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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-29
H2ani~gE On. diriemore no

~ 2~ani~2gtGG1 darlemDre lU.
En- el "E-Tcerm," Ge &ueva Eorsso
r~eaPzreciG el ~ricrnes ITe-te GILBERT,
q iEuarre r2nHog 4tista Eramc:zsa, y fine
ohje.:0 ds una lie be- mas eNrnsias-2$
,oraciones GLE jam&s ha tEi5Ir2do el
pahliro neUTorgIi~D. Se apndero de
g. recUlri3 Ia esra5a DE- zus psmeci@-
TIES. Fine al slgro un gran t-iunio aT-
tizTicu, tantG mas Notable sGHartD GUe
en- sG5 rLnoO wEzitas an-arlores a Dos
Es1adas Lu1SGs no raoia Dog12ydo lie
gar al fonio DE. rogazGR Ge Ia mag0-
ria lie les cue >orrurlaaron Z escu-
charla-
Sus emprmes facnItadEs tramnaiica.E
.G duct5Ii&ad de sa VOC. SUI tGlento.
permiten q Ive-re Giiloerr. srgGn ha
Lich0 uno Ge hes rriti@1s qlR L- Gy0,
scr Tl5.s el1caeT!rn con slEs drarnas :
conedias I'm mIaGatur&, -cGnsmitir
MAS fj.ri.mertR la impression que de
sea. fot@Eraii2G ron @ag70r 5!dei5Iad
LIN es:aGO die &l@&. Un GaIslcter,, qne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-29

d9z Z los tremaz que entren em Iexi-
co pur Ia III de Eagle Piss = l-are-
do Los treaas "oretaEan entire l&
E2on1era I las ciadades de NIsX5c0,
DnEamgo : T&mpico, peoo no 81 Inc
d6c-o NADIA del raoGo caito -~'s21.s1 Ills
tGEbgh.oz. Ell ingemlero Paal SSH d
h0ra cen II5xico rrahai&n&o en- e. plan
laacz&r@o pans asra o~rer&ci@n; peso
tot esra ciwla& el n~,itnc@Ies nlrirnu en-
- 1ocns- GeSpgas de su rlsita = Chi
caeo : N7sw E@rk-
A1gznos ia @ns carries mis- usa-
2az aers5raIn ccmo -comeLores del IL
DC ~no-el," eqnreniens!o II rcp>ina
roa fari-idaaes par- DIR arrv5-5o 1
los T~as2Faro@ al E1isnao tiempp cpe DE
c0mer- ucros z4ratn euaipado@ CON
-a--5rio lie caoafarri@n.
Francisco P. BaowD- zupeaiDDendem
re de GistlGto dc Ia C@rnP2Hla Pull
maa - Saa A@to@io. dea4e h=ace cfn-
D ~.I51.s, 5n5 2otificaao pcl llDes de
% c2nh5o n Dan:7e@, Colo. Este rsGrn-
55o es ur& ~pr@rncci%cn P2Ga Er. BROWN
.aornae De- aGgg:na lie nemre@ 5G2 s54o
~o..2i &eraG2 canlo u.aa se Las m2s4.s irn-
~ort4rraS - el aerYiclo lie a. e%pf'e-
-atia raucGli.ia. ~!4sumira al.i 81 car-
,, I'm ..r,r,r.rT ear-.! =nr-1 ,l,a..Ta al rTIr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-29

-. rMimleS 4 RcUSarJo~ da 1Gr. s@rI
r@l"mi=0s tlSo-- uU.rs.nos = d. :g
Humankind. 4 Gtr-tlgUar que Ina
i5@,mpc aicmen amcm&ZanDn con va
tlr@@ a .a riCial: 10 leanis, tn 10 ,i1-
r, r4S.r~ NI@ambr@- rUy@- labi1s nc
Gm3nrh& uumGG la msentira y Eue iie-
He en- 5as tma sln=-a del pmrhIo
eIcg1i@-
C lgIiTE rres?-le prrgunb6 ri
Cesar "a CaiI&-l. Grlr Ella ri Rludido.
TIN @ljs scIr5rntr aGmiratI@r ion.
G.-ln. y a,I~-nis um polre ~stoicn.
-I}etrstn 81 l0@ csIoiros : aDo-rpz-
90 R TTG~ras. 4 Mas mio \ n Cormu-
10: Sls ta0riaS mn rcprlgnam L me
~deSR@raGa profun cIamcrta SUI iesNrr-
enc por ri artt. su T~o.un.arlG p1brc-
Ga . I'm rgnstan-e sucir- ai.
-Ss4ueca. FIJI maestro. tirn@ mil
mesas de eedno; 81 til gUisipras. ST.
E0r- Poiria ED pasenr liohln nIimr-
ro- S0y es.oico T@or n@trlsBad- Ell
=aG2ng mi as.0iclsmo ION nirnal Ras
de aosas, ;ol. IGI5anta- poa NH AL
fora 1e vino al aIrane4 de mi ma
mo = fanfare a ,:Anacreonte c0r tails
ac an.1S. CUR los ~epiciceos Sc asom-
Drar&n.
a N4r5rn L. cGyi IN =r2cia el cpi-
ecto G4 'T2iInnta'.
-Na agradas-ii5o s1nr5fn5ose.
Elsie tomhre vlla mis- oro Trl9
pasa.-axcEam6 TigalEno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-29

iuG sienlo mas ~&rrracispd2, hasta que
.ah0ra Sc In rnanifastal9o La sapn"t.,-
ci0m En LIN past1l-id@r slue ~refiej2 Ea
'pTlc~@a renrP-fa.
Los arnrriaa mcs TIT sisHni0 cada i5s
raas ~retinaios en- ggs gustos re;srai4s
= 81 bien sI teatgn l:ropIo esta nn
rEHnti iNa.s. po- uEa nmc:&n e~cuimocAGa
de Ia maral6dal-, 'l%r eS NINA de las
ErarifestDcionGa fle la ~hipocnesia :4rrl-
lai.ate EFT este pals, gRae r~astringe VEL
caH1po de ;acr66n de- s7as dramaturgcsi
p les imp6de abordar la mayor parte
DE los Frnhlenas de Ia riRa del hunr-
hire, re l~rdudaIble quiz sl navel arts
tico WI ~crEciemdo de Ila2a rrcanera O.
:snRciable, en- el t~eatrO, coroo era TO-
das ias NOTWITHSTANDING eleradas del
esp -iTa s. la inteligemria.
Attsrhf..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-29

f. jim go de, rorrieaae, 80 Ias . De
Ia m-ai5aT1g- falleci& en Alice, Tex. eel
naio Pedro L@paz, q la 2Gad de ! afJo,
S n.eses ) aiaa. !S@a -@dr,es del ia
lIecido niiio e- serlor Pl@ridq Lopez =
DO se6@Ga ~Concepri0n c. DE Lopez, =
abuelos r1Nternos. el senor Dallo 10
paz = ia aeiiofa Juana Il. ce L0paz.
+! c2I%ger .rue 9PpultaG0 en- pl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-29

E1"l, 1GariQ arnsiblp- sa ~9ntcrneciG
annie "t9l d1lZuTB, rGlTie fe en- GiJal7e0,
lr rollr@ 1ferlD y ripn u. rOrmRalti mi
pa1l y mi p@tJI>n pccu.iO- "a saiues,
%sei50Tia. n0m0 pag6 mi raIiiiD" pues
IIafDd@-ne uEla pllfia laEIa. cuEaIni0 T1e-
tnnaTnN0S pGr el ramiD0 de ,SaTpGIas a
lS1mla. N~tm1il%tnEple a mn mRrca-ri'
Ge cscUtav0s "a I'M mrljrr- la i0xen "
io-IIa %Hremire. iuh, 81 SGfHcnps lIu-
biera c@n0ridm I'M hislorial NEiaS mo
ImpoTta: mc e-scu-lla a-guie rl uqrlr
vale imtlriramelt+e mSs que S6forlas.
-sP0brr icrnbrrl-eHclam6 Fn-
pea.
FL que ha GenIjo Ia iirha ,aa
H0Int@Gnpaar r+l r0strO i've Ia Venus A.
irNdlt& VA no ts TputNT+.. sefl0ra: vu
10 fst0E Tlend@ Ell rste insla1tr riDn
lnis propi@s oT@s. Mas en- .aqleT t5er-
pO bllacabl No rCmslelo grl ha iil0so-
fla. Al IleSar i Roma pr1cur.: po-
neE'nne CT odGltacto com hos iefrs Lr
l0s rTlstiarlNs para Eer sd .IOGFaiea Ctb-
t4rer de ell@s que IrBauco ME de-
NoIT4era a mil muie T. TiemI0 peTlfI-
d0. Connect al gwan ~sacer50te d.
eIlC,s, a orra llamatio PabIu. Tua es-
tnTO l1uS pr@s0 " irl4 Tres;to an IT,
beTtlt: ruIaori tambi&n al ilij0 del
,EebadeD- 4 Limo, a Ciito y a mauchOs
m&s- 81 d6nGe vivian aEllas ial in
rre16i0 y en- ddni5 Ilatoitarl Y 81 7eu-
L~EcntinuarS.D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-29

IL: -@n@rimirnIo r0n c'lNa. para ml
dsS-I1cia. FL prlnn~Ir0 lRc me de-
paTj Ml mla5a Srl~~lr 1Clt nm mGlHi-
a@ do Napo.t.s I.amrapIo GIaUco. elcUar
HE imt0rlm6 fp rll4 ~Md@raiGln Il cirr-
IN D.hT~sRO@ que lee tlabla DTGm~rGi0
rGtcrmilmar a tCHina has lromhTes. dies
trRllr las riullad5e9 air Ia TERRA y
r.sprtarlrS "a ,-ll@s Il Ir ayUIjiahan n
lniluilar q no. Iaji0- Be I~beQlcaIi1n.
He nlus P@r que. 10ll. 1'@Tlora. aly0rlT-
rem a To-. llOUMlGrrs. e~lErHncrGan ias
a@rlae = tmGlIan en- Ia DESTRUCTION
fr Roma Ia r@speTarlZa Se reinar::
ASH Sc lbs F-reInetI6 a GIhrestCS. II fu9
crusi cDdo, ase@uTani0lrs sluc cllan-
Go @I tUr-O laga des'rGliLiu a RUrna-
Gl g0lT1eri al mGndl0 para llc lCs
Gua crear rGl NJ Bomircn y trimn-
fen.
-AlDdra c0mpDenGera el preb1o
Toor gIrs Ina sido lncr-ndiada ROma-
i1l1 LLgf!Ll@-
Ell p~rle!alo 0OTpr~rlde Va mill
chaS cCsas- p0rEuge yo. Iue rerorro
los iardines y Fl Campo DE Marie,
PROCURE iEastruir-e. Penn permltidme
'Fur e1pliTla pdnr que luiero VEN
@arme. Giauc0- Fl G& iipo, mo rrle Gi-
.j@ %l ~prInciri0 que Ell religion era
.en@mE=a he La H~uml-l5iads al corl-
traIIio, mia .hIzO craer CUE Ell diC.s
sra c1ny bueDo = el a13tJr nj nn65i-
rno liza hase da su ~relie66n. Mf cpra-
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TOTTC1AS = - CIUDAD

rarachp La U@ra de Dlrnns. TeIas.
EuniarnoE el phsaGgne 4 hos padres
I s~abaelos Bel ~extinto DiGQ.
- :. =
1Nsl pneblo I've Whitney, Te-,, nos
,romuniran ron fecna 70 del colrie@-
=e. e! fa~Ilecirniemto rte IL ~aeforGta VIC
toriama ,g-aoaz, de II ai5ras. % THESES
~ 3 aias, ocurr.iGo GespU=s I've panic
"a rnfermeaad-
T,aEa ramhi&n nuastro loesaame d Ga
6plSrnEa famil.a Ju4rez.
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EAl,A G'If-RIlIEbA.

a. Bal5soa ST. prrsrmt6 il aR- or-
r1nas de po.iriR >iri"la>Io gur 80 ,e
nahia pr::iiBo nr2a TacT ~IerhrHa i~
jersey.
La Tara ~drsapal@ci0 de corral d.
.a caSa ntiInrGo tolls n. CoTal. g.
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TTEI&TAS.

TTETpENOS NH TeIwe[ta nc2orIo en aHa'I'O-
re$. sli!niu Rn 'lEGr lngar y YEN DpuTnpleGa
nnfirfbHn& CuUaneial- Eienr rFgiSHrm e HID
h4v reZagnS. Tauihn'1n mn raItler DE @eI3hlle-
ria. ,a0GnpDr%lo DE- > *~Lllnraes. . c"p"l@S. re-
ui%aE. ET.IDi .rrInd" y r@da s1l iIenT'lTlatTnIa
uIya.-G. AHHhgS nr@l@CAOs 80 Slndffl GHfIlfIHT
fhrilmrnl@ ToT F~lSl" IN IUIl HEisIiio lll&ar- If9-
,ce r,prrtg, lTrn-ru1ns T.. Td'ESTE d SUN. f@t.
s. L.TreLi0 .Sm. san AHaiuTIbg, TeG.
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~ -lsli

El. ~ll NF@CIHsr shNllIs2. n-Hoso IA. sa-o-
I'll &s-1-Elu HGedri1E5rg. rbr~''a &nhrr II rfa-
T~n!"rn 'acESlI - Ia .s"TrurG I~12srGuall ltuG-i-
GipEn C-infSN hare rul a5n. Sn,lE va Vi 0ttlSr.
'Mn1E~. 80 s~raTsr1~rrl rryl "a Mp th0S a'5WS Gr
@'rTs"giGE1m La I'HAah"k. " ri FGurv&t'u'- "
,diafT" hFl 1]Ii>IiIm rm'rtdGIrr- "A Ia persona
UJr" iDfuTfW' oNr1l '"GarlI'Gl 81 - OHcsenU
~;aarla"E. EHrr .'- MaiElur. 1rE. ri..
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"l WV 81 PHIE5LID 10 nAy aEnenfs &c Ai
rpE%S& Ce1IuGsse lEEa,ph 70 T~Erssr!s y TX
rpS6t1riES rnaElirbre ulilId&d. EssrrittnnnE
~ W NyHrRul9s nnUrStrEs rdIDstcillssi TarT
aVs r~SSsfas
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~e ~oLNClUA s,fr''i IA. 'GGr' Il" cha@~ DE- .na-
snc% al. i.tEl rrrr~u-la, de +" Il " %. ILL., l'ilGi"r
"a EpI NEr9ll$ Eld-. "~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-29

XFTIaE%E r.ruy tar Tco- .Ta.s,mtno rUarEoS r"T-
rar h0.rr ~+lsgaG5w: [smEa gr;:ria; burma ~rH1,filIr-
liz. EIl~'rrg:~-" w Commerce @wr'.~
" nl9I9i#
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-29

T1TNT ~hT-Fmrrilrra i '@s dGiailcs y IaltTia
'rGrGUleEIurrGte ] LIS enrGrrsGs lie 1lrlG EnR-
rrra aSRlghruSa. Ri~-t
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SNlG~. lCTTIHiES-

ST TEcESITs E-EPRESs T'aFa qne UIlRH" stis
parrras a la E3siscb&n 10 DE- CiIlnI5lc sLH' 'Iglt-
ties ~n,&TtTaJp a r~4nssLlas. T-l. 7lrlTss Er4G-
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I%iTl@&ES y r~EGuwrNTS sln ~rrItrIan. he $2-OD
a :6J@l rpNlfalrT %an4rso d~ic-tarFfnIR. Mines
rrRR s. ~tnrpTlrs c0mDlGlua. Di'ieZ ccmT1sTgs.
~@tIfh H~1iSirg&uHn1& ca, iIiDE $a4~Q. San !Arry0-
T.1 INT~ I'LL
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%ERunHa .~rEhECE-i GEr7"G cuine'arI"n c9ilfp
Isar;a d., rgrtDUIas! 10 ara rr L51S''~, i."'
&r+l IHGil~tGl g. 'AT""
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f1TSgRGat-

flTy gRsat-
THE RTrI.I. LOAN Cl.-IGIarIa- Cas- CO
rUfsiSmGs. FGgGrnGs IlGJ1r@s %lartrEp" &"is
ono, UlaEl x riCmln:-.s. i%G"rust'!Ta~ De re-
10fas & InSfa% de- n@dl rlFSc. ~I'rIiGaH0 "a.
-GEfil4dn. .5E2 W CurnEleNne 81. -uT nj
tDlid, TeG~ W~l9
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-12
Week of Prayer

The Woman's Missionary Soci-
ETY. Of the Baptist will observe
a week of prayer beginning
March Is, during this week,
." The Child In The Midst" will
be studied. Time $3.50.
Monday, March 18th. Subject
"The Child in its helpfulness. >
Mrs. H. B. Richie,
Tuesday, March 10th. Subject
"The Child at Home. Mrs. H.
B. Richie,
Wednesday, March 18th. Sub
jects 'The Child at play and at
work. Mrs. Alvin H. Thur
mond.
Thursday, March 18th. Sub
ject "Tbe Child at School Mrs.
H. B. Richie.
Friday, March 10, ''The Child
at Work for Christ. Rev. L. A,
Cooper.
Saturday March 10 subject
1.-THE Mother and the Christ Child
Mrs. j. B. Seanor.
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Engagement Of
Miss lola Wise and
Mr.. Eugene Stetsor

The engagement of Miss lola
Wise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Hardeman, of Macon,> to
Mr.. Eugene w. Stetsor, presi-
dent Of the Citizens National
Bank of Macon, is announced to-
day. The wedding will be early
in une.-Atlanta Journal.
Mr.. Stetson was formerly
cashier of the Exchange National
Bank in this city and numbers
his friends in Ben Hill and Irwin
counties by the number of his
acquaintance, who will join the
Leader-E Enterprise in the heart
lest we'll wishes for Gene and his
bride.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-12

DR.. A. H. Denmark returned
from the Rexal convention 1T
Macon fully convinced that the
Rexal stores are the best ever.
Over one hundred live Realities
from manv cities in Georgia were
at the convention and gave each
other the benefit of their expert
ences in their manage ment of first
class drug stores. DR.. Denmark
was reelected Secretary of the
Georgia RexaI club for another
year and returned from the session
with numbers of new ideas of how
to make the Rexal store serve the
public.
To Let.-Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Bath, Hot and Cold
water, electric lights. Apply 415
West Pine 57-tf
Mrs. J. L. McCarty is visiting
relatives in Shellman.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-12

The street department of the
city is doing some good work un-
der the management of Commits
sioner Fletcher.
Mayor Bekham of Abbeville was
in the city Wednesday and report
ed rapid progress on the Dixie
Highway, 50 far as Wilcox coun-
ty is concerned. Mayor Beckham
has the assurance from his com.
missloners that they viii complete
their road to the Ben Hill county
line within the next 80 days.
Collard plants 10c per 100. APP
ply Mrs. Roberts, Lee-Grant
Hotel. 1t.
Ford Automobile for sale or ex,
change for reaIestate. Apply this
Office. 31-tf.
Mr.. Lon Dickey is in Atlanta
on business.
Capt. D. B. Null announced
his retirement from the race for
the Fitzgerald Post office on &C
count of a recent ruling of the
Department, making the age
limit 70 for appointees. Brother
Null has passed the three score
and ten but few would judge
him so by his looks.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-12
Poor Mans Friend

Ii DOdd Supply Co. sells
you as cheap for cash, and
willing to sell you goods
this spring payable next fall,
why not patronize them?
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Notice..

The Sun Beams of the Baptist
Church will hold their regular
meeting Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the Church.
A surprise is waiting for all
who attend.
Sujette Holmes, Sec.
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A Beautiful Gift.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Card present
ed the Library a complete set of
Ruskin, bound De Lux. The set
contains thirteen large volumes,
most beautifully bound. The Gift
is highly appreciated by the trustees.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wallace of
Tift0n are in the CITY visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Newton of Jackson. iss
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wall
for the day.
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Cotton, to-day, G God
Middling Sc gA


MISS Zelma Shannon returned to
her home at Tifin. Ohio, after a
pleasant visit with her friend Miss
Jeflie Persons. Whilst in the city
a number of social affairs.were
given in her honor.
Just received 10000 #. house
frameiugsswhich we are selling at
close prices. Phone IA, F. M.
Graham & Co., E. Magnolia st.
William Dorminey Minshew,
ten pounds and over, arrived at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
W. o. Minshew in this city.
Grandpa Minchew came hurriedly
in from the farm to greet his new
aquisition with ''Peace and Plentyo
t !e slogan of his settlement.
There will be a Backward"
social given by the Christian
Endeavors of the Christian Church
at the home of Mrs. Bryant at
80 N. Lee Street Monday night
March Is. Admission 10c.
H. S. Baggs, the popular ticket
agent of the A. B. & A. will spend
Sunday in Atlanta withaafriends.
Buy Excel Watermelon seed.
The largest, sweetest and best
shipper of all. Pure seed. One dol
lar per pound. j. j. Littlejohn,
Albany, Ga 19-f2t-p.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Dorminey
and children of Broxton spent
Thursday in the city shopping and
visiting friends.
If you are going to build let us
figure on your sash, doors, frames
and lumber. Phone ID, F. M.
Graham & Co., East Magnolia
street. m-3-6t
Mrs. Reason Henderson of Lucy
Lake was among the shoppers in
the city Thursday.
Repair your house while lum-
Der and labor is cheap and save
money buying your building ma
terial from F. M. Graham & Co.,
Phone IA, E. Magnolia street.
! Mr.. j. H. Timberman spent a
few days in the city appraising the
physical property of the S. A. L..
for the Company.
Don't wait for the boss to
crank you up: Be a self start
err, and buy your supplys
from DOdd Supply Co.
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Miss Jeanette Venable and
her visitor, Miss Ella Grisard will
spend the week end at Triton,
guests of Miss MYRTLE Venable,
at the End District A gricultural
College.
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Poor Mans Friend

You buy your goods for
cash at lowest prices at Dodd
Supply Co.'S. and they will
sell you on fall terms, when
you need help. PatrOnize
DOdd Supply Company.
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Seed Corn

Whatley's Prolific Seed
corn. Grown on my own
farm and personally select
ed by me.
57-tf. 4. X. Farmer.
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Mrs. G. A. Daniel left to-day
for Buena Vista and Preston
where she will visit relatives and
friends.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-12

A dwelling house on the farm of
Geo. Rogers, east of the city, burnt
to the ground Thursday.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-12

Editor Whitehurst of the Able
vile Chronicle made US a ! leasant
call Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
Bisbee Improvement
 Company
ALL PRISONERS NOW
 REMOVED FROM FORT
Przemysl is DepopuIated of All Austrian Prisoners of War.
 Many leaVeI

PETROGRAD, May 10-The remov- al of prisoners from Przemyl has now been completed and the official state ment of the numbers is as follows: Nine Generals, 2,3O7 officers; 13,S9O men; $500 sick and wounded.
 The number of sick and wounded in- cludes only those who were regarded as unfit to be removed They are dis tributed among the various hospitals of Przemyl in charge of Russian phy- sicians, aided by l29 Austrian doctors and 100 hospital orderlies who were captured when the fortress fell
 The captured stores and munitions have not yet been completely invent oried. Much of the booty in the for tress was concealed or buried and is only gradually coming to light. The suantity, however, is said to be ennor- nous. Over nine hundred guns, many of them still in good condition, have bene inventoried. Thousands of Aus trian bayonets. which are highly prized by the Russian soldiers as knives, have been distributed among the victorious troops.
 The River San is being dredged for quantities of arms and ammunition which were thrown into 1t before the city capitulated
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11

locals in very high esteem. for it hent a heaver against them who had not pitched a game this season. Said heav. CT had things all his own way for three innings, when he let another twirler try bis luck Then right at the last. another box artist stepped in. All pitchers looked equally difficult to the Grays Sunday.
 Here's how the visitors scored:
 Lauback opened the second with g. double Erickson sacrificed. short Co first Kemp singled. scoring Lauback. Scanlou singled. scoring Kemp. This was all for this session. One more was taliied in the third. With one down, smith was safe on Allenk rank error Lauback flied to center. Brick son singled and Smith crossed the pan. Enough until the seventh. Sue, cessive errors by Allen allowed Hayes and Hoffman their bases Hale dou- bled, driving over two runs. This was all for the 22nd
 The home team got their lone tally in the third Garrett flied to tbird One was down when Champion dou. bled. Snyder flied to left. Anheir was safe on error by Erickson. Grady walked and Champion romped home when Scanlon fumbled Aliens easy srounder Goodnight for the Grays.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
FRY THIS IF YOU
 HAVE DANDRUFF
Or Are Bothered With Falling
 Hair or Itching Scalp.

There is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruf completely and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it en- tirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon {; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips.
 By morning most, if not all of your dandruf will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of 1t, no matter how much dandruh you may have.
 You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly and your hair wifi be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft and look and feel a hundred times better.
 If you want to keep your hair looking rich, do by all means get rid of dand- ruff, for nothing destroys the hair SO quickly. It not only starves the hair ard makes it fall out, but it makes it stringy straggly, dull, dry, brittle and hieless, and everybody notices it. You can get liquid arson at any drug store lt Is inexpensive and four ounces is Hll you will need This sinple remedy has never been known to fail
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
WANT DRINKS WITH
 LITTLE ALCOHOL IN Open Forums of English News papers Filled with Pleas of
 Such Character.

LONDON. May 1O-Pleas for cider, small beer and drinks of low percent ages of alcohol are filling the open forum columns of the newspapers. The rector of Exeter College adyo- cates the cause of cider. He says:
 If the government determines that total prohibition of the manufacture and sale of alcohol is possible and is the only means of dealing with the drink trouble that diminishes our war efficiency. every patriotic citizen will which would bar Deyonshire for in- stance from it's innocent and imme- morial habit of drinking cider. might produce grave discomfort and law breaking"
 Another writer in the Times says:
 My friends in Scotland often told me that there was little or no drunk enness in Scotland in the 18th cent ury, before the taxation Of the Ma poleonic wars had eXtinguished the custom of drinking small beer. There is surely no reason why the blunder should be repeated as regards this country in these days"
 Have the teetotalers," asks a cor respondent, lever heard of extract malt as a tonic for invalidse Or of stout to restore health and vigor2 Malt and hops are a good tonic for the stomach taken in moderation in the shape of beer, and have been used by our working men for 500 years or more. Let Lloyd George reduce the tax on beer to reasonable limits and then call the brewers together and put them on ther honor to brew good beer with only malt and hops, and also appoint trustworthy men to see that 1t is done-any brewer breaking his word to be heavily fined"
 All sorts of temperance drinks are being served on the tables at Windsor Castle. now that King George has put into effect his decision that no wines, spirits or beer shall be consumed i'm any of his houses. The Kings favor ite drink. it is said. is barley water. made in the ordinary way by pouring boiling water on the barley letting it boil for a short time. and then it and adding a little lemon ! The King is also fond of homemade . lemonade
 Many applications have been re- oeived at Lloyds for insurance to GOV CT the risk of the total prohibitino of sprituous liquors, but as a rule. the applioats have been unwilling to pay the high rates asked. Such insurance
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
cARDENs AND TRENCHES

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS France, May 7.-Among the many incongrui- ties of the present campaign not the least strange contrast is that between the waging of trench warfare and the
 gardening which is carried on in many places by the British soldier. The gardens. which are mostly near the duaouts, are not of very ambi- tious crder, but when circumstances permit. considerable care is devoted to their cultivation.
 In some cases the small pots of growing primroses and dafodils are not more than 200 yards from the en- emy. close behind the breastwork pro tectinE their owners from the bullets which whistle overhead and bury themselves with vicious thud in the sandbaSs a few feet away.