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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Nsansel at 9ruderi&m6r3e.

q e IN 3 orf.-9 ie Semoraliiies
rung Der MISUNDERSTANDING 8 Snbus
itrie Der Ser. Staaten lit aneeblid
burh bas embargo auf Garbonihtpard
in Gusiidt eeiteut. bas bauptiddlif
our Seritellune Der Sinte benust tpirb.
Sic S~erausseber bon 3eituneen. 3eits
ihriften unb ale Nn6eren, bic Sru'
deriHtpdr3e benlben. tperben balb itarl
eeiGdbiet tperben. Cine berartige grs
fldrung ipurbe bon Rbilip @ugton.
benz Rrdiibenten Der ~Nationnleu
8idbruderihipdr5e Sabrifanten . @ers
einigung", erlaIen.-M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

Geneva, Dec. 24.-The japanese Am
bassador to Russia has Informed the
Bolsheviki government that Japan does
not intend to suffer the slightest loss
through future reorganization Of Rus
sian finances and will hold the Max
imalists responsible for the safety Of
japanese capital. The japanese en-
voy was further quoted as asserting
that Japan reserved the right to inter
vene and to demand territorial COM
pensation for her losses.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

-Sas .Scrliner Sa9eblatt" briret
bic Nelpuus pom Sobc bes umerifas
uiihen 0talers Sobp Hpicntbal.
Rolentbal erireutc iif bes 8liics ciuer
Der beo~cutenpitcn Ialcr Der 8caen'
mart 3u iciu. Gr iplIrbe in Nep
Sapcn e~cboreu unb errei6te Gin alter
bon so Sabrcn.-I. y.
- Sunbcsicnator Heiplanbs bon
Ncpabu lit am "a. Sc3cnbcr ploslih
einem ScrSihlas crlescn. er mar bes
fanntlif Tpriiecr bcS 3iuiitenitaat.
lidlcn Sanocls saomitts.
- Gem aruen Sinnlanb iperoen
10000 Sonncn ameritaniihes Gee
treble Seianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
H6ntgenitrablen t5bteten langiam.

Gbtcagp. Su.-an Den Soleen
elmer HDntgenitrablcn : llnteriud,uns,
pelfe an ibr I'M Sabre 1908 porsez
nommen purbe unb Sranbipunben
peruriadJte, itarb am 2S. Se5ember Die
"a Sabre alte Srau u. 5uebes. go.
100 Nortb Glarf Ctr. ipobnbaft, i'm
Souglas Yarf Soipital.-S. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Wer,penbnns Der Strafsefansenen.

0orfoIf. ga. - Strafsefaneene
ioIlen IN 'gireinid bertpenbet tperoen,
nm bhrf lire Grbeit ben Vlan Der
Seuerun9smittel : Wertualtuns popular
5i MAIDEN. tponad. penn INNER tbunz
lid. 3ol5 itatt &oblen 5ur Seueruns
beniitt iperben ion. Sarrp Sloob
8prb. Der Seuerunes : Abminiitrator
bon Wireinia. beriftete beute, bab
Nnitalten ~setroffen iporben iino. bab
iebes ber 80 Strafarbeiter s2aeer i'm
Staat ie 100 CORDS SoIo ihneiben
iolen. ipelhes fir 0ffentlihen Sc
brauh gum &oitenpunft BON $500 per
Gorb bertpenoet tperben fol-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
p,,bnqme, an,ua, pn,merstaa, ben 3. Gam

agreement between the French and
German Governments for the exchange
Of noncommissioned officers and men
of 40 years Of age or over who have
been in captivity more than eighteen
months will be repatriated. Officers in
the same category will be informed in
Switzerland.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Tim 106 Yru3ent b5ber.

9onbon. -Na6 amtlifen. itatis
Itiihen Nngaben, Die heutc benz Saus
Der 8emeinen borseleSt iuuroen, iinh
Die Soften Der 9ebensfibrung in gns<
lamb felt 1914 nm nift fpeniscr ais
100 Yro5ent seitiesen.-I. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Wetterf&abem In Sresoa nmb
Waibin8ton.

Y%ortIanb. Sre.-Starfe 8inbs
l,aiirnlc inb anbauernoe, bsftiec Iics
>berIhldac baben in bielen Srten
Sregon's NIB Waibington's uno be-
{onbcrs an ben berihiebenen Giiens
babns 2inien idiueren Shaocn anees
ridtet. 9as gauge @ilamettes Sbal
felt I'M Seifen elmer 9roben SIutb.
Ser 9elepbons unb Glcftri3itdtss
0ienit lit Sur6 ben Beftiaen 8c9ens
fturm In bielen Stdbten 6eS aan3cn
s%nrbmeitens pDIis labm9ele9t iuorben.
curH Der Werfcbr un6 bic Werbins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
giersig Grab nnter Wna.

SuIutb. Ninn. - Sm sauScn
nDrblihen Wtinneiota mar es bcrlts
(2S. 9e3ember) bitterfalt; seiterr,
Ibenb ieste Elm Stlirm bon So Reilen
8eihpinoiefeit Elm. Muf Den Stras
ben Slllutb's ipurben 36 Grab tons
itatiert. Ser Stirm 5og bon Gas
fnttetpan beran, tpoielbit bas Guedz
fiber anf inter 40 Grab iant.-
q. e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
1ipbtberitiS in Gbieasp.

Gbica9o. Sd. = Sm @eiuuSs
bcitsamte lpurbeu in ben leBten "a
Stunben pier5i9 ncue Sipbtberitiss
Sale semcIpet unb ichs SobesidIe
aus bicier llriadc. Sn bemielben
3citraum luurben iieben ncue Ynenz
nlonias Sdle scnelbet unb II Sobess
idle. lpornus wicocrum berporsebt.
oaB Die Ier5tc taum Die Sdlite Der
2uusenentSiinbunsen bcrihten.-a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
X U.BOAT LIST.

London. Dec. 26.-The British Adj
miralty reports that during the week
ending Dec. 22nd eleven ships Of more
than 1900 tons and one vessel Of less
tonnage were sunk by enemy mines or
submarines. The numbers given out
for the previous week were fourteen
and three respectively.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Shredlihcr Cob.

YaribaII, q. Saf. = NahScm
or 5tpansia Stunben unter cincr 9as
buns 8oblcn aelegrn uno NIT cincn,
erfrorenen @eine III fritiidcm 3liz
itanbc auiaefunocn iporben ipar. lit
Mrtbnr &oni9 am acknowledgement
Gage icincn W%cricpun9en crleaen.
aonis mar nit einem sroben Sdlittcm
bon ieinem unipcit 8~eleeencn Seine
naH Der norb sipeitli@ Der Staot &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Si&tisung folst ibrem N~erbred)en.

Naria a, Seras. - Nmerifaniihc
&dbaueriiten baben auf Der Ser
folgun9 Der mcrifaniiden 8anbe. Die
am 8eibnahtss Iorgen Die 8rites
8and iiberialen uno 9epIiinbert bait
ten, 5ebn Der 8anoiten getootet. 5ipaus
3ie beripunbet unb ben Heit in Die
Berse g%ctrieben. ipie Hittneilter Sisfe,
Siibrer Der Gapallerie : Mbtbeilung.
bcute Dem bieiisen 8aruiionss 8oms
m~anbeur. Sberit 2dnaborne. melbete.
Gin &~abaneriit purbe pertpunbet.
Cont batten bic Gn,erifaner feline
Yerluite gu per3eihnen.-N. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Sanptitabt Guatemala burd Grbbebeu
t~heilueife 3erit0rt.

81 10 f.-Sic Stdpt @untc>
mala, Sauptitabt Der 9leidnarigcn
Hepublif. tuurbe am Wcibnaftstage
ourh Gin grbbeben tbeilipeiie 5eritort,
ipie tur5e 8eritte belte an9eben.-
4. q, g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

lesenen aoblensrube bon Worfe ilnb
Selers sefabren, bate ~ Sonnen
&oble auf ben Shlitten 9elaoen uno
bic Seimfabrt ansetreten. Surd Die
3oderuns zines gol5ens glitt Der
Shlittentaiten berab unb mnsIiids
lihertpeiie ipurbe &onig bon Der 8oble
perihiittet.-S. g. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
@einbe6. Soiua, obenan 1T Der Yait
elieberiammluns fir'S Mutbe 3reus.

8einbcd. Sa.--3einbed bat Die
gbre. Die critic Stabt in ben Scr.
Staaten au iein. bic einen 10Ospros
3entisen 8eitritt gum 8otbcn arcuS
meIoen Tam. GS bciBt. baB ieIbit fir
Elm nod ~nn8ctanftes 8inb cine Wits
9lieoIhaft besablt tpurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
DANISH PREMIER THANKS U. s.

Copenhagen. Dec. 2J.-Premier Zahle
said to an American correspondent on
Monday: THE Danish people and gov
eminent are thankful to the United
States Government for releasing GER
tain ships with cargoes which were alb
solutely necessary To Denmark"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
8nappbeit AT saatfurn.

Sairmont, Ninn. - Winneiota
itebt einem Wansel bon runb 100000
8uibels Saatforn fir bic ndfite
Saiion g~eseniiber. Dtes lit Die ans
iiht bes 6. g. 8lanfaro. 8epinners
pieler Waispreiie auf Staats Sairs.
Der iih eifrie bemiibt. Die Sarmer bes
iiibliten Rinneiota 81 pernnlaiien. ios
piel Saatmais tpie moglid) ali5ubeben.
g. q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
gan5e 5antilie BEL Wabnunfan nm's
2eben gefommen.

Sagin a 10. Wih. - Alton g.
Stalfer, ein bieiiser ShubIabensges
iieer. feline Srau, ibr II Sabre alter
Sobn unb Staltcr's SfipGgerin.
Srau 5rant 8rab aus Gnn 4rbor.
Iih., famen berte Ibenb (25. Sea-
in 8ilipaufee um's 2eben. als bus
Mutomobil, in benz lie lid befanben.
o einem Su9e Der Wifigun Central
8abn setroffen ipuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

bune. iotpie bic 0eriorsuns NIT 2ift
iinb Seiomaterial bolig periaste. Sic
Hortb Banf @oab ut Die ein3iee
Giienbabn. bic bis iest NIT 0itlifen
Eunften nod auf bireftem Weee in
0erbinbune itebt. ale anberen giiens
babnen fatnen III Yortlano auf llm>
tpeeen an unb nerlaHen bic Stabt in
~ber1elben Weiie.--S. s. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

icst bercits mebr 9anb fir Die Saat
porbereitct lit, dig I'M lesten CONNER
iiberballpt bcbaut ipurbc. 8roBc arafts
pfliiac iuerbcn p%eripenbct. NIT Sd)einz
iperfern III Der Naft.-S. y. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Japan Warns
The BoLsheviki.

Mikado's Envoy Tells Russian Govern
ment That the Island Empire Will
Not Tolerate Any Losses BY Japanese
Capital In Russia; Petrograd Paper
Gives Out Text Of Alleged Secret
Russo-Jap Pact; State Department
Contradiets Tretziy's Charge About
Use of Red Cross Funds; Germany
Third Party in RussO-Japanese Pact.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
PROVINCE DECLARES INDIE.
PENDENCE,

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 26.-Yhe Rus.
Of a new Russian government at
Voronege, the capital Of a province of
the same name between Moscow and
Rostov, on the Sea Of Azoy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Grfheinen einseiteat.

Sou it o II. Seras. - Die bieiisc
,3eutife Seituna" unb Die ~Seutide
Seitung fir Scrns" bon Yictoria. bas
ben ibr grideinen iniol9e pes 8riescs
einaeitelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

About $4,000 ONE In England
work In munition factories.
Exactly 1900 persons were killed
I'm Halifax. 1000 were injured Sc
verely, 10000 are homeless and the
material damage amounts to $4,000.
600, according to recent reports.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
NEW BRITISH SEA LORD.

London. Dec. 26.-vice Admiral Sir
Rosslyn Wemyss has been appointed
first sea lord in succession to Admiral
Sir John r. Jellicoe, who has been
elevated to the peerage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Eflisem Ias unb Naht.

Iiiioula, Hont, - Sarmcr
Der 6latbeao : Meierpation baben has
tparme Se5embcr : Wetter alIs9emibt
nno Tag nnb Nadt 9epflii9t. iobaB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
0reiier SGuptliua tpbt.

Nortb Yafima, 8aib. - Sos
lusfin. !Sduptling Der Yafimas Snbias
ner. lit i'm Nlter o unsefdbr neun5is
Sabren 9eitorbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

- SIN Den Ser. Staaten leben iest
22.696 Wiuipndre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
JAPAN DENIES OCCUPATION OF
VLADIVOSTOK.

Toxic, Dec. 29.-The Government Is
sued a denial of reports that It was
mobilizing its army and had landed
troops mt Vladiv0stok, the Russian
port In Siberia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
HOW THE GERMAN PROPOSALS
FOR A GENERAL PEACE
WE'RE MET.

German proposals for a general peace
to the. Russians were met In allied cap
itals as follows:
Premier Lloyd George i'm London de
clared that the achievement Of the
cause which allies are fighting for Is
essential to world freedom.
French Foreign Minister Pichon as
serted the entente car never accept
peace on a status quo basis, adding
that victory Is the first aim and q
family Of nations must guarantees
peace in future. He declared Ger
many Is trying to use Russia to trap
the entente into a German made peace,
The London press was divided in the
German proposals, some asserting they
were merely a trap for the allies, and
others crediting the .TeutOns with a
sincere desire to end the wal.
The latter urged a strong reply to
the German offer, or at least "a com.
plete statement Of allied war aims
While declaring the German terms un.
acceptable, this portion Of the London
press saw in them a basis for possible
negotiations.
The Paris papers also urged an i'm.
mediate and complete statement Of
allied war aims.
Mr.. Henderson. the well known Eng.
lish labor leader. states:
labor must demand a Qualification
of Britain's position If the workers are
called for further sacrifices. -. This
does not mean the white feather. La
Dor does not desire that Germany be
admitted to a league Of nations while
intoxicated by her military triumphs
but the Allies should make. it cleal
that the struggle will continue only
for principles and ideals and not fol
conquest. 80. Labor asks an OppOrtri
nifty to ascertain how Germany Is pre-
pared to accept the labQrite peace pro
p0sals. -. The Allies must renOuncs
their intention Of creating an impene
trable barrier against the German peo
pie. Germany's autOcracy must give
place to democracy. Militarism must
be universally discredited."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
PRISONERS,

Paris. Dec. 25.-An official note to-
day announces the reaching Of an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Powers Endorse General Rus
sian Peace Formula But Make Their
Acceptance Conditional Upon That
Of the Allies; Reject Proposal Con.
corning Alsaee-Lorraine. PrussiaIl
Poland, and italia Irredenta"; Fa.
vor Evacuation Of Occupied Terri.
tories But Oppose Reparation Ex'
cent In the Form Of Restoration /;
English Press Sees Germany Seeking
Peace With Entente; French Press
Wants Re.Statement Of War Aims,

London, Dec. 2S. - Through Count
von Czernin. the AustrO-H Hungarian
Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Cen
trail Powers submitted on Christmas
night at Brest-L itovsk a statement Of
their war aims in the form OF a reply
to the Russian terms. The Central
Powers virtually ask all the warning
nations to return to the condition OF
affairs which obtained before the wal.
The declaration is based expressly on
the condition that all the Powers bind
themselves to adhere to the Russian
principles of no annexation or in
IDENTITIES and evacuation and restora-
ton Of occupied territories. The Cen
trail Powers reject the Russian pro-
posal that national entities within the
belligerent countries be permitted to
decide their own destiny. They de-
mand the return of the German colo
MES. Briefly summarized, the proposals
mean that Germany is willing to
withdraw from Belgium and other &C.
cdpied countries, but refuses to give up
Alsace Lorraine and Prussian Poland.
Austria Hungary refuses to cede Italia
Irredenta" and to give autonomy to
the Bohemians and Czechs within the
dual monarchy. The Russian delegates
have asked for ten days delay pre-
sumably to present the enemy's pro-
posals to the Allies.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-04-26
BELLEVtEW

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Nick left Tues
day for their summer home On Lake
Quinsigamond. Worcester Mass, say
ing they would be back next fall
Mrs. NJ e hayward vas called
to her New Jersey home on Tuesday
by the illness Of her daughter
johnny B.ckfrod and Mr. Geoke LETT
Wednesday for Tampa Mr. Cooke
will visit Fey West and several south
Florida towns before returning to s.
Louis Mo
Mr. Bicktori will attend commence
ment At Arcadia ard in all probab-
ility will bring several school
"marms" when he returns 10 B
Some fifty friends of Tam Homes
helped him enjoy i picnic supper
fs1 fry at Lake Weir Tuesday eve
ming The boys had caught nearly
100 dn4 ssh witch were fried while
you wait. aud eaten faster Every.
one present reports royal feast
On Thursday evening me young
folks will give l chicken pilau for
Tom Hamas as he leaves for camp
Jackson saturday
The friends ot Winter, 4ame5 the
interested - earn he las been -rans-
ferred ID he Iuartermasters corps
al CamD Johnston Jacksonville
Mr. ami Mrs Frank 5ibley are is
itlng friends at Mt Dora
Mr. and Mrs Norman Mckay and
Mrs Jerry Manson left Tor their
home in MausonviIle Quebec IN
Thursday We hope they viii re-
turn early and bring others
Mrs. :. 2 Bush left Thursday Tor
Quincy. Mass % spend the summer
VIM Fielding is spending the week
at home vita his mother h will re-
turn % The university IN Sunday
Mr. and Mrs VIII Cogswell had as
their guest On Sunday Mr sam Rider
a former Conn friend
A card from Geo Bailey who
returned 20 Rock Island I'll some
weeks ago said Our 5eauttfui park
is covered with snow
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-04-26

from our sLuDOers a. ABOVE stated
we stood aghast az me pro-German
sentiment in our miis- ana TOR the
first rime opened Our eyes = ser
mans activities al aroUni AMI ao0u.
Us
We found tla- ou- nation was
honeycombei ni.h German agents
German spies rere in our navy yards
ami muni-ion plants ANA our bridges.
boats ami public buildings we're al
the mercy o. ne bomb ehrowers
8 strong vas the pr0German sen
ttmen- IN ne United States thar the
kaiser vas maize 81 believe that this
governments would gvavely hesitate
for fear Of Internal troubles to de.
clare wa against Germany so aer
chancellor cinunued . ply Us With
diplomatic notes that we're mean.
inglesS aud never once we're regard.
ed even Is much a mere scraps Of
paper
BU- "a kaiser knows better now
AMI x having awakened from our
long siumbe- Know more than we
did
We know that "unpreparedne5s'
will nor Bring peace when dealing
With other nations whose business is
var ami whose dreams are world
dominion
Peace can only be secured BY the
disoandmeuc d armies. the dis
mantIing of forts and navies and that
can only be accomplished by the al
lies winning j complete victory and
imposing these conditions as Sc
curtty to- permanent ami universal
peace
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-04-26
SUNNI ERFIELO

Mrs James Boyd Of the southwest
side was a visitor here last Monday
Robert Shaw of the Pedro section
visited our town last Monday
Herb Ineson Of Clearwater vas
here this week visiting at the T
King home. Lone Star Farm east Of
here.
James Lyvers ani his wife ani pa
by boy were here this week listing
his mother, Mrs. c. = Lyver5
R. J. Smith. who has been acre for
tie past nine months visiting With
&C. NJ. Blair. left last Monday tor Dor.
chester, Va where he Las accepted
a pposition
0. N. Linton. accompanied y Mss
es Hazel Seymour and Elizabeth Nj
zeIle visited friends in o3a.a last
Sunday
There we're services hM a. tle
Methods church last sunday m9-n-
ing and evening
Mrs T. K. Slaughter 81 Oxtori &C.
companied ~ Mr.. J Slaughter 81
Jackson, Ca. were visitors here last
Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs W H. Buckley ii
WeirsdaIe we're visitors here ,ast
Friday
T. A. Peterson 81 ! Lake Wat- 1as
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-04-26
,4-l.E W. Ep-

While the unsuspeotlns citizens Of
the United States we're tranquility
sleeping ani bItsstuJLy dreaming Of
universal peace Germany vas fully
awake ami III many ways vas busy
spreading her activities for her i'm
pending struggle Under our rary nos
e.. yet We took no heed
Everything possible vas done to
buili I'D ami DoDuIarize a Dr0-German
sentiment throughout tn United
States
our eyas aavins at las bean open
Ell ani boxing 5a over the field
a, " now understand il il seems
woniereu. that pc couLd hae con
ttnuei So long 50 -nauspi .ous ami
un9usDae-iug
German professors. 7llei chairs r.
nearly ara-v college ami upt-a-si-v
t3ro-sbar- no Lana l.A-.a,r ~aftp-
ioe, s3eie-te. uer- orsani1ei and
s-re hi, r4ra prea ned in tb4 Ger.
man tongue. German c5nrt>iaI Or
gam cations shooting ana singing
ofe,-. z4ra nonufar annual ami
semi-anrual diversions ee~yuanta
bauEs ana "G4rmania insurance 90.
cietios were familiar signs in all
Of our lager cities. daily and weekly
ne sDapers and monthly magazines.
printed in he German language.
we're freA.v circulated throughout
the country
an af tAese things were done +,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-04-26
spEclAL
Official Order No IN

Official Order No. fz0-A
No wholesale or retail dealers In
food products in the state Of Florida
shall make any sales Of w1eat flour
from April % 1918, to May s. 1918.
inclusive. Such orders as may be
placed for wholesale amounts Of
flour shall nor be filled by delivery
Of said flour until after May g. 1918
Nothing in this lrule shall prevent
bakers from obtaining their normal
supply Of flour nor will this rule cur.
tail in any way the business Of es
ta0lished commercial bakers Pro
Vlded. however that no baker shall
De allowed to increase his purchase
or flour or ais output Of products to
meet the increased demands for
bread Or other products that NAV re-
suit from the issuance of this order
Retail dealers in every section Of
Florida must conform strictly to this
ruling and when violations of the
rule are discovered. the vioIator will
De denied the privilege of making
lurtner purchases from other dealers
ers
Nolsned) Braxton Beacham.
Federal Food Administrator, Florida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-04-26
Wy AND TIE AN 50 E7

What is the Liberty loan asks ?
E McMuIun. the Boston poet and
writer and then answer bis own ques,
ton in these words
Its forts and its ships ana its shin
Ing guns. It's squadrons that sweep
the sea is all Of the c.rcuIing oand
OF steel -hat shall keep the home
shores rec yt3 grub am its warmth
for the sailor lad far oue On tta wint.
~ foam for the brave iaol- TAR. as
he lights afar is Iae so3i 3l
Money from home
Its life aud helm ami ;cs oayone5
its shovel All shod ami shell or -he
soldier boy IN dive irab or there IN
the aiga 81 lel rs rha sorius
wins ii the anir-ins 1loue- -hat Sat
tie On high alone For The lad who Is
daring over Thara rs 5hc sod otd
Money from Home
It's 5uocor ami life f)r / Die9itns
world rs the gimme 5 peace at
dawn RS tha strength 81 d migl-y
arr ID strike RS rhA CLEAN 81 a
grea- sword dawn but more taau
all Is, the pledge 81 love to The lads
whom re call Our own co the boys
on land atIoat on high its the good
old Money from Home
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JEFFRY CAR FOR SALE-stx.cy
Under seven passenger Jefry car
1917 model; run only 5000 miles per
feet condition; new tires. A bar.
gain. at the Maxwell Service Station.
-4-25-3td-1tw.
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CARD o. THANKS

To the Editor Of the Banner
This is the way I take to thank
my friends soc their aid and sym
pathy in the sickness. death ami bur
iaI Of my beloved little wife.
Ed 3 Waatd4rs.
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MSS

Mrs. John Mathews vas crossing
palms with his host of friends in the
rcity yesterday. returning 70 Gambler
late in the Afternoon
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LIGHT SIX FOR SALE

A light six. yalve-in-head motor
1916 Oakland. hve-pa5senger in first
class condition Apply at Maxwell
Agency Ocala Fla-4-25-}td-ttp
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W c. T. o.

The April meeting OF tue w T.
u was held at the Presbyterian
church Tuesday afternoon at 9 80
o'clock. Devotional exercises by Mrs
C. l. Bittinger in absence Of the
president Minutes of last meeting
read and approved Reports from
committees, viz Press. citizenship
literature and anti,ctgarette report.
ed. Treasurer and secretary reports
given It was decided 10 hold a BED
letter day social taking offering for
local work Discussion followed On
influence OF cigarette practice among
our youths Several good articles
were read Announcement of much
importance is the lecture 20 be given
by Mrs Varney az the Methodist
church Wednesday evening. May T.
in interest OF temperance work.
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Maxwell 49, model Touring car.
1ne condition, cheap Cash or
terms. Maxwell Agency. OcaIa Flor.
|ida.-4-25-3td.1tw.
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Cynthia Prewmore takes second
place as end men, and her negro
songs and Jokes are clever.