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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-11

the butter and then In his own Ian
guaFs "demoliahss a."
mo cells = eagerly sought after.
especially By The children who oan
easily be bribed 10 20 10 church on
Tor dinner. Then 4 a wedding nearly
the ringing Of tbs village bell and then
those Who are invited 30 to the eel
ana potato feast AZ the home OF the
bride The marriage. always occur
on sunday" said the woman who was
telling Of a great wedding for the com.
|stcrns1fnf on any othcf tay.
Ths voiandamcrs catch the greater
part of the n<h sold In the markets OF
Amsterdam and great piles Of them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-11


land. These. however. arc removed
rhen thst 70 N the hoa<>s = ire
qusntly one may see half a dc1tr
pairs befors q doorway.
Ths Volantam hshsrmfn are uniIse
the other HoIianttrs snd have a 90
tinctissnsss all their orn. Thsy are
thicksst men Who show that fhsy afs
well fed ~ al times although the
food sstsn during their nshinr tips
- coarss. consisting % nah. potatoes
and plenty Of Fin. Thsy are nersJ
buiiisz. but n imposed upon are rred,
10 nIht. Their ~cfh Is no chIid'f
play 80 they oora><< great
strsnGth. fhey are usually oevout
Catholics n kinc 70 th<.r families
Tbs costumes ~ no women ara
familiar 10 ever, lover q picinros <,d
there are artist. IN tbs coanfry rho
v have fifis % q own land pose
for them wearing the VcIandsm eos-
tunes Thooe Dlcfnrea Wills nTfixiIc
are hevs quite AZ s~uccspsfui a. lhote
sketehsd On the pot
Fsw countries have such a VARSITY
Of costumes !. The Dutch. for each
section has its own style and hat Of
yoinndam q perhaps The most unlQua.
me sifis are rather pre,fS with their
lace ears. with points 1foi1ctina on
each side Of thu facs, Ih<, se<f a.
isasf = doz<n petucc<fa which are
suspended from . H>o6<o koer
around the waist Tha Guitar s1irt "
made Of wooden stun fy<ooen,ir
striped sr subroid<f<d N siI<. Tho
wA'sts are Of . bright eoIer sn1 efs
made tixht and riaIn viii 4 NM
handkarchikf Or ~Al11 laeo c1I11< 81
the supplies shApe o1u11& e1ou1 ~
nsch. Ihs tfeas<s ass sh1rt unso&
shsw % ne vess<n st>>A ~ CO.,
orea. both beYs sne girlo dr>1e -
1872 NE >H1I< tce6al11
-su<sesnsr about ~ r-euH1uf1r. Ubs
risy along the dyAtg pHlcH y sa<o 70
attract the adu.<1fies % he $50
biAss visitor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-11

a kettle Of boflas water over u and q
lump Of burning turf a. the bottom
isused. While the nsh are being cleaned
the gin shops 2 well ~patronizsd for
a little Ein and sugar seems 10 put
new life into the tired Alderman who
has for days before wsafhersd the
storms Of the sea.
In isso william Bsnksia1oou fIs-
covered the art Of preserving herrins
with salt and the Dutch fisheries BE-
came prohiable the same method Of
preserving the salt herring IL used
today. Sometimes when a storm
sweeps over the North Sea there 4.
great sadness for q fishing boat may
Be lost and the father Of the family
drowned. The volsndemsrs are kind
10 each other and the befsavsd wife
and children are always cared for By
the villagers.
Quaint Customs of Native.
The men are rather taciiura and
a . more for their catch Of nsh than
for their catch 81 money from the
artists although some will ~condesosnd
10 pose. The best pictures OF them.
however. have been painted ron
NAA"NA N8AM " " W. |NW.N||M
when they are on their ruafd. Dur
ing h uunmer they VII often squat
on the ground and either have a chat
In that position, smoke . PIPE o. pisy
cardA They watch cssry nocc Of
the sea sne q vroup watching q boat
come In IL an intsfsrtir0 sight Th>y
smoke rapidly displayins q sort Of
nervous energy and look seventy be-
fore they are nfty. perhaps due 20
their exposurs ~ sea They wear
huge banEy trousers. each trouser
les much wider than the skiffa worn
~ the women Of the present dsy.
tight ntsing xooien shirtA eftep uesd
xlthoat cotfs sad <etI<n caps ven
III thons worn By q Co<rzch xsl1Isf.
Their stockings are yarn. homs-hntt
and their shoes are OF the famous
wooden type 90 popular all over Hot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-11
POINTED

Hard TlctH DO not nIWHy9 mnke an
impression on a soft headed
Yes. Luke, a woman should trust
her husband, but u IL not always ad-
viHable TO let him know u,
There's a good thing about a dog;
he does not pretend to be anything
else.
And lots OF men mako fools or
themselves by doing tho fool thugs
they are invited 10 do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-11

lay "a the dykes at the snd Of each
week ready for the boat from the
Dutch capitol which comes evsry sat
urday evening 10 take the Ash ever for
the Monday market
salt Herring
The herring caught By thee men
are ~excelisnt and those who are fond
Of sels declare that thsy arc . tender
morseL Tho return OF The boats h
always a picturesque sceuo for the
women and children can be seen hur-
uine 10 the wharf where tho boats
land 10 meet their loved ones and heir
~1ih unloadinx "tha cetch-~ xons
Zines the hsh are cleaned before be.
inE eat 10 the market aud ths
seems u intensely interesting. A neat
w painted bucket Of iron Zach hsvinr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-11
The Lille Fishing Village OF Holland Whose Plcfur.
esque People Are favorffe Subjects for Artists
From All Parts of the World.
cspynsht bod. Dol. Iaisrsauss.l sInaIesl.

are niled with rnre antiques.
Curious Custom.
where do you sisepf" asked the
the writer who was being shown
through q house in here" anss cred
the mistress Of the house. and she
opened what looked Ike a wardrobe
aud disclosed n bed much like a berth
on a Pullman car. The bed Wae
downy and covered with q fancy
spread. while the snow whlts pillow.
case vas trimmed with lace. There
we're several Of these closets In the
room each containing q bed. The
entire family sleep here volunteered
the woman. my husband ana III chil.
dren. OF course. he IA away nshlng
from Monday until saturday, when he
sets home with his catch" We soon
discovered that the house consisted Of
two rooms. a kitchen and The living
room with the bed room closets. Just
how the family undrssssd with any
privacy was not explained. How 40
you get air" was asked. "Oh. the
heart shaped euttinrs In the bed door.
let In snourh." was the snrss ~. you
know the night air n not good for
one"
Before ore had recovered from me
shock % the crsmpsd bed ou No;
other instance occurred which was
even startling. A visitor ASKED
Tor q drink % water and thu mlsuc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-11

~HE traveller Visiting places In
Holland rarely omits voiandam.
he home Of the quaint usher
w'oiks % that wonderful little
klnEdom, The trip there 10 generally
mace from Amsterdam and IL along
me dykes through the annals. The
couniry T. repiets with evidences Of
'hnn and Industry and everywhere
one meets something out Of the or.
dinay In this day Of modern Improve.
mems and advancement. There NAV
10 sesn nsids Of grass ~ green and as
lusuriani a. IN The richest part Of
England where the nnesi cattle IN the
world rrsse 10 give the miih and
cresm from which Il made The famous
Holland cheese
hut he L. not iioliand's only In.
fusirv. for h country IL rich In ~
fisheries IND a great part Of tho men
who 40 ''out 20 sen" live AZ voiandam.
a little village on the zuldsr Zee.
Artists Paradise
This place 10 truly The artists para.
disc and many spend the entire sum.
mer there skeichiur the nshermsn ana
theif families n Ia an unhealthy
iooking place with bad drainage. yet
one never seems 10 contract any dls.
sassfhs houses are small. being
Fsheraiiy one ana a half siorie. IN
hsish, with . brilliant red roof They
havs quaint f~urnishinrN indeed some
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called to little Jan TO bring n Of the
beautiful siivsr cups which rested on
tho mantiepiecs In the room. Thsn
b turned back . ruG and lifted .
board In the noor aud drew NJ .
bucket Of water from . small well be-
nsath and dippins the cup Into the
bucket offered the visitor a drink.
Ths American q hesitated "Ob
it's All right" she said. you should 70
70 my brothers place. they often have
frcfa IN n there" All % this was
spoken In coed English. In fact. 80
much English Ia spoken a. volandam
that n begins TO tiink that the
Dutch language 10 q lost arL
sunday A Great Dag
There are about two thousand In
habitants In the village from Saturday
until Monday. for then the men are Al
hons. Sunday IL a big day Ia volan.
dam ana the main street Is thronged
uith the people wearing their bc-f
clothes. Thsy are nearly ell Roman
Catholics n are regular attendants
Al church. They have a dinner Of ssls
and steamins potatoes on that dsx
The cells are fried snd tho potatoes
boiled ana each ono Is dipped In melt
ina butter before n Is eaten. Forks
are almost unknown there and these
people literally follow the old saying
that "nnxer< we're made before fofk."
70 the pisres o. eel are szfsn VIZ tse
nnGern
rho voAndsm sr selects his potato.
picks u up with bis nnEers dips u 10
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03
OUR DAILY SPECIAL

One pretty girl can make four fe.
male enemies in an hour than ten
homely girls can in d week.
There would be no,divorces if a man
loved his wife the way he loves his
Wife's husband.
You do not need to worry about
taking aim when you kiss a girl She
won't let you miss the target.
A doctor does not always diagnose
a case properly. Fe once heard a
doctor tell a chronic kicker that the
latter needed more exercise.
Twin babies are about the only
two folks in the w9rld who can live
as cheaply as one.
The OLD fashioned broad minded
man who believed kthat there were
exceptions to all rules now has a
narrow minded son who believes that
there are violations of all rules.
When prosperous farmer has a
daughter and a nude who both nave
strong voices he never thinks of cUl-
tivating the mule's3vOice.
We have met mahy a queer looking
detective in our time. But we never
Jet one who Looked like Sherlock
Holmes.
What has become of the Old fash
toned man who Used to believe in
ghosts?
Edison invented the phonograph
il spite Of an oEersupply of talk.
And he might redeem himself by in
venting a muffleE before he dies.
Our idea of On over-anxious man
l. a married man who leaves his own
house to look Afor trouble.-Macon
(Ga.) News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

could be bought at ridiculous prices
not later than ten years ago. In his
opinion folks seemed to overlook
Florida for a long time, probably due
to erroneousE impressions as to our
summer climate, swamps, etc. Mr..
Jones has af32-acre grove, and is a
diversified fEmer in every sense Of
the word. He has pigs, chickens,
COWS, an irrigated garden, long
avenue leading across his place that
is hard surfased and lined with
large camphO1 trees, and decorated
grounds that rhakes the prettiest eff
feet imaginablek
1 saw quite d field of Napier grass,
the feed that il at present causing
so much discussion in the state, and
after my short viaw 1 am ready to be.
lleVe any claim made for it as to acre.
age production. upI to 200 tons to the
acre. 1t is so heavy that a team of
mules cannot readily haul a full or
binary wagon load over any sort of
rough going. The sky seems to be
the limit Of it's growth, and Mr.. Jones
told me that all the stock eat it to
their evident enjoyment. 1t grows
and ratoons and looks not unlike cane
and is planted in the Ssame way, eth
er from cuttings or from the seed.
1t looks like a grass, e it can be call
ed such, that has no Emit on produc-
ton"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

air near the surface in depressions
or more or less inclosed valleys to
become denser and colder than that
on nearby hill sides, which increases
the frost risk in the Iowlands. The
lesson from these facts is that early
and tender crops should, so far as
practicable, be- confined to crests,
hill sides and mountain sides, and la
ter and harder crops should be plant
ed in lowlands and valleys.
Notes OnS Frosts, which is Farmers
Bulletin 1O4 of the United states de-
partment Of agriculture in detail and
may be obtained on application to
the department The weather bureau
is preparing. to issue another popular
bulletin ons this subject.-Food and
r'armfng Weekly.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03
noas Asour NAPIER GRASS

The late N zepeniah Butt, for a
iong time a itizen OF ocala. a scien
t'si aud Philosopher. who. twenty
years before " discovery predicted
the discovery OF phosphate in Flor
"a said that iorida's greatest need
Nas q rich. suteulent grass. That II
sueh grass coad be introduced that
would grow on DE ordinary soils of
the state. u would result in the de
velopment IN tbs stock growing in
austry which wou1d work a transfer
nation and Florida would quickly be
come wealthy and popular
Guinea grass. Para grass. Johnson
grass. Natal grass. md other grasses
have all had their innings, and now
Napier grass is having big boost.
In the "Lancers" write-up Of Lake
land In the last Issue of the Florida
Grower the following reference is
made Of the new grass:
Il called at the eighty acre farm
Of James II. Jones. whose place is To-
Gated Just two city blocks outside
the city limits OF Lakeland to the
south. This fine man was born in
New York state, lived for a while in
sae state OF Washington and came To
Florida ten and a half yeras ago. lo'
eating on his present place. 1t was
he who told me that land at Lakeland
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

Ten yeaks from now we will have
in the Glaaes one of the greatest cat
tie sectiOnA in the world" Then why
ask what #ill keep Miami, Fort Lau-
derdale and West Palm Beach up. We
believe that the hog and cattle supply
of this SECTION in the near future will
astonish the world. When the time
comes lets US see that the meat is
cured hers: and the hides tanned and
made intotshoes. The custom of sell
ing livestock to packers one thausand
miles away is foolish and Improbable.
Ii we would thrive we must employ
home Labor and keep the money at
home.-FoH Lauderdale Sentinel.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03
AN ILL CONSIDERED LAW

There are several things in connec-
ton with the Florida legislature
that one cannot understand right off
the bat" but one in particular IS that
with so fmany intelIigentlooking men
in the body, they would pass law
so out ofsIine to the situation as was
that in DE act requiring that the
laws of each session be published in
IA newspaper in each county, and that
the remuneration for such service
shall be 500. The amount would not
pay the cost of printing the laws, or
of TRANSFERRING the registration lists,
in countiess the size of Duval and
Hillsborough, hence the laws are not
distributed hgenerally in the larger
counties because the publishers. who
are the goatsin numerous cases, can
not afford tdfbe the billy goat in this.
Why the legislature did not provide
a sliding scale, according to the num-
Der of voters IN the respective coun-
ties, cannot be comprehended. The
larger counties are the ones which
need to be posted on the laws OF the
1T any need posting
because there is more legal bust
ness in the larger centers of popula,
ton. But theSinability OF the legisla-
ture to understand conditions. and
the inequaIityaof the law publishing
act, prevents me people in the three
or four thicklf populated counties
from getting She service that is ac-
corded the counties with a few thou
sand populatidn-Plant City Courier
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03
SOLVING TAE PROBLEM OF THE
HIGH cost OF LIVING

Mrs. Joel Bishop has solved the
high cost of siving problem, at least
along one line in the culinary depart
ment of hershousehold. The Herald
reporter recently had glimpse into
the kitchenl+pantry ana counted ff-
teen varieties of choicest canned
fruits. jams.Spreserves and jellies, be-
sides several varieties of dried fruits
and vegetables. all grown and pre-
pared on the Bishop farm. Mr.. and
Mrs Bishop have one of the best
home gardens to be found in all south
Florida. Gorda Herald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03
THE SOUTH May VET SAVE TIL {
NATION

The time may come when the An
glo-saxon of tie south will be the
saving factor ip curbing the bolshe
vistic agitatora, of aliens throughout
much Of the north and west. Those
who have for years bemoaned the
fact that the south did not share fair
ly in the great thrush of foreign pop
ulation mayEyet rejoics that in the
Providence df God this section does
not have that problem to the sans
extent as the west and north must
Observation-Disclosures Record.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

JACK FROST APPROACHES

By giving attention to facts estab,
lished by the weather bureau of the
United States department of agricul.
ture farmers and gardeners often
may save crops and money by protect
ing their paintings from frost
For instance, a valley or depres-
sion may be 8 regular catch-aIl for
frosts, while aihill beside it may be
visited much less frequently There
is well recognized tendency for the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

GOVERNOR Cats writes the Tampa
Tribune as If he would Justify his ac-
ton in appointing members of his
family to positions and offices in and
about the capital by similar action
on the part of other state officials.
Still. the. governor appears to be con
siderablyaR the lead in numbers in
volved-arU, besides, two wrongs do
not make oe right.-Plant City Cour-
Ter. = y
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03
FLORIDA NOMENCLATURE

met hqguist who can pronounce
dali the names of the towns and rivers
nj Lake COUNTY He said he lived
a0etween Yataha and okahumpka,
sand going back and forth he cross
ed the Palafakaha, which is one of
the feeders rof the Oxklawaha-or
maybe it WIS the WithlacoOchee
flowing INTO the Minnehaha.-Tav
res Herald![
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

Prohibition is to come to Japan
some day Is an economic measure if
FOR no other reason. The national
intoxicating drink of this Oriental
county is y'sake," and It's rnanufac-
ture CONSUMES 100000 bushels of
rice every syear Rice is the bread
and meat n the Japanese people and
the nation Sis a growing one.-St.
Augustine Record.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

We are glad that General Pershing
kissed a few Of those Florida girls
who were lned up for the regulation
salute. Iteputs new life into an old
nan to get shock from a pretty
Florida girls lips.-Apalachicoia
Times. There are others beside Gen
eral Persblng who will not object to
an occasional shock"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

The building strike and lockout in
Chicago, which for more than two
months has halted construction con-
tracts aggrsgating s5O,OOO,OoO, has
been ended the contractors yielding
to the demand of the carpenters for
pay at the rate of 81 per hour. This
is not a tendency toward cheaper cost
iof buildingE- Columbus (Ga.) Index.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03
WANT
FOR SALE Second hand furniture
Apply to>frs. C. H. LlOyd.-tf.

ESTRAYED7e One dark COW, with
young calf. Was taken up at my
place at Cotton Plant, about four
weeks ago. Owner can have same
by applying at my place and paying
eexpenX Pf keep. J. D. Williams.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

WANTED-A sober and competent
young man for commissary work
in the bNtch& shop department, one
who has Sx4erience in meat cutting
preferred. Good steady position for
the right 6ung man. Address, Cen
trail Commercial Co. Centralia, Fla.
1O-3-3t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

FOR SK1E-Ten acres land located
on Northeast quarter of Southeast
quarter of Southeast quarter of
Section 10, Township II. South Range
% East, near Summerfeld, Fla. w.
T. Hooker, Kinston, n. C.-10-3-St.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03
WANTED
SALESMAN

SALESMAN WANTED - Marion
county, to handle the best little Au-
tomato Peek Adding Machine known,
for Everybody in every position Sub
tracts. MQltiplies, divides. Retails
$3.50, fve\years guarantee. Liberal
commission Address Woolley-Price
Co, Box 1871, Miami. Fla.-9-19-tf.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

lLOST-Gold monogram watch fob on
black ribbon Lost Thursday, Au
gust 81, in Ocala. or on road between
Ocala and. Dunnellon. Liberal reward
if returned to Ocala Banner, care
Watch FoW-9-5-3t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

Mrs. G. S. Scott mas returned home
from visit at Daytoua beach Mr..
and Mrs. John Taylor, who have
cottage AZ na,-4o,,a Aaar'.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

FOR sALE-Three year old register
ed Dur6c boar, dark crimson, curly
hair, Challenger strain, weight about
500 lbs. Win sell for s25OO0. A. Pit
telko, SuRmerfield. Fla.-9-19-3tp
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

All you who savstorpid liver, weak
digestion or cdesFpated bowels look
ont for chifis. The season is here
and the air iysfull OF the disease
germs The t&sl thing to do is to
Set vour liysf in tgood condition and
5urifv the Stomack and bowels. Her
bene is TN right kennedy, it answers
the purpsse completely. Sold by Ger
les Dug Store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For
cattle or sheep, / pure bred short
horn bull. Poland China boar, l good
work mare. sAEan Rodgers, Mgr,
Ocala. Fla-9I92tx.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

Advertise/ 4: will 2ay you No
matter WAT it is, let the Banner sell
lit for y6u.X(AdD.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03
For sALE-Mxwell tor

FOR SALE-Naxwell touring car in
good condiNop. Price $4,000. Ap-
ply to Banner Offce.-9-5-2t.
Dl1- ana MRS. Hull OF Tnglis. were
visitors in Ocala for the day yester-
day. They are just home from Wis
it with relatives in Savannah, Ga.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

sfpetersbsr g via try out munich,
Isai ownership of street cars a bona
;ssue for buyiAg the car lines having
been voted RECENTLY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-03

FOR sALRBoy's second hand BIZ
cycle. EhVly to ocala Banner Of
6pp