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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-01-09

You wouldn't believe it, and no.
body could blame you, but danger Turks
in every name that appears in the list
of contestants Two spectacular per-
formances are notable in this week Is
seore-Mme. Scott of beauty parlor
fame, and Rev. W. S. Braddan, the pop
ular preacher. Rev. ]. W. Robinson re-
mains one of the leaders. By hustling
from day to day the above three have
well earned the lead. They know that
the only way to be successful in this
campaign is TO work without any let
up, and not overlook any prospect for
vote gathering. They understand that
the prizes are worth striving for with
might and main. To be successful one
MUST do little work, and to the sue
eessful belong the spoils.
A Reward Of Merit
Read carefully the new offer We are
making to the friends of the con-
testants (and also the contestants
themselves) and you will find that with
the new offer it will be an easy mat
ter for you to get your friends to help
you. Because they will receive their
individual reward and you receive the
votes for what ever business they turn
IN. And then again the reward that
we are offering to your friends will
be, or ought to be, an indueement for
them to help you. The jewelry order
will be redeemable at the well known
jewelers., DR.. Louie Usselmann, $3.50 s.
State street.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-01-09

The AppOmattOx Club on Frdl!
afternoon, New Year. Day, held !
reception in the parlOrs Of the e1h
from 4 to 6 O'Clock. Dancing fol-
lowed. Hon. and Mrs. Edward L
Wright, Mrs. Dolly Jennings, Nn
Alone Townsend and Col. James L
johnson were among those whd y
sisted President Frank II. Hamilton %
receive the invited guests and tie
members of the club.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-01-09

BR. AND MRS. B. T. MosELEY AND
THEIR DAUGHTER, MISS Der
TIA MosELEY GAVE A RECEP-
TON SUNDAY AFTERNOON IN
HONOR OF MRS. W. s. CONWAY
AND MISS JOSEPHINE CONWAY
OF PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-01-09

Saturday evening William Monroe
Trotter, editor of The Guardian, BOZ
ton, Mass, visited the APPOmattoi
Club, made a short talk on bis a''
interview with President WOoVr0'
Wilson on segregation and received
some donations or contributions ffon
some of the members Of the club l"
his paper.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-01-09
SCALE OF VOTES.
NAMES OF CONTESTANTS.

Rev. j. W. Robinson 1925 Wabash Ave, Pastor St. Marks Ch 40
Miss Hattie WinsoW, 1885 South Wabash $3.50
Henry Humphrey, 1907 State street $1,000
Miss Forston, 1852 Wabash Ave. Flat 3100
Nine E. NJ Scott S6l s. State 95Os0
Miss Nellie Galloway, $500 Rhodes $1,000
Rev. W. Bradda chaplain Sth Re), 50Os Fifth 1900
Miss Pauline D. Owens Mounds 49,
Miss Ethel Cole $500 Wabash Ave5 Flat 5000
Alma u RoWen 322S Calumet
Miss Katie Fowler, 1858 Dearborn 6540
MISS Cora Mason IL T. S4th $3.50
Miss Amy Boger Columbia st. Aurora, 5000
MISS MARIE Jeueon Oily Loomis 5000
MISS Josephine DAVIS S244 Wabash 5000
MISS Elizabeth Clark 1872 Wabash 5000
Miss Cleo Dickinson 1905 W. Walnut 5000
Mrs Louise Webb 1907 Nineennes
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-01-09
RACE PREJUDICE IN PHmADEr-
PHIA.

PH1A.
Philadelphia Jan, Race preju-
dice has again broken out hare be-
cause cOlOred family moved into 4
block occupied by Whites. James Ca
ron recently purchased q home a. I74
Monastery street, ROxbOrOueh, paying
$3.50 for the same. Bone Of the
Whites cRered to buy the same from
him, but he refused to sen fer les
than 5000. BE moved in and the
Whites vented their spleen against him
~ mailing mp his front door. he ap-
PeaAed 70 The police for Protsetion 10
his family.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-01-09

Entered - sssond-Class Mater Aug. u.
ISOs, e the Pest Once 1t ChieagOs mtnsis.
under Ast Fl Mach & ISD.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-01-09

The minutes Of the last meeting win
be reported BY the secretary in ouz
neSt iuSds. Keep yow eyes On this eel.
umn. -
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-01-09
From Third to the Lead.
Nine. Scott, the Popular
Beauty Lady" Passes
All Competitors. Rev.
j. w. Robinson Drops to
Second. Rev. w. S.
Braddan's Advance
from Seventh to Third
is This Week S Sensation

BROAD AXIS PRIZE OFFERING FOE
AMY PERSON, MEM WOMEN CHILDREN, TO BE DELIVERED
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-01-09
PUBLISHED WHKLX.

JULIUS +. TAYLOR Eal'or md Publl.A',
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
9us Salfsidiif brandjt Salfc.

Qus WforDl1noer SHlfsi6iff fir
ole notbleioenOen 9elgier, ser 9au-
pier nSyobn SarOie", Capt. @oIfcr,
ltronoete geitern W3orgen an ser
Wfiinoung oeS 9ud 93iper, rngefGbr
fiinf DIeiIen nSr0Iib bon OIo @oint
Comfort, in ser unteren 8oi. Capt
@olfer benodriAtigte per orobtloic
SeIegropbie @errn 9lIfreo S. Sort,
ben &oriiter Oes gl6iobrts.Gomites
Oes @lorDlGnoer Stills Gouites.
0ie Steac, no ser Oompfer auflief
ioll feline eefdbrlihe iein, unO oas
S6iff miro ie0enfalls bel elmer bo.
ben 8lutb obne irgeno welcbe 9el6d.
0igung pie0er obfommen. Dos ge.
itranOcte Siilfsibiff OerIieB Sreitag
Morgen oen bieiigcn Sofen lno Bat.
te inter normnlen llmitGnOen nab
reno Der Oloht ourA ole Gopes in oen
offeuen 03can poiiiren miiiien. S8ie
uno porim OaS SAiff 10 nobe an
Den Bad 9iioer bermlfom 1T ein
&GibleI. Der So6ieeidlepper rs. S.
Merritt" bon Scr nMerritt & Chap.
man &rcding Co." in 9}orioIf, Goy
murOe Dem be0rGngten Sdiffe 6u
Siilfe geion0t. @}it llnteritiibung
oieies itarfen SdIeppers miro Der
0ompfer wobl pGbrenO ser 9faht
obgefonunen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
,,gia GyOnr 9sleaInre eln6.D

Die idbrIibe 8eomteneiniesuno
0es ~9ig Sour 9Ieoiure & Social
GIub, SSncy" fnno leBteu 0ienitug IN
ieincm &eim in glr. 245, Siio.g8olfe.
StroBe, Itott. 0ic 9eomten iino;
@rdiiOeut, 8rorl s. 9lene; @iSe- @ra-
iiOeit, SenrD Grnit; Shosmeiiter,
@cn6el @ibner; Sinou5.Sefret6r,
Sobn @olf; recorOiren0er SefretGr,
Srant Gudto, 8ohe, Sermun M}or.
geretb; SruItees. Charles Seoole,
gilbert &neufer, Sobn 6rit. Sonitor
Charles Seo0le. Ser neuermdblte
Nrdiiocrt, Sront s. &ens, erbieIt ci.
neu prddtigen 8hmenltrmlB iiber-
reicbt, pofiir er fid ber6lid6 bcOantte.
0ic 0omen ser Wlitglieoer battcn
iih on 0em 6eite ebenfalIs betbeilist
unO Die Seier Derlief bel Wlulifpor-
trGgen ltno Hecitationen 0urd Der.
ibieoene NtitgIieoer, in froblider
@eiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
alanot empfanaI srnnEenbc[nde.

Wlubor empfGnet aronteubeTnhs.
Der 3uitano ocS crfroufcn @la-
Dors @reiton beiiert iih longiam, es
meroeu aber immer nod oeri6ieOeue
Gage bereeben e6e er ieine &obnIng
oerloiien fam. 9luf einem Sofa lie.
eeuo, entpfing Der @1apor geitern ei-
ne 9feibe BON 8eiudern. Seine
Stelc I'M 9fat6bous pcriob gcitern
Serr Gborles 81. Mbiteforo, Der
@rGiioent oes eriten Stootrotbs-
5meioes, oo @rdiioent Sobn Su6ert
bonn 5meiten 9fot6s5peig geiteru pcr-
reiien mnBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
@cmiSe 9cutr babrm
Bemte gramCs 9aar
Slput6sfer iusen, 0amen beuiiten OuS
SaI6ri-S6ec nuo Sdiuefcl.
9le5ept.

Soar, Oos 6arbe mo @lan5 ners
Iiert, ooer peun es inbl, gran, matt
mo lcblos pirO, cntbGlt nidt genlis
Sdpefcl. llnIere @roBmittcr be-
reitcte cine Wliidung bon Salbei unO
Shpefel, Inn ibr Soar ounfel unO
ih0n 81 erbalten, imo Smtien0c bon
Mdnncrn uuo 6rnuelt Ole ebeind-
Bige 6orbe, iene pradtpole Ouiltle
Sdottiring oeS Saores iAdben Die
10 an5iebeno lit, 6cnlIeen mn oieS
altmooiiMe 9ie5ept
Seilte foufen mir 0iele 6eriibmtc
Mii6ug in irgen0 elmer 9lpotbefe
menn man cine so Gents Sloibe
,@Dct6's Sage ans Sulphur Som.
pound foroert, mel6es oas Soar 10
c6cumdBig ounfelt 0aB 91ienano be.
merfen fam, es iei benust moroen.
9luBeroem beieitiet es aopfiduppet
becnoet &opiiuden mo gIuSinlen ocS
Soores. 0}an feii9tet cinfab einen
5Nmanlm oOer cine meiHe 9iirite
Oomit an mO 5iebt oeic Ourd oos
Naor, inOen man 5ur 3eit eincn
Stro6n nimnt. PIN W}orgen lit Oas
groue SOAR peribmimoen; ober mas
sen 0amen oil n@Det6's Sage ano
Sulphur" an meiiten eeidllt, III, oaB
es naH nebrnaIiger glnpenOln9
ni6t MIR oos Soor oiufelt, ionOern
ol6 @lon5 mio Frodt 5uriidbringt
uno Elm 9(nieben Der 0ihte gicbt.
(sIn8eee)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

&. s. ng8os beoeiiteh oie gu@.
ito6cn ouf oen 10 nts-Stiider2"
-Dieicl6en be0eihnen Die Stoot, IN
pelGcr iie geprdet porOen limo.
3. @r. II n@ie groB lit Oic Gin-
fommenIteuer ouf $500 pro Sobr in
9eutIdlon02" 9lad Den 9lnga6en
ser omtliben Gueaen beloufen Iid
oicIclben oltf 3S Wlorf oOer unee,
fdbr $3.50 pro Sabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

p stni6eIe earm. & alcr6 gani As
10 sInibcilc Mamlano Galnolip ... ss4
i6 giIonaal Union PAM. ..........135
20 auibeIe eaIto Gleet pie........ "A
leo alnibei!e Hinton Gruit 9o........ 90
10 aaieelle RaoIauo Gil ....-... 4M
8 eHibeile 8incI & 0ep .........tss
100 sIntbeile Nser At. d Sep. .....l7o
s4 guibeile 0ouiion Oil pib........ %
90 auibeiIc g. @, e. g s. y com. 1924
20 Nnitellc Hapiauo Cil ........ avs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

&HIfsiuperintenoent gbos. s. &ocb
bat @inlaolmgen 81 elmer om nod
lten Oouncritog glbeno Inn s llbr in
Der glbrobom 2incoln Shule Scr.
sc, an Ser W}ulberrp. inO @o1ion-
StroBe itottfinoenoen @erioumlung
misgeionot. SSn oieIer |eriamm.
Iung iollen oic %Idne fir oie gSie.
oeroufnobme Ser ~Gibic Center Or.
beitcn enhuorfen mcroen. Serner
miro bel oieIer &eriamnlung Na-
flor 8. Yeter g[inSlee einen Gortrug
iibcr uMeine @rfobrlne IN Der
ariegs5one" bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
SaItimurer Wlarftbcridts.

Samitog, 8. Sonuar 1915.
0lcbl. 3ufubr 63t5 Sdiier,
2S5S 6diIer 81 Canton.
0ic 9totirunaen morea mie folQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
2Mnt memem Nabrc.


OiesmaI Dem Heueu Sabre entgegeu.
81 eng iinO rniere Ser5en troS iab-
relongeu 6ernieins, nod inner nit
Dem olten &oterlanoe pertniipit, ols
DAB mir uns bier in ser ueuen Sei-
matb DER ridtigen 6eitireuOe binac
ben fonnen iolange Der @elttrieg
nit allen ieinen Shreden in europa
berridt. Neht in Oieie Stinlnnng
binein paBt Ole 9leitiabrs 9lusgobe
Ser nGeutinen SauSirau~ nit i6rer
ernltboften Mabnlng @ermonia's
on ibre ainoer, in 6orm eineS er6c
benocn @eoidteS BON &einrih bon
aleiit Sieron idlIeBt iicb Elm bod
intereiianter 9lrtifel: ISM Zeppelin
Upm Wluin bis sur Glbe," bon Der
oabelie6ten Geriaiierin Mart6o Cop
liB, in Dem lie i6re gerooe Dor 9Iils-
bruh oeS ariegeS nternonmeua
9uftreiie 6eidreibt Sdone 9lbbil.
ouugen 9cben eiu onihoulihcs 9ilO
ser @oiiaaier ! &o6ine wdbreno Der
lSo6rt umO Der @egenO bonn 9uIlon
aus geie6en.
Su einem peiteren Heiiebrief idil.
bert ms @ilbelm s. Soube ousfiibr.
lid cine @inOriide BON Berlin nab.
reno eines pielc Nlonote onoouern.
Ben 9liifent6olteS in Scr Sonptitoot
Geuti1lano'S.
9lu glopellen cntbalt sic 9iummer
cine biitorii6e @r5dbhmg pon 3. 81.
0eiBIcr, betitelt;n Ser 6dbrmmu BON
Gou6," in Scr uns 9lii6crs 9l6ein-
ii6ergang Dor 100 So6ren, in nelier
llmrabmung Oorgefii6rt miro. Sier-
an rci6t iidb ein 6odit itinmiIn9sOol-
les 9{cuio6rS @eoibt BON @il6elm
9eniguus imO cine prddtige SSQu-
itrotion elmer SDlpeiterrio6t. Die il.
luitrirtc Gbronif ser 3cit gi6t cine
umioiien0e un0 flare SdilOerlng
Der 9rieaslooe, 10 iueit lie aeoie6en.
Mlon crbdIt oo0urb Elm pobrbeitSgc-
treucS 9ilo Scr Soradngc aui benz
&reaSidjollplabe Gincn luciteren
Ginblid in 0os 9e6cn an ser SSront
scmd6rt ms fcrucr cine gon5e Seric
BON tleincn 9lrtitcln lmOSfi55cn mie
,Streii5iige in SeinOeslan0," pon0r.
%aiil @jrobcin, &riegs 9erihteritot.
ter; n9luf Gtappen Commando, "
,SelOpoit6rief bon saul Oscar Solder,
u9hiiiiibe 9}G1te," bon einem otter
reiHiid5cn arie9s GorreiponOenten,
II. T. 10. Ges @eitercn 6ringt oic
9hlmmer cine iponnen0e 6ortiebung
OeS nit 10 groBeu geiioa oufgenom.
menen &ommS. nSonS Sitter uno
ieine Srau~ pon S. Gourt6s.Olo6ler.
Sir Die &leineu lit init einent biib.
iden 2moer 6eit 2ieoe, 9eibditi-
glmgcu iiir @iuter 9Iadmittage, Ell
ner 6iibidcn Gr566hmg uuo 5ierlis
den @anOnrbeiten sum 3eitUertreib
oeiorgt.
Sin illuiirirtes &apitel ii6er ridti-
&c SuBitellimg miro oIle ilngenWldo.
den intcreiiiren. Cab auG ionlt al
les Die g9elt Der 5roll betrcffenOe in
Der oTelttiden Sausirau~ 9eohtun1
fin0et, lit wobl fnum srI eriuobnen
notbig. 9orlogen fir alerlei mo0er'
ne Sonoorbeiten, Die neueitcnSN SNnitt.
mtller 81 aIeioung fir Gomen umO
Ginoer, 0}eueS fir 0ic Splpeiterfiide,
GoriHlGee fir SousiHreinerei uno
ouoeres me6r biloen eineu 10 reid.
boItigen S6eil Scr 9litmmer. 0oB
Sonsirouen iiir jeoes 9eoiiriniB oes
6ous6olteS iid prattiihen &ot6 Oo.
rous ib0pfen f0nnen. Die 3eitibriit
5eigt W}ittel imO @ege, Oos Seim 81
bertieiell, iie bilft Der oeutihen 6rou,
ole Soreen oes 9latass 5n crtrogen
uno iih tros Der fleinen ino groBen
Sor9en oeS GoieinS, Sen Se6ens-
nuItb irid5 5ll erbolten
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annne 0amen luOIIen rsfOrmirell

Snnge 0amen iuOllcu refOrmircn.
9rei juuge Damen bonn @olber'
College, Sri. SDlpaiiia 9iagle, SRI.
6. 0opis. cine Go9ter BON Or. @.
gS. OoDiS unO Sri. Or. Sang, cine
@rootirte ser Sopfins meOioinil4en
ShuIc, mcroeu beutc nit Or. lSow-
arb $. aeIlp ino Or. SS. S8. Dopis
cine Slutomobil.Eoir ourd @olti-
more-Gountp linterne6men Inn Die
sort ongebIid 6errl6cnoen 3uItdnOe
lmO oie ongeiponoten @1etboocn sur
llntcroriidllne oes Soltcrs 81 itloi'
rem.
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SS ct5 en-. -- SltfltDr l6,6l9 Sus
ihel &crianot bon Oeu GleOotorci
144,1S9 guidcI Glepatoreu &orrat6
97G,696 @uidel.
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81 Roggcn. ~ 3ufubr 116O Su'
ibel; Gerian0t 1891 9uideI; @le.
Internationally 494,202 8uihel.
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gsrIaaas- -SraHsn HuS @aSdsn.

Werlnngt:
=, Gin WldodeH fir aupeucine SanSarbeit IN
ilcllem cau3 teiu 4afDen. Na65uirageH VT.
D. Srctton Elnee, entIfuro. (San9-1D
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NOTuD7N rollDelL I'D. -. IUc.-I q.
SbeI0on.@ @irnen. pro Gorb 25c.
California Wlnlopa Srnll.
ben pro @fo. 10c.-15c.
9dogora.Srauoen. pro &orb. t5c.
GitroneiL 12 fir. ..,...... 20c.
@loroCco-TrniibeM pro Bflno. i0c.
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Tcsfdufc olf ser gaItimorcr 9Iftieu.
bnrie

1000 6air & GorIsb. 1raci 5cr...... 90
5000 eonf. q. 6. g & g. 4Eer...... s7%
1000 G6icneo 9lbs ser. 06
10000 g. 9. G. erem 4cr (s)...... 22N
5000 ssiI, & secI Acr...,....-.., oaN
1000 g. o. E. grelc. 4er.......-..-. 90
1000 glori ap & eie6t 5cr.......... oe
$4,000 Conf Gos Der. Observation-Disclosures .i04
1000 uto. aps. f. aer................ SO
2ooo eoH sp- 49, s eOei 4Ner. o5ls
1000 galto sim 4er 1868 (oon) . otM
1000 aori s'O. & eiaDt Ser ....... o5N
10 sInibeilc @lorulano 9alunllD, 1914
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3t.459 9uihel GIepotorcnoorrotb
t,52O,722 guIhel.

Safer. ~ 3uiubr 6SSS Sui6el;
GeriauOt pom 0en @leoatoren 2736t
@uidel; @lcOotoren.&orratb 1,tO1s
2l5 9uidel.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-12-02
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo, ! Sc

Lucas
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm of F. ]. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City of To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. ID. 1856.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cOus surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & co, Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists TIC.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-12-02
Gathers Specimens OF
Many Florida Fish
Concluded from first page)

Concluded from first page
inches of the maximum length at
tanned by this species Of fish, and
it is probable that this is the OIL, :
mounted specimen in the state.
This fish resembles in shape the
ordinary toad fish. Its mouth is
set upward, and the eyes located
in the top of the head, The fish
buries itself in the sand, steadily
gazing inward for long periods
at time until its victim ap-
proaches, when, from batteries To-
Gated in the head, it emits a pow
erful electric shock that paralyz-
es its disturber or intended food.
This specimen was caught in a net
by a party of Stuart fishermen "a
bout a year ago
Other interesting specimens in
the collection are I: butterfly ray,
very novel in appearance and
quite distinct from the common
stingray; long, keen, eel-like mo-
ray; pork fish, bright Yellow in
color; " slippery dicl,.2 heauti-
full blue colored fish; shovel nose
shark large parrot fish; cow fish,
with two prominent horns; bat
fish, resembling in appearance
and shape the ordinary flying
bat; pilot or sucker fish, which
attaches itself to other fish for
free transportation by means of a
sucker disc on the top of its head
sergeant fish or crab eater, a fish
not very common in Florida wa
tiers; beautiful tarpon or silver
king, for" which the waters OF
Stuart are so noted; fiat, nearly
transparent moon fish; head of a
manatee, which was probably l.
900 pounds in weight; four-foot
beak of a saw fish, which totalled
probably II or IA feet; crabs Of
numerous shapes, colors and sizes
sea urchins, cucumbers, sponges
star-fshcs and dollars-all plant
like animals of most novel and in
teresting characteristics; beauti
full snow-white coral of the finger
branch, knob, rose, comb anC
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and the most careful inspection of
work, both in the field and at the
packing house.
The bulletin above referred to,
which treats in an exhaustive
manner of the different opera
lions of picking, hauling, washing
drying and packing the fruit,
may be had free upon application
to the Division of Publications,
u. S. Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. G.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-12-02

A years subscription to The
Herald would be nice Christmas
gift for your friend.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-12-02
Ladies Club Meeting

The NJ. l.. S. G, was delightfully."-
entertained, Thursday afternoon,
Nov. 18th, by Mrs. j. J, Mccain
at her home on Retta EspIanade.
After a very social hoar the hos
tess, assisted by her daughter,
served a dainty salad course,
The club will meet with Mrs,
w. Il. Mobley, Dec. 10th. Re
sponses to be: A striking incident
in the life of your fa1oritc artist,
MRS. W. l.. KOON, Sec.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-12-02
MONAsTIR HAS BEEN EVACUATED
Serbians are Not Demorazed but Recognizing TIL
Frontier Other Reports From European War

London, acknowledgements, IN
southwestern Serbia, has been e.
vacuated. Serbian troops, haV-
ing accomplished their purpose
of delaying their enemy's adj
vance until the civil population
had time to escape, have left the
city and, according to reports,
are retiring in good order, Bull
garian occupation is apparently a
matter of hours.
Though the Austro-eGrman and
Bulgarian campaign against Ser
bia is described by the central
powers as finished and though
practically the whole of Serbia is
in their possession, they have not
accomplished, according to the
general belief here, the more i'm
pOrtant aim of entirely crushing
the Serbians' army. Though de-
feated and worn out in the con-
fiict against overwhelming odds,
the Serbian forces are said to be
still unbroken and undemoraliz-
ed, and are reported to be reor-
ganizing on the Albanian and
Montenegrin frontiers.
Either bitter winter weather
has retarded the central powers
in their proposed new enterprise
against the Franco British troops
in the Strumitsa region, or the
rapidly developing Russian men
ace from the direction of Rou-
mania has caused them to aban-
don it. In any event their cam
paign has come to a standstill.
Other fronts have shown gener-
ally revived activity. Sir John
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-12-02

The advertising copy does not cs-
pecially mention any locality or
any interest but presents the
story of Florida in a general say
with the information that further
facts will be supplied by any Of
the commercial bodies joining i'll
the campaigo. The advertise
ments have been very mighty COM
plimented by leading publicity
specialists from various sections
of the country.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-12-02

French reports successful British
air attacks on German positions
along the Belgian coast and on
other parts of the German west
ern front, involving destruction
of a German submarine off the
Belgian coast and raids on an ae-
rodomc and am ammunition factory
behind the German lines. French
troops, fighting in the Souchez
district, succeeded in driving the
Germans from crater made by
a successful mine explosion re-
corded in the German communi-
cation.
The varying fortunes which
have attended General Town
shend's Mesopotamian expedition
have not yet been recorded here
in sufficient detail to make the
situation entirely clear. From
the latest official statement it does
not appear that there has been
any further fighting since the
British advance upon the battle
field of Ctesiphon, but the British
troops have again fallen back
to the Tigris, having been out
numbered by the Turks, and are
now occupying more easily de-
Tended positions in the rear Of
their former line.
On the north Poland front, af-
ter crushing German attacks, the
Russians have made local gains
in the neighborhood Of Illoukst,
occupying an eastern suburb of
the town and advancing to the
German trenches south of this
point.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-12-02
To Complete Plans for Advertis-
ing Florida

Final arrangements for the ma
tion-wide advertising campaign
of Florida by the combined COM
mercial bodies of the State will
be completed at a meeting of the
Florida First" Commission in
Sanford at, 2 80 O'Clock on De-
cember 10th. Call for this meet
ing has been issued by George A.
Mcclellan, chairman of the Com
mission. The other members are !:
Vance w Helm, secretary, Mi
ami; w. P. Franklin, treasurer,
Fort Myers; Frank w. Lloyd,
Quincy; B. L. Hammer, Tampa.
Following the convention of
representatives of boards of
trade, chambers of commerce and
other civic organizations held in
Palatka on November Bird, at
which the FLORIDA First" Com
mission was formed to have
charge of this advertising cam
paign, the proposition has been
presented to practically every
community in the State and a
gratifying number Of these have
indicated their intention of parti-
clpating in the campaign. AT
the Sanford meeting each organi-
cation which wishes to be repre-.
sented in the advertising will be
expected to turn over to the
treasurer of the Commission it,
quota of the funds.
! If the total fund reaches $50,
900, which sum it has been the eff
fort of the Commission to raise
the attractions and advantages o.
Florida will be repeatedly pre-
scented during a period of ahou+
two months through periodical,
and newspapers reaching more
than twenty million homes. Any
smaller amount will secure a pro
portionate volume of publicity