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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-06
Oyster Supper


There will be an oyster supper
at Pine Levi church on Friday
night December II, 1915. Be-
ginning at 6:3Oo'clock, willserve
oysters, crackers and pickles,
will also have fish and sand
witches.
Everybody is cordially invited
to come and bring others.
The money raised will go fer
painting the church.
Don't forget the date Deem
Der II. Every one will receive
a welcome so come.
The committee,
Eva Mae Royal,
Leila Peugh,
Lewis Wilcox,
Jack Peugh,
Jesse Waugh.
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Mrs. Chas. Pedden
IF, OF Huntsville,
Gains II Pounds

T1have just finished my third
bottle of Tanlack and have gained
tWenty-seven pounds" was the truly
remarkable statement made by Mrs:
Charles Peden, resident at $50 Mill
street, Huntsville, Ala. Mrs. Peden
is one of the best-known and highly
respected women of that thriving
little city, where she has made her
home for number of years.
When commenced taking the
medicine" she continued, 4 only
weighed ninety-eight (98) pounds;
now I weigh 125 pounds, and.neyer
felt better in my life. For years !
nave suffered with a bad form Of
stomach trouble, constipation and
pans in my side and back. At times
the pains took the form of torture
and was twice examined and each
tlme | was told that had appendl-
cltls and that an operation would
be my only hope. had fallen OFT
until | only weighed ninety eight
pounds and was so weak | could
hardly get around.
I had no appetite at all scarcely,
and what little | did eat would
cause gas to. form in my stomach,
which grve me palpitation Of the
heart, sick headaches and a dizzy
feeling about the head. When these
spells came on me would get aw-
fully nervous. / worried about my
self until / could rest and sleep but
little.
Il had fallen off until | was al
most skin and bones, and my
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Letters To Santa Claus

Fitzgerald, Ca, Dec. 4, 1915.
Mr.. Sanity Clause, City.
/ Dear Sanity Clause:-I know
you are good and will let me
have what l want because /
don't want so much. / want a
doll, a tearset and a heap of play
things. I want some pretty
picture books and some fruit.
If you will bring me what |
want I thank you. ~,
Yours Lovingly. Virginia Hall.
801 South Lee Street.
Fitzgerald, Ca, Nov. 80, 1915.
DearSanta Claus:-I want you
to bring me, if you can, NOV
ing picture machine. some roman
candles, large drum, like the
boy Scouts use. some good books
and anything else you think |
would like.
Don't forget.the fruit.
Your Boy, Harvey L. Jay,
IOSouth Lee Street.
Fitzgerald, Ca, Nov. 80 1915.
Dear Old Santa Claus:-I am q
good little girl, six years old, and
/ live $40 South Lee Street.
Please if you can, bring me 9
bicycle, a girls Indian suit, a
pretty doll that goes to sleep and
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-06

Miss Florence Fitzpatrick is
able to be in school again after a
few days. illness. (.
The cry of keeping the boy on
the farm has reached home. but
how about keeping the girls on
the farm? Are not they as i'm
portant to you as your boys?
Give your girl a chance for her
life! Let her know that she has
la place, and a good one, too, in
all that is going on in the farm.
Another thing, how about her
purse? You give your boys ways
in making money, your girls do
just as much as your boys but
half of you do not believe it.
See to it that her purse does not
look like it had been run through
a clothes-wringer. It is humili-
ating for her to have to ask you
for money. Give her a monthly
allowance and allow her to spend
it as she chooses. It will give
her a feeling of self confidence
and respect you as she has never
done before, Help her to know
everything, the boys know about
farm work, and give her some of
that work to do once in awhile.
Love her so that she never can
get away from the farm without
feeling that something in her
heart has been torn up by the
roots. Be the best friend she
will ever find in all this world.
Then she will have no desire to
leave the farm or cause you any
unpleasantness. Make the farm
and home so dear to her that she
will never be just as happy any
else.
LEoNNE DELoRA1NE.
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lots of oranges and nuts.
Your loving little child,
Dorthy Jay.


Forest Glenn, Ca, Dec. 2, 1915.
Dear Santa Clause:-I want
you to bring me some candy.
fruit, nuts. a doll and bed.
trunk and cart, a pair of skates,
and a girls bicycle. Bring my
brother Hanes some candy, fruit
nuts, a boys bicycle, a train, a
fire wagon, a pair of skates, a
wagon.
| am a little girl nine years
old, | am in school am in the
fourth grade. my little brother
is seven years old, hei is in school
and is in the first grade. @>.tl
AS ever, Florence and Hanes
Dorminey.
Forest Glenn, Ga, Nov. 20, 1915.
Dear Santa Clause:-I am a
boy ten years old. am in the
fourth grade, / want you to
please bring me some fruit, some
candy. a chief bicycle, a pair of
boots. and a three blade knife.
that will be all for this time,
Yours truly,
William T. Dorminey.
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ASHTON NEWS

III you falE once don't MIND;
only a simpleton expects to win
every time.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Horace Harden is rapidly inn
proving from a severe case of
typhoid fever. We hope he will
soon be able to attend school. j
Miss Nellie Willingham visited
her sister Mrs. Elmer Willing.
ham in the city Saturday and at
tended the show in the after
noon.
IF any one shows you a kind
ness, it is a sign you ought to
pass on. If you don't first thing
you know you won't have any to
give or keep.
Like the subject of an impera-
tive sentence it is understood
that our school is one Of the best
district schools in the state. We
have now on roll ITO pupils. We
are expecting a music teacher
now soon, from Osierfield.
The person who will nurse
spite and hatred for another will
find that it will be;a terrible re-
tribution to himself later on.
He who has crouch toward any
living soul never enjoys life fully
at any time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall
Friday evening5a fine baby boy.
Massey Reeves spent Thursday
night with Arthur Wilbanks.
Miss Louis Smith the Carnegie
Librarian presented our school
with generous supply of maya
zines which will aid us in our
supplementary readings.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Reeves
were visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Fitzpatrick Sun.
day. .,.4
To control your temper at the
right times means more than one
might think and it shows wis
dom. When the head of the
house shows that he is nervous
and ''off his base," everybody
soon gets that way too. What
he needs at such time is to stop
all business for a little while and
get himself in hand relax, think
of nothing, command his forces
to obey him. They will and he
will 90 back to work with a
brave heart.
Our school piano was tuned
last week and is now in good con-
dition. Within a few months
we hope to entertain the public.
Only a Christmas entertainment
Tor the school Will be given dur
ing this month.
Miss Alice Russell spent the
past week in the city as the
guest of her sister and attended
the carnival.
The man who must back up
everything he says with an oath,
hasn't any statements worth
backing up.
Mr.. S. L. Padgett Sr. of OcilIa
was in town Saturday on bust
ness.
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8runoetsenrums'H ebertrasnnseu.

Safe 8olff an @aor Stiefel, @rnrtb@
itiid IN Der 5ig6lalpn Ipbition; $40 Ii. 81.
8. S. 9ittntnr an 9. S. Nidoliun,
@r1noitiid ant Iibbb Ylaee; $1250.
SenrD 5aselItein an Watbiloo
5pettle, Grltnbltiid in 2os an9eles
Seigbts; $3.50.
Gam unb Collie Sriebmail an s. s.
3iooid, @runbtiid III Sisblanb 9arf;
$1,000.
Sral g. bon 8pidebfi an Sllia s.
Mlton, @rltnoItiid in Mopre's SubOipie
iion; $40 Ii. 81.
Goutbpefern 2arlb Corporation an
MuguIt 5tolle, @rtnbitiid ont Guniei
Glace; $500.
Sermotn linb ella &la1s an @u1tou
Simon, @runoitiid in Government Sill;
81 II. q.
9. g. Sriib an &. 9. nnb Wseta 8.
@enblanb, @renbftid am Gneensbprc
Ylnce; 1866.
81. S. 2omm Ii. q. oil gbipin Stout
ledge, @rltnoitiid in Sontbton garf;
$500.
She 2afebieip Sofpniite Gomponb an
Cigar nnb @aon &irm5e, @rlmb1tiid in
Der Qafebiefp @bbitipn; 1855.
Sic 2afebieip SotpnIite gp1npanb an
8. S. Salge, @r1nbitiid in Ser 2afebier
aobition; 1890.
Sarrb Gambia an 8eror County, "a
Mder Qanb; $42.
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3exas.

Der @ouperneiir bat Dane $.
Cunningham aus Gomaidje Gonntp,
als NahfoIeer BON S. $. Mperp, gum
@orlisenoen Der v9eras 2ipe Stof
Sanitarp Gommiifion" ernannt.
Cunningham miro Iein 2lmt iofnrt
antreten.
Ous ariminal : apeaations9e=
rtbt in Muitin bat Die BON Der Stabt
Miitin erlaiiene Orbinan5 CUR @eer-
liernng oes Sitnep : Oienites fit
fonltitutionea erflGrt.
Sn Mranias County iino bis
gum 80. Sftober 16,461 gaGen
|8aumiDoQe BON Der Gin in Den Marft
aebrad]t moroen.
Sn 8ictoria baben ii1 Die bei.
ben 2oeen Der Sermannsi0bne, oit
u8ictoria~ unb Die yGoienitaot" 60
ge, perihmolsen. Die neue @oQs
sablt minmebr 300 Mitglieoer. 3ur
Seier Oes greigniiies ni,roe i'm .Nio
Ditto Yarf" elm Set obgebalten, oos
iebr lfon perlief.
Bel einem Mutomobil -llnfall
nabe 8lufton 2lano Gountp, bliet
Gbriitim 9riibert tot anf Der Stene
un0 Z. Scooter nuroe ihner perlest
8eioe Mfanner famen aIs @elf1fts,
reiienoe BON auitin. 9riibert ftammi
aus Neu-8rnunfeIs, mo feline glteril
mobnen.
Sn Der H1be bon Soniton, an
Der San 8elipe Hoab, ltarb Ser
mann Holfe. gr fam i'm Sa1re
1871 nod Soniton uno betrieb in
1906 @aIbingtou StraBe fiinfuno.
5ipon8ig Sabren lang einen 5leiid).
marft.
Die entgegennobme con peit,.
rem 3eugenansiagen in oet gralie,
reiflagen i'll Muffin lit pom Is. OH
ben "a. Honember peri1oben NOR.
cen.
Sn San Saba meroen gecolt
nitiie. nit 91a Gents per Bfuno b.
5ablt.
als aurioiit1t miro beriftet
oaB Die BoIi3ei in Gan 4ngelo fin
8ettler oingfeit madte, Die 5uianl
men MIR bier 8eine botten.
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SnIamb.

= 8rano @bitlof, infer in lese
ter 3eit pieleenottrtter @eianoter III
8elgier, miro bon ieinem goiter 5l,=
riiffreten ut1o beimfommet. G5
miro angegeben, 6aB idle6te &C.
lnnobeit ibn 5t oieiem &iidtritt oer-
anlaBt babe. TIMER Staatsoeparte-
ment mo6t befonnt, oob fem poli=
tilder @runo fir ieinen Miidtritt
norliege nno betont beionoers, 6o6
9eutihlano in feirer @eiie oe1
&iidtritt 8bitlod's, perlangt ober
audi MIR aneeoeutet babe, ooB i6r
iein &iiftritt ertpiinI6t lei. Nad)
8bitlif's eieenen MeuBeungen III
ieinen 8eridten l6eint ma ia audi
BON oeutider Seite abiolut nidts &c.
tan 81 babett, mas ibm Sen Mufeut=
bolt in 8riiiiel berIeioen fonnte.
Gr betont, BOB 6ie oeuti6en 8ebor-
Den ibm gegeniiber o%llrd)aus for.
reft gebanoelt batten uno giebt 81,
bab feline Stellultg Dor ibnen eiae1!t.
li6 gar feline berentigte lei uro er
es MIR ibrer &oflidfeit peroanfe,
tuenn er IN 8riiiel Die Sltnftione11
zines amerifaniihen @eionoten aus
iibe. @neenebm mub cine Iold)e
Stellung nidt geraoe fem. @bitlpdf
5eigte iidt gu anfang oes arieges,
ebenio pie iein &oneee ban Dpfe
in @mfteroam, iebr tpenig oeutld-
freunolid, Inn oas @eritgite gu lo=
gen, i6eirt lid aber ip1ter onrhaus
taftpoa benommen gu baben. Seine
@eri6te iiber ben GabeG- 5aa laiien
Dies erfennen. l1no, nie aeIoat,
leift mar feline Stellung ieoenfolls
ni6t.
0os Srauenitimmredt lit in
Nep Sort NIT $4,000 nno in
Tenniplpanien nit $4,000 Stimmelt
geidlagen. Die neue 0erfalinna fiji
roen Staat Stem Yorf lit nit elmer
Maioritat bon 10000 Sfimmen sll-
riideetpieien.
Mm Sonntog molten Die slnti-
8robibitioniiten ODER garts ipesiea
Die 8efiiruorter oes Sortbeltebens
Der @irtidaften I'M Chicago eine1l
groBen um5ug ourh Die Staot bal=
ten.
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Treie Yrtfe fit Seras: 9%onntraag 4. Mopembtr 1875.

seigett, tire Namer oer Mitglieoerli-
ite oes Sinfonie : Gereilts beifiigen
5u lallen.
3mei San 4ntonier baben ei=
ne neue Signal : 8orridtu1tg fir
@ltomobile BET Na6t5eit %erfunoen,
Sic miro am binteren gnoe Der
Maihine oneebra6t. Gin Drltf off
BEN &ttopf laBt einen rotten gfeil err
i6einen, Ser an5eiet ipelde 8ie-
erng bie MaIfine MAIDEN miro, Elm
anoeres Signal Stop" beoelttet fir
oie nodfolgenoen Iutomobile, oaB
Die Maidine onbalten miro.
Stint 9riioer 8ool, Die int Der
Nabe bon @uftin tpobnen, beiudten
lire W1ttter in Clinton, Die i1per
franf ournieoerlag. Muf Ser Slid
fabrt I'M Mutomobil ftiir5te bie Ma-
idine bel Der 4leaiter-5 ltrtb, bier
Meilen norolid bon SlorespiIe,
iber cine griide biersig SUB tief
alf oen @runo, mitten in cine
8ienic=Bartie binein. Sobie Bool
par iofort tot, So, $. $. uro Sobtt
g. SPOOL iin6 i6tper uno 6 6. Bool
lit leidt berlebt. Die S%eilnebmer OIL
8icnic entfamen ~unperlest. Ser 60
te uno Die 8%ermlinoeten pllroert4 altr
Staot gberabt.
= 9as bierte Gibil : Expectations
eeridt bot bos llrteil oes DiItrift-
gerifts, meldes Sobn gboinafp in
ieinem Solle gegen Die @alpeitoiL
Sarrisbitre uno 9. 81. @abn $t2, 900
5uiprad, rmgeitoBen.
I'm 8ina at b~erubigen, fonnte
Erafioent @ilion i'm ols @ice-gra-
|iioenten Ser Hepublif Merifo amer
fennen.
$. s.. @alfer, Solicitor fir
Snnere Steuern in Muitin, bot elt-
ldieoen, oaB Elm Sbriftltiid, me(-
DIES Sentano ~autoriiiert fir eine1i
slttoeren Die aopfteuer gu be5ablen
uto Die Outlining oafur entgegen5ll-
nebmen, nit elmer ariegs Steuer-
marie BON 25 Gents berieben fem
muB, oa es als @olmadt 3u be-
trabten lit.
SIN bieiigen Boitamt lagerr
griefmarfen i'm @erte BON runo
$4,000. Seit Surgeon iperoen alld,
Glf-Gent : Marfen a~ltsgesehen; mir
mlBten auf uniere SubilGums-gs1tnl-
mer nod 5fpei Marfeu, cine 3ebll-
cent un6 cine gincent<M arfe, fle.
Zen. Sect b1tten mir Das leiftcr ge
babt.
- Die ginnabmen oes Yoitamtcs
i'm Wonat Sftober beliefen iid orf
$35,057.22, Inn $2,536.01 mebr,
nls IN oemleIben Monat bes per-
floiienen Sabres.
Seute Mbeno finoet Der Sabres-
ba1 Der E~oli5eimannihaften in Ser
@eetbooen-Soae ftatt.
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Son Serrn &ermann SoItes ii
Gfi0more, Seras. foneftiert:


neutrality-suspicious. Sdmes i.
6lop6en bat erfl1rt, onB ieiner Mn-
ftdt mad Die Grauenitimmrehtsfrage
ben Staaten uno nidt Dem gml,o
CUR Gntiheibung iiberIaiien merocfl
foilte. Nuf Die Grose: @lauben Sic.
0aB Denn ben Grauen oas 6timm-
reht erteilt miro, Der ~uniberfale 6rie-
ben beldleuniet miro? ioa er seanl-
tUortet bnben: Sd CLAUDE ia! Mber
Damn miiBten bod crit oie Ginigfeit
Aud Der Jrieoe in Den Srauenclubs
lelbit bergeltellt meroen. @ie iihy
SldDoen ben @eltfrieoen in @erbins
Dung NIT oem Srauenltimmred.
poritelt uno alif melfe @eiie er oa-
nit 5uitan6e gebraft meroen folf,
lit i1tper 5t erfl1ren.
George gopo, elm slneeiteiter
oes Sells-5loto Cirrus, berid;tet Der
Yoli5ei, oaB er bon 5pei Mitarbeitcrn
I'M Cirrus nieoergeiblagelt unb be-
raubt tporben lei. Bono bntte ieinc
gteae aufgegeben un6 oas linn Sil.
fonlmerloe @eIo erbolten, MS iih Gle
beioen &ollegen erboten, i'm gum
gabnbof 81 begleiten. Sin elmer
6unteln Gtelle erbieIt er bon Dem CT
mem einen Tnuitidlag ms Geiiht,
iu1breno Der Muoere feline Salfen
Ieerte. Neioe limo perbaftet morocn
Sic leugnen Stpnr; aber Bond BE.
Iauptet felt uno fteif, oaB er ieine
Nngreifer mieoererfennt.
Srail Mntonie Burg. Coffin
oes Or. g. Burg, perihieo am Miti
iDoh 0ahmittag. 2;30 in ibreir
@obnbamle, SO. 226 Soutb Wo,;n.
mentol StraBe. Sie NOR in Deter
reid geborem, erbielt lire gr5iebcne
ieooh in Sorloon England. SIN
Sabre 1880 reifte iie in Wien Or,
Burg Die @nno gum 8unoe, trat mil
linn in oemielben Sabre oie Meile
nad ben Ser. Stoaten an uno fam
naf San Mntonio. Gle erreifte cir
Mlter 0 AS Sabren. SIR Cob nun
fir tie cine G%rloiung bon Iangen,
ihlperen Seioen. Sic binterl1Bt if.
rem @atten, einen Sobn, orei SoL'
fer, lire @utter, einen Wrnoer mnf
cine Shmeiter.
9ie Agitation sur @etpinnnne
BON MitgIieoern fir uniere Sinso
ME @eieaidaft iolte nit Dem groB'
ten gifer besrieben meroen. 8iri
gent artbur Gladiien bat IN Der leb
ten Soilon betpielen> mas err nit lei
iem Orhelter 81 leiften permag
gatrd Sin5u5iebune neiier, tiihti
ger aratte fonnte ooiielbe nod Der
pouitdnoiat uno perpoafommnet fper
Der. 0a5u eebort @elo mo Aae
Die lih oafiir intereiiieren, baB I'M.
oas Sinfonie Srheiter erbaltel
bleibt uno fernerbiu nit ieinen aus
ge3eidneten aon5erten erfreut I'M
einen @eiruB bietet, pie mir i'm nm
lonit MIR onrd cine Heiie nod Gen
yorf, Chicago ooer ct. Souis Der
fdoffen fonnten. foaten iid berei
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Or. MeRenser, Sabnarst, lit bon
219 nod 422 Moore-@ ebduoe un,ae.
sogen. Eel. groGett t748.
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Motia an &iamo-&Gnfer.

Sd perfaife Die f%einlten Yiano's niip
Selbftipie[er brett bon Der Tnbrif. 6as
be Die ~Snltrumente in meiner 9obnung
1in6 bermeioe Stores unfolten. 8eiperte
mid Inn oentid)e aaIuoidaft unb beredls
ne ibr Die n~iebrigiten 8reiIe. Sir $500
falft maj elm ~eritfInHises Niauo, boz
in 2dben BON 1876 big $500 foitet. Mar
neun Sabre I'M @eihdft oes oeritorbener
Mife @ossan.
%. 6. 8imsamam.
All San Yebro Ipe. Sci. @rodett 4333.
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8aumiuole

San 4ntonio, Ser, fOA Gents.
8alpefton, geitern, 11.60 Gents.
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Nau GrIanbnisidcine.

9. & q. Sppenbeimer, uItpning"
8eft~g Commerce Ctr; $500.
San Intonio 9r,g gpmpanb, uIlp:
Ting, @eitzg Commerce Ctr; $140O.
Ileg Sosfe, 8erdrloeruneen, @elt
Commerce Ctr; $4,000.
@illiam S. Zimmerman, @obnbars
@nfota Ctr; $500.
q. &einin9er. @nbou, 2afitte StraBe
$125.
Soc 9olner, ahlb6aus, Mitdea Ctr.
1915.
Gone Star Sretping aiiociation, Mn.
bau, Srieoridsbrrger gpao; 5000.
Us. 9. 9er5eL nEor6" Waenolit
Ibe.; 500.
s. Sdutte, anbali, Maipn Stra6e
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Grieas Greile.

6ait Sober fennt Die bobe Quaii-
tot u%nierer pbotograpbiiheu arbei-
ten. aommen Sic iest uno Iaiieu
Sic iid bon iins iiber5ei1een. 8reiie
|iino ben flauen 3eiten ongepaBt. Sc
seman's Stabio, 104h Sit.Souiton
Str, on Ser Bride.
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Sdone Srauenalieen lolten nm
oht llbr @benos geidIolien ieirt.
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spriide snr GolOenen Sodseit.
@on Suiius Stettenbeim.
Seine 3eit persebt 10 raid mie Die
5of5eit.

Netlie 5etI Der9eDI 10 rdl@ mte 0te
Sof5eit.
Iander @otte finoet Die ebe 10
l%angipeilig, bob er ihon nod einiab,
riger 9auer menisitens Die iilberne
8od5eit feiern fonnte.
Chen weroen i'm Simmel seifie-
ben.
IS if nid,ts ones @itgift, mos
sIan5t.
Nur sSonismoden oauern mand,-
mol orei Sage.
@egen bosmiaieen gerloiiens poi
liert piel llnbeil, nod mebr aber
olird bosmilliges 9ableiben.
@eroe niht grbonfel, neil Iol-
der INNER gu lang lebt,
Midt bdiroten iit eiu arobes
aunittiid.
Man IolI ben 9ausfreuno nidt Dor
Dem @beno loben.
90 lange g(oam aGein NOR, mel
DIE Srau bat er oenn 90 b~etroeen
go lit fein Matn in ieine ssroll
perliebt, oaB er iid Defenders auf
Die Sdaltiabre freut.
Shon anf ben sSohseitsreilen
lernt mander @otte feline 5rou fen-
men.
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lieben Srieoens milen.
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ungeidift, oenn er bate itatt cine.
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Sralien.
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mer oas borleste 0ort baben.
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eriten so Die beiten iino.
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5ralieit nidt ihon na6 fiinfi6brigar
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feinen E~oIterobeno baben.
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odt ltbr Ibenos gefhIoiien ieilt.
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1919 nod 422 Moore.@ ebduoe unlae.
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Sn 9ollos tit oie &affinerie
Ser Dallas Oil & &efinitg gompanp
NIT 10000 @auouen raffinierte1l
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nen &fei6er, mdbreno iie lerneu.s Sier
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LokaIes.
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fir bic hentidem &eriunabetem.

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Ser &niier
MMO fetMe eds &1hMe.

Gin srobes. prddbtiees, farbiges @ilo
fpirb iebem 3useianbt, Der barum ihreibt
STULZ BROTHERS,
Dept. B, Kansas City, Mo.
The sun., 1915-03-21

examples OF mon now 0occessfui poIl-
trymen who started IN 5urs this way
one a young man who was an electrical
engineer and who had boon working
for a number OF years with no definite
chance FOR advancement, began 20 study
poultry as above outlined He had q
capital OF 1000 and by borrowing
$4,000 on mortgage IA now tho proud
owner and operator OF ono OF IN. most
successful poultry farms In the East.
Another man IS years OF age, who
for Some years had been In the adver-
tising business ard had accumulated a
capital OF nearly $4,000. wished TO
make the change. He wished 70 60
into the poultry business and seemed
anxious 20 90 tn, without any export
ence because as ne said, he had $40. 900
and could AFFORD 70 lose eome OF II and
still succeed. Persistent argument
changed this mans determination and
he decided 20 take the poultry course
and 10 become a, quainted with practical
poultry problems Now he IL well 10
Gated on thirty acre farm and two
years " experience has put him well on
the road 20 success. might quote
many such examples, rom the expert
erces OF our own students. which would
show tho aoundness OF thls argument.
To summarize. | would not d,scour-
age the city man from going into tho
poultry business, but would earnestly
caution MIN against going into tho ousi-
ness unless Ne has had thorough erperi-
enva either at short courre or on a
practical farm o.. better vt. both. This
experience alone will not insure success
unless - hAs cap tai enough 20 finance
tho enterprise My advice 20 the city
man with q rood position would Re TO
set the fever, start along tho !inee above
The sun., 1915-03-21

The ten leading pens 10 date are ss
follows
! La Cam, Hoghton. near PRESTON. Eng
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