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The Ocala evening star., 1919-07-09
PRESIDENT TRUSTS
THE PEOPLE
No Doubt in His Mind that They
Favor the League of
Nations
ASSOCIATED Press)

New York, July 9.-President Will
son returned to the United States yes
terday and, in his first speech deliv-
cred on American soil since the peace
treaty was signed, declared that the
peace concluded at Paris was "a just
peace, which, IL it can be preserved,
will safeguard the world from unnec-
essary bloOdshed."
The only reference the president
made TO his political opponents was
when IN referring TO the negotiations
at Paris, he said:
Il am afraid some people, some
persons, do not understand that Wis
ICn- They do not see it. They have
looked too much upon the ground.
1hey have thought too much of the
interests that were near them and
they have not listened to the voices
of their neighbors. / have never had
a moments doubt as to where tn.
heart and purpose of this people lay"
IMMENSE AMOUNT OF WORK
STACKED UP
Washington, July 9-President
Wilson returned to his desk today
after an absence of four months at
the peace conference to find such a
mass of official business that it prob
ably will be two weeks before he can
start on his tour of the country
speaking for the peace treaty and the
league of nations. Plans for the trip
have not yet ben completed. but il
was said at the White House that the
president would so time his schedule
as to reach the Pacific coast at the
time of the arrival there of the newly
created Pacific fleet.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-07-09

Get ready your fall garden. We
have new seed in. Biting & Co. If
The Ocala evening star., 1919-07-09

California Plums at W. A. stroud's.
The Ocala evening star., 1919-07-09

Weather Forecast: Local thunder
storms probably tonight and Thurs
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

that they win have unusual strain
put upon them during the coming
winter Financial need also Is fore
shadoWed IN many cities
The West indies are stul under
sinister aspect that threatens serious
trouble
Mars ruling the eleventh house de-
notes many deaths among members
Of legislative bodies, notably con
gress.
Asrologers call attention to the
fact that Mars on the place OF Mer-
curry at the time OF the autumn
equinox was read as denoting fraud in
the administration OF the public funds.
also cases OF forgery and embezzle-
ment that arrest notice IN all parts
of the country.
Increase OF infanticide and cruel
ties 70 children is prophesied as one
of the tendencies OF the times IN
which the hlgh cost OF living presents
serious problems everywhere.
Persons whose birthdate It is have
the auEury OF success during the COM
ing year II they exercise care. but
they should guard against law and
qrarrels.
Children born on this day are like
y 70 be clever and Industrious. but
these subjects Of Scorpio often are
inclined 20 be rash. However. they
are generally essful-Copyrigh
1918. by the Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dicats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

IN tene voice. yes. that is what
he has been. for you to DO as you
pleased with You have talked
1e ainst him TO Mrs. Higgins and me-
on have sneered at him and ridiculed
him. you have compared him with
men Unworthy TO be named in the
same day with Arthur Bruce You
have snubbed him and cajoled him
have played fast and loose with him.
a U this I viii admit was none Of
my business. since he was as You re-
mind me, your property.
But when he comes here IN trouble
and asks you TO help him. and you
selfishlv decline to do so. T. as his
friend. an justified IN giving him the
help YOU refuse. Friendship has
so-a tights. Won know
so I see was the sarcastic com
ment The ri~ht 10 claim what be-
lonEs TO others"
Honora stepped quickly to her sis
ter and caught her hy both shoul 7ars
Take that back" she commanded
Either tai-e u hack or 60 around
home with Arthur Tou have made
accusations that deny. Retract
thew or 20 70 Mrs. Bruce"
Mildred WINGED rrder the grasp OF
the EirTs stronr hands
fLet IRE cor she uhF--ne-e7
'-TTf7f's the use OF rettinv So anr-v7
Z Fidu'f mem that Won had no righf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

D 20 60 / was only peeved az the way
I you stepped into my place"
A Bitter Accusation.
Why not FIJI your own place
Z then Honora demanded
Because J don't want 20 and ]
won " the younger girl retorted
I ION, / don't care about one OF them
Arthur, Mrs Bruce or any OF that
bunch! You are welcome 70 them
Il sometimes think" Honora said
slowly, her anger dying down as she
realized the hopelessness OF making
Mildred see things sanciy and Justly
n sometimes think that you have no
Perhaps haven't" the other re-
turned indifferently. "A hearts a
: Dit lncourenient anyway. 7 guess
But, with nervous giggle. ! dn
IKE Tom I viii let you have Arthur
4 you keep your little paws off OF
At the head ~ the stairs Honora
pau-ed and looked hack toward Mil-
dreis room
"llniy7 she called softly. @Ex-
plain 70 Mrs. Higgins In the morning
row I happened 70 be away. please
Do rot disturb her tonight"
"Au riehtr' Mildred came Is FAR
as the head % the stairs. rauninE as
she cane won't disturb her to-
nignt I'm too sleeuv to want to
tank 70 anyone surely don't envy
rou'" she added sitting M soothing
that woman until an hours"
~h-sh-' Honora warned Elaucine
apnrehfnsi down the stairs. She
vas afre "a that arthur miEht hear
the taetless remark. and ran softly
down to assure herself that he had
not heard IT.
When she reached the lower hall.
she stopped drawing IN her breath
In sudden COMMISSION
For through the open door OF the
Ing by the mantieDiece. his head
bowed on bis folded arms.
he heard her step IN the ban and
stood up quickly, very straight and
irving TO smile
YOU are tired" she asserted gently
She would not let him know that
she sus7ected fhat uuhaDuiness and
sumo thar pathetically detected atti-
tude
'Perhans So" he admitted shut It
is not physical tire. Do you know.
as the nafr started down
the walk 10 the front gate "fhat it
seems as ~ everything was uncertain
-as II everything was s'iDuinE away
from rne-eXcept friendship
II bore Won are sure Of that" she
reioirei softly.
Indeed 7 am he declared. his
voice rufvrrf1e with feeling. IT
sometimes think that # Is about al
I am sure Of fuFf now"
As she listened she felt the COM
for Inc assurance fh7t re had for
rotten her o-iv falsehood 70 BIN. or
II he rnre--hern7 IT, he ind I-stou7
why she h~d told e.
- - cnrffnHed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
.PatterAnd Chatter. :.

Pa Seems to Haze Brain Lesion.
pa bought himself derby hat and brought last night
And can't keep from thkn that won't Be bright
e paid nine dollars for the tng when found the pss
She seemed to think she ought the doctor for advice
Coed gracious she said what made you buy knd7
There must be something I'm afraid that's oTsew yom mind"
PUT there worse than come; pa bought an OvOaL
It almost seemed to strike dumb gasp stuck IN her throat
mean when pa tod what eosthey soaked MIN fifty bucks
Ma sad q guess his reasons o bis minds al brakes and ducks"
And then she went and felt pas head and as him f It hurt
cit ready TO faint" pa said; q also bought shirt"
LIE smiled kind Of srky smile that chased mas fears away
q hope" she told him. after while thaf an you bought today
Because did shoppn' iOo-a Winter and hat
Both bargains that but very few would get them at;
The hat hrty-ive, but al paid tweuty-uine;
I've got it out here IN the ball; hope you'll think IFS fine
ss7HE COATS beauty; you'll be glad picked II out know;
It's something like the had ast Fan a year ago.
You'd guess the price padtwO hundred and eighteen;
L looks though had been made TO order for queen.
You're glad got Them amt you dear? Come cheer and smiles
The coath do for yearuness they change the style"
THEN be said that he'd bought shOe-tsn dollars for pair;
Ma nearly tainted at the news; i drove her Q despair
Why, pa she hOere Gland aVe Has something cracked your doe7
Il locks you wished to Dive Of house homel"
Pa put bis fingers in bis and moansd asicky moan;
Mas worried for she she fears bis oFerthroHu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

to
one
Be- drilled a Is Inn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
SHE DARKENED HER
GRAY HAIR
Wen Knova Lady Tells How She
DaIksasd Her Cray Hair BY
Simple Home Made Remedy.

Ma ? r Boots, a well known res
ident Of Buchanan County, Ia who
darkened her gray hair BY q simple
homemade remedy made the follow
Eng statement:
their gray or faded hair. and make it
soft and glossy with this simple
remedy, which they can mix al home
To half pint OF water add ounce Of
bay rum. one small box Of Barbo
Compound and IA cum e o. Elycerine.
These ingredients can be purchase at
any drug store az very little cost.
Apply to the hair every other day
until the gray hair Is darkened suffi-
clantly This Is not a dye Il does
not color the most delicate scalp. Is
not sticky or greasy and Goes not rub
off It VIII make a gray haired per-
son look 70 TO 20 years younger. -
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
HOROSCOPE

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1913.
WTHILE Mercury and Neptune are
w IN benefic aspect according to
astroiogy' Mars IS strongly adverse
today.
Messages OF hopeful import may
be expected during this sway Of the
stars It Is most promising for dip
lomatie missions or for trade initi-
alive
The sway today makes FOR a bet
Ter attitude toward all that pertains
TO the peace treaty and seems to
presage favorable newspaper com
ment
Neptune holds sway that makes
for vision regarding the artistic and
beautiful things Of life and pres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
naes from Mondays HeraId.l
CHAPTER T..

SYNOPSIS PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
Mildred and Honora Brent. orphans,
are charlcter contrnEtnf Huunrn. nuief
ana dependable Mildred rlFncioun and
1nconalnut. Mildred gets all the at-
1enttont her udmireru being Arrhur
hruces a young nan Of fine Qualities,
ind Tom Chandler, who O. dlssluafed-
She loves 20 play one against the
other henrtleEsIy. but a practically
swept off her feet b. Chandler. who
Ei1aea her on several occasions. Her
feelings ARE turned against him. how
ever when she sees bin. half lnfoxf-
Gated, kisslnE q painted Efrl. alao
under the Influence Of liqanr. Houorn,
though 60 love with Bruce herself.
decides that be must marry Mildred
loE Mudred'a sake
Arthur proposes 70 Mildred who.
furious % Chandler nccepts him. al
though she does not really i0Fe him.
Became 81 the uncertain state az
his business affairs, Arthur asks lIfI-
dred not 20 announce their engage
1nent and she consents hut later de-
cideG. without telling her fiance. 20
inform Tom Chaadler, thinking the
news VIII hurt him.
Mildred does tell Chandler and Is
lrFltuted TO find he takes n very
coolly, telling her he O. nbout to en-
list for war service. Leaving fhe
70 cum on Mildred, and maliciously
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

giles to walt Mason. - was frisked
in Frisco and went 70 san Jose go
sacked in Sacramento. no place for
a bum to stay. stubbed my toe in
Modesto and left It with a curse. they
said no In Freshno. which was even
worse ! took no stock In Stocton
and now Pm on my way, TO get a
pass 70 El Paso and there IN COINS
TO stay"
Il wasn't "BiuT Foster. although
"Bill' got On about the time this
thing did. Foster has been 10 Cali
fornia several months and be didn'.
Ike Do. Sc he returned to 81 Paso.
-Biil' held down one OF the linotype
machines on The Herald for several
years before taking his travelling
card and his wife and leaving for
California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

ages a national awakening TO the
Importance OF cultivating the finer
attributes Of the mind
Army matters are subject to a
menacing sign seeming TO forecast
a long discussion concerning future
military policies Militarism is likely
to be one OF the issues in the next
national campaign the seers assert
Hospitals come under a direction
of the planets that seems to indicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
DESTINY
and uture Big
Concern
40 ACRES PROVEN
1850 Acres Partly Proven

4weIls guaranteed.
/ well to start Immediately. Derrick and material
on the ground. (DesdemOna Field)
No $3.50 drilling contracts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

coneratuIates H. Brucefs panied and
dismnyed 10 find Mildred has broken
her word about not revealing their
Mildred esteems Chandler more
highly after he enlists, and continual
y taunts Arthur Bruce because he
hsa MOI Joined the army
After their engagement, Mildred
tnunts Arthur because he has not en-
listed Ike Chandler despite his
fathers por health and failing BUSH
ness. she determines to let Chandler
call on leave from training camp.
nndH ouora makes I'D her mind to be
present
4XT7ELIs you certainly have lots Of
w nerver
The exclamation was BIudred's and
she addressed her sister. who was
dressing hastily for the street
When Honora had run upstairs to
get ready to accompany Arthur
Bruce. Mildred had followed her and
now stood in the middle OF the room.
eyeing her indignantly
yes" she continued. when Honora
did not reply. you certainly have
lots Of nerve. First, you object to
my having Tom Chandler here to
spend the evening with me-zPl then
you sit with Us and monopoiize the
entire conversation"
j did not mean to mOnopoIize Ii,
Honora explained. When I realized
that ! was talking too much I be-
came quiet
-'Kes, and sulked Cor half an hour
until Tom left"
aTou are hard 70 satisfy" Honora
STOPPING down 10 fasten
her boots First you complain OF I
ny loquacity. then Of my silence
you know wen enough what 7 Z
complain Of Mildred accused 1T
Is q YOUR butting into my affairs as I
7ou do
J do not enjoy It myself" Honora I
said. her voice stiu muffled by her ]
Itooping posture
eEFen you do it often enouEht de- I
Jared the angry girl "As II It was 4
Tot bad enough for you 10 try 20 !
,orne between Tom and me fand oy I
he way, you cant do tnafl-you T
orre yourself upon Arthur, put me
z the wrong and offer 70 20 OF +
With the man 70 whom I an engaged 4
nd who IS supposed TO be my prop
Anger IN Her Eyes.
The boots we're fastened. ana Hon-
"a stood Up. The color that had Z
ONE 70 her face while she bent down d
eft II now and her very lps were
White. There was look OF anger In
.er eyes that made them seem very
your property Honora repeated {
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04

Homer Union


HOMER UNION
stockkholdes
the
RANGER
CYCLE a OCEAN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-04
BILL" FOSTER IS BACK;
SOMEBODY ELSE Is COMING

A printer sends the following 70
Fl Paso from California with apollo
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

government offers to seli wheat i0 do
NESTLE mlier8 had AN evident boaflqh
efferi ai times today Goa corn especial
DIS tffef reports attracted attention mat
the nonf market was slotted Prices
CLOSED unsettled rent 'pwef io
cent advance wifh February 1850 f0
3aH and Naf 1888 t0 iet,s Oats
finished 70 cent orr 20 e cent ur and
rso 'siar- varying from 9 cents decline
f0 g. cents gain
Corn started weak iheN suddenly
hH'e.d Ua later underwent sef backs
aneH Tis luHnfNUh 81 i0t 0senus
appeared f0 t luf almost altogether
fo inc action O., ne government ~.
rHnr wheat
Oitf simply followed corn
Provisions averaged higher SINS
sHrFeN 40 nrmnfss of gao ROE marEri
snd f1 tHe sranNness of ihe munlf q
fhs NpIp.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
FACES EIGHTY YEARS ~ Pen
~ The AaaoslAtsd press.

Ncr York, Itm li~ Doctor Morris
fucker nrooshu aeutist was cone
sicted h3 "a Jurs .u fe.eral Court here
~ violating thg espionage nct ni make
ing sedlilOur remarks az socialist uetf-
ng in Brooklyn Thantag night
iie was found gulii, on four counths
lnd viii face maNlmpm pennlty oi So
fears imprisonment when he o. arr
EaisDed for sentence nsxt Monday
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
LOWER PRICES IN GOODS.
Nv Tsirr Nuaosfafad Press

Nov Yers Jan lf Prices fof af1nd
ard HIis aheeNn Fr Dropped HhoHf ilH
per cent follf WhlIe nnck ioeeIe
~ ID Ier cent Prices fam hi.e rrpia
to iour cents .eFs fhan lHslnr lgHrar
for roi roodH here ohi'ined af ar aHn-
tlqu lle p' Npf'auf ordered fhe
TeftiIe Alliance Shortening n neu
business ls onusinr riiid decline n
textile production
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
Bio BOND FORGERY
~ Ths Asseelatsa Frsss.

nouds te tne amount no f94i 600
have been forged and ffagduieniis is-
sued aceorline to Information feceiv-
90 rs Chiffon county officials nom
Chicago. they announced todsY
The fraudulent ISSUE b. Is alleged
duplication of lawful ISSUE ~
NirN-NrIf Improvement Bonds ln tHf
amount of $500 600 which ners markst.
ed HV Birmingham company.
Ing fagd Was discovered isheu
number of forged honds. b. waa an-
uCunf.d were presented fo FUmef
County Treasurer uyce gag payment
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

81 Louis. Mo- Iln lt-liosF lte+
ceInfe tnl Hnnit llrffH il7 fNn
Ig nIge flEN1H1f nNrf ad
nut.reu f0nirt0. foni heavy
li5Gsnll 98i mF l7f0af-so.
rlifr Receipts i0N aflHit NN-
ttr OeDf ferfa 400 -Hal tut .o1rInr
nffem ani hefrrs t9f0nit0N. cows
80 b9nI- tHt nucEcr aud feeders $500
nIaNl nufHern Neef .tr0rT 10000
$500. Ueri cows ani Heiiere 81
lllD. eanners f7 grmf01 nhfNe rHiFea
G1Trnl1 Goo
Sheep Receipts 1000 feadf mnr.
lsi Iauua llb00nitr1. ensr fNt0H
1850. .1nnefn ftU0n200
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Anuseptic
LIQUID. Gives Prompt Relief

There r. one safe. dependable treat.
meni thar relieves itching torture and
thai cleansea and soothes the skin.
ask any druggist for 35c OF 81 bottle
of LemO and apply Il as directed Soon
you Hill find thai limitations, pimpleS.
hlackheads. eczema, blotches.rlngworm
and milag skin troubles viii disappear.
Iemo, the penetrating satisfying
liquid. IS all that ~ needed. for il
han.shes most skin crupiions. makes
the skin soii smooth and healthy.
.hs y ~ r.. c.. clessl.ae. ..
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
~ she Associated Press
Chpcauo. llL, iau if tnIiNd 1fa|
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

We hINcfnf nlnfr.f
dent at4 DHIsN u s nf
Cashier $500 Hanh Nu
solrmnN fUat fsf . Haff.
merit trl NJ fnt ..f tas
edF uH belief
VINCENT HLUNTLEH
kInf-I Precedent
CARRIE E nAsoN
Assistant caHhIfl.
CORRECT ATTEST
VINCENT nfI NIIER
70 d. sDr1EN
JAMES BKOWN.
o. SANDS
Director
Subscribed and sworn a. before me-
this isth dag III January a d. 1919
tSEAI3 W g. JONES
Notary rublio. Nu'ces County Texas.
ADV. -rltl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

feaa 700 Caller he a,~a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-25
NEW SITUATION
ALARMS EDITORS.

LONDON, March 25.--"While the
peace delegates are discussing an
ideallstic adjustment of central Eu.
rope. events are moving In such a
way there is liable TO be nothing left
for them 10 adjust. II they don't
hurry"
This typifics the spirit Of com
mcnt here today on the latest de
developments IN Hungary and Ger.
many. The morning papers are
frankly alarmed at the tendency to-
ward Bolshevistic block in eastern
and central Europe. leaving the con
tincnt divided against itself. The re
port that Germany had sent mis-.
sion 10 Moscow has stimulated spec.
ulation regarding the chances of a
Russo German rapprochement
The Times points out that the
league Of nations is not responsible
for the delay I'm reaching a peace
settlement. the league being the only
concrete production OF the confer.
ence no far. and the most workable
method of carrying out the terms Of
the treaty. The Times says IL be
lleves the real cause OF lack OF or.
ganization In the conference Is the
failure to eliminate non-essentials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-25
WHY?
Why Are Seattle Boys Who Went to Fight
Germany Now Held in France to
Construct Roads for $50 Month?

She brought in letter from her boy in France
and tried to be calm. But her mothers heart had
been wounded-and she couldn't control her emotions
She wept.
And thousand other mothers in Seattle are
also weepng-and wondering why their boys. now
that the war is over. aren't coming home to them
lie was only youngster.' she said. "He was
one Of the first to enlist. lie went over there TO
fight the Germans-and now"
Now she sobbed. hes out in the rain and
the mud building roads in France"
Building roads.
What can the war department mean by that?
Is il for that the flower of our youth
our picked men-have been taken from their
homes, from their work from their associates,
To dig bitches in foreign land at soldiers pay
--to build roads?
I'VE don't know whether 10 believe the is
not, writes Private Nevite this Seattle boy
to his mother, Mrs. II. Lund 211 East Republican
Il just came in from working in the rain and
mud. and thought would write home and LET you
know how they using here. We came
over to win the ! would sooner be up fighting
the Germans than doing what am now, for we are
Just building roads for the French always thought
would hold it all to myself about what is going
here. but guess ! might as well tell il now
later
Small wonder the boys resolve "to hold it all to
himself failed
He went over there TO fight for Uncle Sam
not to slave for France at $50 month.
He went there with high ideals. head aloft
sturdy of step. proud
Today, he has lost the buoyancy of youth. He
feels-and who shall deny it?--that he is being
profiteered upon.
Young Nevte's is but of thousands.
They went-wingly-when the country
needed them. Today the country does NOT
need them This country is not Obliged to supply
American soldiers to build roads for France, and
il Is not obliged to supply soldiers to cut timber
for logging companies in the United States.
Our boys are entitled to honorable discharges
NOW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-25

Gottstein was convicted on the
charge OF numbering Murray before
Superior Judge F'rater In November.
but was later granted rev trial.
The second trial opened AT $50
Tuesday morning In department No.
q. Judge Calvin S. Hall presiding.
The examination Of jurors was con
Quoted by Assistant Prosecuting At.
torney Carmody, on behalf Of the
state, and Attorney william u. Al.
len, for the defendant.
Gottstein listened rather com.
placently 10 the examination of jur.
ors as he sat between Defense At.
torney Carroll Graves and his wife.
a slight. quietly dressed woman with
dark eyes. who showed more the ef.
feet OF nervous strain than the de
fcndant himself
When a short recess was granted
Gottstein arose and greeted with
hearty handshakes the group OF
friends who were present at the trial.
He stopped and kissed his daughter.