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The sun., 1916-08-23
Are the Brotherhood Chiefs Acting
In Restraint ~ Trade?

To THE EDITOR OF THE SvN-Sir: AS
to the settlement Of traiumen's strike. as
las. resort arrest the leaders Of the
four orders OF trainincn for conspiracy
in restraint OF trade, Could this be
done T." NJ, ..
HACKENsACk. y. J.. August 20.
The sun., 1916-08-23
A WARDEE OF THE PUBLIC.
How the Occupant u the white House
Nieht Have Handled the Crisis.

r, ~, l.n,r,r % Tur s,.v-Sir. You
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..rn, ,,,,,.,s ,,, Ia dts,u,o ho,wocn
,Aa orr.,i,,.io,. -.,,.s.rt.j hv ,o,
.,., ,r, r,lro,,s n, tho country mus,
ho .o,,l,a by neutral ,rht-,turs. after
~ ,h, r,,,s ba,o hccr pr.sentel to
49,,
.rbo r,i,rc,5 ,,rayors asScr. tina,
,,,r ,,nu.s,s AFRO excessive and luprac.
,,c,l and ina. ,hcv vii, Mace their roads
-, ,ho ,cr,c -, insolvency. l canro,
L,a,,oa,o. -, ,b... r,,,ors
.,, ,.o,,, ,s,. ,r,, ,b,v hc rc..rred I,
80, t,.,,.,,.o r,,r,,or,. Commission ar
.,, ,i,b ,bc,,
The sun., 1916-08-23

No less than 2.559 British officers
killed. wounded. or miss ng in the last
week in july. such is the terrible
price the modern offensive cxacts from
4 service with the tradition that reci-
mental officers must always lead the
way. II is magnificent. but il is not
scientific warfare.
The sun., 1916-08-23

It Is now reported from Pellay, Chi
huahua, that VILLA is really dead and
was poisoned. The presumption, OF
course. Is that death claimed the ban
dit long ago: otherwise. his disappear
ance from the limelight cannot be ac-
for. II. however. the manner
of his taking off is not satisfactorily
proved. PANcHo VILLA Will ultimately
become a myth of history.
The sun., 1916-08-23

HAVANA, Cuba. Aug. 20.-One man
was killed and several men were
wounded carly to-day in Clenfuegos in
a political riot between partisans "
SANTIAGO RAY and JuAS FioRENCio CA
BRERA, rival candidates for Mayor.-Thc
neics Of yesterday.
How far the Americanization OF Cuba
has advanced!
The sun., 1916-08-23

say that the battle OF Vera Cruz
between American soldiers and Mexican
forces. in which nineteen Americana
were Killed and more han 100 MeNiraus
were slain, WAS war.-Thc Hon. EALrii
u. COLE.
Not To "A professor OF psychology.
The sun., 1916-08-23

IL the return to the fold of five
Of the ten Democratic Senators who
bolted the caucus to force the imml-
grafton bill through Congress tn be
attributed to the p~hilosophic argu-
ments of their colleagues. or to the
announcement that President WILSON
would veto the measure IL 1t came be-
fore him?
The sun., 1916-08-23

The German Crown Prince lost a
case of champagne he bet with Major
RAYNAL that Nerdun would he occu-
pied by the end of july. 1t is to he
hoped he did not ray the gallant de-
fender of NauX with the German sub
stitutc for French wine.
The sun., 1916-08-23
=

It is unlikely that Athcr group Of
~bell!gercnts will send az u,timatum to
Rumaa!a. She is mob.llzel, she Is cti-
Client. she is ready, and she cannot be
CoCrCCd.
The sun., 1916-08-23
Tn. TRUTH ami the Emb,,m.

To rur EpiroR ~ THE SrN-Sr; And 50
the war Lord proclaims his innocence,
The grinning skull Of the Death Head
Hussars is a fitting emblem for this Prince
Of Pescsi L c.
GLEN RIDGE. N. j., August 90.
The sun., 1916-08-23

Guil.ble AS We delight 10 think our-
selves, We refuse TO believe the news
papers when they tell us that, with
the mercury at 10+ degrees, Miss
FREEZE announced her engagement TO
Mr.. Ice in Adrian, Mich, yesterday.
The sun., 1916-08-23

Captain ALEXANDER BANG OF the
Danish army saw only one mosquito
IT, IA visit to the Canal Zone. And now.
of course. there Is none.
The sun., 1916-08-23

Knicker-The President believes in An
eight hour day,
Bocker-Hs himself Is looking for an
eight year day.
The sun., 1916-08-23

Mr.. WILLIAM IVES. who for Nifty
years had been the public librarian VI
Buffalo. died yesterday. In his ono
The sun., 1916-08-23

London once. 4O.+3 Fleet street m
Paris ONCE, q Rue de la Michoo'ere' VI"
Rue du Qua,re septembre. .
Waahinston ONCE, Hibbs Building. ...,
BROOKLYN ONCE. Room 2O:, Eagle Du'u-
ins. 3O3 Washington street.
The sun., 1916-08-23

?, an. friends ,rho ydror W. uith mdnn.-
~scciofs and iUustrufi0ns for publication Mts.
10 koye rejectsd articles returned hct mHs'
IN al cases send stamps for fhdt purpose
The sun., 1916-08-23

Twenty bodies found-Fatalitics few
in munition plant eXplosion,-Ncicspdper
headline.
The "A has changed our standards.
Twenty lives lost in AN accident would
not have been few three years ago.
The sun., 1916-08-23

Published daily. including Sunday. py tne
iSO Nassau street. In the Borough OF Man
haitian. New York. Prcsident, F r,dent.
E,v,n wardman, 100 Nassau street: sec
retsry. r. H. Titherinxton. lao Nassau
street; Treasurer. Win. I. Dewart. lou N"s-
sau street.
The sun., 1916-08-23

All checks. none orders. &C. 70 DC
made payable to Tue Sun.
Readers Of THE suS leaving town TOT tns
summer months can have the daily n
thsm In any part Of this country or Europe
on tho terms stated above. Addresses
changed as often as desired order thrvssn
newsdeaier or directly OF fupiice''o" o"N"'
Telephone 300 Beekman.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

gerne og gasfororoningen er 30
9~erIoner bleone itraffeoe meo Zen.
9ebeoer inotil 100 Marf o9 IS
gerioner meO 59n9ief, 0eribIan0t
5 meo fire Tigers.
st meset tort antaI gerioner
er iioen bIebne mel0t for at bnoe
IoIat for meget greS paa en- utiI-
faoelig Maaoe. 2igeleoes er Der
man9e 5ilfeloe reiit anfla9e for
at bare taget for beie S%mgrpriier,
Tor at baoe opgret iia beo at iplge
@arer til 6iotioige iaafaI0te Sffe.
qunoer og for at baoe ooertraaot
ga9eforifriiterne.
Ia Be talrige Straffeia9er bebi.
Ter, At Be biotiloprenoe Giraffe.
BONNIE fife bar opnaaet Sen tiliig-
teoe girfnine, bar Straffempnoi9.
6eoerne pannp faaet anoisnin9 paa
at forfoloe Dem iarIig e%nergiif.
9eo Si0en al Straifen fommer
iom beferot o9iaa 2lfningen at
6orretningen / getrngtning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
Gtgtisg paa et 0eitt=2a3aret
3Dflano.
af aoren @rote.
6nOienot al n. 9. Senfen.)

~
I.
5 en- lille 8~nrniIonsbp bar iea
II geieg Dos aomman0anten %
bans 6uitru. De boeoe t9t oeo
anlernerne oe 2a5aretterne Ian 90
gene Of iaare0e SoIonter oe al
ipge 9eite ~posiereoe Iiee iorbi 5u.
LET. at ie Ell SoIoatertransport
opleoeOe ies bog life / ben ltge,
iea opbolot mig ser, men oerimoo
Tom neiten oaelie ipge Seite iorbi.
Der er nernli9 / Oenne 9p en- itor
Standardization for Seite, Der
fom ira gitfronten, oe fom baooe
eIIer bar mistenft ior at baoe
imitiomme Spgoomme. iarIig 5ni-
be % Sfab.
Men oisie StafIer bop6e i ResIen
foruoen oisIe Spgoomne oesuoen
utallige andre Stapnnter, iRrlig
FuIoitRnois blooig Rpg OF SaooeI.
trpf, tpffe Ben eller bIinoe Zine
l@pprit al aft oirfe0e BOG oeres
mngre llSfeenoe = ia mager er
ilet life Oroet; De bar | bogitape.
Zig 5oritano at ie til iom ct STE.
let, o~pertruffet meo pialtet 9eite.
6fo = en- Dnf og Sammer, JON
neiten life par til at ie pnn.
Sffe faa 6soe ~unoeroeis eIler
itrafs efter anfomiten / 2o3aret.
tet, be baaroeSt meotogne bleb
fsrt / 5lptteomnibusier, De ANDRE
maatte tilfoos eaa Ben ailometer,
Der bar ira 8anen til 2~o5arettet
l. bette Sontmerstoe bebpgeoe iig
fun lnngiomt frennao; omtrent
bDert 10. Sfriot maatte DDrene ra.
ite, o. cfter boer Rait foiteop BET
Msie at faa Dem | Sang igen.
Qommanoanten ipurgte mig en-
Gag, ON ieg life bab6e 9pit til at
beige bans Standardization meo
~til6sren6e 9o8nret, Ino oiGoe ieg
peo Si6en al BET isrgelige SDn,
Tom oct bar at Ie Oisie elen6ige
|3Dr, iaaleoes iom De Ina no oeo
anfomiten, bog ogiao fna oct glR.
beige at fe, bpor eo6t Der bIep
|isrget for 6isie StafIer, og boor
forbanienoe burtig De ofte fom fig
efter nli6eIige Strdba6ier.
Spao ieg fit at Ie, beitoo Of en-
ubpre Wpngoe Stal0e og garaf.
fer, ale aoifiIte ira binan6en. Sber
ny transport fit i'm egen garnf
eller Stab og Seitene bIeo ian
lpnge | Ben, til ale De, bos boem
|Snipe bleo fonitateret, bar Ifiiot,
og afle De ANDRE efter ben iioite
Botients Gso bapoe gennemsaaet
8 glooprsoer meb 10 Doges Mel.
femriim.
s 6enne lnn9e aorantnnetio
bleD De iaa tiIlige bebanoIeoe for,
bpno andre oi6elier, be mon1e pa.
be; oerpna bIep be Itrafs trars-
portereoe til oct egentlige Seitela-
8aret, bpor De fna bIen bebnnofet
oi6ere for inapiot iom be life
alfereoe Der boboe foaet oeres
Com: vutienitopetis", | ian Sab
bIep De enten ioIgt til SeiteiIogteren
eIIer til en- 9an6bruger, Der funoe
o1penoe Dem til lettere Warfar-
beioe.
De Seite, iom efter aarantrne
life bor Here Sfapanfar, Der trnrt.
ger til Understanding | Cage.
rettet, blioer, inafremt be er felt
muntre os bel | Stnno, itrafs ienot
til SCREENS 9eiteoepot. Spis be Der.
imoo er flbie og trrnger til Mefre.
alton bliner be loont no til 9ano.
fun mob bet Weoerlas,
at be ffal foore 0em so6t % bper
10. Dag frembffe benz; bpis oa
bar tabt fig, miiter Beo-
Metten til at lame Mi.
- poo ben onoen Sioe
Iisoer oct 10 Filler ifse ! Nonoens
Snteresfe at bebonole 9dten for
gobt, Sa ban ! i0a Sab burtiet
Aal5tod ben I'll &dtebepotet -
- ber ~ lberf At o1pe 1T
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
debtet off ben forfsrte gei

aallunoborg auis@ meooeIer:
en- Mano / aalfuno6org, Der
kor Slpatninge I @raaiten, piloe
for no9ea 9io iioen ienoe ct 9arti
Scot (ca. p afLo) Scot neo til
Dem.
Saqnaem IoI0ppfenet funoe BET
ffe ienoe men SIa8teriet paato9
fig at 5eierge oct.
Ge6tet fom imiolertio fife til
Braaiten, men Mo0ta5eren If I'm
b%erretnina anL at BET bar 9aaet til
Gor0elin8soepotet | 9am6ur9, Der
hinoe De IA 9aroien ior 6e0tet
u0betalt : men 6eotet be5ol0t
man.
Dette par 10 life Menin9en;
BET oreieoe fig for De 9aa9aIOenoe
ON at ia BET eitertragteoe Ra-
ringsnliooeI, JON Ser er meBet
tnop 5io paa, uoIeoeret, life 9er'
&c, ion De fife mangler.
Disie 9inier til a0oariel Tor
Dem berbiemme. iom oil ienoe 50.
semioIer I'll oeres Sleet / Sen-
berinllano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
sg a G n.
Kvitteringer.

Til d. fore. danske ev.-luth. Kirkes Bsrnehjem
Drift
Brooklyn, n. Y, Salems Mgh.s s. S. $500
Potter, Nebr, Nels P. johnson 400
Blooming Prairie, Mimi, Mrs .K.Nelson 300
Ruthyen,I La, Emile Jensen, Seskende og
Oyens, Ia, en- unevnt i. .......... 300
Racine, Wis, Immanuels Nigh. ........ $3.50
Kennard, Nebr., Den danske XVII. 500
Milwaukee, Wis, S. S. Paaskeoffer :. 40
Blair, Nebr, Miss Anna Andersen 200
jamestown, Kans, Peter Andersen og
huslru = :. =. .............. ZOO
Ruskin, Nebr, ct L9fte :. ......... 1000
Fertile, N. Oak, en- unevnt ....... 400
Standard, Alta, Canada, Jens Rasmussen
Saxeville, Wis, Bernehjemsfore. ...... $40
Chicago, Ill, Sloan Mgh.s Ssndagsskole 5.75
Kimballton, Ia, Bethanias Nigh. Borne
mes Offer we'd Missionsmedet 49,. 1900
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

riinSer Qors % Stierne".
ct Sanebeite iige nbfommen.
goftor 8. Sse. Dris 10 cent.
Srlges til Gor6eI for 8srnebiem.
meme. 5aas Dos Gorfatteren.
s. See, Mnrcus, Coma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05


semioIer til oeres Slp9t / Sen'
berinllano.
Seiene srabes isennem. Son
5efenot bar 3Diferne = til Sp9r'
ring al 9roiiffen 40 2onoepeier
grapet en- 1 Dieter breo og Iigt
700 opb graD tp9rs ooer Gbaufeen
oeo Spiooine, bbor al Eeriontrafit
MI FER sennem Stationsbpgnin9er
ne. 3 ben iioIte 5io bar man
6stge ggfibe Stiftst.~ ogiaa gen
nemgrapat EN- Hnffe andre 8eie
|. gfi. geiene mellem Ripsaa oa
aolpluno ga. 2Pngere elt paa Ell
Der ifet BET inmme meo en- Gel
geie Dog me6 llnotagelie al Dem.
5nortiI CHARACTERIZATION er benoiit
9aar Set erfn0res, at mango Be.
Soere gr9nIeoiitriftet bar Sor'
Der pan beeoe Sioer al @rpnieifeI'
let, Ter oct altiaa forelsbig life III
Ill, at man ira tpIf SIDE oil til
Gdoe Dem at bringe grooufternt
fra Dem = iom I. efi. Ssrp oa
o. = biem, ct JorboIo, Der fore
Etbig f~orefommer mere beipnoerli9i
END iIit benirnsfulot onerfoi
@rRniebefoIfningen. Ren maaift
6orboloet fan orones, naar oei
forbanoles nprmere mellem 81
poag9loen6e Nnnoigbeoer.
6iemmenes Gre til arigen,
Neoens man / 6ior inofaIote, no.
oauneoe % ienote til 5ronterne oe
unge Wenneifer, Ser er fsot
Qufenoernaret 1897, bar man
5slge oyfibe Stiftst." M / oer
fsrite SaIooeI al Mai 6egnnot Sn0-
taIoelierne al De unge Wpno, Der
II fsot / 9sbet al aaret 1898.
geonr BET ira enfelte Sioer er
antDoet, II Ser er inofal6t Wano.
fob oper 40 Qdr. forhol0er BET
fs life rigtigt. Der er nof 5oIi
moe, JON er ober 40 Mar, men BET
IT Neno, Ser bar naaet 0enne ri.
Der, efter at Be pr blepen inofaIOt.
3 enfelte 1flfRloe er 5oIf in0faloi
efter at bare fplot De 40 aar, men
bet er Ionoanne, beo 9ois gerne.
pligt Der bar peret en- eller anoen
aamneI Sfaunnf.
Rsoen | Senberjpllanb. aoI.
Sing, 80. Mai. Sire gtuiere er /
Rnt fommen ODER @r9uien, 2
oeo Sells og 2 peo gois.
De TO WPno, Der fom oper beo
Cells, bsrer til BET allerfsrIte 5oI6
risIfife arigsfnnger, iom for IL
Aar iioen 6lep mbragt | Senoer.
pElano. De bar | ben forlsbne 9iO
E9rt fuloitRnoia OF tale 8onf og
til geboerne / SeiIs bar De no
taIt itor Siffreosbo meo ben Be
banrIing, be BAR inaet bos De oan.
fe Smoeripoer. Den enc Of Dem
er I BET chile 2ip Slagter | Moif.
po og oen anoen Sfopnrbeioer peo
Sortebapet. De to Nusiere uotalte
uregen Meofslelie meo Dem, fra
boem be fIpeteoe, ioet 6eres Der.
ter trnngte baarot til oeres Sielp
netop MI. Nen 9iIitanoene Der
neoe err uiloboI0eIise, os ifsnt De
bleb beban0leoe lige ina goot iom
@noroens sorise GoIf. 6dpbe Sid.
Ten orepet Dem pan 6Iiigt.
aHe De A Rusiere er bleDen In.
! Greoerifsbei.
Ur bet ben nbe Grnerines.Nini-
~, ber rirStr? Sra Yolitifontoret
Aobenroo offentlisssr ~Seim.
al fbIgenoe:
De | GoIfeern0ringens Jnteres.
, uoftebte Gororonineer cDerffrioes
noru itooie ! toIri8e 3ilfrlOe.
X e loaIebes I Be iibfte Noane.
4 after bIepesr inoIeoet retsIig I'm
.rftoeIIe meo &enipn I'll en- @atts
bertro6eljer areooeuoe Smbrbbie-
Bird. % @sioI9ef,
az Of beiI0eJogt Drb6fern %
Iuobdiet ppfotrino At Drros
- 0oexfn a ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

alt. $500. .$l04.O5
Waupaca, Wis, den 81. Juni, 1916.
(Elektrisk Lys)
Ruskin, Nebr, r.. Larsen .........$ 81 90
Osakis, Mimi, Rev. P. G. Paulsen LOO
Elmdale, MINI, X. H. Gundersen 49,. LOO
Waupaca, Wis, F.. E. Lund .......... 15O
Coulter, Ia, Nazareth Nigh, Bsrnenes
Offer we'd Missionsmsdet .......... 719 !.
Coulter, Ia, Mrs. Frans Horn 49,. 100
Coulter, Ia, Niels Petersen .......... LOO
Latimer, Ia, en- unevnt 100
Luck, Wis, We'd Past. G. Krogh efter
afdede Mette Mortensen :. ....... 1900
Oyens, la, en- unavnt ............ 200
Spencer, Wis, Alex Laursen ........ 100
Drum, Nebr, Erik Andersen ...... 100
Racine, Wis, Emaus Nigh. G.. M. -. 200
S~axeyille, Wis, en- ungvnt =. $3.50. LOO
Mason City, Nebr, l.. Rasmussen $50. LOO
Coulter, Ia, fra felgende: (alle Mrs.
Johannes johnson, Chris. Johannsen,
John Johannsen, Andrew Johannsen,
Jens Dixen, Hans O. Hansen, JensHan-
sen, Ashley Andrews 'og A. M. Nielsen
nv. Soc; Chris. Whittier, Thomas Pc
dersen, Peder Hansen, Peder Madsen,
Peder Jorgensen, N. P. Madsen,
Jorgen Jacobsen, E. F. Brown og Jens
Johannsen, nv. 81; 1850
Audubon, Ia, Ssndagsskolens Pinseoffer14.16
att. 1868
Waupaca, Wis, den 81. Juni, 1916.
Med venlig Hilsen og TAX.
John Madsen, Kass.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-25
TAKING A LONG TRIP


On the A. G. L. northbound train
today was little boy on his way
from st. Petersburg to his home in
Mexico City.
He did not fit the American idea of
a typical Mexican, for he had blue
eyes and fair skin. He was very
self-possessed little fellow and spoke
good English, altho he was only eight
years old. His name could not be
made out, but he said he was the son
of captain in the Mexican army, and
had been in this country about year.
This was not his first trip alone, as
he previously travelled from Cincin-
natl to st. Petersburg by himself.
The attention of Capt. H. o. Nc
Arthur, district superintendent of
the A. c. L., who was on the train,
was attracted to the child and the
two soon made friends. The little
boy viii go thru Laredo, where the
Florida soldiers are. Everybody was
being good to the kid, and perhaps
this time next week at least one Mex
ican family will believe the Gringoes
are not such bad folks after all.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-25
BLITCHToN

Blitchton, Oct. 25.-Mr. E. A. 0s-
borne of Ocala, Mr.. Moore of Nor
riston, Mr.. G. Miller and Mrs. Mabel
Racheldieffer of Fairfield were Fri
day visitors.
Mr.. Harley Bennett of Lake City
viii preach at the Baptist church
Nov. 5th.
Mr.. B. R. Bitch and Mr.. J. M.
Bitch purchased Fords last week.
Mr.. Ernest Adams of Ocala was a
weekend guest here, demonstrating
the Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Hammons, Miss
Rowena Hammons, Mr.. George Bo-
lander, Messrs. B. R. Bitch, B. c.
Bitch, R. A. Jordan, Fenton and
Goree Bitch visited Ocala Monday.
Mr.. ]. w. Coulter spent several
days in Jacksonville last week.
DR.. and Mrs. S. n. Bitch and Miss
Legie Bitch spent Tuesday in the
Brick City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose FAINT spent Fri
day in Ocala.
A number of our young people at
tended chicken pillau Friday night
at Fantville school house.
Mr.. O. S. Sanders visited Berlin
last week.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-25
ToMPKINs WON'T RUN


Y A Star reporter this morning inter-
viewed Mr.. D. w. Tompkins as to
whether he would stand for re-elec-
ton as alderman in the first ward.
Mr.. Tompkins said he has served
his time, done the best he knew how,
drawn his emoluments, including a
fair share of criticism, and intended
to let some other fellow take his
place. He believed he had made good
with his friends, displeased some,
wasn't sorry he had served but would
be glad to give way to successor.
He spoke well of Mr.. Winer, who may
be a candidate, said he hoped he
would run and be elected.
Mr.. Tompkins has been faithful
worker on the council, and while he
has doubtless made some mistakes he
has done lot of strenuous and intel
ligent work. His friends are sorry
he has concluded not to serve longer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-25
BETTER THAN BASEBALL
Frenchmen Practice Pitching in Order
to More Efficiently Aid in Their
Country's Defense
(Associated Press)

Paris, Oct. 25.-Throwing the gre
made is becoming q popular form of
sport in Fran ce. A special chevron
has recently been designated to be
worn on the arm of the best grenade
thrower in each company. Besides
the army, the sporting clubs have
taken up grenade throwing, and gre
made matches now take the place of
throwing the hammer, the dicus, etc.
It is claimed that some of the sol
diers have thrown grenade 253 feet,
but this is challenged by the sporting
experts on the ground that the throw
was not made before a regular or
ganization and was a free-arm throw.
According to the regulations, a gre
made cannot be thrown straight from
the shoulder, like baseball, but is
given swinging overland throw,
much as cricket bali is bowled.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-25
DAVIS WILL ARGUE
FOR DEMOCRACY

Jacksonville, Oct. 23.-Mr. E. w.
Davis will speak in behalf of Mr.. w.
V. Knott, democratic nominee for gov
ernor, and other democratic nomi-
nees:
Mcintosh, Wednesday, Oct. 25th, at
S p. m.
Leesburg, Thursday night, Oct. 26.
Ocala, Friday night, Oct. 9th.
At Eustis or Tavares Saturday
night, Oct. 28th.
Come and invite your friends; you
will be pleased.
Democratic Executive Committee,
George p. Raney, Chairman.
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of state; NJ. B. McFarlane TO be attor-
ney geenral; VIM. r. Northup to be
comptroller; Geo. E. Gay to be treas
urer; Geo. w. Holmes to be superin-
tendent of public instruction; John III.
Cheney to be justice supreme court;
E. Bly, to be justice supreme court;
Alexander j. Goode to be railroad
commissioner; and as republicans,
VIM. NJ. Gober to be representative in
Congress, second congregational dis
trict; and as prohibitionists as pres
idential electors, Washington Clark,
Ernest Thornquist, Joseph A. LEcas,
Wesley c. Richards, w. r. Bryant, L.
NJ. Stevens; and Park Trammell TO be
q. S. senator; Francis P. Coffin to be
representative in Congress, second
congressional district; Sydney ].
Cats to be governor; H. Clay Craw-
ford to be secretary of state; Thomas
f. West to be attorney general, Ern-
est Amos to be comptroller; ]. c.
Luning to be treasurer; w. II. Sheats
to be superintendent of public in
struction; w. A. McRae to be COM
missioner of agriculture; Jefferson B.
Browne to be justice supreme court;
R. C. Dunn to be railroad commits
sioner.
On petition of necessary number of
qualified voters the board ordered
that name of R. Nichols be placed on
official ballot for constable in district
No. q.
Board ordered that expense Of
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REBUILDING
THE STATION FLOOR

Chief Chambers and his men having
obtained the material to rebuild the
floor at the fire hall have pitched in
and with the aid of Mr.. Chas. L.
Moore, the veteran cement worker,
are doing the work themselves. They
will save the city money and as they
take more interest in the work viii
probably do it better than anybody
the town can employ. Ocala has an
exceptional set of firemen.
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OH MY BACK
The Expression of Many Kidney
Sufferer in Ocala

A stubborn backache is cause to sus-
pect kidney trouble. When the kid
news are infamed and swollen, stoop-
ing brings sharp twinge in the small
of the back, that almost takes the
breath away. Doan's Kidney Pills
revive sluggish kidneys-relieve ach-
ing backs. Here's Ocala proof.
L. C. Pafford, carpenter, 90 East
Monroe street, Ocala, says: 81 had a
severe case of backache. couldn't
straighten up after ! once stopped
over, unless / took hold of something
for support. Often / could see dark
spots floating In front of me and
sometimes everything before me be-
came black. A druggist recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills, saying he had
nothing better in the store, so / began
using them. One box cured Eae."
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
cured Mr.. Pafford. Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y. AID. 4S