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Der gei9lub Der ar6siisr.

Der gsi9luB Der arbsiier'
iaait upu Ohio, in eiHe 9srlGngt'
runs Der arbeiisSsit nI9i einsupa'
lisen, aubsr psnn bic 8erbalIntEI
bGs uHbsOinst ssbisten, III riat's,
ua9oem bic Grtabruns in gngIarn
selebrt bat, oab oas Die ariegsiiib'
rung bssintrG9tigt uno niAt furocti,
glls bic Roth nm UiuuiiiOn uup Sti
i9ass srob mar. lisb man IN ben St'
irisbn eli uno Spolf StuHoen Den
Sag ar6siten uno bic Rsgieruns o.
oauert jsBt, oab ne oieien S6rit: Sc
than bat. Gs piro offsn cine iold
bO6grabjse Gria6pfuns be- ben gtu'
uitionsarbeitern eiuseitanben, bdb tbt'
2eiituneen nett unter BEN Rorm l!:!S
pbtpobl man ben 6ebIer i4on col
ldngersr 3eit ertannt unD etuseitslt
bat. Wds ben geidlub eesen ai'
9erpenbune pon rpeibIitsE arbsi.s'
trGftpn fir bic 9eiadftisung tetriIfi
bic bisber in Sdnb.u Don Rlnatrr
Ide, 10 bdret bas sduSIid Don os'
gntipidIuns Der 0inge db. Genr
Der aris9 langs oauert. 10 bab sin'
Tinipn bon NlGnnsrn uaa Der uE'
bsrsn ins Sslb seiaitt fpOrbsu ii
uno penn ale mGnnlidsn arbsits'
,rGfte in ben 9isnTt Der &rsss. SH?a-
itris seiteIlt fperbeu miHen, 10 ToirG
,s ni6t gu permeioen fem, bab Si'
pIibe in pielsn 8etrieteu ron Srau:r
oeriebsn tpsrbsH miifIeu. Sn GngIaEr
bat man iih iebr lange ousesen ae'
ftrGubt, Sruuer sin5ufenen, mut.t
iib ober idlisblih in bas uupsrm;it'
Iife fiigen. Der 9ri.s lit bsut3utas'
Elm Defenders itrsngsr Serr.
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Iuunerstns, Den u. 5uHi 1911.

9Onbon beri9tst fiir bic rers
fIpfene BO4e cine unsepobnlid
erobe 3abl pon S4iffsDsrisntunS:E.
Sas 1T iiterruibtno, oa ooH ais
3abl Der arisssiaiife, peIts Ssa
9Daarsntranspprt pon bier na4 Der
onoeren Ssite oss SSeans gu i4uBsn
beitimnt fino, bebeuteno psrmsk:t
iporoen III. Cine GrtlGruug pirfte
barin gu finben istu, bdB OtutiSs
Lamb jsst feline sanSe araft auf bic
Sgrftsluna ppn nnterieeboOten psrs
Isgt. lie giiuftise Bitteruus mag
e6eHfaIls Der arbeit Der 5auhboots
fproerlia iein. Sn uuferer suslila:H
4rsife ma6t man uHierer Regisrans
9Orpiirfe. bab fis niats Sefrieolqens
bes IeiItet. IS ptrb eetuoelt, 6oB
uniere Nannf4aftsn ni6t nit gutsu
Gei6assn perisheu limb unb bag es
ibneu audi an Der n0tbbiasn uebuns
febn. Gs 1T nt9t eriI6tIih, pie bic
3egisruna bierin obne Detterss atn-
berung i6affen tOnute. Do re bob duI
einen Iul4en &ries gar niat borte'
reitet mar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
Sic Gage in YentidlauS.
eebensbeSinsmnssu sHreiAsaS.
gaibiustom i6. Simi.

9or siurSem irar in eincn bieiigPH
oeiiiden 0erein en- Beid,ditsmann jn
Saite, Der iocben aus Ieuti4lano bier
cnaelanet mar. Ter Serr lit SdHDei.
ser Siirser. nber balt iid,. ieiner &c.
ifaite nesen. mciitens im Geitiden
Hei5e aui nub aih ieine 5amilie
.pobnt our 9ett in einGr Der sroBieH
SiLbie Observation-Disclosures. Giniee Der
Sdl.oerunaen. lie oieier Serr lber
GeiitibIano CAB, peroen ouf iiir et.
non aroBeren Sfreis bon Siliereiie iein
Rot ieiuen Rittbeillmgen iii Is
oeiEi. lpic man id}on pon 70 oieIeH
ISeiicn scbort lai. tlar. oab oaS &c.
FEN inI alien 8aierlanoe aueenbIid.
lit itrena uno bart III. aber oaB Hidt
oie Hinbeite BobrifeinIiG,feit Dor.
bcilben, bdb bIe Gei,tidcn aus Ran.
gel oil 5uiubr eesruineen ie:n Der.
0ei., Gen aries aiiiSusebeu iino einen
nc1:beilisen Srieoen Sil iGalieBen.
GanI 81; aIluldblit5 innier polIfoln.
Hener serporbeueu Organization bat
sNoIrnlann, oh arm oSer reid. DerlI.J
aeianac aoit; ober mas oeriIber bin.
mug geot beion6ers irgeno ipeldc
SnIiisartifA, iinb nu- iiir Vreiie a..
b1tsH. pie iie blOb lans rciae 2eute
be5nbIeH foaueu. ebenio iiebt es mt
ter aIeiouug. 2uriIs treiben fam
eanit iest RiennHo. Ser nod eine
1,enae otter RIeiber, pieaeift pcn
tSioBlnliiers Seitsn. aif Dem Bo6en
Du:tJeu bat, ser bari bic iest mlibrml,
d,en, 90 Tic MN MODERN iinb oo,r
nid;t MODERN. nno tbuf baS alid) mel.
items. Cont nber fann man MIR
0onu f1ufen, penn man pirflih Ct.
mas neiics baben nnib. ilnb bdfiir
uub oam ods alie eingetnuift iper.
otn. sIqe alteu ggoIliioiie peroeu jl
e Shpobg perarbeitet. 9its ipiro oonn,
nitt enua nit @minnpoae, icnbern
nit einsm aus Sol5faieritcif heree.
itelien Bepebe, in anoeren @orten.
nit pnpi.r permiida, uno bornus eiu
ssleioeritoif gapobei:, Der lid ole
auberurbeRtlih praftiih rno bauer.
Raft erproot bat. 0psbclb perbm
alle Die nelien Ilniiormen fir bic
5eloermen oarnrs ferGritelt, uno
u'Gn iprids iosar onpoH, oab Dies
aud ilat oem sriese geideben foil.
i,oab man fir bieie 3pede iocuis.
items ilb non Der 8oiIHupuaeneiirfmtr
nicbtdulig ite!Ien miro.
Bon alien 9inaen. an oenen Tan'
gel III. id,eiHt bas ar ifaperiten ~
5tI9aiienoe oas Seit ieocr art 81
iym. lbdtiaalid,. 70 iagt lnirr eSe.
ip1brsmann. piiroe an Spetiefett
aroncel nidt beitebsH, ipenH nid,t silI-
aroBer SbeiI oesieIben fir Sd,mier.
yyede ueripenoet ipiiroe. lie Rengrn
Don 2dmierol, bic man perbrnudlt,
ieieH se.aosSu unoImibIif. Ratiir-
lidj brdustt man iold)es 5liIdd,it fir
ole be Tlnlhinen. ueIde 81 Sniiie
9eunition uno anbere n6thiae 0inae
feriiciisn; cam fir bic giisn6ahu.
rngcn ,nu Tronsport. iHo ihIief;lif
on nrr 5ront. fir Die aGliorsn mo
iorftIgen ariegsaerGtte. sln f5ricO.M
ntr6 Sas iueiite gdyn:er0I aus oneri.
faniihcm 'petroIeum bergeiisIlt, o,i.I
ftn 9ilfahr nctiirIid, sd)on Idnait nili.
pc66rt bat. I'm iit, Bet frciIifl ole
@etroIpsuunpth. bic Der Swei SSnfrenI
seSeniIit Dnr. ipieoer nufoebort. 81
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Gineinnati 5; GbieusO-4.

Sn BEN gsItrissn lsbisn unb piert.n
Spisls Der Ssris spiften unitrsn
,Rsbs- unb ben CUBS I'M hiefiesn
FeSlanb }isIb beeisnten S6I,ub:rsr
UaH6ea uno Sanger Miuso bas Ges
ibdt fir Cincinnati ses.n SousIdR
tssp. eaipt fir gbieaso. Tiittea
bli.b Biz gum Gnbs bss Spislss auf
ieinsm poiisH, ip1brenb DoueIab I'M
4. ganse burh Ssnton srfsst Duroe.
4uf unTsr,r Seii, ipurbsu 2 aufts
fa6In ,ur gonf ssianbt egsn 4 uno
ipurben DON .eins Stiie yreipdiie 5ur
/. gaI. .rlau6i. Die .R.bs1 mdHs
ten l3 1rsffer unb isius yebler gsgen
II Srefisr unb stpsi iseblsr Der
SUBS. aOpf unb Reals tpdrsu uns
iere beitm G6l1asr nit ie 8 Srsfs
fern. &pufb unb Minso fifer.su is
brsi6diisen 9rsff.r. llebtr 1000 Gus
ibdusr pobuisu htm Spi.Is bel.
8pron unb Guislsp tpar.n bic
Shisbsritter.
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81. Serbaltniiie in Der SdpeiS.

Die Barrier Yrefs triumpbirt ubsr
ben yfldtritt bss S4ntiSer SunO.s'
ratbs sD1itglisbs Soifmaun Der cis
auspdrtisen Gnselegenbsiten ienss
2onoes kipete. es pirb baresiieat,
bab bisrbura Elm Partslgdrger
Oeuti6lanDs aus bsm Dese gerduRt
tpotosn iei. Dieis anfi6t enrprin9t
einsm OOlis irriseu urtbsiI iibsr Die
Stsquns Der S9pei5. biz 81 tein:T
Der parteieH in oieiem 9riese bdli
unb aud anssii4tE Der Seu0ItsrunSss
OsrbdItuIfe leHes 2auoss gar ni4t
ipasen tauH, ii4 Der stuen ot:r
Der anberen &riegsgruppe ansuiaIie.
ben. gBas oils getpsts segeu Srifs
mann aHssfiibrt pirb, bab er oAr4
germittIung oss prOfeHOrs Srtr.m
einsn tSrisoensoOri4Ias an bic ruff'
its Regierurg seIansen lieb. III ebeEr
faus Hi6t sutrefieuo. Alenn es pirt'
lid oamit feline Rihtigtsit baJeH
iOuts, DaB 9offmann Dem GrieosE cre
Nese sbnsn Dolts, 10 seitab tas
ebenfuas niht aus gorliebe lii
Osuti6luub, ionbsrn I,bisIi4 nup
alsin i'm Sntersiis Der S9Dei5, ois
in stns Gage seratbsn 1T, aus psi6sr
lie siuen 4uspss iuden mub, ME i'm
nur Der 5riehen bisieu lam. lie
S6pierieteit litet in ben pirtbI6ofts
Ii6eH 8srbdItniFsn. Die Grpsrt4s
tbdtisfsit Der S6pti3 beitsbt IN Wii,
6ereiprooutteu, in Snbuitries Grselga
niiisn unb in ber 5rembens SubuItris.
Dos beoingt bic Gtniubr Don S-oos
Torn unb aobIeu. griteres III isst
nur Don ifbsrissiidsn 2dnbsrn gu srs
langen uHb lsbters aus 2suti9larS.
Der SanoeI nit DeutfGlano If uns
ter ben geseutpdrtissu 9srbdltuiFsu
fiir bic grbdItung Der S6pti5 Don See
Osutenb gr0bsrsr Mtatigteit, als hsr
9anbel nit ben itrisen 9Gnbsrn. Ia
Der Srsmbeus Nttebr, pis iid bas
Oen.en ldbt. eurh ben Sriso ftart be-
eintrGhtiet pprbeu 1T, 70 nrubte iit
Oardus etn SelbmuHgsl srstber, Nsr
in mn @ertehr mil Deutfhlano ,;tt
empfunben pirb, neil bisfss fir fsine
3ufubren BON aobIen unb Uletalsn
tein 8uarssIo osrIdHgt, ionoern IOlhs
gabrungsmittel, dIs biz 59peu All
Iiefsrn permag, IN 3Gblung ntH.Irt.
Oagegen baben bic GnteHtes UldGte
GtHpdHo .erbobeu, neil bas ibrsu &c,
gen SsuF9lanD seri4tstsn ausbuHs
eerungspldu fort uuo Der SGr.B
nit Der Sperrung Der 3Ifubr uon
Srootorn, bas ii5er 5rantRi9 6e3o.
gen Derneu mug, georoht, ann 56eil
TIN i4ou eiueeitsqt, peHn lie fcrte
fabre, 0euti6Iano nit Ra6runGs'
mittsfu gu periebeu. pobs;' gu 6eHes.
ten III, odb Die SdDei3 nihts ocn
i9rsn GiHfubreH an SeutfaIanO lie.
fer.., fOuogH uur, mas bas siaeEs
&anb er3aIgt. Das nno9t es aua;
besreifli9, bab bic GtiDsH ii6 rad
5rieoen febut, UNI aus ibrsr briidsns
ben Qope befpeit gu psrbeu. Bern
iie mittDer Gnterte nidt gu einpr Der
itGnbSuug gelaRssH Tam, oett es ihr
ihlcbi unb Denn Iie an DelIti6leno
Hidis nertaufen, oHo aud nidbts BON
Inn taufen lam, aeht ss ibr nod
l6lehter Sieie Sahldgs'bat in Ger
S3reis su getradtungen anlab gss
qebeu, bic iid, penu Der arieg nod
ldnss bauern foate, su Sbatsn ber-
bidten nbqen. Die 8efiir9turs
fDirb ousgsfprpdsn, bab hei lGn,
qerer 5ortbauer Der 9erhnltniiie e
ii9 linru6efi6 eripsifn biirfte. in oer
RentraIitdt su bsharren. eins auirht,
bic aud iHfaubersn ueiitruItH ,2dnberuy
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antoraIsr beitrait.

stidytcr SpiegcI beifditiaie iih ss-
fern pisou nit psridisb.Hsu autcra'
fern. Die CT nit oeH folgenbsn @el0.
ifrcfen bcbod,te: Ssariss gleSsintp.
Chauffeur fir bic linton Gas 4 glec.
iric 60. S25 unb apiten. @iaiom
geboIeu 9lo. 1856 Aodnpop apenue.
Ssafob @sIoberg. 20. slS glitdea
areime, Clifford SlobiHIon. go. ga
8lltd,ea apcrure. je St5 mio Noitrn;
9lnSrem 5rend,, sso. 2439 goHrorS
Strake, $40 unb sioiieu: Gosrarb J.
@aoner. Terrace gsIoee, SRI. 2ouifr
lrebert. @ranoin Hccb. uiit Hranf
Il. @eId,. 9c. s2o8 @ilbert sIpsnie.
je 50 ,nib aoitcH.
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Tia Iein miiFsn. bIsibt tsins amber:
Bahl, als hur9 Elm ensrgii4es S.n.
ertiisn Der Rtsisruns e;as beitdnoiqs
HoaisnIisisrung in allen 9anoesibs.Isll
su F4ern. Ddmit iit aber bic auf.
sabe ni6t srih6pft. G5enio noil.
psnbia III Is. cine Preistrsibsrsi ourd
abFttli6t 9s.ris6sstnftsluue iE Cen
anhlsneruSsu gu uerhinneru.
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llus Der SmnSesbauttFtaot

crie. Sun als @1id,erei.@eliser. -
sSr;pate g9Gidercien IN @eiabr, Die
almoitait Der ]fe9ierima III per-
Iierrn &C., Sic Ctpnrtentritt VA
it,crcien lieiern porJiieIid)e ar'
ye;t. - Sine rationale @aitun'
ildlt ieet 1epluut. - Der Seridspo'
ana priratar @diberei. BETTER icIl
cig Gnos genladt per0en - Sic
lyaeu Der &egierimg borrenoe Bret
ie berabnet boben. - O;e He9ia'
rungs Dfuderei uno ibre 1000 VII
qciielltsn. - Sic perbrnuUt labr'
Iih 32,0O0,000 93funh Scpier. -
lln6 $1,000 BIO Grpter. Sdrpdr'
Sc. - Sore 8diderci lit Die groBte
Der orei g&dibanital'
ten.
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ssitseta.

gu frif4em Cob fsblfs bsuP an
Dfuth
lInb nnr Der SdbsI IN nod edit,
Drum Bort man, ifati bts B6rt6ens
.gut!"
Ntiit Hur Gin gHdpisss .Hi@t fSls&t!'
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Die abfi6t bic GelDreierpen

Die abfi4t, bic Gelbrsisrosn
bauptId6li6 bic @olbreisrOen Dee
2dnbes our9 peitsre &on5entriraHl
berIelben in SGnbsn Der Rsierpees'
b0roe gu itdrten. psrbiert ansrtens
nuns. 9ute SStnansen finO pGkrsRo
bes 3risses Elm gang beiruberes Se'
biirfnib. Sin 2anb, oefen GeIo snts
tpertbet, lit baourh ibOn iiberpunoeE.
bd es alien Srebit i'm eigenen CAME
eiu6IBt. Denn bas 9ertrouen in
Die Si6srbett bes opu Der Rssierun5
in umlauf ssieBtsr 9eloes gei8pnr.
ben 1T, srpeiit es fh ala eine lin.
mDgIi4teit, &riegsanIsiben oufSurshs
men uno edns Defenders GuBert fh
bas in Der @siie, bdb aqss in Rris
patbdnbeu befiubli6s Sob aufqes
iDei6srt rpirb Sir bic 3sit mad eem
Srieqe 1T bas BON Der Rsgteruuo e.
o6fihtigte 9erfdbrsn ni6t nlineer
nj6tiQ. Weun am Gnoe oes Grieoes
teiue %nflotion oerbIeibt, 10 aebt eic
pirthitaftIihe 9eiuuouuo beoeu.cns
i6neuer oon Stattsr, uls fpsnn elm
Quro bic Frisosnsurbett NIT eNtfpe,s
tbstem 9eIo nieoer aufnimmt.
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Th -R,bs' fubrtn esiferH atsHo
nat ct. 9Ouis al, no fir bsui. bds
erfe tinsr Stris ppn 5 Spi.Ie sriiheH
ibntn uHb ben boriisen .aarbiHdlsn"
auf bsm prpsrnmm itsbt.
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Seudtor Genpon trtift DIT
Togel auT ZEN Aorf nit Der Bemet
lung, oob Ct eine Rdbrungsmitisls
9tttatur oar6 bic RegisruHg elmer
iolten our6 bic RdbruHgsmitteI-
Spetulanteu porsisbt. Das 1T ia aEd
pOlltpmmer eiuIeuhtsno, neun ndu
bic Birtung teriitfi6tigt. Die Re.
g:erung iorgt fir Dag 9ctt unD oi.
Spstulauten nur fir Fh ietbit. Bds
osrhiHoert peroen fon, 1T sine aufs
ipsiherun1 Der GetreioepcrrGtbe, Die
lspigIi6 aum 9tpst Der Breisitei9ss
runq erfrlgt sfn Der 5beorie lit Sitfe
2lufgate BEN Getreibeb0rfer suJsruie<
FEN a5er oieie Ideiner pfIeu6dr ui4t
fd6ig, ottie Gufgdbe 3u srFineH, mas
ia and rtht III osrpHuoern 1T. hsrn
eire g0riennerDdltunQ bait gu ben
9orisnfeuter uub nint ium golfe.
Wert,riiroic III, hob bic 5arms- Ii9
elmer Rsqierurdstontrols utoerie5su,
penu man ii6 Die uubeFtreitture 5hdts
fa6e Oer9eaeHpdrtiut, odB e3 oas
griraip Der gorfentsute 1T, Hift 6los
oos Bltblitum forbsrn duh biz Tdrs
mer su PREFER. uen1db Dem m1ndhe4
Fferli6er 8rurofab. ouB bic SrrF
bariu beifebt, bt1ia sin3utaufsn urb
tbeuer 8u Derfuufsn.
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Der gert6t Der aommiiIiou,
pel4e Die &oblsnlisfcruna unteriud;t
bat. IdBt erfeben, Dag Die Regisrung
IN finf3ebn 15dbrsn trp5 aaer SeIese
uno tros Gaer prO3siie ni1t psrmcdt
bat, Die aDblsnIiefaruns in elmer gum
S6uBe Der SnoUitrisn unb bes BUS.
litums nptbfpenbigen 8eiIe gu raaus
liren. Die gsissr BON aUDlengru6.n,
Die nit ben GiIenbabneu in imam
5ieder gerbiHouns ftebea. oerfiigeH
iber ale SrdRsportgelegsnbeiteH, Gle
re brauheu. Die aHoereH aobler.
sruben mIifen I'm giisnba1npaaaous
bettelH, 10 oaB oieie Sd6lage duf RE
qbii6t hinauslduft, bic Snouftfisu
bes Deitens our9 Gutaiehun1 ron
Roblen dussubungern. unter npr=
nlaleu 8ss]dltnifsn piroe biefsr 2r=
ftano tsiue qenherung erf1hren ba6sn,
bn in bisfem pis in alIen anbereu
5dllsn bic 9efsbs fi6 aIs fpirtuuSslos
erDisfen baben. Sebt aber, mo sic
Regisru1g ge3tpungen 1T, bdfiir az
fOrsen, bab bic snbuitrien beg NE
Tens. ebenfo pie oisierisen oss SHens
fir ben aritssbeDarf uT6ebinbert .bis
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weighed sA pounds, which he is
steadily adding to.
| Christmas Tree for Little Cripples
Probably one Of the most enjoyed
of the many Christmas trees in Ocala
today was the one given this after
noon by Miss Marguerite Porter at
the home of her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
Van Hood, for the ten little crippled
children at the Marion County Hos
pital.
The following ladies went to the
hospital about 4 o'clock this after
noon and took the children out TO
Silver Springs: Mrs. E. A. Osborne,
Mrs. W. T. Gary, Mrs. Walter Preer
and Miss Porter. Then they were
taken to the tree, which stood in the
Hood library, which was decorated
with holly and mistletoe. The tree
was ablaze with bulbs, bells and
Christmas gifts for these dear little
tots.
The good people of Ocala who are
greatly interested in the welfare and
happiness of these children were
most generous in their donations for
this Christmas tree, and Mrs. E. A.
Osborne, the chairman of the social
service committee Of the Woman's
Club, especially gave an unusually
large share of her time, as well as
many generous gifts.
Miss Porter read them several
Christmas stories, sang Christmas
carols and later served them ice
cream cones. They were taken home
in cars about dusk, very happy
bunch of children.
Mrs. Ida Gates has quite a family
reunion this week. Her sons, Paul
and Claud and daughter, Mrs E. P.
Martin arrived yesterday to spend
Christmas with her. Paul is now
First Lieutenant Gates, o. R. c., and
brings with him a lovely young wife
and pretty, laughing baby, which
last is in momentary danger of being
eaten by "Aunt" Dovie. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. P. Martin are here from their new
home at Plant City, where Mr. Martin
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OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have Amy News for this De-
partment, Call Two-One-Five
or Two-Seven
On Christmas Eve

Oh, little babe, oh, gentle babe,
That in the manger lies,
A-Estening to the choral sweet
Which floats a-doWn the skies,
We, through the year, who only hear
The worlds harsh laundering,
Listen that we, dear babe, with thee
May hear the angels sing.
Oh, little babe, oh, gentle babe,
Who looked toward the star
And seest when they bear their gifts,
Those wise men from afar,
From wandering wide back TO thy side
Weary and worn, we flee;
But hearts that bleed and hands that
need
Are all we have for thee.
Oh, little babe, oh, gentle babe,
Our hearts were hard and cold;
The star we loved, the star of fame,
The song the song of gold,
At the hangers side this Christmas
tide
We listen and we long
To see the star shine from afar
And hear the angels song.
Richard F. Souter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Phillips ana
Mrs. w. Goode of Williston were in
town Saturday evening.
DR.. James Chace arrived yesterday
afternoon from Jacksonville to spend
Christmas with his son, Mayor J. E.
Chace and family.
Miss Willie Proctor, who is most
acceptably teaching school at White
Oak, Ca, arrived Saturday to spend
the holidays at her home at Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Boutwell,,
to the delight of their friends, have
returned from Colorado and will
again make their home in Marion
county.
Mrs. Jessie Bishop left yesterday
for st. Petersburg, to spend Christ
mas with her son, Mr.. NJ R. Williams,
who may return home with her later
in the week.
A welcome postcard from Key West
tells us of the arrival at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leitner, for
merly of this city, of Charles Leitner
Jr. He came Dec. 18, beating Santa
Claus in by just one week, and he
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To YOU
From U.s.
A Merry Christmas

When the Christmas bring gifts
GLADNESS
unlookedor children
golden
spite of weakness deep
for their sake and
from
dawnbuh fill them
the things which nthe all that working
These heartfelt wishes
md Force of
Franks
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is doing well with his law practice,
and Mr.. Claud Gates came up from
Miami, where his word as a contrac-
tor keeps him busy.
Mr.. and Mrs H A. Boley and
daughter, Mrs. LaBrecque and son, of
DeLand, are expected tomorrow to
spend Christmas day with Mrs.
Boley's sister, Mrs. M. A. Ten Eyck
and family.
Robert Moorhead arrived in Ocala
yesterday noon to visit his parents
until the afternoon train. He return
ed to Camp Wheeler owing TO a wire
stating he had been promoted to SER
geant-major of the Headquarters
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DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Peek and chill
dren expect TO motor to Williston to-
morrow morning to join many other
relatives at the home of DR.. Peek's
sister, Mrs. Fletcher for Christmas
day. They will motor to Oldtown on
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Wednesday and return that night,
bringing DIR. Peek's mother to Ocala
for the remainder of the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Rogers and
daughters arrived Sunday afternoon
from Augusta, Ca, to spend the
holidays with Col. and Mrs. r. F.
Rogers and Mrs. T. A. Perry.
Mr.. L. w. Ponder leaves tonight
for Orlando, where he will meet Mrs.
Ponder, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sales, in Tampa, and to-
gether they will spend Christmas in
Orlando at the home of Mr.. Ponder's
mother, Mrs. N. B. Ponder.
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Mrs. Rex Todd left Saturday aft
ernoon for Jacksonville, where she
was met by her daughter, Miss Rexie
Todd of Pensacola, and they left in
the evening for Atlanta to spend
Christmas with DR.. Ben Todd.
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company. His parents, sisters ano
friends were proud of his promotion,
but found it hard to let him go so
soon.
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weighed 81 pounds, which he is
steadily adding to.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-10-10
AUCTION SALE

I am going to quit farming, will
sell at public auction on my farm in
Section 6, Roseland township, 91.2
miles southeast Of Raymond, miles
north and one-half mile west of Rose
land store, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1917
the following described property:
One sorrel gelding, years, weight
1900 lbs; one bay mare with foal,
years, weight 400 lbs; one black
mare with foal, 3 years, weight 1900
lbs; one 2-year old roam mare, weight
1900 lbs; one 3-year old gelding,
weight 1850 lbs; one yearling colt;
two sucking colts; one 2-year old
mare, high grade Morgan: one black
gelding, 10 years, weight 1900 lbs.
CATTLE.
Fourteen mich cows. some fresh
and others coming in soon; one thor
ough bred Shorthorn bull, years;
one 2-year old steer; four steers, com.
ing 2 years: five yearling steers; four
2-year old heifers; five yearling heif-
ers; seven calves; some chickens.
MACHINERY.
One IL H. P. Fuller and Johnson
engine; one grain elevator; one grind
! err; one surrey: one Deering mower;
; one rake; one 18-disc Kentucky drill;
ore It. Champion binder; one bob
sled; two riding Moline cultivators;
two Rock Island sulky plows: one
flaming mill; one Satley corn planter;
ore Hoover potato digger; one potato
planter; one 5-section steel harrow :;
! one walking plow; one Blue Bell
cream separator; two sets work har-
ness; one set light harness.: one 1.
horse cultivator; one 100-bushel clov-
er leaf manure spreader; twenty tons
hay in barn; one lawn mower; one
wheel barrow.
! HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
! One organ; one heater, hard coal
base burner; one oil stove; one wiring.
er; one wash machine; one couch !;
stone jars and butter jars; one meat
grinder; three cream cans; two oil
barrels; one oil can with wood alco-
hol; other articles too numerous to
mention.
; Sale begins at ten o'clock am.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
Terms-All sums Of $500 or under,
cash; over that amount time will be
given until Nov. /, 1918, on bankable
paper bearing per cent interest. No
property to be removed until settled
for.
II. J. DRAGT, Owner.
w. N. Davis, Auctioneer;
N. S. Swenson, Clerk. 10:1O-2t
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Future Of Niagara Falls.

The exact age of these wonderful
falls is important, because they serve
as kind of standard by which all &C.
ologic time is measured.
BY observing the rate of recession
during the last forty-eight years and
cided that the falls are about 1000
years old and the Niagara river $4,000
years Of age and that the Huron drain
age was turned into the Erie less than
5000 years ago.
According to an authority, the lake
epoch began $4,000 or 10000 years ago
and the falls will last about 5000 years
longer Then the lake waters viii dis
charge into the Mississippi.