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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04

S6nstHss Die 3ufubr Don
Sdpeinsn mar bsute sering, dbsr ge-
nisenb uno bic qreife fir Slsif6ers
forien fielen I'm 81; lei9te gerfdnbt.
forten fislen sbenfaus I'm 81 unb Ger.
lei rdrtn itetig.
CUTE Bis duserlsiene @etfdnots unb
Jleii6erfortcn S7.s0-7.e5; orbindre
Bis oussrlefens fdpne fstte gdu.
$525-6.75; Stass S4.50-5.50;
Iei6ie 0sridnbtfortsn S7.30-765:
'sertsl 12o pfunb unO lpeniser $3.50
--7.25.
S6afs uns 6 mer. Der
Wartt mar beute rubig unb bic pr.iie
itstia.
56afe, auserleIsn. leihts $500
$50: ffperc G6nfe $4.2515.00;
SJriiiahrs 2dmm.r S7.5O-11.25.
SstBt, ba BAG Ginfuhrpsrbot b.s
Gt1dtss Cbio gegen asntudD aufgss
bobsn 1T, srpartet man cine sr0b.rs
3ufubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
eaffss. - @ar.t ruhia. pr'

2udeL - grsiIe fsfi. Rafflnirs
ter Gut 2oaf $3.50; potpsersb $6.70;
Cubes S5.s5; aranulirter $500; Cons
ittionsrs az $500; Dff ~" S6.15
peiber srtra S6.o5; sgtra .G" $5.S5
,pr 100 gfunb.
Waolafftsif III fistia. - Rem Drs
leans Open asttls 4o-55e. Gentrifu'
sol 20-30c per gallone.
Rets. - 2ouifinna. syauen Seas
The: primo 6--6ac, orSindrtr
4a-5ie. Sapan 5l-5a per pfunb.
Dairy proDutt.
Butter. Warft rubia grsiis
Itetia. - @hoIemilf ertrn 32c
G.nirali,.nb grtra 29ae; Geuiralia,5
iyirfts 26e; bo. SscpHSs 23c; Gaus
ep DARN 20e; padiHs Siod IL
1ee per pfuno.
aGfe. - Marlt fen. Sbio 17e.
Rprbpsiilidxr 17-17te. Rep Dorf
18-18ae, ,Sdpsi,sr 21--30c, oO.gria
16e; aimburssr 16a-17tc per pto.
CT er. - Rarit fsstis. - g]ris
ma iriihe lSiibnereier 16c; iirits
14ae; oroinare firits i3ae; iecOnos
i2ac per Gaiseno.
9efIiseI. - anst6ot mdbig.-
grciIers II Bhrto imb onriiber rs
SOC; inter IT gfiiuo 20-25e;
SHbnr 1876; Sdbn 9c; Sruis
biibner 6-14c; euas Csc; gn.
Ten t0-t2e; iiinge Gnten bon orei
8iuno imb bariiber 18-20c; Sdnic
Csc per 4iuib.
ObitHnb Semiife
aepfsf. = Cute 2ltpfsi $2.50-
4.50 per @bI., ie rad) Aiinlitdt.
Gttfpnen. - Mdrtt mar Fetig.
WeFina s3.25-3.5O; California
S3.25-3.50 per Rife
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RiHbpieb, - Die 3ufu6r mar
beuts g.rins uHb bic qrsiis iistis. -
Wil4tiibe finbsR nur gum ShladtsH
45nabms.
Ulitilsre unb idtpsrs Stisre 500
-s.25; aus.rleeins bis srtra $3.50
8.75; Sdien S3.5o-6.25; JleiIter
Stisrs $5.75-S.00; aussrIeiene bis
ertra $8.25-8.50; 6eiisrs $5.75-
$s.15; auserIsisne bis srtra $S.25-
$50; aiibe $3.50-6.00; auserlsIsns
bis ertra $6.10-6.6o; Gamers 1925
-4.25; fetis Ulildtiibe S5.50-6.6o
8ulien. - Die 3ufubr mar sss
rina uno Der Mor,t itetig.
Wastrs uno lsidte S4.75-5.75;
Boloanc $5.75-6.45; ertrd $3.50;
fette gulIen $6.75-7.25.
RdIbtr. - Bel mGbieer 3ufubr
unb gutter Ra6frass mar Der Martt
feft unb bic preiIs I'm 25-5oc bobsr
als esitern.
Srbindrs unb eroBs S5.oo--S.50;
fstte Bis quite lst6te $7.25-8.75;
s1tEa Ss.oo-s.2A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04

Oranaen. - Marli rubis nnb
jtetis. California $2.25-3,00; 5los
riba s2.75-3.50 per Rife.
Grdpes Sfrutt. Uloriba
$2.50--3.5o per aift..
Qtrffen. Sdure $500
$500: fiib. $2.0o-3.oo per Crate
ocn "a Qts.
grbbsertn. Cute 1926
ESQ per "a st. Crate
Stnhelbeeren - Ohio ST..
25c-1.50 per "a Qt. GInts.
groHfbeeren. - Ginbeimii4e
$2.5O-3.00 per Crate ron "a dts.
Rbabarber. - 1o--12te pc.
DuseHb giiHbtl.
adrtoffefn. - Mi9igau 5S
Soc Der guibeI Dom Geleiie unb
$1.5O-t.G5 per 9bl. pom Stcre.
Sunae aartoffeIn. - Glrs
ribn S400-5.00 Der DBL. uno
S1.25-1.50 per Camper.
SiBtartoffsln. - Ssritp
S1.50-1.65 Der Camper.
Spdratl. - giHheimii4. 75-
90e per Sutsnb @iinbsi.
5omnten. Bloriha $150-
200 per Crate.
Rraut. - Warft 3ismliA lsbbaft.
4lubama $1.25-1.50; Hsuss Ssnu.is
Zee $1:00-125 per Crate.
aobtrabi. - 35c per Dussnt
giinbsl.
grbfsn - Telephone 75t-S1.s
70 per Camper.
3niebeln. - Gtl6s 90c-$1 90
Der Buffet bonn Store. Wsibe $1.1o
--1.25 p.r guibeI bonn Stors.
@rine9o obnem - Glori6a
50t-$1.00 per 5amper.
aarotten. - Genai4sns S2.25
$50 Der 9bl.
Rotb. Ruben. - ginbeimii bt
25-30c per Tubenb.
Weibe Rhben. - Rem Dr.
leans 30-35c per 9ubeHo 8iinbsl.
Robl. - s1.O0 Der gbf.
2anbprDbuftG
Sen Ro. / Simothp $3.50;
Ro. 2 9imot6p $3.50; SO. 9 SimOs
TIN $17.50-1S.0o; 30. / seuIiids
Ter aise $3.50; go. 2 DO. $3.50;
Rc. / al.s S17.Oo; SO. 2 DO. $1,000;
alfalfa $17.5O-22.50 per 9onns. =
Wtis.niirOb $500; 5aftritroh $500
per Tonne.
Wihlsnfutter III ftsiig. =
alsie $25.00125.50; Wibblinss sros
bsg S27.50-2s.Oo; bo. fein.s S28.50
1900; asmif4tss Gu!i.r $27.5o-
$500.
SGmereien. Wartt ffstig.
al.siamsn $6.50-7.00 ouf ben, Ss'
Left. unb s7.25-s.25 per gu. com
Store, 5imoibp S2.40-3.20 Der BIZ.
bonn Siors, guaD.is.n 80c per Blu.
GIa4siam.n S1.70 per gu.
gsrfhitoeues.
C.Ie. - Rartt ftttis. 2einol. ros
he's CSC Der Gaaons in partitu Don
| 5 gbls. Sefodtes IL mebr. Ro. l
9arS5l 60c: Cotton S.eo Oil. rdffts
uirt. 52c per Galons. 1trpsutin 48
per gaIlpns in parti.n BON Is gdr'
xIs; SIC in partisn BON 10-25 Gals
lpn.n. Petroleum, Cbio Carbon 12O
9rab Oh so. $50 Srab 10tc, Ssabs
Iiaht 175 graS 12e; Rsb Groiuu Sa'
Iolin 13c, Tnpbta 16c per GaIoHs in
partisn BON Is gbls.
Sala.- Der War.t IN rubts. -
Ohio Rip.r S1.05 per gbl. Don 28o
iJib., '5utrlobn binsus:fiigt.
Gala. Wartt ftstig. prima
Gitp 6s-sse; bO. gountrp e-sas
per pfunb.
aphten. Warit rubis. YOus
ahioabsnn S3.50-3.75. Rub uno
Slad $2.25. aanaip6a Stiid,ch!m
S3.5o-3.75. Rub unb Glad SIPS
psr 5cnns abasli,fsrt. Rau4lOi.
Stiid.oblsn $3.50. DO. RuB uno
Slad 1925. 2lntbracite $7.75-s.O0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
G6ieqao, 3. eyuni

G 6nsine. - 3uTubr 21,000;
Wnrtt iistig. gult s740-76o; lsids
te $7.35-7.65; ssmii4ts $7.30-7.s
So; ihtpsre $6.95-7.55; rob. 1896
lib; Terisl S5.75-725.
RinbSieb. - 3uiubr 1000;
Martt fsfi; HatiOs Beef gtitr. $500
$50; Weiiern Stisrs $6.S0-S.10;
aiibs unb 6eifns $3.20-8.75; Rdls
Ser $7.50-1000.
Sdafe. - 3ufubr 5000; Martt
Tdtpah; Sddfe $6.40-720; 2dms
Tner $7.75-10.60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
ctls. Ssass xnS aftien in Rem ysri.

0tfasfispspisrs ssrbsH tu sx = ~
oislsutirt. EeHfd auf lonbcH pafes
i4nat ~ t475h fir 50 Tose eiGi; Gsbef.
AnueiisHSsH e4.7sX sHb 6idt @eAfel
t4-7sjf. SiIbspbsrrsH le1<s. Rsriisnii&.
Esnars sse.
Gttienmarti. - Die. gfritas. Grippe
uno bic Rstsn'@rupys parfH bsute tomas.
stbtHb, brfonbers absr bic Stahliruit.at'
tien. BsI&e inioIse bsr gsnbtsgsrihts.
Gnti4steung I'm ~ Ycin!s stftissen Fno.
Ter Rsrst fdfoB itart
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
1d8lidyer NNarftberi@t.
gfneinnati 9. .yuni

D1nc n n dt " o. SUM-.
Die na6foIasnbsn GuOiirungeu be-
sitben fid nur duf Gngros 2rdrss
aitionen. Bel ilsinnen Gei&dftsn
iperbsn stipas b56re g)rsifs bers&na.
propifionen.
Shmdls. - prima Stsam
e.05-9.15; 5amilp Gdmals 10
--103c pro 5fanb.
1rodengefafstres Glsii4.
5bort clear Gsitsn 10s lie; gItra
fort clear 10s-104e ihortRippsnlsl'
len 1oa 10af; Sdult.rH Sa-S9t,
Bellies 10s-114e.
Bacon. Shori tlsdr Seitsn
III 12e; ertrd ibort cl.ar Seittn
11j-12c; ibort aippenisitsn 11A--
12t; S9uItsrn 9A-9ae; Bellies III
-124c.
Gugar Gurtb Glstf d. -
S&infsn 15a--18e; pitnit S6ul.srH
10i-11e; greatfeit Bacon 18e
1916; S6uItsrn in pudstsH 10a--
11e;; q. p. Gut Sdulttrn 10A-
lie; trod,ns Beef Saintsn 25-
27t.
GHsaep5feftes Sr.if6.
- Ser g3fnnb: Shinftr 12-12at;
pienie S6ultsrn 94-9it; gslliss
154-16it; Saulte-n 94-9ae; u.
.. Gut DO. 94-9ie.
Grif6ss GItifd, - Sdin.
Ten 12-12ac; pieuie S6uItsrn 81
9te; Gfuli.rH 9i-9it; ihort
Rippe1i.iten 94-104t; fort clear
gS.iten 81 1896; ertra ibort S.itsH
9a-10ic; Bellies ltidt 163-16se;
Bellies. ibper. 12t-12ac.
Wetl unit Getrtibe
WebI. - Biuier @atent $500
$50; g9intqr inncn s6.i5--6.40;
8intcr ,Samilp S5.75-5.90; Bin
fer era S5.30-5.50; 8inter oroi'
nares s5.30-5.50: Snrter @eijen
9atent S6.9O-7.30; Sarter Beisen
iancu s6.45-e.70; Sarter @ei5en
SamiIp s5.45-5.s5; Roseenmebl
norblpeiiIi6es genlildre5 S6.15-6..
40; reines Gitp Roggerumebl S6.2o
$50; Gitp geHiiidtes Roggenmebl
S6.f5-6.40.
Wei3sn. so. 2 rOtbe, Winhr
s1.34-1.35; Ro. 3 DO. S1.33--
1.34; go. A DO. S1.3o-1.33.
gBelidtorn. - Ro. l p.ibss
77ie; Ro. 2 DO. 77-77tc; Rp. 3 Sr.
76s-77e; gto. 4 DO. 76-76ac; Ro.
& bo. 75-76e; 30. 8 bo. 74--75e. -
&c. e.lb.s 77sc; gto. 2 DO. Il
77se; Ro. 3 DO. 76-77c; Ro. a DO.
756-76c; 80. 8 DO. 75-75ae; go.
8 oo. 74-75c. - SO. / gemii6tss
Tie; 80. 2 DO. 76a-77e; Ro. 8 DO.
76-76se; Ro. q DO. 75-75ae; go.
5 DO. 74a-75e: go. 6 bO. 74-74ic.
- WeiBts aolb,ntorH 762-77ic;
aslteg aolb,uiorH 76-7Tt; lsmii4tts
aolbentorn 75l-76hc per guibsl.
safer. - 30. Q rsiber 52a-
$50; Gtansarb tp.ibsr 52-52ae; Po.
3 p.ibsr 51l--52c; go. A ipeib,r so
--51e; go. 2 s.mifhtsr 51s-52e;
&c. 8 ssmiift.r 51-5lie; Ro. 4 ss'
miIfter 50-51c.
Rogsen. - 30. 2 s1.12-1.13;
Ro. 8 S1.10-1.11; go. 4 S10S-
Ito.
Whisfn.
9.riaufi purbsn 315 g6ls. Siitils
lers i;inifbeS @opbs aui Der Bats DON
S1.39 per Salient.
Groceries.
aaffss. - 9ar.t ruhia. prsifs
ii.iia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
Muswdrtise Wdrfte.
81 ep gOtt, g. Juni.

q
Webl. Mlartt anregelmdbis.
Spring patsnts $6.90-7.20.
Roagenme5l. - Wartl flau.
Rogaen. - Wartt feit.
@srite. = RGrt. itstig.
Maismsbl. - Wlarit itetig.
1ei5en. = Martt unreseImdbis
glO. 2 rotber $780, uuS go. 2 barr
ter $1.449 {. j. {. Rem gort; Ro. L
Rortbern Duluth $1.45 uub SO. l
ROrtbsrn Manito6a S1.414 {. |. I.
Buffalo. sgiir SuIi S1.25S.
gDsli&torn. = Ulart. pillis; 10.
2 a.l6ts s3a1 6eim ioiortissu 9srs
ianot.
Safer. - Iartt itetis; Stanbarb
SSH; go. 8 psibsr 56e; fanep lDsibsr
578-59c.
6su. - Rortt fsit.
bopfsn. - Marti rubis.
6duts. - Wdrtt iluu.
qeosr - Wdrtt feit.
gort. - Wartt itetie.
Beef. - Wnr.i feit.
S6mals. - War.t fsii; Wi66le
@sf se.55-9.65.
lals. - Uaartt piIIis; SpseiaI
SIC.
Won. - Rdrtt itstis.
7srp.ntin. - Wlartt ftetig.
Res. - Wldrit ftetig.
WolaFfss. - Mdrtt flcu.
3uder. - Ro6er, Ulartt itstis;
Centrifugal S4.95; WOlafiss &.1S;
rafiinirt.r, ftstia.
Butter. - Wartt iistis. 3ufuhr
5,007. Gr.am,rp srtras 2St Gr.amerp
29-29t; firfts 27t-2s3e; istonbs
26-27c.
ei.r. g1drtt ft.tis, 3uiubr 49,
223. Griit 1siammelte, srtras 23-
24c; srtra iirits 21s-22c; firits 20
--21e; i,touOs 1ss-19ac; Usibs,
feline bio iaEtD 24A-25e; braunt %
-24c.
aai.. - wldrit ii.tis; 3ufu6r g.
3e3. etat,, pbOlsmilt, frii6., ipe'
cials 16R-17t; DO, fanep 1876.
9eiliiaeI 49, aebtnoes. Marit iIdu;
0eiisrn !6iiaHsr 25c; Sdbne 16c; Eur
lens 12c. G,rsiuiats, Warit rubis,
WsItsrn asirCrsns graihii5ner 1s-
22t; friits .oibHe, sssiifc 14-16ae;
friiae 2ur.s9s sseite 15--17t.
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Rtp gort, 8. ssuni.

Rem gort, 8. Suni.
aupf.r. - Wortt f.ii; glsttrOIps
tic $500.
sinu. = JIar,t rubis $3.50
$500.
eif.n. - Wauti it.tis unb unDer'
dnbert.
gl.i. - Nartt fsIt; S4.95-5,05.
SPsItsr. - asins SupiiruHa :.
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aus Sem meSi5iuiide en-
Gro NJ en-.

,Was tonneu Sie mir iiber bic
llriotw Der Seefrnufbeit ia9en2"
sic entitebt, fpei[ oem Weufber
natiirlib libel Miro. tpein er gIei6 ~
piel @aiier aui eilTaaI iiebtl"
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Gbieaso, 3. syuni.

Wei,en. - 5iir. SuIi $1.16a-
1.191; am 5alub S1.19a. GGr sept.
$l.134-1.155; am S9lub S1.15b.
Weii6,orn. Jiir Suli 72s-
744e; am Sblub 1916. Jiir Sept.
73a-74sc; am SdtaB 74ac.
Safsr. - 1yiir Suli 465-479c; an
S4lub 47;t. 5ir Sept. 42-53tt;
am S6lub 42se.
Roaaeu. - Romiueq.
ejerlie. 71-77c.
Simotbp. - $5.00-6.50.
Ssles = s. 50-1400.
Bort. - flr Suli Sl7.97-1s.12;
am SdluB $ls.12. Giir Sept. SIS
22-1s.47; am SaIuB $1s.47.
G@mal3. - Jiir Suli $972-9. u
so; am Stmb $3.50. Siir Sept. $9.'
97-1o.12; am SdIub $1o.12.
Rippsni.ittu. - Sir SuIi S10.52
1000; ON S6lub $1,000. Giir
Sept. S1O.S2-10.90; am SdIub
5000.
Butter. - Martt unpsrinbsrt.
Gier. - Rdrtt unpsrGnbert; 3us
fubr 2s.918 aiiteu.
aartcffslu. - Wartt unperdnbert;
.3ufubr % Cars.
8efIiiesI. - 2sbsnbes, Wartt uH'
Osrdnosrt.
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Res Nsrier UsnO.i instiranseH

4t9itsu ssn. e.. :. ssNNlHsur eadfs IL. VI
Et4Hcu fous. ". isih giin. Bar roub. 81. ~
Qt4tien esub. 6s. 81 ksf q. pf Ugsy. AZ lsk
unonfts . 4. a.. AkN u, q. gsn. 8hr. 70
naItiH. 3 Ckts ts. s5HN III bfb. lr.... %
q. y o. q. Ant. :. @ Ge. AZ 'e3. :. 1854
eteeu. xsr. %, A. seAn. q q. q. 4Mr. ISM
Gent. pl Usoyefa 50 sshH q %, % AZ. .iex
Central nsafter 81. SsApctft naeifie IL. pix
M ~ a.sasa. a. '!se, sstisis, ss, Iss,. <
y. . . o. foinf n ssktpmn, con. lr. /. . !. nv
g.. O. o en-. ~. oAffabing Gen. tr. :. az
g.R.y.A0er.fpl.sT. n%6taAe6. Ia. ST.. ne
d.N.9A3ac.re.ls NMefp,&E. .fb .ecn.Ir.. tsE
g.kerd.&syfaHs Ak Sfab alr cine a.. az
ed. D eubf. d. lc. sskeonfe. ear- esL tr. sok
p,AM .. ~. g.. ST lesnib %. %. e.. siM
sHs q. q, Gsrisi. siS ssmy. EsiIisas Ys IL. ssy
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Wiehmarft.

Gintinnatt, 3. Suni.
3uiuhr unS @srianbt pdbr.nb Der
lsbten "a StuuoeH. DersIitsn nit ben
porpsrsnnssnsn brei 5assR pareR iui.
folat: 81
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On Gent 4. sst q. q Ilinssu ese. o: a.. 90
s.l9 @ M iisa ia J Il; sass sss e., 49,: ~:
Sss SSfs a. III & III !. S.tss e sssmHal ss &
Z iis T. '''' ns 81 aSSs linton 4 " -. sIn
RaazsreenlH. % Sstiinsb. 0L d. 5ro;
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Die llmfats I'm bitiigen Clearinghouse
bsIisisn fi4 bssis ant $3.50.
ssin esisrissae..
Vim VorMittags mar Der Rarft stemii4
ltbsaft, Ra6miiiaas atsE ,par Der RsrtI
Faa. YeriauiI wurben:
IN bsr carte.
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0eftsrn 5ii5ner 25c; Sdbns 16c; Eur
lens 12c. Gsreiuiste, Warit ruhis.
@.fan a,ircr.ns graihii9ner 1s-
22e; friits 6ibae, sssiitc 14-16ae;;
friiae 2ur.s9s seeite 15--17e.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13
POcketbOOk Lost

will pay reward of $1O.0 for
the return of a pocketbook lost,
containing about fifteen dollars in
money and valuable notes belong
ing to J.B. Reynolds, Vienna, Ga.
Notify j. B. Reynolds, Vienna,
Ga.
3t p Sam Rhodes, Deputy Sheriff.
LOST-Hound dog near Jack
sonville, Ca, or at Jacksonville
ferry. on Thanksgiving day, Color
black and Tan, with white throat
and breast, has stump tail with
white on end. Large size dog,
Name Frank finder notify US at
once and receive liberal reward.
147-6t.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13

Mildred Johnson was made
happy on her birthday Sunday
by the arrival of a baby sister at
the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Johnson.
New line of silks in all the new
shades including plain. stipes,
plaid, at Mrs. BrOughtOn's. 1t
The four year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stever died
at her home Sunday from
Membranous Group. We extend
our sincerest sympathies to this
family in their bereavement.
Go to Mrs. Broughton's, for
your hats, where you can get
trimmed and shaped to fit your
own price. 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. CARRIER, Miss
Eva CARRIER, and Messrs. Alex
and Pinkus Koplin motored to
Moultrie Sunday to spend the
day with friends.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13
II. D. Taylor

Mr.. H. D. Taylor, who moved
here several years ago from Dooley
county died at his home west of
the city Saturday and was laid to
rest in the Evergreen cemetery
Sunday afternoon. Rev Cozart
officiating. A large concourse of
friends in wagons, buggies, and
cars accompanied the remains to
it's last resting place.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13
u. D. c. Notice

There will be no regular meet
ing Of the U. D. c. this month.
After consulting with the vice
president and the chairman of the
program committee this decision
was reached, the work of fixing a
Christmas box, for the old soldiers
having made it impossible to ar
range program.
Mrs. A, H. Thurmocd, Pres.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13

WE SELL OLD NEWSPAPERS
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13
Burkhardt-lee

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albeit Burk-
hardt, of Fitzgerald, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Ethel Sylvia, to Quarterman Lee,
the wedding to take place at home
on the evening of December %.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13

Permit us to draw your atten-
ton to our XMAS displays of
GOLD JEWELRY the compre-
hensiveness Of which can be Justly
compared with those Metropolitan
establishments.
All the exquisite new designs
that master workers in GOLD
have conceived, are on display
here-a partial mention:--Lockets.
Fobs, Cuff Links, Scarf Pins,
Chains, Baby, Misses and Gentle
mems Rings, La Valieres.
The gift that is everlasting, that
is rich and beautiful and that has
mt the slightest faint Of charity is
GOLD JEWELRY.
Articles can be selected and
laid aside now.
PHONE 377
Russell Bros.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13
For Sale

For sale at West View farm,
stock consisting Of milk COWS,
young heifers. about Is hogs and
shoats, some farming utensils,
also some household goods.
146 St p M. E. Hutchinson.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13

MONDAY
VIM. Fox presents Theda
Bara in The Two Orphans"
TUESDAY
Metro Corporation presents
Edmund Breese in The Shoot
ing of Dan McGree.
WEDNESDAY
Kliene Edison Features gre
sents Mrs. Fiske in VANITY
Fair"
THURSDAY
Matinee 800 to 7:3O Mixed
Program. 5 cents to all:
Night, 7,30 to 900 Free Lee
ture followed by pictures Free
admission at night.
FRIDAY Mutual Master
piece The Secretary of Frivol-
Gus Affairs" Matinee 5 and 1Oc
Night: Home Talent Min
strels in Grand Opening Songs,
Specialties, Olio and Conclud-
ing with a Farce Comedy.
Prices, including pictures, Is
and 25c.
SATURDAY - Mixed Pro-
gram and Diamond From the
Sky. :,
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13
u. D. C. Notice

All the ladies of the U. D. C..
are requested to have their sofa
pillows, for the old soldiers
Christmas gifts, ready by next
Tuesday afternoon as we will
send off the box next week.
Mrs. C. E. Bower,
one of the Committees.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13
SOCIETY NEWS notes.
Mrs. D. f. Jackson, y Phone 525.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Mrs. D. p. Adams entertained
four tables of bridge Friday af-
ternoon in honor of Misses Hart
nett and McLaren, two popular
members of the public school
faculty who will leave shortly to
spend the holidays at their respec-
tive homes. The living room and
parlor were thrown together and
deliberately decorated in green and
white, roses being abundantly
used. Green and white mints in
silver bon bon dishes were placed
on each table. After the game a
delicious three course luncheon
was served, the hostess being as
sisted by Mrs. Keim. RThose pres
ent were: Misses Hartnett, Nc
Laren, Reynolds and Glover;
Mesdames Spiller, Pittman, Elgin,
Legeour, Sheehan, Mlngledorf, j.
l.. DorminY, McCarty, and Keim.
Mrs. G. w. Cole and little
daughter, Carolyn will remain in
Fitzgerald for the Christmas holi-
days.
Miss Edith Griner will arrive
this week to spend the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Griner.
Miss Allie Mayes after short
visit in Atlanta will arrive in the
city THURSDAY from Brenau Con-
servatorY.
Miss Alice Sheppard has return
ed to Abbevllle, after visit to
Mrs. j. L. Pittman.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Master Harry Kendrick cele-
DRAFTED his eleventh birthday Satur-
day afternoon inviting IL of his
little friends. After enjoying the
pictures at the Grand the little
folks were served refreshments at
Denmarks. The invited gussts were
Margaret Pope and Dorothy Thur
mond' Margaret Wise, Gladys
Stevens, Marjorie and Frances
Denmark, Katherine Clark, Ralph
Russell, Paul Jones, Ralph Cohen,
Master Harryreceived many nice
and useful presents.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13

The Plus Ultra class of the
Christian church will give an oys-
ter supper at the Bazaar the Loyal
Daughters will hold on Dec. 1918
in the room next to Adams Candy
Kitchen. The supper will be on
the evening of the 18th.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13

+ Mr.. Horace Kelley left for
New Decatur Ala. Sunday to
spend the holidays with his
parents.
Phone your social items to
Mrs. D. E. Jackson. The Leader
Enterprise as we'll as Mrs, jack
son will appreciate the courtesy.
Mrs. C. C. Ball will entertain
as her guest this week Mrs.
Macleod King of Savannah Mrs.
King is an ardent U. D. C. mem
Der and has the distinction of
being a niece of Mrs. Paul C.
Trenholm of Charleston one of
the principal fnanciers of the
Southern Confederacy.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-13

Come and see the choice lot of
mules at the Planters Warehouse
and Loan Go. The prices are
right. 144-tf.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-12
PLANNING TO ASSIST
JOBLESS TO THE FARM
OF LABOR PRE-
PARES DRAFT OF ACT TO BE
SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS.

Washington, D. c., July 12.-Drafts
of legislation for a system of farm
credits by which the Department of
Labor may finance a movement of
city jobless to farms are being pre-
pared by committees representing the
Interior and Labor Departments.
Final announcement Of plans will be
made when the committees appointed
by Secretaries Lane and Wilson to
colloborate upon measures for opening
up Government lands ~ unemployed
completes its work.
1t is planned to submit drafts of the
proposed legislation to Congress when
it meets in December, so that means
may be provided in a rural credits
bill to finance the city-to-farm move
ment
The plan provides for a system of
farm credits administered by the De-
partment of Labor which would per-
nit iobless men from the cities to take
up farms on lands reclaimed by the
Government or on public lands on
easy payment loans. Amendment OF
the reclamation and land laws will be
necessary if this legislation is enacted
The plan provides for cooperation
of the Postoffice and Agricultural De
| partments in the Department of La
boris work. The Postoftice Depart
| ment has officials at county seats
| where records of real estate transac
tons are kept The Department OF
| Agriculture has men in the field who
| could investigate where requests fol
| loans were made and collect Interest
and determine whether the conditions
| we're observed after loans were made
| 1t has been suggested that the immi
grafton head tax, which has grown t.
so, 100000, be used in financing the
unemployment feature of the rura
credit plan.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-12
GOVERNMENT BREAKS
RECRUITING IN i. S.
ARMY OFFICERS
ARE ARRESTED IN THREE
CITIES.

Washington, D. c., July 12.-The ar
rest of Montenegrin army officers Ill
Chicago, Portland, Ore, and New
York yesterday is believed by the De-
partment of Justice to mean the
breaking up of an extensive recruiting
scheme being carried on in violation
of American neutrality.
1t is limited that with roundup
of Italians, all offenses of this kind
against United States neutrality laws
will be stopped. The officers taken IN
the three cities yesterday are consld
cred the ringleaders of the Monte
negrin enterprise.
1t was explained by the department
today that Montenegro, Italy, England
and some other European countries
stand in different relation to Amerl