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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
MA.
Galerya sZkic0W z natury,

mad stolikiem. iona z poczatku
chciaia mu pomagac, szio jej ME
zrecznie, niesporo, wprawy nie.
miala. Poszia zamaz, jake corka
malego urzednika Z prowincyi;
podobai sic jej literal, DO wierszy-
XII pisywal ~dowcipne i ksiazki
przynosii do c~zytania. Kiedy 20
baczyla raz sonet do siebie, &c
swemi poczatkowemi literami,
wydrukowany W jakims tygodni-
ku, powiedzia}a sobie:
- On, albo laden!
Ogromnie jej to pochlebi}o
autor re swemi wierszami trafil
do serca odrazu.
No i poszla "a niego, choc on
byi chudym literatem a n "a
caly posag miala okragla buzie,
rumiana i swieza, jak rzodkiew-
ka, oczki bystre i swiecace, jak i
myszki, doiki PREY ustach / cia-
gly uSmieszek ma twarzy.
Pulchniutka, okragia, zywa j
wesola zawsze, navel wtedy, kie,
dy PREY dwunastem stare powija-
XII naprawiaia, przypatrujac sic i'm
z uwaga, a Bog vie, czy ME pyta-
JAG w myslach, azali wystarcza
jeszcze ola trzynastego.
TIE dzieci staly sic Ola niej ME,
NAL potrzeba zycia; miala TAXA
Slepa wiare w OpatrznoSc i W
swego Dydasia, re ami watpila, Il
wychowa wszystkie i wyprowa-
dzi ma ludzi. Ale tez poza wycho-
waniem, poza dziecmi, poza do,
mem, O Bozym Swiecie ME vie
dziala. Naco jej SIG to zda}o!.. >.
Dom i dom, siedm lozck, siedm
par bucikow, siedm Sniadan CO.
dziennie, siedm nakryc PREY sto-
lie, siedm par ]ponczoch do cero--
wanna etc. etc, wszystkitgo pc
siedm. Ola innych to fatalna licz-
ba, ola niej byla alta i omega jei
zycia, jej mysli, zajec, uczut, klo-
potow i radoSci.
MAJ jej, redaktor, ~literat, clio,
wick publiczny, przedstawia} sig
ola niej jedynie W charakterze OF
ca, ME umiaia z MIN w koncu @
niczem innem movie, tylko O Mu-
nj, Miici, Toniu, Jozi, Lolu, Fra,
niu i Gabrysi, O lie ME ~starczy}o
czasu ma wieczne w sercu matki
wspomnienia o zabranych w pc,
czet aniolkow Klimci, Stasiu, ia.
stu. kaziu i Weruni.
Musialem sic tych wszystkicll
Union dopiero ma pamiec uczyc.
bywajqc W ich domu czestym go
Sciem i to ME bylbym ma wyryw-
ki potrafii wskazac, ktore di
ktorego nalezy, tax wszyStkie by
ly do siebie podobne.
Trzeba bylo widziec pania by
dakowa w tym wianuszku zywych
jej kwiat6w.
Dydak, zerkujqc z drugiego po-
koJu Przeze drzwi ma zone, oto-
czona dziecmi, przerywaI rozmo-
We najpowazniejSzq i z~apatrzony
w ten obrazek rodzinnego szczeS-
cia, mowii do mnie, biorqc mnic
Z czu}oScia "a szyje:
Patrz, czy ona HE wyglqda,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26

Prlw1e k61dy polski agent reah
noeciowy oglasza sic W DZlENN1KU
CHICAGQSk1M DO nie1ednokrotnit
prsekonai sic. 70 tn najlepiei mu
Va oplac1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26

Me, ME wygladafa tax poetry
cznie, chyba W jego zakochanych
oczach. Krasa i Swiezosc mlodo-
sci specify juz dawno. Zyjac cia-
gle ola drugich, zapomniala Eye
chloe troche ola siebie, wyrzekla
sic wszystkich ,,pretensyj', ma
wet czepeczka ma wlosach PREY
czesanydh w poSpiechu, navel
szlafroczka nowogo; starry po-
szedl ma kaftaniki ola trojga MOD
szych bebn6w.
Nicgdy5 miala raczki bale i
zgrabne, z rozowemi paznogcia-
mi; teraz, gdzie jej tam byio
O rekach mySlet paznogciach,
ktore ~zawadzaiy PREY ciagiej robo-
Gle. Z jedna sluga W duzem mle-
seize PREY tylu dzieciach niepo-
dobna sic oszczedzac; i tax, haru-
lac Cd rama do wieczoru, wszyst-
kiego W ~porzadku ME da}o sic u
trzymat. Zaledwie W Swieto / w
niedzicle jakotako wyglada}o W
trzech p~okojach, ktore zajmowali
ma drugiem pietrze. Mieszkanie
niebardzo mieli dogodne, ale
zmienic sic ME daio.
- OF, widzisz, musiaibym cd,
razu zapiacic zalesle komorne
ma nowy zadatek cos od}ozyc -
mowil mi Dydak w zaufaniu. -
Zreszta, Pelcia ME wyniosiaby si{
stad "a mic w Swiecie tn sic nam
szeScioro dzieci urodzi}o.. Te
jakby gniazdo rodzinne!
w tenn gniezdzie czysto bardzc
i ~wygodnie ME bylo, ale coz ro-
bic!... Dydak mi sic przysie-
gal, re mu sic najlepiej pracuJe
gdy "a Scianq siyszy Szczebiot o.
wych malcow ! PREY akompania-
mencie tego septetu pisa}, kory-
gowal, ukiadai nume swego bru.
kowego dzienniczka. Przyzwy'
czai} sic do pisku, krzyku, gwarr
sicdmiu glosow, mad ktoremi do
minowal dyszkant PAM Pclagii.
Trzeba ia bylo widziec rozdaja
ca wieczorem kaszke ia mlckr
swoim pociechom, albo smaruja:
ca chleb %powidlami ma drugic
sniadanie ola starszych dzieci
Zdarzalo sic tax, re ola OLGA "a.
braklo W koicu. Zaiamywaia rect
re Smiechem i m6wila wtedy:
- Coz ty bicdaku jtst BIG
d~ziesz?... ~poczekaj, ~poczekaj,
podzielimy sic mojq porcya.
Oddawala mt Gala; jej same.
nigdy niczego ME bylo potrzeba
powietrzem zyla, ale bron Boze
ably ktoremu z dzieci zabrak}o. Pc
domu chodzila W przydeptanycl
pantoflach, lccz najstarsza core
czka musiaia mice lakicrowane
buciki i pasterke Z r0zowem
wstazkami. Prozno5c macierzyh,
ska ME bylaby zniosAa, ably je.
dzicci gorzej byly ubrane cd III
nych.
Co dziwna, re chociaz bieda ME
wylaziia cd Mich Z domu, pan
Dydakowa humor miala zawszt
wyborny ME braklo jej nigdy O.
tuchy, ~jeszcze sic Z mezem nj;
dzieli{a:
Z, co tam, bedzic lepiej. sta.
~, zobaczysz. - mawia}a do ME
60. gdy zwiesza} glove stroSkanq
ME mogac grosza wytrzasnqc ne
naJpierwSze ~potrzcby.
Kicdy on ME do~starczyi gotow,
XII ona miala kredyt ma zawoianie
do niego zaglqdali zydzi Cd from.
tn, do niej zyd6wki Cd kuchni, i
ktoremi wieczne miewaia konsza.
chty, handlowala, sprzedawala
kupowa}a ma raty, sztukowala, jaI
mogla.
Bog vie, skad tel praktycznosc
nabrala, DO oszczedna ME by}s
PREY tenn w~szystkiem pieniadze
SzIv Drzez miro ;,L- VIDA Cd,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26
ZIMMER MICHAEI

dawniej Szeryff.
wiatu Cook, ter;
dozorca W Stan
e wiezieniu
Joliet, urodzi} sic
miasteczku Palo'
pow. Cook, 26 M.
ia, 1864 z rodzic6'
Piotra T. i Katarz;
ny (Birren) Tin.
mer. Elementarr
wyksztaicenie otrz
mai W rodzinner
miescie w szko}aF
p%ublicznych, prac
wal u firmy n
Cormick Harvest
Co. przez kilkana
Gle lat, poczem IN
laz1 z%atrudnienie
Story and Clark @
gan Company.
roku 1893 za}o1.
sklep ~groseryjl;
kt6ry potem sprzo
daf i w roku Is,
zafozyf offs aseh
racyjny, gdzie {
tad przebywa. Biz
rae zawsze czyn.
udziaf W polityce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26

s~zegOnle OKazaf sic wyDlCnym pony NELL W sweJ "arozle' ol
nym zosta} W roku 1899 cz{onkiem rady mleJskle] z lotel ware
Jednakowoz 20 4 miesiacach s}uzby zosta& wyrugowanynnz tel F
sadv, w kwietniu, 1901, obranym zosta} z IL wardy sfuzyt do
stopada, 1910, gdy zosta} obrany szeryfem ma acknowledgements
kiecie. By} przewodniczacym komitetu szkolnego przez 5 lat
lata czlonkiem komitetu podwyzszenia kolei zelaznej. Byf sze
lat cz}onkiem komitetu finansowego try lata W komltecle lok
nych transportacyi. Dnie 1go maja, 1917 zosta} mianowany SUI
rintendentem w szpitalu Powiatowyn, ma miejsce ustepujace
Claytona Smith. Nalezy do organizacyi knights cd Pythias, \
tional Union Iroquois Club. Og
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26

Dydas muslai ma Wszystko
starczyc i starczyi. g..
- Moi starry, ME nam Juz ami
grosza, mozebys sic postarai gdzle
o p~ieniadze ma jutro mowiia, a
starry kiadi kapelusz ma glove
bral laske do reki i wychodzii ma
miasto - starac sic o pieniadze.
Me zawsze sic znalazly, ale
PAM Dydakowa ME pytafa nigdy.
skad sic wziely; wiedziala, re MAJ
mia} diugi. Ba! ktoz ich ME ma
Me martwiio jej to; alboz to raz
zajeli i'm wszystkie meble; sam
widzialem fortepian sznurkiem
przypieczetowany do podiog1.
Pokazywali mi to oboje re Smile
chem, ME tracac fantazyi; wiasna
bieda bawila ich i humoru ME Cd
bierala. Wierzyli w swoja dobra
gwiazde, kt6ra mad dziewiecioglo-
wa ich rodzina swieci}a.
= Z, ~zobaczysz, bedzie ~jeszcze
lcpiej - %powtarzali sobie wa
Jennie i jedno drugiemu rzucalo
sic ma szyje, a dokofa czepiajaca
sic sukni matki, rekawow OLGA,
gromadka siedmiorga dzieci do
magala sic r6wnej i je~dnoczesnej
~pieszczoty.
Nieraz zazdroSciiem i'm tel LEX
komyslnoSci, z jaka swa dole trak-
towali. Zasianiaia ona i'm oczy ma
rzeczywiste zie. Kochali sic ia mi
loscia biezacej chwili, ME my5lac
o jutrze.
- Dydas da sobie rade!- mo-
villa zawsze PAM Pelagia, a on
jej wiara chronii sic sam cd wat
pienia, chociaz 90 coraz bardziej
przygniataiy ciezary zycia.
Me mogia pojat, ably sobie
MAJ kiedvkolwiek ME umiai DO
radzic.
w dzienniku meza %zajmowala
ia jedne rubryka n~ajbardziej, ru-
bryka ogloszeh Z ich ilosci who
skowala O dochodach, jake
,,Psztyk" dawai. Dzieciom za<
najwiecej podobai sic tytui, DO ich
rozSnieszaI.
Matka swoje piskleta zartobli-
vie ,psztyczkami'' nazywafa, po-
wiadajqc o swoim Dydaku, re ma
tax duzy nos, il m6glby: wiecej,
niz d~wanascie pSztyczk0w wy
trzymat.
Poczciwiec, pred iona ukry'
wal sic re swemi k}opotami, ME
daI jej navel poznac, jak mu ciez.
ko byio dzwigac tyle obowiazkow
W rodzinie i jak drogo przycho-,
Dido oplacac te p~ociechy; jej
wystarczalo, &c jak kokoszKa W
gronie pisklat mog}a sic pysznit
rozowemi buziami swoich NAL
COW.
- Mech mi druga pokaze Ia
kie zdrowe i ladne dzieci, jedno W
drugie - mowila do mnie n~leraz,
ustawiwszy REDEEM GAIA swa pro-
geniture oczy jej SIG iskrzyly ra-
doScia, szczesciem, dumq i zado-
wOleniem, caloWa}a / przyclskaia
wszystkie do siebie z wybuchem
czu}oSci macierzynskiej, a Dydak
z rekoma w kieszeniach stai mao
MIA i patrzaf niby I pogodna twa-
RIA, lecz W oczach znac byfo
ciezka, smutna,. chmurnq, ukry-
wana w glebi duszy troske:
- Jak ia to wszystko wycho-
wam!...
Odchodzii potem do stoIika,
bra} pioro od}ozone ma chwile i z
podwojna gorliwoscia pisai dale
artykui do jutrzejszego numeru
DO gdyby tax kiedy .,Psztyk'
drugiego dnia ME wyszed}...
\ jednak ME wyszedi pewnegc
razu. DO redaktor usual mad korek,
ia, zmeczony caionocna praca
glove opar} ma krawedzi stolu
by odpoczac III chwile, oczy "a,
mkna} / ME otworzyi ich wiecej..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-26

ReklamR 3est podstawS IicSnycM
przedsiebi0rstw amerykahskich. vice
| przemysiowiec polski dobrze zrobi
jSzeli stale reklamowac bedzie sw61
interes W DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
0KIM.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25

When prof" E. L. Cooper got oft
the Jacksonville boat Wednesday
night he was met by Sheriff Hagan,
who took him in custody. Cooper had
long been known as "blind tiger
but no one had been able to get the
goods" on him. Different under the
one-quart-a-month law. When SuS-
poets go to JACKSONVILLE or other wet
towns, they go for purpoSe-to geii
fresh supply of booze. Cooper h4u nae
20 half pint TASKS in his grip ne
was taken to the jail and will await
further investigation before brought
to trial. Cooper is fast black
Next morning Mr.. Hagan got I
trunk check from off another negro
with which he secured a trunk. TINS
trunk when opened at the sheriff Of
fee was found filled with quart pint
and half pint bottles of Whlskiiey ang
gin, all well packed in bed quilts ana
excelsior. This with his WednaeSSaay
nights capture gives the sherltl $ ol,
flee somewhat the appearance OF "
wholesale liquor establishment. =
The real owner of the trunk IS
known, but it is thought by the Sher-
iff that there may he another parry
to the tranaction. The trlaiS Will oe
held when the evidence is all in.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
HARLEM NEWS.

The people of Harlem section have
good crop prospects. So far the sea.
son has been good. There is large
acreage in cotton and it is LOOKING
fine.
Meeting was held at Providence
Baptist church last Sunday and was
well attended. Rev. L. E. McRae
preached sermons, which were grea4.
ly enjoyed. Mrs. H. Pruitte who wa
here visiting relatives, was present
also the Misses Pearle and Lille
Green and brother Clarence from Bar
din.
E. B. Coleman had the misfortune
to have his fingers mashed nearly off
while in Palatka last week while helm.
ing to jack up car for the purpose
OF putting in spring leaf
The young men of Harlem are get
ting ready to register for the selec-
tive conscript, and many of them are
anxious to take a pot shot at the
Germans when the time comes.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. J. D. Lane has returned from
visit in Jacksonville.
Miss Francis Gonzales of Sanford
| is in the city the guest Of Miss Doro-
thy Davis.
Mrs. Robert L. Earnest and daugh-
ter Miss Leonore will return Sunday
from visit in Umatilla.
Miss Bryte Stuttz was the charming
hostess for the West End Bridge CLUB
Yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. c. E. O'Conner will be hostess
for the Chatting Dish Club this even
ing
The Woman's Exchange, Mrs. Z. D.
O'Hayer, proprietor, is open daily
from . a. m. till $50 p. m. showing
rarry work of all kinds, a good as
sortmcnt of bags, crochet work, doll
~. hand painted china and novelties
0ricrs taken for any kind OF work
Raom u, Merryday building
A colored Baptist church out IN 3 th9
rortlwcstcln suburbs was destroyed
"y t'y fire. on Wednesday. Fire depart
n5ont ny f. got to the fire promptly, but as
tnorc ll, vas " no water mains there buck,
ots ,''s bad to be relied on. A small
Ionse adjoining belonging to ROBERT
Ia,oos ccpght fire from a spark anu
il was destroyed together with 'lS
church, .a,
The paIatka public library needs
..lJ' j' naoT, 'em badly. One OF the
to"t t",'I, wavs lust now afforded for help
@ ;Sr, ssi1a from a personal cheek, IS
70 7 attend the party to be given o;y Gy
Mr. and Mrs. Howell A, DAVIS at Thoro Tnrm
home next Wednesday night Inele
~ ;o'i q cent charge for an evening
lS nf endowment runnig in value up lhVo
the dollars. ...oo of
The entertainment commlttee EFT IL
the nubIic library announces ~, peicn; onJ
70 tl~ hp given at the home OF IMpl,aS MT. sLsu
" W ~ Howell A. Davis next We9neS-
Sav Sl,S evening for the library 1uno' lo
l.t;, uJ$ ;,S is verv low at the present tinle,
ThlJn Ij 'o ond conversation will be the
GaIuS 7!lIl.o;ons " and admission of twenty
five cents will be chargeu. notronize T
nc. tie p benefit and help the libraray;,
'i'I3 Rev and Mrs. R. L. bon BonSEegia prinors nc
NJ M Wednesday from New orIeanS' otI
Iuriier ! wbere they have been IN asOenS S,4S
ance Ln,, upon the sessions Of TbeS the i0GI bad
sr sr,;BatfnI Bapfri' time, and met something
like 5000 other pronl,"e"C prom . Good time.
Couldn't 66.tneI neip will ill preach at the usual
! DR.. Bomsvteis nsvt Sunday, morning and ev,
eDing, eD and it's more e.otnatbins tnaa Eei about
will tell his people soInesmtl;e s,,ont;er
tbe H,,' GOOD work of the convention y
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
Pictures Worth Seeing.

Eve4y Monday and Thursday nights
kalbficld's Grand shows tile Hearst
Pathc news pictures. These are ac-
tual motion pictures of the more i'm
portant world events taking place
and described from day to day in the
daily press of the country. We could
not all enjoy view of the British
and French war delegates to this
country and the principle events and
receptions which occurred during
their visit, but we could, in these pic
lures, have a better view of Marshal
Joffre and the gentlemen with him
than SO out of the hundreds in the
crowds standing by. Each week new
events are portrayed-all current
events.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
FIRE SWEEPS LARGE
SECTION OF ATLANTA
M on ay Afternoon----75
Blocks Destroyed---
mite Used to Check
Flames.
Loss Estimated at $3,5O0,OoO-l,563
Buildings Burned-People Subscribe
$4,000 for Relief,

FIRE re- which originated in the Skin.
her Storage and Warehouse nlant
near Decatur street and just east OF
r,oft street, famed by a high wind
destroyed IS blocks of mostly residon.
'laI property in Atlanta on Monday
evening and night.
lhere were two other fires in othn,
pafIS OF the city at the time and nat
uralIy part of the fire department
was busy fighting the other fires.
Assistance was called from Angus
Ia, Macon, Chattanooga and other ci-
ties, and it was midnight before the
fire was under control.
The fire destroyed 1868 buildings.
according to calculations of real es-
tate and insurance men on Tuesday.
Most Of the structures were homes
ranging from lowly negro cabins to
substantial residences. Apartment
houses, several churches and a num-
Der of retail stores were burned. Dy-
namlte was used to prevent the spread
OF the flames beyond Ponce de Leon
avenue, and many costly buildings in
the path of the flames were blown up.
One lady whose home was burned
died from shock; this was the only
death reported. Perhaps so people
received slight injuries.
Relief work was started Immediate
ly and the homeless were lodged in
churches and other public buildings
and given supper and breakfast; ~
one was allowed to go hungry. Fifty
thousand dollars was subscribed next
day.
1t is said the loss is covered by in
surance to the extent of about 60 per
cent.
The burned area is roughly defined
as including all that territory between
Fort street on the west and Boule-
ward on the east between Decatur
street and Ponce de Leon avenue. It
was much narrower near DecatU:
street, but from Highland avenue out
to Ponce de Leon the burned distri t
was five block wide, Fort being the
western boundary and part of the
block to the east of Boulevard being
destroyed. In the south side Of
Ponce dc Leon the fire swept from
North jackson, three blocks east Of
Fort almost to the baseball park,
which caught on fire but was saved
with virtually no damage done. At
the flames crossed Ponce
de Leon, burning out about a block
on both sides of the street. Here
and there on the edges Of the fires
path several houses were skipped.
The area includes approximately sew
blocks. i
The young soldiers of the Officers
Training Camp at Fort Mcpherson
were called out during the fire ard
while some formed bucket brigades to
luench small blazes along streets
,ordering tie fire district, the ma'crj'
.y were placed on guard to prevent
ooting. No one was allowed to pass
the guard, even to get their own
property, unless provided with a pass
signed by the Fire Chief or the Mayor.
order was maintained throughout the
light.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
INTERLACHEN NEWS.

The ceremonies held in the Congre
gational church last Thursday an,
Friday for the purpose of ordainins
as a minister Mrs. Mable Guam Ste
vens were beautiful and impressive
On Thursday evening, after a brie!
devotional service, the Council, com
posed of Rev. r. C. Drisko, Rev. S. J
Townsend, Rev. Fred Marsh Of Jack.
sonville, Rev. Drew of Daytona, DR.
Waldron of Tampa, Miss Eccles Of
Pomona, and Prof. Joseph Stock, con.
Quoted the examination of the candi.
date, and made arrangements for the
services of the following morning
Friday morning at $50 devotional
service was held, Rev. R. C. Drisko
preaching the ordination sermon. The
charge to the candidate was delivered
by Rev. Drew of Daytona; the charge
to the congregation by DR.. Geo. B,
Waldron Of Tampa; the welcome and
the hand of fellowship were given by
Rev. Fred Marsh of Jacksonville, and
the final ceremony of laying on of
hands was conducted by Rev. S. J.
Townsend. Mrs. Stevens is widely
known as an evangelist and an en-
thusiagtic worker for temperance, and
enters this field of Christian ministry
unusually well fitted by education,
natural gifts, and experience in touch
ing the hearts of men. On Sunday
morning, Mrs. Stevens preached her
"maiden sermon" to a large and in
terested audience in the Congrega-
tional church.
S. Fenton, a former resident and
property owner here, passed away
May 9th at the home Of his son, Rob
ert Fcnton, in Seattle, Washington
in the eighty eighth year of his age,
lacking just three weeks of his eigth-
ty ninth birthday. Mr. Fenton came
to Interlachen from Canada twenty
eigth years ago, and became one of
the pioneers in the orange industry.
For number of years he was val
ued clerk in the store of G. f. Gill
lett. About six years ago he dispos
ed of his business interests here and
went west, to spend his declining
years with the son at whose home he
died. Upright, quiet, unassuming,
Mr.. Fenton was respected and loved
by all the community.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. F. Roland have
been enjoying family reunion and
housepartv at their home in the par
sonage. Their two sons, A. NJ. and
H. C. Roland, with their families, and
Mrs. Lancaster and child. composed
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
GAMERS TAKE NOTICE.

The 10000 cans ordered for Putnam
county have arrived in Palatka.
Prices are cents each for No. 2's
(pint size) and cents each for No.
3s Quart size.) The eighteen can
ming machines that were ordered have
also arrived. These are hot water
Gamers. Two have not yet been TAX
en-. Price $6 f. o. b. Palatka.
For any information regarding can
ming of vegetables of fruit, in glass
or tin, address, Miss Josephine Sip
prell, Home Demonstration Agent for
Putnam county, Palatka.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
Col. Won Engelken Here.

CO.. F. j. H. Won Engelken, rresi-
dent OF the Government Farm Loan
B"nk at Columbia, S. c., has been
spending a few days at his place,
Vingolf- -tLc-St.- Johns, and YES in
the city for a few hours on Wednes-
day. Col. Won Engelken says that
tho directors of his bank have already
proved up some 100000 in loans, and
that the work is progressing rapidly.
Mrs. Won Engclken is at present in
New York.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25

There is more Catarrh in this sector, l,.
of the country than all other diseases 1's :
put together, and for years II nras was
supposed to be incurable, doctors pr
scribed local remedies and by COZ
stantly failing to cure with l1Gal !" 20
ment, pronounced 1t lncuIaptty infin-
enced by constitutional conditions san anu
therefore requires constitutional ui,m, on,-
ment. Halrs Catarrh Medicine ,rnIddn NAM,
featured by F. J. Cheney Co, I,r lUI'UT, &C.
Ohio, is constitutional remeuy' +be
taken Internally and acts thru tbe
Blood on the Mucous surfaces Ward
system, One Hundred Dollars r9MdI rIy.iis q
is offered for any case that han
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure 0e"u
for circulars and testimonials ohio
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo o"io'
Sold by Druggists, 75c -.,,,tIon
Halls Family Pills for cohs'ip'''
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
Fire DESTROYS Home.

The home of Mr.. S. w. Allen, tur-
pentine operator at Huntington, this
county, was totally destroyed by fire
at noon ON Monday last. Only a
part of the furniture on the first floor
was saved, together with few other
household and personal articles. All
on the upper floor was destroyed.
Mr.. Allen had some fine furniture,
most of which was of recent purchase.
There was no insurance.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
the first meeting in October.

For our club house and money rails
ed for it, the credit entirely belongs
to the club members who worked so
earnestly and faithfully for it.
l sincerely and heartily thank the
board and heads of the departments
for upholding my hands; and all club
members for the kindly feeling and
spirit of cooperation manifested
throughout the year. You all have
been very patient with me and l hope
the same kindly spirit and patience
will follow me through the coming
months of my presidency of the Wo-
mans Club of Palatka.
MRS. J. L. DUNSFIRD.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
Frop PUBLICATION.

M:. Court, Eighth Judicial
Kutnam County, Florida
Dry.
Grill, per-
d as Admin p;,, in tho
etc. tc.,Ioinant. Io Nature of
a Bill of
so,n3, s:.3,st,, ct al fsviv'F'
eg bv affidavit appended
Kid f. in the above stated
george ipcg E. Fitz, and Nor-
eVl the defendants therein
o,n-residents .I of the State
Ind nd are residents OF Nor MOI,
l.h ln.husetts, and WaverIey'
ts' respectively, that they
age Of twenty-one years, ar J.
~ @s' is no person in the
Ida, Il upon whom the ser
bpoena noe would bind such !
+ is therefore ordered
resident )! Defendants be
! hereby required t. to ap-
BiIl of Complaint filed IN
or before
MONDAY, ,o,7
|av " of July, A. D. 1917, T.,
y allegations of said b bill
as confessed by said De-
b. ordered that this Order
once a week for RI, five econ con-
ks in The Palatka News
NJ HnYublished in said County
v hand and official Seal
K day of May, 1917. -.
R. j. HANCOCK,
Clerk Circuit Court.
for Complainant.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-25
Richest Language.

OF the 1924 known languages on
earth the completest and the richest
in the ways and means Of expression
q the English. The late distinguished
German npguist, Grimm, declared that
no other language is comparable to
the English.