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THE LIFE AND WORKS OF WILLIS.
SHAkESPEARE

Ni,Ilam Shakespeare was born in
3tIa,iord on. Avon, tho center OF tho
most beautiful part of England MI
a. 49, 1864 May by the present calen
Ills father. John Shakespeare, was
Snltteriield. who came to Stratrord
c eoUn' ,Sot ana became a trader in
PROSPEROUS farmer
Shakespeare was poorly educated
FOR few years he went to a grammar
fourteen years old his father fell into
a debt. and he left school to helm snno
port the family OF younger children
when men, he was eighteen years old he
of a peasant family of shottery, who
was eight years his senior. In ibS9
ne left his family and went TO London
and joined Burbage's company of play
ers. IN hVe years he had an important
became part owner of Globe and Black
frtar's Theaters, where his own nIavs
were presented.
IN his time. actors were looked upon
with suspicion. and soon after releasing
hi his h Indc MS fa!heTs family from debt
house In Stratford, and went there TO
live. During the time he had pro-
drama was called "The Tempest :"
which was based on the facts from a
shipwreck on the Bermuda Islands.
New Place" he died on his birthday.
April %. 1916, at the age OF ffty-two'
g, among his most popular plays are
Hamlet" ' Macbeth" Romeo and
a "a Midsmn The TamminE OF the Shrew,"
Merchant OF Venice" and "Richard
III MYRTLE MOORE
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WILLIAM SHAKEsrFARE.

william Shakespeare was born in
1864 in the little town of Stratiord,
Eng. on tho winding Avon. He was
the son OF John and Mary Shakespeare.
Stratford was a charming little town.
with bright streams stately elms. and
rose gradcns. The Avon flowed In n
graceful curve around the town. and
in this beautiful town Shakespeare
spent his childhood days. He attended
tho S,ratford Grammar School. where
not very much was taught in those
days.
Shakespeare was married at the age
OF eighteen, to Anne Hathaway,
lie had heard much about London. and
wished TO visit it, so in the year OF
1857 he left for London.
At first he performed mental Tasks
about the thcnters. where he fell in
with actors and playwrights. when he
became an actor himself. and from this
he wrote plays. poems and stories.
He was very popular in the court Of
Queen Elizabeth, and he worked for
quite while in the Elizabethan Thea
ter. Ia the year Of 1911 he left for
his homo Al Stratford, but visited Lon
don many times before his death
He died in lGlG. and was buried In
the Trinity Church in Stratford. His
stories and poems will always he read
and the great Williams Shakespeare
shall he honorod.
Written by
II II
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WILLIAM sHAKEspEARE

Ill'am Shakespeare was born I'm
1863 In an old English village. Ijc
was the oides; OF six children. He
vent TO free grammar school when
ne was seven years old. He studied :,
nlt!s Greek and Latin When he was
'h!rteen he was taken out Of school
ana started 10 learn some trade.
in Stratoiy!. the town in which n.
liEcd, there We're lots Of amusemnnta
There vas just one that he liked to
see, that was played hr bands OF actors.
The father Of William was q trades
man In 1857 he married Mary Arden
helroSs OF "a wealthy farmer. In ,,s8
lie was Mayor OF Stratford
When William Shakespeare was
eighteen he married Anna Hathaway
Lh"N mad three children. In 1855 he
!ei' for London. and In two years he
formed connection with thcaters. and
IN 1872 ne was an actor. In ffteen
years he made a fortune ana bought a
hhncsome estate in Stafford
William Shakespeare died in April
lble and was buried in the village of
Strattord
some plays Shakespeare wrote are:
Merchant Of Venice" Julius Caesar"
rs You iIk" H." Hamlet" and
'Iwelfth Night
NJ i BEL KIJRTZ
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.

william Shakespeare was one of a
family OF eight children He was born
in April. 1864. Some OF the children
died Ia infancy SO that William was
an only child for two and onc-half
years. His father in those DAYS was
busy man and wcll-to-do williams
mother knew that healthy outdoor
exercise was good for her boy. so en-
couragcd him in sport and pleasure
There were three forest farms where
the boy was always welcome and en-
joyed himself. His grandfather was,
no doubt. proud Of the curly-haired,
hazel-eyed boy and his uncle Henry
would be charmed with the boys in
tcrcst In sced-tinc and harvest merry
making and happy outdoor country
life. He lived for twenty years in
STAFFORD on the Avon River, in War
wickshire county a beautiful place
where the beauty soaked into his VERY
being. No wonder he grew up loving
TO write. lie had a great imagination
ana. even when a mere boy, he would
write stories with the great forests
for the background. The forests were
very familiar to him. He was IA friend
OF the woodsmcn and the forcst-kcep-
ers and often he talked with them
learning many things about forest life.
He loved the brooks, the birds. the
Ii'h CTS anu terms. IN ms writing lie
was always speaking Of The cool and
shady woods" the mossy pool" the
fresh green meadow" He loved the
forest towns and the old covered cas-
ties. 4 picturesque country road with
flock OF geese wadinG across the
pond were enough for him to make n
beautiful story. William was a strong
healthy boy. He went TO a free school
nj the age OF six. His love OF out
door life led him on until he became
sturdy and bold. even daring. He left
school at the age OF fourteen. TO help
the support OF his family. In after
years when he became q busy man and
moved away. He never forgot the
old home and went once q year to visit
the old place. He became the national
poet OF England He wrote many
beautiful stories and poems that boys
and girls like TO read.
BY MARY EZELL.
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"a MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM"

Tho play opens With n room in the
dukes palaces with himself and his
bride-to-be. There come In four more
people. beautiful girl wants TO marry
but her father wants her to marry
Demctrius. but Hernia (for that is the
girl and Lysander run away.
Oberon, the king OF the fairies, and
Titania. the queen Of the fairies. are
mad with one another. and Puck. a
spirit of Oberon, was sent around the
world TO get an herb of which the Juice
was going TO put out Titania'9 ewes
when she Is asleep, and the first thing
she saw when she awoke she would fall
in love with. HELENA loved Dcmctrius
but Dcmetr!us did not love her. Ons
toid Puck to put love juice in nemet-
RUSS eyes but Puck by mistake put II
In LySanderS eyes and made him hare
herfnia. The fairy queen fell in love
also, and everybody loved The one that
tney mated, hut the play ends I'D with
all the nortals and mmortals marry
ana i've happy ever aftcrward.
we gave this play at our schoo,
on April p. and was in it,
EMILY +. CARTER,
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WILLIAM SHAISESPEAR

william Shakespeare was one Of tho
greatest men of the world. lie was
norm at Stratford, England in 1SsL
lie went TO "a grammar school In Ne
own town until he was about dr.
lie read all the books that he comid
get his hands on. lie was n jswynr,s
clerk. taught school, was a bntcbnr
ann ana numerous other things.
mere 1s an old story that he wont
deer hunting on tho farm IF Sir Thomas
Lucy; n rev miles from his home town
ana ms arrest and trial for this tres,
pass was the cause of his leaving home
ne went TO London. and when at the
age or eighteen lie married Anne
Hathaway. After The birth or three
chlidren, he went out into the civ TO
seek ms fortune. He was then twenty
! !i,ir,cc years Did Iln made a scanty
doors: In a few years he joined
company OF players and wrote many
great plays and books
He had been away from his notIn.
home five years. and people began to
know him AZ great writer and a
fine speaker Some OF his best Wit
ings are AS You Like ~ "The Mer-
chant or Venice" "Macbctb "I, o,,,a -
and Juliet" '''rhc Winters 1 TaIs"
Measure for Measure" Loves I,aho,
Lost and "Twclfth Night"
IN about ten years he went haok RI
STAFFORD. his early home, New PIace"
and owned tho largest and best estate
III the town. lie bought MANY lands
and gardens.
lie died suddenly with fever IN 1915
and was buried In hls old home town.
ALBERT DOYLE.
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WILLIAM SIIAKESPEARE.

William Shakespeare. the greatest OF
| English poets, was born in Warwick.
shire. England, In the. little town OF
Stratford- on Avon.
His father was John Shakespeare and
his mothers maiden name was Mary
Arden Although Shakespeare's ia
ther was very prominent man. it is
probable that he could not write his
name. 1t was thought that Shakes
peare attended a grammar school, but
this IS not certain. He did not have
much education, but he learned for
himself.
Al eighteen years OF age Shakespeare
married Anne Hathaway Three years
after their marriage Shakespeare NOV
Ell TO London. There lie became an
actor and ono Of the proprietors In
the Globe Theater. II was thought
that he moved there 10 try 10 sup
port his family. Shakespeare was once
plaintiff in p suit ut law.
While ut London Shakespeare wrote
many poems. Ills first were non
dramatic lie took old plays and re-
wrote them.
Among the plays that ne did not re-
write We're Hamlet. Merchant OF Ven
ice Macbeth. julius Caesar. Comedy
OF Errors. 0thello md AS You Like 1t.
Most all poets are not appreciated un-
III after they are dead. but Shakes
pedIe Was appreciated III ms own day.
Many good things were said about him
Milton says of him, Sweetest Shakes
peare. fancy child" Ben Ionson was
ono OF his companions He said. II
love the man and do honor his mem
ory."
II was said that Shakcspeares name
was spelt sixteen different ways. But
the way he signed his name on his
plays was Shakespeare Eot n single
- Of - ,,,J
thentic. On the 23d OF April. 1916. this
great English poet passed away. He
was buried at Stratford- on Avon. II
is n dreadful pity that the world does
not know more OF him.
Shakespeare was the greatest poet
that ever. dared to be,
And I'm sure he'll set examples for
members of the L. Il. c. G.
Composed b.
EMMA W. BROWN
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rnE LIFE or suArEsrEAnE.

W!.iiam Shakespeare was horn a,
Ttrat roId- Upon the-Avon on April %.
1861 Inc house in which Shak.sneorn
vas born Was called the great house
because it VAS large and a, that time
IN" best IN the town The nome is
low divided. one part being public
shop. '"''"er
liner" is little known Of Shakes.
mares hoyhood except thai he mar.
r""ly escaped having the pla,u.
"a'g" a. TIC time nearly hled tho
.o"n Tic went to a grammar scbooI
"n"rc ne learned = iittie Latin md
t.Neh. A'icr he finished school h. re-
NAMED at nome. taking up the occun.
h'n ~ his fath"' as a butcher
~ Young age ne was married -
anne Hathaway. the daughter Of E.o.
man o' STAFFORD 4 year after ;b.ir
n.arfiaH. MS daughter. susanna. vas
n"fh \ year ana Il half later ,hcrc
""io wins horn. n hoy and a girl
"hca b"innct and Judith This vas
". "nol" Of Shakespeare. family
Sn.kespcaT" died April 80 1915. tho
"r'mmfNr'Snts OF nis birth at INC are
NANCY BERNARD WOODWARD
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TIE LIFE or WILLIAM SHAKES.
pEARE.

The day OF William Shakespeare
birth is not exactly known. Ills
! fathers name was John Shakespeare
and his mother was Mary Shakesrenre
| They lived on Henly Street in n li,.l,
English town called Stratford-on-
Avon. Their home was poor one
and the room in WHICH William was
born was poorly furnished its walls
were white. and the ceiling consisted
OF uncovered Skaters.
After while the family became
poorer. The father tried different ways
of making living, such as dealing
in corn and timber and finally opened
a meat shop.
lads of his age. lie attended the pub
lie school. studying Latin ana Greek.
He left school II the age OF fifteen
on account of the financial reveises of
he married a Miss Hathaway. a dnugh-
tor OF farmer OF the little village
90 IN enSon G rp ne nSeI left h 10
reached London he was practically
pennilcss, and for while he made his
side the theater. He finally obtained
a place on the stage through one OF
his old friends But me never made
he decided to try to write plays.
In 1893 his tirst work appeared in
the share OF narrative poem. Venus
and Adonis. And in 1894 he wrote
another called "Lucrece." Loves
Labor Lost" Is thought to be his first
original PLAY, but after tina, he wrote
them rapidly
In 1911 he loft London and retired
TO Stratford. where he held valuable
lands. one or his Biographies sta:es
that his income in later life was not
less than $4,000 per year.
1t IS stated that William Snakes
peare died ON April %. 1916. lie was
buried inside the chRncel OF Holy
Trinity Church.
There are many statues erected TO
him all over the world, but more IN
England that anywhere else
William Shakespeare Il thought 20
be the greatest dramatist Of AL time,
and he Is honored everywhere.
Composed by.
BELLE c. GIBBS
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TIE HARD OF AVON.

Shakespeare was born nearly one
hundred miles northwest from London,
on the banks Of the slow and sluggish
Avon in the Village OF Stratford, in the
year 1864. HIS fathers name was John
Shakespeare ana his mothers name was
Mary Arden.
Not much is known Of his boyhood.
but 1t is supposed that ne attended the
Stratford Grammar School. where Latin
was the ch:cf study. When he was
fourteen years OF age he had to stop
school and earn his own living.
When he was eighteen he married
Ann hathaway, who was eight wears
older than himself. Seven years later
he was In London gaining fame as a
writer and an actor. After many years
OF writing he died suddenly and was
buried In the Stratford Church.
ELIZABETH WHITE
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SHAKEspEARE.s HISTORY.

WillfanJ Make Peace Shakespeare
was born in England April %. 1862. He
ala not go 10 schoo! very long because
ms rather was too poor to send him.
ne was married To Anne a. Hathaway
wien he was only eighteen years old.
Shakespeare loved children and he
wrote lot OF nursery rhimes and plays,
among them are hamlet" Romeo
ana Juliet and Henry VIII"
lie also wrote n lot Of poems which
the children have to learn now in the
public schools.
lie was nfty odd Ycars old VIXEN he
died and mis- writings are stu adj
mired. RUTH NEAJE
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WILLIAM SHAI<ESrEARE AND HIS
TIMES.


William Shakespeare was born in
Warwickshire. Eng The exact date Is
not known
All children then had TO know how to
read before they went to school, SO. |
suppose his mother taught him. He
started to school when ne was seven
years old and went until he was
thirteen. then his fathers business
piled and he had TO stay at home und
help him.
William was like all other little boys.
he liked to play hide and seek. tag
and handy. expect he ran away and
went fishing in the river Avon with
boys when his mother did not know
II.
When he was older he went to the
barber to have his hair trimmed and
also TO have his teth drawn II he had
inc toothache, for the barber was the
dentist. and he would string the teeth
ana hhnS them upon the window for an
Like all nice and good
fhothers. at the time OF the fai, she
would take William TO see every thing
for the fairs were held out Of door.
went to London TO work for n ,henter
on the green. After a time William
lhen ne began to write plays lie
must have visited the places md
Known the people that he wrote sbou,
MS pays arc as popular now as they
were then. After 800 years he is ro
mcmbcrcd and honored for his works
Getting along In years and tired of Lon
don lie went back to Stratford. his ola
nome lie died at tho age of fifty
years In Englan nd the houses are bufi,
OF stone and last for hundreds OF years
imposed oy ELSIE RUDD
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WILLIAM sHAKESPEART..

William Shakespeare, the most IL
iustrious poet and dramat!st was born
n Stratford- on Avon, Warwick shire.
April %. Sos
Very little is known OF Shakespeare's
early life. He was very poor and had
very little schooling. AT eighteen he
married and went to London about
1873. lie soon got position holding
horses before theater. and was some
times called for employment behind
the screen. He soon became stage
manager and sometimes an actor Ell
was also in trouble with the police
for Walking on other peoples hand.
Ills rise was very rapid In every pro-
f"ssion. except IN actor. in which pro-
:csst"n his rise was ncvcry very rapid.
IL probably hogan his career as
NrhmatS' by writing In company with
Eohcrt Green and Christ opher Mar
lowe. two authors OF established rep
utation
Shakespeare wrote thirty-fve com
portion of two others. His early poems
alone would place him in the first rank
OF Fn.lish poets
II" had a fine character. no phase
of which mas over been rivalrd by
any poet or drama,ist.
lie is known to have played the
Ghost" in his own tragedy Of Ham
iei. hut he never tried to act any
~ his greater characters. Whenever
4 ne" Play was called for. he sat down
ana dashed of one without thinking
hnch about H. When they had been
used and served their purpose he threw
IN" plays aside as IL they were of
Il" value Yet they were Of value They
M"r" hot printed until after his death.
Tue first collected edition or his worls
Is dated 1929
ne died a, the Az" of nfty-two on
April %, 1915
''riHinap JENNIE herman.
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WILLIAM sHAKEspEARE

william Shakespeare was horn +,
me little town or Stafford on-the.
avon ana was christencd on April os
1864. ~
John and Mary Shakespeare were his
parents. and i, is said tina, John
Shakespeare. although promincn,
man, could not write his name
of Shakespeare's early life we know
nothing He had very little education
but II is probab i. that he went 10 a
grammar school.
AZ eighteen h. moved 10 London. and
ne following year he married Am,
Hathaway.
Soon after this he began TO write
plays and also became one OF the pro-
prictors In the Globe Thcater
Hamlet" "O,hello." Merchant of
Venice" Much Ado Abou, Nothing.
Comedy OF Errors" Richard H. "'rhe
Tempest" Twelfth Night" - Mid :
summer Nights Dream" Macbeth"
King Lear and Julius Caesar are
some OF his plays. "As You Like II,
and 'iienrv l." are two more.
Not long after this he returned to his
native town. where he died on April %.
l6ls He was buried at Stratford :
on-Avon
Shakespeare was the greatest o,
are hard 10 understand. but he wrote
beautiful plays
Most poets are not appreciated until
aftcr they are dead. but Shakesneare
was IN his own day. or course. he is
appreciated more now than he was
then. "'
Some people ask why we celebrate
Shhkespearc's death instead or mis-
plr'h. We do this because no ono
SHOWS exactly when he was born and
we 40 know when he died.
Composed by
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sI!AIIf1SriI iitE.

wu,,an s,ake.oca-e wa. born in
the littl. Warwickzhtrc town OF STRAIT.
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NJ 1-s. n, mo r;,,,.b ,scie,cr &c
~. record ~ INC nautfs,r Of William
SbnkceD.ar. ,,. of lufr ghaFcsraarc
~, AMI % Ms father lolu charo
sra.re Won, "a General rrodur. e,or.
tn ctrs.fcrd unrfou Me roo;'4 rlila.
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s.of ,be latin r,asrils sra ,.r.ad 80.
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SHAKESPEARE.

When Shakespeare was little boy
He was always full of joy:
He loved TO skip, he loved to run:
He loved the squirrel and the bun.
He loved 10 play he loved to read:
He loved to walk through fields of feed.
Bu; best OF all. he loved TO write: about
The wide worlds wondrous light
Az days passed by he grew to he
Tn" greatest poet on land or sea:
And he might have started just like
we"
member OF the It'd G."
Composed by
MARGARET CANADA.
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REST OF SHAKESPEARE CONTEST

My Dear Girls and Boys.--This Is
Just a limo to say that here is the rest
OF your contest. AMI that l will an
nounce the winner of tho gold medal
prize on next Sunday. Now | must
run right off the page and make room
for The hne stories and compositions
that YOU have sent in.
YOUR EDITOR
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A TRIP To BUCKNEn.

went to Buckner once and Mr. Ter
rell Ravn me some candy. had a nice
time. We live Il few yards from tho
station. 7 go to II every day. Mr..
Tcrrclrs son comes up here every day.
BERTHA JONES.
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SHAKESPEARE,

ELIZABETH EUBANk
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COUNTY OFFICIALS

Circuit Judge-W. 8. Bullock,
Ocala.
State Attorney-Geo. W. Scofeld,
Inverness.
Clerk Circuit Court-P. Fl. Nugent,
Oeala.
Sheriff-John P. Galloway, Ocala.
Tax Assesor-Alfred Aver, 0cala.
Tax Collector-W. L. Colbert,
Ocala.
County Judge-W. E. Smith, Ocala.
Superintendent of Schools. FL.
Crimson.
Surveyor-Alex. Moorehead, Ocala.
Commissioners d. earn, Wal
ter H. Huffman, N A. Fort, S. R.
Pyles and J. 7. Hutchins.
Members School Board-G. S. Scott
Ocala; B. R. Bitch, Blitchton; J. S,
Grantham, Fort Mccoy.
Sub-School Trustees-Jack Camp,
j. E. Chace, w. T. Gary.
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EVERYTHING IN MILLINERY

Miss Huff, at the Affieck Millinery
Parlor, is an up-to-date modiste of
rare taste and talent. She is clever
designer of the most chic models, in
jaunty simplicity to the most CLASH
cal assembling of harmonies in the
richest garnitures. Miss Huff has
made . thorough inspection of all the
new models in authoritative style
creations and together with her super
Tor artistic reputation, she has also a
very genial and inspiring nature and
serves the public most cheerfully.
Our new location is in the Ocala
House block, opposite Gerig's Drug
Store. Phone 161. tu-wd-sat-wky
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Mrs. E. Van Hood was the honor
guest at Homecoming" party, Civ
en- her by her daughter, Miss Mar
guerite Porter, last evening. The
party consisted of DR.. and Mrs. Van
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ICE CREAM SUPPER
IN NORTH OCALA

The North Ocala branch of the
Kings Daughters will give an ice
cream supper under the oaks at the
North Ocala church Wednesday eve
ming, September 18th.
All are cordially invited to attend
the supper and enjoy themselves
while helding good cause.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE

Electrical and plumbing establish
ment. Will sell at invoice prices.
This is good buy as there is going
to be about $4,000 worth of plumb
ing work installed in Ocala within the
next few years. II. w. Tucker, Ocala,
Fla. 19-4t
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LADIES

Send me your old hats to remodel
with the latest styles at reasonable
prices. / will give orders my per-
sonal attention if sent this month.
Mrs. Thomas Morrison. Address P.
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Effect of Shell Fire.

When a 12-inch shell strikes the
water it throws up splash higher
than battleship's mast. This splash
weighs about 1000 tons, enough to
sink a small ship.
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TRY One and See.

1t is believed that all lions are left
handed" A famous explorer says that
blow it nearly always uses the left
paw.