davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
BRITISH KEEP CON-
PARATIVELY QUIET
There Were German Raids at Several
Points, the British War Of
fee Reports.

London, Dec. 22.-The lull on the Brit
tsh front continues. German raids at sew
eral points last night are the only activi-
ties reported in the official communiea-
tion to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
GERMANS STARVING
AS VAR LORDS FATTEN
Berlin Newspaper Declares That Profit
GERS and Millionaires are Bring
ing the Country Down to
p,,iu

London, Dec 22.-According to Reu-
ter dispatch from Amsterdam, Vorwaerts
of Berlin, in an attack on the system of
the German food controller, declares that
masses of people are literally starving
while war profiteers and millionaires
have plenty. The paper concludes: 1--WE
might have within month an absolute
catastrophe in Germany and a collapse
even worse htna Russia, resulting in Ger
man defeat and loss of the war"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
SNOW NEXT THURSDAY.
And SeasOnable Temperature the Follow.
ing Days.

Washington, d. C., Dee. 22-The
weather predictions for the North Allan
tic states for the week beginning sun
day. issued by the weather bureau to-
dsy, are; Overcast and cold Monday and
Tuesday, moderating somewhat by the
middle Of the week. with light snow
about Thursday; fair thereafter with
seasonable Temperature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
GREAT KRUPP PLANT
is REPORTED AFIRE
Workmen from Essen Say the Munitions
Making Factory Has Been Ablaze
for "a Hours.

Maestricht, Holland, Friday Dec. 2l.-
British admiralty per wireless press).-
Workmen from Essen, Germany, say
that the Krupp plant, the great muni-
tions establishment, has been ablaze for
"a hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
TERHONTER KILLED
N ENGAGEMENT
M. S. Aldrich of Derby Line Was Mem
Der of the Canadian Forces
in Europe.

Ottawa, Dec 22-The Canadian casu-
alties list issued here to-day included
the name of NJ. S. Aldrich of Derby Line,
Vt, killed in action.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22
GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA.
C. W. P. Hunt Seated by the State Su-
preme Court.

Phgnix. Ariz. Dec. 22-The state su-
preme court to-day seated g. W. j. Hunt
ss governor 81 Arizona. Hunt contested
the election of Governor Campbell. who
now holds the office. Hunt Is a Demo
crzt-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-22

J. Eugene Dinecn. who has beca = es.-
ing = brief furlnuch with BIZ paresf.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John ". Dineen. Of CleEr.
street. left last night for an A'ianfs
port - join his shipmaics aboard sh@
a. - s America.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

usta swego wielkiego prezy-
dcnta domaga sic jasno zjedno-
czonej niepodlegfej Polski.
Kto s}uzyt we wojsku ME
moze, niechaj Stanom zjedno-
czonym W obecnej chwili dopo-
maya do skutecznego prowa-
dzenia wojny z prusactwem "a
%kupowaniem bond6w wolnosclc
wych, a r6wnoczesniej pozniej
przez ca}y Gag trwania wojny
ochotnem wypelnianiem wszel,
kich rozporzadzen tyczacych sig
dostarczania piracy, obchodze'
MIA sic z zywnoscia, wnoszenla
op1at podatkowych itp., DO roz,
po~rzqdzenia tie maja ma cell
zwycieskie, a rych}o do pozqda:
nego skutku d~oprowadzaJact
prowadzenie wojny.
Kto z powodu ub6stwa i obo-
wiazk6w ~utrzymywania rodzi-'
ny ME jest W stanie AMI osoblr
stem sluzeniem W wojsku, an
finansowa pomoca przyczynlc
sic do powodzenia wojny, Jesz-
cze znaleze mole mnostwo spo-
sobow do oddawania us}ug ME
zliczonych sprawie W chwilach
swych wolnych juzto agitacya,
:iuzto praca rozlicznego rodzaju
ola potrzeb Armii Polskiej
wojska amerykanskiego i Ger
wonego Krzyza, byleby szcze--
RE tego pragnal, a tyczy sic to
zarowno mezczyzn wszeIkiegc
wieku, jak kobiet i nawet dzie-
ci.
Kaady ~pojmujacy nalezycie
cele wojny tel swietej wydane:
prusactwu, znalezt moe sposo.
by wziecia W niej udzialu czytc
bezposredniego, czy posrednie'
go; kazdy z Polak6w W Amery
ce podw6jnie i wielokrotnie dc
tego obowiazku poczuwac sit
powinien.
Be Stany Zjednoczone, wio-
dac mas do boju z prusactwem
ME szukaja Ola siebie zdobyczy
ami korzysci materyalnych ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1903.

ZARzAD GLOwNY,
Ks. Franciszek Gordon, Moderator.
ks A. A. Klowo. Wice-Moderator.
wojcisch T. SOska, PreEes
Antonina BaranOWska. WIcepreZsskA
wotciech MenkIcki. Wice-pre5es.
Tomasz 5 ~BlachOwsk!, SekretarL
Franciszek Wi,kowski, Sksrbnlk.
Stanlslaw LiCzmanski. Dyrektor,
WIadyslaw LOpatka, Dyrektor,
Antoni Mazurk. DyrektOr.
LeoKsdya KOncZyk. DyrektorkA-
Salomea UT6ahska- DYrektorkA
Fr. nciszka Bieschke. DyrektOr&a.
Dr.. FIR. A. Dulak. LekarZ NacZelny.
Adv. Piotr 2. Mindak. Doradca Prawny
Serta c. WOjtalewicZ. ASysL Sekr Gen.
GODZINY BIUROwEi
Bluro Zarzadu G}6wnego otwarte w
en-! DOwszeinie Cd godZ. s~teJ rano do
s-tej wieczcrem. w sobote do lei p"-
p%o}udniu). Wleczorem. " dni powszed-
nie q wyt2tGiem sOboty). ID godziny
T-mej 20 9-tej. W nisdzlele 1 swiets
u~roczyste, Sluro Jest zamkniete.
Prezesal po~niedziafkI i piatkl wie-
cEorami % godzlny 7-neI' do s-tet.
wszeIkie kOrespondencye do Giowne-
70 Prezesa nale5V sdresOwac:
wOJCIECH r. SOSKA,
I4S5 w. Division str. Chicago, III.
IrSdy ! eaWsrtki. %& 3Ie:z0rsari'; Cd T gOdSi:
ny 7-mej do S-tei I Cd l-szej pOpoiu-
dnlu cOdzlenuie. z WyJatklem soboty. cd
9-tet do l-SzeJ.
SkGrbnIkn; we wtorkl, srody I pIatkI
Cd godziny T-mei do 9-teJ wteczorem.
Bkladanla Opiat. Wszelkie op}aty do Ka-
~ Gownej prEyjmuJs Kasyer Gowny
podcEas Eodzin O~tisowych. albo we dnle
~ g~odEinach ofisowych, SekretarE &C.
heralay.
Wszslkis listy n~adsyIae naleSy M re-
&c SekretSrza Generalnego:
ROY $. BLACHOwSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
1855 w. DlViBiOn str, Chicago, III.
FTNANSE,
PrZekaay bankOwe pocEtoWe
(ehecks, money orders etc.) naleEy Wy.
BtSwiSC ma OrgantZacye;
POLISH ALMA MATER,
. przesyiac pod adresem:
ER. wITnOWSKL,
ass W. Division Sus Chicago, IN.
HtMaCierZ POlska".
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wnego;
l455-57 ". Division Utica,
Ma drugiem piStrss.
Chicago. Ill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

kichkolwiek, tylko daza do ich
zgruchotania, do wytepienla
tych mocy piekielnych, ola do
bra ca1ej ludzkosci, ola dobra
pokoju i rozwijania sic nor
malnego, a samoistnego wszyst-
kich narod6w i wybitnie ola do-
bra Narodu Polskiego, kt6rego
prawa rozumieja i oceniaja jak
Mkt inny ma Swiecie, i ktorego
najpotezniejszym i %najwymow,
niejszym pc wojnie beda rzecz-
nikiem..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

Rad nqrodu przes nardd Ola
norodu, ME sginis 5 PowteTsch"f
Eismi.
%sE:y. -
Mezowie stanu wszedSfs zgd'
dxgjq sic ~ zdaniu, re must tst-
nice sjednoczonG, niesGle$HG 1
SGmorzqdna POIskG.
Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

chocby i kolonij, do ostateczno-
Sol starac sic beda ~zatrzymae
te swoja zdobycz, kt6ra uwaza-
jq "a swoja wlasnos6 nienaru-
szalna. Jezeliby zas przysz}o do
uk}ad6w, do targow, do roz-
praw, to cyl mozemy mice ma
dzieje, by nawet najprzyjaz-
niejsze nam inne mocarstwa,
skoro znaczne i niespodziewane
mole inne pozyskajq ustep-
silva i k~orzysci, tax stanowczo
uje3y sic Ia nami, azeby to zrze-
genie sic ziem polskich jake
warunek sine quo non postawi-
fyi Niestety, kwestya Polska
jeszcze ME dojrza}a do tego
stopnia, bysmy nadzieje to zy-
vic mogli.
Kiedyz i W jaki spos6b dol
reject Czy moze wyrzec sic ma
my tel nadziei?..
Powiedzielismy wyzej: do
p6ki najzupe}niej sic ME zmieni
polozenie ma teatrach wojny i
dop6ki ma ezele mocarstw CEN
tralnych po7ostana Prusy.
Gaia nasza nadzieje pokiada-
my istotnie " tenn, re p~oiozenie
ma teatrach wojny zmieni sic O.
statecmie i re Prusy jeszcze
pred zakohczeniem wojny
straca nietylko u m~ocarstw
Centralnych, ale i W samychze
Niemczech dominujace swe sta
nowisko.
Wyda sic moze komu zbyt
Smia}a TAXA nadzieja; ME siega
ona jednakowoz w sfery ME
Observation-Disclosures i juz W
roku biezacym mielismy ME
spodzianki 0 wiele mniej praw-
dopodobne. ani1eli to, czego
ola dobra naszej Ojczyzny ola
aobra calej ludzkosci pragnie-
re w%spomnimy tn tylko 0
- rewolucyi rosyjskiej i o
wzieciu udziafu Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych we wojnie.
Wszak to w}asnie Stany Zje-
dnoczone nietylko zycza sobie
tego samego, ale nawet jake
jeden z najwazniejszych celow
swego udzia}u we wojnie to u
wazajq. Obdlemie rsqd6w Ho--
heRzOUern6aV, a 2 MEM sntSz--
genie hegemonii Prus WedIe
prsekononia Stan6W Zjedno--
csonych 50 wGrmktem sine qua
NON do prSystqpaenta do roko-
wan pokojowych, DO nar6d ME
miecki, skoro tel Emory sic po-
zbedzie, bez por6wnania bedzie
przystepniejszy Ola zasad O.
czywistej sprawiedliwoSci mic
dzynarodowej, IA podstawie
ktorych MONA przystapi6 do
omawiania warunkow pokoju,
azeby pok6j ten by} trwaiym.
Owszem, dodamy, re skoro
nar6d niemiecki Emory tel sic
pozbedzie. Z pewna radosciq Ia
pewne do rozpadniecia sic Prus
dO3OSy swej reki / sprzeciwiat
sic ME bedzie temu, by Polska
odzyskafa to, co jej slusznie sic
naIezy, co jej zrabowano.
Ot6z chcac, ably kwestya pol
ska istotnie dojrSata, azeby
kwestya ia poprawnie ma kon-
gresie pokojowym zostafa
przedstawiona, nalezyte pozy.
skala poparcie i ma jak maj
mniejszy opor nawet re s;rony
mocarstw centralnych natrafi.
Ia, p~rzedewszystkiem pragnq6
przyczynia6 sic wszelkiemi ma.
szemi silami powinnismy do te.
go, by potega Hohenzollefn6w
zosta}a obalona, a Prusy wraz
z ca}em prusactwem 5gruchota.
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

Jak mp. kWestya Belgll muslata
bye rozstrzygnieta, jake waru-
mex absolutnie nieuchronny do
zawarcia pokoju'"
y
Przykro nam, re ia to zapy.
TAME, chcac bye zupe4nie szcze-
rymi, musimy ~odpowiedzieG, zc
naszem zdaniem .,kwestya FL,
ski niestety jeszcze ME dojrza-
Ia. go"
Niema watpliwoSei, re zwta-
SEGA W roku bieaaeym ydojrze-
wanie" to kwestyi polskiej gro.
bio wielkie, bardz6 wielkie, Me
NAL zdumiewajaee postepy.
Szczego}Owo wykazywa6 ich
dzisiaj ME potrzebujemy pisa
10 sic o mich nieraz, znaja je
niemal wssyscy. Og6lnie powie-
my lyle, re ma podstawie Wy
tworzonego juz praaCie powsze-
chnie porozumienia samychze
syn6w Polski tax W kraju jak i
IA emigracyi i skutkiem ich
usi4owa1 we wszystkich kra-
jach, gdzie to bylo mozliwe,
siusznoSe dazen Polakow do
odzyskania oaiej wolnej niepo-
dleg4ej Polski z przystepem do
NORA uznaja dis niemal wszy-
stkie wieksze mocarstwa we
wojnie zaangazowane, a / pew
ne kraje jeszcze n~eutralne. Maj
doskonalsze zrozumienie tel
kwestyi Polskiej, wraz re zro--
1umieniem,iz zlaczona niepodle
g}a Polska jest jednym z Wa
runk6w nieodzownych do PREY
sziego trwa1ego pokoju W Eu-
ropie znalezlismy niezawodnie
u wielkiego prezydenta Stanow
Zjednoczonych. We W}oszech,
W Anglii, we Francyi, Il take
W demokratycznej Rosyi jest
ono przynajmniej bez por6w-
mania doskonalszem. niz bylo
ieszcze W ostatnich miesiqcach
zesz}ego roku, Swiezo pc zaina-
ugurowanym ,bluffie" mo-
carstw centrlanych, kt6re IL
rzqdzi}y parodye Kr6lestwa
Polskiego. Zrozumienie sfusz-
nosci naszych . zadan W caiej
ich osnowie znajduje sic nawet
IL moearstw centralnych / ich
rzadow, chociaz dobrowOlnego
przyznania tej siusznosci cd
mich nigdy sic ME uzyska.
o lyle przeto widzimy dol
rzewanie tel kwestyi, re wqtpif
niepodobna O tenn, IL podniesio-
na ona bedzie ma kongresie po-
kojowym bez wzgledu ma to.
kiedy on sic odbedzie, lub roz,
pocznie, i re W najog6Lniejszych
przynajmniej zarysach zupel:
ME poprawnie przedstawiong
z~ostanie przynajmniej przea
naipotezniejszego dis przyja-,
ciela Polski, Stany Zjednoczo,
ne....
&
Gdyby jednakowoz przed--
wcse$nie rospoczely sic rokowa'
MIA p~okojowe, to wedle naszegc
przekonania, zupe}nie zadowal
niaiacego rozwiazania kwesty;
polskiej, rozwiazania pc mysl
naszej, spodziewae sic jeszczt
niepodobna.
Dop6ki najzupe}niej ME zmi'
nj sic po4oaenie ma glownycf
teatrach wojny, z pazuroV
Prus MEDIA sic wydrzec zrabo-
wanna przez ME Geese Polski Ia
dnymi targami, chociazby maj
energiczniej prowadzonymi.
Dop6ki ma czele mocarstV
centralnych pozostana Prusy
ME mozemy mice nadziei odzy
skania niepodleg1ej, caaej, zje
dnoczonej Polski, gdyi dl'
Prus u~trzymanie W posiadanil
- I,o rIoSnia lost kuoSfyS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
UWAGI.
JESZCZE ME
DOJRZAXA.

Z listu, ktory o~trzymalismy
cd jednego z naszych sta}ych i
bardzo pilnych Czytelnik6w,
przytaczamy W zamiarze DANA
o~dpowiedzi, nastepujace pyta-
ME:
,Powiedzcie vice jasno i wy
raznie: czy zdaniem waszem
kwestya odrodzenia Rolski jIz
dojrza}al Czy wobec powszeCh-
nego dazenia narodow We woj-
ME z~aangazowanych, gdyby jua
W najblizszych tygodniach mia
10 przyjsc do rokowan pokojo-
wych, moznaby mice nadzieje,
re kwestya Polski tax jasno i
tax stanowczo zostanie posta--
wiona, by W podobny sposob
jak mp. kwestya Belgii musia}a
bye rozstrzygnieta, jake waru-
mex absolutnie nieuchronny do
zawarcia pokoju'"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

Przykro nam, re ma to zapy,
TAME, chcac bye zupelnie szcze-
rymi, musimy ~odpowiedziet, Ac
naszem zdaniem ,,kwestya FL,
ski niestety jeszcze ME dojrza-
Ia -
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14

In the western part of the United
States, the natives have achieved q
reputation for generosity as well as
for patriotism, and the qualities nam.
ed are naturally quickened among 9th.
er people in the same section. This
may account for the splendid action
reported of one of the comparatively
newcomers to that section. Accord
ing to his story, John Lampas, a
young Greek of California, gave for
war relief work his touring car, his
gold watch, his bank deposit of 1921
and all the money he had in his peck
ct, about $25. and then enlisted In the
American army, with this sentence on
his lips: That's all have, and am
glad to give it" Which leads the
Christian Science Monitor to say that
there are some things that are not
learned at school, even at Platts-
burg"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14

Senator Harding suggests that after
the war a farm should be provided
for every veteran. What would be the
result? After 1866 every Union veter.
an was offered land that could be cas-
lily and cheaply and quickly turned
into a facm; they took homesteads as
required. sold their holdings to spec
ulatcrs end took refuge in pensions.
IIrder the Roman republic every man
who had given military service was
entitled to a grant of lands-in ten
years they had sold their holdings
and added themselves to the popula-
tion of the city which demanded
bread and plays" under threat of
sanguinary riot. Not from gifts of
land can humanity be cured, but from
the development of Times
Union.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14

OF course this paper could have
said many pert and annoying things
the day following our late municipal
election-but what's the use? We
are sorry to see city elections create
enmities and rancor When an cleo
ton is over, let's forget it. Let's wipe
off the slate and begin all over again.
Let's all be animated with but one OBJ.
ject in view. and that is to build a
better and a bigger Ocala.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14

Purcell, police and fire inspector al
Camp Johnston. He was for 35 years
captain in the Cincinnati fire depart.
ment. Miss Purcell has the distinc.
ton of being the first woman police
chief in the United States, and the
news of her appointment will be her.
aided broadcast as another instance
in which the woman has succeeded
the man in pursuits heretofore believ-
ed solely within mans province
Lieut. Hugo Mcintosh, after a two
weeks visit at home with his father
and sister, left yesterday afternoon
for Chattanooga, Tenn, where he will
be located at Chicamauga Park.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14

The fact that the war is largely a
battle between the forces of science
is recognized by thu United States re.
cruiting service, and particular atten
ton is now being paid to the enlist
ment of men witt training as engi
neers, mechanical ex..erts of all kinds
electricians. chemists, motor experts
telegraph and radio operators and
skilled mechanics in all branches.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14

The Texas legislature is setting a
fine example, and one which ought to
save the state and national govern.
ments great deal of waste. A com
mittee has been appointed to make in
quiry in order to ascertain just how
many useless and entirely unneces-
sary offices that state is supporting.
Here Is an idea for Florida and con-
gress TO work on. What a mighty
saving could be effected.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14

DIR. Felix Adler is quoted as wonder.
ing why the individual should be
dragged from his home and fireside to
subordinate his individual rights for
the benefit of the nation" The World
remarks that disembodied echo
might answer: For the benefit of the
nation" A nation to remain a nation
and to have the respect of its own
people and the respect of other ma.
tions must have it's defenders.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14

Bolivian tin is now for the first
time finding a market in the United
States, due to the establishment of tin
ore smelling works in New Jersey by
the American Smelling & Refining
Company Total imports of tin ore
from Bolivia in 1916 amounted to near.
ly 100000 in value against nothing
in the PRECEDING year, and practically
all of this 1916 import occurred in the
second half of the year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14
DR.. HILL AND Mr.. ORR AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH TODAY

Rev. Z. l.. Hill, ID. d., and Mr.. Fred
j. Orr of Athens, Ca, who were to ad
dress a mass meeting at the Metho
dist church yesterday at p. M, were
delayed an ddid not reach the city I'M
til late in the afternoon. They spoke
to an interested audience last night,
and will speak again at the same
place today at 10 a. M, on the general
theme of Christian Stewardship. The
public is urged to hear these men. for
they have very vital message. Their
addresses concern not only the ques-
ton of Christian giving, but the pro-
founder question of Christian living.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14

All the newspapers In the state are
showering congratulations upon Mr.
Clarence e. Woods of the Eustis Lake
Region upon his recent appointment oil
Inspector or Explosives" We do not
know what the new duties involve but
whatever they are they viii find con
scientious solution at the hands oil
Editor Woods.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14

A new police chief has been appoint
ed at Camp Johnston, at Black Piont.
she is 22 years old, is pretty. and has
the most fascinating light wavy hair
Under her direct supervision is
force Of 90 men. whose duty i is to
zee that enemy aliens and the like are
hast well outside the reservation linn
fts and that order is preserved among
ne workmen employed there. TINS
newly appointed police chief e MISS
Helen Purcell, daughter q reee1 :
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-14
Judge H. Davis. Jr., Of Orlando died

Judge H. Davis. Jr., of Orlando died
in Tampa Wednesday afternoon at
the home of his brother-in-law, DR..
H. o. Snow. The remains of Mr.. Da-
Wis, accompanied by his wife, passed
through Ocala yesterday afternoon en-
route to Anthony, where the funeral
was held. Rev. J. r. Herndon OF the
Episcopal church of this city went up
to Anthony to conduct the funeral SER
vice.
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it Was Too 6lo,

Al Mount Pleasant, Tex, a colored
man came into the public telephone Of
fee and insisted that some one should
talk for him. Upon being told that he
would have to do his own talking he
approached the telephone, took down
the receiver and, after turning 1t over
two or three times and examining 1t
carefully, said: BOSS, All don't believe
All kin get dat dab ting in nah mouf."
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much money for other things, and it
spells business activity and unheard
of prosperity, why would it not be a
good idea to include the building of
good roads in the general budget? 1t
would be permanent luxury we all
could enjoy even down to the third
and fourth generations.
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The New York World remarks that
the Russian battery which fired on
the train bearing the Golsheviki peace
emissaries to German headquarters
without results is at least guilty of
poor craftsmanship.
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Published figures show that it cost
sl22,S2i to elect Judge Hylan mayor
OF New York. His call to the mayors
chair Is worth the price It cost and
more.
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In the house of representatives the
prospective price fixing program OF
the food administration is giving the
leaders the deepest concern. 1t is felt
that no general price fixing scheme
which will not include definite reg
ulation of the price of cotton can be
acceptable generally throughout the
United States.
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General Byng is being richly decor
ated with praise for his recent sue
cessful drive" against the Teutoas.
Among other things is the hope of the
Newark News that if the war must
go that far, the final operations viii
find him byngin' on the Rhine"
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Colonel Nat. r. Walker. the original
Florida cracker of Wakulla county,
and an old time friend of the editor
or this paper, we regret to learn is
sick in a hospital at cambridge. Ga.
He was for many years reading clerk
OF the house of representatives of the
Florida legislature.
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The English translation of the
term: "Boishevikf' is: I'VE want
more" It's leaders and following are
the radical socialists. The Bolshevi-
kis claim that the English translation
should be simply "the maiority.'
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Mr.. = A. Snow OF Jacksonville and
DR.. H. o. Snow of Tampa arrived in
Ocala yesterday and went up to An
thony to attend the funeral of their
brother-in-law, Mr.. n. Davis, Jr.
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Hon. j. G. Luning, state treasurer,
and Hon. Ernest Amos, state comp
froller, arrived in Ocala last night
and registered at the ocala House
Messrs. Luning and Amos are here in
the interest of the new home for the
Industrial school.
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Caldwell's Jasper news is making
a big fight for the road bond issue so
as to place Hamilton county on the
map and in line with the progressive
counties of the state The election is
next Tuesday.
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we can hardly believe that Editor
Gooisby OF the Wachula Advocate
cuts his hair by putting a tin bucket
over his head. He is one of the nfft-
lest looking editors in the. state.
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The Providence Journal cogently re.
marks that a place should be found
on Americas coat of arms for the
knitting needle
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One OF our exchanges remarks that
the shortage of sugar is somewhat So
we're on the doctors, as they will not
nave their usual number of stomach
troubles.
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1t is claimed that alien enemies
have destroyed in the United States
ss5.O00.OoO worth of property and
foodstuffs.
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We wish to say in appreciation that
our metropolitan journals are very
kind to the little dailies and the coun-
try press.
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Counting all branches of service the
belief is general that we now have an
army in France of at least half mil
lion.