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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

Solcntc Sab CT Ocn Gurnocrcil
I 0@oruGrtS" Ocr icincm gciiti9cn
aonncn cincn 0iiniiiocu 9ia6r6oOcn
; bot
/ @cOenfcn iuolon mir bier Ocs .0iils
iifOireftorS Scnidop @S mar cir
ciiiger g9intertag. nls mir ibn bc9rn-
ben Gin Stiid 9altiuorcr 0iiliifs
I gciAidtc ihloB nit i6ni: ipar CT
Ooh ser critic Girigent cincS golti-
norer Srdeiter9 gelpeiep Ter .,@er-
molia-Oidnnerdor~ Ocn or longe &c.
lcitet bnttc, lang al icineni @jrobc.
Die @ciongpcrcinc ocr Sto0t ffenten
lid) Omnols nod Ocs @clingcnS Dcs
fur6 uor6cr geuclcnen SGngerieltes.
@ic bciOcn oltcitcn; 0ormonie-nit
i9rcn io6i9en, oriainnlcn YrGiiocn.
ten Std6lcir, im0 ocn glutooiOoftcn
2illuonn-uio g(riou Der in ocr
@tcdlolDcS.Nollc, Dem Guorticr ocs
glrbeiterpcreiilS, probtc, mo 10 onf
6rcitcrcr uolfSt6iilnli1cr @rnn0logc
itono, bottcn 6eioc ic6r 9uteS Stinlm.
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5u
SSir iprodcn chen bon DER ,SobnS
SopfinS-lluiucriitGt 3o5entcu mO
ioldc, 0ieS lueroeu poIltcn, Derlom-
mcltcn iicb 0iterS Inn 9oltimorcr
9iirger lmO Groiciiioncllc. 9ntd mar
Gin ihOentiidcr gicreili gcgriinoct
worOen, Scr lid yOic Sinfcn" mann.
tc 9Iaerlci gciiiiec g(nrcglug giug
bon 0iciem &rciic ans, mo Der 9ieil.
ontonunling fonntc 6nrun gIcidiom
cine 9ciiiigc Ncimot6 itnocn @iuot
dcoOemto gIuc6 bier luorct niht
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ben limo tic &croorbcnl2 99ic ocr
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tat Ourh Stiitiugcn me6rercr Ifdtt
lihcr 9Iihcrcicn OnuernOcs 8croienit
crporbcn.
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30. Stiitlngsicit OcS gieoerfranScs,
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ben 9lnrcgungrn iUic Der sg6lo0el.
pbicr N}dnucrdor ais Der Speiie @c.
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luoroeu mar Sine ibonc 6cierl Ger
bodbetagtc @riin0cr 6iclt sic 3cii
rcOc, in Der bic Cone OcS QaiBcit
SobrblmocrtS luieOcrfldngcu. inlD ali
Der SocdIiSuns Der Teutiden ans
Der 3eit Der 9lomoutif. icl6it crlebt
mo crio6rcn sic 0orcr crgriii Ipdl
lag lAon iibcr Dem 6eiie ell ihpcr
miii6igcr Son Ole na6euoe 9luilo.
iing oeS GerciuS dnfiinOcnO. Gicl
eigenorti9eS Se6en mor in i6u &c.
melcn 9Ibcr Die oltc 3eit mar Dor.
ii6er.
0ic oltc 3cit init i6rcr patriarda-
lil6er OrOmug ocr Gingcl ODER
mar eS oicic nidt Oic bel Sen yEid-
1iids" - 70 nonnte man ous DER
6lrma anobe glr6eitge6er mo
'ne6mer inn Sniibcnporf pcrciniote? |
Sn Der Olitte ocr gcohtctc G6ci, ser
lcl6it chit al ocr 0re66ont geitou4
Den 5atte imo ieine So6ne c6enio
ole Stuien OeS SonOmcrfs Ourd). |
lanIen lieB lin i6n OaS Solt Der |
gIrbeitcr nit i6rcn Sanilien glnc |
pom aleidcn @eiit beieelt. Ger Sim-
mel luar flur. 9tur Dem ierniic6tiQell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

cin Citiricic. So fomtc cr IN ocr
Singitlnoc iciucn 0picrn 5urllicn:
0SGr mist net iingc iUie iing, i5r
mist iilgc mic goig.
Cic 3iouS. Sdule uor in ocn s0cr
So6rcn oui Der S06c gcweicn; ibrc
bo6c Stcains 1ottc tic ourh Nle.
t6oOc mo Srgoaiiotion mobl Der.
oicut. S6r oltucrc6rtcr Circrtor, ibr
0jriiuOcr, @oitor Ncinridl S6ei6,
mar idon ldugit 3uriidgctrcicn. Gr
6etrot oic S6ulc 5peimal luodent-
lid. I'M aoniiumouocn Stmocn 5lt
buItcn. Gr irug cine Secbimo5pcl5.
Niiibc. Su 9hun imO gSettcr giug
CT. Gin 9ldtIigcr, Oen lueitcl 99cg bon
GarroQtonglpcnuc Oomuls Gcpubli.
con-StroBc. 5u SuB 9Iod) iton0 al
SoliOoD StrnBe Oos oltc Yiorr6ouS.
Ser @iorrgartcn mar ircilidl nidt
ncbr Garin porcn Grci6b1uicr &C.
wcicn in ocnen Ger Anitor. cin tiiG-
tiger @drtucr So6n ciucS @iu5crS,
ole 6crrlihitcn idlucren gScintroI
Den jog 9lnn itonOen BLOB nod oc
olteu 9irubdmc. lInO Der INNS 60.
icin fompicnOc 9ioieu mar NIT Stci-
men mo oacm m0glihcn %uri5cig
beOcdt, nit Dem bic lie6c StroBcn-
iimgcnidoit 0ic aolocncn 6riicbtc
bon Ocn 9dluucn bcrluitcr6oltc Man
6oitc cS idlicBlid ouigeacben. ole
Sriinumcr jil innmeln. Sclte itc6t
an oieier Stcuc OoS Gcutite Sans
0cr Stoot Baltimore.
&n Sabre 1890 mar GROCER
Gcutidtoa nit 6ciiiug. Gr 5cigtc
oos gciounic Gcutidt6lm IN icncr
3n6l Sllc luorcn lic "a. Elrncr
SGuacr. Siu0cntcn. @cmeinOcn. @c.
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lidcm 9hii5ug gloA ocr Goncoroio
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maligcn StoOt, Gcucr Bat ion ipG
Ter 5crilori GnS Yoiioncr SDmpbo.
Hic Grd)eiier gu6 BORT lllter 9}i.
fiid icinc aowcrtc; cS wor On
malS ueocr Wcidnlod0- nod NioOe-
iohc. Sunp6onic.@onjcrtc 81 bcil
dlcn Ger Saol mor nic gciii0t. "a
rim lit &elcS onocrS mo bciicr &c
uorocn @erne crinncrt man iih scr
crniteL gcbiIdten ,Sigur OeS ariti
fcrc 9iidorO SrtHann Ociicu 9riti
fen 5i Dem 9ciicn iciuer glrt gc6or
ten mn pm Nidnnern luic &il6clnli
9hlbnitcin 0'9ubcrt iUic and Ocn
lcienOen &enneru o0er fcnueuoeu
Sciern ic6r gcihdbt murocl 81
bate 6adlfcnntnis.
Noh Sen aou5ertcu troi man iid
6ci Anubco. Grnit Stnn6c biclt inn
Noiic icincr %Gter uah %dtcnociie
Gmpiong: ciuion. ic6r ciniacb mo
bcr5lic6, Seine 9lrt. id ST acbcl
5imOctc mo perpiliGtcte. gifiidL
am @onlin lcbncnO ocnonitrircnO, |
lddcInO. lnhcnO. mar Gin 9iIol Ga.
nebcu aneiiel, unO Shuj, ser Sci.
lilt IS iuoreu ihone 3ciien icnc
3eiiel Der 9lniprudSloiiqfcit unO ocS !
tiid6tigen aomenS Gas &alS lit |
Ocrld)unnOci
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mordihc Grideimmg. Gr lpor ein
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rertii6rte i'm 5wor oo5u ieu Sd ct
bas 81 6etonen ober ionit oahte |
CT groB lno bate Gin icboncs Organ.
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Ben @elegenbeten, Sagen Der oeut.
idcu @ciMidic GclcS BON ieinem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

iolrcn p5ai0, bic conieiiioucIleu @c,
gcnider 5iuu Sbcil iibcupunoen. Gas
Ccltidi6lm pon Baltimore bon Oo-
mails mar Ocr SolIptiuhe na6 BORT
pcrtreten: man mar iro0, 10 wie man
cS 1uhc ill., oieicn Sauuclplmft 5ii
6abclt po5u nod Der cole 3wcd fam
Der iciier @irting ani jcocS N}cu.
idleu0er5 iidcr III lno 6lcibt. glc6u.
lides bcocutct in oicicu Sogen OnS
p9loi6c arcl5" ans d6nliHen Grim
ocu lno sciAic6t ooum ocni.
SentldtWm in0cm cs iuobltblh. icI,
ber cine aroBc @o6liDat.
giodl elmer @cnii6uu0 inn Oic alci.
men mo aldnitcn iei bier gcood)t
oic irciliH pcnioer oen brciteu Nlai.
fen oliiicl; cS iii Scr .Sig6t Street
ainOcraarteu" ocr lmtcr Ocr cOlcn
mo 0iitiacn 6iirior9c BON Sran 9Sro.
ieiior &ooo 0c6orcnc bon Stiilp
na1cl i'm 2iiocn lmicrcr Staof cn
1lltc9 Stiid ocltider ainocrpiIcgc
@r5iebHasarbcit mo gSo6lib1tigtcit
lciiietc Hic 9lionicrarbeit Der colcn
5rau Dat rcid5e 6riidtc 9ctraacn.
9lcbcn 9lapp miiiicn mir nibt mur
ocs 9leiucs ucgen al &nopp 0cnfrL
ocr Sdnlc 0leiiicr. cine 6igm ans
eent Iuhi6lnnO Der fiui5iger Sabre.
oc Der 9lncrifaniiiuutg aud i'm
9lcuBcrcn 5d6e wiocriinuOcn 6atte.
9llBcr icincr oiicnbar icbr tic6tigcu
Shnlc 6nttc CT audl nod cine Ioub-
ihmumen.9lniiaIt in Nctric6. SSo Jest
Die Sin Nna 9Slojo iih mcitet iiano
oauaIS bic andpp'idc Shulc. gSic
cS ocr 3itiol licbt Der icuc @c.
ihcntc nnncr ooppclt 5ll MAIDEN
pilcgt War 0ic 1lterc 6unfurrcntin.
0ic 3ionSihulc Sdcibs Shrlc &c.
nonui, oid)t 0o6ci. IS iiuO an cic
1orcio Sdiilcr 5u @liiibejcii ocr
.bciocn Shulcn Oortt nnicrricbict
lUorocn Bon 0er Nonioap- Strabc
iii6rtc cinc Waiic, cng ounwi 6olpc.
RIG 1ra0 mic in Gciti6luno
nad DER NinD.StrnBc. 9lbcr oieic
Grange ylaeo oOcr Dou0loSsStrsct
mar cen SdiIern Derbotcn uahoeul
oarin t6cilo ar0oBliMe, t6cils nil
t6cnoc sdulGlorbleu gchloacn uo'
rcll &cnn oic aonige 5iirneil mil.
fen bic &oltcr iid 6ouen.
anapp mar notiirlid wic Jiopp
elm Sbmabc. Q(us ocn @ouen
oicic0 SauOcs iiuo nidt ie6r uicle nad
Baltimore 9efonnnen Gic Gimon-
ocuula bicrber ,unr mo6l mciit mic.
ocroelitidj oocr 6ciiiih. Ter 9rcmer
biloctc cincn doraftcriii-
ldcn Spp bon icbcr. Scin fmiu6n.
niicbcs aonncn pcridoiitc i0m Onrh
luca Griolg. 9r aab 0un ~0icrmani1
0lnb" an Ocr %eii6aUcttc. .StraBc cic
5ignatlr llntcr 0einrh SautS
cucn ieincn @ertrcter icineS Stan-
ocS llnO lencr Seinnib all5cit BE-
reit 81 6elien entioltete lid in Oen /
Glubrdmicn oeitidjeS 9e6en, oos iih |
an oatcrldnOii1en @cocnftager sui
cr1abener6cierlidfeit itcigcrn toultc
Pms Dem Nciicnlonoe. foncn 10.
ipobl aur. iuic Garn6ciien; SeBterc !
lc6baft piocriprcbcno, uenn man lie ,
6lino nanntc. Gas iinO Die an
bern. llno Die 9icoentopier, BON |
oencl nadacraoc me6r in Baltimore
ais IN Ocn SocimotbSiiGOt-
ben parcn ans Oieirn @rlmoe and !
aadl Oeul Sabre 1866, 9ilt 0arn0ci.
lid gc6lieben. Spdtcr bate oitb
inc fr0itiac Gimuouocumg ans Ban.
,rit Dem lorOIiden irdntiideu Sbeil,
Ter Sdpa6c anopp idmd6cltc
tori slber cr lunr nnmi1ifaiid lpie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

nen Den Gnldor auDicr. Oic Sdjluc.
itcrn 6rau ghtonic Cppenbcincr uno
5ran 9loicpaIo. @ithoe ocS cbclno.
ligcn Girigentcn oes ,yieOcrfronjcs~
ghldl 6rau Hntman pdrc 5u ncnnen
oic Der gcniolc 3cihucr 9IacrS auf
cmcnl iciucr Nldtter pcremigtc. llnO
Siioor 9opcnt6al Ter Iid)tcrl Ger
Sd0ngciitl Ger iidj Inn non6cn
nm9cn 9iumi III icncn Sobrcn Der,
oicnt gcmdht bot inOcm er i6m ans
S6luulit0ten balf in Oic 5umal cin
STUDENT im0 On5u nod duf elmer nms
gen llnpcriit1t, uic Die So6nS sop.
fins mar ic6r, ic6r lciht gcrotb
Soiueiit6ol mar Elm imgcuobulicber
Nicuidl Gin bistbcu 9iooomontaoc
abcr icinc 2icbcnSpiiroi9feit nd0ul
i1r aacunl ocn SiaNcl. @r luar &C.
aoclt iporocl llnO 5pnr BON Dem
Seid]ditgiii6rcr eincS 3laidcnbiergc
idIdiieS, oicicr ,SuoiIiiriejweig mar
odnol5 acraoc i'm Gntite6en. ghd
llHmcgcn mar Der StnnO Ocr Cingc
IN Der guicn altei 3eit wie0cr en-
rcidlt iporocu mann jcocr 9iiracr
oiciu" Bier iul SSouic 6nttc. rSciucS'
mar cs a6cr onnlols in Ocni Sinuc,
0oB CT Oer,9roucr mar. Sect idlidic Die
Nraucrci oen CScritcnidit inS NalS.
81 icncni (Scihdic uuren juci oclli-
ide slocliac augcilcllt. 9hm fam im
9ciric6 ir9cuowie elm Gcric0cu uor.
Ger Nidnogcr Iiclltc Ocn llebeltb0tH
nit ocn Noriel icit; Oos BAT scr
Sunp bon gowenibal aciboiM 9Scl,6
Compliment ser Gnpidnqer 0anfcuo
,icbt bin i'd Md oocli0"
Scnc Supcn ocuii6cn &u0rnibmS
pileaten lid rcaelm0Bia 5u irciicn
Ger Strom Der 3cit iloB an ibuci
porbci, iic blicbeu oie @leiden. 2lbcr
plat utrocn iic nic. oojil warcu tic
al geiiircid. @cmc lobcn iic cinnn-
Der 9lGtGicl oif. So cinc9 Cages
gSnS lit OaS bebrGiidbc &ort iiir so.
icntrdger2 GcridicOcue yoilu9Sucr-
ildc. bic abcr Gobbi So6bcincr allc
toOtnIadt nit cinen flr3cn lid.
Cas- lit oas Scbrdiihc fiir Noup.
&it ood Gin Niom Gin Nocntrdacrl
Ssaiicn0riinl Imunlo iAon mar
ooS set cine iicbcnoc GlIridtlna
OcS TcItidi6uuna, Der Srcfipnnti
9lGcr; sic lid langc nidt gcicDeu bat.
ten sinaeu oortbuL Inn iidl ic6er ST.
iinoel. lIuo 10 hts ia 1elic uoh.
8rcilid gob cc mehr ocr gllicn. lln0
oariutcr wnren audi 6ohIt intcrci
ianic Nleiiidlci ans oacn Stdn0cu
ghli eiucn DER Seiic ipruds Napp ans
Chicago, scr cbemnls in Baltimore
am ..98cdcr~ i6diig mur mo rcide
@rinnerinaci all bic Sdbrlic6fciten
Der ~anomnotbtn9S6eit" itn0 oca
9iirgcrfrieges ircigiebia mitibciltc.
Scnc 3eit mar icoou ldngit pcrsongeu
Oo nml oen rilpublifaniihen mo oa
rm nnorolidcl" uSSedcr" ihirmte
mo bic mionSiremolihcn Suruer,
Die oonoligen 3oeoliitcn inter ocn
0cutiGcn nit t6otli2em SAB Der
folgtc.
IS mar aud elm Gicrtcliabr6nnocrt |
oor 1870 nidt lcidt cin Gcnticber !
81 iein GieleS bon Ser iosen mir
Sbneigung aegcn oie Teltidlcn 1cutc !
nod i'm Siiocn idjreibt itb Oo6cr, !
oaB lie bciuo6c mic Gin Niaun fiir /
Die lhiou cutroien tic, bic orouBcu !
inter Sem @lcno scr alcinitootcrci |
1elitten 6atten.
Tos 9Saiienicit 70 Gin Sanmcl.
pIab Ger 1entiden leiitcte Dem
Geutidt6um Den 9roBen 0icnt oaB
rs oas ionit @etrcnntc pereiuigtc. bic
iauoSnionuidlaitlidal llueri@icoc
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-11-17
INTERLACHEN NEWS.

An exceptionally interesting meet
ing of the C. E. Society was held Sun
day evening. Mrs. C. F. Bischoff,
president, conducted the devotional
service, and after that the meeting
was in the hands of Misses Grace
Townsend and Clarine Fraser, who
presented excellent reports of the re-
cent District Convention at Fernan,
dina. The rally song of the Conven-
ton, at Pays to Serve Jesus" was
rendered by the choir.
Mr.. E. A. Brush entertained the
Sunshine Society at her horne Tues
dav afternoon. Full reports were
presented by the various officers cnd
committees. The new bookcase for
the library has been received, set up,
and filled with books. The First
Aid" box for the schoolhouse is al
most complete, ready for use. A small
contribution for the children's Home
Society was taken at this meeting.
Mark Twain was the program subject,
and in addition to an entertaining lie
sketch of the author, anecdotes and
EXCERPTS from his writings were pre-
scented.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church has resum-
ed active work, after its long sum;
mer vacation, and held a helpful and
interesting session Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Leonard, MIS-
Houghton and daughter, Miss Bernlce,
and Mr.. E. l.. Barrett, arrived last
Saturday for the winter season. Oth-
ers of our winter colony will soon be
coming in. -
Miss Nora Fraser has accepted a
nosition in the Telephone office at the
nome of J. S. Story.
Mrs. Jenkins visited her grand
daupbter, Miss Ella Osteen, IN Gam
esvile last week. n..,4 80
Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Blschon re-.
tpIned Friday from Daytona, where
tbey attended the ". c. T. U. conyen-
ton. and report a most delightful tlme
and an inspiring convention OF these
workers for the temperance cause
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-11-17
MIR. HANCOCK RETURNS
THANKS

To my Democratic Friends and Vo-
ters of Putnam county:
| take this means and opportunity
to sincerely thank you for the loyal
manner in which you supported and
voted for me for Clerk of the Circuit
Court on the 7th inst, and to assure
you that appreciate it more than |
am able to adequately express. Es-
pecially am | grateful to you for the
handsome vote given me in the face of
the opposition with Which | had to
contend.
The result, however, was no sur
prise to me, as | had implicit faith in
the Democracy Of Putnam County,
and honestly believed that it would
perpetuate the precedents and tradi-
tons of the party by electing the du-
ly nominated candidate of the primary
for the office to which | aspired.
For past honors and favors | am
truly thankful, and | shall do my
utmost to discharge my duty, and
continue to merit your appreciation,
goodwill and friendship as incumbent
Of the important office to which you
have elected me. My policy will be
one of uniform courtesy to all, regard
less of creed, race or party utilization,
at all times rendering prompt, sys-
tematic and accurate service, keeping
in mind the fact that public posi-
ton is a public trust and that | am
the servant of all the people.
l have nothing but the kindest feel
ing for those who honestly opposed
me and shall not discriminate one
iota between them and those who as
sisted and voted for me, in the treat
ment that | shall give to patrons of
the Clerks office.
Reiterating my gratitude to you
for your final endorsement of my fit
ness to serve you in what | consider
the most important capacity in the
county, and promising you that | shall
cndcavor to do it faithfully, efficiently
and WE'LL | am,
Cordially yours,
R T. HANCOCK,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-11-17

beautifully decorated with pink Ouch
ess roses, and all enjoyed the delicious
supper. In the evening music by the
Victrola was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Waterbury are
keeping house in the Robinson cot
tage.
Major H. C. Gates is the proud
owner of new Paige car, which is
certainly beauty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Perry, and
Miss Mary Morrison of Pomona, took
a trip in the new car to Daytona and
all report fine time.
Services were held at the M. E..
church Sunday morning the Duet by
Miss Flossie Evans and Jack Sulli-
van, also solo by Jack Sullivan was
greatly enjoyed.
Rev. DR.. Carnine gave a lecture in
the church Monday evening.
Mrs. Phebe Belts of Phoenix, N. Y,
and Miss Susie Carson Of Croswell,
Mich, arrived Thursday being delay
ed several weeks in leaving. Every
one welcomes them back.
Word has been received of the
death of James Manchester at his
home, at Cleveland, Ohio. Mr.. Man
chester and family lived here many
winters, and he was the owner of con-
siderable property here. He was
highly esteemed by all, and much
sympathy is extended to the bereav-
ed family by the Lake Como people.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-11-17
@#M1@z
Soldier Longs For Home.

Earl Sumner, a member of the
Second Regiment Band now serving
on border duty at Laredo, Texas,
writes Interestingly to his mother,
Mrs. R. T. Walters, 301 Dodge street,
as follows:
"a crowd of us took walk today;
we went to the ravine. 1t is about
40 feet deep where it had run down
through the rock, and the bottom is
solid rock, and in this rock the
trenches are six inches wide and two
and a half feet deep; water flows
through it. Where it flows into the
Rio Grand we carved our names.
"Rumor here has it we will be home
soon after election; we would like to
know that it is true. Capt. Layton
joined US today and we were glad to
have him again.
"The band boys have it easy, and
can go into Laredo any time by tell
ing Clemens, so they will know where
we are. We are getting along fine;
having a good time. | have gained
in weight from 1T pounds when
left home to 127 IL now. Uncle
Sam will have to give me new pair
of pants or give me Bert Coburn's
old ones.
II went down to the border where
the boys are doing border duty; they
have puppy tents, and it was interest
ing to US. 1t is worth our time and
when I get back to Sutherland col
lege I'll have something to tell. The
water is very hard and | wish you
would send me a box of soap that we
can use.
"The Mexicans treat US with all
courtesy due soldiers. We have
New York bread line every day. They
are very poor and can't speak word
of English. We are here to protect
the Americans, and they show their
appreciation by charging US ten cents
q glass for lemonade. We are look
ing forward to pay day; haven't had
one since we came to the border. Ev-
erything is quiet and l don't look for
trouble. How is the election? We
have the best band on the border and
it would sound good to US on Lemon
street. We had a three days sand
Storm EARL"
Laredo. Texas.
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A Timely Announcement.

"The Fashion," Palatka's splendid
new ready-to-wear garment store of
the Fruchtman Bros, is on hand this
week with an announcement of coats
and coat suits, a new assortment of
which has only recently been received.
With the change to cool weather
their offerings in this line are particu-
larly appropriate, and the prices
quoted are in line with the attractive
ness of the goods themselves.
The variety is unexcelled by any
store in cities of the Palatka class
in the south and it is gratifying to
these progressive young merchants to
know that their efforts to please have
met with such generous response on
the part of the ladies of Palatka and
the county.
1t is such stores as "The Fashion
that is making Palatka known far and
near as one of the best markets in all
Florida.
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WOman's Club.

The meeting this afternoon will be
devoted to the study of Exodus and
the subject is divided in three parts,
% "The Exodus" paper by Mrs. J.
H. Yelverton, Jr.; (2) "The Wander
ing" paper prepared by Mrs. Leon
Jones, and (3) "The Farewell of Mo
ses," topic given Mrs. ]. William Mar
tin. Mrs. j. H. Yelverton is leader
for the afternoon. At the meeting
last Friday, after most interesting
program, plans were made to devote
two days of next week to the giving
of all day lunches and regular sup
rers each evening, of Wednesday and
Thursday. The proceeds to be de-
voted to the building fund of the club.
Through the generosity of Robert
James, the ladies are given the use of
the former Cafe room for this pur-
pose free of charge. The commit
tee appointed to have charge is Mrs.
NJ. S. Brown chairman, with Mes
danes H. O. Hamm and F. D. Ack-
erman as assistants. The ladies an
ticipate generous patronage as the
Farmers Convention will bring hun
dreds of hungry people to our city
and they must be fed. The president
announced that the secretary of the
Board of Trade asked that any one
having a spare room to rent for the
accommodation of delegates, to send
in their names, that he may be pre-
pared to locate delegates. Prof.
Geiger gave an interesting talk at last
Fridays meeting on Compulsory ed
ucation." The Political Science de-
rartment under the leadership of Mrs.
A. T. Squires, had prepared a most in
teresting program. Mrs. Squires
read a paper on Theory of Govern
ment:" Mrs. J. H. Yelverton, "The
School System;" Mrs. George Bas-
sett, Compulsory Education" Mrs.
w. NJ. Boyd spoke on Local Option"
and Mrs. L. L. Boyd on "The Need Of
Thorough work in the Primary
Grade"
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FLORAHOME NEWS.

Miss Thelma Comos and Mr. STAN
ley Knight were quietly married We'd
nseday evening and are making their
home at the Park Hotel. They were
serenaded by a party of friends. Mr..
J. J. Charles performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Knights parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Comos, left yesterday for the south
ern part of the state near Miami,
where they will reside. Their young
est daughter, Miss Juanita Comos,
will remain with her sister, Mrs. Les
lie Bell, in order to attend school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Brantley and
children and Fred and John Hubner
have also left for the east coast. 9th
err members of Mr.. Hubner's family
will ioin him there after the Christ
mas holidays.
The ladies of the V. l. A. held a
special meeting yesterday afternoon
at the Park Hotel to sew for the
Christmas bazaar and to hear reports
of committees. The ladies are to
provide stove for the new Metho-
dist church, and are having CHM
ney built.
Mrs. J. J. Charles has returned
from her home in Asheville, N. c.
Church services were held at the
Methodist church Sunday, and a bas-
ket dinner served in the grove. An
Epworth League has been organized.
A foot ball team is being organized
at the school.
Although the bean season is past,
shipping of other products has contin-
ued so active, that the shipping agent
has been retained
Mrs. Thomas E. Tilden left few
days ago to Join her husband in Kan
sas. where thev will make their home
for awhile. They have leased their
place to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmington
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cream and the parcels. The enter
tainment committee presented a very
attractive program of vocal and in
strumental music. The recently Or
ganized orchestra rendered several
selections which were much enjoyed
and the vocal numbers by Mr.. Jack
Sullivan of Lake Como were enthu-
siastically encored. After the enter
tainment there was dancing for an
hour to Victrola muse. The ladies
wish to thank Pomona friends and
those who came from other villages
for their attendance and liberal pa
tronage.
Our popular teacher Miss Holley
spent the weekend with her mother
in Crescent City.
Mr.. A. H. Wedertz and family en-
joyed a trip up the Ocklawaha river,
one day recently.
The Literary Club will meet Friday
evening and hope for full attend
ance.
Mr.. j. II. Wyeth and Miss Bessie
Wyeth went to Palatka Tuesday for
days shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Perry and Miss
Mary Morrison motored to Ormond
with Nh and Mrs. H. C. Gates Tues
day for few days sojourn at that
popular resort.
In our public schools the second
monthly examination has just passed.
In the senior room the honor of high
est scholarship was won by Miss Jes-
sic Tinsley, while in the junior room
this place was awarded to Master
Robert Ryals. All pupils who make
an average of 80 per cent in their
monthly examinations will be promot
ed without a final examination.