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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
ONLY A SMEAR OF FLOTSAM
ON FACE CALM SEA MARKS
GRAVE OF THE LUSlTANIA
LniProvised Hospitals at
Queenstown are Packed
With the Dead.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Queenstown. May "a smear Il
noisam au the face - calm sea.
tweuty-tHree miles rom here. marks
the ave ~ ere Cuuaraer L.usltanla.
che victim 81 q German submarine.
cone hundred and turgy nine % the
HGeeH hundred persons who uefished
with the liner Dee in improy ised
mors ges go Queenstown. They were
either picked up dead or HuCcum bed
after the lanaiuH SIX hundred and
forty-Hve survivors 81 the disaster
here are uuartered in hotels. resi-
8ences. or hospitals some too badly
burt % be moved.
The survivors don't azree whether
Tire submarine fired one er two tor
psdoea Al agree torpedo struck the
Vessel a vital blow amidehsps. causing
her 81 Hst almost Immediately On tie
staFb0aFd The passtngers estimated
t8n f.asssaalza raElsfneI .aGEat eHoaE
elNht - twenty minuteH after being
STRUCK a aub0rdinate efHceg ~ said
to have told s group of passengers
who had climbed into boat that
there wasn't aut immediate danger
ard advised them 70 remain On deck
whsle longer. Whether this was due 10
TIE fact that the slbur8inafes lost
their heads or their conviction that
tCortluued GA raEs sa9
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
Women Wreck
German Shops
In Liverpool

Liverpool. May at
tacks on German shops,
which began yesterday
were renewed tonight. as
a result Of the fury aroused
By the sinking of the Lus-
itania, most Of the rioters
we're women. many OF
them relatives Of Cunard
sailors.
Several shops were
wrecked and the contents
pied II tfE street ard burn
ed. Many arrests were
made, though so many Of
the police had Joined the
army that the Liverpool
force was hardly available
TO cope with the outbreak
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
AUTO PLUNGES
INTO RIVER At.
JACKSONVILLE.
-FOUR DROWNED
Wife of Jacksonville Ply
stefan and Three Children
Lose Their Lives
~ AssnCIATEn PREss-

Jacksonville. Fla May AIRS. q.
u. Johnson. wife ~ a prominent ply
stefan 81 Jacksonville. and their three
children were drowned tonight when
their automobile plunged into the -.
Johns river. Ia. Johnson and Mrs,
J. II. Rland and her two daughters had
a narrow escape They were rescued
from tae water just ID time Go save
their lives.
The car was returning 10 the city,
having entered a ferry south ~ Jack
seukll'e nr InlnsQn eranked the car
s fhe boat approached fhe Jackson
willie side The engine started and
the car dashed ahead. knocking him
The car plunged through
ths chains into the river.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
President Receives kilograms From All Sections Demanding That
Avenge the Deaho Hundred Americans
I,5OO Latest
E S tim ate of
Lives Lost on
the LuSitania
~ AssocIATED -.

London, May 9.-The
latest estimates here put
the Lusitania death roll
around fifteen hundred.
The Cunard line superin-
tendent today dashed an
lingering hopes there
might be for further sur
vivers. in a statement in
which he said: The only
problem now is TO identify
the nameless dead.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
AMERICANS SAW
SUBM ARINE AS
It SPED TOWARD
THE EBSfFANiA
Robert Rankin Of New York
Says Torpedo Was Fired
Without Warning.

Washington. May Consul Frost.
a. Queenstown, eahled the state de-
rartmeut tonight giving American sur
vlyors' statements concerning the de-
afrucU0n of the LusItania.
Ruoert Rankin Hf New York told Of
seeing the submarine ~ watching
g. white trail left 1y torpedo as Sc
sped toward the Lusltania, and the
bursting OK the steamers boilers inn
medIately after she ives struck He
said only one torpedo was nred
He declared that the torpedo was
fred without warning while most ot
the passengers were below az lunch
con
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
anderbM Dies
a Hero; Gaze His
Lite Bell A cay
nY AssoCIATEn PREss

London. May Thomas slidell OF
Sew York. said today he saw Alfred
Vanderbilt on the deck Of the Lusitania
as the vessel was going down. Nan-
darhi't could not swim and was e1ulp-
ped with "a life belt but CALAMITY tonk
it OF. slidell said ana placed ia around
the body Of q Young woman. de then
went to seek another belt. The ship
sank Co few minutes latef.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
Lord Mersey TO
Conduct Inquiry
Into Disaster
~ Ass0EIATEn -

London. EaE SIT ls officially an
nouueea THAT tha British board q
trade 0fth Ehe concurrence % the ado
mlralty. has ordered an Inquiry into
the c8regmstauecs attending tire loss q
the Lgsitaua
Lord Mersey hae consented 20 can-
Duct The inquiry Mersay conducted
the inquiry into the sinking Cf the
steamers Titanic and Empress - Ire
land.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
WOMEN m DEPARTMENTS
Epf~IsH GoWERNM ENT

London. aIay s-0Corespondsuce q
The Associated Press. 1--Au depart
ments e. tire British government SER
vice are officially throwu open fa We
men fer the arsf time ln CT. uiar
EzeaeH hv tne cabinet through the
Board rs Trade The circular urges
all government departments % replaca.
wherever possible. men employees -
military age wErh women. and a9ers
@ obtain suitable women substitutes
Tor various clerical and ether positions
through ths government 'abor e.
changes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

Cleveland o.. May Fer the pur-
pose of aroasfng sentiment favorable
70 a Supreme Court % the World the
first Wori5 Court Congress Ga history
Vii convene in Cleveland. Mag lz-1A.
Statesmen and rurIitEsts ~ Inferna-
tiara1 fame VIII address tha congress.
which viii De MADE IA u representa-
tlves - peace societies. colleges and
universities. commercial aua.es. civic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
FEMALE ARMY GETTING
READY FOR SERVICE

i.ivsrpcoI. Nay s.--A little army a.
women. : thousand strong. 4 quietly
drialnw ~ Liverpool % = composed
~ soldiers ard sailors wives who
are tiraa 81 sitting IDS a. home
thlaklng of their absent husbands.
IRE commanding officer u Miss
Phyllis Lowell The government plans
70 enroll seine ~ the women a. or
dsrAeB IN local hospitals.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
NO DISCIPLINE.
ORPRECAUTIONS.
ON LUSITANIA
DR.. Howard Fisher Declares
Cunard Line Not Free
From Blame.

Queenstown, May a.--Doerar Howara
Fisher. % New York, hrorher OF Walter
FISHER. fas mer secretary % the interior.
des-ri6inE the Lusltanga's sinking said
u was not true that he passengers
were uueonoernea over the possibility
of being terpeaosd. He sasls "E don
SNOW that q case is being made cut for
fhe Cunard people hat saunet say
that either discipline or precautions
were up Go the standard. When f
beard the crash q rushed be- the port
side. $50 Greer was Iu s.Eht AH ef-
f1Fr waa being made th lower boat
sWinEinE opposite fhe grand entrance
Women. chIldEan and men made O.
scramble about fhla Boat. Nh5cs was
smashed asa.rFt lha side. tFraWinR the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
AMERICA May GET
BEsT OF DRUG TRADE

Berlin. May s-The var anords
America an aaportunltg 60 become the
drag ana chemical center of the world
fn place - London ans Amsterdam 81
America bHt knows enough q grasp
the advantage. In the opluion % Or
o. III EaudEeFlee3. chief chemist - a
ain Philadelphia manufacturing and
blolowical chemical eoncern. whs has
been touring Europe Tor sever Al
montha
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
.ew York of the
An7eTIc an Line
Reported Safe
PSI ASSOCIATED PRESS

,Sew YORK Aay n-The American
lire steamship New York arrived a.
Liverpool rom New YORK this after
noon. according Cd the cahlegram
received here. Owing . the Lualtauia
disaster there were many inquiries re-
garalug her safety. The French line
steamer Latouraine from New YORK.
arrived a. Bordeaux Yesterday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
Persons Whose
NamesNo
Certainly Dead
~ AssnrIATEn -

Washington. May s.--American Con-
sal Frost. at CORK cabIsd the state
department tonight, as follows
Please assume that persons not
listed either as survivors or ideuti-
agd dead, are missing and almost GER
tsinlv dead There Is no news -
Vanderbilt. stone Klein Hubbard or
FrUhmau nor their bodies"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

ties ard states
The present war situation viii not
be dealt with a. fhls Rresf meeting
The Fuea sers upnn fhe program have
baeu notified that this movement e
NOT "stou ere war plan 10 tne
contrary 81 contsmplates rs action
angi tae close ~ THE war when r =
6coauaasa oa Lass aa5
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
ITALY ISSUES A
CALL TO COLORS,,
AUSTRIANS AND
GERMANS LEAVE
Troop Trains are Being Rap
idly Moving Towards the
Frontier.

london May "a Copenharen sss-
patch says. a private message from
seliin states that ITALY called 70 the
oolora az infantry classes from eseh-
teen g seventy-s.x aid that many
trains. headed win troapa. are proceed
ing 20 ths front
Faris. Mas P--A Hnuera. swift
sfano. anpatch IS the Tempe ssyH
me ApHflana ana armaus ars nee-
ing iFon ITALY an ralns g ire a.
reet.on at ne Frontier are PACKED No-
tce haa Been eiven y ths suspension
fren fodaf af teiephaas sens - acress
the ff'Htle Ana Hgnrras Hon 81 MANY
a ATS gFmaus and
Austrian jaafnallala have left italy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10

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gHeat O. degrees tcs@
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
WHITE CONVCTS
EMPLOYED DOWN
IN Seventeenth
THIRTEEN EMPLOYED
IN BUILDING ROADS THERE

Supt. Henry Christian of the county
roads department returned this morn
ing from Talbotton, where he went to
bring in white felony convict who
recently was given a term of several
years and assigned to the Sumter
county changing There are now
thirteen white convicts at work here,
engaged in building roads down in the
Seventeenth district, between Ameri-
Gus and Dawson. The white zebras
are worked entirely apart from the
horde of colored changing habiteurs
and render very efficient service. All
of the three or four county gangs are
now busy at work and adding mater
tally to Sumter's system of "best roads
in the South"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
VETERNS HAPPY
IN DISTRIBUTION
PENSION CHECKS
SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
DISTRIBUTED HERE TODAY.

Sumter's old soldiers were made
happy today in the distribution of pen
sion checks for the current year, and
many of the veterans crowded the of
fee of Captain John A. Cobb, whose
pleasant duty it is to distribute the
states bounty here. Over $1,000 is
Sumter's portion of the fund this year
and much Of this has already been paid
out, the distribution of pension checks
having begun yesterday. Sumter is
among the first of the 148 counties in
Georgia to pay its veterans this year,
and the checks of $50 each will bring
no little comfort and joy to the old
soldiers of the sixties and the widows
of heroes dead.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
FILL WEEK Of FEATURE FILMS
At OPERA HOUSE NEXT WEEK

ANAGRR MATER FOR WEEK THAT NSURES
DAY-JACK LONDON MOVIE TUES
uAy-DUSTIy FARNUM, LAURA SAWYER AND EDWARD ABELES
INCLUDED IN PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK-COAEDY EACH DAY
WILL BE SHOWN FEATURE FILM
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
A NIGHT IN MELODY LAND.

Americas High School, 25 and so cents.
BEN HAWKINS BLUE MARSH
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
Paid in Full.

Paid in Full" the dramatic success
featuring Tully Marshall and the origi-
nal Broadway cast, will be the movie
for Friday. The program for the week
is completed on Saturday with Dustin
Farnum in THE Lightning Conductor.
Among the comedies that will be Of
fered during the week will be one on
Saturday featuring Charlie Chaplin,
the erstwhile keystone favOrite. On
the other five days comedies equally
as good will be offered
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20

light" with Hobart Bosworth playing
the leading role. Edward Abeles, the
fayorite comedian, will offer the pretty
romance, The Making of Bobby Bur-
nit" This movie is taken from the play
by the author of "Brewster's Nil
lions" On Thursday the fans will haVs
chance to see their favorite, Laura
Sawyer, in the feature "A Daughter of
the People"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
ONLY 4 TOOLS
ARE NECESSARY

With the corn and other tall things,
on the north side, place tomatoes, egg
plant and like plants adjoining them,
cabbage crops the next in line and at
the farthest side the roots crops, such
as potatoes. Keep crops of like kind
together. If rows are to be Ions
enough for more than one vegetable a
row containing parsnips, satisfy and
late carrots would form a good COM
bination, while on a row containing
cabbage, parsnips and lettuce would
be inadvisable. Keep together the
crops that are ready to harvest at the
same time.
Only four tools are necessary to cul-
tivate the garden, although those who
think they prefer more can obtain
them and tighten their labor somewhat
Two spades, one of the common garden
kind, the other forked can be obtained
for less than 81 apiece. A good garden
hooked wedding knife will save some
hand labor although they are not alb
solutely necessary in the small gar
den.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
FINALE.

FINALE.
Counting on the Old Suwanee-
Entire Company.
Famous Georgia Buck and Wing Dane
ers, with the new dance, Balm
the Jack" by Leonard Tinsley and
Company.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20

Manager McAfee has a program OF
1gRture pictures for the Opera House
next week that he is sure will please
hls patrons. In fact the hig boss OF
2his movie show feels that the weeks
program is the best one he has yet Of
gered the public.
Ia addition to Famous Player fea-
eure each day the management of the
gsera House has decided to show a
scn,edy. Manager Mac believes that a
Hrst class feature, a rafting good com
say, and good music will make a COM
hAati0A hard to beat
The program for next week opens
w5th Rye-reel feature 1.-THE Lost Par
szS1ise." a movie depicting the world
vide struggle between capital land la
Rsr. Il. b. Warner with strong sup
gpsrting company produce this picture.
Jack LendeR Movie.
Tuesdays program consists of a
lack London movie Burning Day
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
Fun in Being Your O,vn
Back Yard Gardener
Only 4 Tools Needed
EXPERT IN SECOND ARTICLE
SHOWS HOW TO MAP OUT
GARDENS
(BY PROF. SPADE.)
Chapter ii.

The fun the beginner gets in plan
ming his garden is only rivalled by
the fun She experienced gardener.
Here is the chance to lay out on paper
the spring and summer campaign in
the back yard, to figure and plan so
that every inch of space is utilized.
Four things should be considered
at the start in making the home gar
den. They are, a sufficient yield to
supply the family, succession of crops,
ease and cheapness Of cultivation, and
maintenance of the fertility of the plot
for the garden of next year, and the
year after.
Always SOW in rows with the taller
and more harder plants at the north,
Growing vegetables in beds is usually
more work than the results are worth
A back yard 6Ox4O feet will supply
the average family with small veg
etables in plenty, and with a quick
succession of crops and judicious han
ding may also furnish some of the
potatoes and cabbage required for the
winter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
MINSTREL FANS
HAVE TREAT ON
MONDAY NIGHT

Burnt cork fans have treat in store
for them on Monday night when the
Cracker Boys Minstrels gives their
initial performance, at the High school
auditorium. The show will be given as
benefit for the High school annual
fund.
The Cracker Boys Minstrel show is
purely local talent organization but
is made up of stars of the first mag
nitude. Every man in the cast has
been selected with purpose of help
ing make up a we'll rounded company.
Ben Hawkins and Blue Marsh, late
of Burtons minstrels are the headlin-
ers. Their work as premier end men
is sure to please. The supporting
company is strong and the whole or
ganization is we'll balanced.
Here is the program as announced
by Ben Hawkins, publicity agent for
the Cracker Boys Minstrels.
THE CRACKER BOYS MINSTRELN
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
Introducing as Comedians
Ben HakwinS Blue Marsh.
EVERY MINUTE A MINUTE OF
LAUGHTER.

T. LhA uiNCI Il a MINI he We
LAUGHTER.
Also Introducing
Some of Georgia's Sweetest Singers
Weber Smith, Leonard Tinsley
Merrell Wheatley (The famous Geor-
gia Baratone) and Bob Coggins
lyric tenor,
Professor Beckwith-in his brain rack
ing novelty act.
FIRST PART-MUSICAL NUMBERS
Love the Whole United States
Entire Company.
Back to the Carolina you love
Entire Company.
Mississippi Marsh, Hawkins
and Entire Company.
All Aboard for Dixie Land-Entire
Company
You Go In, Mister Friend of Mine
Why Do Girls Get Married
Ben Hawkins.
You Are More Than the World to Me
When You and | Were Young Maggie
Weber Smith.
It's Long Way to Tipperary- y
Leonard Tinsley.
In the Land of Golden Dreams
Merrell Wheatley.
Those Memphis Blues
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
I'm Going Back to Old Virginia
Blue Marsh.
Back to the Carolina You Love;
Entire Company.
PART TWO.

l. Introducing Prof. Beckwith, the
King of Paper Tearers.
2. If you don't change your Living
That's the way you'll die
And a Line of Side-splitting comedy
featuring Where the River Shannon
Flows and the Memphis Blues on the
Slide trombone .-......... Blue Marsh.
3. The Comedy Fourth Latest
Song Hits.
4. A Few Minutes in Laugh Land
Ben Hawkins.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-20
AMERICUs COTTON MARKET
Americas, Ga, March 20, 1915.

Americas, Ga, March 20, 1915.
The cotton market is quoted today
as follows
Good middling, Sc to Lac.
Middling SAC to &c.
The market today was strong anu
steady at an advance of ten points
above the closing quotations yester-
day.
At the close today the May option
was quoted at sos cents.
Several sales Of small lots spot cot
ton were made today
Invigoratlng to the Pale and Sticky
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic
GROVES TASrELESS chill TONIC, drives ou'
Malaria. enriches the blood end builds up thesy'
EN-. A rue tonic. For N1ults and children.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

AAfu "
Harrison cfy District No. 81,
Number Of mills voted, 3.
TrusteeE j. Il. whidden. Bridges
Il. NJ, Stidham. Limestone; A. K.
Abritton, Limestone.
l.. +. Farabee, Inspector; X. NJ.
tidham, Inspector; j. Il. Whidden
Inspector; A. X. Albritton, Clerk.
Ona District No. 81. No electiop1r''
Maud District No. 80. No election
Charlotte Harbor District NS "a.
No election.
Holzendorf District No. 80. Mum
Der mills voted, 3.
+. p. Johnson, Crewsyille; W. A.
Lanier, Crew sville; G. q. BUD
Crewsyille.
George & Budd, Inspector; W. r.
Williams. Inspector W. A. LAME
Inspector; + p. johnson, Clerk.
Lily Disnic No. 80. Number ID
mills voted, 3.
Trustees: d. h. Cause. Lily; W.
II. Plat, Lily; j. II. Durrance LII
X. b. Cause, Inspector; W. \
Roberts, Inspector; l." X. Skipper, III
spector; j. IL. Durrance, Clerk
Which said returns were found Il
BE- In proper form and II Is thereupon
w,on motion duly made and seconded
II solved and declared at aud In TN
said election, It was vSted that three
(S) mill levy be assessed and collected
and the superintendent Is hereby au
tlicrlzed TO issue commissions TO th'
above trustees. Said commissions to w
dated May 18th, 1915. Which motion
was unanimously carried and II was So
ordered.
At special executive session OF th'
Board Of Public Instruction Tor Desc
10 county, State Of F1orida, held In th'
Office OF ,SaId board at o'clock a M
April 9TH, 1915. for the purpose q
canyassing the election returns OF .th'
special Bond Election held in specia
Tax School District No. Q. known a
the Popash District, in DeSoto County
Florida. held on Saturday, the l3t
day Of March, A. ID. 1915, and to de
te-mine and certify the results there
OF. The following members were pres
emf: f. b. McClelland, chairman )
Il. Hogan and II. A. Ware, members
aud James o. Buckley, County super
intendent.
The meeting was called to order by
f. b. McClelland, chairman, and TN
returns Of said Special Bonding Elec
tion were canvassed rs follows:
whereas, AT an election. notice q
which having been given as require
lv law. for thirty days, ordered by
the County Board of Public lnstruc
t,oi and held on the 18th day o
March. A. d. 1915, to determine
whether the Popash Special la
scnool District No. 4 shall issue bona
IN the sum Of $4,000.
We. the undersigned. clerk and IN
mectors. do hereby certify that the fol
loving Is true and correct return .
the votes or ballots east upon the cues
t,on submitted in said elections :.
Number Of votes for $1,000 bonds
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

en- Insneeto,. w q cassad,
AID D n shaver clerk
n,s,,,,,. NJ q >,..sto- i,
a
u. r. = wal,os Nocotoo.II
ID Socatee p strond No..
=,
'lllH ao,no,ds rns,oo.o,. ~ ~
Insnoctor. 7 w Nc.
= hector. A p strond CIR,
n District No Nnmhor -,
~ "a. 8.
:J W RpIlocL Arood,o
rrow Arcadio d r CO..
Lila.
Rn,,oo,. ,.... ~
Inspoctor D., 80
R. d carner CtO,.,,
District No 3 NJ o,oo.,o,
his votad q % ~
is: g. w Smith woroh,,a
Smith. wanohu,a
wauchula
.nSnector n % ". %. W" W.,
Hem w ~ swami, N
bp croar n,a.-, ZEN
rs mills vo,od . NO. w
'o'eu' o.
"A. q. Jonas pa',.,,,, 49,. ''.'
peenles pon.,,, c, s "e
Hin insnon.e "e"
aDector - 90 ~ re-
Green District No :, Nrr
mills voted. 2
ices: W. W. Cocker. Fort Green
]. W. Albritton, Fort Greer
G. II cu r. C.oor
|ill. Inspector; J. L. Alder
Inspector; A. A. Hendry, In
4 W ~ Scott, Clerk.
e"Ser District No. ~. No cleo
,r.,,,
mn" I,lS,rict NO. 10 NUN
i ps, ,o.eo' D.
hnn pro..,,. nro"n'i,Ie =; W.
bville " ~ Do'
q wp,,.
!, Inspector. G inS y Or. ~ IN
dner p; pistr,S saxon %n g ~ S SIer No..
4>o' H. No ~
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-15

Things q, ed nne Tor Arcadia ssah
If th,lsnl I. Kemp knocked a ''ne
run. and I -. II. $, boys got Ne,S
I.ut failed vet any more across the
pom. ,.
The Bai = fellows "ic
manly set. | they played good clean
h,.e hall. ! Arcadia lads appreci
mo the WISH cm them. althouge tne'
beat us.
The SUNNI is as follows; s