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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-21
PINE

This flu mas had rs practically
tied up ever since last October. about
the 18TH and its really q wonder
that We ever get anything written.
Hope now that the worst is over and
that We will resume normal condi.
tons again.
Started to Pedro last Saturday 10
fill the regular appointment there
Sunday and when we got to Spar
where we expected to take the train,
was suffering so severely from riding
out in the cold that we had 10 return
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-21

in Philadelphia Some year. ago he
retired from the practice Of medicine
and made his home on mis- farm be
tween Boardman and Evinston, and
several years ago moved to Ocaa TO
reside, and during their stay here he
and Mrs. Richardson have made for
themselves many warm friends as is
by the following poem writ
ten for him by one Of their friends
on his eighty-eighth birthday
Eighty eight beautiful years.
And here we meet today,
To pause while We honor
This milestone on life's way.
Eighty eight beautiful years!
OF service ever good
OF lifting others burdens
In Gfe's great Brotherhood
Lightweight beautiful years!
No shadows past to dread,
A heart still young and hopeful,
A golden glow ahead
Lightweight beautiful years
A life that knows not fear,
A fragrance round it shedding,
Like benedictions here.
Lightweight beautiful years.
Long may the sunbeams play
Around thy path among Us
AS they have done today.
May Or. Richardson celebrate man,
more happy birthdays is The wish q
all,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-21

A mate gone forth where the war god
thrives
To save from sacrifice ether mems
wives.
4 am the flag Of the sweetbearts
true:
The often unthought of-,he sisters
TOO,
am the nag Of a mother son
And won't come down til the victory
is won't,
Dear little flag N the window there
Hung with . tear and , 8oman's pray
g,
child Of Old Glory. horn with a star
Oh, what wonderful flag You are!
Herman 3erScbel
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-21

cooners |
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-21
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE.

. . ~ @~--3@ = = ~'~1NS = . : -
Perhaps the most remarkable fea-
ture of this frock in plaid serge is its
smart simplicity The straight skirt
is gathered at the waist and bound
with silk braid at the lower edge, the
usual hem being omitted. Braid also
trims the jacket and collar of white
satin. A wide belt of self-material is
worn. Medium size requires yards
44-inch serge.
Pictorial Review Jacket No. 1900
Sizes, "a to ~ inches bust. Price, Is
cents Skirt No. 1857. Sizes, "a to
80 inches waist. Price, 20 cents.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-21
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
The FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes SIOan's the
Worlds Liniment

This famous reliever of rheumatic
aches, soreness, stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgia pains, and most
other external twinges that humanity
suffers from, enjoys its great sales
because it practically never fails to
bring speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use, it takes little
20 penetrate sOithOHt rubbing and produce
sesults. Clean, refreshing. At all drug
stores. A large bottle means economy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-21
BEAUTIFUL APOSTROPHES TO The FLAG

Your flag and nay flag, and oh, how
much it holds
Your land and my land, secure within
its fold
Your heart and my heart beat quick,
er at the sight.
Sun-kissed and wind-tOSsed, red
blue and white.
The one flag, the great flag
The flag for me and you,
Glorifed all else beside
The red the white and blaze!
Dear little flag in the window there,
Hung with a tear and d woman s
prayer;
Child Of Old Glory. born with star
Oh, what beautiful flag you are,
Blue is your star in its field Of white
Dipped in the red that was born OF
fight;
Born Of the blood that our forbears
shed,
To raise your mother, The Flag, Ger
head
And now you've come IN this frenzied
day
To speak from a window, 10 speak
and say
l am the voice of a soldier son
Gone to be gone till the victory is
won.
~ am the flag of the Service, sir;
The flag Of his mother speak for
her
Who stands by my window and waits
and fears
But hides from the Others he unwept
tears.
! am The lag Of the wives Who
wait
For the safe return Of 2 martial mate,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-21

THE THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION OF
THE NEW YORK WORLD
1919.

Practically a Daily at the Price of a
Weekly. No Other Newspaper in the
World Gives so Much at SO Low a
Price.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-21

Great minds planned me.
High hearts made me,
Strong arms raised me
To fly while life endures:
Fine souls wrought for me,
Brave men fought for me.
Bound and broken sought for ms
Now am yours.
The wide world sees me.
The wild seas know me,
The four winds lift ne
A signal and flame
Your youth and your age,
Your hope and heritage
Your fathers fathers page
That bears your name.
Your hands unholds me.
Your strength sustains me
Your service honors me
With every task il gives.
Hold NE your world and worth,
Hold NE YOUR sword and health,
Hold me your sign 70 earth
That freedom lives.
-Theodosia Garrison,
The Keota news., 1919-09-26
One Exception.

Nobody will ever be the brighter
or better for such sour old fellow ns
Jim is."
Il don't know about that. Glum hus.
bands make merry widows"
The Keota news., 1919-09-26
Take Out Riot Insurance,

New fork.-"l,iot and civil com.
motion insurance policies aggrcsa,.
ing more than &lOo.Up.Ooo have been
taken out by business men of Pitts.
burg and other cities where plants OF
the United States Steel corporation
IRE located, 1t was estimated by in.
surance men here. The amount called
Tor by the largest policy is 5000. .OOO,
While that OF the smallest Is $500.
The policies provide for covering dam.
age resulting from rio,ing and other
causes not specified In regular fire
Insurance.
The Keota news., 1919-09-26
Gold Steamer Wrecked.

Nome. Alaska.-Thc schooncr Ca..
co. carrying party from San Fran.
CISCO on mysterious gold hunting
expedition to the kolyma river section
"' siberia, was wrecked on King Is.
'ahu' about forty miles from Nome.
ourihg heavy gale. Capt. c. l.. OH.
Yer was badly injured, but the tw .ntv.
seven members OF the crew and party
ABOARD were landed safely on the il.
iand' according to reports reaching
here.
The Keota news., 1919-09-26
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Appi;caan ioe Iasucaooe OeeD
Rejecled

Judsins from reports fsoo d.1og..
vho ~. constantly in direct ts:ea ~ -
The public. .os'e .,.,s.suI = - h ov~s.siaS
sb..e eondi.iooa. Ths Mia sad Ssa!ee
;nsueoee Of Dr. Kiimes's Swamp Rsse =
soon realised. II stands the hisAsse ~
n, remarkable record Of success.
Az exapinins physicias for 90 q ~
promin<ns Life Insurance Ce0eaaica. =
.n interview Of the subjsct. Dsds ~ -
,onishins statement that oee E,asea "
% many applicants for insussaee sse -
;se,ed i because kidney tsosh,s , .
common u the American psepe. ss4 ~
i.rrs majority Of thoss Who's see6se..
tions are declined DO 1ot evso s1pe.l
tia, they have the disease. Il b . ~
., all drug stores in bottles q tve go
medium and large.
However. il you wish 6rst - ~ ~
great preparation seod tes eso0 - II
kilmef 1 Co.. Binghamtoa. u. T.. ~ |.
sample bottle. Wbes writing - ~ ~
msn;ion this papef.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1919-09-26

oW1u po10o-eoo o
nothing seemed %
do me- any good A
8riend advised ne
20 take Lydia E
Ptnkhsm's Vege
table Compound ]
did % and got -.
Ns4 right away. ]
can certainly ~
commend this vslu.
able medicine to
other women who
suffer. for Il has
done such GOOD
The Keota news., 1919-09-26

Msiodsous Expression.
''Music speaks al. languages"
And ] suppose you would MI. =
jnxx bands stuti.rS.'
The Keota news., 1919-09-26
BACK LIKE A
BOARD? IT'S
YOUR KIDNEYS

There's no use suffering from sAs
swfnl sss asoay Of ln. bses. Ooat VAT
Find tie cause and stop Il Diseased
conditions Of kidneys !afe. usually indI.
Gated b. SIX lane backs and otAef
wreaeAtn( paipA which ars 1ataFs's 6.
nAle for helpl
Hers the remedy. whea you fed
the FIRST twinses of pain q expefi.
ence any Of these symptoms. get busy
at once. Go 70 Jour druggist and get
s,s%lf Z sga q Hs.. e: Ras' ~, ,Srik:a.l , COLD
ported 4fssA every month from tie
eboratories in aaarlsm. Holla1l
f.:asans ond casy 70 take, they instant.
your system and bring quick relief
> Fof. over two hundred years thsy
~ .Seni ed sv.rySs.rs ~ = 9s. ss.
eabls drusgiks IN sealed pacfassa.
T. Iar'' - -, 1eoeZ bsct Y :ssZ ., & E
6OALS and BE- sure The name
."0O4O MEDAL" 3s On the box ADV.
The Keota news., 1919-09-26
JUST WHAT DID she MEANT
Young Teachers Reply Might Aewe
Been Merely . Statement u
Plain eaet. Or

The young primary teacher had been
continually annoyed by Bobby's mother
ever since he hnd entered school
Nothing suited her. Al iirxt II Was the
hours. then the arrangement of Bob
by's seat. md finally. after . score oS
complaints about everything imaGan-
able. She began To come to school To
criticize the teachers methods and
books used. Now. these readers are
no, nearly ~ interesting ~ the ooes
We used TO use" she said. Couldn't
you rc, some of those old hooks and
use them TO supplement these!- che
asked.
i don, know whether ! could 6nd
any" hcsi,n,sd the little teacher.
But you will find the stories %
much more interesting that you will b
paid for your effort In hunting them.
insisted the woman. How did love
those stories. There MAS one about
. little red hen. It"
Il don't believe that would interes,
my children now" interrupted tn
young teacher. "You xee, the hea
grew up."-lndianaroiis News
The Keota news., 1919-09-26

Vuek for NJ md ] know i viii help
othsss II they viii give It . fair trial"
-An. Ll10I CouE1s0Y. 106 9th Ave.
West Oskaloosa, Iowa
Why vill Womsn drag aloog from dsy
% day. yer IN and year out. suffering
such misery - did Nm. Courtney. whsn
Ouch lsftRS - thio afs oootinually bang
published Evssy woman Who su6efS
lruo dicpiaesmsnto, iEssgularitiss, tn-
aammatioa. uleseataoo. bockaehs. ner-
vousnsos, q Who b passing through the
Changs q LIE shs1A give this famous
rest snd hseb ssmsdy. Lydia 2. Pink.
ham1 Vegetable Compo1nd, . trial Fos
special a0viee write Lydia z. Pinkham
Aemeins Co, Lynn. Aasa The result
q - looG axpog3soes = q your service.
The Keota news., 1919-09-26
The oreesrs piI0hl

I'm In terrible predicamcnt.- said
the grocer.
What's the maiter." asked the Gus
toner.
Il don't know what to do. II I cell
you my goods at cost In q few weeks
III be in the bankruptcy court. and u
] charge you = price which will give
me . profit. in a few weckxk III be In
JAIL
The Keota news., 1919-09-26
MERELY RED CLOTH I
eaoe 1hSs u was Gu; F-s. =
eiaO Meant Netting 80
man Merchant

i 10 Q known fact tha; arf
German Wili forget 's!s@
lava and even his pa'''0;Ss
interfere with his chsasss
home . good bargain. 4ss ~
play Of this icndcnc. esirs I-
peepsraiionx 20. ;h. s!eiS'! H-
was given the Fourth Q: !S'
Enlisted Mems club III Nee
no Fourth Of July ball 1Vsas J
plete wiihou; "uacic s-S
~" girls ~, ou; to fs'4a
tune for the scv.'cd cta'a''''
1, came to purchasing 'ss =
for the stripes in The :'V'sa y.
ever, Il seemed tina; 'hsf :
eooe smiAa. Nowhere = w
could q sumcicn; quah'i'! 7" :
eo,ored material De purchase
ly one German m.rrhah. Nv
that be had Jus; what 'S
Out OF Q closet q; the 'sa' y" I
he dug . large German ~. -.
he cut all the rcd elo'h ~" ''
ao,d the material TO the sas ~.
air a one who had ias' - ~
a nob)e deed.-From the "'''
Rhine.
Good Nesela
"You pain, sheep n goo -, :.
Yes: they're not ven A
hold q poac for hours
The Keota news., 1919-09-26
MANY PLANTS OPERATE
5000 OBEY ORDERS AND WALK
OUT At c. =. L !. IN
PUEBLO.
Western Newspaper Union New. ssrv,e.


Chicago. Sept. .8.-John IL. DE
Young. assistant secretary of the Local
office of the national committee !"f
organizing steel workers. declared that
from 1900 to 5000 men w.r. "n
strike In this district and that most
of the plants had been forced TO close.
BESIDES the plant Of ,h. Indiana Steel
Company. plants affected hy the
strike nr. ia. American Sheet and Tin
Company. employing 500 men Amer
icnn Eridg. Company. employing l.~D :;
Union Drawn Steel Company. employ
Ing .sbj. lnd ih. Screw and BOLT Com
i,any. employing .spb. John 4. Fitz-
patrick. chairman Of the steel work
"rs' organizing committee. ai u confer
"nce with local union officials here. de-
cln,-d that reports from throughout
the country Indicated that the strike
wns u complete success.
fittsburgh.-On. man was killed.
iw" stn,e TROOPERS were shot and
innny other persons less seriously in-
,ur..d In second outbreak Mi Farrell.
The figh, occurred hear the American
Steel and Wire plant. when. |, 1. said.
members Of n crowd threw bricks and
other missiles nj III. state polic. and
local officers.
Newcastle. fn.-S.,cn person. We're
shot. on. probably fatally. In rioting
which broke out ut the Carnegie Steel
Comi,an!s plan; her. late today. The
tr"uhl. started when crowd nf
about 3"' persons attempted to pre-.
vent mill workers from entering tn.
pl"ni. About twenty workmcn wcr.
being assaulted when III. mill guards.
consisting of u number Of deputy sh-r.
IFS. came tn their rescue.
Pueblo. - well. goodbye. boys. -
Standing in n slow. cold rain ]. =. Wei.
horn. president Of the Colorado Fuel
ind Iron Company. thus hndc farewell
to the mcn who were leaving the Min.
ncqun steel plant on strike. The Min,
ncqua steel plant. employing GOO men
l. shut down.
The Keota news., 1919-09-26
IN A'sEEBB{{ EB{ YEARS
Ma Courtney Tell How She
Was Cured By Lydia E.
Pinlkham's Vegetable
Compound.

oskaloosa, Iowa." For yeafs I wse
oimply h misery from . weakness and
The Keota news., 1919-09-26

A small hoy said 1; was impossible
to judge the effect Of slipper by its
size.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-26

creto de la baratura de estos artl-
culos; Y, como decfa la fregona,
con su real y ell de la negra y ell
mfo (pues algunas pastillas de as
pirina me llevO ALI tomadas), es
como WOolworth Sc ha erigido
ST mismo ell famoso mOnumentO,
por medic del cual su memoria
pasara la posteridad, Y as1 tam
bien es como al salir para ell otro
mundo ACADIA de dejar sus here
deros mas millones que ventahas
tiene la famosa. construction. (.
Y tras la muerte Y, sObre todo,
tras los millones que deja, vienen
los paneg1ricOs.
"The Sum-, de Nueva York, cuen
ia como la idea del "monumento"
fue concebida. Fu6 hace va amos,
despues de un banquete, EN- una de
estas discusiones que toman lugar
cuando la copita de licor esta casi
vacfa y ell aire turbio pOr ell humO
de los cigarros, todo muy propiO
para ensuenos. Parece ser que
sc hablaba de Nueva York Y de SUI
porvenir, de la falta de luz y aire
Fque padecen los empleados de Off
cinas, y alguien sugiri6 la idea de
un edifcio de 30 pisOs. A Wool
worth lie parecieron pocos y propu
so, uno de 40, con una tOrre por
tanadidura. Los que ALI estaban
presentes sc rieron de la facilidad
con que este hOmbre constru1a cas-
EfillOS EN- ell aire; pero el continue
pensando Ell vOz alta: "Serfa
magnffico tener una oficina por
las nubes: -, aecla: y al adver-
tirle alguien que una cOnstruc-
ci6n de mas de 80 pisos no produ-
cirfa benefcio algunO para el pro
pietario, WoOlworth cOntest6 ::
"Entonces, los de encima de esos
80 pisos ser1a un mOnumentO pa
ra MI.
En- otro diario sc habla de la
admiration del comerciante hacia
Napoleon. Su Oficina era una CO.
pia exacta de una de las habitacio
nes favoritas del gran corso. Pa
rece ser que tenla una collection
de reliquias napoleonicas que Sc
saba casi de memoria lie vida de
"Petit Caporal", y hasta presu
mia tener algunos rasgos comunes
con Bonaparte. Desde luego que
tenfa, como este, >el don de saber
organizar; pro compararse con
Napoleon me parece va una preten
sion excesiva.
Feir DE HARO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-26
Desde Nueva York

la robusta raza norteamricana) !;
desde ell eStupendo aderezo de Gu
10 de vase, que enloquece a la ne
gra, hasta la gonna de masticar,
que deleita ell refinado paladar del
| blancO. :. Sc encuentra todo ell ma
terial necesariO para la construc-
ci0n de una casa (de MADEIRA Sc
entiende) y tambien con que amue
blarla, pues 81 no Sc pude cOmprar
una silla nj pOr uno nj por dos
reales, Sc cOmpran las patas por
separado, el asiento Y ell respaldo
despues, y luego un martillO y cla-
vos para unir las diferentes par
tes, y 10 mismo sucede con cual-
quier otro objeto, con una Tampa
ra, por ejemplo: Sc adquiere pri-
nero ell Gordon, luego la bombilla,
la pantalla, el pie, y va tenemos
luz.
! Pero no hay que Greer que Wool
worth emprendi6 ell negocio con
un gran capital. Su historic ex'
ira Ordinaria es tan popular en- el
pals como entire nosotrOs la de
''Aladino o la lampara maravillo-
sa". Tanto es asf, que Sc conoce
con ell nombre de "La historic de
una moneda de a reaF'.
ALA por 1870, Franck Wool
worth empez6 trabajar con un
sueldo de 10 duros a la semana
una miseria Ell este pals, Y con
so duros ahorrados Y la nueva
idea (entonces era nueva) de ven
derlo todo real Y a dos reales es
como este genio empez0 ell negocio.
La explicaci6n del precio invero-
sfmil de estos artfculos, que Ell
cualquir otro establecimientO cues
tan el doble, esta en- la siguiente
anecdota que Sc cue9ta del funda'
dor de estas tiendas:
Una vez, Woolwortk fue Ale
mania yer un ind eSiduo que lie
surtfa de cOrtaplumas hacia mu-
chos ahos,.y estando en- ell despa-
cho del aleman tomo entire sus ma
nos uno de los cortaplumas que
ALI habia de muestra, y dijo: "Es
ia navajo es mejor que las que
yo lie compro; sin duda sera mas
cara. :Por cuanto le sale a US
Ited?" Ell aleman contest6 a la pre-
gunta del americana, y este repu-
so: Isl lie hago un pedido grande
| (y aquf flo una cantidad), icuan
to me cobrara usted a la pieza :"
"Tres reales", respondi6 el fabri-
cante. ";Y 81 lie hago un pedido
10 bastante grande para que su IA
brica trabaje dia y noche durante
un afo enterO?" Ell aleman hizo
una porci6n de calcul9s y respon-
di6: "Cuarenta c6ntinos". "Pues
trato hecho", dijo Woolworth.
Asf, pues, la cantidad es ell se--
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-26
COMO Sc HAGEN LOS MILO
MES EN- LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

Ante ell moj0r de los rdscGcicl0s.
sC0mO Sc c0nstrUy6 este cdJfcio
colossal Ell negociO de an multi
miLlOnario.- La crtrGOrdindrid
historic de Woollcorth. Wool
tcorth dl:G su m0numcnto- En-
la horG deIas alabansas.-N NGpO-
lc6RicO, NADIA menOs.
Quien no ha yisto la parte baia
de Broadway a primeras horas de
la madrugada, no concibe que sc
pueda andar por este barrio, cen
tro de la vida financiera. libre de
empujOnes y pisotones.
A estas horas ell silencio es alb
soluto; apenas 81 Sc We alguno que
otro transeunte, as1 que uno puede
pararse a contemplar los rascacie
los que empiezan dibujarse ell
ell cielo, atn obscure. Por encima
de todas sobresalen las llneas esbel
tas del mas alto Y mas artfstico
de todos ellOs: el Woolworth.
Pronto nos vemos interrumpi-
dos en- nuestro silencio y en- nues-
ira contemplation por ell griterio
de las mujeres que salen de los edi-
ficios pdblicos despues de trabajar
en- la limpieza de estOs durante
casi toda la noche. Una de elias,
parandose frente al immense edi-
ficio de Sc pisos, dice a su .compa-
iiera: "SC6mo puede un hombre
construir un edificio asl? SCon
que dinero?" Y 6sta lie contesta Ell
su lenguaje pintoresco: "COn tu
real Y ell mfo." Y asf es: con un
real, y otro real, Y muchos reales
es como Woolworth ha llegadO a
cOnstruir ell "building" colossal.
Cuando viajamos por los Esta'
dos Unidos, notamos que todas
las ciudades pueblos tienen un
rasgo comtn, y este rasgo esta
siempre en- la calle principal; es
un establecimiento mas o menos
grande, segdn la importancia del
pueblo, cuya fachada pintada de
rojo. lleva un cartel, que dice, en-
letras de orc, siempre del mismo
tipo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-26
WOOLWORTH

Todo a'redl q a dos redles.
ALI Sc puede adquirir desde
una indigestion de dulces Y helado
hasta el remedio eficaz de una
purga; desde ell dolor de cabeza
mas brutal, a fuerza de DIR rag
times" en- gram6fonos, pianolas,
pianos, hasta la pastillita de aspi-
rina (no Bayer, a los alemanes Sc
les ocurri6 introducir en- cada una
de elias el microbio que propag6
la influenza en- objeto de debilitar
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
OF PROBATE OF WI.
STATE OF COLORADO
County Of Jefferson, I

SOuuty Oh JelIeThOn,
In the County Court, No. l0o3
The People oil the State Of Co..-
rado to Charles A. Light, Bertha =.
SOngers Martin W. Light. james l.
Light, Victor a. Light, Lorcna
Light, Greeting:
WHEREAS, II has been mace u
appear to the County Court Of Jeil-
crson County, IN the ot;.te of Co.o.
Light, OF nanford, Calf, Bertha A.
/ Songer, Martin W. Light, ana Lorca
V. Light, of San Pedro, Calf, James
+. Light, 0lS ". lgt St., Los Ang.
clcs, Cant, and Victor A. Light, in
U. >. Army in France, heirs al law
Of Mary Ellen Llght, deceased, al,
each and all non-residcnts oil the
State of Color, do.
"OW, AnEI.-EohI, in .ecor.-
iAhce witn me piuvio!OnB "a .uc co.. =
u.e ia sucn ,as, maze ana prosiuN =.
.n. ~ oI.,r oI tne CouiI .uiy NAV.
una entered, you are heicDy H.-.-
Iied that AN insIrunen1 vi wrILinH
purporting To be the last wIii ana
testament OF the said mary E.ien
Light, deceased, WAS presented u
said Court Tor probate On thcl3tn
day Of June, a. -. 1919, by william
IL. Light, residing ut Aryada, In the
County Of Jefferson, ana state oI
Colorado; that the said dcccdcnt
died May n, 1919, at San Pedro.
Gulf, and WIS ut the time of her
dcccasc, IA resident Of Arvadm, in the
County OF Jefferson, and state oi
Colorado; TINT the Aid dcccdcnt, ac-
coroing to the said alleged mst "il
and Icstamcnt, devised and bequca-
tined her property IN TIT words and
figures following to.wit.
LIST. l appoint my husband, Will
lam IL. Light, ns my administrator.
without bond,
End. hereby will and bcqucnth
TO William II. Light all my property.
both real and personal.
You are hereby notified to be and
appear before said Court ut the
County Court Room in the Cour,
House, In Golden. In the County OF
Jefferson, and State Of Colorado. ON
the 2lst day Of July, A. y. 1919.
then and there 10 attend probate of
the said alleged last viii and Tcsta-
mont Of tho snid Mary Ellen Light.
deceased, and further TO do and per
form what shall then. by the said
Court be required md ndjudgcd.
County In witness whereof. !
{ Court have hcrcunto set my
( Seal hand md affixed the
seal Of mid Court. nj
my office in Golden, In said county.
this 18th day Of June. A. u. 1919.
A. d. JAMESON.
County Judge and act
ing Clerk County Court
(Pub. June ~ 10 July 18th, inclu.)
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-17

A voice newly and unexpectedly
added, altho it first spoke in Spain
sixteen years ago, to the American
total for prohibition is that of Vim
cente Blasco Ibanex, whose novel
"La Bodega," 1.-THE Fruit of the
Vine," is now being read in the Uni
ted States. The TRANSLATION falls pat
with the present discussion of he rel
alive injury done by different kinds
Of alcoholic beverages; and it brings
no comfort to those who are arguing
for the "harmlessness Of eight wines
Cand beer" Here indeed, is an ans
wer to those who like to refer to the
wine-drinking habit Of Europe to
prove the custom is in no way unde-
sirable. A "bodega" IL . sort Of
warehouse for wine, and Ibanez, says
. reviewer, "sees this wine shed or
warehouse with its tiers Of casks or
bottles ~ . mighty sinister presence
striking it, roots deep into the soil,
breathing destruction, and with its
heavy hand crushing the poor and
helpless into deeper misery."-The
Christian ScienceM Monitor.