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The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30
ARE PREPARING F0R CONVENTION

New York, Oct. 8O-The chair men of both the republican and democratic national committees is sued calls today to the members of their respective organizations to meet in Washington, D. C., for the purpose of selecting the cities il which the national conventions shall be held. The democrats will meet on December 7th and the re- pu5icans on December 14th.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30
NEWS 0F
 THE STEAMERS

The Dolphin will be in from the south at an early hour Monday morning
 The City of Seattle sailed north last night from Seattle and is due in Skagway Wednesday.
 The Alameda will be in from the westward about o'clock tomorrow evening and remain for about one hour before continuing south.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30
CONVOY TRANSPORTS FROM
 ODESSA TO SEBASTOPOL

Buc1arest, Oct. 2O-Mauy trans ports, under convoy of Russian war ships from Odessa to SebastCOol, are now enrouto to Bulgaria, where the Black Sea coast is to be again bolbarded.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30
JAPAN BECOMES 4 PARTY ID
 0UADRUPLE ENTENTE AGREEMENT

London, Oct. 3O--It was officially announced here this morning that Japan had agreed to join the qua druple entente powers in their com pact with each other to neither ne goliato nor accept peace terms with Teutons and their allies unless by consent of all concerned.
 It is understood here that vari- Ous German papers have dared the
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30

Vienna, Oct. 9O-The first six days ot the desperate offensive movement by the Italians against the Austro-German defenses along the whole line from Switzerland to the Adriatic Sea has resulted iu a loss to the Italians of one hundred thousand men and to the Austrians Of fifty thousand.
 Udine Italy, Oct. 3O-In the pre- cediug five months the efforts of
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30
HO D0UBL DEFY
 UNITED STATES

Douglas, Arizona, Oct. 3O-Moy- ing iu Q solid column three miles long, General Villas soldiers are now advancing to attack General Gales, and it Is believed they will defy the United States goyern- meut and cross the international boundary line to reach their goal.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30
THE NEW CABINET IS
 STRONGEST IN YEARS

Paris, Oct. 30 - President Poincaire met with the new cabinet today, which is headed by former Premier Briaud, and is believed to be the strongest that France has had ill years.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30
JUNCTION OF TEUTONS
 AND BCLGARIANS MADE

Rome, Oct. 30-A junction of lhe Austrian, German and Bull garian armies was made today about fifty miles southwest of Sofia.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30

The navy department, after a thorough investigation into the case of the steamship Hesperian, has concluded that the vessel was sunk by a torpedo and not through strik- ing a floating mine.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30
SUCCESSFULLY
 OPERATED UPON

New York, Ot 3O-J. Pierpont Morgan, the banker and fiDancier was successfully operated up on today for appendicitis, and Is now resting easily with every prospect for 8 speedy recovery.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30
WEDDING ID BE
 NOVEMBER I

Washington, D. C., Oct. SO-The wedding of President Woodrow Will son and Mrs. Norman Galt was announced today to take place on Wednesday, November 17.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30

Gales have swept the North sea for the past IS hours and many wrecks are reported to have Oc- cured with @ corresponding loss of life.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-10-30

government to ask the United States to recall Brand Whitlock on account of his energetic actions and pro testations against the execution of Edith CaYeall, the English trained nurse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

PaSa i Ia pagina S, cOlumna J.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
Hoy sera coronado en- la vieja ciudad de
KiOtO e1 ErnperadOr del Jap6n
De acuerdo con Ell ceremonial antique, Yosihhito Sc declarara
poseedor ante sus antepasados del divine collar, del
divine espejo y de Ia divina espada
LA ENTPERATRIz AsIsTIRA TAMBIEN A LA

no. acaecida hace mas de Tres amos.
en- Julio 30 de 1912, Yoshjhito, SUI
ccsor del trouo. ha entrado. por de-
recho. en- possession dc los tcsoros 81
grades del JapGn. consistcntes en-
el Espejo divine. Ia divina Espada Y
cl divine Collar de cucntas. %conoci-
dcs respcctivamente como ell Yada-
no-kagami, cl Murakumo-no-Tsurugi
Y eI Observation-Disclosures que son
los simbolos de Ia sabiduria, del va
Tor Y de Ia elemental.
Los japoncses Green cue estos sa-
grades tesoros fueron dados por
A.materasu lBondad del Sod, funda-
dor primitive del impcrio, 4 su ME
to Ninigi-no-Mikoto, zen el precise
omcnt que desccndia del cie!o para
rcinar en- IA TERRA del Sol Mackenzie"
' desGe csc tempo inmemorial, has
Ia Ia epoca prcsente. Sc han venido
tyasmitiendo, sin interruption, 4 to-
dos los Emperadores de dicho pals.
FL monar"a Y su espoSa Saldran de
Toxic para Eioto. Ia antigua capital,
donde Sc efcctuara Ia declaration So
lemne dirigida 4 los a~ntepasados. La
fecha para tsta Sc anunclo Official
mente desde eli dia 10 de Abril ulti-
mo, Y los m~ensajaros imperiales lie
varon Ia noticia q los SepulcrOs de los
cm~peradoreS, de IA prolongacion de
una dinastia que cuenta mas de 5000
amos de existencia.
Las ordenanzas del Jap6n prescri-
ben que esta ceremonial Sc lleve a ca
90 en- el intermedio de las Estacio-
mes de Otono e I~nvierno, con objeto
de que Ia cosecha, entonces nueva.
del arroz sagrado, pueda ofrecerse
a los names de los predecessors.
Una pequena ceremonial religiosa
tiere lugar en- el Santuario Imperial,
momentos antes de Ia partida de los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

sobcranos para Ia antigua capital de
los MikadoS, deSpucs de Ia cuai Sc
sacan del Palacio los tres tcsoros sa-
grades. I'm palanquin. ilamado ANA
no-Hagurama, o rucdas aladas del Gle
10, Sc 2cerca 4 una de las puertas Ia
terGlcs para recibir Al kashikodokoro.
los simbolos Y dennis rcliquias que
deben lIevarse. Cuando cl celeste
&iado" Sc ponc ell marcha. es seguido
Embellishments por Sus MAGISTRATES,
que viajan Ell Ia carroZa de Estado,
or medic de una gran procession que
sc eXtiende desde Halacio hasta IL
Is,aci6n nueva de Toxic. ! csta cs-
tac;1n s@io pueden penc:ra: las rca-
lezas, los mobiles, los dignacarios de
la corte y oficialeS dc alta gr&dua-
cl' vesuio5 todos con u..it5"mcs
de gala o trajes de corte.
Al IIegar I kioto. distante 32S mi
Has de Toxic, reciben al trcn Impe-
rial, altos dignatarios. personaIidades
prominentcs y ~delegaciones de parti-
~culares, tenicndo lugar otra procc-
sion s~emejante a Ia anterior.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
R.kTIFICACIONES.

Cuando deciam0s aver que las ala
banzas para Pablo Gonzalez eran un
insulto 4 los que Sc mueren de ham
bre en- Mexico, rodavia no recibia-
mos el mensaje con las declaracio-
mes del Representative de Ia Cruz Ro-
ia Americana en- Ia Capital m~eXicana,
quien habl6 de Ia situacion de nues-
tros compatriotas de Ia mctr0poii, al
ilegar 4 Nueya York, 0 pa!abras de
horror Y de augusta. Nos pareci6.
POT 10 tanto, que las tales declara-
clones Tespondian opOrtuna Y afr
mativamente 4 1uestras aseveracio-
mes, p0r una coincidencia eEtrana,
y sobrenatural; nos parecio que IN
eco respondia Il auesrras maldicio-
nes. diciGndonos: "Teneis raGjn en-
TODD 10 que decis y aGn oS Guedais
cortos. No hay palabras 10 s~uficien-
temente duras para ma!decir a qlien
sc 6urla del dolor De Il hcrmanos
Y hace De e uH escaldn para llegar,
4 sal;os de titiritero, a donde 10 lie
va 81 ambicion infame."
y = pesar de cue no nos cogia de
nuevo Ia noticia, no hemo podido
menos que eXtrcmecernos de horror
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
POL|TICA Ne NUDA

DO cinisn:o de quienes contemplan i'm
pavidos tanta miseria, que por ell
mismo dolor de los que sufren. O.
:Es posible-7os hemos pregunsa-
do-uue existan ~quienes aventajenJa
las alimahas de los bosques en- cruel
dad V en- i~ndifercncia? :Puede ma
Der hombres en- ell munGo que despues
de arrebatar Su b~ienestar 4 un puc-
bio. pasen con insultante d~esprecio
unto = SUI miseria, diSfrutando de
los propios bienes que lie han ARE
batado. Y tengan el impudor extra
o:dinario de proclamarse sus saliva
Gores : sus librrtadores?
No tienc ~precedente 10 que esta
ocurriendo en- Mexico. La historic
del mundo desde los tiempos de Ne
rGa 4 Ia feciia. no registra acOnte-
c;mientos semejantes 4 los que es-
tan teniendo lugar en- nuestro pals.
Sin embargo, 81 vamos 4 preguntar-
lie su opinion sobre ell asunto a IN
carranclRn de esos encargados de es-
cribir ~disparates en- honor de don
Venus, nos dira:
iVaya. ~;Infelices! iQue signifi-
can 5 pequenas d~ificultades del
pueblo de Mexico juntc q Ia ~adquisi-
paSa a Ia rag Sa. Col 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
La coronation.

FL dia de Ia ~coronacidn Sc cele-
bran dos ceremonies distintas, Ia que
tiene lugar por la manana, en- pre-
sencia de los sagrados tesoros, y IA
de Ia tarde. ell eI palacio del Shishi-
den. La primera es una function re-
ligiosa, que sc reduce a eleyar una
plegaria q los a~ntepasados por Ia pros
peridad de! RENO, despues de IA Qua!
Sc considera que el Emperador po-
see formalmente los tres tesoros sa-
grades. Formalizado el entronamien-
to en- esta forma, Sc presenta el Mo
norca. por Ia tarde, en- el p~alacio del
Shishin, donde. en- ]prescncia de los
Pasa i Ia pagina 5, cOIumna }.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
GRATIS

y, ~Iq PERSONA cue nos courea hra nEmo IN rt h oHrHmrcTr< r>S IN magni
. sEl.r "nGIHrs d. t> mho di Hwr a~Hr: H0 uI"I para calcna de rJ en-
a. I'm N~".ar- ua Twa una BuuEa una TH"> para brhrrn1 una Nmla de hEt
a au due En1@u> >u!lmrHir rlra nnmrto ) = rrmai0> m9 q ."M mN. W 81
4.Hr4 a--E... con u m3.Hrus d. TmI y Ge los uHUU> r>h> en- rtIrS HFFpcl
. "a one n.rnr rruoc especial De vents e. >ohnucaH, I de SGD TYoS np~Lr> ch"nkS
. -~ lie G+ no qupr. ausr~HoR awun~cn~ su dUrp. AprTcne e@l onHa aiM1
uNUN >uPPLI COMPANY, Dept Oh ST Louis, TO-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
MAIL CLERKS D seRlBE
HOLD D. u p B Y R0BBERS'

u CINCINNATI, o.. oct. sAThe
hrst we knew OF the robbery was
when the train stopped near Central
Station. w. Va. about Q O'Clock
Friday morning Z, said Halnes Hur,
chief mail clerk Of the postal car on
his arrival in the city.
Some one came knocking on the
door and when We opened up there
was revolver pointing at Us. The
man who held it was masked. He
got In the car and made US put up
our hands. he seemed nervous and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
Wal TER SENDS NOTICE
OF GO VERNO R'S OFFER
{ Its,vi A.sisee,A4ro-. arss ).

3 WASHINGTON. OFT. s-United
States Attorney Smart w. Walker,
OF the Northern district of West viz
ginia, notified the department of
Justice today that Governor Hat
field had offered the services Of the
militia to surround the robbers.
Marshal Smith at Clarksburg has
reported the robbers In that vicin-
Information TO the department is
to the effect that 100 packages OF
registered mall were taken by the
bandits. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
when Baby lHns Efhe CroullpD m

When; a mother Il awakened from
sound sleep to md her child who has
gone to bed apparently in the best of
health struggling for; breath, she is:
naturally alarmed. Yet Il, she can
keep her presence Of mind and give
sChamberlain's Cough Remedy every
ten minutes until vomiting rs produced.
quick relief will follow and the child
will drop to sleep to awaken In the
morning as we'll as ever. This REM
'edy has been in use for many years
with uniforcm successes obtainabie
,eyerywheF Adyertisemnt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
sPE Ia & TRAlNIS RUN
no HEA ID OFF BANDITS

Wl{3EEL LAG Oct. Captain \, n.
! 81 yif ton 81 the Baltimore and Ohio
IiFpAd police received word at head
QtftteE s here today that the men who
Tobbed Bal ktniore and Ohio. passenger
llisa 10. 4 AZ Central Station yester-
dex morning were making their way
eNatds the Ohio river In the vicinity
n Sistefss5lle They were being fol-
loved ~ . aheriff and posse with
edholnds and were making rass
n Johnson was at oncetpro-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
oNLY 100, 600 is AIKEN
By The TBAIN BANDITS

WASHINGTON Oct. nostohice
inspectors today, after investigate
of yesteday's hold up on 4 Baltimore
and 4 Ohio passenger train near CEN
tral Station, W. va, said less tfan
LOO, 900 in currency was taken BY
the robbers. ~
First reports placed the amount of
the currency in transit between the
treasury and western banks at more
than $500. 200. Investigation deyels
oped that NO such large amount was
on the train. n /.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09

L0mbefia dld NJ p
it = 66lieyed one 81 the men, who
ppe1ted ~ 81 ease and extremely
per z1lss the tool of the other
men and merely furnished the infor-
u4f'p1 htcti enabled the robbers to.
ser ne train ct q time when It car
x|el large sum Of money.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09


,l5e ordered the 81 her eIef
sAlbekt Phillips, pl /. ana
Seeil glnnhler Of LUDLOW Iy.. to
81 out 81 the en-. He Kept me in
'fns 81 foy . MIL. Then the
InannAts Scstt on ninil ear aud the
locomotive and ian down the
trick way: y 4
81 registere6 man which think
was apgnt: hali et me shipment n
sss nsu nl pa9 n tine car;
For tndiana and Illinois.
here were no packa ges for Gin;
'cannan Z taken se far as know.
an $3.50 Z 4 s Ss,s man toE BANKS
sinalana ana itllnois. aA treln the
IEs s.T.! eepsEsa9 M as NesninE ION;
I, 1ss ~ ~ RSs 5ae s.ta sns ~
" ,N ~, y. " M sne 9,sn
.ns a;;, y = Maiksa gaSk 70 Lns
.ss = ~ CIV ~. y s ~, : g zen
II -, Z t9ggs &, = Z tl.lls, 70 kls.,l
.n., ' ~ asssl Enc lreMan anu
& ~ ~ =. ~ y ssssS ~ Z :,
800. - St,s ~ =. ssts -
= :, ~. 60 I.
aipeIt. ! rnilil y anolncr ciefk !.
i. s ~ Z II. ~ ~ &. .lsiIv9usnsss q
s.ss sst5a - ~ q, ~ ~,
ana ) taiEs "a { 4 - 3 sayS 9p,, aS
ahe, Ia MI, eSsA ~ FSfs +i,a ~ IA
was s,sGnxS - 80 tai All ,,s
To- gets our coats ana vests we,
needed them. TOO. for 5fi1a mont was
cold. ..s & \.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
PETIT JURORS
Are Drawn by Commission hers
for the November Term of
The Criminal Court.

!. Judy Commissio ners Perry q WI
.liams and Howard Post Saturday
drew the names OF men who are to
serve as petit jurors at the soyems
Der term OF the criminal court
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-09
8 bis /?

4 ne 9Nef one sHundfed Dollars inexard for any
ss!e - atasfh titar scannptF DO cared ~ Haiiss
.. u CHENEY q CO.. Toledo, o.
ehkhiy fce th1 last is 5ears, and belieya him
Istfeetiy honorable In all business ttansacttonn
Anenedelt able TO, carry cut any obligations
llAT, BANK OF coMMERcBs
q VI Toledo. ohlc. 4
HANS f;etnnh Cure sis taken internally. acting
aiffEtly ugon de blood and mucous surfaces o.
i14 Nf1ttn145t TeStemonaals sent free. Price 70
e2aty pr bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Tske Hail.s family Pills for ccusupatiopf
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27
TOwNENn-
Wiling =. NAV

O." -' ~ - Mis-, a.,,...,
"cli"lhni'. to Mr. Ntiam 4, d..
send is ammo. .ha 'oN ''
'hese popular. young 4 .,, W.,
solemnIzed on Suhday) OV
mos, ,,,,i inning is one Arcadla's
,,'os popular and attractive young Ia.
uies' Mr. William Townsend has Io"',
rear. ' e, 81 Arcadia for the last two
,' an ana since he has been in tbis
' "''s made great many friends
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27
FAL'' Bh'CH COUNT 20
IhUn, go KnAy NJ

e '' Tal.l Beach, Ma N -v,r
'n' ''sage in this ,,un OF a hond
- ''O Il Ss."'"N tor oil roads tho
49, -donsr highway" for sontr
t'"rida was assured two hoa, ou' III
~ T'Oo'ooo each having been recon,
p"''eu IN AIDE county to buiId On
oiied boulevard from the north 60 ="
l'ne to Cape Sable, in its southern ~.
'.einity' The Palm Beach bonds oa.
'ieu ny a majority of nearly %
Great enthusiasm was mon,s.
'"''usnout the county when tbe -
turns began to come in which ,,,,
c"ted that the bond issue wouId -
All OF the precincts but two. tho =,
inuian Town and Rita, both Ever,,.1
OWLS have been heard from ana :"
voting strength I'm both tboso - 'le
,ot large enough to make any ann
,iuoie difference In the vote t rra'
very precinct gave a maiorIt, o., .' ,,
,onds excepting Boynton, whioh 81, 'ne
nc nome precinct Of County Gomez, ;,
'sue. imposed the c
ne three bond issues win rro,.,, =,
oiieu boulevard from tbo na-" l..
ain Beach county line n ~ oi,n ="
a @de county line, a distance Of south sou,n W
% miles. vi nearly w
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27
Miss Martha Ivey 10 w.,

coS,o ms sarah Catherine Ivey, Of :,
maria d. announces the approocblno
marriage i Of her daughter WaS,,
vi w Sil' Hoy Mobley, Of Punta Carn',
Y wednesday eal,y afternoon, June 1at nora IA.
Arcadia. Fla. 'o' avenue,
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27
Marriage licenses Issued

MI r. R. Peck. of Sehrlnn
so Of Sebrlng. -''S@''s' al
Mr. Eddie W. Cough. q, ,r,c,
also of Mccall. vi Mercer
S Mr. William NJ, Townsend 10
NIcII~., NJ ne married to Miss beatrice
i'ii"'lnin' also of Arcadia NC
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27
m no. HO' ''iTFRMEI ms,

Natermelons Yatet .,
t'oNS | emblem or ,ddw Dss,,,,
1na1,s' : 10 !. '' and III 10 Zig, juic,
! ound'es o. luscious w..taL on, hay.
'P'ud their way ioo town. . gr.t
wagon loa' Of the ses.,, ann, ~, 7,
=" Fes,rrdaJ by Mr.. l,nR, wr, ....>,.ios
i've "n"'' IRON the CIV. tie h. MY
'e'h " town about ter r,.,ares u.,or
q Grove OF humanity wrounded tbo.
wa CON- y Boky bought the wno,oI
business ~ retsiled them at rr,ca.
ranging from 60 to - cent.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

Wien o, we, OPERATOR; what shall 7 d..
w.t., mi,h thls film' There is a tear f. 90 %
nosel" the hero's
olever Manager: "Hal Ju.. ..
III, 'n,as Bin it as feature IN "a, .ne
parts Ohio Sun Dial. !" Two
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

oil. Nor Iat,. left s25OOOo worth Of i.u
Tribune. sers'-Tampa
pet H%y o ,,,l.. body can leave them. pu.
'"en-"Ah, there's the ruh out
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

About forty representatives Of south
Florida Boards Of Trade met in Tam
pa yesterday to discuss BOARD %
Trade matters, and the report of the
meeting state that several addresses
concerning the Citrus Fruit Exchange
were delivered, and also some good
roads talks were greatly enjoyed.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

rev George F. Scott, who has been
"'e"uins 'he commencement Of South
erh College accompanied by his
d"ushter' Miss Gertrude, returned
nome Wednesday night. The friends
OF Miss Scott will be glad to Know sho
won first honors in scholarship during
the session just closed.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

MISS Sarah Freeman left this morn.
n'S Tor her home in Fulton, Ky, af.
Ter spending the winter with her sic.
.eIS' Mesdafhes Vance and Dancv
Miss Freeman is a winsome Young Ia.
ny ana has made many friends during
her stay in our midst. She expects
to return next fall.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

The many friends In Arcadia NJ Mr.
l. H. Atkinson, the well known ma.
chinist Of the Tampa Tribune. will no
pleased to learn that he has been nam.
ed to represent the Tampa Tyno-
graphical Union at the international
convention to be held in Los Angeles
during August.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

! Washington uay Aleu
the department Of conAs vii
70 believe tpat the ItsNi tul
nave a sulatnry efect nio lon
'ean labor npIrke; which
Cd Thee sre app nd A.
I,a''an reser,i.ls in die u -
Most n these tescr al 1i
the large eas& . c'cies. d IA
tliat many OF theu SilI al, I'll
the national call ana jo' NJ
Man Of these mon b We
IA - part Of their camog ! nd
tt IS y hvved thar ,uey , 4 gI
lone with the lntcrtion Of rcn1s
there after the war .
As these ''sllair ;eov tie II
'F'e' 'her ''o es VIII he hlcd hv
i i'-" nle out of emnlo,,,
20 i. ol'c,ed that Iobor =,
q N 'nys.'. ,m,r,v.. :, ,
{. l'as a. a le.ut .,,s g.,
ion. "
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

MrS' Hattie V. Williams has p.
''ned from Punta Gorda, where sbo
,,aS been visiting for several davs os
Ne Ne suest OF Mrs Marian a. Meadow
MRS Williams states that she had =
most delightful sojourn and recltes a
most wonderful snake story. She saw
que ana Mrs. Meadow actually saw ~
snake that stood straight up and bo1
iorns on 1t. The reptile was promn,
" LEFTY Louied" by Mrs. McAdo,v
With garden hoe.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27
TIlME HAS COME
Tor AMERICANS TO THINK,

eilowing was a displayed edi-
"a n the Atlanta Georgian:
~ Bl.tish order In council forbids
Yunlt(d states 20 ship any goods
~ Aiud-s .ontraband by the rec
$50 atoms, or not contre-
Sl---l5s Austria or TurkSt,
IA. ,ltS MS ~ frOm elthef OF
m 's zach ~ ADDITION. the
sr ~ We oiAien tla ship
49, Y,Mtkr or Good stuffs to
vi been sien Norway, Den
~ ftai y, d1g'' 1rAylral country
Ne heEs lively fhtritieh. naval
49, fltssa, As&'ert-
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

There Is Bare Beach in Desoto
county Are we to understand that
bathing suits are not required there ,
Tampa Tribune.
Regular humans are svnnosed 10
wear en- Come down and get look
GU over and be classified if you feel
dlppy.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

Rev. G. II. Ferran. Of D.ron,
spent Yesterday in Arcadia. greeting
us many good friends here. DR. Fer
ran was formerly pastor of tho Ar
, irespyterian Church and he is
loved by all Arcadlans who Know
nn'' lie was located in this city about.
zen years ago Since leaving Arcadia
~ ferran has been married and no
Is now the father Of five children tho
eideSt being seven years of ara
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

rho - 20" Is course Lc began |
sn,8s ~ "a Us, as many Of a. '
} '''ieil'S were 'cg them. Hr h,.,,na.
'oi'nrned sucker, ~ l3r,r-,
4 ~, - D-aie'tes day, Drinking onr
3 ,n ."'. .''e' .oloTeo. Fully he was ~
"aeNsnsd from the constont irhai,as
= Tue poison that he became a v,c,,T,
VI consumption. On his WAY - c.,
, .oinlo hoping to prolong life for fa,r
n'vAs, and possibly months he so,1 ,
TO friend: nc Said
rlooo =. n'' am ready to take nv
l'"'e IN the world as a man onoa.
an, ,'' oeing fitted for It by edncat ,on 2
s.' u sumo natural ability with n 800 4
,a",E ana wealth back Of mo 7 - Z
r re- oown and die like dog, and cira. q
''ueS have done it," ~ 'is'' q
WIN the close of 1915 voun. ma. q
'''ei'ed the death sentence g., a
D DoI court, He says of his dark cr,rni- q
nal record: u'iA crlmi- a
40, me hrSt step took in the vro,,,
/ was When was eight voor. ~, a
cbooo ap smoking cigarettes. I KENT q
, ,'o. hidden about the home anS
ot., opportunity smoked As,a.
,oS "s INTO the cigarette habit cam
murder" ''es' ana hnal-
, ~ aud all co-workers of ~, 4
l,,,, u, attend our motbars. ,n
rry,s inserting T at Mrs. ]. A. Gran.
ON, :, mere are some growing evils
boar 'o" .,, that we should have heart 4
Eyer. 'eu EFFORTS and
Yours in the struggle
JENNIE A. BEAN.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

A merry party Of Arcadlans p.r
a delightful day yesterday angling m
iunta Gorda. Those in the party wers
heSdames Seward, wey and McCuI-
Iocn. and Misses wenda wey. Ruth
HOOKER Marie Martin and Norma Sc
ward and Messrs. Charles Greene and
Horace L. Carlton.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-27

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inch @+tTith NJ !. dagement
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