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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04
.lMc(;REA

Several Of the McCrea people attend
ed the Memorial services at Warren
Friday.
Gust Bodel has returned from Fort
Smelling, where he has been receiving
medical treatment.
Henry Ferguson is to be employed by
Mr.. Solberg hauling gravel for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson, who
have been visiting at Christ Olson's
left Sunday evening for their home
We are glad to hear Bill Malek, who
is improving.
called at Christ Olson's Sunday even.
| ing
The Hall family and Henry Fergu.
son were pleasure riding Sunday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Monroe enter.
tanned the Lutheran Ladies' Aid on
Sunday.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing
in our vicinity, when Johnnie comes
marching home.
Word has been received from Oscar
Wendt that he is expecting to return
nome soon.
Mesdames and Messrs. Otto Essig
Tom Edgar, Jud Hall, Nick Shantzen
VIM. Zblewski, Mr.. Brandt, Miss Erick-
son, Mrs. Ben Annis, Walter Wendt
! Melvin Henrickson, Milton, Melvin and
Howard Shantzen spent Sunday even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
+ Ruiz. The evening was spent in dane
ing and music.
Miss Anna Anderson will close sue
cessful term of school next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hall attended to
business at Radium Monday.
Henry Ferguson spent Friday even
ing at the Ruiz home.
Walter Loeslie, of Radium, has been
doing some breaking for George Ber-
nard.
Kurt Malek has returned from
France, having received his honorable
discharge.
Mrs. Frank Ruiz and daughters
Violet and Mary, spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. VIM. Zblewski
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mapps attended
the graduation exercises at Warren
Monday evening. Their daughter, Miss
Helen, was among the graduates.
A. J. Hall and Frank Ruiz were to
Warren on business Tuesday.
Moonlight strolling is fast becoming
the fad on the new graveled road.
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Mission Church of Viking.
WERNER DROTTS, pastor.

Services will be held next Sunday in
g5Viking at 10 80 a. m. and in Rosewood
gfat 8 p. m. Sunday school in Viking at
/ IL As a. m.
s. Mission meetings will be held in the
d Temperance Hall of West Valley next
8 "Wednesday and Thursday, June 18th
and 10Th, at 2 p. m. the first day And
din Viking Friday to Sunday, June 18th
Ito 18th, at p. m. the first day.
All are welcome
YOUTH NEWFOLDEN-
= The farmers are wearing a smile a
foot wide and yard long after the
1 rain. @s.
Inga Tobiason, Joice and Fern Nc
Curdy visited with Strands Sunday. ..
John Johnson is working for Thomp.
son brothers at present.
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank VanTossel visit
ttssed with o. o. McCurdy's Sunday
II, Mrs. Frank Dahlquist, from Thief Ri
liver Falls, is visiting her parents, Mr..
land Mrs Carl Hanson. r
Melvin Mortrud returned Tuesday
Nfrom France. Melvin has seen active
Nservice and help to do some hard fight
ling over there. But is still in his usual
Wood humor, and glad to be back with
1ypld friends. Nevertheless we all re,
Hfoice for every one that comes back to
4as sound and happy.
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Z; Northeast of Warren :

Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson are the
happy parents of a baby boy, who took
up his abode at their home Sunday
morning. Mother and baby are doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Myrfield were re-
cent guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Knutson, south of Warren.
Elmer Brown and family We're guests
at the Ole Kvalle home Sunday after
noon. a=
A number from this vicinity attended
the Memorial exercises in Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Karr and baby
called at the Kvalle home Sunday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Aslak Myrfeld has been on the
sick list; she expects to take treatments
at the Warren hospital soon.
Henry Klopps' son underwent slight
operation at the Warren hospital Fri
day.
Olof. Myrfield and family spent Sun
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Myr-
fields parents.
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North of Viking

Axel and Margaret Gustafson and
label SimOnsOn arrived home from Al
|.arado Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. a. Stensrud left for Warren Sat
friday, where she will visit.
Mrs. Tom Simonson called at Anton
sAndersOn's Thursday.
s@$;!sMr. and Mrs. Emil Gustafson and
sasly, Alfred and Mabel Simonson
J ohnson and Doris Breese were
'saifers at John GustafsOn's Sunday. !,
II Miss Doris Breese made trip tC
Warren Saturday.
Miss Mabel Simonson called at An.
ggon Anderson's Friday.
Tom Simonson Sundayed at Oscar
shern's.
H Miss Doris Breese left for her home
t Middle River Monday evening.
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VIKING

Z - ~ :.
memorial services for the four sol
d y boys who gave their lives for theil
country ln will be held in the Swedish
Mission church at Viking on next Sun
day afternoon, June 9Th, at 2 80 O. clock
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid viii
nave an ice cream social in the ]. @
4 " y. Hall next Saturday evening. June
TIN Everybody is cordially invited tt
attend.
The John Nelson family autoed tt
NeWfolden last Wednesday.
Several Viking people attended the
scnool program given at Miss Breese
school Saturday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Jacobson visited at the
Chas. Larson home Sunday afternoon.
number of the Viking soldier boys
autoed to Warren Memorial Day.
Aged Mrs. l. Peterson, a prominent
pioneer resident of this place, was
taken quite i'll last week. DR.. Blegen
OF Warren, was called out. Mr.. Peter
son was taken to the Warren hospital
the latter part of the week.
Miss Freda Eckblad of Warren, was
viking visitor Friday evening.
David GustafsOn, Of Thief River
Falls, was Viking visitor last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lindell spent
sunday afternoon at John Lindquist's.
The q. Rud family autoed to Crooks:
ton Tuesday to attend the graduation
OF their daughter and sister, Jennie
nurse at the Bethesda hospital
The Shipping Association shipped a
carload OF live stock to the cities Sat
urday.
ii Mrs. HOlmgren and children, of En-
s derlund, N. Oak, returned to her home
ASaturday, after few days visit at her
xparental home, A. Engen's.
s Mrs. Ole Anderson, of Warren, visit
FED relatives here last week.
The Young Peoples Society met at
!. N. Forsberg's last Thursday evening.
"A large crowd attended. The next
meeting will be held at G. Tangquists
Wednesday, June 18th. Come and en-
Il JOY pleasant evening with us.
The A. Anderson and II. Peterson
families spent Sunday afternoon at G.
Peterson's.
George ZnerOld was an over Sunday
visitor at the John Halvorson home.
Mrs. John Lindquist returned home
from Minneapolis last week, where she
has been staying at the home of her
daughter for about seven weeks.
The Chas. Styrlund family autoed to
Newfolden Tuesday evening of last
week.
Mrs. Keifer and Mr. and Mrs Nichol-
son, of Moorhead, are visiting at the
G. Rud home at present.
Emil Peterson, Of Warren, was an
over Sunday visitor at Viking.
Melvin Hanson, son of G. NJ. Hanson.
who formerly lived on the Znerold
farm, but who now reside near Marsh
Grove, died last Monday. He was in
Viking in the Afternoon to do some trad
ing and haul home a load of hay.
Death came Monday evening, which we
.sSge told, was caused by heart failure.
!aAJ. S. Benson autoed to Warren Mon
DAY to bring home Ford car.
A chiropractic doctor from Thief Ri
yer Falls, was in town last week. She
will be in town every Monday and Fri
day.
"A Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Joringdal visit
ed at S. HansOn's Sunday.
Mrs. J. Johnson was a Thief River
Falls caller over Sunday.
The Peter Lindquist young people
visited A. Anderson's in Newfolden
Sunday.
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North sc Warren

The Cook school closed Thursday for
the summer vacation. IN the evening
the parents and friends Of the pupils
were entertained with very interest
Ing program, after which lunch and
ice cream and cake were served. This
is the third year Of successful teach
ing for Miss Peterson and understand
she has declined the offer for another
year. It Is with regret that we see her
leave, but wherever she may go the
sincere good wishes OF her pupils and
friends will go with her.
Miss Mamie Arthur, Of Winnipeg. is a
guest In the III. G. Cook home.
a Darn dance was given at the Plenc-
ner farm Saturday evening. Erland
NICHOLS and Andrew VaAsickle furnish
ed the music.
w. 9. Myer has purchased the form
er Toni Marcukaitis farm for the con-
sideration OF ST per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. j John Olson welcomed. q
baby boy in their home Sunday morn
ing.
Several from hereabouts motored to
Radium Sunday afternoon to witness
the ball game between the Luna indie
pendents and Radium. The game re-
suited In tie, the score being to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Vansickle and
children were guests Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hansen.
Dame Rumor is whispering that we'd
ding bells will soon be ringing in this
community.
Geo. Wiley, of Warren, has begun
his duties as mail carrier on Route five.
Mrs. Paul Stollack, who underwent
an operation several weeks ago at st.
Vincents hospital in Crookston, was
able to return to her home Thursday.
Jalmer Peterson, who is at the War
rem hospital, is getting along as nicely
as can be expected and, il nothing I'M
foreseen occurs, will probably be able
to use crutches a little by the latter
part OF the week, which will be good
news to his many friends.
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The Country Faith.

Here in the cOuntry's heart
Where the grass is green,
Life is the same sweet life
AS it e'er hath been.
Trust in God still lives,
And the bell at morn
Floats with a thought of God
Der the rising corn.
God comes down in the rain
And the crop grows tall
This is the country faith,
And the best OF all!
Norman
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04

MOTHERS! Why not DEotect The
children by using MIX hen q Tu-
berclin tested herd7 p. Fsast Spau]d-
Ing Farm Go.
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state Of Ohio. city Of Toledo. Lucas

State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he u
senior partner Of the arm Of +. J. Cheney
& Co.. doing business in the City Of To-
ledo. County and State Aforesaid, and that
DRED DOLLARS for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured BY the use OF
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE.
a FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day OF December,
A.. D. 1885, - q 81 : = =
HALLS cATARRH i' ME tiS r. taxi.
on internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces Of the system. !
Druggists, 75c. Testimonials free.
F. j Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
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,UTABAGS GOOD FOR
CHICKENS IN WINTER.

.Rutabagas are the best vegetables to
I've succulence to winter rations for
Eultry,'' says Uncle Norton" Chap
Ian, extension specialist in poultry,
lid uncle of every boy or girl who
Uses poultry in Minnesota. While
sangels, beets and pumpkins are also
led, rutabagas are to be preferred be-
Fuse Of their market value and easy
|alture. They may be sown as late as
He last week in June or early in July.
Wy soil that will grow potatoes will
II re- good crop Of riltabagas.
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sANTED- Clean rags must be free
,uhbuttons, hooks and eyes; must not
IN small pieces: Sheaf Printing
ice.
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All wise people use the sheaf as their
advertising medium.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10
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NAPADLI HLAVNf STAN
SOCIALISM,.

Loyalni americka liga vysla-
la vcera de5et svych detektivil
do hlavni dradovny strany So
cialisticke, 1922 Prospect Ave.
kde Zabaveno bylo mnozstvi
pry pObufujici literatury jeste
behem> valky vydane. While
dem k podobne konfiskaci zat-
ceni tez soc. predaci.C. E. Ru.
thenberg z cisla 5000 Clark
Ave., a jeho tajemnik C. Ha.
cker. Budou souzeni ma zakla
de noveho Freemanova protia.
narchistickeho zostreneho "a.
kona, ktery vydavani radikal.
mich tiskopisI zakazuje a kite.
ratio Freemanova. predlohs
stala Sc v kongresufzakonem ns
podnet zminene loyalni ligy
Oba zalovanf pripusteni byli
Izaruce a vyslech s mimi ma pri
sti tyden odrocen.
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OCHRANCE SLEPYCH
ZEMREL,

Vcera zemrel We sve residen
ci Even King, 1896 vych. 26
ul., predseda svazu cleveland
kych slepcG a muz velmi' do
brocinny. King byl vybornym
hudebnikem a ponevadz jeho
zamoznost dovolovala podpo-
vati chude druhy sve, stal Sc
jakymsi mecenasem lidi nevi-
domych a svym politickym vii
vem prosadil tez, ze Ohio plat
slepcdm $3.50 rocni pense,
King byl tez vynikajicim de.
mokratem a vrefym stoupen.
Gem Johnsonovym. Narodil sc
" Independence pred 49 roxy
oslepl nasledkem drazu v 81 le
tech a pohrben bude "a 1cast
clen1 svazu nevidomych Ultra
odpoledne ma West Park hfb
tove.
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PRIVEZEN DO CLEVELAN
DU.

Vcera privezen byl z Elyrie
do naseho mesta domnely ban
dita T. O'Neil, obzalovany z
ucasti loupeze ma West Cleve-
land bance. Byl zatcen "A
mour hotelu kratce po SVEN pri
jezdu z Tennessee. O. Neill vdci
municipalnimu soudci rozhod-
ne vcera prohlasoVal, ze ma
dotcenem pfepadu Sc nepodi-
lei. Niue pry dokazat, ze "a o
ne loupeze travil ma Jihu. Do
Ohio vracel Sc pry dobrovolne,
kdyz svym bratrem byl upozor
men ma fakt, ze je cleveland
skou policii hledan. Vzhledem
k podobnemu tvrzeni vyslech :
O'Neillem odlozen byl ma pri.
Stf tyden.
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SEN. POMERENE UJfMA Sc
! LlSTONOSU.

.
Mis.nim vladimir nradim o.
znamenor vcera 2 Washingtonu,
ze spolkovy senator Pomerene
zakroci We prospech vetsich
,vydelkd postovnich klerkI a Ii
''stonosI. Tito vydelavaji dosud
$4,000 az $1.4OO rocne a Po-
|merene uznava, ze Zaslouzi 81
lvic, pakf Mvotni potreby jsou
stale zdrazovany a v jinych o.
borech prace vydelky byly jiz
ldavno rozmnozeny. Postovni
washingtonsky drad ma $15,-
100000 prebytku a nasledovne
lvydelky' listonosd a post. kler-
XII daily by Sc zlepsit bez zvla-
stnich financnich obtizi. Po-
merene vystoupi senatu v "a
jmu postovnich zrizencG jiz
Ipristi tyden.
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SJEZD PRAVNfKU.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

We vojenskem tabore Sher-
man procesovan je pfitomn6
kapitan A. M. Teixler nase-
no. mesta, obvineny z neloyali-
ty vdci Wade, zpronevery, opil
stvi neddstojneho vystupova
nj. Vojensk Tribunal mu vyei-
ia, ze vyslovil Sc neselfne q
presidentovi svym nezrize.
nym chovanim ze daval vojf-
mum spatny pfiklad. Tickle,
pochazl z naseho mesta, slouzi
u lazaretni druziny a takto je
pnvodem Rakusan-V Videnak
Rozsudek proti nemu bude Wy.
dan pfistl ctvrtek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-10

Statni pozarni marsal Flem
ming nafidil inspekci vsech no
telG restauraci'v Ohio, aby
zjistil, jak dalece podniky ty
jsou proti ohni opatreny. Hote
Id je v Ohio 900 a velkych re-
staurantG asi 5000. Mimo tech
budou podrobeny inspekci vse
|cky zavody ma "suche.' cisteni
satu, kde pozary pOsledni cas-
zvlaste Sc vyskytuji.
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NOVA uSTREDNA TELEFO-
NICKE SPOLECNOSTI.

.
Hlavnl lradoyny mistni tele
.fonicke spolecnosti nachazeji
Sc dosuds ma Champlain Ave.
ponevadz ale dotcena .budova
brzy bude .poborena, ably po-
skytla misto novemu Union ma
drazf ma Squaru, Cleveland Te
lephone Co. postavi v dolennim
meste novou, moderni lstrednu
nakladem $4,000. 900. Bude to
stavba deseti s5patrova, do nfz
vsecky nynejsi odbocky re
stredu mesta budou presteho-
vany. Sc. stavbou zaene Sc nd
,pOdZim. ~
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ZASTRELILA SVEHO NA.
PADNfKA.
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We stravovn6 cislO 1902
vych. 81 ul. prisel vcera O Ii
vot 43lety Frank Miller z Fort
Smith, Arkansas. Usmrti1a jej
byvala jeho milenka, ovdovela
PAM Evelina Murplyova, 29le-
ta?a rovnez zde teprv nekolik
tydnd zijici. Millera znala v
Arkansasu a zasnoubila Sc s
MIN. Pozdeji mezi ob6ma doslo
vsak k nedorozumeni Muir
phyova pfestehovala Sc sem.
Vcera Miller prijel "a nj a
kdyz smiru mcdowell dosah-
nout, mezi ob6ma doslo k prud
ke wade, strelbou zakoncivsi.
Murphyova vypalila po mem z
bambitky a zabila sveho by
valeho napadnika ma miste ma.
cez o pfipadu telefonovala pc
licii. Zatcena vrazdu nepopi-
ra a ma sebeobrapu bude Sc u
sOudu vymlouvati.
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PRED VOJENSKYM SOU
DEM.
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SJEZD PRAVNfKU.

v Cedar Point, O., dokoncen
vcera slatni Sized pravniki a
pfi te prilezitosti prijata reso.
luce, zadajici legislature, ably
odvolala zakon, dovolujici tax
ZvanOu nestrannou soudni IT,
eketu. Volebni listek cekancG
hodnosti soudcovske ma byti
formovan jako v letech pred
chazejicich, ponevadz sanio-
statny lfsJek soudni sc "a po-
slednich voleb neosvedcil. Pra
wink Harry Payer recnil rovnez
pro odvolani samostatne soud-
nj tickety.
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NEHODA cESKEHO CYKLI.
=. ,STY.
14lety Josef Bartos, 46O7 Finn
Ave. zabit karou.

Ctrnactilety Josef Bartos, je
hoz rodice bydlf v elsie 46O7
Finn Ave-, vyjel 81 vcera odpo-
ledne ma bycikfu a kdyz chtel
ina vych. SO ulici odbocit k
Leisy Ave., pozbyl kontrolu
,riditka, padl pred rozjetou ka
ru los. linie a byl vazne ranen.
Emergencnf ambulance dopra-
villa raneneho jinocha do ne
mocnice sv. Alexise, kde dnes
''rano pc tretf : hodine ranam
svym podlehl. =
Josef Bartos mi. narodil sc
" nasem meste, vychodil War
rem skolu a letos vstoupil do
South vyssf skoly. Byl to jinoch
inteligentni, dobre Sc ucil a
vzdy uslechlile 81 pocfnal. Ia
IvcerejsiS vyjizdky byl provazen
kteryms svym spoluzakem a
lvcrejsim cilem obou cyklistI
byl Woodland Hills park, kde
chteli pozorovati vzlet postov-
niho aviatika. Eel vsak, ku w.
itknutemu clli nedojeli.
Pohfeb zahubeneho bude
konan v sobotu odpoledne ma
Woodland hrbitov.
Tyz zdstavil mimo zarmou-
cenych rodicI bratra a tri Sc
try, jakoz siroky okruh pri-
buznych pfatel.
Vyslovujem hlubokou SOU
,trast pozGstalym.
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CHTEJl KARU MA VYCH.
134. UL.

Tovarnici z okoli st. Clair
Ave. a Colt ul. zadaji spolec-
most poulHnich drah, aby polo
lila trakcni kolejnice ma vych.
134 ulici, kterazto ulice' rych-
lie Sc zalidnuje a dsti v prI-
myslovem distriktu rovnez sta
lie Sc zmahajicim. Spolecnost
ma 9ejblizsi. trat' ma vych. 1al
ul. a pochybuje Sc, re by dive
linie mezi St. Clair a Coelt Ave
molly 1speSn6 existovat.
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INSPEKCE HOTELU "a RE.
STAURACl.
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ZAKAZOvACI cHTEJf $1,000
DANE z VYCEPU UTEMPE-
RENCNlCH NAPOJU. !:
Pfedseda prohibi1ni ligy zada
okres vym&h&ni Dow-Aike-
nova, licensniho zakona.

NdCclHlh IAlStIII IiSy LdhoAO
vac1, pravnik D. e. Green, "a
slal dnes rano okresnfmu po-
kladniku Boyleovi oficielni W.
zvu, ably zavedl v Cuyahoga
vycepni dan nearbeeru, KITE
ra die statni Dow-Aikenova IL
censniho zakona ma obnaseti
tisic dollard rocn6. Podle roz-
umu Greenova jeho sekreta-
re Southwella TAX zvane tenn
perencni pivo rovnez podleha
zakonu Dow-Aikenove.. Zakon
ten vyslovne pry zada, ably IT,
sicidollarova Incense kolekto-
vana byla tez "z lihovych, vim
nych a sladovych likerd", tedy
j polopiva at uz opojneho ci
nikoli. Nejvyssi statni soud
schvalil pry podobnou kolekci
vynosem z roku 1903 a nasledo
vne Dow-Aikenova licensni
pfedloha mela by byti vymaha
ma co "near-beeru'' Sc tyce.
Cuyahoga okres ma dosud asi
700 "saloond" a pak-li by Dow
Aikenova vycepni dan vesla v
platnost, okres ziskal by $500
900 rocne, cimz jeho beztak
slabe finance byly by posileny.
Licensi tn nell by pry prede-
vsim platit "hostinsti'', z pro-
deje lihovych napoji usvedce
nj rovnez nektere cukrovin-
kove zavody near-beer' proda
jici mely by platit tisfcidolla
lovou vycepni dan. Pak-li by
eminent zivnostnfci placeni O.
ne dane odepreli, license mela
by Sc kOlektOvat majitelG do
tcenych budov, kde podobne
lokaly existuji.
Okresni pokladnik John J..
Boyle ma vyzvu ligy zakazova-
cd dosud drcite neodpovedel.
Znamo mu pouze, re Dow-Ai-
kendv zakon podobnym zpl-
sobem v Ohio vykladan a wy
mahan dosud nebyl. V meste
Youngstown mali sice $3.50 Ii
censi ma vsecky temperament
napoie,l picmene takova zvlaS5
nj. Vojensky tribunal mu vyci-
druhu a nikoli ma zaklade
Dow-Aikenovy lieensniho "a
kona zavedena.
Okresni pokladnik porad Sc
tudiz predevsim pravnikem,
nacez teprv ma Greenovu W.
zvu 1redni cestou odpovi.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07

as good lands a@ there are in the
state, and enough to supply five times
as many settlers as now, why should
/ oppose a move that offers the very
best inducements for settlers?
By having five times as many
property owners in Marion county as
now, and by the increased values in
property made by these settlers I
honestly believe my taxes will be
even less than they are now.
l honestly believe that the posi-
bilities of Marion county are unequal.
led, if we do our full duty to improve
our advantages.
Reader, Taxpayer, if I am wrong
in the above. make me wise
Yes, NeighbOr, 1 am going to vote
for road bonds.
Why should / vote against bonds
for good roads.
Yours truly,
l.. S. LIGHT
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-07
BELLEVIEW

Isaac Nix. respected farmer liv.
ing three miles west of Belleview,
last week had surprise that came
very near having fatal ending. Mr..
Nix. who is very deaf, was repairing
rail fence and in stepping over a
part of the fence a rail broke under
and pinned down a huge rattlesnake.
Mr.. Nix, who is very deaf, did not
hear the rattle, and started to pick
up the rail, but fortunately saw the
head of the snake in time to jump
back, and then killed it, 1t was
almost six feet long, as large around
as a quart measure and had fifteen
rattles.
On the 29th Freeman Hames. who
had been working in Oxford, came.
home sick with a high fever He is
better now. He went through the
war without sickness or injury.
Lewis Tyrell and wife of Short
Beach. Conn, arrived the morning
of the 4th and are occupying their
winter home.
A very pleasant evening was pass
ed by those that participated in the
civic league dance the night OF the
80.
Tax notices have been sent to near
~ every one that o~7ns property in
the corporation.
On the Sabbath colored woman
was baptised in Lake Lillian.
Sunday service was held in the af-
ternoon by Rev. c. NJ. Britain of
Ocala at the Baptist church. The
heavy rainstorm prevented a num-
Der from attending.
Rev. S. f. Lawhon preached in the
morning at Fruitland Park and in
! the evening at the Methodist church