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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-18
typewriter Used AZ . Pendulum.

In the show window Of downtown
typewriter concern stands an impos-
ing looking clock more than six feet
tall. It In attractive. but what espe
cially invites the attention IN the pen
dulum. The bob II unlike any other
I'm the city. being a full sized type
writer, one that could be set MP on
Q desk and put In active use.
The suspended typewriter swings to
and fro all day long. Judging from
the excellent time the clock keeps.
the typewriter bob does its work faith
fully and weIl.-New York Times.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-18
DESCRIPTION OF LAND

Old Survey except 104 It nj
and 5 by 81 IT and w in sci
cor. -
Lot 25 Magnolia Place .... 4
Lot 20 Magnolia Place $3.50.
Lots 80 and 40 Magnolia Place.
Lots so 81 Magnolia Place ...
Lots 6S So Magnolia Place II
Lot 8 block 1 Palmetto Park
Lot ! block ) Palmetto Park. i
Lots ? 3 block 5 Palmetto Park
34S # n and on end lot Oi
lot = and 8 acres on end lott
q or q Caldwe1rs Add. i
Com at a point 1887 IT n and
2I0 of sw cor of mex -.
n 42O It AIS It 420 IT W 476l
% IT 3 and w by 112 # n and 81
in sw cor lot 81 Gary's Add
975s fl and w by liz IT n and
in ne cor lot IS Gary's Add
70 # and W by lis u IT n and
s in sw cor lot S6 Gary's Add
40 # e and W by 115h It n and
$ in Sc cor lot SO Gary's Add
Com 135 II w of ne cor lot 8SI
Gary's Add, w IS 1t liz It 81
IS It n liz It ...........
40 It and W by IL II n and
20 IT o and w by liz It n and
in ne cor lot 90 Gary's Add
Com 135 It w of Sc cor lot 1901
Gary's Add w 90 It 8 liz It el
80 II n liz 1t ...........
Lot II block ! Lincoln Heigh tsI
Lots 10 IL IL IL block 3 Linz
coin Heights ............l
Lots l 2 . block S Lincoln
Helghts 1900. -. .....
Com 326 It W OF Sc cor lot 81
IT 40 ct N liz It w ia ft M
so It and w by lis It n and 8
in ne cor lot Scott s survey
Lot D blk 2 less % inches ON nj
end Ditto's Revised plat -.
152 It and w by 63h It n and
in ne cor lot i E G Smiths
Com at sw cor lot E CT
Smiths Add III It n 139 I'll
W 40 It n 13s IT W 80 It o
so It and w by 100 It n and o
in sw cor lot < q. Smiths
S1z lot II E. G. Smiths add.
Lot II Mitchells Revised plat
Lot 90 Mitchell Revised plat.
Lot 8 Green's Add.
Lot / block West End. .....I
Lots 10 IL block q West End. i
Lot block 80 West End.
Lots Is 20 block 80 West End
Lot 9 block 2 Western Add. -.
Lots and block Wetsernl
Lot 1 block 6 western Add.
Lot S block 6 Western Add +.
Lot 10 Reardon's Due West lots
Lots / 3 Z . block 53 Santa
Maria Place 49,. >. .....
Lot % block SIS Santa Maria
NeH Of nvA ex . acres In ne
NwH of swA and sm of nwM |
SwA of swA ex nh OF nwA of
SwA lot 1 Ciine's Add 49,.
E11 lot Cline's Add .....
Com 154 # of sw cor lot 3
Cline's Add g liz It n 40 It W
liz &c 40 &c .............
Sc u lot 9 Cline's Add ......l
Ell lot II Cline's Add $1,000
SwA lot Is Cltne's Add. .....
Lot 16 Cline's Add .......-.
Lot Is ClIne's Add 1890.
All except lots / and OF lot
Is - q cli1 ne c, Add iAdd..
Lot 81 Cline's Add ........
Lot Is Tucker Hill .........
Lots IL 13 IL block D Dunn's "
W A a.a $500, :, 49,: ~ 1r .,;S
Lot 1s block Z Dunn's N WI
= Add .......... -. ...I
Lots 2 6 block Dunn's N w
Lots I and IL blk L Dunn's N
Lots Ii and is block T Dunn's
N w Add
Lot 10 block range I Goss add
SwA lot 4 block range 1 Gossl
Lot 4 block / range Goss add
NJ OF nwH lot block 3 rangeI
EH lot 1 block range Goss
EK lot . block 1 range i Goss
VIZ lot block / range 4 GossI
Wa lot block range 4 Goss
Lots ! r. Biisgs;' SUB lot 8
Lot IL sub Of lot s $1,000. 4,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-18
NOTICES!


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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-18

Old Survey except 104 IT N
and by 81 IT and w in Sc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26
Sale of Turpentine Rights

Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor, Florida National
Forest, Pensacola, Florida, until IL
o'clock noon OF the 18th day of No
vember. 1919, for the right to turpen-
tine any, or all OF the pine timber
located within the Florida National
Forest on the following designated
sections: Round timber three year con-
tract, no bid Of less than $175.00 per
thousand cups considered: Section IA
T. n. r. 81 W., 10000 cups. Section
"a T. N r. 81 W., 1000 cups. Sec
lions "a and 26 T. N. r. % W., 1920
cups. Section 20 T. N. R. % w,
10000 cups Section 80 T. 2 N. r. 20
W.. $500 cups. Section T. s. r.
% W., 1000 cups. Sections IL and 13
and north part of IA T. s r. "a W..
1000 cups. Section 6 T. N. r. rs
W, $500 cups. Timber for back cup
ping, three year contract, no bid Of
less than $4,000 per thousand CUPS
considered: Section T. N. r. Fl
W., Section IL T. n. r. 20 W.,
and Section So T. N. r. % W.. 1900
cups. Section 80 T. 1 N. r. 25 W.,
$500 cups. Section 26 T. n. r. Is
w, 1900 cups. Section 81 T. I N. r.
r. 26 W., $500 cups Section 2 T. I
S. R. 26 W.. 5000 cups. Section IL
T. s. r. 26 w. 300 cups. High face
timber-one year contract. no bid Of
less than $3.50 per thousand cups con-
sidered: Sections. 4, 8, 10 and IL T.
n. r. 20 W., 20.70o cups Section
80 T. I n. r. 26 w, Section 36 T.
N. R 81 W. 9,40o cups Section 80
T. N. R. II W. 400 cups Two year
contract, minimum bid considered.
$500 per thousand cups-Section 8
T n. r. 20 W. 200 cups Section
~ T. 2 N R. II W.. minimum bid con-
sfdered $1,000 per thousand cups, 1900
cups, two year contract All cup estd-
mates given above are approximate
only, and sale VIII be by actual count.
$4,000 deposit required with bid, game
to apply ON purchase price II bid Il
accepted. and to be refunded f bid Is
not accepted The right TO reject any
or all bids is reserved Before sub
uniting bids fun Information, sample
contract and NECESSARILY forms, should
be obtained frum Supervisor. Forest
Service Pensacola F1orida- L. L.
Bishop, Forert Superv1sor-
la5u-Oct57I1-z6
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26
SCARRITTT BECOMES
HUDSON-ESSEX DEALER
Establishes Temporary Headquarters a
127 East Zarraaossa Street.

Approaching the. importance of Pen
sacola as an automobile center. D. der.
NJ. Scarritt has taken the local agency
for Essex and Hudson cars, temporary
headquarters being at 127 East Zarra-
gossa street. Mr.. Scarrirt Is well ac-
quainted here and recently returned
from service in the aviation division
tenant.
Service is the motto and Hudson fac
tories and Mr.. Scarritt intends to live UP
to the reputation borne by the cars
which he handles. While the Essex Is
new in the automobile world, 1t has
already earned a reputation for mileage
am general usefulness. The Hudson
Super Six is among the top notchcrs
ir the motor world and is the pleasure
car used by Ralph DePalma. Last win
ter while DePalma was establishing new
speend records on a Florida beach in a
car of another make. his wife looked on
from a Hudson Super Six limousine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26
WRIGHT BEATS
PENSACOLA IN
MUDDY CONTEST
yIcKERY SAVES LOCAL HIGH
SCHOOL FROM BLANK BY RUN
MING FIFTY-FINE YARDS IN LAST
MINUTES OF PLAY.

Mobile. Oct. 25.-(SpeciaD-The Uni
versity Military Academy, wright's. de-
feeted Pensacola High here today 10 to
s. in a football game played on an ex-
ceedingly sloppy field. The Wright team
wac better than their opponents in every
department of the game.
Roe starred for Wrights, making
every touchdown. He scored the first
from the S-yard line in the first quar-
ter In the second quarter Roe inter-
copied pass and ran IS yards for a
touch down. Roe went over from the
5-yard line in the last period for
Wright's final tally.
.Vickery saved Pensacola from blank
by intercepting a pass and running 55
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26

rate of interest and with same ma
turity date as previous issue, and tnat
advertisement be inserted In the daily
papers of this city as required by law
calling the said election and advertis-
ing the sale of said bonds contingent
upon their being authorized, in order
that the Barrancas Road may be COM
pleted at the earliest possible moment
Be it also resolved that the citizens
of the city be requested to offer theil
services to serve as inspectors ane
clerks in said election.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26
BOY is BURNED BY
LIVE ELECTRIC WIRE
Law Hanging Wire Was Encountered
While Hiding Bicycle.

While riding a bicycle near the COR
ner of Commandments and Church
street early yesterday morning. Vaughan
Markham. white boy living at IL East
Intendencia street. was knocked from
his wheel and severely burned by a live
wire.
The wire was hanging from a tele~
graph pole and came within few feet
of the ground. The lad suffered severe
Injuries about the face and was con-
sicerably shaken up by the shock. The
Electric Company was immediately not
flied of the accident and the boy was
taken to his home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26
MIDNIGHT AND IN HIS SWEET.
HEARTS BOUDOIR!

Her scream had aroused the house
fold-Would she accept this young
mans explanation of having imbibed
in a high-ball" to drown "toothache"
as sufficient for the position she has
caught him In red -handed?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26
LICENSE NOTICE

Licenses became due and pay
able October LIST. By the terms
of the Ordinance they become
delinquent after October 31st,
and beginning November 1, are
subject to PENALTY of fifty
per cent 5000. You are urged
therefore to pay your license
durin gOctober, and escape this
penalty.
j. O. WALKER,
Comptroller.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26

The story of an American boy -
Tooth worthy of b. A. degree in aching
airI in the world, in league with the most
try in "Dutch" with his sweetheart at
in debt for his automobile, but always IN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26

val dis for a touchdown.
The ball was in Pensacola territory
most of the time, the Pensacola players
being unable to sole wrights attack
which was based on passes and fake
and runs. Roe consistently gained on
open plays. and whe close to the Pen
sacola goal was almost always able to
60 either around or through for the
necessary distance to score.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26
LEGAL NOTICES

After Saturday. Oct. Is, the Barkdull
Land Company will occupy their new
quarters at 80 East Garden, End door
west of Pensacola Electric Company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-26
Hang your hat
In the store that won't
"hang it on"

What you get this Fall will
depend on where you get it
and it's just as easy to get
stung as it is to get satisfied.
Good quality mems suits
this Fall are not being sold
for a song. You will have to
pay at least $50 for anything
worth taking home-if you
pay less you are apt to get it
good and proper"
The safest route to salts
faction is All-Wool-Fast Col
or-Good Tailoring at a store
that you can depend on if any
thing goes wrong.
We combine the three at
Fair prices and then stand
back of the deal as though our
lives depended on it.
Our Fall Suits are the kind
that are building this busi-
ness friend by friend.
FALL SUITS
Prices $4,000 and up.
EEER
Uol1nW6ftcStUle
='=s :=0e';';'-
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Sbabus ciniamcr sers.

@tgentii9 lit es nur elm GROCER
9iigel, benz oieie 3eilen getpiDmet Iein
lollen; aber er 1T ouf ben Rarten
Dom @taate Sbobo als Mpuut puts
nam per3ei9net, unb er bietet in Ieis
ner einfomen @r0Bs einel pieI impoz
Ianteren Mnblid, als mander 8ers
gesriefe!
Ni9t nett norOSitlid BON poeaz
teLo, Soo., eryebt er ii9 gana i9roff
uno unDermittelt aus etner neitep
@bene eupOr, nit pielen .3innen uno
&liiften, unD biloet cine Der gr0Bten
2urioiitGten ieiner Art IN amerita@
ni14em Nrairiez2anoe!
@eitaus ben einOrudspolliten Nn>
Bid bietet Ote1e i9roffe @iniieoler<
SDbe aber unmittelbar beim Sonnen>
@uf9ong. Damn perbergsn bic More
aenzNebel ben @runbltpd Der &uppe
OOaItdnoig. foOoB Oieie frei gu i4pes
ben f9eint; uno oben in Die rotten
2i9ttrablen setau4t, eri4eint 5u-
glei9 aqes unter Den %belonoeren at.
mofp6driI9en '8erbdltn;hen nod
pbantaItil9 pergr0Bert, iooaB Der
3uI9auer cine ungefp0Dnli4e @m>
pfinoung Der S0be uno Der Wtaiie be-
tommt! 0oria lam ii9 Der .8erg
putnom" nit irgenO einem maietd>
tiI6en @o9setirgss SipfeI perglei9sn-
Oie &liifte, aus oenen Der S3atten
nod nid9t io9leib meidt, rrbo9en Die
3ouberbafte Dirtuns Der san3en S5es
merle nod mebr, unO fort uno fort
pe6Ielt oas 6arbenipiel. Mlan tonn
ben groBortigen An6lid in Der bin.
men Cuff auf etpa fiinf5sbn Mellen
in Der 9unoe eenieBen. uno benz @uge
erI9eint Oieies 6O5enpunber tau
I6enb nnbe geriidt.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Sic %~lnmcuiprudIc.

v0nrd ole Slunle iprcdJen" bat
oie folgcnOe NcOcutlng: Nlocbliite:
Gel nid)t eiieriiiGti0. NpielbIite:
Grid old ocutlid)re aus. - Apri'
folen5ueig: Wictne Sicbr lit uncuO.
lid. = 9(iter: 3wciile nidt.
8~cllooonna: SD baltic mid uon
sir fern. Y~irfenblott: 9t1bere
Did. - 9relmcliOe 2iebe: SD liebe
Did IeioenihoitliG. = 9utterblu.
me: auf g8icOcrieben. Giitel:
SD mill nidts bon Dir piiien. =
Gonncr6lumc: 9eberrihe DID. =
@n5ian: Meincnbeiten Cant. =
@feu: SD 6altc felt 81 Dir. = Gro.
%bcerbliite: @am iebcn mir uns
micOer? = 6elonelte: gu 9eidult
mir. 6clcrIilie: SD uerO0ttcre
Did. = SelicrllcIfe: Sd bette bid
an. = 6lieocr: Mann mirlt on bid
cntldeiocn? @~dnicbIume: SD
bab' Did Iieb. = @eisblatt: 9art
id 6offen? Ucorgine: Bit OIL nidlt
gu bc5pingcn? = @olOregcn: SD
motte ale Sddge ser @elt Dir 81
6iiBen legcll. &immeli1liiiiel:
0cinc 2iebe oiiuct mir Den Simmel.
Spo3int6e: Sd Iiebe bid. =
Sasmin. SD birte Dir nur 6reuno.
ldoit. = SnmicrgriIn: Sd blei6'
sir trel. = airihbIiitc: Gel meill
fir emiq. - &ldtifroic: @enobre
unIer @e9cimlis. = &lcebIatt: sci
mein treuer 6rcuno. = GornGbre:
Sd mill Did OILS 9raut beimfiibrcn.
= aorn6Iume: Gmi9e Sreue. =
2cbfoie: SD Iicbe bid elpia.
9iIie: Gu bilt mir Elm @n9el. =
2orpenrnaul: Sd min bid ni6t. =
Wfo1n:. Mein @er5 trGumt bon sir.
- Wiprtbe: Monn beiraten wir2
0ahtlhotteu: Sir mouen Der.
I6ipiegen lciu. - Nelfe: SD
ldmadte nod Dir. - Mimoie: Sci
ne acuIdbcit riibrt mid. = Oran.
genblitc: &ciBe 9iebe. = &eieOa:
SD liebc DID Inn Oeiner SeeIengroBe
miQen. - &ittcrlporn: 9eutide
Srcue oacrrucg. = &oie (rote): gu
bolt mid bciicgt. = &oie (piloe):
@orum pcribnldblt OH mid? =
&oIcnblatt: Sa. Moienitengei:
Nein. - &osmorin: SD barre auf
ser 2iebe 2obn. SalIcrampfer:
sic ni6t 10 empfinOlid. Stief.
miitter6en: @nrum lic6it OH MIDI
nidt? = SauienOgulOcnfraut: 9ein
&ei6tum i6redt mid ab. = Suba-
role: Mir iduant llnbeil. = Sui
pc: &oIte Sh0nbeit. = 8eiIdsn
(6loues): llnIerc 2iebe bleibt &c.
heim. = @eildcn (peiBes): Sd
0meifIe. @ergiBmeinniht: Ser
glib mein nidt, 8aiierlinie:: SD
troue Den itiacn @alicrn nidt.
@egelpartc: Sd barre oeiner.
@einbliite; Gel mutig. = @inoe:
gin oeiner 2iebe foiic i6 @ut.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

3ufunftsbiI0. Souriit
(alf einem iebr 5erflifteten 9erge):
.@os beoellten benn 6ieic Dielen
EelepbonIeitungen bier?"
.Siibrer: n@iiien g, oie fiibrcn
in Die frequenteiten Sdludten, oa-
nit Sic Mbgeitiir5ten gIeih Inn Sill
fe telcpbonieren fonncr!"
- @ngenebme @usi6 t.
9ie 1ere @r5ieberin: nNrn, &in-
Der, i6 boffe, mir merOen nit
chamber gut ausfommen uno
red]t LANCE 8uiammen bleiben; mie
bieB 6enn cure friibere @r3ieberin?"
v0ie lesten orei bieben annal"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Sm @ffenbohnfnpee E.

SIN Tel a n e e.
". (neueierig gu einein MitreiIen-
oen): $50 fabren sic oenn bin?"
g.: ogto9 2eip5i9."
ST.: 80, un0 mas tun sic Oort9"
g.: nIusIteigen!"
= &aorig. uSerr SriIeur, ba.
ben Sic niht fir meinen fabIen
9opf elm gutes Saarmudsmittel9"
DSier, mein Serr, tuenn Sic oies
o6t Sage brau6en, ie6en Sic aus
tpie n Mffe."
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

goriidtig. uSerr @oIoblatt,
geben sic mir Sbre So6ter = i'd
liebe Tie iiber aGes!.... 8enn sic
mir lire Sano ecbeu, werbe i6 tie
ms 8araoies fiibren!"
mSd0n geIpro9en Serr Baron,
icbr ifon; ober icgen sc mer audi,
pie bod fomint nler 8 gntree?"
= Sorti9ritt. ~...S, man
fam aud beute nod gu etwas font
men! @Is mir beirateten, 6a bat
man ms nidt fir 5ebn @fennie'
&offee frcoitiert, uno beute baben
mir apan5igtauieno Marf = S4uI.
0eni"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Trnu W2it:

-Seimge3obIt. 5rau Mit.
telmeier: Sic 5onfen iid ia NIT
allen 2euten, - sic Srou Nicoer-
meier lit aud gon5 eiitig nuf Siel"
Srau Sbermeier: so? ln0 nil
len sic oud, pes6oIb? @eil ih ie
neiiIid in Ser 9Gmmerlng fir sic
gpbolten bab'l"
8erungIHfte 81 o m-
Sltnger @r3t (Oer nit Ell.
mem SreunOe tueggebt): DGie beuti-
&c Spre6itunoe fdat aus, Sobann;
iogen sic oos Sen 2elitenl"
Diener: nSnnobI; nber paIien
sic oiif, Serr 9oftor, graO beut'
fommt einer!"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

on c orme acplootc 6rou 5u on
lo6oc. lin mcun ic mid OcH gSe1
fommc Oubt. Scrr Hcoodtiondr.
Damn frieg i'd e @ut. Dab i'd allies
tor5 I'M tlein idnciBc tonlt, in
flubOing oic YiSie; omluer ais ?
GitbI Jag id) Qor nids nm laiie ole
9i55ie ru6ig mcitcr rcbie, bis ie
ausgcrc6ft bet. bicfobs ei iduit
morrie.
@omit i6 ocrbleime
SGne &brn licucr
8biIip Souerampe r.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
@ebronmtes aino. :

= @ebrannteS &in6. -
49,. @orlim fiirdteit gu Old
benn, oer Monn tut Dir bod nidts.
gr ion Did ia MIR Photographic
rer."
80, er tut mir bod mos! 9eim
3abnarat BAIT gu oud INNER ge-
iagt, 6oB er mir nii9t tut
Sn Der 2eibbibIto-
@rin3ipaI Gu ieinem tteuetl
limb tpenn NAL elm
iun9es SrGltIein obiolut nidts 8af-
lenoes finoet. -. 10 geben sic ibr
nnr 'mos llnpaIienOes ....l limo oas
paBt ibnen immer!"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

-@i9tige Beron. n@as.
@eperI, Oh bilfit 9einem Safer
ni,d idon am @ait?"
DSa, Der 8ater bort idIedt, unO
90 muB i6 a6t eeben, tpenn's
5noIfe idIagt!"
8eim &eiratsber.
mittIer. y. .@uBeroem iinge i'd
gut uno ipieIe &labier unO @eieel"
n9os oiirfte fem Sinoernis iein,
mein 6r6uIeinl Ser SER lit
n1mlid talbl"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
9as @ 6Iimmere

J
Dir bat iie etpige Ereuc gci6moren
uuo iie bot ibr @ort gebroden!"
sgto, tr6iten sic ii9! = Mir lit
es nod i6limmer gegangenl W9ir
bat Cine eipige Srelte geidworen
rnb - iie bat ibr @ort gebaltenI~
q rrnbIi6. sd bab'
meinem Mann georobt, oaB, tpenn
er nidt ieoen Sag i6reibt, i6 wic-
Der nod Saltle fomme."
Limb befolet ct oos?"
r@epiBl @r i6reibt iogar ieOen
Gag 5meimall"
@bgebIitt. u@enn Sic
Die Meine peroen, Srdulein Cha, -
i'd miiroe Sic mein gauges 2ebcn
lang alf Den &dnoen tragenl"
rSa, bnben sic oenn gar ni6ts
onoeres 6i tltn?"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

Gin barmlOer @atte.
g eonntcr (ocrtraulif): ~6ilnfmal
6ot scr Mcfcrenoar ldon nit Sbrer
Irau gctan3t, uuo icSt iiecn lie bel.
Inmmcn uno fliiltcrnl Sit oas nidt
6cunrl1igcno fir Sic?"
Mcnticr (lhuBiA): nYicinen Sic,
ooc or lie. . .anpatmpen mirb?"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

Often. 2iii: rSrau @iil@
Ter bot nod Sbnen wdbrenO Sbrer
@bipeienbeit gefroat, gnGoiee 6raul"
@nGbige: rSo?.... @ott iei
onnf, ooB i6 nift 81 Sauie parl"
2iii: $50, oos bat 6rau Miiler
olt6 geiogtl"
= Ole fonequente 3 IL
9 n. n@ie alt Iin0 Sie?"
-~29 Sabre, SEER 8rdiiOent!"
n29 gaben Sic atd Dor 5fpei
Sabren onI"
n@epiB. Sd bin feline ioIfe, Sic
beitte 10 mo morgen 10 iagt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

OlNN WI "
gan5 i'm Stiae
IN in mcine Sn.
ieit 10 Orimruer
nohocnfe. mas
for { Giiicren6
5uiicbe Die Wen.
idlc is, i'm mic
oiele Scin0 Wen'
id)e notig limo, c
Mclt Eli Mode,
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

@erfona grotiiii i'm a.
@r5t (bei Der l1nteriudung): rSerr
Baron mober riibren pobl oieie
S1mielen an Sbren Sdultcrn?"
&ofling: rgrf sic SteCen peroe
id bon Sobeit 10 oft brloooa ge-
fIopft."
Gin mufifaIide r
n4in6er, mad)t bod niGt
10 elm @ei6reil. @enn Sbr i9on
9drm MAIDEN poat, 10 geBt ins =
Mulif5immer!"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Q~meifeInnftes @nt.

3meifel9oftes @nt.
eegenfomme n. Vlaublger:
.0reimal mar id beute ihon nit
ser &ednuns bier, obne Sic gu
trcffen."
S6uIoper: r9as tut mir leio,
MeiItcr!... sic fonnen li6 aber
oarouf perlaiien - bon iest an
tueroe id Montags INNER 81 Saule
icin."
Mus Ser 70 eren Sod-
erl1uIe. s@as wilicn sic,
SrGulein MIna, bon Der alten @e-
lGi6te?"
.1aR iie eipia neu 6leibtl"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

Seine anfi6t. Eatient
gum Spc3iaIor3t fir M~agcnfron-
fe): nWti9 ipu1loert's, Serr Drftor,
oaB sic Sbre Spreditunoe MOI gems
obhoIten nn0 nift lieber no6 Dem
Mittogeiien. per lit oenn NOR
gems idon mogenfrant?"
@er6noppt. &idter:
vSie tpoaen oIio totoI betrunfen
getpeIen iein, oIs Sic BEN lleber6ie.
Der itablcn9"
angeflogter: nNotiirIid - Ionit
bdtt' i6 ood einen beiier'n genotn-
men!"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

u&Iatiden tue id ia prin5ipiea
nibt, Srau Na6barin, ober wena
i9 ettpaS re6t i6euBIi9es iiber Die
&dtin, >oieie eflige 8erion, erfabrcn
fonnte, miirbe i'd es init Dem bod
item 8ergniigen meter er5G6lcn."
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
Wfrmrr EG;rribebriEf NEs
Nbilipp { ~aMerampttr.
4s

Iieber Scrr 3eoadtionGr: -
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

sic ba6en mobl aud \
G6wips? ga nehmen Sic lid MIR
in @dt, Inn 6ieie Set BOLT MIDI
immer mcine Nltc ab, unO bic
fam feline 8etrunfenen leiOen, Oa
fonnen Sic audi leiht cine Sradjt
o~bfriegen."
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24
GrflGrt.

geamter: sit oos niat Gin
Sfanoal? Nah 50i1bri9er Gienlt-
oeit befonlme i'd Ben Orocn, wei-
6cn icoer Mq1tmddter nit 20 Sap
rem b%cfonnit!"
s.: .Sa, mein 2ie6cr, Na6t-
cienlt a1blt ieocnfaas Ooppelt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-24

@cuu ih Ic
The Keota news., 1919-05-30
Next Week IL Cleanup Week.


AZ measure for the improvement Of
our town ~ well as for the purpose Of
securing greater security against fire.
and for conserving the public health.
the Mayor and the Board Of Trustees Of
the Town Of Keota have appointed the
week beginning June l. 1919. ~ Clean
Up Week and request the cooperation
Of oil the residents Of the town.
During the first four days OF the
week. or prior to Thursday. loyal Keo-
tans will rake up all accumulations Of
rubbish from their premises. depositing
same In boxes or piles In the alleys.
from where Il will be hauled at town
expense. The unsightly and indiscrim-
mate dumping Of refuse within town
limits. or along public highways. will
be avoided by those who show respect
and consideration for their neighbors.
The rubbish heap 10 prolific source Of
property loss from fires. and 10 vicious
enemy Of the public health. Let's
swat it hard this coming week: and
then provide containers. 80 that further
accumUlations may more readily be re-
moved at regular intervals.
4, NJ TOWN OF KEOTA.
TsN F. s. Marklcy. Mayor.
The Keota news., 1919-05-30
". E Bsrkholdes Sells Farm

". E Burkholdef Sells Farm
A deal wss completed the first Of this
week whereby w. e. Burkholder sells
bis 320-scrs farm to Mary Hunstsin.
for %, 600. Mrs. Hunstein DOW lives on
. rented farm. seven miles west Of
Eaton. and will not take possession
here until January l, and until that
time Mr.. Burkholdsr will continue to
occupy the place. Ars. Hunatein b .
widow, with three grown sons. one Of
whom b in France. and another son
about ten years Of age. She 10 said to
have plenty Of farm equipment, and
extra good lot Of live stock. The Burk-
holder farm 10 located eleven miles
northeast Of Kcota, has 220 acres under
cultivation. and the improvements =
mount to about q, 600. the greater part
Of which u invested In . new bune allow.
now practically completed. Mr.. Bark-
holder took . new Oakland Six auto
n,96,le In part payment.
Fortaes. Photographer. Sterling. Colo.