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ban pioere til gnnapoIis for at be.
gpnoe oeo SisfriesfoIen.
- Wr. % Wrs. sIbert GGeitao
fom ibo9 tilbage fra Wabel, Winn.,
bpor De bar beisgt grooerer, ,Sobn
gueitob, og Ssiteren, Wrs. Sobn
s. Veterion, ct Bar Waaneoer.
Mr. % MRS. 8. j. 3bomp.
Jon ira Wt. Soreb, @is., opboloer
Jig Der paa en- ltgeS giiit Dos Selt.
rp Huoo. Sc pil paa 3uren oaIoa
beIsge S%iGgtnin9er / Canoe o.
rna @aterloo Hioge.
Normon &opben, Benjamin
Ilm % Ilbert Morris reiite 2sr.
bag til WoIine, 81, bpor De bar
'aaet Arbeioe / Ell Mmmunitionsia.
BRIT. 3bnrlten aiome reiite tiIbo.
&c oio Iamnlen meo Dem.
WfrS. 6. 8moerIon reiIte
2eroog til minneapolis, buor bun
oil t%ilbringe nogle Sage. 9erira
ornger bun pibcrc til 5rop, Sbobo,
bpor bun pil tilbringe Somnlercn
hos i'm Gatter, AIRS. Ssrgenion.
Is. .. @olan, @rooupnt ira
@ltber College % i Here aar 9Iao-
reonftsr | ct. Foil, er uonppnt
I'll pripatIefretpr Dos oenne @pS
npc Wopor, Mr. Soogion. Mr.
@olnn er en- 9rObcr al WrS. Gro.
Ropclitoo i Gecorob.
Orr. pg Mrs. Otto Nurum
rcilie iorrige llge til @aibington,
e. Mr. Narum bar bucrpct iig
! Spren og pil gisre Sieneitc Tom
SnIpcfter al Sfpoepaaben. Inta,
8elig oil ban blipe %itationeret / Hih.
mono, ga. San bar / oe |Icrcre
&ar oTret Slueler % llbrmager
hos g. q. @icf.
9Ionot Dem, iom er reiIt til
Den norlf.Iutberife airfe5 Iarsme-
DC / Sarge, q. 0af., noterer hi rsG.
NroiesI orerne 6. 6. 9reuS,
:. u. Eingelltob og g. 81. Spe.
Toitorerne @Iesne, Colo %
SioitnGpnte bar meo
bpret beruebe paa 9elsa
Jos Slpgtnlrger noe peo SGtre.
Sclgenoe ilnge W9nb ira
Gountp bar / be libIte
Gage 9ooet ino i arnleen % be.
'loct Jig til Be forifieuige gpeIieS.
eirc: @oltcr .. Dagcr, Serbert
y. Moe, Galrnar; 9ller @ilbeIm
sricfIon Burr Oaf; anltt 8.
.8aoge~G ecorob; Huoolpb gpars,
Slenipooo Sopnibip; Clarence
George 9. Gicf, Otto
len, artbilr Stromloot,
Orfe, Senrp 9nIbmon,
snlnar; =. Souert, SSiian.
- 6eIaenoe por blanot oe iii,
'eilenoe neo Niflutnins SieitIigbeoer-
re neo Siltber College: Voitor og
Nr@. 5. $. 2nnoe to 0stre % en-
Ssn ira Snrtlano, Minn., Or. Ga
YRS. ". &. Stauarlo, ct. Iaul,
Nr. % MrS. &. 6. SoaefSrub, Or.
orooiae, @iS., Vait. 6. 5. Stor.
no, 8lenipoob, Winu., MrS. Ser.
nan Notpig % Cater, DIR. %
9trS. Z WcIuolo, Gre8co, @ilbert
.ltoIlep % 0ottcr ianlt Der. %
9trS. @otirieo Guanep, H~ioaepap,
Nr. % Nrs. @. Z. @icrIcn oo
SiiIia Olion, GoIanb, Wrs.
lnoreip NeIion % 9atter, @ap.
lille, 2. Gaf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07
Siterdtur.
The Morse Discovery of America.

st mt 8erf ON Norontpnoenes
Opoagelie at Mmerifa, The Morse
Discovery of America, al Yrof.
Or. Inorep Sosillm er netpp llo.
fommet paa augsburg Yubliibino
9ouie 6orlag, W%inneapolis, Minn.
Or. Sosium bar meb flor SSlio oa
0pgtiebeb giennemgranifet Sen belle
oIonoroiife ACCOMPLISHMENTS peb-
rerenoe bette gmne % fremlrgger
/ iut gog Tom bet pigtigite Heiul-
tat al lit arbeioe Ell belt M
Seori meb 9enipn til GinIonoS
SeliggenbeO og SinIanosreilerne i
BET belle tagct. &c forificlige We-
nin9er % Spnsmaooer bebanoler
6orfatteren ! De fsrite Ifinit at lit
Terf, boor ban leperer ct Sperblif
oper Dc Siorns iom Sorfri,s, Hafn,
StornL 9tnnien og Sopgaoro bar
poet til Yroblemets 2esning. San
piier, at Here al bi5Ie S%oriattere.
iipr oe Glore, al Wungel paa Sen
neope1oige gcoaraiiife aunoifab fom
belt poa &iIoIpor og bar opltiGet
Sppoteier, iom er rent llbolobare.
Saoleoes noor Mafn, pg mango Iom
iioen bar iortiat at bpgge poa hans
Terfer, berlGqger 8inlano til Wtas-
'ad)liettS og Rhooe Sslano. Siplge
Sagoerlc ieiIte NnrbmGnbene fra
@renlono til @inlanb paa 8
0oeger. 0roets 9%etpbntng .er
uiiffer. 5 NegeIen betpber set -
elmer, BOG itllnbom ogiaa "a 81.
mer. Wten ga Iiitonben ira 8ren-
lanS til Ntoaiod)uietts er 2200 Wil.
mener Toriotterer, at ielp ON Sroet
0oeaer Der betpoer eft Ssgn, iaa bill
De BET bli Ell Seilobs ioa bllrtie
'om finn Sc bcoite moberne Sfibe
nlagter at giore unoer De guniti9ite
Sm'trnoiQheoer. Heiien meo Sell
lib fro Bottom til 8renlanb free.
Der ielp i Dor Sio ira 80
til 40 Goge, oplpier ban. Zen
ferite @etinaclie for at funue
beitcmnc &InIanos @cliggenbeb err
nsiere aienoifab til Sc a~eograiiifc
Sorholbc; apiternes @eifaffenbeb,
HaturiorboIoe, MiItanoe, iamt sc
eanllc Nor0mGnbs Heiieruter. s
2ps beroi mnn Sagaerre Ipies pJ
fortolfcS. Toriatteren, iom IeIp bar
bereiit ocn noroamerifanife apit. lie.
uerer / Here Niinit en- lioferlig Sper.
iigt oper 6orholoene oa fartlGgaer
Heiieruternc, Tom DC ifilores / Saga
erne og / aomIc islanoife e~eografiife
Serfer. Reiultatct al ocune timber.
isgeIie or, at han betraeter set Iom
iiffert, at &irknS bar StVget pes
ct. 2aiprence Slobens Muhbina. at
8ialorneS odr Gape Horman paa
NetpfourhIonoS Norbipibs peo
Strait Of Belle SSle, at Straum-
iioro par paa NeipiounbIanos git
init % Sop paa gems SpocitipioS.
2eif Grifion ieilte fra @rsnlalb til
2abraSor, aicnncm Strait Of Belle
SSle, oper @iIi OF ct. 2amrence til
ct. Sapreucc SIooens Iunbing.
Streaet omfrins GIuemunoinaen.
Tom ban beiegte. falote ban Ga Bin.
Lamb. aarlScoue ieilte ira Seitbpeoen
paa @renlano til @aiiin 9ano, iaa
'pooper longS 9obrabors &pit (Sel.
lnIano % Marflano) til Strait Of
Belle SSlc, Ser bsiet ban %eitouer.
icilte lorbi Gope Norman (8ialar.
nes) til Straumiioro % sop paa
NerptounS!anos Eitiioe, % ianSt aIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07
@.'Dnupper.

WfiIs Bertha Berg % Sobn Wc'
Soil blep SirSoag 6ormiobog Tg'
teuiet | @rroeuS 6orHlbre, 0tr. %
2Ir$. 2oui5 NctcrionS Stem pda
0nIhinqton Street. @ielien for
rcttcrr, al @oitor :. @lc2ne. Dc
0ugiitc bcaoo ia iomnle Go8 puo
EFT @rpaupSreiie til minneapolis.
MiIs oiap Goucttu gricfion,
Cater al Nr. % Mra. Sans Grief
ion, bIcu / Giraoo9S Ggteuiet til
Benjamin 6. AIitao. &ielieu uO.
ierteS al @oItor @leane / Trcite'
a~oaroen. Dtr. 9lIitao er anint hos
gmericou Grll9 ono ErciS Gaio-
ciotipr her / 9pctr.
WiI5 Cline 9Iag5peot % 4. 6.
Moltbp bleo Susoag pqtcuict Al
HaItor @i1ctt ! bans Ereitegoaro
hcr i @neu. DC Nnglitc CT III pna
i'm grpIupsreiie, poo hpilfel DC oil
teieoe NortbiiclO og andre Stcoer
/ Winueiotn. N}r. Maltbp bar
fiebt .. M. @roboma 0u2 poa
Colt Nater Strcet, % DC oil be
Ser. Nrs. WaItbn or GIhitc Cot
fer al Mirs. Ole @~Iag2ueot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07
ErimGrpalgct.

Geo @rimGroaIaet / Monboos
bIcp congressman q. q. Souoen
ajennOmineret meo en- betp0eliu
9iaioritet, ioet ban itf 6IertaI i
ale Qiitrittets Gountper, unotaaan
Gbicfaiolp, buor Sbaiier bar en- Il.
Den EluraIitet. lloialoet / @iune.
Ibief Gountp par: Saugen, 944
Stemmer; en9er 507 o. Sboiier
900. 9nrl Ree0 ira Gresco if 90.
minatiouen for StatsIenator meb
et fnopt 6lertal. Wopor 6. 5.
SCOT nominerebes til Reprpleniont
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07
a

0tr. og Wr3. 9(lireo 9legcr
rciite Sir8oaq til Sarge, g. Gof
WfilS aotberine Sopoen rel.
tie SnSbng til 8reot Sails, Moni.
- Gru g. Goren paa @~oibingtor
Ernirie Ereitegnoro ligger ~alporliq
ipg.
WtrS. Charlotte 8oroer fonl
iorrige ltge tiIboge ira DIT. Sore6,
@i9.
Mrs. .. g. Norilm % Ssn
@artpig beisger SlGgtninger /
Noterpiae.
- Wtiia GQa Guom ira 2inne
Springs bar beIeGt i'm Selter Z.
u. @ifre Der / @pcn.
@crman Vrcu3 fom SirSoag
bien ira ct. Saul for at tllbrin9e
SommcrIerien her.
8. ". @oIn fra Minneapo.
lis bar tlIbra8t no8Ie Gage bient.
me hos i'm 6amiIie.
Naitor Orlando SrgpoIbitao
ira Gbicogo opboIot zig / 9pen
nogIc Gage lioite llge.
Sclmer Norum reiitc Man.
oog I'll minneapolis, buor ban az.
teoc at buerue iig / &pren.
- Gitgen og Nlbert SpIobl rel,
lie Onaoag I'll Ilbert Sea, huor oe
ngter al opboloc Jig / CONNER.
E~rofeSior DR.. Oscar 6. 81.
lon tolte 6reoog iii @raoucnternc
reb NeilfoIcn i @apiielo, 0}iun.
NPti5 Senrictto 9tpictb fom
2croa8 biem ira &odeitcr, bpor
bun bnr gacet paa Sfole / @intcr.
ltil5 0ogmor Speroti, Tom i
Nlntcr bar ppret 9Grcrinoe / Non.
tcjluna, fonI hiem bertiI / 5reoaQs.
. V|rS. SeOnoro Oliou ira %
Gro@ic, @i$., bar beisNt line 6or-
pIorc, lPr. og Wtr5. {. Naofenior.
George llIpiloer, iom iuilrter
bar uGrct 2Grer peo 2utber Sol.
lc0e, rciite igaar til Siour sails,
2. Gnf.
Wr@. Scott GonaIoIon ira
Spirit cafe beieaer oenre ll0e line
6orGlorc, Mr. % Wrs. M. 3.
0olpep.
@Ir$, 5. g. Gurpcitao %
0tii@ SltIia Gnocrion ira albert
Sea bar oenne llge beipat @enner
i Gccorob.
Sobn {. Aafcr ira 9clua,
y. Sat, tom Sirsoag bernea poa
en- &iiit hos lin Wooer, Nrs. ,.
8. 4ofer.
&enru Gperruo reiitc 0ns.
roG til Sarge, q Gof.. Tor at opcr.
pore Sen norif Iutbcrcif airfeS
Aor@meoe.
Mr. % MrS. o. I. StenS.
hocI ira Groofatou, Minn., bar
oennc l(ge beis9t DIR. % Mrs.
Weo. Gpeuion.
s. s. Sanger % 3. 5. No.
lclttboI reiite 6rcoog iii NooiIon,
@l9., Tor at beige inc Senner,
iom girr Gicncitc ! Arnrecn ser.
Ytiia Morgarct Sopbc, Iom /
&jntcr bar pUrct 2prerinoc pes Den
norltc WcnigbeosifoIe Der / gpen.
rciltc W|onooa bien iii @ittcnbera,
@j4.
Gognlor 6nnion, Cater al
9Fr. % Mr@. Berger Sonior, er
tomn,et biem ira @~ortbiieIo, Minu.,
hpor bum bar ircfpeuteret Ct. OIof
College.
Mr. % Mrs. 8. u. Splm
bop0e Ssnoag 9eisa al DIR. on
UtlS' SpIlo SaUDect % SQtter
Ianlt DIR. % 0tr&. 0on$ 0oIo ira
WdltoN.
0trS. Otto arnciou oo Son
5pan refer inloreen iii ct. GallI.
toor Dc agter at tilbriuac Som.
meren hos benoeS Setter, Irs. Y.
=. Sonniug
@irS. 5. &. gitrem, Iom en-
tiolong bar p9ret Der q seIso
hos i'm Mooer, Mra. SaIiten 0el.
ion, er benue llee reiit bjem iii
Cation, @aib.
NiiS Nnra Sale reiite Won.
bag tIIbage I'll oct Ioenite Soipi,al
: minneapolis eiter noaIe llaers
geieg hos tine 6orplore, Orr. GA
gtrs. &. e.. Gale.
@erbarS Hiiie reiitc Manoaa
III Chicago. Otter en- llees lib at
bape beIegt lin Seiter Der refer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07

Neoiatte Garter T. sssH,,sss.sH'H :. s:. y
Steber. GerfrinIis Hetieuias I'll nesiatte 4rtier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07
.ribcoSbomos bill for fit iulbe

u Gaalpbeuee blipe autaene iom gibeta.
ling paa eanb git!iu 6ountp. Sntet mere
lopalt Sifrift noseritebs.. Gu piI ipnes aobt
ON bette Sountp. Ter er Der iisrre anlebs
uinser eno nostt anoetitebs for Sarmsre oa
Meierim9uo. Griierns lane. Silfaareue
Ietts. Grin efter Sarter % Griarinaer
siort al Solf nj bar nsoiat Der. grnoIo.
sanb aseut, Rod Sslanh 8ailpap, l35
sSolpin Slos., Gulutb, Diinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07
Mafrene 9tortb 9afota Nar-

~ me os eaub pel bebpsaebe 9ifritter iii
Gieres moderate Yriier os paa Ietteif muIiee
Silfaar. Seno eiter eiteratur. Sbeils &
@eaper. Iramer E, Gbselep, q. Dat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07
Moabolocr pm5fcs at ct pel

WuBUutuCr pHTttS az Ct Uel
~ etableret lsfalt Sirmu. Maa pGre
%atfurat os paaiioeIig. Gn fortrinlis ans
lebninS for Ell bp9ti9 Mano til meb Sioeu
at blipe sperlte Sosboloer. 6enpenoelier
aieres esen 9aanolfriit, ansipenbe alber,
Grfarins os epnsiorlansenbe. Stlifriu
Dor 81, Gare Of "poiten", Gecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07

Nnfes. - gn b,trtia borenbe
~ Sorretning transer Ell bpstis os briis
tis Steno9raf. 0ette er en- tortriulig gtnz
lebnius tor ben rette Verion. Senpeuoelier
bsr ife / esen 6aanbifrift, siueube aIber,
llbbanuelie og Grfarins. Silifrip gor II,
Gare Of "Yofen", Gecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07
.prtteflasjcS Salpe al Shprtz

q born, guernisp % SoIiieiu Race,
"crateb" for Grpreisforienbins, $500 op.
cper. nbpalste meb Seuipn til Sppe os
Nace. Sao inlbitGnbis Oplpsnins. 9ari
Sobnfon, so. st. Panl, Minneioia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07

land for Sa1e.-200 acres of
IL fine Montana land for sale. price
$500 pr. acre. Nine miles from Tigen in
Fergus Co. Call or write to Oscar Dahl,
Valley City, N. Oak.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-07

StliaI9s.-Ti bar enoel meset
- line Sarme tiliaIss biuist os paa Iette
8ilfaar. Silifrip os ON iu.eresieret / 9anb.
Snbipar oanbasenters 8ommisii oner.
6auamap State Sanf, G%alapap, geder
County, Wiun.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26
Sprouts After / 200 Years

At the Zensui Temple, Iwane village,
Koga-gun, Shiga Prefecture, q very an
Client wooden idol OF Vaisrav&na was
opened four years ago and some rice
that had reposed therein fully ten CEN
turtles was removed and planted. The
seeds terminated and the rice grown
therefrom appears to be similar In IN
respects to that Of the present day.
The yield Was large and the crop FOR
next year from this seed Is expected
to be. excellent.
VaiMavAna II the God Of Treasure.
When the statue was repaired 4 bag Of
coarse i1axen textile was exhumed con-
tanning rice seeds, with q piece Of pa
per bearing the following inscription,
In Chinese: This image has been en-
graved for the peace OF the world. If
any one Of later generations opens 1t,
he should put IN new seeds" The
Tokyo Academy Of Fine Art pro
nounces the Image and tn contents Of
great ambiguity ct least loo years
old.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26
ALL MADE EQUAL BY DEATH


In the democracy Of the dead an men
at last are equal There IL neither
rank nor station nor prsrogative Ia the
republic Of the grave At this fatal
threshold the philosopher ceases to be
wise, and the song OF the poet is 81
lent Dives relinQuishes his millions
and Lazarus his rags. The poor man
b as rich as the richest, and the rich
man IL as poor as the pauper. The
creditor loses his usury and the debtor
Il acquitted OF his obligation. There
the proud man surrepders his dlgni-
Hes. the politician his honora, the
wording his pleasures; the invalid
needs no physician, and the Iaborer
reAts from unrequited toll.
Here, at last, IL natures final de-
cree In equity. The wrongs Of time
are redressed. Injustice Is explated,
the irony Of fate Is refuted; the I'M
equal distribution Of wealth, honor, ca
Ipacity, pleasure and opportunity which
makes life such q cruel and inexplic-
able tragedy, ceases In the realm of
death. The strongest there has no SUI
premacy, and the weakest needs no
defense. The mightiest captain sue
cumbs to that invincib1e adversary
who disarms alike the victor and the
vanquished. John J.. Ingalls,.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26
SUFFERED FOR HIS COUNTRY
siIas Deane, First American Diplomatic
Agent, Received Harsh Treatment
From Government.

Silas Deane. the first diplomatic
agent Of the United States, was born
at Grot0n. Mass. close to 200 years
ago. He became a merchant and was
q delegate to the first Continental con-
gresA In the spring Of 1776 he was
sent to France as secret diplomatic
agent. He posed as merchant from
Bermuda, and upon his arrival In
Paris sought an interview with Count
de Vergennes, the Minister OF Foreign
IAnaires, who refused to receive him.
iDeane was reduced to the direst pow
.erty and was elected by his landlady.
Subsequent American ambassadors
have complained OF the lack Of suit
able embassies, but Deane was re-
duced to q point where he had to ae-
cept poor lodgings from a sympa-
thet1c Frenchman- Eventually he was
given an audience with Vergennes and
began the diplomatic relations which
eventually resulted in the French al
lance. In 1777 Deane was recalled.
In the bitter controversy which fol.
lowed his recall Thomas Paine reveal
ed the fact that supplies furnished the
colonies had been furnished by the
French government This was con
sidered diplomatic indiscretion and
It cost Paine his place as secretary OF
the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Deane, driven into poverty and exile,
died In England In 1850. Half a CEN
tury later his claim Tor his services
abroad was adjusted by congress and
large sum was paid his heirs.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26
HELP THE ORPHANS HOME
jacksonville, August z

Jacksonville, August "a.
While helping the Belgian and
French babies let's not forget those
Of our neighbors. Read and heed the
following card:
Dear Friends: Would you believe
that over 5000 F1oridians turned .
deaf ear to our nearnest appeal of
last month In behalf Of Florida,s
homeless and helpless 6ddies It
doesn't Seem possible but it is .
fact. Must our great work caring for
practically 1000 needy youngsters
each year cease and are the people
of Florida going to turn their backs
while helpless kiddies are in distress,
when dollar or two from you and
others will provide good homes for
every one? In the name Of God, we
beg Of you to help US right nowlbe-
fore it is too late.
Very earnestly yours,
Marcus G. Fagg,
Superintendent Children'si Home So
Getty Of Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26

Wheeler Friday. but was detained at
home under a physicians care. Be-
ing much improved. he left on the
O'Clock train yesterday afternoon.
$50
Misses Eunice Felts and Mary Ella
Bray, two of our accommodating
telephone operators, enjoyed a pleas
ant outing yesterday. accompanied
by Miss Ruby Anderson and Messrs.
Guy Felts, Lindner McConn gid Ju-
Illus Weathersby. The partv went to
Dunnellon and paid an appreciated
visit to the operators there, who are
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody and Miss Mamie
Pedrick. The entire party then mo-
tored to Blue Springs and enjoyed a
swim. A delicious picnic supper was
enjoyed on the return trip at =
lovely woodland spot between the
springs and Dunnellon.
sss
Mrs. s. J. Merck left Saturday for
Orlando, to attend the funeral Of her
cousin. Mr.. N. J. Merck. which win
be held this afternoon at the Baptist
|church in that city.
The Star regrets to learn that Mas
ter Harrington Hall, the clever and
popular little son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Is. Hall, now summering with his
mother at Asheville. has had to un-
|dergo an operation for appendicitis.
1t is glad to say. tho, that he stood
the operation well. and telegram to
his father this morning announced
that he is resting and his chances for
rapid recovery are good.
Capt. B. B. Todd. after . short visit
to his mother and sister here, return
ed today to Camp Greenleaf. Ogle-
thorpe, Ga.
Miss Grace Lassiter OF Dunnellon,
who has ben the guest Of Mrs. Olin,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. N. J. Merck. well known citizen
OF Orlando. who died last week, was
q cousin Of Mrs. B. Fl. Seymour of
this city.
(Coneluded on Fourth Pags)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26

Benjamin FrankIin's Psnnsy11auaa
Gazette was the FIRST American nswD-
paper TO print cartoon. There were
rumou Of possible war with the
French, which resulted In Z can for .
meeting at Albany OF the rspressntar
lives Of the British colonies. Trank-
lin was one Of the commissioners, and
to increase the force OF an appeal Tor
united action, on May 8, 1854. printed
q cartoon representing snake cut into
eight parts, the head representing New
England and the other seven parts the
various colonies outside OF New Eng
land. The legend read: Join or de
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26
KNIGHTS OF PY'rHfAS

Ocala Lodge NO. Is. Conventions
held every Monday evening = s
ct the Castle Han over the James
Carliale drugstore. A cordiAl welcome
b visiting BROKERS.
a. B. Baxter, C. C.
Gas. &. Sa0e. K Of R s.
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR

ocala Chapter, No. g, o. E. s.,
meets at Yonge's hall the second and
fourth Thursday evenings of each
month at s O'Clock
Mrs. Alice Yonce, w. u.
Mrs. Susan Cook. Secretary.
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r. A. NJ. CHAPTER NO. Is

Regular conversations of the Ocala
Chapter No. IS, r. A. NJ, on the
first Friday IN every month at 8 p. n.
]. A. Bowler, n. r.
Jake Brown. Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26
LIMITED SERVICE MAN

Marion county is called upon to
furnish one limited service man to be
entrained for Camp Green, Charlotte,
N. c.. August Both. 1918. Who will
volunteer?
Local Board for Marion County.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26
It's Glass.

"A club buffet is paradoxical sort
Of thing"
why so?''
Because so many men use II when
they are out of Spirits"
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Gene Stratton Porter,s new book
"a. Daughter of the Land at THE
BOOK SHOP. 22-3t
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Mrs. Burkhalter, who has spent
the past week most pleasantly at
Clearwater Beach, returned home
yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26

Mrs. ]. R. Moorhead returned hom,
last night from a pleasant visit t.
st. Petersburg and Clearwater. Attic
she arrived on the early train. being
up all night, she has been busily q
work in her Office all day.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26
MARION-DUNN MASONIC LODGE

/ NJ. M. Little, Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26

Owing to indisposition, Mr.. William
Bullock did not leave for Camp
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-26

Wheeler Friday. but was detained at
home under a physicians care. Be-
ing much improved. he left on the 4
o'clock train yesterday afternoon.
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Friends of Mrs. w. K Lane vii
regret to learn that she has been i
for week. She is somewhat bette
today and we trust he recovery vii
be rapid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
GOVERNOR HOINOMB
URGES COOPER NTIoN

HARTFOltp, Conn. Jan. II ---
GOV. Marcus II Iiolcomb. addressing
state war council here today. urged
cii'zenS To refrain from criticism OF
thc government and 10 cooperate in
every way possible. Referring 10 The
government orTer FOR five days
suspension of factory operation, he
said.
1T Is mp to all OF us to refrain
from crltici-inE the government and
each OF us should remember this and
suread the doctrine In our home
towns
The only way Tor Won 10 figh, mis-
war IL 10 hack up No0r governments
The trenches are now three thousand
uilcs away, hut there's plenty nf
rrusSianiyod German element right
hero In this state II we are TO be
luNal 20 our hoys over there We must
not let that element show Its head
horc. Lamp posts have been put 10
other uses than FOR inCtrlates 10 lean
against pm not going a. talk to
YOU against loyalty and order. hut we
are going 90 maintain law and order
some way and the state is going TO
he kept right side up"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open slulces Of the system each
morning and wash away the
poisonous, staenant matter.

Those Of us who are accustomed 10
feet dun and heavy when we arise .
splitting headache. stuffy from cold
fuul tongue. nasty breath, acid stom-
ach, lame back. can, instead bQth&iook
and feel as fresh as daisy tsgssays by
Washpg the poisons and toxins from
'he body with phosphated hot water
each moruing
We should drink, before breakfast.
a glass of real hot water with Tea -
spoonful of limestone phosphate Ia
IA to flush from the stomach, liver,
kidueys and ten Yards of hAwels the
previous DAYS indigestble waste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing sweetening and purifying
the entire alimeutary tract before
putting more food into the stom s~h.
The action OF limestone phos-
phate and hot water oman empty
stomach is wonderfully inyigoratlng.
II cleans Out all the sour fersn nentn-
upns. gases. waste and acidity and
gives one splendid appetite for
breakfast A quarter pound OF lime
stone phosphate viii cost very little at
the drug store but ls sufficient 10
make anyone who Is bothered with
biliousness constipation, stomach
trouble or rheumatism real enthus-
last on the subject Of internal sani-
tatlonr-AdV.