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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-05-29
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BIZ to Quiet Tile

Catherine V. Smith,
WIS. Smith, her husband,
VS., Bill to Quiet
Edward A. Thomas,
A. Coachman, Title to Real
Georgia Nelson
Theodore c. Piitzer and Estate,
Matte Piltzer, his wife;
Thomas Crowley.
To Theodore c. Piltzer, Matte Piltzer and
Thomas Crowley, named as non resident res
pondents IN the BILL of complaint filed in above
stated cause:-
You and each of you will please take notice
that you are required to appear, plead, answer or
demur to the bill of complaint, filed in above
stated cause, on or before the first Monday of
July, A. d. 1913.
1t is further ordered that a copy of the fore
going notice be published once each week in the
Punta Gorda Herald, a weekly newspaper pub
lished in said county, for four consecutive weeks;
also that copy of said notice be sent by due
ccrse of mail to each of the respondents; also
that a copy be posted at the door of the court
house in Arcadia, DeSoto County, Florida, with
in twenty days from the date hereof.
Witness the Hon. F. A. Whitney, Circuit judi
&c. BY A. L. DURRANCE, Clerk.
(SEAL)
And the seal of said court.
This the roth day of May, A. ID. 1913.
G. c. Morgan, Solicitor for Complainant.
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Bermonf

Bermont, May 27-Myrtle and
Louise Washington of Punta Cor
da, have been visiting Irene Gate
wood this week.
Rev. f. W. Nolte filled his reg
ular preaching appointment at the
school house Sundays
G. w. Gatewood and N. Cor
bit have been hauling freight from
Cleveland for the Bermont gro
Gerry.
Geo. M. Berry returned home
Tuesday from Nocatee where he
has been picking oranges.
Joe Gatewood left last Saturday
for Greenville, Ala, to spend the
summer with his cousin, Joe
Washington.
The dance given by the Misses
Tillie and Ella 10th at their faith
er's last Tuesday night was we'll
attended, Nocatee, Arcadia and
Bermont being we'll represented.
Refreshments were served consist
ing of ice cream, cake and water
melon. All had delightful time.
D. M. Wright and grandson,
Clifton Bellingsly of St. Cloud re-
turned last Wednesday after a
pleasant visit to friends and rela-
tives at St. Cloud.
Mrs. Ed Edmunds and son,
Richard, returned home Tuesday
evening after an absence of sever
al weeks.
Our community was blessed
with good hard rain this week.
Everybody feels better and the
gardens look better.
John Shenefeld, Andrew Wig
gins, Raleigh Virgins of Punta
Gorda, we're visiting at the home
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of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Shennefeld
Sunday.
Omar May returned home Tues
day from. Mccall, where be had
been working for awhile.
The literary society meets at the
school house next Saturday night.
CITIZEN.
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Notice OF Application For Leave to Sell
Minors Land

Minors Land
Notice is hereby given that on the 3Ist
day of May. A, d. 1913, | will apply to
Honorable w. ID. Bell, County Judge in
and for DeSoto County, State OF Florida,
at his Office in Arcadia, in said County, for
order authorizing me, as Guardian of the
person and estate of Havana Keen, minor
heir of Humphrey Keen, deceased, to
sell at private sale all the interest OF said
minor in the following described prop
erty situate, lying and being in the
County of DeSoto and State of Florida,
to wit: Lots two and three in block
three in A. S. Watson's addition to Ar
cadia, Florida.
This 10th day of April, 1913.
I7td ]. E. LOcKLEAR. Guardian.
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FOR SALE-Improved waterfront
property located opposite Cleveland'
Call, Investigate or write.-N. "
LARSEN, Cleveland, Fla.-tjuly28
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FOR SALE-lOO acres 4 miles
South of Punta Gorda, on Alligator
Greek, on railroad. loo bearing
orange trees,-Albert w. Gllchrlst'
Punta Gorda. Fla.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Fine cow and three
weeks old calf.-P. W. MEADOW,
Punta Gorda, Fla. tt.
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NEIGHBORIN6
TOWNS
Charlotte Harbor

Charlotte Harbor, May 26-Our
community was very much re-
freshed Friday night of last week
with a fine rain.
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w II " the tnlrd annual five
hundred-mile interna tional
wv sweepstakes race which will
w be held at the INDIANAPOLIS
motor speedway Nav 80
holding the attention of motor enthusi-
asts the world over, the event this
year promises TO surpass any similar
contest in the history of American rae
ing. Interest at this time is at fever
neat. and the management of the Indian
apol1s speedway is preparing to take
care of record breaking crowd. The
French Grand Prix and the Brooklands
races have gradually given place it is
said. to the speed contests which dur
ing the past four years have been staged
at Indianapolis. and the big American
track. 1t is claimed, now stands supreme
in the motor world
A new departure this year has aroused
the keen interest of manufacturers in
the ffve-hundred-m race. Heretofore
the race has been open to cars having
piston displacement of 500 cubic
inches or less, but this year the an
nouncement is that in order to qualify
for entrance cars must have piston
displacement of not more than $50 cubic
inches. This gives the manufacturers
the chance to enter cars of the regular
stock class, and it also prevents the
DlS, pow DullC racers from run
ming away from the cars of more
ordinary size. While the new ruling
will not interfere in any way with the
making of sensational records, it is an
established fact that it will make the
race more closely contested, thus adding
to the excitement of the sport The
ruling has met with the marked APP
prevail of manufacturers and other
entrants. and the wisdom of the move
has been recognized to such an extent
that it is believed that hereafter prac-
tical1y every race staged in this coun-
try will adopt the same rule.
Thirty cars will be permitted to start
in the race. and in order to qualify a
car must be able to show an average
speed of seventy-fve miles an hour
and in the event that more than thirty
cars remain in the field following these
preiminaries some of the three-car
teame may be reduced to two cars.
The lineup of drivers discloses the
names of many veterans-men who have
helped to make racing history. and who
are noted for their skill and daring. In
fact. with the exception of one or two
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name of 1910 champion should set fast
pace for the field.
George Clark. the veteran who made a
good finish In the Vanderbilt at NIL
Wankee last year. has been nominated
10 drive the specially built Tulsa. entered
bv Garden Green of Broken Arrow, Okla.
IRE cl- has made remarkably good
showing on the dirt tracks Of the west,
ard rs owner is confident that ii VIII
be able to hold its own on the big brick
speedway. With 4 man OF Clark's ability
at the wheel. the car will have every
chance to prove its worth. The entry of
a third Mason-SpeciaI adds spice to the
list. and with a driver no less known
than William Haupt in charge the list
added significance.
Two Mason cars were entered shortly
after the lists were opened. but the
drivers have Just been nominated. In ad-
dition to Haupt. Bob Evans and Jack
Tower will compose the Mercer team
These men are widely known through
their association with the racing game
They participated in the first hve-hun-
dred-mile race held at the Indianapolis
motor speedway, Evans acting as Tow
ers mechanician on q Jackson car. Evans
set record on the speedway for time
trials in the fall OF 1911. driving Flan-
ders car Both Evans and Tower drove
i'm the races at Savannah in 1911, finish
ing first and second. respectively, in the
light car class.
Jules Goux. the man who has beaten
the worlds speed records. Is now at The
indianapolis motor speedway tuning up
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his Peugeot car in preparation for the
race. He is accompanied by Paul Zucar-
relli. his teammate. and Emil Begin and
Ernest F1anelli. their relief drivers.
Race spirit is in the air at Indianapo-
lis. Every day sees great crowds at
the speedway watching the practice of
the drivers New cars are coming in
daily. and the colony of drivers ami
mechanics is swelling to unusual pro-
portions. Gil Anderson. Stutz pilot, has
the honor Of having made the fastest
lap of the year, circling the two-mile-
and-a-half oval in LA fiat; This time
mate, Charles Merz, who made the same
distance in 1.44A Bob Burman has
not unlimbered as yet, preferring to
cox. in his Fox Special. is also at the
track. but has not tried to establish
any records.
The three Case cars. with Disbrow,
Nikrent and Bill Endicott as drivers.
have arrived from the south and have
begun work. It is expected that by
the last Of the week all the cars, with
the exception Of the Isotta, will be in
Indianapolis. Teddy Tetzlaff, who is to
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Routes to Indianapolis Race.

That many eastern motorists will tour
to Indianapolis, Ind, for the great May 80
race there is proved by the large number
of inquiries received by the American
Automobile Association touring bureau
for the best routes from New York, New
ark, Philadelphia, Boston, Buffalo and
other large centers. Parties starting from
New England and eastern New York
state points will find the best roads and
can usually make the quickest time via AL
bany. Syracuse. Buffalo and Erie to
Cleveland. from which city there Is a
wide choice the balance of the way to
the Hoosier capital
In dry weather simple and easy way
is to continue west on the regular
Cleveland-Toledo route through Elyria
Ohio. where the Toledo route is left by
turning directly south and passing
through Bucyrus Marion and Delaware to
Columbus. There is, however, con-
siderable clay between Elyria and Nor
walk. so that in wet weather it is
preferable to go down from Cleveland
to Akron, thence west through Ashland
and Mansfield to Marion, connecting
there with the route down from Belle
vue and Bucyrus already referred to-
From Columbus to Indianapolis it is
optional whether to run straight west
on the National road through Spring
field, Vandalia and Richmond, or to dip
down from Springfield for the slightly
longer route through Dayton and Eaton
to Richmond. OF course, many of the
roads in southern Ohio and Indiana
were damaged by the spring floods. and
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be one of the Isotta pilots. is here wait
ing for his car.

be one OIL the lSOICa pllOlS, Is mere wall
ing for his car.
4 x x x
Purses Hung Up.
The purse of $4,000 which is hung
up by the speedway management will
be divided among the winners as fol-
lows: First. $4,000; second. $4,000;
third, So 900: fourth. $500; fifth, $4,000:
sixth. $4,000: seventh, $500: eighth.
$1,000: ninth. $1,000: tenth. $1,4OO. In
addition to these prizes the Bosch Mag
neto Company and the Hartford Sus-
prizes to the drivers winning first,
second and third places. respectively.
provided their cars are equipped with
Bosch ignition and Truffault- Hartford
shock absorbers The famous speedway
trophies have also been revived as
prizes for the coming 5OO-mile race,
and in order to add to the interest of
the contest one of these trophies will
be given to the car which leads at the
200. 800 and 400 mile posts. For the
winner of the first 200 miles the Remy
grand brassard will be given the
driver, while the entrant Of the car will
receive the Remy grand trophy. If the
car Is equipped with Remy ignition the
driver will receive $50 a week for nifty
consecutive weeks from the Remy Elec-
trio Company. The Prest-O-Lite tro-
phy-a solid silver brick with reproduc-
ton of the speedway in bas-relief on its
diverse side-will be given TO the en-
trant of the car which is ahead at the
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men, there is not a driver entered so
far who is not widely known throughout
the racing fraternity.

men, there Is not driver entered so
far who is not widely known throughout
the racing fraternity.
::
List of Entries.
The entries. with the drivers. are as
follows: Stutz. Anderson; Stutz, Merz;
Nyberg III. Endicott: I<eetcn. Burman:
Mason. Evans; Mason, Tower; Unknown,
not nominated; Stuff Herr; Sunbeam
GnglisD. Guyot; Henderson, ilnipper:
Fox Special. Wilcox; S.nada. Adams;
Peugeot (French), Gou&; Peugeot
(French, Zucarrelli: AmeI Liesaw;
Schacht. Jenkins: Mercer, De Palma;
Mercer, Bragg: Mercer. Wishart; Merce-
knight (German). Pilette; Special
knight. Pennebaker; Tulsa. Clark; Mer-
cedes (German). milford: Isotta Utalian).
Grant: Isotta dtalian,. Tetzlaff; Isotta
utalian), not nominated: Case. Dfsbrow;
Case, B. Endicott; Case. Nikrent; I'm
known, not nominated. Mason. Haupt.
This list of entries is proof OF the fact
that racing interest is steadily growing,
and that this years event will be the
greatest speed contest ever held at the
Indianapolis motor speedway, II not In
the world. Seven more cars are en-
tered this year than were entered last.
and twelve more will line up for the
Indianapolis race than will participate in
the French Grand Prix. which is the
greatest motor race held In Europe. The
tact that the Indianapolis motor speed
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way has steadily gained in popularity.
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An Interesting Pilot.
A foreign entry which is filling the
hearts of motor enthusiasts with joy is
that Of a Mercedes. to be driven by
Ralph Milford. This is the same car
which Ralph De Palma drove last year
and with which he came SO near winning
the five-hundred- mile race. It has b. n
rebuilt to suit the requirements laid down
to govern this years event. and in its
new form has a piston displacement OF
40 cubic inches. which Is larger than
that of any other car entered. The entry
was made by E. J. Schroeder of Jersey
City, a millionaire sportsman, who owns
the car. With Milford in the race in q
car which has already demonstrated its
ability to travel with the fastest in the
game, the smiling pilot who earned the
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end of the first 500 miles. The Wheeler
& Schebler trophy-a heroic cup of sill
yer valued at more than $4,000. will be
offered the entrant of the car leading at
400 miles, and if the car is equipped with
the Schebler carburetor $1,000 in gold will
be given the driver by Frank H. Wheeler,
president of the Wheeler-Schebler Com
pany.
Bob Burman is the latest addition to
the colony of drivers who are gathered at
the Indianapolis motor speedway in prep
aration for the third annual 5OO-mile In
ternational sweepstakes race, which will
be staged May 30. Burman Is accom-
panied by Tony Janet, the young Italian
who will act as his mechanic. Burman
is determined that he will drive the en-
tire 500 miles without relief, SO has nom-
mated no regular relief driver. He has
already started his speedway training
and expects to put in at least six hours
q day on the big brick oval tuning UP
his keeton car.
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some of the bridges were carried away,
though in nearly all cases temporary
structures have been built to carry the
travel pending the erection OF new and
stronger bridges
Tourists starting from Philadelphia,
Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington, etc,
will naturally take the shorter but more
billy route across central and western
Pennsylvania, thence to wheeling,
Columbus and west to Indianapolis. In
fortunately the principal eastern con-
nection to the old National road be-
tween Hagerstown and Cumberland is
in bad shape, which interferes with
what would otherwise be the shortest
and most natural route from Maryland
and Virginia points to the central west.
Going to 5OO-Mile Race.
That Washington will be Well repre-
scented at the 5OO-mile international sweep
stakes race at the Indianapolis motor
speedway is shown by the number of To-
cal motorists who will go there Tuesday
for the big event. Among those whS will
attend the race are lie Roy Mark. Arthur
Foraker Matthew TTimble, jr.; j. Harry
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Flick, George
Humphrey, w. X. Reeve, Mr. and Mrs.
H. r. Baines, Edwin Is. Fox and Frank
v. Kielian.
!. i r
Burman in Demand.
The fame of Bob Burman has spread
to the farthermost ends of the earth
,Contln,ied on Sixth Page.p
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BY HOWARD S. FISK.

q" YIN the third annual five
hundred-mile interna tional
wv sweepstakes race which will
w be held at the Indianapolis
motor speedway Nav 20
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
G%isentbamlider seefams.

@ines ser etgentbumli6iten Etef'
iee-8eien, oas lie in 6ieier Madbar,
i9aft geieben nrr6e, murbe Dor ei.
nigen Eagen bon einem Slider aus
@ene6ig, gal., bereingebra6t. Sc
miBt flint SUB in Der 2ange un6 i'll
i6mar5 uno grim marmorirt nit Ell.
nem Sbnan8 glei6 benz eines Sat.
fiides. gs bot cine gum @iden ge-
borige SIoBfeoer, geformt tpte Die Ell.
mes Nopogei. sein Mnn6 erinnert
an Sen zines @ila nngebeuers, mob
reno iein @opf ste @eIpc, na6 gro.
berem MaBitabe, bon Dem elmer coli,
forniiden geformten @rote lit. Ser
Mann, Ser eS on's 2ar6 brabte, bat
ME GOLDEN Grain 8elt Uier genoi=
ien. 8eftellt es bet s. sc. 2abr, Sc
lepbon 421, ct. CLOUD, Minr. Nn-
seige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Gin Mrbeiter tuiirbiat bies.

Wm. Morris, Elm ginmobner bon
Jloren5, Oregon, iogt: Sir Sic leb.
ten bier5ebn Sabre madten metne
Mieren unb 8laie mid fir ale Mrbeit
11ntoligltd. gor etma a6t Monaten
begatn ib Tolep Mierenpillen at ge<
branden, rln6 oteielben baben getban,
mas artoere Mebi5inen nidt ertnirf-
ten, ib fible mild lett fein. Sd em-
-pfeble Solep Mteren-Niner1. Molitor
grltg 60. Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
(GortieBung.)

eigeniint,,iig. Sd reoe freiftth mie
ser 8linoe bon sen Sarben, oa i6
meme ga13e @eisbeit 10 5ielnli6 rllr
aus ben 3eitungen babe. Mber, boren
Sic, ga lit glei6 cine barte 9s1b:: man
bot int Gallenidranfe Sapres' ein
6oppeltes Ml1muerper3ei6niB gefnn=
oe1L 6as nit SEN Ml11nnlern Der 9anf-
noteu iibereinltimmt, oie in Sngo
@ogge's 8eltb bei6lagnabmt porben
lino. Merfen Sic mas? TIMER Mann
erflart Nun - id folge immer ben
3eitl,ngen babel - er babe genan Die
9alfte beieiien n1o oie anoere Salfte
jei ibm als @emtnllanfbeil BEL elmer
Yferoetpette bon ei1em getptien
5mift - ooer mie ser 8uri6e ionlt
beiBen mag! - bebanoigt moroen."
Ser Mfann beiBt nirfli6 Smift"
idaltete ser Mnmalt Elm, ui6 femme
i'm iogar perionlid. Sd babe me1tg-
items @rl111o sur Mnnabme, oaB es lib
INN eiuen ger1eini6aftlt6en 8efann=
ten oieies Mannes bon Mer. 2otpnep
unb mir ban6elt."
uBeQ> oariiber 1l%nterbalten mir
uns nod," meillte Bruce, Ser nun
parm getporoen tpar. uMber bleiben
mir bel Dem ooppelten genmmernper=
5ei6nib. 9as lit gar5 getpiB MIR 51
Dem 3mede angefertigt poroen, UNI
&ugo &ogge Ser Morotbat gu iiber=
fubren. Cine tiidtige &%auunfenar-
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genideinli6en neutrality-suspicious.
bereinfane11. gsun fat &ogge, mad
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fiel Bruce NIT leudtenoen Mugen Elm.
v@ier mar bieier Eoofetno IN 1einem
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peroerben, al5u i6lau. 8etten mir
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id, pie ser ladenoe @rbe ii6 nennt!"
u1ie1e @iBbegier permag ib 81 be-
frieoigen," marf 8rDan Elm.
u@ie?~ Ser Deteetip fubr bernm
un0 1tarrte i'm berblifff an.
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an oern @ritaunen bes Mnoeren be-
lnltigt mei6en6. Ser NablaBerbe
lit ein getpiiier Mr. @Derett 5rpe aus
@ar1on Gitp, Mebaoa."
uGas III melt bon bier, nabe5m
piertoni e1ro Meilen," brnmmte Bruce.
u@ben oesbalb miro Ser Mann ii@
mpbl einen bieligen @eneralbebon-
mddttgter 5ugelegt baben," beitatigte
8rDan.
r@er tits? aennen sic ben
Mam?"
vMfein Greuno, ser Braiioent Der
&11pfer=8 ergmerfbanf= @omparD."
Ser eoelmiitbige Mr. 2opneD?"
gs Ieu6tete greu in 6en Nugen 6es
0etectips auf.. nSber ion i6 iagen:
ser Mebenbubler ieines angebli6en