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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
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Gtnfubrperbots fir &dffee.

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parun man bciit, bab oas Gtniubr'
oerbot teine Gu,nssSuno mi 3raiIter
tiubsu utrh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
Mmfregmns
9erurfaht eehetmniBpone 9nbeutung
bes itrp.bifbsn Wainiters bes
Qlusipdrtisen.
Ct bebauptet, astDifIe Gr.isuiiIs
sipdnsen Sdtpeben 81, erniteren
WaBnabmsn bebufs 4ufredt.
srhaItung ieiner Weutra'
litIt.

2oHbon, 25. 5e6ruar. - Jn
Der Debate nm f9tpebif4m parla'
ment am Samftas ertldrte, ME Der
gr6dnse sel.srapb So. aus appen.
hagen eeIneIbet irirb, Der Miniiter
bes quswdrtisen &. u. WdlIenberg.
bab f9 IN ben lebteu 9aseU stDas
ereisnet bobe. ipobur5 Sdpsben Su
erniieren MaBnubmn sewunsen
fuiirbe, I'M feline Reutralitdt fi9er su
fieIen. 9isfs GriIdruns, bis in
Sdtpeben einen iiefeu ginSrud se'
maft bat. iplrbe bdburd DeraHlabt.
bab bic 5tpeiie Rammer fi4 getpetgert
bate eiHer getuiqigung DON $30, ,000,s
900 aronm fir miIitGrifte 3ipeds
bei3uftimren. Sn Der erfen aams
mer tuurbe bi. gepilisuns semadt
aber in Der slpeissn aammer timmten
104 qbssorbnet. sessu bieie gsfpiflis
giins unb gu 9uniieu elmer geiDilli'
sina bon 100000 aronsr unb OOrs
IGufis blsibt ss Bel bieisr iIeinsreu
Sumre.
Die Resierung bdtte auberoroent'
Ii6e qnitrensunsen eemadt ben sr0s
bsrsn gstraa gu srbaItsn unb fOipo9l
Der premierminiiter 5ammarastiolb
ipit Der ariessminiiisr, Der Winiftsr
bes auspdrtisen unb Der Ginan3mis
uiiter betbeilisten fi6 an Ssr Sebatts.
Der Miniitsr bes 9tuspdrtisen be-
merits in feiner Rebs, oab bic Oppos
iition fehr balo se5pungsn lem tpiirs
be sususefeben, baB bic Gage fir
S4psSen melt ernfisr fei. bsnn ie gu,
DOT.
StodbOlmer 3eitunsen beridtsu,
bag bic ertliruns bes Minifters bes
Qluspdrtisen srObe aufregune psrurs
faat BAT. Die rpoIititsn" IN So.
penbaseu bebauptst. bab bic f9tpebis
fbe Resisruns ben Dsrfud MAIDEN
rpirb selessntli5 Der bsmuGdft itatt,
finoemben serneinf4oftIi6n SisuHs
Der beibeu Gammern Elm. beftnitipe
4bitimmung gu @unfien Der er6beren
Summs berbei3ufiibrn. gbs biefe
gemeinidaftIite Sibung ftattfinost.
ipirb cine s.bsime &ommittssiibuus
einberufen psrbsn. selsssutIid mel.
der ben abssOrbnsten Rdterts iiber
bic .grsisniHe ssfagt nerbsn pirb.
auf ipeI6e Der wiiniiter o,s 9luspdr.
iissn 9ssus uabm.
Wihtiee 2onferena.
aonbon, %. 5ebruar. Wi.
Der Rorrsiponbsnt Der Graanss Seles
graph 60. in Topenbagsn bsrihtst.
bate Reihstan3ler Or. bon 8et5s
mann SoIpsg am Gnmftae ale Bot.
itdftsr unb Gsinnbtsn bon neutralsn
MGdtsn su elmer aonfern5 sinaelaben
boben, bic i'm 9lugipdrtiesn 2lnt itntts
fanb anb Der aud Der Miniiter BIS
afuspdr!issn Dr. ainmssaa,sn bsis
lirolu..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
gpareinIagen
@ciien In Teutidlanb eine ie1r be-
beutenoe 9unnbne ouf.

Icrf%n, %. sSebrunr. (Guf Srabt.
Ioiern @ege nnrh SapoiILe,) 2ait Sab,
len. Ole am Souiitag bon Der lleber.
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r0grbeu, babcn bic Spareinlaaen i'm
Seutifen Hei5 tp6brerb bes MtonatS
Gse1rtbsr 1915 Inn 85o,oo0,ooo
Wicrs sugeitonuuen. Snsgeiantntt re-
Lief it'd Die 9unobme Der Spare1tla.
ger pibrcto bss Sabres 1918 ai,i
.2,4so, 600. 900 suacri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
8nradSet etHlaSe1
Derben ansriiie Der GusldnSer be;
g)peru mnb siuiideu Armentieres
unb MrrnS.
Deutfde Grfunbuuss abtbeilnnsfn
Srinseu meitlih bon 4tbeu tief
In bic frinblihen 2inieu ein.
Wiklnnsen III BEN 0lnfen eiu au'
griiisuerinH anf ben Sartareu-
paf IN ben &,alSfarpatben.

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loiem @ege nab Goppiae) .Gaiblid)
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tieres inlb arras, tuirbeu perfbieoene
@crftobe ocr GngIdr,ber, BON oenen
,ncbrere nod beitiser artiIerieDorbc'
reit.nlg aemadt tp,lrSen, Suriidseidla'
ssu", befbt es IN benz mntIid,en ge'
ridt Der Sberiteu Seeresleitung BON
eoniltag iiber bic 1orsdnge auf benz
iuc,diGen ariessfd,m,pIas. Bier ab'
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lunnmgsongriffe iudtIi3 Don 2ieSen
ailsiibrten, Srangen tsei iu bic
feintlid,en StelIngeu binein, maften
Yesange.e ,ulb Serit6rteu bic GrIageu
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geien, brahten itiirn,eribe oeinffe ab'
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suriid.
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6itlid, BON GnnreIben elm fran5oiHdes
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@rano gei4offsn unb sur etrede &c.
brad)t.
lleber bfe Dorgdnge aii bem OF
rden ariegsittnpIas uirb has Sol.
genbe seneloet:
-0on,pffront beg a5rirpen aeopolo
Gs bat iid nit,ts BON @eoeirhna er.
signet.
sampffrcnt bes Gr3ber5ogs Soiepb:
ein stnsriff ber Ruiien a,if BEN Ear.
taren gGB I'm n6roIi4en 5beiI Der
DaIStarpatben ntibIano.
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bcn Tlafenien uiib ssricgsidaupIat II,
wsn5ctonicn: Die Gage III ,nlperdn.
bett. Gs baben Heine @cfehte tn ben
erIien 9inten itnttsefiuocn.~
sSsn benz am Sonirtng sfbenb per5f.
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E]id)tisfeit 81 HeIben III.
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ruHg absegebeH, onE Die glodnbe in
@riedenlano aufseboben iper0en mir.
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girSen Der aIattrten .tn soIIeu LIN,
lang sStaut bot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
Grntprbet
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i6en triegsgefangenen
Sfftsiers in oSopar.


Sofio, 25. sSebruar. 3eitlrngs.
beriften 5ltfolse lit bic gattin oes
Seiltnants Saloerrl eines beltti6en
&riegsgefaitgeHen, in ibrer @obnlng
in Jctupta, 65 Meileu nprbOitli6 bon
0agaiafi, ernoroet moroen. SSrou
Soloern ion er1piirgt ipprben fem.
2eut1tant Saloern bef1lo fif felt
Dem SaIl bon Sientiin aIs &riegsge.
fangener IN Dem &rieesgefangenen.
lager IN Sofliofa urlb feline Satin
bate ith in Der geGbe bon sofuofa
elm Saus eerntetbet. I'M ibrem @atten
mogIidIt nabe gu fein. @son gIalibt,
baB Die @rmoroete cine Eodter oes
oeutiher -Wtartneutiniiters @beabuli.
raj @ouarb BON GapeIle mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
Jntermirt
gdrS bas auf Der boIdnbiiden Sniel
BaIderen geftrasl6ete oeutide
EuiiGboot.

aouoou. %. Gebruar. 8ie benz
Re1ter'ften gareaii ns 8Iiiiingen
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ldnoiifgn ssrriel Walteren in ber
gaoroiee In Der perfloiienen 8Ode se.
ftranbet 1T, mitfanlnrt ber Waruriduft
m gIifftnqeu interrirt tper6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
Ct6(drt @6ed Badn Ole 6e(anplung, oa5 Dem Iig elm
9an6dS6rig fo[gen miroe
Semdano tnirb nad Seenoigmms bes areges iofor 5nr
gSieberaufnabme bes 9(usfmbr6ambels berett iein.
Sir Ggpprartel 1T seaas p sorse setragen moraen

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
Waelbet Sic Cberife &eeresleittng num be,t
beribiebenem 6rte9si9ampldBem.
Die al(iirten gc1c1m mieocr oaS Ocrlen6cn oon
0rci engi(tca Dampfern 6u.
es warren dieFs " 16o Cunnsn ,Tacn 1As Cennsn, and
.,DuotbT., 1906 Ccnnen

ass enHan%
ghfn @hluns Elm anHf Der @nn
uth
gaHsdlm b od M fHaHnaa
ih6eaor oberb DomJr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
Guiunai. yontag, ben 26. 06ruar 1917. Yrets


Obio: Regen am Montag. fGlter
aegen 2(benb; am Dienitag tribes, Be-
beutenb fGlteres Wefter, aller Wabr.
fdeinli6tei. mad G4negeit0ber in
ber 1G9e bes griefees.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

innpn intprrirt tnerNen
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
!. TIME TABLES : . . . . ( : . . : : ( : ( ' : q
 Iron Mountain Route
TRAINS DEPART.

TRAINS DEPART. 6:l5 a.m.-No. SS4. 10 Little Rock, St Louis and Texas points.
 l2:55 pm.-No 22O to Little Rock and Memphis. Parlor car and diner Hot Springs to Memphis.
 600 p.m.--No. IS. St Iouis-Hot Springs Speciai to Little Rock. Memphis. St Louis and Chicago. Through drawing room sleeping car to Chicago via Wabash
 TRAINS ARRIVE. 9. 05a m.--No. r. Hot Springs Spe- eial from Chicago. St. Louis, Memphis and Little Rock.
 s:05 p.m.-No 219. from Memphis. Lit lie Rock. Parlor car and diner. 9.35 D. p.m.--No. SsS from St Louis and Little Rock
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
sToRAaE

When you want to store household soods. or crate. pack or snip furniture call o1
 MURRAY TRANSFER CB. We have the onig fireproof ware house in the city. Warehouse con. st-ncsed with separate apartments for your furniture.
 Telephone sz or 4y
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
AAERICAN-EUROPEAH AN Rf%12o Chapel street

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT OF Rs. CATHERINE HUTsELL
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
Chicago, Rock Island
 and Pacific.
TRAINS DEPART.

 ,.0gsa. m. daily, Malvern local. 100 p' qaily. New York and Chicago limited. conkscts at Memphis for all points. traff--connectinN ar Little Rock for Oklahoma and CaNfornia.
 s.30 pm. daily. Malvern local. S:00 p.m. daily, Little Rock. Memphis and Oklahoma
 TRAINS ARRIVE.
 9;Sv q. m. daily. from Memphis and Lit tie Rock
 9:l0 a.m daily. from Malvern
 355 pm. daily. from Memphis. New York. Chicago and all points
 7:l5 .m daily. from Little Rock and Oklahoma.
 SIS pm. daily, from Malvern.
 No ls. the 100 pm. train. has through steel sieepers to Chicago and Kansas City parlor car to Memphis. dining car from Little Rock
 Elegant coaches to Memphis and Chi. cago. Makes connection at Memphis for all points
 No SIG. the 500 pm train. has a through sleeper to Memphis. also makes connection at Little Rock for Oklahoma City.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-22
Memphis, Dallas and
 Gulf.

TRAINS ARRIVE 9:30 a.m.-Glenwood local from Mt. Ida. Wombie and Caddo Gap. 2 pm.-fl'ot Springs Limited from Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma.
 TRAINS DEPART. 10:70 a.m.-Murfreesboro local for Mt. Ida, Amity and Shawmut. 3:25 pm.-Texarkana Limited for Texas. Louisiana and Oklahoma.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21
GROW OATS THIS WINTER.
They will Make a Good Grain or Pas
ture Crop, or Both.

One crop that the livestock farmer
should not overlook this year is oats.
Planted this fall, it can follow corn,
cotton, or cowpeas and furnish winter
pasture up to February l, after
which the stock may be taken off and
2 seed crop cut, says A. ?. Spencer
of the University of Florida extension
division. No farming land should be
#, bare this winter, and any that
will grow beggar weed can be used
for oats. Bare land permits the val
uabIe fertility to leach from the soil,
and if This fertility must be replaced
by commercial fertilizers, the value
Of the cover crop is readily apparent.
For north and west Florida, oats
sbould be planted early in October;
for south Florida the planting should
he deferred for month. However,
oars can be planted at any time be-
rwcen October and February l.
In preparing the soil, plow the
Ground deeply as soon as the ground
j cleared of the present crop, and
then harrow it thoroughly. Oats
raeds a firm seed bed soil and by
,rorking the ground now it will be
properly settled by planting time. =,
Use a drill for planting, if at all
nossible. 1t will distribute and cover
the seed evenly. Broadcasting does
not distribute the seed evenly, and
covering with the harrow will cover
some seed too deeply and leave 9TH
nrs exposed. Better results will be
had from drilling, whether the crop
is TO be used for pasture and green
MANURE or for seed.
about six pecks of good seed oats
will be required to plant an acre
TIE average Florida oats weighs
-nout twenty pounds to the bushei,
While the standard seed will weigh
alpt thirty-two pounds. "hich
means that the average Florida grown
n.,s has ten or twelve pounds of
Tght oats axd chaff, not good for
see6ing. By running the seed thru
tanning mill, this imperfect or
worthless seed can be eliminated.
For seeding. be sure to get South
err oats. For varieties you may
choose either Fulghum, Texas Rust
Proof. or Appler, with view to get
ting the best seed for Florida. This
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21
Study Agriculture at Home.

One phase of the work of the Uni
versity of Florida college of agricul-
ture is not widely known throughout
the State. That is the opportunity
for persons interested in agriculture
to study by mail. Several courses,
touching on the most important lines,
are available and while they are not
to supplant in any way the resident
work at the college, they are worth
while to persons who can not attend
the college.
A maximum agricultural produc-
ton is urged this year and these
courses provide timely information
for farmers who can not leave their
properties for even a short course Of
resident study. Standard textbooks
are used in all courses, and nomi-
nal charge of one dollar in addition
to the cost of the book is about the
only charge made by the college.
These courses are of particular val
ue just now, and the college will fur
nish particulars of the work to all
who apply.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21
Oriental Justice.

A young man going on a journey in
trusted hundred dinurS to an old
man. When he came back the old man
denied having had any money deposit
ed with him, aud he was had up before
the cadi Where were yol. yomg'
man, when you delivered this money p"
Under a tree Take my seal and
summon that tree" said the Judge
Go, young man. and tell the tree to
come hither, and the tree will obey you
when you show II my seal" The young
man went in wonder. After he had
been gone some time the cadi said
to the old man: He is long. Do you
think he has got there YETI" NO."
said the old man; at is at some dis
tance. He has not got there yet"
How knowest thou, old man." cried
the cadi, where that tree isf" The
young man returned and said the tree
would not come. He has been here,
young man, and given his evidence.
The money is thine. Oriental.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21

seed will cost from 81 to Its a bush
ell, but it pays in the end to get good
seed for planting.
Rye is another good winter crop for
Florida, and it is handled in much
the same way as oats. About half
bushet of seed is required for one acre,
and one of the best varieties for
planting is Abruzzi. This will cost
1925 to $3.50 a bushel. And like
oats, plant southern-grown seed.
This will produce tall-growing rye,
while the northern seed will not prove
satisfactory.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21
+ + + + = + + .. !. !. 3. !. &. 4. 4. 4
OUR OTHER ARMY. 1
Melville Davisson Post in The 1
Vigilantes. I
: So !. - + + :

Every man is a soldier in this war.
He holds his yard of front. He
stands somewhere in the line between
Clvlllzatlon and the rape of the Prug-
sian Horrpr. That line does not run
from the sea to the Jura only. 1t
Is web over every foot of the Am
erlcan Republic. 1t runs through
every office, every workshop, every
field, every factory. Wherever a man
is standing, today, on allied terri
tory, he is standing in a trench. He
is soldier with the obligations of a
soldier. We have divided our army
into two divisions; the division that is
to assemble all our fighting energy.
and the division that is to assemble
all our industrial energy.
We have got mistaken notion.
There has been no selectve draft.
The men have, merely, been divided.
And, let us not deceive ourselves.
This division has not placed on one
class of our men any obligation of pa
triotic duty that does not also equal
ly remain on the other class.
Services everywhere must be under
the same ideals. We cannot have
two codes of honor. We cannot hold
the fighting division of our army to
the rigid standards of a noble patri-
otism and let the industrial one go
loose. 1t one man among US gives his
life with no thought of gain, shall not
another give his goods? Shall the
man who gives to the service of his
country the most valuable thing he
has, give it under a harder condi-
tion than the man who gives a thing
that is less valuable? Shall one man
ask no profits for his life and another
exact it for his coal and oil; his cot
ton and potatoes; his iron and ships?
Who has drawn a line of demarcation
between these two men, that one shall
act upon ideals fine and noble and the
other go free from them?
Let US stand up and look the stu
alton in the face. Are those of US
past thirty years thereby exempted
from the obligations of an elevated
public service? Does a fiat foot ex-
empt us; or defective eye; or i prof.
truding abdomen?
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21

WIRING Iegibly on fast NOV MS us
train is difficult TO a person uhneeuS mucous!
,ar,od IN do 1t. The railroad coio"''".
,,mnws I the trick Of it and manages 10
rat along quite satisfactorily. ne pre, pn1
se. s,r. %, - write in standing position anu
na,5s ,@IG his right elbow firmly against niS
~y S,do The reason for this is tna5 IN a
s,,,inc m posture there is too mues IA, .no
s"aI movement IN the trunk VI ,, We
"a GO while in a standing position 'Ni'
,s D'n, more easily controlled. -
Is TvSns Ttb, the arm swings freely as ~ IL
.-s,msry M" writing. several joints OF l', Tue
S.Ir S,I, ars affected in the process ts',, eaC"
osTS wnirh is capable of its own mo'.Gm, r;hs
=, t5oIS,nc the elbow against ones 'lDS %
t.ors hUI those motion tendencies, e. "a
prem .Sot Of the wrist, which nfHVelheL's .ts
Teps s. racesssry ' in writing, ana ,nus S,od ,1'
o,1 Is htI5 or pen is more easily eOntF0'leo'
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21
MY SPELLS
After Taking Two Bottle,
~dai, Says Tennessee
| Lady.

['s4' 1san.-NIrs. G. p. Cart.
f. 'a's place, writes: About
n ~ 20 The dizzy spells got so
h,. .'a | would start to walk
E,ss ,s' pretty near fall. I wasn't
|alovn, '0' WIS very
IN, = ~aSOand l thought Cardui
h, ;. w. as a lady who lived
n NJ, NE had taken a great
| h ,,,, ",s me n to try it. This was
lsb,'s w pving in Kentucky.
.a s,.a,l got me a bottle and I
h. ~'ulag to directions. 1t
H. much that he went back
ID ss4'4 a40'Aer bottle. I got a
r., ,'' . and Just quit taking
h s.,,ls 'ae dizzy spells. L took
B tI's s,alsias at that time nor
NJ aI,1'ss trouble; T; No. I've never
aa.'' u' when l finished the
t4sSl, sSlASls, S. mild and gentle
|s h " nUardui, the woman's
w sO,.s. w. very medicine you
IIs''er RI, from symptoms Of
eta e's csrdui a trial.
NC-12e
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21
CORRECT-Attsst

Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF september, 1917.
ALBERT f. LoUNDs.
Notary Public
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21

state OF Florida, County OF Putnam, ss.:
I,C. o. Chsmberlin, Cashier OF the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement ID true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
c. o. CHAMBERLIN,
Cashier
CORRECT-Attsst:
X. BORsON,
]. b. SILVER, ; Directors
h. NJ. WHITE !
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21

We take this means of returning
our sincere thanks to all our neigh
tors and friends for their many kind,
nesses during the illness and death
of our beloved husband and father
and especially do we thank the Ma
sonic fraternity of the place for their
attention and aid.
Mrs. S. f. NEAL and Daughters.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21
Report Of the Condition of the
BANK OF CRESCENT CITY
at CRESCENT CITY, FLA.

in the State of Florida, at the close of
business September 11th, 1917.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21

This 10 prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHllLS 4 FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
II taken then a. Q tonic the Fever will aot
return. II acts on the liver better than
Cslomel and does not lripe nr sicken. 2sc
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21

Say, pop, what are courtships?'
Pop-Softships.
"Well, what kind of ships sail on the
sea Of matrimonyT
Pop-Hardships - Philadelphia Rec
ord.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21

Willis-What is coming out par.
typ
Gillis-lt always looked to me like
desperate attempt on the part Of so
ciety people to make children fash
ionable.-Iife.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21

Ea N our studies and enjoy a So
|'.sl We alone can bring to-
We raise no jealousy by con-
F'ln one in preference to an
|ssVe no otfenSe to the most
@og questioning him as long
['4 !, and leaving him as alb
DOeslty Of opinion raises no
h [saaf Presence. Each interlocu-
|@RI0re US, speaks or is silent,
N [4oun Or decide the business
|Rafe'-Landor.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-09-21
CRESCENT CITY NEWS

bani'i psSSules ;; OF I,,tj the year-Dougias Fair.
banks IN "Wild and Wooly." - III
The E. A, strout Farm Agency .
corporation with headouarfersN tN'' ot :,
HopeweH Junction, n. w. viii IN : onon d,
an d.. agency in Crescent Cjtv this 'Feri faii
tai lIe & company n Go is said to have a ca6i, j.
Io S,I o. 100000 all paid up. It viii
be, be remembered that Mr.. During was
mere last spring, at which time ho m
IHade mao: contracts with number M of
cltIzens who have property to sci, 20 VI
Mr., and Mrs. ]. H. Mathis or+or
famed at family reunion last c,n @
T"S, Oh winch occasion all of the fam
rf., IT were present except Mr.. and Mrs
Dlafehce +. Mathis of Atlanta who
We're unable to attend. There are
T. shfeG 5 sons and three daughters in the
IaShliy and ten grandchildren. eo +ha+
the IN casual reader will he able TO SEQ
IN that II was some reunion, even with
,4e vi TWO abSentees, The sons are
MesSrs. +. L, Mathis Of this citv
CIarence +. Of Atlanta and Charles
e. and John Of HASTINGS " The
daughters are Mrs. Z. D. Ionnds and
misses Annie and Nelia. Miss Annie
woro ,,fTe al al ol;I5g fl12;IS[mgs. Of course they
noiso "T,p "'I Lo-;Ia SHj.oren ana there was some
u .'V,Sg' n,'ao besides 3: great happiness-and
'"''0''
asked to give attention to a sneciaI
onnaa1 VII; IL n. ~ " 'FSC4dI