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CRYSTAL RIVER NEWS
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
R L PARK EditorEntered at tho Postofflco Crystal Itlve
Florida iw second class mall matter March1W7
SUBSCRIPTION 100 PER YEAR
ADVERTISING RATESTransient advertisements 15 cents
Inch each Insertion by the month 10 centDO to to-
nrtvortlslnf space by the year Local notlces 6 cents per lln each insertion
Communications on live topicslocal Interest are solicited It Is
however lint the publisher of tinHaws will not bo responsible oplnlsnexpressed by correspondents
Como on in the waters fine
Now if the world wouldtake something for its militarismas well as for its alcohol
dope habits
Still the American peoplegenerally are pleased at thewielding of the big stick byPresident-
It is probable that the Kaiserwill not again speak so lightly-
of that contemptuous littleBritish army
The Germans arc making butter from sunflowers Maybetrue you can extract sunshinefrom cucumbers
Wouldnt it be awful if theColonel and Barnes were to tellall they know about New Yorkpolitics
Nearly every town and citythe state is agitating a cleanupday become of themovement here
Crystal River TheCity Great summer resortIdeal fishing boating bathingRefreshing gulf breeze allBumraSrY
The address delivered at i
Hillsborough school rallySuperintendent It L Turnerrecently was a gem and plainlythe result of deep practicalsensible thought
Health experts have not an-
nounced that the clwutauojinsalute must be abandoned 01
the theory that it scatters germswhich invite remedies of therock and rye variery
THE LOAFERThey say that I am worthless
and I guess at least I be causekids and other peoples dogs theyall shine up to me While
men is scramblin to nail adollar down I spend the best partof my time in aimless ramblin1roun I pity lots of welldressedfolks that cooly puss me by theweariness thats on their lipsthe pain thats in their eye Inwinter just a corner near tosome one elses fire in summer-time a patch of shades the topof my desire A gun when fallwinds whistle a pole when fishesbite three meals or less if needbe and a place to sleep at nightTo turn a little favor for a strang-er or a pal to get a tender smilefrom a youngster or a gal to grinwith them thats grinning andweep with them that weep tonever mind my enemies and likemy friends a heap to never hurta womans heart nor do a man a
wrong I ask for nothing else exdrift and loaf along
HEALTH PROMOTES HAPPINKSS
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UNIQUE POEM ON LORDS PRAYER
Found on a Battlefield-
A composition Into which the unknown author uniquely fitted The
Lords prayer was found on a battlefield in South Carolina during the
Civil war by a brother of Mrs S B Helmor of Kondallvlllo Inn
Through an old comrade and very tear friend a copy of the prized poem
came into the hands of MaJ John W Russel of Denver who loaned It to
The Post Major Russol values this composition very highly notonlybo
cause of its historic features but also on account of Its worthy and
beautiful sentimentThe original of this poem Is printed on heavy satin and is regarded as
a literary curiosity It bears tho interesting date of July 4 1823
Thou to the mercyseat crtir souls doth gatherTo do our duty unto Theo Our Father
To whom all praise all honor should be givenFor Thou art the great Qod Who art In Heaven
Thou by Thy wisdom rulst the worlds whole fameForevor therefore Hollowed be Thy Name
Lot never more delays divide us fromThy glorious grace butlot Thy kingdom como
Let Thy command opposed be by noneBut Thy good pleasure and Thy will bo done
And let our promptness to obey be ovenTlio very same On earth as tis In Heaven
Then for our soujs 0 Lord we also prayThy wouldst be pleased fo Give us this day
The food of life wherewith our souls are fedSufficient raiment and Our daily bread
With every needful thing do Thou relieve us
And to Thy mercy pity And forgive us
All our misdeeds for Him whom Thou didst pleaseTo make an offerIng for Our trespasses
And forasmuch 0 Lord as we believeThat Thou wilt pardon us As wo forgive
Lot thirst love teach wherewith Thou dost acquaint usTo pardon all Those who trespass against us
And though sometimes Thou findst wo have forgotThis love to Theo yet help And lead us not
Through soul or bodys want to desperationNor lot earths gain drive us Into temptation
Let not tho soul of any truo believerFall In the time trial But deliver
Yea save them from the malice of the devilAnd both in life and death keep Us from evil
Thus pray we Lord for that of Theo from whomThis may bo had For Thine Is the kingdom
This world is of fhy work its wondrous storyTo Thee belongs The power and the glory
And all Thy wondrous works have ended neverBut will remain forever and Forever
Thus we poor creatures would confess againAnd thus would say eternally Amen
Charleston S C July 4 1823
Me an Otis
An Original ComedyIn Four Acts
Presented by Local Talent
Crystal TheaterToNight April 7th
Benefit of
GlubAdmission 10 and 20 Gents
CASTE OF CHARACTERS-
Dick Davis A Student Hale College Fond of Foot Boll and GirlsMr Toy Allen
Byron Makepeace Thornton His room not fond of Foot BallGirls Mr Harvey
Otis Towksbury of Perkinsvlllo Bettys Father Mr Ben R LeIgh
Reginald Thomas A Young Man of Fashion iMr J WHogai
Sam Scullyum Tewksburys Hired Man Mr McClarei
Betty Tewksbury Otis Daughter Miss Mary Guess
Florence Follett Bettys OityFriend Miss Nellie Millet
jRosllla Tewk9buryWifo of Otis and the head of the FamilyMiss Elsie Miller
Sophonla Juggles Florences Maiden BawlMiss CooperA Guest Lola WilHi
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BUSINESS AT THE DOCK
Launch Twilight Captain
Young Cedar Key with J FThompson and Tom Wilson
sailed Saturday for home port
Capfc Charlesthe Surprise put on last Sunday-
his regular runto Gulf Breeze Island The
ladies and gents accepted the opin the Climber twenty
eight of enjoying a Uip in thedelightful crystal waters off the
Island
Sunday p m Capt Jim Morgan
commanding Com Houghslaunch Slowdrap with Red Hen
Engineer D H McOloud
Mate Preston Hunting Deck-
hand invited your reporter to a
trip to the bathing Needless to
say that our launch is properly
named besides wo had to man
the pumps 12 times the first mile
after which the engineer dis
coveredthat the propeller shafthad lost her packing and wastaking water at about two hogs
heads per minute With the as-
sistance of a pair of discardedstockings found in the lockerthe packing was soon adjustedwhen the party of merry singerswent on their way rejoicing andjoined the large party of batherstf ho preceded them The returntrip was without incident otherthan Capt Morgan ran agroundand deckhand planting had toDismantle wade in and pull herolF Party arrived at dock at880 after a delightful afternoon
The launch Flounder OaptPrice from Port Inglis arrived-
in port at six a m Monday andtied to the Geo W Hyde pierAboard were Mrs Peterson MissBuzbee and JesseEzelltheentireparty on a shopping visit to Crys-
tal The launch left at high tidetrip
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TOAST TO LAUGHTER
Bores to laughter the sunshine of the soul the happinessof the heart the leaven of youththe privilege of purity the echoof innocence the treasure of thehumble the wealth of the poorthe bead of the cup of pleasure-
it dispels dejection banishesblues and mangles melancholy-for its the foe of woe the destroyer of depression the enemy-of grief it is what kingsenvypeasants plutocrats envy thepoor the guilty envy the inno-
cent its the sheen on the silverof smiles the ripple on thewaters delight the glint of thegold of gladness without ithumor would be dumb witwould wither dimples woulddisappear and smiles wouldshrivel for its a glow of a cleanconscience the voice of a puresoul the birth cry of mirth theswansong of sadness
Cyril Scott in a sixactWestern Arizona Friday
matinee and night
RUMMAGE SALEThe Kings Daughters will
have a big Rummage sale at thePublic Reading Room Saturdaythe 8th of May Be sure andattend There is always something that are apt to wantat such sales
NOTICE-
A number of BlueMasons residing in and adjacent-to Crystal River desire to or
institute a lodge ofthe order here
With that object in view allFree and Accepted Masons residing within the territory indicated are requested-to communicate with undersigned at the Hotel de Willis orat his office in The Hermita
WO LeighCrystal FJa
April 80th 1915
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THE CHURCHES
Baptist Church
J A H GREEN PastorPreaching service Island 8rd
11 a m and 7 p mSunday Sbhpbl 10 a m
W B Holdej S S Supt
Circuit t Church vSouth-
H P BLOOKER PastorHomosassa 2nd and 8rd Sun
daysCrystal River 2nd and 4th
SundaysLecanto 1st Sunday nightOitronelle 2nd Sunday
Red Level 1st Sunday morning
Halls School House 4th Sunday afternoon
Presbyterian Churdr
Edward Walter BarringtonPhD Pastor Preaching everySunday morning at 1 oclockand evening at 7 oclockmeeting Wednesday evening at
oclock andFriday evening at 780 oclockSabbath School at 10 am
Carter Venierie
Practical Shoe
Repairer-
All Work GuaranteedPrices ReasonableS-
outh Citrus Ave Near Drug Store
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Iron WorksOcala Florida Phone 4
about your dinner
YOU WILL FIND
Choice Sirloin orRound SteakPork Chops
Roast Beef
Stew Beef
Roast PorkFresh SausageSliced Ham andBreakfast Bacon
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Are You a Woman
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