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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-09-22

We have 3 thousand dollar o. s. Certificates for sale.
We have ten thousand dollar U. S. Certificates for sale.
We have l30 fifty dollar u. S. Certificates for SALE
Any these Certificates exchangeabe Bond when issued
A safe investment and patriotic duty to invest.
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@nt b%su6attet.

Gin Geines W9ao6en aus febr
armeH gerbaLtuifen puroe gum er.
ItenmaI 8i elmer BobItatigfeitsIpei.
lung bel elmer reiden Game eiuge.
la0en. Die arHtotratii9e 8irtin
mar ni6t ihIeft eritaunt, ais i'm
gerIaui Oe Giiens bic aleine ieier.
lid iraete, .8rintt Sbr @atte2~
.geiu, mein ain6!@ er1piberte bic
Game.
Qas ain0 iduieg einen augen.
Bid uno iragte 0ann peiter: .4ie.
bel aobIen braudan Sie? Bas
Oer6ieut Sbr 9loun2 4rbeitet S5r
Sobn audi fLeiBig24
Sun fragte man 6as tIetne Mao-
den. ME es gu oieien ionoerbaren
GrfuuOiguugen fame. .S5a", mar
Die uniduIoige 4ntport, rMuttet
bat mir ooh geiogt i'd ioa mid ME
cine Game beuebmeu, un6 penn
3auneH az meiner 9hitter fommer.
iteQen iie INNER 0ieie 6rogeu."
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Gorti$ung fot8t)

3uradgemiefer. @ed;
n6rdulein, Oermag Gle mein ge.
mii9en nift ~ rlbren? Sd iiuoe,
Sic itn0 ber5Ios = faIt.
GrduIein: .Qlein &err unS
i'd flnoe, Gle iino - uuUerfroreR"
8erraten. geraubter: AID
8ott, adj @ott, mas pir6 meme
Grau iagenl4
6troId: .8os? gerbeirotet iinS
Sie2 gu aber raug nit 6em
&raaring aus Der @eitentai9el~
o bieie 6rembmorterl
Sic rDnren geitern i'm GpesiaIita.
ten &beoter - mas bat sybnen
oenn on oH1 beiten gefauen7"
@am beiten gefieIen mir bic @pn.
noiiaItifer.~
9ot mo6t erfin6e.
rid. SER BON gnmbinsfu:
.4lein Gdnei6er lift bod elm aana
raffinierter aerI. ct peib, 6ab lei.
ne Mnbnbriefe unge6ffnet in ben
gaptertprb nan6ern. Bas maft
err OR ltett Die Re6nungen in 70.
iafarbene, init SeIiotrop parfamier.
tie auuerte un6 IdBt iie bon ieiner
Godter aoreiiierenl~
Select betommen.
1geitern bnb i'd benz biden 8il.
beIm orbeutlih Die 3dbne ge5eiatl@
lid iol Sd motif idou iragen,
no gu iie gelaiien bait
aomaHpbrae. Gs oing
benz gadbhen iebr nnbe, oIg ibr
8eIiebter iid BON i6r entfernte.
9eutIid. Gtubeut: sd
redlne aIio beitimmt onrout, oob
id ben au8ug gu gfingiten angie.
ben FAM @eifterl"
s6nei0er: s5m 8aas 6aB Gle
redt8etig nnd Sauie idreiben,
lTd3erl
-auf ben ercben aIok
@robian: ySa, mein 2ieber, id bob
bait oas Ser3 INNER nuf Der
3ungel"
sgad, oonn ipiiIen Gle ff MIR
redt oft ben 9iunb nusl~
entoni9. .las trsi6t
benn iest aubts2~
Sid ruml-
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Su molten; aber IN @abrbeit tun
lie es nur in Der Ablidt. Dob man.
pern man miioe ad9 Saiiie fouimt,
pieoer bic Ereppe binuuter fIettern
uuo ben S6IiineI boIeu ioa,
cher Odmit man Ftf Der ltnnunehm.
.Iidfeit mHter5iebe fia i'm BON einem
Reilner bolen 5u IaIien Der Johann
natiirIid elm ErinfgeIo erDartet;
IN peIdem Sale fi6 bic oertomme.
men @eitdpfe bermutIih in bic
8elrte teilen. a-....
unabIdilig iteIlen Ie ben Ser.
luh an, oas 8ett gu MAIDEN, ebe
man aufgeitonoen it, auf tpeI6a
8eiie iie uns nm Den idonen Mor.
genidIummer bringeR; hah0em
man aber oufgeitanteu it, Iaiien le
Iih Bis gum ndditen Gage gar nift
mieOer ieben.
sic begeben ii6erboltpt ale Sc.
meinbeiten, Die fie eriinnen tonnerl
lno iie begebeu tie aus purer gos.
belt uno aus teinem aH0eren @run.
be.
9immerrndb6en ituo fir ie6es
menidIiae @efiibl ab9eItorben.
8eun i6 IN Den geieege6en6en
a0rperihafteH etneu 4utrag our6-
bringen lam, fraft beiieH Die Shl.
bemndodeH abgeidafft per6en, 10
geoerfe i'd es au TIM,
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sdmOd Der 9sbilbete

@eridts6iener G6mod bat bel
geIeieH uno beutabt nd, ietue 2eie-
fridte bel ieoer @eIegen6eit arl5i.
bringen. Geine Spe5iaIitdt iino
6rem0p6rter.
so, aud 0ieier Gau mare erIc.
0igt~, ia8t Amtsridter 4. neulia,
.nun fon1nt -
Sou tonmt Ser GutiO", faut
5tmof nit pidtiger gfieue Elm.
sBas fontrut jett2~ irogt oer
Rifter.
Ser 9atib, Serr amtsridter
Sen eriten un0 ben %8rpetteH SAL ia.
ben MIR ia idon erleoigt"
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- 60 Elm 9npaI @roBmtt
Ter lit oa unO re0et i6re Io6tar
6eim 8orndmen an.
Ger feline Gnfel: rGroBmattden,
@utti beiBt uidt 4nnn.@
so? @te beiBt iie oenn9"
sGie beiBt BLOB Mutti".
~4ber Die iagt Oeun Der gopa
81 ibr?"
Der iagt: salts @aul4l"
Seures 2eben. .gieben
Qer8te bebanoeIn ben 8aron?"
so, oos beiBt, $augor5t lit MIR
elmer; bic iibri9en ieds BADEN i'm
ieine @Idubiger geiteQt.~
aus einem gIai6o2er.
S~taatsamuolt: slln5 als i'm oonH
Die balb n~ertoblten Gleioungstad
oorse9alten pur0en oa oerIhmmic
Der aHgeflagte; ia meme. 6ieie
ipridt fir fid ielbit!
GteIlptrtretung. Sori.
Die eiusm mnler Wlobea ltebt):
sgitf ih0n, mursen tam / net fun
ma, muB 81 glortt IN bic Stabi
a6er | bob's i6on s'fost - m..
@rObmutter tammt.~
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ghemiisr, psrIprah ben bsiDsn Bril-
bern, bic ibr Qsbtnstpeg baIb iDitoer
iber bic bsutideu Grsn3sn binnus'
iabrts, bier, babeim, bonn RbiM ous,
fir aass gl6tigs su iorgsu. VI MOL
tt In bieitr 9aat nod nieber in
9ubnigsbafsn isiu. CT forbsrte bas
gbspaor Mtrtsr naf, ais feline 9Gfs
NIT ibm gu iommsn. aber 9slmut
Isbuts ab: ,Dsnn ih nur Dierunb'
spnnsig @tunbsn at fpGt In 2iber'
pool antrete, finbe i'd nomOglia neis
ntn plas fdpn bsisbtl Sd CLAUDE
manhmal, bic Rsrls partsn MIR
barauf uno Iu9sn nur nod tinem
9oripano ni4t tpegen mir -
mid piirben is Obns bisl GsoerIss
lens ouf bos pfIaiter ieBsn - ions
bern rpegsn My. Mathews -. aber
mir t0nnen psnigitsHs in bsinem
8asen bis our BergitrdBe fnbren
unb BON ba nit Der gabn mad
Jroutfurt!"
llntertpegs reoetsn bic beiben
grHoer tpenig. &u9 G6itb fab fiji
ne5tn ibrer @dpGgerin. Der 8ngen
rolts raid auf ber ianit gegsn Nss
fen abfausnosR StroBs. Die Sonns
Ftanb bort briben f9on tisf. Git
lugts in bIutigsm Cob iber Bic nie'
bsren, tannsnbspatisnen Rdmms bss
DoenlpaIbes. I'm OfbimmeI, gegeu
ben &aBenbudsI gu, eriBts idou
flimmsrnb Der Qbenbferu. SO mar
Elm adFerbrummsn IN Dsr Cuff -.
Mainadt. -. Sic borts, ME Der
Stpager an ibrtr Seite sruit fag,
ts: sDamaIs -. ba hab' ID Dir ia
gtrne dIs iunger 3sutnant nit bur9s
gsboIfen. 5slmut 2tber bu peibt;
i'd bab' cine sroBe 6amilie, 9lsiue
fnb aud bsi6rGntt, Sd
muB an bic WeinsR bentsn! SINNER
BIN: Sir bic uebsrfdbrt -. fir bic
trits 3eit in Qmsrita tnnnf bn aif
mid rranenl4
limb in bieiem 4uqenblid puBte
iis; IS 1T enti9ieoen! 0ir geben
iber oas groBe Daferl" STR mar Is
glsid. sic bate ouf Dem SnieIrei6
nidt bic Gdeu Der 6eilauber oor
geiernt. Gle blieb bel ibrsm
@ott mo6te beIfen -.
Der autIder trie6 bic qfsrbe an.
Die 2uonigsk feHer muBten Ii4 els
len, nenn ie mob ben 3ug errei6su
MOLTEN. linton bebnts Iia, melt unb
3roB unb Had ME bos Mleer, bic
R%beinebsns. Die gidter un5dbIiger
glommeu i'm Q6nb16ein,
Ia, um bic Gde, eH6lid bic 2dters
men bes Gtdbt6eus an Der 8ergs
Der Bagen rafeIte in geItreds
tenn Grab iibsr baB bolperige 4fla.
iter. belt an Der Station. Sottor
unb feline drau Aotten serobe
nod 3eit, ben 3ug 5u beiteigen.
rolte Der idon biaaus in bic
uno nun srit fanosn 6etmut uuh
bic hisr Bis 8ur Beiterfabri
nod cine StuRbe Qufentbdlt batten,
luf BEN frein gloB Dor benz 8a6n'
lof unb bIidteu fid. pis gum gs.
iommsnb. gessnieftig sr.
haunt an unb mertten ouf eiumal:
9errgott -. mir fnb ia in ais.
-.
4atarIid in QI8bim. BON bin
fir bic 9anss umgegeub bsr
irobe SaIpg in ben DoenpaIb, ben
ie berabsefabrsn parsn. aber fe bat.
en- ni4t barauf seadtet. Sept Iaben
es...
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Gin hrenger gegetarinner

lit Der Rentier 6duI5e. 91ift nur,
DAB er einen 8eperber I'M Die @an0
jeiner Go6ter, neil 6erieI6e 6lei.
ider bieB, uuerbittIia 8urufgepie.
ien Bat, neiu, leet9iu bat CT iognr
bic RoBbaare aus ieiner 91atrase
entiernen uno oieieIbe nit Seegras
itopfeu Iofen. auBeroern Bat er i'd
aud nit leinem beiten 6reuno Mil.
Ter, neil i'm oerieIbe ueuIid einea
eingefleiidten 9egetarianer geilaunt,
raoifaI eut5meit.
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9u sadbsritdubige.

Gin forpuIeuter Serr bcobndtat
in elmer giIoerausiteunng cine
&enge 8eiuder, Die lid Dor einem
5tiaebeu ordngt. Gas Bib Itelt
einen angeidnittenen SdtHfe1 Der.
idieoene Murite etc. bar. rQre bl.
ben ne abHung!" pIabt er 6albIaut
in Die lobenoen llrteile Der getrad.
hung binein-
Sinh sic 6enu Gadmann74
iragt Jpn Elm Serr in gerei5tem
ngea uu6 OBJ, erpi6erte jener.
.Sonit bate Die 3nnung mid po5l
ni6t gum 6bermeiiter gepdblil~
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aarmlanb an berfauicn.

On p~erfanieu: - 240 qdet in
gafpnee County, ~gtebrasfa, 10
4der gepfligt, qutes 6 8immer.
5alls un0 ale n0tigen @ebduIihtet.
ten, gllsbola 100 ader unter a1il.
tur; QIfaIfa $50; 50 g(fer ntht I'M.
ter a1Itlr an Der Scoits Bluff So.
Qitd, $25. ebenes 2on6. 8oebmer
& goebmer, 1873 Siio 2. StroBe,
Qineoln, Reb. -9s24.17
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Iuf BEN Rir6bOf gu grb19 ma,
rap bic 2tibtrngenben osriammelL
e fUaren ibrsr MIR Dsnigs. Die nun
~Ssritos6sas Grau GDmHaiuIDirsitor
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Or. SobH Solit, Spe5iaIilt in au.
gen.. Sbrer. Qoien. mo aeblfopf.
lei0en. 690.92.94 Branoeis NI6a.,
Omaha, @ebr. &eI. Douglas 1884.
Lis
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OREGON.

OREGON.
GroFartig fir bic gieb5ndt lit
6os Sor0nn 9aGeD 9roieft - I'M
Screen zines @ebietes BON $4,000
Qfern - fam in 30 qfer.JIa6en
gefauft ner6ef. 8or5lgIides 8ei.
oeIaro berrm. Shrei6en Gle ruegen
9~anotarten uno Gin8eIbeiten. 8ia
umionIt 2oterna Magifo.g uiiG ten
6es 9rojetts In unierer Omaha 0f.
flee borftbreu. Grfliriion am Is.
September.
Sarles s. 6Oofer,
$40 Girit 0atI 8ont gI6a.
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QonFfiiien nnS Wlalrakeu.

aIte Ge6ern per0en eereinigt un6
10 gut ME neu gemadt. ale Cor
ten nelier 5e6ern su Derfmafen.
Omaha Billion So. 1907 Cunning
Ctr. 9oua. 2467. FOLLY
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5afaOrrboiOen, Biiteln tnritrt.
Or. g. u. Garrb tltriert Sdmorr.
boioen Hiiteln uno 1noere Darn.
leioen obns 0paratio.l. Glir gnron.
tiert. Shreibt un Bud iiber Darn.
lei6en, NIT 8eugniiien. Or. 6. &C..
Sorrn, 240 See gIog.. Omaha.
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Or. u. aeseL e6elbg, 3Oipa.
8efannt oIs 6pe3inlilf fir ale
6rouer. un0 Groniihen aranfbeitea.
aoniuItotion 0urh Brief NIT gRsSi-
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aOOaf o6inii6ing".

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Che Gire Sbcu

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CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
FORT KING

Fort King, Dec. 19.-Mrs. Walter
Atkinson and children have just re-
turned from weeks visit to rela-
tives in Georgia.
Mr.. Hudgens of Fellowship visited
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Clayton Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. Jim Smoak of Silver Springs,
passed through here Friday night
from hunt, with deer tied to his
car.
Messrs. C. L. Young and ]. E.
Whaley have had a new well drilled.
Mr.. Fred Neil, who was the opera
tor here at Silver Springs junction,
has joined the colors and is with the
signal corps at Fort Screven, Ga.
Mr.. R. D. Hewitt had the misfor-
| tune of losing one of his horses last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freyermuth gave a
little dance Friday night. Those dane
/ ing were Misses jamie and Lily Clay.
| ton, Martha and Vercie Whaley, Eva
and LESSEE Freyermuth and Mary
Usry, Messrs. Tom Clayton, Will
Hinton, Roy Smoak, Van Liddon and
Clinton Curry and Paul Rawls of Eel
lowship, and Charlie and Johnnie
Reeves and Anderson Beck of Evin-
ston. The dancing room was decor
ated with Christmas holly and the
national colors, red, white and blue.
Mrs. Turner and four children of
Tennessee have come to make their
home through the winter with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Pete.
The school children will have a
| Christmas exercise at the school
house Friday afternoon
Miss Pearl Forbes had TO close the
school Thursday on account OF he1
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Mutual Mining Company will be
held at the office of the company in
Ocala, Fla, on Tuesday, December
25th, 1917, noon.
Geo. F. Armstrong, Pres.
Robt. w. Groves, Sec'y.
December 18th, 1917, Ocala, Fla.
11-2t-wed
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week, but Mrs. Zewadski will spend
several weeks there.
Miss Theo Wallis is expected home
tonight from Jupiter near Palm
Beach, where she is teaching domestic
science, to spend the Christmas holi-
days. Mrs. T. H. Wallis. Mr.. Tom
Wallis and Miss Theo will motor to
Jupiter after the holidays, Mr.. Wallis
returning in a few days by rail but
Mrs. Wallis expects to spend month
with her daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
J. Blalock will slap with their broth
er and little sister during Mrs. Wallis
absence.
Miss Gladys Martin arrived home
early this morning from Tallahassee,
to spend the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Martin and
sister, Mrs. w. M. Wilson and inter
esting little children of Texas.
$50
Mrs. Neil Weathers and three chill
dren of Short Hills, N. J., will arrive
here this afternoon to spend the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Wealth
ers. They will be accompanied by
Mr.. Weathers, who will return home
after the holidays.
Mr. Cameron Gamsby, an Ocala
boy now residing with his parents in
Chattanooga, Tenn, arrived in the
city Thursday afternoon to spend the
holidays with his grandmother, Mrs,
Gamsby and the Misses Gamsby.
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Ocala friends will be interested in his
career as his grandmother, Mrs. Anna
Tweedy and his mother have friends
here in great numbers.
Ocala friends of Miss Meta Jewett,
now of Lagrange, Ca, are interested
to hear that she is to spend the next
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford Jewett and daughters in Lake
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uncle's death. The funeral was held
Thursday at Anthony. School start
ed again Monday morning.
Mr.. Capron Smith of Lacota at
tended the dance at Mr.. Freymuth's
Friday night.
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1 always keep on hand a full line
of the famous Goodyear Tires. Let
me supply you. B. F. Condor, Mer-
chants Bloc. Phone 129. 19-tf
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We are showing the handsomest
seventy-fve cent boxes of Stationery
in all colors that we've ever had
Gerig's Drug Store. 18+
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RALISI)C|AL AFFAIRS
If You Have Ans News for this De-
partment, Cal Two-One-Five
or TwSSeven
Christ Flowers


Born of the clouds and darkness,
Of the frost and early snow,
When the summer blooms have faded,
The beautiful Christ flowers blow.
All through the budding springtime,
All through the summers heat,
All through the autumn's glory
They hide their blossoms sweet.
But when the earth is lonely
And the bitter north winds blow,
With a smile of cheer for the dear old
year
The Christmas blossoms blow.
Sweet as the dream of summer,
White as the drifting snow;
When our hearts are filled with griev-
ing,
The beautiful Christ flowers blow.
Not all the south winds wooing
Opens their secret heart,
Slender they grow and stately,
Guarding their life apart;
But when the earth is dreary
And heavy clouds hang low,
With their tender cheer for the way.
worn year
The Christmas blossoms blow.
Sweetest of all CONSIDERS!
Fairest of flowers that grow!
When hopes and flowers have faded
The beautiful Christ flowers blow.
Bright in the cottage windows,
Sweet in the darkened room,
Fair in the shortened sunlight,
Cheering the dusky gloom.
Oh, when our hearts are lonely
And clouds of care hang low,
What blessed cheer for our dying
year,
The Christmas blossoms blow!
Selected.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-21

We have a beautiful line of station
cry for Christmas or regular use. The
Court Pharmacy. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-21

Canoes and Pendants. Wrist
Watches. THE BOOK SHOP. st
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Zewadski
expect to leave Sunday for Tampa to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Zewadski
and baby. MIR. w. K. Zewadski will
go down Monday and return with Mr..
C. B. Zewadski the latter part of next
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-21

land. Miss Jewett will also visit Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Jewett in Ocala
before returning to Ocala.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-21

week, but Mrs. Zewadski will spend
several weeks there.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-21

Mrs. H. H. Holcomb and Miss
Katherine Livingston were in charge
of Red Cross affairs in Gerig's drug
store yesterday afternoon and were
unusually successful.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-21

The Ocala friends of Mr.. Joe Bor-
den, who is in Uncle Sans service at
Norfolk, regret to hear he has been
i'll and in the hospital there for near
Iv a week
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-21

Miss Ava Lee Edwards returned
home this morning from the Wom.
ans College to spend the holidays
with her parents.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-21

Mr.. Leroy Bridges. who attends
the university in Gainesville, arrived
home yesterday to spend the holi-
days wit hhis parents, Capt. and Mrs.
T. E. Bridges.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-21

Star readers will be interested to
hear of the arrival in DeLand on Nov.
26th Of very handsome little son at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Bolts. This little man has been nam
ed Trueman Arthur Bolts. and many
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-04-13
Big Deal at Juliaetta

One of the largest real estate
deals that has taken place for sever
al months in the Juliaetta section
was consummated on last Saturday,
when Fred Holbrook disposed of
the Juliaetta -four mill, the electric
light plant, a cottage residence and
some lots and a 16O-acre farm four
miles northwest of Juliaetta on the
Middle Potlatch creek, for con-
sideration of $4,000.
The other party to the transac-
ton was Frank Vincent of the Webb
section, on Sweetwater creek.
In the transfer the 800-acre farm
of Mr.. Vincent near Webb, known
as the ]. A. Ferris farm. becomes
the property of Mr.. Holbrook, the
consideration of the farm being
placed at $4,000 in the deal, Mr..
Holbrook paying the difference Of
$4,000 in cash.,
The new farm property acquired
by Mr.. Holbrook contains from 200
to $50 acres of good farm land, the
rest being pasture.
Mr.. Vincent will move his family
to Juliaetta within a week and Mr..
Holbrook and family will move to
the farm near Webb at the same
time.-Tribune.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-04-13
THAT PARDON BOARD

Thirteen prisoners in the State
Penitentiary were given pardons by
the state pardon board recently,
making total of % inmates who
have been shown clemency in a
week. There were 90 applications
for pardons passed upon, Includ-
ing among those pardoned whose
records were investigated by men,
bers of the pardon board at the
penitentiary six weeks ago.
: The Gazette fully understands its
meager influence but nevertheless it
cannot help using the influence it
hss in opposition to that over
righteous pardon board which is
multiplying the solemn actions Of our
courts Of justice. Were there any
extenuating circumstances. any new
evidence or anything to show that
Justice had miscarried, the case
would be different; but when a
board composed Of mere ordinary
men will set itself up to decide
when a criminal has had enough
and thus condemn the acts of our
courts, it is time to call a halt.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-04-13

A trifie over hundred years ago
April Stephen Decatur
proposed the following toast:
"Our Country! In her intercourse
with foreign nations may she always
be in the right; but our country,
right or wrong"
Are you alive or are you dead?
If alive wake up, spring is here.
If you are dead don't worry, your
friends will look after you.
7 WAR is HELL.-SHERMAN
What is death, SO it be glorious?
Byron.
A noble aim, faithfully kept is a
noble deed.-Wordsworth.
Return with your shield or on it.
A Spartan Mother.
It is not the fight that crowns,
but the end.-Herrick.
Simply duty hath no place for
fear. Whittier.
He rightly lives that nobly dies.
-Quarles.
Every thing that lives, lives not
alone for self.-Blake.
Life is too short for mean ankle
ties.-Kingsley.
Light tomorrow with today
Browning.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-04-13

Feature
chose Who Toll"

AAOOO " 4xO VA
Surrounded by a hunger
frenzied mob of her own
people, whom she has vowed
to avenge for the wrongs in
ficted upon them by capital,
Jane, the daughter of one of
the oil workers, stands be-
tween her love for the million
aire son of her fathers en-
ployer, and the trust of the
striking laborers.
1t is his life or her honor!
How she saves both - how
she attains justice and fair
dealings for the oppressed
workers, and happiness for
herself, makes for photo
drama of most absorbing in
tereSt.