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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-31
Dull MARKET HAD;
SOME WAR STOCKS
MOVE UP SLIGHTLY
After the FIRST Hour Trading
! in General Became Dull
and Inactive. Coppers are
Strong Throughout.

NEW YORK, Dec. 0.-Apart from
the quotations, registered by special
ties some of which were subjected
70 iani.ar manipulation tie market
manifested no very decided trent in
either direction Trading became
duh after the first hour
The Anglo.French war bonds were
moderately active at or near the re-
cent minimum of 90 rs and other high
grade securities were more or less
apathetic
Mexican Petroleum made a new rec
ord at ia - while California Petrole-
UNI advanced to ST. Associated OIL
TO IS and Texas Company to 234.
Other active, strong issues included
some of the war shares. coppers tob-
accos, fertilizers and express compa-
NY stocks Total sales were $4,000
shares
Bonds were steady on moderate
offerings Total sales S457O0OO.
(By l. j. Overlook
General list held steady throughout
the session with closing showing only
fractional net changes Copper shares
for the most part displayed an adyanc-
ed tendency but volumes Of business
was again comparatively small The
reaction the past few days has carried
prizes to a level where new buying
hat developed and with present high
prRes of copper. unless something un-
forseen materializes, higher prices
SEEM inevitable. In the curb list
Vefde Extension was a strong feature.
am offerings being readily absorbed a.
advancing prices. Reports from prop
eriy are of a very favorable nature
anh 81 in the near future is freely pre-
disted.
Big Jim in the Oatman district adj
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-31
AUSTRIA EXPLAINS
SINKING OF AECONA

vessel must, above all, be ascribed to
the "culpable behavior Of the crew
The Austrian replay then stated tho
American note, in several points, was
based upon incorrect suppositions and
describes as incorrect that the shells
was at once fred when the submarine
in pursuit, overlook the steamer and
that only a short time was allowed for
those aboard to enter the boats AND
that several shots were fred on the
steamer even after it stopped
The commander of the submarine
the note continues, allowed the steam
er more time than was necessary for
the passengers to take to the boats.
and then torpedoed the vessel in such
manner that it would remain ahoot
as long as possible 10 enable the PAS
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-31
(By Levy Bros)

Copper metal firm at 221a cents.
Southern Pacific resumed opera.
tons of its Mexican lines.
Textile workers Of northern New
England receive per cent wage in-
crease.
j. b. German appointed operatine
head of Rock Island to success Nudge.
Department of Justice is commenc,
ing inquiry 10 ascertain whether pow.
der companies are obeying terms of
the dissolution decree.
Bremen Chamber Of Commerce says
Germany has used no cotton in max.
ing explosives i'm last eight months,
a substitute having been found.
Account congestion of freight now
on sidings New Haven Railroad soil.
cts no new business.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-31
CLIMB FLAT ROCK.

HOT SPRINGS, Dec SO.-The Pre-
sident and his wife climbed Flag Rock
and Appalachian Peak, which was
used almost continually during tho
Civil War as an army signal station.
The President worked several hours.
He read another long letter from Lam
sing reviewing the international situa-
ton Mrs Wilson received visitors
this afternoon for the first time since
she began her honeymoon The call
ers included children to- whom the
President showed his Christmas tree
and told stories.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28

You cannot possibly AVOID
misfortune or disaster or loss to
your property but you can and
should insure against It. We
represent the biggest and strong
est companies in America, hand
ling life fire, accident, health,
automobile, burglary Liability,
tornado plate glass insurance,
bonding etc. If it is any thing
in insurance. we are prepared to
furnish 1t for you In Companies
v hose reliability and financial
standing are 0nqueatloned,
Long experience IN handling IN
sarance enables us 10 give You
prompt and efficient insurance
service When IN need OF IN
sufance OF any kind, let Wyche
4 Kicks quote YOU before you
place same Adyt,
4 gloreryman who kept on
groceries in his store would not
do very much business in his line
would he? And he must carry
a stock that meets the demands
of his customers, He would lose
a lot of money, carry a lot of
dead goods, if he didn't. You
cannot do business without a
bank account, And to attain to
the greatest success you must do
business with a bank that gives
YOU personal service. Whatever
yom walk in hte may be, wheth'
er you are a hodcarrier or a mil
lionaire, this bank gives you per,
feet, individual banking service
and seeks to make YOU a more
successful man or woman. -Four
per cent interest on Savings.
The First National Bank Of Roa-
noke Rapids. Advt,
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28

STRONG MUSICAL TRIO,
The varkopy Hines Company on The
sixth day Of our Chautau4ua is one Of
the strongest trios IN Ghautauqua
work, Florian Varkopy Gabriel Hines
and Miss Elizabeth Oliver are all three
artists.
Tlorian varkouy won fame as bass
baritone at the Budapest Royal Opera
House, where be sang for three years
he was born III Austria. Hungary and
his first appearance in Carmen in
Budapest won him the praise of the
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28
s - e----~-
First Christian Church
Raleigh L. Topping, Minister

Our Sunday.school hours have
been changed from the afternoon
to the morning Sunday School
at 945A NJ. In the Rosemary
Opera House. Come out.
Preaching will bein the old
opera house over Brunette and
Cherry store Roanoke Rapids
Sunday morning and evening
The revival service will close
Sunday night.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28

Advertised n all of the Roanoke
Rapids Postnffice
Mrs. George Daner, Mr.. K. L.
Grlssom. Mrs. u ?. Harris,
MIR Robert Williams, Miss Mar
tina A Whittemore.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28
New Presbyterian Church Opens
Sunday

The New Presbyterian Church
will open its doors for services
next Sunday. Sunday School at
zen clock under the efficient
leadership of Mr.. J, 7. Chase.
Our school has had a splendid
growth from its very beginning.
We cordially invite you to visit
US in our new quarters.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28
Country Without Industries.

Greece is practically without indus
tries, and for this reason Is largely
dependent upon the outside world for
all sorts Of manufactured products,
and in many lines OF agriculture, nota'
bly, cereals, the domestic production
is insufficient for home consumption.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28
Christian Church Cleanings


Exported
Miss Mary Anderson, ofChfton
Forge, Va, will be here next
Monday and will talk to the young
women on Monday night at the
home of Misses Bessie and Mamie
Baton. All the young ladies of
the community are invited to be
present.
The prayer-meeting met at the
home of Miss Leila Riggan last
Tuesday night.
The plans for the church have
been delivered and a set has been
submitted to the Power Com
pany. Also a set to contractors
and a set to Company in Char
lotte.
Since the meeting began at
Roanoke Rapids, there have
been eight additions.
Sometime ago it was announc-
ed that Rev. J. Fred Jones,
Secretary Of the North Carolina
Christian Missionary Society
would be with us, He will be
present on first Sunday in June.
The Children's Day service
will be rendered on first Sunday
night in June. Miss Frances
Tuten is directing the work of
training.
Come to the ball game Satur-
day afternoon at Rosemary.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28
cAAurAuouA AND CHILDREN.

This year the Chautauqua Associa,
ton announces that it has adopted a
definite rule for children 1t has been
decided that no child unaccompanied
by an adult will be permitted to sir
nearer the front than the eighth or
ninth row Neither will adults unac-
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28
Baptist Church
Rosemary Baptist Church
Rev. B. Z. O'Beru, Pastor

Sunday School every Sunday
at 10 A. NJ. W. X. Williams.
Slpt.
Services at II 100 A. NJ. Subject,
Numbering Our DAYS Even.
ing services at 800 P. NJ, Sub
iect Remember Lots Wife. .
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28
Pain In Severed Friendship.

The parting of friends united by
sympathetic tastes, is always painful
unless their sympathy subsist, they
had much better never meet.--Ben1a'
min Disraeli.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28
MISS ELIZABETH OLIVER FLOR
IAN VARkONY AND GA
6RlEL HINES.

critics. Since coming 20 America Mr.
Varkony has achieved . triumph with
his grand opera selections
One of the best plauists before tue
public Is Gabriel Lines q musical gen
ius who won the second Prile Of Sl5OO
offered by the directors Of the Pan
ams-Pacifc Exposition Tor the best
American opera His opera Is called
THE Voyage of the Pilgrims and
traces the course OF national develop
ment westward FROM the landing Of
the pilgrim. Until the opening u tile
great exposition
The third member of this talented
trio Is Miss Elizabeth oliver, a soprano
with a pleasing voice She is also a
trained reader, and their programs will
he ipterspersed with several selections
Of this kind.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-05-28

Only a selfish man will allow
his life insurance to lapse just be-
fore passing in his checks.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16

fatiOn Der 5. 80. 80. sussaossn uno iit
fosor nit Dem So0e bebrobt pproen,
neil er iid eetpeissrt battle. Sofepb
Siuitrom. einen gum SObe perurtsils
ten MOrber Su besnuoisen. troboem
fid- -iene Organization fir ibn Dertpens
oct butte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16

Dem gri9einen Der iungen Sriebe.
WGbreno oes Sommsrs, na6 beenbes
tenn Sriebe, bringt man bic SameIien
m69li9It an cine Hi6t gu fonnige
StelIe i'm @orten, no iie, nm Die
neutrality-suspicious. gu fOrbern, nur
Oann gegoiIen tperben, ipenn Die iuns
gen 9lGtter nit 6em Weltperoen be-
9innen. 3ur Sriebseit fam man gut
einsenurseIte St0de p09entlib eine,
IeIb1t SlpeimaI nit itart peroiinnter
Sau9e 9ieben. = Die lleberipinteruHs
erfoI1t bel 40-50 @rao.
8i9tige @ntbeduHg.
Gin ensIiI1er profeFor, 80. 3.
9ottpmleb, bat eins neue Grt geflins
ben, Oas Du6stum Der PFansen
tiinftIi6 gu beeinfluFen, uno bat Sus
nit erItounli6e ReIultote er5ieIt. gr
pflanst Die Sebltnge in cine Rifhurg,
Ole aus alpsi Seilen selp0bnIi9er Grbs
uno aus a6t Seilen Sort beftsbt, Der
griinbli9 nit 8otterien bur6orungen
1T. '@r nennt oiefe MtTduns rboe!sr.
iss0 peat" Gs 1T ibm, feinen GrflGs
rungen na6, gelunsen, einen Safer
gu entbeden, Der Die 8utterien abiebt
unb 70 gum 8obItGter Der Menfdkit
miro. 9enn Der engliIde ProfeHor
glaubt, baB feline Gntbsdung eine ums
tpGlsuns in Der pflansentuItur berpors
ruFen miro, unb baB oieie ouf Sc
miiIes un6 9etreioepflanSen angetpens
oct. unseabnte reide grnteH erasusm
rirbe.
abnungspofI.
Maoame (Sur neusiusetretenen a5s
DIM: -Qlber, Settle, iinO sic benn tol
- i'm bsIten Sonntassitaat fteben sic
ON Serb unb todeng"
Sstts: .Run, MaOume baben bod
sefast, psnn i'd etipas falfd made,
bin i9 fofOrt entlaHsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
Das Drutft)e ERIN
g(rara q 8.

Die srDbten uno itolaeitsn uller Pas
paseisn iino Die glraras. Sbres lans
gen, itattIi6sn S9panSss tpegen ers
f9einen lie ulIerOinss nod beOeutenb
erDber, als Iie in Dirtli9feit Iinb,
immerbin iinb iie Die itattIibiten Der
treter Der ganSen @ruppe. Die Siere
beroiensn es, Oab iich Der @oselfreuno
mebr nit ibnsn ubgibt, oIs es i'm alIs
semeinen Der san iit. Meiit fommen
bic Iraras fbpn i'm geadbmten 3us
ftanbe BEL uns an unb perben bei ri9z
tiger 8ebdn6lung ebenfo Sabm, tpie
bic anberen grOberen Papugeien, lerz
nen au9 5iemli9 gut fpreden, bleiben
aber bterin binter oem @roupapagei
uno ben 9lma5onsn in Der Resel aus
rid. 4ber ousoousrnb in Der @efuns
senI9nft iino Die 9lraras.
WGbreno oes ldnssren Sronsportes
sur See tper6en Die gapaseien, sana
glsi9 psI9sr art, meift nur mansels
baft gepflest uub baburb iperben fis,
bic In ibrer Seimat meiit f6on Sabm
iparsn, mibtrnuii9 Dem Weuf6eu sss
seniiber. glur Rube, Sanftmut unb
8ebarrIi9teit bermDsen bas @ertrauen
oes DerdneItigten Sieres na9 uno ua9
ipteber gu setpinusn. Our6 sorni9e
SGrte miro nidts erret9t, ionoern Der
Gbdratter bes 9osels miro bur6 iol6e
gebanolung nur nod Dsrfdledtert.
9eleioisungen. Sugefiigte RrGntunz
gen II. (. M. persibt elm papogei Iebr
| f9iper. Mibtrauen unS 9roIl be-
ipabrt er Der perIon Sabre binourd.
ipelde ibm ertere aufiigte.
Der pflsesr, Der sinen Popogei erz
ipOrten Bat, befddftise ii9 bieI nit
bem Siere, fiittere ss felbF, baIte ibm
bic Gederbifen bor un6 bsranlaNe ben
8osel. bteie aus ben Singsrn su nsbs
men. freddie ibn bon 3eit gu 3sit Ieife
iiber ben Sintertopf, ober trnule bier
Ieidt in oen ~sSern. Mern oos Sier
NIT siHsm 9iFe brObt. 70 aude Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
A(ot6enin(t6riften.

Sn Der ,2iller &riee sseitune" teiIt
Elm Sslbsruuer Die gtufi9rift Der atrs
6engIode BON Marquillies nit. Sic
Iautet In oeutI9er ueberiebung:n Wlein
geburtstas 1T Der 18. Stunt, 1897, als
@leranoer Gpget Der Wlaire bon Uiars
qutllies, Silfsbsfan 2ouis MiIIicamps
@eiitli6er uno emil 9uburt 3tueiter
@eiifli6er mar. Wisine Saufe erbieIt
i9 our9 ben Sbsrbirten Carpenter
nuf Die glamen Soiepbine pauline.
Mstne Saufpatben paren Der Wtaire
gpset uno Srau 8rams. Sd preiie
Soft. rufe bic @Idubisen sum Sottess
bienit unb boffe, zines Sages ben Sies
unb bic Tiidtsbr bon GlfuBs2otbrins
gen su sgrantreidb su pertiinbigen. e
Die @lods, 70 fiist Der ginienber bins
su, ipur6e am 3. Wni, 1915, burdI
beutI6e Soloaten anldbli4 bss Ste
ass iiber bic RuFen in WeitsdliSien
eeIGutst. 9iefes III ebenfuIIs f4or
einsrapiert. Gum sipeiten MaIe &c.
IGufet tpuroe Die @lode am %. SUM
anIGBlib bes Sanes bon 2emberg
Mu9 oiefss Datum folI Der Dorber9e'
benOen aufidrift nod beisefiist tptr'
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
Sein ce6en 6e0ro6t.

lltabs @pnperHeur ipci8erte iid
einen MbrSer su beaHaSiaen.
@ouberneur Dtlliam Sprp bon
lltab fat iid Die Seinbidaft Der In
ienem Staate iebr md9ti9en Srsanis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16

Pfleeer nidbt Surid. Mau permeios
ale Saft, jebe @eipaItmobressI, Der
@rfoIg bleibt bdnn audi ni6t aug.
Man berfu9e, ben @peel ME gu fra
fen. bepor er iid niht eng Dem pfle>
ger aneeIdloFen bat; bann jebod,
ipenn er nit elmer f9pa9en @erte
einen lei9ten Sdlas aur rthtisen 3eit
erbGlt. fobaIb cr auf bas 8erbot btn
cine llngeaogenbeit ni9t lGbt. besreift
er 9enau, tpesbalb er seSiidtiet 1T.
Ils Nabrung erbaIten Iraras ale
Die Sutteritpffe, Die man grOBeren ga>
paseien iiberbaupt rei9t. Mdis, ents
t0rnt. pie aud in &olben 1T ols
Souptnobruns gu berfiittern, er nGbrt,
Obne iebo6 auSusrobe Settbeit gu err
Seusen. Sanf SonnenblumenIamen,
unseidGIter Reis, Safer, &obl, Gu
lat, 3ipeige bon Obits un6 2aubbGus
men nit &noipen unb Rinbe. ferner
M6bren. Mslonens uno Riirbisitiids
den uno Sriibte olIer 4rt, baau uu9
3tpisbad unb @eiBbrot, biIben Die
Speifetarte, BON benen man bsm Siere
mad Guspabl rei6t. Steinfrii6te
Iollen entiteint eereidt iperOen, gtiiHen
1T Dor Dem @erfiittern Die S6ale au
breden. 2InOererIsits tsilsn 4raras
nit ibrem pfleser germ Die Semitic
Der menI9li9sn Safel unb tann man
bier ibren @iinT9en Bis gu einem ges
tpiFeu @rabs entfpreden, ME aber
reihe man Dem Siere animalifde
StOffe, fpie Gisr, 5Isif9. Rno6en u.
T. IN. Dieies fiibrt nidt fsItsn Su Der
unIeligffen aIIer pnpageienertrnntuns
gen, bem SsIbftrupfen Der Sebsrn.
&ameIien
Die RameIie perlanet Elm poriidtis
ees 9ieBen; es oarf ibr on WaFer
ui9t feblen uno bod foII iie au9 nibt
3u piel oapon erbolten. getommt iis
su fpenie, 70 IGBt iis bic anoTptn fall
len, aber ou9 BET Su piel WaHer tritt
oisIes elm. Die Groe in ben S6pfen
6arf ni6t dustrodnsn uuo bsr Stanos
ort Der 9flun5e nidt Derdnoert iperz
ben. 9ieIes gilt befouoers. tpenn iid
bereits 8liitsntnofpsn aussiebt babes.
gIte St0de bsrpfIanst man etpa ole
pier Sabre nd4 Der Sliite, aber ppr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
DleEelephonnnmmer ots. Bo@tnblott
TT tsst $500 (ueussl.
O6ne Erieaserk(Grung.

Di. SatIade, oob 9eutI9lanb bura
feine 8unbessenoHenidaft nit DETER
reid iebt aud i'm 8rieg nit Stalien
ffebi, obne bob ibm bon Stulisn aus
briidlib Der &rieg srtlGrt pOroen 1T,
bat einen anologen eel9i9tli9en Saa
TN SiebsniGbrisen &riege, mo preus
fen nit RuBlonb offioien i'm &riege
itan6 uno oaour6 au6 nit S4pez
ben in &riegsbdnOel seriet, obne bic
fem ben 8ries ertlGrt gu baben. gls
Sriebri6 Dem @roBen na9 Dem Sooe
Der &aiIerin @liiabetb pon RuBlanb
Is. Sanuar, 1862 BON feiten S6pes
bens elm Srie0ensantrae gemd9t tpurs
be, erflGrte Der 8Dnig, er tpiiBte bon
feinem &riese nit S9peosn. 3par
babe er bon SGnbeln 9ebOrt, Die fein
general gellina nit ben .S9peben GEE
babt babe, aber ounn mag ii9 oieier
General felbit nit ben Serrsn Sdpes
ben bereletden.
Jrsilib luftis senug 1T es bel bic
IIll CeuuiSlu1SH SyuhNN'h T'SNSNHSS"
ipenn aud einselns ernitbofte 9efehte
portomen - bel einem berIelben ipuroe
Der iunge 9lii9er gefuugen eenommsn
unb I9lob ii6 70 ben preuben an.
3pii6en ben 9sfedten ober belt man
bann au9 pieberum 8affenitiltano
ab, nm eemeinIam Die 9eburtstasss
feier oes prsubifdsn &Dnigs uno bes
, 3ronprinsen BON S9peben au feiern.
Die Offiaisrs tumen gu elmer Wlabl5eit
frDbli6 pereint suiammen, unb bel
ber Safel tpuroen Die 9eiunobeiten niif
Die Siirften auseebradt. gu oieism
3ned purOe Die Stdbt 9emmin als
neutral srtlGrt. rnb babel freunoete
man fi9 70 on, bab bas fdpebiide
Sffisierforps ben @eneral Betting nit
feinen Sffi5ieren gu einem Bal nad
Ssmmin einluo. Mit perbunoenen
Qfuaen ipurben Die einselubenen 9Gite
bur9 Die sseItungsperte sefiibrt. Grit
i'm 2lpriI ipur6e Elm Offisieller @affens
RiIlftono peretnbart, benz i'm Wtat Der
befinitipe SriebsnsIdIuB folste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
allie sale.

S.rr (Su benz i'm itrDmsn6eu Rss,p
am Dentmal partenoen Grdulein:
.9irfte i9 Sbnsn pieIIei4t msinen
S9irm anbieten, enGbisss GrGuIeing"
SrGulsin: .0antt; i9 srtDarte sinen
9n6ern germ; Gnbem iie nad Der llbr
fitbt, S6gsrno) absr sic t6nnen ia mol
In Der NGbe bIeiben - DisIIsi@t tOmmt
q nibt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
gfD 6 o lQqtf6.

Der Worttbelftr Ger 6irntd Sfam
bot bel stnsm 9sftGftsfreunos BON
SeIam cine erobs Seniterf9eibe ssrs
brOden. Der aIte SeIam siIt biniibsr:
SD mill birs ,risBen 4ber pers
tlas' mid 5ur Sidsrbeit - ss f6Hnts
mir font leis tun.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16

ausgIei4.
Horbosuti6sr (sben ins Gifenbabns
nbteiI einseitiesen): gu bumm, babe
3igarren uno teine Streidb0l5er ein=
seitedt!"
Sa9Ie: r@Iiidli9erlpsiie is mir
grade . llmgetebrte paIiiert; Oa sens
nsn mir uns ia sona iheene bis 8srs
lin gtgenIeitig ausblfen!"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10
John ". Greer Withdraws
From Moultrie Chamber Of
Commerce Position

Moultrie, Dec. 8.-John w.
Greer has resigns sd as secretary
Of the Moultrie chamber of COM
merce. He rendered it to the
board of directors last night and
refused to withdraw it this morn
ing after a committee appointed
by the directors be sought him to
reconsider h matter. He
hasn't announced his plans for
the future.
Mr.. Greer has served as secre-
tary of the local commercial body
during the past two and a half
years and his constructive work
in this city has attracted wide
attention.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10
Farmers and
Live Stock Breeders

The Agricultural train of the
State college of Agriculture will
arrive in the c ty Wednesday,
Dec. Is. and will exhibit at the
A. B. & A. Depot. A car load of
fine cattle and hogs from the
State Farm are with the train
bringing an agricultural display
right to your doors, as it were
and it will pay you to come and
see and hear what the trained
men of your College of Agricul-
ture have to tell you about farm
ing and raising live stock. Free
to everybody d everybody
welcome.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10
THE
EXCHANGE
BANK

Telfair county has completed
a hard surfaced road to the Oc-
mulgee river and all we now
need to have a through route to
Savannah is the connecting link
on this side of the Ocmulgee.
The people are anxious to trade
in Fitzgerald, then why not
build that river road and give
them a chance.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10
Country Home is Destroyed
By Fire

Triton, Ca, Dec. 8. The coun-
try home of Jack Ford four
miles north of Ty Ty, was de-
stroyed- by fire last plight with
all its contents. The total loss
was $4,000. on which was car
ried SIS, 900 insurance.
The building caught fire about
z o'clock from the kitchen flue
aid as there was a stiff east wind
blowing, the blaze was blown
directly across the main portion
of the building and it was soon
a mass of flames.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10
AUTHORS DISCUSS SHIPPING BILL
Will not be Introduced Until After Jan. /.

Washington, D. c., Dec 9-The administration merchant
marine bill probably will introduced in either branch Con-
before the first of the This became known
after conferences between Secretaries Reded
aors Fletcher and Simmons Representative Alexander chairman
the House Merchant Marine Committee and Solicitor Thurman
OF the Department of Commerce, who drew the BILL
Details of the measure discussed and said there
was complete agreement it's general terms.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10
4 Always Speak To A COW
AS You Would To a Lady

The above heading came to our atten.
ton and it suggested rule of ours VIII oh
we require our office force to observe,
that is, Treat the humbIest and poorest
person as courteously as you would our
largest depositors."
These poor people are depositing their
meager sums alongside the large sums of
wealthy people and the largest of depos-
its and, we believe, they are getting the
most courteous attention here.
Our deposits have reached and range
around ONE-HALF MILLION DOLLARS
and this is proof that we please.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10
HEREAFTER I shall depOsi. i'm

HEREAFTER shall deposit In,
the EXCHANGE NATIONAL.
BANK. l surely can make no rris-
take to deposit my money where
many other people have deposited
thousands and thousands until the
bank has larger deposits than auy.
other bank in this portion Of the
state and where the HONORABLE
TREASURER of the UNITED
| STATES deposits U. S. Government
moneys.-Mr. Prudent.
WE SELL OLD NEWSPAPERS
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10

I LEND FARMERS MONEY
5 and 10 years bes t
terms. j. W. TURNER 4,
Exchange Natioual Bank.
If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10

Mrs. J. O. Shepard who has
been spending the summer in
Atlanta is expected to arrive in
the city next week to. spend the
winter in Fitzgerald.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Gibbs Of
Waycross arrived in the city to
visit his mother Mrs. A. N.
Gibbs.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10

I WR1 TIE FIRE lNSUR-
ANCE
in old, strong compa-
HES. I don't r1s k
young, companies.
j. W. TURNER, at
Exchange National Bank
If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-10

Hon. T. A. Wallace, mayor Of
Douglas, accompanied by Mrs.
Wallace visited this city Wed
nesday. Mr.. Wallac popular
here as we'll as at nome and
he and wife kept busy handshak-
ing hands when here.
R. P. Brown Of Nilcox eaunty
spent the day in the city,.