davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Nes 0iebifaIIs heidnlSiat.

Die 81 Sabre glan6e GloDton
BON g}r. GIT @Detb. .StroBc, cine
Itottlibe 9lonoine, eridien geitern
Weoraenin @eneiuidnft BON Oem 32
Sabre alien Mrtbur 9enion bon glr.
S02 gBooOiporo. .StroBc, Dor &idtcr
Honft IN Der iii0liben Yoli0ciItatiOn
untcr Ger geidulOiguna am Is. Sil-
iii aus Dem Sonie Oes Sdpogers Der
Srou GlnDton, oeS in ylr. 124t Bot.
tcrD.g(pc ipobnboften Sobn 2ens,
1925 gcltoblen gu baben. Das Hnar
ipilroe bon Dem ylihter Dem @eridts.
berfobren iiberlpielen. Serr Gems er-
fl1rte, ooB CT mn 9lbcno oes 10. Su.
nj cine @eiellidoft in elmer Solle in
ocr WontgomerD. .StrnBe gegeben
bate, lIm Den 81. @eburtstog leines
Sobnes at feiern. Ole gonoe Gent.
Surnilie nobm an Der 5eier Gbeil unO
mG6reno scr g(6melenbeit Der 5omi.
lie murOen 0ie 1926 aus elmer Sdll64
Id0e geiioGIen. 6rou Glapton uno
9enion uuroen cine ilr0e 3eit nab
Dem DiebitaBl ouf 9cranlniiuug oesi
ilngcu 2eub in Tolhelter oerbaftet.
8enion bat ibon 8peimnl Wegen
1icbitobls aeieiien. Gr imo 8ralt
Gla1ton lengnen ibre S6uIo. Die
2cbtere, Die @hutter bon 0pei Gin.
bern it, erfIdrte, OaB iie Oas @eIO,
peI6es iie oitseeeeben botte, bon il.
rem @otten erbalten bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Ser ebrIiebenoe Yapaeei,
Dame: oghtn babe idl ben 3apagei
bcrcits einen 0lonot I'M &aIie uuo
babel bat CT nod fcin eiu5ige0 8ori
aeiproden.
SdnOler: nOas min i'd nobl gImt'
ben, gndOige SSralt Der lit Uiel 81
cbrliebcno, ais oab er iprdde, etc er
be5nblt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
0Mrae GtaStuemiafcitcn.

Der llpions.@eterou Sobn R. 6.
Gardner in 9tr. 2214, Olt9Srattltr.,
if mad ldreerer arantbeit eeltorben.
Gie gunoes.0iegierung bat oos 9ln.
ee6ot Der sSrou E. Sorrilon Worrett,
welcbc ibr prodtDoIIcs 9eim an Der
Gbarlcs.StraBen.9lOemle Der 9egie.
rung fir SoipitaI. 8wede 5ur @erfii.
gung gelteat BAT, aceeptirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

einc ieoe SonOlung 10 iebr eincn ~.
rannen be5eiGnet, 1T untouglid, ei'
neS freien @olfes SerriHer 5u iein.
g8ir bo6en cS aber nu1 ni1t an
9lnforoerrngen an uuiere britii1cn
9riiOer ieblcu Iaiien. g9ir baben iic
bon 3eit 5u 3eit Dor Sem geriudc
eewornt, Nurd i6re @eiebgebung cine
unerlaubte &edtspilege iiber ms
alisjuOe1ncn. @ir baben iie an Die
llniitGnoe inicrer 9lusmanOerrng u.
oiesieiti9en glieOcrlaiiung crinncrt.
8ir boben oil i1re onge6orene @e.
re6tigfeitSlie6e itu0Soh6er3ieteit ap.
peQirt imO tie bel Oen 8dn0en unierer
gemeiniomen 9lbfinft beihmoren, ie.
ucr ongemobteu Scrridoit 5u entia.
gen, ole lllpermci0iH iniere &erbin.
Dung in0 @emeinidaft lntcr6rcDen
tpiiroe @6er lie paren aud5 talib ge.
gen Die Stiiumeu ser @crecbtigfeit
lmO Der 9lutSbcrmanoliA1it Go6r
mitiien mir Der g}nt6menOigtcit, mel.
tbe unIere Grenmlng bon i6uen er.
6eiibt, naA9ebeu, iIn6 iie fir Gns
bnlien, moiiir uns oie ii6riqe Menid.
belt gili iiir Seinoe I'M arieg, fir
6reimoc i'm Srieoen.
gSir Ou6er, Die YolfsreprGicntantcn
ser Der. Staaten bon g(merifa, Der.
iannelt I'M General -GongreB. im0
oen 6o1iien Gibter ser 99elt fir oic
9ein6eit imicrer 9blidten sum 8eu-
gen mruienO, berfiinOen biermii
icierlicbIt imo erflGren I'M 9famen mo
aus Mo6tpoQfoumenbeit oes gliten
YolfeS 0ieier 4olonie'n, DAB oieie Der.
einien aolonie'n ireie uno unabbdn.
gige Stoaicn iin0, uno es 5u iein Oas
9feht baben ioIlen oaB le ron aacnI
@eboriam aesen oie britiide &ronc
los uuO leoig geiprohen iiuO, mo
ooB aae politiihe GcrbiuolmN 5pi.
lden ibncn ilnO Dem 6ritiiben 9ieidje
sSn5lib aiIigeI0it lit unO icin ioa, raB
tie als ircie imO lmob6dn9igc Staa.
Ten uollc @cuolt bu6cn, &rie9 nlsn.
iougcL Srieoen 3u itlieBcn 9}iino-
niilc cin5ngebeH SonoeI Sll treibcn
unO alle onOereu Sanolungen uno
Ginac 81 Derridten, no5ii una661n.
aiae Staoten redtlib 6eiugt iuo.
llno sur lhlircdier6oltlng oieicr gr-
fIGrrna 0cr6iirgen mir ms, mil
icltcni Gcrtroucu ouf sen Sbus ser
00ttlidcl Sorie0lmg mchiclieiti0 mil.
unicrcm Se6en imicrem Nob' mo
@ut lno rmicrer inperlctlicDen Gbrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

@enige Eo1e, iiah0em
oic alniiii6ruua BON lPoliereS Eor.
tniic pom Fariler Eariaiicnt prrbo.
ten poroeu mar, cos alon I'M g6eu-
ire iialicn4 cine obaeAmadie,
idIiipfriae ASolie u2cmomollhe err
mite" 2uOmig IA, 0er Ser 9orliel.
.uuq beigcro6nt 6oic benlerlIe
bcin @cgdehca .u eincm ieiner &c.
rlciier a2mma mir Die 2ede an
9}olieies aomooie glutoB nehmcn.
'ao Tie iif9 coh ioIh Gin iT0olcS
''atrerf mie oieieS iiolieniide
ebeu, rllDig bicten Iaien.o Sire"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
GedlS lIGren ueridllunmOeu.

W1ittelIt eines NobldliiKeIs wur.
sc in Der Dergongeneu 9lo6t in ben
llbrcu.9oOen bon SDman gRoieIL Hr.
1412, Nlt.9oItmore.StroBe emge.
broden. Der Dic6 nobm nur feds
1lbren, bic 0toien gum 0tepariren
Nbergeben ipurOen iuoren, nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
gtnfeitfde Run1t.

Der 9beripielleIter itiir8t in 0ie
BGrberobe oes 8auberfiinitIers
DAait, raid, Serr gnIoa9ini, eS lit
bic b0dite Belt fir SSbre ganuncr,
Hno Sie nod gar nift angefleioetl~
Simmer rubig, Iieber 5reuno"
iogt Der Seiinltler, lid fam bod nidt
Bailbernl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Nus oen iibrieeu 8unOes.@etter-
beobod)hlngs Stationen ipuroen Die
foIgenoen bo6iten temperatures, Die
nm 8 llbr eeitern 9lbeno berri6ten,
beriHtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Nhouncpicn. bic arm ,Ecniidlrn Nurrc,
iponNentcm" uidii piiuftIi.b aocr unrcaei
mahla erhaIicn. fun acbeien, her Clflr,
onpVu prr yrlsphun Uhcr iNtiilIIsb vii
tbeilHHg ~ nlaAeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

ridtspiIcoe oeItort, inoem er ieire
3uitimmiing 81 @eieBen peIde Oie
grridtllug ridterIider @ewoIten be.
0uedte, Deripeigerte.
Gr bar sic Hihicr bon ieinen 9Il.
Ieirwillen obbdnoig gcma6t in
SiniiGt ser 9ouer i6rer glemter
uno 6es getraos rm6 Ser 8e5abliing
ibrer @ebdIter.
@r bat cine @euge neuer 9Iemter
errihtet, SdmGrme bon geomicn
6ier6er gei6idt Inn uni Golf 81 DC.
IGitieen umO ieinen 2e6ensunterboIt
aHi5r5ebrcn.
@r bat mitten inter ms in sSrie.
Oens5eiteu itebcnSe Seere obne 8u.
itimmung mierer gcietge6cn0eu &c.
b0roelI ge6alten.
Gs mar iein 9eltrebeu Oie 9riegs.
modlt unabbdugig bon Der biirger.
li6en @enalt uno erbo6en iibel ic
81 ite1eu.
@r bet ii1 nit nnoeren (M19teul
berbiinoet, ms elmer uniercr 8eriai.
Jung gang fremoen imo bon uniereu
8eieBen niht anerfauuteu @eridtS.
borfeit 81 uuteruerien inOem cr ieinc
@ene6miguHg i6reu slnipriiAcn oil.
oe6Iiher @eiebgcblng crtbeilte, Oc.
ien ndmlid:
our @iuquartirlng iiarfer bemaif.
meter Euppencorps bel ins;
Jur 9eidiieung oerielbeu oiird eia
SdeingeridJt Dor Der Strofe oltf ben
QoOtidlag, Denu iie i'm an oen Ne.
mobneru Oieie9 StaateS begeben mir.
ben;
0ur 9l6Ihneioung inieres Sonoe.j
init allen T6eilet Der @eIt;
6ur 9Iuflage bon 9lbgaben auf HIS,
obne uniere 3ultimnilng;
5nr 8eraubiIng ser Sgobltbot oeS
observation-disclosures onrb @ci1worene
in manHerlci Sdaen;
81 itnierer Sronsporiiring ii6er's
Meer, Inn anac6liHcr Ger6re6en ne
gen geridtet 5l perocn;
5ur &erni6hlng beS ireienSDItemS
Der engliiben @eieBe in elmer 6enah.
bdrten YroOin5, inoem er cine g9ia-
fiir.Negierung in oerielbeu eiuiiibrtc
unO ibre@reu5en crpeitcrtc, nm iie 81
aIei6er 3eit oISWluiier mo ais taug-
libeS @erf5eug iiir 0ie Giniiibrltna
Ser n6mlidcn unmIidrGnften Serr-
idoft innerbol6 Oieicr Golonie'n &c.
brou1eu 5I f6nncu;
5ur @cguo6mc lmicrer 8rci6eitS.
brieie, Gcrni6hiug iuIicrcr iucri5.
boaiten WeicBc unO &rr1nocruna I'M
icrer OlcgisrnneS:ormcn DuE @r'nO
aus;
5ur SuSpenOirnng unicrcr cigcncn
@eicegeber unb 5ur Grmdd)tigun9
Sencr ms in alien mo icglidcn
6d1eu @eicbc 81 gebcn
Gr BAT scr 9ls0ieuIug Jier cntiaat
inOcm CT ms auBerbal6 irinesSdn
BcS erfldrte mo ariea Gsaen une
fii6rte.
Gr 6nt nniere Meere gcpliinOcrt.
uniere GiilIen peruiiitct, uniercStdo'
ie perbrannt nu0 SoO inO 9erOcrben
ii6cr u.Iier &olf gcbrodi-
Gr bat iqoem er ac0cnp6rii0 arobe
Seerc auSI1nOiitber S0lcIhige iiber.
ihifit nm oaS @erf oeS CODES, 0cs
Glenos unO ser Gprannri 81 pollcn
oet ollbcrciI nit 0anonngen bon
lreuloiiareit imO(Drannci begonneu
ipelde fmm i6rcs 0jleiHeu in oeu
barbariiben 3eiien bdbeu rno oes
&auptes einer cipiliiirten Raiion O0l
liz lupiiroia iino
Gr bai imicre auf 6obe See 9efan
eencn Wiitbiirger gcjlprmoelL OcgNoi
len 1egeu i6r egeueS @aierlnuo ~
tro0eu, oie Senfer i6rer 6relnOe II
'0riiOer 81 perOei, o0cr lelblt our%
ocreu Sdnoe 5u faQen
Gr Gct inter unS iunerc gIufilGnoe
erregt iIuO gegen ole 9cmohuer unle
rcr @ren5en iene 9raddmcn Snoia
ner aufgerei5t, Oercn befonnte arieg5.
peiie Elm riidiihtsloies |ertilaen is.
Oen 2llters. yeidIcdts unO StanOeS
lit.
9ei icgIhber S5tlfe oieier Inter
6aben mir alii Oas 9Ilernn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

%lnibng, Furnaces, Nanaes une
GefcH TnhOefen unb Ninnen.
NenMell NKos.. b2a Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

pndafb. 1S5 $3.50. i-25 So 7b0
,Raddrb Wiator 60 VI Baltimore" 0barleas
Sigdbe uro lli Jinhnl ,slpenue
9urOm, Ole pUpuldre Gar. S39b uilo $8l5.
,Nlar.Hel Mobile Co." Vnf00t 1908 lllOs
Goro,0 Charles sGtrnhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

sir oen p9lorrei1en Tierten" tlln,
0igt Der @ettermonn id0nes @etter
en- 0o6 iino einiee @epitter nidt
mseeidloiiea
Gie Eemperatiir miro oieielbe blei-
ben oo1 ioa es uorgelI beoeilteno
ip1rmer lper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

cruioerte ser Erit5, ,oie Stalieuer
bclcioiaen ii i6rem Slid nur @ott,
@solicre ober beleioigt in Ocm ieinen
bic Sbein6eiligcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Nbpln n. GaumelS, Nehismalf: Baienie. 0aMn
bells GcnnkmQrlen &erla0srebie. NlarOlano
Iriii NuolnN
Chaplin " SergulOn fl0--1i7 QalU Nulbluo,
1SsidbrNe Grinbriug
". q. 4 VI. Z. RDwarb. Al Continental elbg
NrnlllAren felt 1872 erI0IAIeIM In NnlllmOle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
G a 8 r. O r IA

Nbonucntcm Oic 6cn y9cuiidDcu
GorrcipOuScntcu" uidlt piiuttlidl OOcr
nnrcoclmGiie crbalicn, Iiuo scbetcn,
err Cifice Oauou per SeIephOn OOer
idIriItlId yllttHciIuua aa MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

lYCNcf'Ner rlWefUnpoW
70. 7. eda6cilprn a. g., it7-2l @bamber 81
Commerce NuilolnQ
nTfutide Neaey.9erhdlsrnuas.ci cieleulmalte, 0els
ioan mn Baltimore ilnhe
-Denlidl-glWgritoHllnle Nruer.Netlmetnnna.Ole
lclllmalt', Baltimore 3ir00e uub 81 iioM
Noue.eheme
,,9pOal anlntnntf SO. VI QiuelpUsl', 0eufh 1Q
gNaliielp Helioend. Dlllmaer iOi-t03 0bauls
ner NJ Nommerre NuloinA
,Nermanld Nener Nerlideruuq3 OurUiMQllA.
NaiInnrei ilnD Wori6 ellabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

0upIerlhmie0e lin0 RIanberS.
acan Nabcrt 1894 SbameSselrabe. q. a o.
aelepbon; Wolfe i090
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

IIt UUIUFTTl TIUJ UIIT UIt UIVVUIIII
gen I'M Sabre 1910 Nriihoenoeu mo
ourdj Serebmng bis sur @egenmart
ero0n3ien 3iiiern loiien erieben oaB
Oie ueilien Der bier oniGiiaeu Eeut-
iden omerifoniihc 9iiraer aelporoen
iinO, luo0cgen Oic Geiierrcidcr ino
lIngorn i6 nidi 10 bereitmillig nit
0em 9lmeritauertbim nmalgumiren
ln6 giirqer nar0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Qon6wirtliAaIIIi4e @or6Ibe. eame.

rclell llll0 WellllGc cl3uWtereI.
@rllfitl xRrnsr Co., POS 0oroApam,Gtr inb
800 NOr0i i@0DaStr
zhe wiener 4 etlNsr Co., 81 Qlabi.elrabs.
DeiliItbeS @nmenOeib6It
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
GOnnenanf. nuO llmteraamg.
SInt9.
gDttternnsEdltem.

Sir WarDlano mo ben 0iItrift
Columbia beute i60n uno iiiowelt'
li6e @inOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

8aumoteriaIien, Tbiiren 8eniier.
rabmen S1oen etc.
Gtrnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Nnn0es. 0epartement fiir Qanblnirtb.

NeridJt DeS NaItImOre NetterbMreaIS
Ger 5eu1tigteitsgebalt Der Sutt
iuor S3 9ro3ent Inn 8 llbr Wlor9ens
lno 81 @ro5ent I'M s ll6r 9lbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Kinder Schreion
MACH FIETCAER'S

e A S:s - 1e "a 1 lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Gtant8. .Wanfen.
FruIt. .CoinpoQnief

,eaTr ntpoNl aHO 9FuA 0OmpaHH". Is s0uiD
Gtr9bc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
WlercauiiIe Aeeurn.
n. 6. Dun & Co.,
e02 elo NIarpIuno Trnit QuIIbiua-

gla!lonal.BanfeH.
,,xle On xuun National gaal", 0nh. nun
6retersEirabe Sacob ga. N0ol. Rruloent
0eIrU 8. 9leone Hdfnrer.
,,9ecDnb Natioual Bnnl", 432 Slnserodbiu0u.
~ @ @NuQIer. Ndllrct.
,,gecltern National Naui", IA Gor0. 0.0midiusStr.
w. Wlarioll. Nafflrer.
StootS.Yonfen.
,,1ennmr gani pou Baltimore" baltimore, unb
N0ni0aD,Girnbe. glnauil Neber, Rldhoent;
sobn a. raiber, @lce,brdiioeut; @eOrae D.
0mla Naiiirer.
Spdr-yanten.
,Deuhdje epnrbnuf ban Baltimore, QulalDs
uHo baltimore GirnBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

8IcdpIotieii, NietoIl. etc
aHem NOHtllu & Co.. 9us., 1915 aalDe,ios.
Sirohe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Giqenihams 81 lenten una Sdnoler
elstre g, Daoan MepOsU, 10 OieerinuiOm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

Giienpaarei aller gLrt uno Suf.
IAmieO.A AMbeh1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

.Conionsat,s ssau es,-. / Nors.cao.erai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04

3eitunaen 9eitidjriIien. etc.
..xbr Baltimore Rens GomvauhA aoheri q a
Meuers. @ehiiisihbrer. 227 R.Ndlbeti. Esf.
Eentldle Niig5tr nn0 3eiiihriltcn.
w. ennItid. On q06 neii.pmlnaion.e eirabe
PbpioArQph.
Nnhroh Elm RhntoQraph hnn Wusieinnuna
Nr. 10. Wclteninaion.S
Nrie0b0ip.
Col xamn Hrmcicrh Ncrldneerfs 0allerin
ubeme, Nlle Hegtdbnihpldee unisg leSh
pabreHbw Nulnl4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
gIobc5n faui @Iilliuncn nfciuOlidc@
nnO uGaIbfeinOIidlc" gIMsIimSer.

0lob elmer 9erccbning OeS Gcnus.
Bureaus bilOen sic 5. st. in Ocn Ser.
Staotcn oniiiiiacu nibt natirnliiir.
ten 9lugc6oriaeu Der 9}dtioncn nit
pcld'cn unicr Sono acacnwGrlig
@ricg iii6rt nit elmer @ciamnli5a6l
bon A.GG2.O0O @crioncn AZ @roscut
ocr totolcu Sepolferrng. Gic @e.
iammt5abl. cinihlieBeno Nl6mcr,
lSrouen imO &iuocr Ocrt6eilt iid oif
oic in @ctrnht tomncnOen SGnOcr
in folgenOer @eiie
EcntiMlonO ..~.. 2,3l900O
Gclterreib.lluaorn. 1,376,0O0
Siirfci ......... 1SS.000
9uloaricn. .... 1000
GS bclin0en iiA onrunter ehua
9G4 Geo m1rmliche Gprinupn i'm 9u.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03

months ago and his family left today
to join him there. They leave a host
of friends who regret to give them
up and who will greatly miss Miss
Downs lovely voice which has added
greatly to many charity entertain
ments as well as cocial affairs.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-03
GNA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
IL You Have Any News for this De.
partment, Call Two-One-Five
or FiEe-One Y
Red sross Meeting this Evening

REQ SFosS meeting this Evening
Miss Ruth Rich of Jacksonville will
hold a meeting at 7:30 o'clock at the
courthouse this (Monday) evening to
form q Marion county chapter of the
Red Cross. It is hoped this meeting
viii be well attended by Ocala and
Marion county members. If
ss&
Mr.. L. J. Knight has returned home
from visit to his family who are
now in McRae, Ga:
Mrs. Edward Mayes and children
have returned to their home in Area
dia after a several weeks visit to
their Ocala friends.
Mrs. c. A. Fort and interesting
children left today for Wall Springs,
on the gulf, where they will remain
until the opening of school.
Mrs. B. D. Adams went to Ocala
yesterday, where she will join her
husband who will teach the Griner
Farm school.-Gainesvill Sun.
Mrs. D. NJ. Roberts of Ocala, was
in town for the week end visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. E. Bargaineir, who
was quite ill.-Dunnellon Advocate.
Prof. and Mrs. Rolls and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Clarissa Rolls and
Miss Shaw of Gainesville, formed a
motor party visiting Ocala friends
and Silver Springs yesterday.
Mrs. Caroline Moorhead of Ocala,
is spending the weekend in Tampa,
visiting her son, who is a member of
the local military company.-Tampa
Tribune.
Miss Dorothy Lancaster, who was
offered the position of music teacher
in the Morris Harvey College, West
Virginia, has decided not to accept
and will continue her class here this
winter.
Mrs. B. f. Borden, children and
mother, Mrs. Griggs of Ocala, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Griggs at
the Weaver apartment house this
week. Mr.. Griggs is a son of Mrs.
Griggs Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wheeler Branch ar
'rives from Ocala Tuesday afternoon
to spend week with relatives. 1t is
Mr.. Branch's annual vacation, and he
delights to spend it at his old home
Webster notes in Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Downs and
daughter, Miss Cecile Downs, who
have made their home in Ocala for
the past five years, will reside in
Wilmington, Del, in the future. Mr..
Downs left for Delaware about two
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Red Cross Members Urged to Attend
the Meeting Tonight

Every Ocala and Marion county
member of the Red Cross Society is
urged to show their patriotism, inter
est in the society and willingness to
do their bit in this work by attending
the meeting to be held in the court
house at 7:30 tonight.
Miss Ruth Rich of Jacksonville,
who so pleasingly addressed the
members here several months ago,
will conduct this meeting, the purpose
of which is TO organize Marion
county chapter which is expected to
bring the members in better and
closer touch.
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None but the finest strains of Sc
lected garden seeds are used in the
Pakro Seedtape-30 varieties Of gar
den seed and Is flowers. Clarkson
Hardware Company. tt
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The greatest human care and the
highest human intelligence ought to
ton. This describes our service. The
Court Pharmacy. lift
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the clever joke books they sent to the
wounded soldiers to whom they are
giving great pleasure.
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Engraved cards and wedding invi-
tations at Gprig's Drug Store. tt.
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Dance for Co. A Boys

Miss Louise Roberts invites the
members of Company A to a dance
Tuesday night at o'clock at the
| high school dormitory. Miss Roberts
has planned this affair, which will be
most informal, exclusively for the
soldiers, and is expecting every SOL
der to bring a girl.
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Star ads. are business builders.
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Lyndon W alker


Because her mother will start for
France in few days to do American
Red Gross work, Miss Mary Barbour
Walker advanced her wedding to Mr..
Edward Lyndon, Of Augusta, Ga, and
the ceremony was performed Tuesday
in the St. Ambrose chapel of the
Cathedral of ST. John the Divine.
They had expected to have a large
wedding this autumn, and invitations
weer being prepared when Mrs. Bar
bour Walker, of Washington, D. c.,
the brides mother, decided to go
abroad earlier than expected. The
ceremony was performed by the
uncle of the bride, the Rev. DIR. Liv-
ingston Rowe Schuyler, of No. 566 W.
18th street.
A small reception was held at the
apartments of Mrs. Walker, No. Ali
West Hath street. Mr.. Lyndon and
his bride are on their honeymoon trip
through New England. Mrs. Walker
has been doing war relief and Ameri-
can Red Cross work and is transfer
ing her activities to the war zone.
Among those at the ceremony were
Mr. Lamar Lyndon, of this city and
Augusta, Ga; Mrs. Livingston Rowe
Schuyler, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cor
don Battle and Miss Nyra Edgely.-
New York Herald.
Miss Walker is the granddaughter
of the late Col. ST. George Rogers,
one time prominent lawyer of this
state and city. Her mother as Mary
Rogers was considered the South's
most beautiful woman. Both sisters,
Mary, Mrs. Walker, and Leila, now
Mrs. Schuyler, were very popular, be-
ing introduced to royalty at the court
of Queen Victoria during one of their
many visits to England. Their home
was that beautiful suburban place,
now owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Howell,
southwest of our city. Miss Walker
was here as a small child and is re-
membered by many of the friends Of
her parents and grandfather.
Cochrane-Padgett
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Padgett an
nounce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Isabelle, to Mr.. Frederick Coles
Cochrane of Palatka. The wedding,
which will be quiet home affair, will
take place Sept. 20th.-Gainesville
Sun.
Both Miss Padgett and Mr.. Coch-
rane have friends here who will be
interested in the above announcement.
Eastern Star Notice
The Eastern Star sewing circle will
meet at the Masonic hall Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50.
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Concluded on Fourth Page
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ton club will be entertained tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock by Miss
Adele Bittinger.
Miss Ruth Rich is expected this
afternoon from Jacksonville and will
be the guest of Mrs. L. r. Chazal un-
til tomorrow morning, when she Will
leave for Gainesville to organize an
Alachua county Red Cross chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mexican and
daughter Marie and Mr.. and Mrs. c,
V. Miller and daughter, Alice motor
ed to Tampa this morning, after a
brief visit to Judge and Mrs. w. >
Bullock and family.
=
R. L. Heating of Ocala, eldest son
of Mrs. T. H. Heating, was wounded
in battle at the French front about
three weeks ago To keep from alarm
ing his family, in all, probability, ne
writes of it very lightly. He says
while he was trying to stop some OF
Fritz's bullets he was wounded and
has retired from active service fo1
awhile. He has been in France FOL
NEARLY two years, part OF the time
spent in Neutrality-suspicious. journal
A letter was received In Ocala
from Mr.. Heating this morning, dated
from Somewhere in France, II
which he says he is recovering IRON
his injuries received the first week IN
June. He is waiting and hoping fol
the doctors to say he is again ready
for service as he is anxious to get al
Fritz again. Mr.. Heating says the
weather is unusually pleasant now
and reminds him of Florida, but the
soldiers rather dread the coming win
ter. Mr.. Heating wrote specially tt
thank the little children of Ocala fol
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Downs and
daughter, Miss Cecile Downs, who
have made their home in Ocala for
the past five years, will reside in
Wilmington, Del, in the future. Mr..
Downs left for Delaware about two
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wheeler Branch ar
'rives from Ocala Tuesday afternoon
to spend week with relatives. 1t is
Mr.. Branch's annual vacation, and he
delights to spend it at his old home
Webster notes in Tribune.
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Miss Dorothy Lancaster, who was
offered the position of music teacher
in the Morris Harvey College, West
Virginia, has decided not to accept
and will continue her class here this
winter.
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Mrs. B. F. Borden, children and
mother, Mrs. Griggs of Ocala, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Griggs at
the Weaver apartment house this
week. Mr.. Griggs is son of Mrs.
Griggs.-Daytona Journal.