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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11

Jealous suffrasettes and designing
leaders take advantage OF the tur-
moi OF war and the distraction con-
fronting our president to push
scheme entirely seIfsh---even II lust
that might well wait until the world
vas made safe for democracy.
incidentally. the new-fangleH wo-
man usually nurses a pup instead OF
a baby. and raises kittens land the
dickens) instead OF goats. On the
houlevards a big. hrindied pup or =
shaggy ole occupies the motor seat
where some orphan or Stun child
could be installed and given fresh
air. Along the busy street hurrying
business men and boys get sntangled
in a chain that has a dog on one
end and--what would you call n2---
on the other.
Let a Ia by take the seat In the car
and a goat the end OF the chain and
the world will soon be the better
The Virginia Citizen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11
On to Grand .Inrr

Charles Reiger and George Maycott.
who were apprehended several days
ago for alleged footing OF the mails
on the A. G, /. mail car between Pc
fersburg and Richmond, we're yester-
day brought UP, before United States
court for preliminary hearing. They
were held to await action OF the grand
Jury under $500 bond. in default OF
which they were sent 10 Jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11

the ground. II was partl covered BY
Insurance Mr.. Tyler and family were
carried to the home OF r. Barrett. a
short distance away. Owing TO the
cold weather no assistance could be-
rendered 10 save any pa of the farm
buildings- Mr.. Tyler is suffering from
slight burns and from inhaiing smoke
In his effort to save the children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11
York River.


Clean Of white sand in soft gold light
OF sun,
Grey CLINT Of sea. where ripping
wavelets run.
GLADDEN. my heart.
Deep purple III SITS enshroud the far
Their shore.
Unwonted calm hoyers my spirit Ger.
Ne'er TO depart
Pine fra grant forest murmurIngx gent
ly chant
The requiem Of sorrow, and so grant
Peace to each conner.
Reaches this spot. cen In a world Of
war.
No note Of strife. nor troubled thought.
10 mar
The Indian Summer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11

So ] am raising goats New York
Sun
SUI pose rll-or even a portion ~
~ the energy expended by woman
sutfragettes in THIS country were used
"a provide milk FOR the tens NJ thou
sands ~ wasting babies throuehont
the country What a work of hu-
marity it would be. and, Just now.
now It would help along in the world
,ataclysm
But what do We see instead Over
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11

Raising gTats IS 2ne won1us ay
~ dong her bit TO- Uncle sam But
you gay: Il figure that saving the
tables for the nation is about the big
geet thing woman can do for the
coufFiry- just now" saws th'a modern
sher herGess, defending her herd Of
goats nnd herself at the sane time.
sAnd goats milk is about he oniY
ehing that will save lots OF sick habisz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11
Alleged Slacker.

Gerard Parker and Henry Jones
hoth or North Carolina, were arrest
ed yesterday by United States authort-
yes because they could show no regis
tration cards Each stated that y.
had registered in North Carolina and
investigations arc being made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11
RICHl1oND WANTS THAT GAME.

Richmond wants that game and We
trust that steps will be taken TO Sc
cure II promptly. We mean the foot
eail contest between the crack teams
81 Camps Mcclellan and Lee The
former leam. having uron 1t som OF
the best-kno@n Of CUR Richmond and
Virginia boys has won ,Ae champion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11
IF MACHINERY Is TOO HIGH LET UNCLE
SAM STEP IN.

son arrives after long~speil Of bad
weather the work must be disposed OF
promptly.
We are not advised as to the prices
of the various makes and sizes OF
tractors, but We would reply to this
objection that II the prices quoted by
private manufacturers are out of the
reach OF farmers the government
ehould at once take steps TO see eth
sr that the prices are brought TO n
normal figure or that the goverNn ent
iteeif should furnish the machinery
at such prices and on such terms a'
would make their purchase by groups
of responsible small farmers a safe
business venture.
! la or shortage is with US to stay
until the end Of the war We NIGH
just Sc we'll make up our minds Il
shat 1ieht now. And we don't know
any better way To mend matters on
farm than with tractor with a drat
httched behind the plows. leaving Tn
ground ready for the rows to be open
ed when planting time comes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11

nr. Christopher Addison. British min
lister of reconstruction. according To
the London Daily Express. has been
appointed minister OF public heath.
II is stated that ne hopes TO carry
bin through parliament before Christ
mas forming a new ministry 10 OPP
crate scheme Of revolutionary
character The scheme is said 20
aim at the naturalization of the med
ical profession involving free medI-
cal attendance for all, without any
element OF charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-11

ship OF Alabama while its players are
Airing themselves for that little scrap
over there" and we roresee a SPLEEN
tid contest with a big crowd present
If they meet Camp Lee Al Boulevard
park the Saturday before Christmas,
Richmond wants the game There
ought not TO be anything else need
- to 5e ssiA.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-17
Srru \rioN N GERMANY ACUTE
Returned L. :, Minister TO Switzerland
Thinks German Backbone Broken.

IN Atlanlic pori Oct - Ario,
ronr voor. .ron, i, ~ co,,,o =, ~,
ronc,s coI,oso, >trnogIo p,oo.on
Stoval, Ir,i,od cto,o. ,ni,,is,o, 80
Switzerland declared on hje ,r.i,.,l
bcro ,od,v 10, ro ,.,
tior in Gn,monv !. ic,,o orl ,,o ,,o
Believed thn h,cl;horo nr co.,non ro-
sist,nco noe Noon hro,,c, cf,co ~
puh,ic9,ion Of prn.idon4 vu.o,,. ro
nv 10 ponn pcncd,crs no,co nrorc.
sola in wbich tho uro.;lon, .,o,od
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-17

day (: November 1917, the same being
November the 9Th. between the hours
Of o'clock A. NJ, and two o'clock p.
NJ, al that certain undivided interest
Of }. p. EaGwoil. IL that tract or par
eel of Land in said county and state.
described gcncraliy as follows: That
tract OF land adi3ininG lands Of Milford
Gh"e';. j. c. M;liora tud others situ
alto III @p.livan TowMShtY. said tract Of
2a@d ccn'a!nilg 50 acres. more or less.
Il. u. DACUS.
Trustees III HHnkruOtcr.
i%~Gt Grecnville, S. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-17
ABBEVIlLE-GREENWOOD MUTUAL
INSURANCE. ASSOCIATION.
Organized 1892.
PROPERTY INSURED S2.anN. 200.

IROPEltTi INSURED $2,500,O00.
WRITE OR CALL on the under
signed for any information you may
desire about our plan OF insurance.
We insure your property against de-
structcn by
Fiye, NindStorm or Lightning.
And do 50 cheaper than any insurance
company in cXistcscc.
Remember VIC are prepared to prove
TO YOU that ours is the safest and
cheapest Elan OF insurance known
Our association is now licensed to
write Insurance III the counties OF Ab-
beril'o, Greenwood. McCorA;ck. l,au-
rcnS and lGdGCtield
The officers are:
GEN. }. FRASER LYON. President.
Columbia. =. G..
J. II. BLAKE. Gen. Agt.. Sccy. 4 Treas
Greenwood, :. {.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-17
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves.

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties Of OUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-17

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITE ESTATES
For the Western District OF South
Carolina.
IN THE MATTER OF
j. II. Bagwell and j. p. Bagwcll part
ncrs in trade. under the firm name
Of Bagwcll Brothers, and individual
ly, Bankrupts.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
10 the order Of J. J. McSwain. Esquire,
Referee in Bankruptcy, | will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at Laurcns, S. c., on Sales
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

ipos rir uns borosnpmmen. asbra
sic itbt 6uF Sbrs poIitn Jnriid, M
fun sic meter Sbrt pfIidt. Nor
sinmaI: Inter teinen ~llmitdAben oiit
fen Git nit elmer @iIbs trtpdbHsu
mas Bier po~reeEoIlsn III. au4 ni4t )
Sbrsn Romerdoen."
St tpanbte fi9 an bic tIsine bIpns
Sisparotb.
.Das ait aud fir eis 5rduItin
Iaqte sr sinortngIi9 In sngIiIdsi
Sprads. .Qu6 sic oirtsn nieman
BEN sr3dblsr, mas bier pcrstFausn
it,
Der OberFsiporO anO bic S6sr.
HsparbsB srbielten nod tire bslonos
zen SnitrpItionen. Gle Ionten ieB.
i6re untergsbsnen pun ibrsn pofer
abraisn unb aud linen glsin5sitla
oas G6peigsgtbot brtnssu.
Damn, 10 unaufIdais ME moglit-
anb nadNem allies pisosr an DIT IN,
Steue 8urideelegt porosn mar, ptT
lick man bic aabins. @is 9stsiIigter
gingtu na9 peri6is0ensu Riatun9sn
duseinanoeG. Der aapitdn uno Sra
Isrt bsgabeu f4 binauf naa ben
Rurtsnraum.
Qut Dem 9rpmsnabebsd IpieIts md
INNER bic WluIit; purOt nod tmrtl
aeton3t. Die beiOen bIisbsu siRen BIO
ment neben urD 6etradtstsn Die SSe
ne. Da taudte pIoBIta aus be-
Saatten, Der I'm 10 tisisr mar, al
oas gauge 2int Iid um bic WuiI
6srum pereiniete, Elm qaar ouf I'M
ging an aapltdH un0 grRem Sitt
3ier poriber, obns aai3a6IIden.
ROD INNER 0l6eil' murmeIte De.
aapitan, .penn i4 icst nur rplB!'
nos i'd madeR"
Sn Der nd6Itsn gitrttIFnnoe Der
Iudten bic beioen Mdnner, be
Fraat oben I'm &arttnraume 81 loien
IS mar gar ni9t sinfad, GOats MAJ
Grid 90nnede orrgtiersn8 Colt
man i'm in southampton abIsBen.
grIstss gd6e einsn GtaHoal. Da
3ptite tounte man uiht, penn sr mid
1utpiaig ging. SIN Gtdnoal ODE
ioQte duf ole 6dus Dermieoau tpsr
Zen. 6ariiber mdren Iih beioe einig
Goate man Der Graiiu ben Gdmu
eiafa4 5uriidgsben, obns an9abs be
mo- unD nie2 Qua oas piiroe 4er
GERMS gtben.
Bis isBt bate bic 9rdFtn oeIapl'
aen; btr aapitdn bate i4r enti4isOt
! 6a,u Qeraten uuo ibr liar gemad
ooB nur ouf fol4e Bsiit tbr Sdmu
a6srbaupt pie0srgdnnosu psroe
lGnute. Man mufs, bate man #
/, osIast, ben DEB m6gliait fiber mt
} den, oa Der ioait, e4s er cine gn.
0edaaq risiiere, ben Sdmud IN
Mtsr perfen tonnte. 9as mar nu
ni6t gang losii9, Der Rapiian bat
Z "a aA4 Hidt redt ge8lau6t. Der Or
fin aber bate Is eingeIsa4tet. uno
. mar 6is isBt pom Der 4ffaire auf be
: S6iff nod nidts bstunnt geporos
3 Qber ME nun psiterR
,, GJOrtiesans foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
Gin @rnntiaer. 6rern.

Gin @rnnttser. 5rerr'
Ser: .enti6uloigen Gle, tit oleler
stu6l bier irei?"
Sat { bruntmen6): rSamobl
Gieler uno bic beiOeu oa am gfe'
6entiide audi"
Ser teure an8ug. Sun.
Be (6eim aumeiieu): sBas DIrO
oenn Der neue an5ug foiteH9
g6nei0ermeiIter: so Golar,
nein SER. @iepieI 1ai9en MINI
iden Gle Oarin?"
aun6e: .@ar feinel @enH id Den
an5ug be3obIt babe, braa9e i'd ter
ne mehrl@
Sn Der Rnrfofe. s8etbi
gu nod, Aooerid: inter oielei
I2in6e bait Gu mir emit 3etne 2iebi
geItonoen.~
So, ia, Die 2incenblate Aat I'M
mgr mas aetdu6eaoes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

gas G6fdfal fpttIt oft
.oraulam nit ieinen 0pfsrn. 9atts
id 6a in Wlanitonot, Ms, Der bort
nohnsnbe Gigmunp Ueinert idon
BAG gau8e Sabr auF isiHsn llrIaub
atfrsut, ben er i'm Rorben bes Stoas
its in Qibtanb perbrtngea poate.
8od per befdreibt itiHsn 64rsden,
al8 er in QI6lanO m9stommeH, mers
ten muBte, bab man ibm ouf Dem
3uQs beItoblen batts, Riht muir dles
geIp, nejn, aud 0as 8a9ntidet batie
ibm Elm Grembtr a%bgeupmmsn, ioDaB
Beinett nun Dbus tineu Gent @eID
in Der fremben etobt bafaB. Sbm
mar NUN ale Cuff gu peittrem 6es
risngenuB psrOprbsn, uno nad6sm
Jpn fremoe 2suts nit Dem @elos 3ur
aadfobrt n~usge5oIfeu, tsbrts sr piss
0H btim mad glaHitopoe.
Qitbsrgsf6Gngtn bars
iber, bag sr psr6aftet parOe an9
spqr inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, BIZ
~trunttn gepeien gu iein, Oers
iudte nG6renO bsr 9lo9t Der %
s5a6rs alte 5arrD greaI DON Gambsrs
lamb, Ut6., in elmer 3eus Der noras
psfli9tn goIi3eiftatioH IN Baltimore
Ietnem Qe6en Elm gnoe 3u mos
den. inoem er einen gIeiitift 5srs
taute. Der G6Iiebsr 6es Stations
bauIes b6rts, ME grsaI ft0bute, uno
auF 8efragsn fagts 0erIelbe, er isi
trant. 4l8 man ibn aus Der 3tat
bolts, fanb man 3eiIs Bee 8ieiitiftes
un0 n muroe eiltgii ins -UlarpIdn'
Der qagemtine 6oipitaI" ssI4afit
0ort Durbe Iein Rngen ausgspumPt
nub er oaHn pieoer nab Der poli5sl,
RatiOn suriid gsihnFft. Der poll.
3siri6ter entIieb i'm nit 8srpar.
nung unb er ertIdrte, tt fperoe iofor
ben Gtaub gaItimorss bon ben SIT.
Zen fduttsln uno mad Isinem sslltb
ten Cumberland 5ur%idtsbrsn
Cling @si. gOti8st6s
bon aonton, G6ina, Der bic poli3si
mstboben Der Ser. Gtaaten haeitri
bsTu6te tar3Ii9 in gsgIsitung Dol
! gl6srt q. Chung, sinsm Stuosntsl
br MeDi3in an Der uaiDetTtot poI
/, J geHnTgIpanin, bas YoIi3eiS9aupt
quarter in Stem gort unb uabm IN
!, tsr du6rug oss JuIpsttors eaba
lane .oles" In Qussnidein. Der q
igsn Der bisTigsn giuridtungsH 70
/ ongs6Ii6 BON gbing Bsi in Der aIts
. 6eimnt eingsfibrt psroen.
81 Sumauatn 6Ot.is, 8abnbOfs
3 un0 onDersn Dffnttiden pIabsu fin
3 isbt girnsn fir slsttrii6s 8tIend
tuna i'm @tbrau6. bic, penn re DO
n unberufeusn 2eutsu nbgelhrml
1 nsrpsA oausrnb anbraudb1r nerNl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

Gu Dertaufen: - 800 Ader Sano,
so 2lder gie0weioe, 160 ader IN
Corn nit einem 9urhIhnittgertrdg
bon so 9ui5el per ader. Outer
idJmarBer gooen unb gut betuaiiert.
9reis $3.50 per afer. Gieie 5nrm
Iieat i'm Sage Gountn, 2h Reilen
BON Der Giaot, 2K gaailen bon So.
ma Gpno6e Slide uno Az Weilen
bon DliIiouri Sgno0e Stride. Sir
cine ongren5euoe 5orm Drroen
$40 qeboten. Sobe aud fleinere
uno erobere 6armen i'm Sage uno
S~efferIon Gountb gu pertaufen. 6nr
n1herc augfunft nenOe man iia an
Gran SdnnIe, 9olpep, geebr.
-f0.29.t7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
aeit6 Gonnth Qanoereifn.

Sir offarieren $4,000 gder, In
gar8eaeu uaa 8unid beg 9aufers,
beIten fyarmIanOes, nerbeIiert ooer
unperbeiert. 9unfle 2ebmer0e, a
Bis 6 SUB tiet NIT beiten Inter
ouin6. Spe5iea sur anp1Ian5uul
bon g8eisen un6 tleiuen @etreioeior'
ten, Corn unO alfalfa geeignPt,
an Ser 9ouptIinie Der Union va.
cifc un0 2incoIn &igbmag gelegen
Suite Gta6te mo ShuLen NJ Sad
barIfoft. 9reis $25 Biz $50. $40(
bis $1,000 an8ablung. 8eit oui Ian
oe Belt. 8eiiere austunft idriitlid
| OOer miin0lid bon
Seenrits HcaltD & Snbeitmeiit so.
505.t0 Girit gIatt Bonf @eb.,
Gmdhd, gebr. Gel. &pler 70.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
geaaeute GurreipOnOen3

Ger iunge q. itreibt Der auser'
pd6Iten ieines 6erSens einei 8rleb
Der n6rtIid aus eiuem grieTieler
fir Qiebeu0e entnommen 1T.
Gie iunge Game beiitt 8ufaaig
oenieIben griefiteaer uno idreibt
0ober oau3 fnr3 an e. 8uriid: 95bre
Iipben 3eilen babe ih erbalten, Die
4ntport tiuoeu sic aat 6eite 27o.1
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Der Sarnncr TIT beutsus
faoc 6er unaIbdfts
0iaItc N1ann!

Die )ohen 5Iten Oes ee.
bensunte bdItf8 oeruriadeu ibn
feline 5oraen. 9tnhen Gle Sd.
nen Goraen2
Baadtgt bic n~fSnrmIdno gu
nertaufen4 an5eiaen nui Seite
6 oieier a8sqof Die bebeutei
oieaeidt Den critic S6,riH Su
sSb.er 8ufriebenbeit un6 Sc.
bensonnehmlihfeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
0os fpeitli6e 0ebroSfa
uno 01tlife @poming

Gimbau Gountp, glebr., uno 2ara.
ME Gountp, @po., unoerbeiierteS
un6 b~erbeiiertes 2ono $25 bis $40.
q. G. Garter berfaufte @ei8en fir
S13, 600 BON elmer boIben Seftion
neugep, lileten 2m1oes. Infer Gano
lit Dem 6itl. 500 gebrosfn 2an0 on
Grud1tburfeit ebenblrtig. SIR nd.
bere Qustitnfte idreibe man on s.
s.. g8boIep. Sine Bluffs, 8Do.
-11.17.17
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S,nnee Sunbc, edte gita Serrior
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gcrInust: - 8iinf glauu, entpe.
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geoienen Gle Tid Der alolfi.
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Sd:anrrhO,oeu, biitslu tarltrt.
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Or. Subu Sulit, S~peaioliit in aii.
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Gas yreismarOisite giieu bel Setter
Stump. Geutide Slide. 1908
QoOqe GtroBe, 2. Stod. gtabl5eiten
25 Gents. If.
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Gu berfanfen; 8ierteIieftion
5arm, Sefierion Gountp, quite Ser
6eIIerungen, leihte 3oblungsbe0in'
gimgen. 3uidriiten .on e. g.
Gtransberrp. SD 8romneq 8lot,
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ASpofnten
9ttdtiss.
aoOat n6inibing".

fyilmB entDidclt, Zoe fir gaole, IN
eincm Gage. Sale 9ooat StaOio,
Rcbide 8lod, 16. II. &arnep. Smabo.
-t2st.t7
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HlaiTiFtsicrte ansciecn.
@crlaust-8ciblid.

@erlangt: &il6tiges @idoden
fir Sausorbeiteu. 1924 Dodge 81.
lEd. &arnen 1876. -l.3.ll
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%sfarmlanb su berFanfen.

3u ~Derfanfen: - 800 Qder, IN.
qefd6r Az 92eilen bon 9urtinstom,
g2ebr., ~Derbeiiert. 9tebme fleinere
6arm ODER @runOeigenttlm ols &eil.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-03
KEEP BEAUTY OF ROADSIDE
Some Towns Appreciate the Value of
Permitting Flowers and Shrub
berry to Grow on Highways.

In many charming countryside the
town road-destroyer with his bush
scythe gamers the beauty and leaves
bleakness singularly unkempt re-
suit of an attempt to clean up.
Sometimes it is the village improve
ment society itself, meaning well, that
sends him forth, says the Boston
Transcript. More often 1T is his indi
vidual sense of responsibility to the
Office whose salary he is expected to
earn. He, too, means well, and would
be greatly indignant if told that his
labors tended to drive prosperity away
from his district. Yet such is without
doubt the fact. The summer visitor
loves the country for it's wild tangle,
it's untrammeled growth, its bosky
dells and its friendly shrubbery which
crowds into the road itself, Haunting
dewy fragrance in his face as he
walks. When the day comes that he
returns and finds in place of these
along his accustomed walks dry brush,
bare stubble and clumsily unkempt
cleanliness, his soul revolts and on
the morrow he seeks fresh woods and
pastures new. Some country towns
seem to have realizing sense of this
purely utilitarian side of the value Of
roadside beauty. They build good
roads, but they take care to leave the
roadside growth untrammeled that
those who pass may enjoy it. 1t is a
business asset.
There is more to 1t, too, than the
fact that sentimentalists and nature
lovers come to worship this beauty.
The school children of such a town
go to school along roads lined with OBJ
ject lessons not only in beauty but in
natural science, lessons which they
learn without knowing it and which re-
main with them all their lives.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-03
A. {. L. SCHEDULE

Trains of the Atlantic Coast Line
will arrive and depart in Ocala at the
following times:
No. 10, Leesburg to Jacksonville
$40 a. m.
No. Isl, Ocala to Wilcox, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, 6:10 q. m.
No. 35, Ocala TO Lakeland (Sunny.
Jim), Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, $40 a. m.
No. 141, Wilcox. Gainesville and
Palatka to Ocala, 11:15 a. m.
No. 30, st. Petersburg to jackson.
vile, 12:54-1:14 p. m.
No. 4S, Hnmosassa to Ocala, 1:0F
p. m
No. 49, Ocala to Homosassa, 2:2E
p. m.
No. 80, Lakeland to Ocala Sunny.
Jim), Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
day. 9:a0 p. m.
No. 80, Jacksonville TO st. Peters
burg, 2:36-2:40 p. m.
No. lao, Ocala to Palatka, Gaines
vile and Wilcox, 4:10 p. m.
No. 9, Jacksonville to Ieesburg
9:05 p. m.