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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
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master at. st. Cloud. Minnesota, on
February 9Th, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
Deof england, 1. gebrunr.
Der nmerifanifhe Dautpfer Biabe,
Der bier Iebten Diittmo6 nadts nuf
.@run6 fubr, brah in Ser Meiitte udb-
reno eines entieb1iden Sturmes ent-
5tpei, Der bon einem idneren Sdnee-
fan begleitet NOR, nn6 lit ols totnler
@erInjt gu ber5eidnen sc miro be-
fiir6tet, baB einige gerlufte an Be-
ben 5n ber5ei6ne1r iinb.
3nei Boote, bie berabgelaffen
tpnr6en, iiberihlugen ii6 I'M Baifer,
un6 Die sSnfaiien tpiroen bon @et-
t11ngsbooten gerettet. Dreibig Der
Mannfbnft tpnr6en in Deal gelanbet.
sic gaben ibrer neberaeugrng ans=
brnf, ooB Sic Mebrbeit Ser nn6ereu
gen1onnnng bon @dleppern gereHet
tpuroen, Bic fi6 in Der edbe befon-
6e1t..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
2li1iprmsl,e Ser 3luiierte,,
an Dcufsfbla1tH.

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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, oD
February 9Th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917.
y Baris, 8. Sebrl1or. Die De-
legafen Der flint @roBn69te fin6 iebt
in Der Gage ibre eigenen Mnipriide
NIT oenen ibrer alliierten yreun6e 5u
pergleiden uno oie nottpen6igen Mus-
gleihnngen Dor5unebmen.
Gieie Mufgabe miro Ser 5rie6ens-
&onferen5 5ufaaen. Die 8unide Ser
beri6ieoenen 21n6er fonnen fnr5
folgenoern1nBen 5uianmengefaBt mer-
ben. gs berlnnge1:
Granfreid @liaB 2otbringen
beoingungslos; Geitlegung 6er@ren3e
an1 Nbein burb Sranfrei9, eb. 6nrh
S6affung bon Bufferltoaten; ferner
@nnerion 0es Sanr- -8efens; a1f 6en
linfen &beinufer bMrfen feinefIei 8e-
feitigunge11 ge6uI6et tper6en; Sic Gin
tpobner oieier Gone ionten ieIb1t be-
ftim1ne1r, Of fie an Sranfreid ODER III
Denti9Gan6 geb0ren o6er OBJ lie einen
er;aaaa,,tihs,;o, tsrI,ul t p,aue' 49,. ais auuass.
&c opn 1nG fngasa.s nnn ero,,t DO'' u''se'tu'
ofsuJ,bp4,uuG Gref,b,.;tn,,; e n;,a oe..
,,o, ;po a;np ,r - a,,rSf;;hrha s.n 91u !amuo
w., ,eu sa, es,.;aSasynaa. :; l u.,p lgs
pp. .,o,.no,, D ga;,,asIa: ss,uu'.e4
.rf ao,. m,,.Ie,.s le.s ;a,sI aa.'ssa a;,,a .I ~.
,,,,n u' So,,ar,.s.,, 'e9 s,a, e'e,. n,.s .c m.,n
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
2l1,terifas ztrie eesfsiter,:
rs 111iuiarcett Dollars.

= naate, .aar = at 81 ciona M q M,nnesnta Inn t poe. on
February 9Th, 1919, as required BY the
Act of Congress OF October 9Th, 1917
@oIbington, 4. Jebrunr 0b-
gleid idon orei Dso1tnte felt Ser l1n-
teraeidnl1nq ser 8offen1til1
oingungen DerltribenIiino, 5eigen Sic
gereinigten 5tadten 9fegierungs-
@riegsausgaben feireI beIon6ere Ser
nin6erunq, uusqenon1lnen in 6en Mn<
leibe1t an Sic Mniiertet,.
sstr sssonor be5ablte oas ghabamt
airfo ST 800, ,000, 900 fir &riegsaus<
qaben, nus1hIieBIih Ser Mnleiben an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
Jctes GaitS bc3ntlt ieittc
ciacrtcit Shnl>ett.

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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, OF
February 9Th, 1919, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917
% 2onoon, /. Sebruar. Ser
Bari1er &orreiporoertf Der @bentng
5tan6ar6 ibreibt, BOB er @riinbe
fir ei1en Beribt bette, 6aB Die Srie.
oensfoaferen5 eii1.ess tiger nnft
.crle6igt bdtte, uro 5tpnr Die Trage
Ser gntibd6igungen.
Sic @onferen5, erfldrte er, bob ir=
gen6 Elm Borbaben bon Mn1pllrher1
an Deutfdlano nr1b ieine @erbiinoe~
ten, Sic &riegsfoiten Der 9anoer Der
2an0er Ser Mniierten 31t be5ablen>
ouf, ooer i6mere Gntibaoignnge11
6en Aein6e anf5nlege11..
vMber oie Meinungen Der Sonic
ren5 }teben feit, baB etne gan5e trto
BONE @ntf6G6igung fit ansetanett
nnberanttportli1en Sda6en entrih@
tet tper6en 1on. Cine iebr 1barfe
@renae tu,1r6e 5tpi1den Sdaben onrd
erlaubte &riegsfubru11g nnb Sbd=
sen 6nrh l1ebern1l1t ge5oger. !.
9err &orreipon6ent melbet. bob
5erbien 1tn6 gelgien ibre Mnlpriifbe
fir Wieoeraufbou betainiert bdHen.
,5erbiens gaednl1ng 1T Die bo6lte, %
aber BeIqien 5uerit lei6en ntnbte. 10
tuer6en 1eine 9lniprii6e 5nefit tn Be-
riiffffidtignng ge5ogen.
Die ees6ee, 6aB Dent1hlanD ore
Grieqsentfddoigung, Bic es I'M Sabre
1871 bon Sra11freib erbtelt, 5urnd-
ter1tatten 1oGe, iit binfdQig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
9anNclsfrice bc,1ftrahiet
Neft Se11<1f. ..

! Is 8oibington, 81. Sarnar.
@s lit Elm groBes Spiel, 6ns mir NIT
ENGLAND ipielen tpern lpir nidt
lhtpod tper6en.
Dos britiihe @i1fl1brberbot out
olnerifanii6e glugfl1brartifel, 6as
init 1. Mdr5 in &raft tritt, erregte
ben Se1ot 1no 6as,. 2anb. gs tpar
Ser Souptgegerliton6 erbibter Dez
botten nro observation-disclosures I'M
&opitol.
Gie @anolung oes Direftor Hoiii=
ter Ser. @toaten Sanbe1sbebSr6e,
in6em er 6en Breis bon 8auntDolle
hon $3.50 ul1f $1.25 per bnn6ert
Hfunb rebu5ierte, mar MIR Elm etn5i=
ger BUG in bern groBen 5piele Inn
sic Mdrfte Ser, @elt. gs mar Goffi=
ters 9lntport fir 6ie 5nr6elsbeb0r6e
euf 6os britii4e gi11fubrberbot. nn6
es mar ei1e quite Mnttuort fir Die err
1te Mnn6e.
yMber iebt 11a66en 6as Spiel
int @onge i fagten Senotoren
4 BON MaIIo9u{etts, Georgia rn6 Dem
8elten =. vr1iilien mir benonitrie'
rem, baB mir nod anbere 1n6 b0bere
@arten gum Mnsfptelen baben."
v&ebt Sic omerifanii6e Sanoels=
iperre anf amerifaniihe 8roonfte,
lit 0as gebrGn6lihfte unb refolnte
gerlangen Ser fiibrenben Senatoren
bon beridieoenen Mbteilnngen. y2oBt
amerifonii9e 8aren bon Der
goumtpone BEN gan5en 8eg binllr1-
ter ~ oortbin for1n1en, no aH1erifo>
ni1he @aren ben0tigt ii11b nn6 ber=
langt tperben un0 tpenn es not
tpen6ig fein iollte, eine San6elsiperre
NIT elmer &a116elsiperre 81 beanttpors
ten, 10 f0rtr1en mir es Dielleiht 10 gut
tun tpie Ser an6ere Serr. !"
Sanbelsfrieg, beuennt es senator
@ntitI.
Senator 6ofe s5n1itb fngte:
,@s 1T ein &an6elS - l1no
nidts nebr. 8ir mdren ssrdrril9,
|,penn mir i'm ni9t ertparteten 1no
l1ns oarauf borbereiten. @nglnno per=
Elor feinen Sag il Der gorbereitnng
fir SEN groBen SduoeI Isfrieg9 % es
tpubte. oaB er foIgen 1piiroe. tr
;ff5nnet1 ,es ili1t ta6eIn Setn Sdnoei
,s4 So,,1 2nhn14 ( Il, s=
[..5 ,@s it 1riiere isBige 11o ipatere
Mufgabe, a11f .llr1s ielblf 5,1 ieben, 'pie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
1pci3c,, Mrs to<t int
prciic blcibcft.

= -s;T...-.--,.4;,,f, f,1oa -,,;t,, n : noet-
as+ae arae t1ansia'c IT, Gond eu Minnesota linn @ % on
February % 9Th, 1918, as required BY the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917.
20 Walbington, 4. 5ebruar. Die
@egierung ion Sic 1919 grnte an
Bei5en ii sic Sano nebmen, lpie I'M
Sabre 1918, 1T Die Meinl1ng bon
Sulins s. Barnes rd1toe11t Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
3uiaiittftcftitei3 3ipiietci,
Strcifcrtt t1itc Ser Peli3ci
t1t 6lasac11,.

Glasgow, 1. Sebrl1nr. @e-
fabr0robetrbe &onflifte atpii9en Der
BoIi5ei 111b 5treifern ertpifelten
5iih bente, bel tpeIben SO ODER n1ebr
Herlonen mebr o6er tpeniger i6per
bertpunbet tpur6e1l, unter ibnen Sbe.
riff Maden5ie, ,@beffonitabler 5teper-
ion nnb eine Mn5abl anberer Boli=
3iiten.
5ie tpnr6en ole bnrb Gln16en,
Die bon 6en 5treifern geiporfen tpur-
Sen, berlebt, als Die 8oli5ei sic Stra-
FEN rdun1te. 3tpei Ser 5treiffuibrer,
g8iuian1 Gallagher un0 DaDio 4irf.
MOOD, purben berbnftet nr6 ipdter
tpegen Ser Nnftifttung bon &nbeit0-
rungen angeflngt.
@egenlt6n6e I'M 8erte bon 1000
Nfunb 5terling tpurben bon SSaltpe=
lengeihaften geitoblen, mdbrenb an.
oere @eibafte tpdbreno 6es 9lufftan.
oes gspIiinbert tp1lrben. "a StraBen-
bobnmagen tpur6en i6per bei6dotgt
1lno mnBten ans Dem 8erfebr ge5o'
gen tperoe11.
5p1t 1tadn1ittugs berubigten fi9
bie @e1niiter ettpos, aber in Ser Nad
berfa|nn1elten fib abernnls groBe
Meni9enmaiien Dor Der 5taotbale
Die BoIi5ei griff eirigemale Elm alnb
5erItrente 6ie 8erfannelten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
5000 GettHeft Rctclanec,
ifellfe am Sfreif.

16 2onbon, 4. sSebrnnr. Das
britii9e @obi1eh belt beute cine 5i<
tuna ab, Inn sic Mrbeiterfituation 5u
beipre9en. gs miro aber trob6em be-
bonptet, baB 6ie &egierung nod irn-
mer gegen einen @ingriff lei.
Ser @r1tit bes 5treifes IN 2on6on
tp11roe nod tpeiter geiteigert, nIs oie
@ote1angeitenten in elmer 8eriamm-
lung 3n freifen beidIoifen. 3irfa
5000 MGnner 111tb Srnnen tperben
6obo11 betroffe11.
Dag parIan1entdrii1c @p,11itee bes
&onbeIs eIsorganiintions @ongrefies be-
idIoB, cine fpe5iene @iBltng ein5lt-
ber,ifen, Inn Die gar15e Grnge Der in..
bnitrielIen l1nrube in Berdttng 51i
aiebett.
Cine Stab forporotior bon Belfoit
er{udte be1lte ben Biirgermeifter IN
Sen @treif ein3ltereifen. I.
Der 3entrdlpnrf mar be11te nbet1D
Ser Ghnl1plnk bon 1l11geip6b 6bnli9ent.
SpeftnfeI. @tabtnrbeiter ll1nrfb bierte,t
III IL @raappen iiber bie 8riiden nn6 ent-
lang Der D1r9fobrten, Die 2o1t6er,
mil ben Bororte1 berbi111e11. @B
.berrff1 GROCER Mnornng BET ben
StraBen nftatiotten nno Dm1,ibuS
2inien.
Die l1nonnebmHdfeit oes Mnr-
fhierenn1iiffen tpalr0e nod brrd bic
.ihIipfrigen 8ege 11rtb @traben er-
:b6bt, sic III ben duberer, 0itffttrriiffffen
NIT S1nee be6eM iDnre1t.
glusapm Mrbeiter febren snr arbeit
s., 3.,, 5nrad.
rbetter bon @Insgotp, boe fren 80
,ibtene 9rgenifn ntiorten .febeit nf1 Die
auit Ben. oorhgen @tretfs ni@t en-.
hearfitnrben ii fino, fonlen bei,te ,norge,t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
@anbelsfriea, benennf es senator
Gntit6.

gen. Beanete ser Beb6rbe fpra6en
.ubers Sic Warna1na aus, bob Die Wer<.
.or0nuna feline geieblide Rraft erbdH,
Bis 0ag s5iegel Der Ser. Stoote1 pom
Stoatgo goeportement al1f -oieielbe ge-
iebt &poroen fei ,1nb SOB feine Sabr1-
fation rad oem l@eiebe itattfin0en
5onte, Big 6ie BrofInmation u aler
6orm III Rraft aeheten iei. 9ie
@infhranfunaer1 on der Sdbr1fatio1t
bon i, bierdbnliden @ehitifen tplroe11l r
i, einer 8rofl lammlttiior beg 8rdfiioen.
ten. nit 4rqH BON. I & sDe5entber or;
.erIaiien. Samit geabrn1 ggniifftel nii Ute ges
fpart tperoen folltptl. = b 3 's'' ,.: ..s7s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06
5niaiitiiteftitob 31piisbe,t
Sfrcifcrft 1a1t1 her pcli3ei
t1t Gnt1,rcf1ce.
III yQWfence>

= 2atprence> Waif., 4. 5ebruar
#Sbiiife tpur6en abgefeuert, nIs 5trei
fer Ser Serttlin6nifrie nn1 Nahn1it-
tage nit Der Bolt5ei 5ufan1nle1titiie-
Zen. @s tpur6en feine 8erluite ber=
.5ei6net. Die Boli5ei beba11ptet, 6nB
0ie 5treifer Sic @6iiiie abgoben
Mber es gelong ibnen niht, iene ber-
ons5ufinoen Sic 6ie 8affen trugen
Die Mnian1n1l1ng, Die aus 5irfa tO,-
600 &pfen beItnnb, 1pnr6e 11itteIs
&eierpen 5eritrelt.
Mrheiten anf s48 Gtnnben 8aiis.
8oiton, a: 6ebruor. Mrbeiter
Der Eertili1buitrie in bielen Eeilen
Retp @nglan6s arbeiteter15 bente nuf
elmer Bniis bon 48 5tunoen per $50
.de, eine &e6n5i 5ierung bon feds Stnr1-
Sen nod Der fribere1 Beret11bar11ng,
Sic 1ange in @roft NOR. SSn Eeiler,
mo benz Berlangen> nod fir5erer Mr.
beitsaeh ti9t no6gefomnen tpur6e,
tpnrben bie Mrbeiter nngentein ms
ltrutert, tpte getp0bnli9 an Der Mrbeit
gu erIheinen, uber sic Mrbeit ein5l1=
itelIen, iobnlo lie odt 5tun6en Go-
.gesarbeit bo1lelloet bnben.
$4,000 Nrbeiter amseeiperrt.
Boterion 81. s., 4. 6ebrnar.
Nn5eiden 0euten oarauf bin, onB Bel
ldnfig $1,000 @eibenarbeiter in 6ie-
Ter @taot, sic nod einen1 @erin9e eli
ne 47-itiinoige Mrbeitspohe gu err
ringen, ousgeiperrt tpur6en, balo on
Sic Mrbeit 5nriidfebren tper6en, un6
6ie S6Iintnng Ser Mngelegenbeit fei=
tens Ser @riegsarbeits =8ebor6e ab>
tparten tper0e1t.
Mrbeiter erringen 48-fanbise Mr-
bettsipDde.
galfoic, 81. s., A.. Gebruor. Cir
I'd $4,000 Mrbeiter in ie9s Seioen-
ifoffuebereien in Der l1mgegen6 er-
tbieIten beute eine 4S-itinbigeM Mrbeits-
node 5ugefagt. Sic nerben nlt@ net
ter IS 5h.noen per 8ohe nrbeite1t,
1peroen ober fir 11eberitunben ertra
IentIobnt tperoen.
5000 hreifen ii Columbus.
Columbus go, 6ebrnnr
geo66em lie abt ,shlnoe ben Mrbeit bi11.
ter fif6sbafffen, tra aersl11 s 8 11br nn9. !.
11,ittaagi g, 600 aertil lnrbeiter bon
|sebn geibenito offlpebereien an ben
.5treif, unb eratpnnge Ten bic S4lie.
B111,a Ser Webereien. Die Mrbeiter err
fIdrfert, bob fie olth peterbin o9t
Climber, Der Sag Biz snmstag orbei-
ten tuolIten, ,penn tie ober feine 64.
Iitiinbige gntIobnung erbalten, mir
Sen lie an Ben Streif treten.
y De giqentiin,er Der Bebereien 90.
5hen bette nbenb betnnnt, DaB fie onlg'
g}erldngen nod einem saf j liilloigett
Mrbeitst ter.peig nobel fe be..
bo11pteten, Snbs elm ginaebe off ote
|mnnflhe, 6er, glrbeiter einens .e1tfe
rott fiir lie bebellte,1 iDiirbe. ,s,.s M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-06

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February 9Th, 1919, as required. by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
20 2on6on, g. 6ebruor. - Nah-
Dem iebt Die Siege Ser Monardiiten,
Srnppen beitdtigt iinb> lit in 8ortn-
gal cine rationale Gegiernng eto=
bliert tDor6en inter Der syyubrung bon
=senator gonceiro oIs Miniiterprdfi-
bent unb &riegsminilter, tpie aus
Oporto nod 2on6on gen1el6ef miro.
,0ie 3epelben iage11 oaB Die Monnr-
hi1ten einen groBe1 Sell bon Bortu=
gol fo1ltronieren nn6 auf Sic Mnfnnft
bes ebernaligen &6nigs Mannel NOR
ten.
eprtngals ne1tes &abinett. .
Garis> 3. Sebrnar. Nah elmer
aus 8ortngm iiber Mo6rio eingetrof-
fenen Depef6e lit in BortnguI 6ie
fo1gen6e rationale &egiernng gebi1=
set tpor6en:: Bre1nier, @riegg= nno
Mabrungs= =Mtniiter, Bioba Gonceiro;
SSnneres, 5ennor So1laro Mlegro;
ssS5uiti5 uro Sinan3, Discount Sonbp;
l1nterridt, Mferbau, &onbeI nn6 Ss11=
6nitrie, @raf M5ebe6o; MenBeres,
2onis MngaIobes; 6ffertIi6e Mrbei-
ten nr1b Berfebr, Sennor SiIborn-
MOS.
Oie Depei6e fiigt bir311, boB 6ie
&egieru1g melbe bon Ser Mrntee err
nannt tpor6en iit >pom Bolf begeiitert
begriiBt tpnr6e, fotpie oab sic &egiez
rnng 6ie Nnf1nft Beg ebemoltgen So
nigs ManueI erlDarte nrt6 i15tpii9e1
tire Mn1tsgeidafte ansiibe.
8ertdfe tui0eripredenb.
Eoris, 8. sgebruar. Die Gage
III &ortngul 1T nnbeitinlnt, 1no bic
lie tpiberlpre9enbe Ma9ri6ter trofen
in Baris Elm.
y Depel6en aus 2iiinbon ingen, 6nB
cine MbtetIung roba1iHiiher Srnppen
11or6li6 bot, Dngn6eo in bie Sluht
aetrieben nr6 Ser &on11nnoeur get0-
tet iei. Sss11 goimbro ion g1nbe berr=
iden. &opoIiitiihe @efongene INT
8eiro 11to @i5en iin6 IN Sigueirn ing
E@efdngnis geieht tDor6en.
Die Hegtern1g bjh 10 tpirb binal1.
Fgefigt bies 3ipilgo1p perne,ire eriubt
|ludbrenb Ser nnrube1 alf Drem 90
,itet, gu bIeiben. Gin Streif SET @ifen-
|babnonqeitenten i'm fioli9etts Bort11-.
|aaI 1T beige1egf htor6en. -
Depefbeti ditg Dporto, tpel6e iiber.
Mq6ri6 bef5rbert tplir6e11, fdgen, baB
bort Sic Mnffn11ftt BEG eDen1oligen Rs0a s0i;.|
|nigs manueI ertpartteet Il It tperoe
i. 81 Dpprto bot sic boIiffiIbe Ne-
aierl,na fo1gen6e o11ttfriide Brof1a1rid.
tiot1 erlnffen:: d
uMne 1r6rb1i1en Eruppen finb Ser
Monnrdie trel, ergeben. Ser rep1.-
brifanif1en Sr1ppen in mergo ltn6
MiabeIbn baben Dor BEN Eruppen beg
Dberfteng goterenl Die GIl9t erdriffer.
seleqropben. 1tnb SeIepb gerbin.:
61uq 1nff 1iffnbon i e ,1nterbro9en.:
Ole pof1 SCI Ii e repnbI Inionifden sgtegiex
r,111a .or9nnitiff ndit rteibieung
berfapt n1eBr i1i ills { inebr II tpeiI mebrere
Warni ionert ffuiir 66ie aeeondrbie ein-.
. 81 ~ r3E II
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2pb berfb56nert bds 2ehe,ts. lobe
ieoen, Der Sob berbie,tt. 3D..
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Staatsitreith int Portugal
erfclareib?

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February 9Th, 1919, as required. by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-12-11
MR.. GRAVES LECTURE

The expectations of all were fully
realized last evening at the Woman's
Club. Promptly at $3.50 DIR. C. NJ.
Britain, of the Baptist church, in
II oduced the speaker of the evening,
John Temple Graves. DIR. Britain
told the audience that while Mr..
Graves duties kept him the greater
portion of the time north of the Mason
and Dixon line, yet Mr.. Graves was
a gentleman of the old South. He told
how he and many others in college
had competed for the Graves medal
for oratory at Mercer University, and
cited many other instances that prov
ed John Temple Graves a public ben
efactor. A large audience gave ap-
.preciative hearing and applause.
John Temple Graves, dignifed
forceful and eloquent, then came for
ward. He told his audience that he
felt he was as much Floridian as a
Georgian because he had spent q
number of years in Florida in the
newspaper field; he expressed appre-
citation and pleasure in having before
him descendants of those he knew
long years ago. His address was q
truly GAIL American" speech. The
sacrifices and costs of the great wal
were discussed. and he advanced the
plea that in all its terror and suffer.
ing, the nations and the people IN.
volved were responsible, for their ma.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-12-11

overreached itself. Profteering of
every class was condemned.
He paid a beautiful tribute to some
OF the heroes of the Argonne, who a
few weeks ago shouldered picks and
went into the coal mines of Kansas IN
order that women and little children
might not suffer from cold.
He said he had a platform and
would support any candidate who
would adopt it without question as to
his political creed. That platform
was work or starve, save or want,
play together or play hell, be an
American or get out of the country.
He appealed to every public body,
the Rotarians, boards of trade, Ke-
wants clubs. the Chautauqua, lyceum
and other avenues to the public to
stand for every movement for public
good, stand for the government,
stand for the peace treaty, stand for
the covenant of peace, stand for eve
rything that leads to higher and
nobler endeavor The times demanded
of every one their full duty.
We must assist with our ballots,
with the example of our lives, and
not by revolution; that it was the
time for the great middle class to give
the questions of national and inter-
national unrest serious study, and
take part in history making activities
open to u.s..
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tional and individual falling away
to Him who could have called legions
OF angels TO have turned the tide of
battle at any time. He believed the
purpose of the war was to form an
universal antithesis for war; to turn
people from frivolities to things of
serious concern. He praised the
league of nations. and aimed heavy
condemnation at the heads of those
who from a political standpoint had
held out unrelenting destructive crit
iclsm of the greatest covenant ever
conceived; that we went into the war
in spirit of altruism, which at the
termination of hostilities made US the
big brother of the world, which made
the hands which throttled the hope of
civilization and peace all the more
criminal.
He laid bare before US the results
of the endeavors of the labor agita-
tors. No man denied to another an
effort to better his condition; at no
time in the history of the world had
capital cndeavored to meet the reas-
enable demands for the comfort and
welfare of the laboring class and had
given the laboring class every oppor-
tunity of being the happiest and most
thoroughly satisfied men in the world,
but the spirit of those who were not
born under our sun. foreigners who
represent nothing that is akin to ues
or to our institutions, have spread
their false doctrines until labor had
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Yesterday afternoon at her home
on Fort King avenue, Mrs. Leverett
Futch very charmingly entertained
the Wednesday auction club of which
she is a member. AS the guests ar
rived they were invited into the music
room, which was made bright with
quantities of poinsettias placed ar
tiStically around the room. Here the
ever fascinating game of auction was
greatly enjoyed for several hours. aft
er which Mrs. Futch served to her
guests a delectable polnsettia salad
pimento sandwiches, olives, cheese
straws and hot chocolate. The color
scheme of red and white was display
ell here also. Mrs. Harry Walters
was the lucky one for making highest
score and for her skillful playing was
awarded a handsome hand-painteC
bon-bon dish. Those who enjoyed
Mrs. Futch's hospitality were the fol
Icwing ladies: Mrs. Fred Hooker. Mrs
E. J. Crook, Mrs. Paul Simmons, Mrs
Eugene Peek. Mrs. Charles Rheinauer
Mrs. J. d. Robertson, Mrs. Anna Hol
der and Mrs. Harry Walters.
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CARD OF THANKS

Our hearts are sore, dear friends,
50 sore that words fail US; and indeed
there are no words that could tell you
how we appreciate all you did for
"Our Doctor"
There was never a day during all
his illness that friends did not come
or send "1ove-touched" tokens of their
thought of him and you who know his
tender, sensitive. beautiful nature,
know how these things gladdened his
heart.
Friends, we thank you, we love you
and we pray God to bless you every
one Mrs. E. Van Hood.
DIR. ]. w. Hood.
Mrs. w. A. Collier.
Mrs. Lew Lyons.
Marguerite Porter.
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market, the best that modern ingenuity can
make. The models type d. E-2 and G-2 are
the three most popular models the Columbia
Graphophone company have produced. In our
Christmas Club there are twenty Type D-2, twen-
ty Type E-3 and ten Type G-2 machines in all.
That is all. When the membership of SO is
reached, the Club will be closed. No more will
be sold on this plan
Pay Only $500 Cash. Make your selection
of either model you desire in mahogany, fumed
oak or American walnut and make the payment
of $500 down. Your machine will be tagged
with your name-stored free of further charge
and delivered anywhere you want it on Christ
mas eve. In the meantime you can make
weekly payments of $500 per week, and you will
insure yourself against the time when Columbia
Grafonolas will be hard to get
The Ocala evening star., 1919-12-11
lis Announcement Should Bring Joy Into Every Home

Hundreds of homes in Marion County and
surrounding country will be made happy this
Christ ma through our Christmas Grafonola
Club. This offer is one that will be impossible
for to repeat, because after this supply is ex-
hausted it will be an impossibility for us to get
any more machines this season.
GOldman'S Christmas Club Plan. The plan
is very simple-yet splendid opportunity. The
Grafonoas included III this Club are the best to
be had anywhere for the price We ask for them.
They we'll known, nationally advertised,
guaranteed in every way by the manufacturers
and ourselves. They are not experiments trying
to find market, with no assurance to the pub
lie that the factory making them will be in busi
ness six months from the day they are sold. The
Columbia Grafonola has been accepted for years
as being the best standard Phonograph on the
The Ocala evening star., 1919-12-11

Edward Green and George Davis
are cheerfully greeting their friends
in Ocala today. This is Edwards Sec
ond visit since returning from France,
but the first time George has been
home since he joined the army.
George was in the motorcycle corps,
and was thrown from his machine and
severely injured while engaged as a
dispatch bearer. He yet limps from
mis- injuries, but is as bright and
cheerful as on the day he went away.
These two brave boys are among
those to whom their country owes a
great debt.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Purvis have two
of their sons visiting them for sew
eral weeks. Mr.. w. M. Purvis of New
York and Porto Rico, and First Lieut..
w. NJ Purvis. who has recently re-
turned from France, but came direct
to Ocala from Fort Henry, Balti-
more, where he will return after his
furlough spent with his parents.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-12-11

Mrs. E. B. Green will return this
afternoon from Tampa, where she
accompanied her niece and nephew,
Miss Tillie and Master Edward Moy-
ers. several daVS ago.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-12-11

Mrs. c. /. Gamsby will entertain
the married ladies' auction club this
afternoon at her home on Wenona
street.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-12-11

Mrs. LaValle Green will arrive this
afternoon from Tampa to spend sew
eral days with her cousin, Mrs. T. E.
Bridges. Mrs. Green is en- route to
her home at Bishopville, S. c., after a
delightful visit with relatives in Tam
pa
The Ocala evening star., 1919-12-11

DR.. Watkins and family of Mica
nopy, were in town last night to at
tel dthe performance of Pollyanna at
the Temple theater.