davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middletown transcript., 1920-06-19
After you eat-always use
fAT0NlC

one or two tablets-eat like candy.
Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloated
Classy Feeling. Stops indigestion,
food souring, repeating, headache
and the many miseries caused by
Middletown transcript., 1920-06-19

ONE PRIZE 100000. Free for everybody
to win 5000 prizes by selling new article
patent pending. for only 81. Write Atne
sample Co.. 71b Baltimore Bldg- Chicago
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23
ADVISORY BOARD FOR COBB
co n-.I.X- !. = A
Summer Spraying

The summer sprays are the ones
that control rotten and wormy fruit.
The so-called "'frst summer spray"
should be put on at once. For the
benefit of the fruit this is the most
important of all the sprays. If only
one spraying is to be made, the re-
suits will be better from this than
any other one spraying.
For the first summer spray for
peaches use self-boiled lime-sulphur
with one pound of powdered arsenate
of lead added to each so gallons of
the spray. The self-boiled lime-sul-
pher is to control rot and the arsen-
ate of lead to control worms. The
spray should be applied just as soon
as most of the brown shucks have
shed from the small peaches Use a
good pump and maintain high pres
sue that will produce very fine mist
which adheres to foliage and fruit
much better, and lless material is
wasted.
Apples should be given the "first
IoNllliilSI Sptay JuSI do SOOH dO IlOSI
of the main bloom is shed. Use 1 1-2
to 2 pounds of dry-lime sulphur with
l pound of powdered arsenate of
lead added to so gallons of water.
Spray the young apples, don't bother
with the foliage.
For the second summer spraying,
use the same sprays as before. Give
both apples and peaches second sum-
mer spray 2 to weeks after the
first summer spray. If the weather
is rainey wait 2 weeks, if it is fairly
dry wait weeks.
Self-boiled lime-sulphur is made as
follows: Place 10 pounds of fresh
burned builders lime, in SO gallon
barrel and start Stacking with enough
hot water to cover it well. Add 8
pounds of Flowers of Sulphur and al
low it to cook itself for five minutes.
Then stop all action by adding enough
water to make SO gallons. Add one
pound of arsenate of lead. Make
arsenate of lead into paste and work
out all bumps before adding. This
spray if properly put on will control
rotten and wormy fruit.
Boys Agricultural Clubs
The time for enrolment in the
Agricultural Clubs has been extended
until May 1st. Cobb county will have
Ia Corn Club, Cotton Club, Potato
Club, Wheat Club and Pig Club this
year. Boys and girls wishing to join
any of these clubs should send their
names to E. o. McMahan, County
Agent, Marietta, Ga.
The state prizes offered to the
Boys Agricultural Clubs for the year
1920 includes a Hanson Six auto
mobile to be given to the Agricul-
tural District and the County making
the best combined record in Boys
club work, three free trips to the In
ternational Live Stock Show at Chi
cago, and 90 scholarships to the Boys
Short Course at the State College
of Agriculture at Athens.
This gives a grand total of $12,-
24O.00 in state prizes alone. The
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

In times past we have voted for
Hoke Smith for governor and for SEN
ator, but we have no intention of sup
porting him in his so-called race for
the presidency. We do not like his
attitude. When we vote we propose
casting our ballot for a real, not a
near, candidate. Besides, Senator
Smith lacks a great deal, in our esti-
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

nation, of measuring up to the re-
quirements of the man suited for the
head of the government of this great
country of ours.-Cuthbert Leader.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23

county prizes offered this year will
also be larger than they have been in
the past.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-23
FARM BUREAU NEWS
q. o. McMAHAN, County Agent

E. o. MeMAHAN, County Agent
Cooperating with the Georgia State COL
lege of Agriculture and the United States
Department of Agriculture, Extension Work
South.
ADVISORY BOARD FOR COBB
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
H. B. Paris, A. N. Mayes. ]. r. Thacks-
ton, H. r. Hunt, J. H. Hendrix, j. d.
Peterson, H. A. Glore R. D. Bryant, J.
J. Bruton, A. P. Jones, A E. Eavenson,
R. H. Donahoo, w. NJ. CAN'T, A. E. Davis,
|. c. Power, j. ]. Kemp, E. P. Dobbs, II.
h. Ridgeway, w. l.. Evans. j. J. Thomas
j. P. Cheney, DR.. c. D. Elder. D. r. Little
Bernard Awtrey.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-16

SInu0cu }uut NbidIt0HebmeH Oa.
&c inIttu oft b.niltcr mad DEM
6rieOlicb'dlen Ueho't mo wdreu
RAID OaoouqeQauqeL Wcun lid 0oct
Die Fiortc R%e0'lnct battle. Aber lle
blIeb acid lollcn.
So ituuo luHcn Ser g&el in Oic
&lelt oricu. mo lc .ia!ten oa3. mas
lie miluittcn. Nicer GA lie nun 0eu
le6ten Nllf 0Qhimmtcr marien. mo
lie U,cie Niouate ildlcr mo aebor
Qcu QctDeicu marcIL. mar ood Gin
glbidico2idmcri in jhnen.
yG3 mar Elm llltc@ 1ori." lnJte
5teiner leiie. limo id utrOe al
Oen Nerrn 1ottor eiu G~utidulOi
Qmtl@bric' idrtibE mo oil Metre
@jtme cine }luljdt&tortc."
uCic Niiucuualo ~ 10 ll.mcu -
ilcuncu miro lie" illte Ser Bidder
mo monotc iidl ob. neil lbnt cine
Crane IauQlam ilbtr sic landc ltait
liei.
Mud ser &toIicutr nuHuttc Gin
itoiieniitc4 &;eo.
Ter Nforlcmpu0 mfr ourd ST.
9lcite oe2 2&ddtcrs ma id)iitt,Ite
ocu Vtulltantcn mtiGe NliIttu nlIi
Sdulter mo Mut.
"a iaben lie Nobcrt @jntcc ocu
Nlt9cl berauitonmcM.
sd geh' Elm Stiiddcn nit
gut," iuate cr, ais cr aulaugtc.
limo lie pcrihipanoeu ale pier
i'm @oloc,
Nils iie faum bintcr Sen eriten
5tdmmen iuurcu, blieb Steiner tie.
ben ulo iagtc nit riIbreuocr 9cr5-
lit,feit:
~@obcrt, i'd bitt' Gid ge6 nit
ms"
.@eb nit ms" baten sic auor
ret.
Sd fann nidltl Cd fam nidlt
tort pom bier. Sd pciB ieI6it nitt,
marltm."
Sic gingcn Sen 8alomcg emf
lang. oie Mliiitontcn III Itiuer
Erauer, &obcrt in idrmercu admp-
zen.
Die G6geI iongcn 10 iton, ser
0tor9cn mar 10 tIar, oie @cIt 10
ionnig. 2citlteS Mnrificren MAI
auf 0iciem griineu, ireten 8ege.
"a bintcr ibm lag jeinc3 2eben$
idluerite Not. Ia Dor ibm mar
6rcibeit uno Stiae. "a hinten I'M
Gale mar oa$ 8eib, oo3 ibn baBte,
"a log pieI bGmiit)e Anfeinoung
uno piel fate, iremoe @efiibIlolig.
felt. Nebeu ibm gingel1 trcue Sea-
mern6en.
..8eb nit un$, Robcrt!-
Die 00be mar erreidt. Ser
@eg fiilrte bergab. "a bIieb err
'tcben.
r9ebt pobIl Gonlmt tuieoer!"
Sic reidten linn Itumm oie 0Gu.
Sc unO parlotcn lih Iongiam sum
@eheu.
gr iah ibuen nab nit eIiiben.
Ben, trauriaen NugeH. Mud, ais
lie oeritmrmoen parcn. ltano er
INNER nod al 0~crielbeu Steue.
nno III ocn 6iiBen sllfte Is ibnl.
'bnen uat5netleu.
gter 1pie 9ehultcn pon 2HGr
~frenloeu Wtudt bltrb er lIcbcl.
% b0rtc CT lnttl in Gale 6Ia.
fen;
sd ho:t eil,tn aamcraoeL
Omen b~clltr'u iJl0lt on nit"
Is mar ejlc ulbcDoljene Wiliif,
aber le ornng Dem e;ulamcu 9iau.
lie uII Der Mobt big III Die tIeiite
SteIc.
Al3 oic Muijs peritumnt mar.
!uanotc CT ijtl nit blcld1eu 8ciid)t
5ur @cInfchr.
Gr lab nid]t3 Don ocu @uuOcrn
I'M ~blijbenrUi GriibIluJ<lpolO. - er
h0rtc njdta uon oru IuudBen0en
EIeocru Der bulittu Sanltr. Cine
ld0pert Mciic tloHl inn INT Scr
sen INNER. mHcrrort:
r&Ou hat 8 U5AJerlltn -"
Ills er btinl n28udltGr" luJt0cr
antauL, mar EN- ldnpGrt@ &Grmm
0ern III thut, maruu tr 0lc SANG
raOen babe dueIu reJltu lalitl.
parlm CT }urljttehrtt III Od2 QruJe
0ml@ i%tulerta oca poleu (rid,,@.
Or muGtt nd't DOB llh hj1c 'uu
@cld)ld lcruQtu 'olltt. WuBte non
aid1t2 0nOertW. 01@ IGN juri,iaItlt,
ais uoH Dem jluT 1rtuu0ilhcn Nll.
AtU etut9 !gauttu 4iaunl2.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-16

.4lio, Ro5ert. Die cine 5laIte
Is Seft, - toItet 40 ID, - DIE
Qn0cre i Woiel. - i inter Bril-
oern y N. merit. @Oa'n mol crit
Die 4lOiel trintcn.
SEER Goftor, i'd mclB nIdt -
ME i'd SIT ser Gbra -
n8oa'n nsl crit Die @loiel trim.
fen! ne 6laidc Noiel iiir II Mart
is immer ne Ghre! Sir Sic uto
fir mid! 9lIio, 0nB sic lid MD
ctpa Dor latter Gritaunen per
ihllden - id hab' mid u%erlobt."
Robert @inter p%eriarbte lid EN-
peuig.
Ser SER Goftor baben iid per-
iobt? - HGnf DER onT Der Het'
ie2"
.2,omo6l, Hobcrt - gan5 redt
otf Der Reiie. @ans rihtig ge'
ratcn, al,f Der Rciiel MuBte
ertra oerrqiIen, I'M enoIib nal So
Su 81 fommen."
Ser 9oftor lo6te. OaB er lid
idiittelte. Ger 0iulitaut aber jag
gan5 betrctcn ga.
n4rme GhriieI!!" entfubr es
ibm.
FRA, BORN Sic nal, Hobcrt,
oa5 fino' ID M nib grade lehr
boflid 0 Shncn! V5 . ia tuabr,
i'd bab' mfrs au1 large beoadt,
Gber -"
.8er5eiben MIR ser 9crr 9oftor,
es is mir 10 rnu3geiabren, mir tut
bolt Oas 0tdoden Ieio, DER Serr
0oftor niiien ia MID -"
r@as peiB i) nld)t2 Sat iib
Sbnen Die GbriitcI anuertraut2"
Ser Wuiifant nitte.
Limb o. iagen Sic. oa5 NGoet
tut Sbnen Iei0?"
So, ih ionte aud geuiB uidJt3
berroten, eS Is mir Iest 10 eut.
idIiipit -"
.8ou$ nit Der Sprafe! Bas
bat JIG geiugt? SD muB oas pii-
ien, i'd mug! Sic wdreu etu
ifle6ter Wenid, ein grunoithdter
Menid), 8obert. penn Sic Mrs
nidt ia9tenl Gs bangt aGes oaoou
ab, meil @liid. GbrilteIs Slid
Sit iie - lit iie ungliidIib?"
0Sa, Sic Terlobung muB fe ia
ungliitlid mod)en!"
oWtlB lie unglitflid madcu2
60! - 60! - YfuB lie u19Iitd.
lid modem! Nun Damn - Jonas
IdBt iid ia @ott lei 0anf rid.
gaIgig mndcn"
% nein, neilt, @err 9oftor. nidt
cod - i'd WeiB ia uiht, mas id
lag, ie fam ia loren Slim ieit'
Dem gedn0ert habeu."
n@uS beiBt ieitoem? Set Sic
nit ibr geiprode1 botcn? Seitoem
oen Sinn gednrcrt? 5ebr gull
9oS gin9e ia %ilinfcr, ipie lei einer
8etterfahncl - 0tan ioa lid uih
NIT @etberu einIolicn."
Ser 2oftor bicb leiu 8einsIds
altf, ouB es 5erbrud. &obert @in-
ter iaB nit bleitem 8eii6t oa.
~8os 9ebt Sic oas i~iberbaupt
an?" brittle ser Ioftor auf i'm
los. ~Bam = pann baben Sic
nit ser GbriitcI geiproden?"
%, eS lit pobl ilber elm babies
Sabr Der"
Ser Ioftor ltorrte inn OH
Gin babies Sahr?-Sn, Neuit.
luas mas 6obeu Sic oenn oa
con meiner &crlobutg iprcdeu
f0nncnI"
Bon SDrcr &erIobung ia natiir,
lid) nid)t, Ntrr Gottor; ober, adj
8ott, id mur ia ituIO, i] hattc
mid oa mol 10 oImm bcnonmeu.
mo d ioate mir Die Ghriltel -
D@aa iagtc lie?"
~Gs gibt mn eiuen Matn, oeu
id. lleb bob uno Den i) bcirateu
m0tte. ober Scr gar nid)t oorQm
ocnft, mo oo5 lit -"
r@er lit oaS2 @er2 DER lit Ser
9erI2 @cr Is Ser Sauie @en5el2"
Sic &aiOer Sic 3err 9of.
tor"
Or. 6rieoIicb alma lan8iam uu1
ocn Gid uno ic~ta lid alti5 Soiu.
mSd2"
MeDr mar cr nidt imitan0e GIT
ia3eu.
GortieBun1 folgt.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-16
MeuM5eNNles AapiteL

Hei einet NgJircEju.iI jo8 er
bic lthr, rt.lre,e oils Gag jest
aaire,elt lei mo oaB noaj uHtr
aerd,mcn &tllt hier ole G5rilltt
ror5cItonm1u miliit, ial2 OLE
&artmumldcu &tute nui 0Ht
Mol0Uicicn bcidJiiidt pdren,
sails 49, ia iaH9 - oeun Oh Is
lpirflj6 Der Sail lei, muBtc cr
nldt. Cr mar ou0trtbaIb Gage
lang U~erre,it lcDcien, Belt gcultJ,
UNI ultdl in mtd)tiaercu IIn4en DE
llcberijht iibrr Die IotoIen @e
lhc5niilt 81 pcrliercn God er
lCgte ild an ott bli!hcn0cu @cB
raH0 mo murteie
lln0 cr bate lld) nidlt pcrrcduct.
Die Gbriltcl tam. Sic tru1 Elm lee,
les M0rRdcn am Aru, i'll oun lie
zen ArteiI2ltutcH 0n9 &c'ptrbrot
Bcbrad)t bate.
SEER QUttor. 5it maren per
reit? lIHo MIR b0rtcH, ouB aud
&br 6r0ulein Shwcitcr p~crrejit
lei"
Ter Goftor 500 Oaa Mdodcu
iauit nc0el ljd an Den McAraHO.
~TerrcIlt, ia u}rrctlt, - ltu0
GrduIcn SNWeii2r auh pcrreiit,-
lie poruemeg, ldl 0iuttrbcr. - Sic
Is - lie Is nImIidJ - alla8c-
tniiien."
Sic Settcl? H0!~
n2ie &cttell &awobt! All38I.
fuiiicu, oelerticrt, geHult 10, ME
oicicr pcrflrd)tc 0erl, ser Steincr,
mo sic auocrcn &allmfeu. Giu,
lad aui mo oouonl Ma, Gbriitcl.
, unter ms gciogt. i'd bin irOb, oab
tie tort Isl"
9a8 Mdoten ihmieg.
.Sa, ieb'u Sit, GbriItcl, mir
paBteu elnmaI mid %5uiarnmcn Sic
mar mir 81 oumm. mo id) mar
ibr 81 grob. limo ouS lngtcn mir
inns bel ie0cr puiienoen Gelegcn.
belt. Gorgeitcrn iriib bat oie Set
tel Dem @iufler.W taurer II SaIer
gebor9t, mittng9 hot cr ocn Salcr
UerIoitcn. nud)mIttng5 hub ids
rauagetriegt mo nit ser SCttcl
Irnd) gelnad)t, mo nbcno3 mitm
lesten ,3ugc futr lie iort. NQr9 nH
cinem Gage! Us hnt lid alIes To-
gid mo tnnpp cntpitelt mo OBJ
Jelpielt! 9}a, Il bab' notilrlid) &c.
tobt, mie ids rou2fricgtc, nnmcut.
lid, neil lie mir ion bl0olinnigen
Nrlef binterlailcn bate Ger trieite
DON Sentimcntalitat mo llnloglt.
Smn1erhIn, odttc ldL 6 IS Die
Shueitcr! Nirlt ihr mai nahiab.
REM Gigcntlid). io4te ih mir.
miBt on ibr 9ur nId)t natfabren,
0enu wer fortlulieu mil, Ger luuft
eben. Nber ia ia, i'd fubr!"
gr belt cridopit iune.
Limo no truicn Sic Die Shtpc-
itcr?"
3r. 6rieoliebS 8cIidt nobm Ell.
nen leioetloen AuSoruf al.
rSn einem Suut8fcrnitiit! 3 =
Ghriltel!"
Gr piiftc iif Oen SdmciB BON
ser Stiru.
~8citrpin0eIt bo6c i'd beute, -
gebelttclt, iteltBIit! 3ugercoct
babe i'd ihr. lie iou micoer nit
beimtommen. 3uQcgebcu babe i'd.
if] bate oft llnrcht gehabt, mar
5u qrob gcmeicn uno lie lei ne gorj
patente Shlpeitcr. va, mo Ial,-
ter iolheu Cua.id)! Genfcn Sic,
lie bat iih bercocn !aiieu? Seine
Spur! Sic bIcibtr @as Sic in
DEM Stiite Outca itiiteu miro, lit
mir urfIar. limo ih its oobier
uuo meiB mid oh i'd mid argcrn
mus o0er Oh ib mid ircllcn bari"
Gas W0odIen ifmtcg pjtoer.
~g9jiien Sic mas. Ghriitel. i'd
uero' mid cinfad, ircitu. 6reiIidL
mcin gotje5 QroBe5 N~olt5lpeier Is
lest obne wcibIid)t Auiliht. limo
6u3 miro ia - 0os miro ia oui
0ie Gmter BIN lu!~
au2 CT idpie8. @ciutlid) ilnIm.
tsn wlloe YIlnen i'll gcIbcm Ont
tier un0 bliihen0em Stlet. en-
SdntctterIjn8 lepte lid) aui eulen
%ldrpantcn GIttcrlporn Dor Ole lei.
Den Qtculhtltul0tr uu0 lhlud
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-16

ItEO III ltAtLDtIA $p4lfAA. -AlIt iES-
te err it'd uIe0gr.
n9tein, nein, GbriiteL oaUou lit
feline Re0c, Sd Ourhid)aue Sic
bod! aua Dem alien, i~d)nau3iqcn
Goftor 6rieolieb MAIDEN Cir lid
0oh I'M @ruuoe geuommIeu gar
ntd]t3! yta, o05 miro SIN niemauO
p~erOenfen fonncn! 4bcr Sic iino
cine cole Aatuy. Sic moueu i'd
opicrn, Cir moQen Jest, 0a i'd 10
aIeine 0aiyehe. iif opiern. abfr
oaroua miro uidlt3i 9us mar un-
red]t, meun il Oaa ~a1nabmc, w2nn
id Sic aud - aud 10 uber allies
germ sur 6rnM motte!!"
Sic iuB neben ibm, idaute i'm
an, iuBte i'm All beiocn @duoen.
Itdneu rn1rreu ii6er ibrc @angen,
rro onm id)ntIegte iie iih an icine
S6ultern uro iagtc ibU mI!tc:l
inI idncigcn0eu @olO2 leiie ms
Orr pom ihrcr SIebe.
9ie milocu 9icnen iummten in
8inlter mo &lee, Ser &udud riei
Don ierne. ser @iuo fubr Iciie ourf
oie bliibenoen 3pei8c Der 2iuoe.
Gas @eib itdIt bel Dem Wtanne,
Sen es Iiebt, Sd)ut. SeIblt menn
IS feinen S6uB bralld)te, miiroe es
bod ioIdeu iuteu, mitrOe lid lie.
Der ablid)tlid) Id)pdd)er MAIDEN, ais
oaB cs Der iiBen @abe entbebrte.
@ilbelm 6rieolieb uno Gbriltinc
Sartmann batten oeu @olo nod
nit)t oerlaIer, ais lie ibnt ole tieie
Ntot hires 2cben3 oifenbarte.
Sic flngte nIft iiber ibre freud.
Iole S5ugeno, uid)t itber Die Ytltt.
ter, aber lie muBte Tim oos iogen,
pofir iHre Seele feinen Iusweg
lab.
Ser fremoe Muiifaut - ser
Robert 8irter lit mein 8ruoer."
Or. 6rieolieb, Dem ieiu Slid
nod in Sen Simen lag, oeritano
lie ntft.
ga er5Gblte iie oIleS bonn Gin-
treficn &obertS bis auf 6leIen Gag.
.G5 mar 10 idwer SIT tragen, -
10 idIper ollrdBuiiibreu, - id) bab'
Did 10 of Inn Hat mo @ilfe bit
ten poQen. - idl ourfte nit)t, -
ser Batter hate e$ mir oerhoten.
Nber ieBt, lest muB if) sir aleS
iageu."
2angiam begnnu ser 9oftor Die
id1pere Sudc 51t oeritebeu.
limb narlum norum ingt
;br'S ibm uiht? Sbr miiBt Inn
ood reineu @cin einiheufen.."
Ger &ater fiirf)tet lid, - Gie
Hutter!"
Sic bate gegIaltbt, sic Gntoef-
flung miiroe ibu in ldNpere Gre.
gltltg ~ocrieBen. 0o5 mar nift ser
SOIL.
@an5 rubig, 6einube bellliti9t,
iagte er:
.Rittig, sic Nlltter! No, elm
if)redliter Angitmeier lit ia Der
NartmanL gar fem ridtiger
Wonn, uuo lie is ne boie Rlrmmerl
= God bait perflirt, oas meroen
ia Jest meine SdtpicgercIternl
Siebit on, Gbriitel, id bin ooh SIT
alt, id fam MD inn ridltigen re,
ipeftpollen Sou reinfinocu. Nn ia.
er fiirhtet lid, ih oerIteb' oa3, -
if reriteh' 0us, - unb gelorgt bat
a fir Sen Robert olWd) ba9 Seita.
ment - oa3 Is I'M pieoer mcl teIr
~cnit0n6ig BON Dem @%artuonu! @c
ui9itenS not icincm Sooe crfennt
er Gas Sinh oil. Nher td, i'd al
ter Gicl bin immeriort auf ocr
&Obert ciicriiittig aerpcicn! 4uf
ben Gruoer,"
Sein Qliiflide5 2oden baltic
Iaut ourd) 0en NoIo.
n@o3 ioacn mir Ocnn MAIDEN,
@iIleIm2 @ib mir ejuen quteu
&ot, Iii biit IL tIHg,"
r9eee, fling MD! @ber ijeh mai.
GbrilteI, ih nero sir cinen Hot
eebcn: @ir fonn n6mllt gar
nidt5 madcn."
nSa, iic6it ou," iubr cr crniter
fort, i'd Mil rjh ia uidt 0nqiti-
90
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-16

GiieS feline aer unhoItitpere 9uh lit elm pirfttcS original inter
$uttrn. es III. Ue mans pom @euR0bettsroth gapohnt lit, pom eoier
6arlng aun Wort, fem Se 0drin, 10 auh MIR I'M Gntfernteten pagdr.
o0r MI Den pruocIten Snr aEit0Big mare. 6 fam Sinseru IN DIE Sdnoe
fourcu. oanc o0B tie ietucu Sim perfHHosa. Die SeHeirbett f6rnte feline
@loneu uher oNfts @udleuu MADDEN, uno Dem Sancr tretbt Is Die Stam.
r0he ms @cttht Is III audi nhi ai ec0eeuiuu gerttet, 50 ser
ErttS en- nonttucEer III @er Is lrst. Ser lest X nher bis Sn leshH
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Misses Eloise Henry and Agnes
Burford deferred their return home
from Daytona Beach, where they have
been attending house party, and
will visitwi tn friends in Orlando for
a few days.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Miss Ella Williams of Jacksonville
will arrive in the city tomorrow aft
ernoon and will be the guest of Miss
Katherine Henry for several weeks.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Mrs. c. c. Balkcom is~eIorsesgl YIllS'1'
this afternoon at moving picture
party at the Temple theater in honor
of her sister-in-law and guest, Miss
Elizabeth Balkcom Of Quitinan, Ga.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Miss Catherine Henry will return
tomorrow from a weeks pleasant
visit with friends at Clearwater.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas r. Cauthen,
who were quietly married at Wild
wood yesterday, are guests of the
formers sister. Mrs. J.<F. Pelot for
few days and expo visit jack
sonville and otheA aefore re-
turning to tb~ ord.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Mrs. Kate Howell and son of Oak
We're visitors in town yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Miss Susannah Dodge Of Jackson
vile will arrive in Ocala Saturday to
pay visits at the homes of Missen
Lucille Gissendaner, Loureen Spencer
and Katherine Henry.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Mr.. John McCredie is in the CITY.
coming here to attend the wedding Of
his sister, Miss Julia MtCredie. to
Mr.. Fred Newman.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Mrs. W. S. Tucker of Jacksonville
Is guest at the Ocala House.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30
LATEST LOCALS

Temperature this morning, 68; this
afternoon, so.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Said Desirable Home Proper
ine-room, two-story residence,
airy rooms. wide halls up
ana downstairs; bath room and lin
en- closet; spacious porces front and
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

sample to Jacksonville Cracker
Works, Jacksonville. Fla. 28-1m
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OR RENT-Large, comfortable bed
room with light and bath. Apply
at SO Lime St, Ocala. 2s-1t
"A&TED-Ioung lady to wait On
table. AppI yto City Cafe. 3-tf
FOR RENT-Furnlshed apartment
private bath. Inst -
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

LOST-Tuesday afternoon, a wish
bone pin with ruby setting. Reward
to finder if returned to the Star
office. 30-1t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

WANTED-A competent furTftTt-
repair man, to take charge of all
repair work and second hand de-
partment Apply to E. c. Jordan
& Co. 21-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-30

Select your tires ac-
cordi16 to the roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
try, wherever the going
is apt to be heavy-The
u. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The u. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels-The
II. S. Plain.
For best results
eVerywhere-U. S.
Royal Cords.
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o cheap; ali under fence; f, nortS #
nous 'nstbo 'll,a price s70O. APP
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
TIIABLE LAND UNDER WATER.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN, Feb. Slower Del
aware. since lste Tuesday night, has
been in the throes OF one Of me- most
terrific northastern rain. sleet and
wind storms for many months. and u
Is feared that n the storm continues
for the next twenty-fOur hours That
all traffic VIII be demoraliZed and COM
munication shut of with other sec
tions Of the country. Reports reaching
here from rural sections are to the
effect that ihe wind has such veloc-
ity that trees IN some places are Civ
ing way 10 the pressure. The rainfall
has been heavy and the dirt roads OF
the county are in miserable condition.
II the storm continues for three or
four days, as is usually the case each
ye9r about this time, fears are enter
talned that the waters OF the Broad
kiln River will overflow the banks and
lnundate Milton bitches IN lOwlands
are so flled with water ihat there are
hundreds Of acres OF tilhble land now
under water, some Of It being wheat
land.
Evening journal., 1920-02-05
BIG DROP in
PRICES Soon,
ECONOMISTS
PREDICTION
Continued from First Pogel

Continued from First Pagel
would not be confined to foods and
necessities. they declare, but would ex-
tend TO nearly all lines OF business.
America. they say. must be able to
slope or gradually from the present
record volume OF expectations. other
wise the drop in foreign exchange rates
would prove a boomerang, instead OF a
blessing.
Officials are about evenly divided on
the question OF possible permanent
benefits that my result from the siiu-
alton.
That the curtallment OF expectations
air ady has begun is Indicated TO some
In the reduction OF exports IN Deem
Der as comrured with November.
some idea OF the quantities in which
noodstuns would be dumped into the
domestic markets II foreign eNchange
rates CONTINUE at present tow ieNeis
may be gained from an inspection OF ihe
rate at which the United sat Is snip
ping food abroad. In December uhe 70
tai value OF expectations OF brcadstuiis'
meats end dairy products was siio ooV'-
600. The total was dlv'd.d as loieNNS
Wheat. 950O00O bushels valued az
s23. 600; flour, 100000 barrels valued
al siI.3OO 600: fresh beef, 6sO0.OOO lDs.
valued at Si,i0s.000; oleo oil, 6,OOs.Go
mounds valued si.672 900; bacon, 5S,9s2, 2
oOO pounds valued at Si5,72iOO; lard
636i5.OOO pounds valued at sieA06Vo'
and condensed milk, 76.7S3OO0 pounds
valued at sii. .23S 600.