davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19

cuts tons hay, one hundred cords VOID
s-rooIn house, shed, stable, cellar under
all. hen house all new, spring water, zee
trlc lights, minutes from high school;
price reasonable, Oh easy terms frank
Chenery, South Belfast Ave, Augusta,
Ne. achl6..Iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19
Business DireCiOryII
PUBLISHED DAILY

@"siqles ana Custom Furniture Worr
n. p. Culiinan, Is V alter ST.
over Augusta Flower Suop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19
20 ACRE FARM NEAR hALLOWELL


ferry in Chelsea, miles from Aug 1sta.
SaI! OF Apply 20 Samuel CnaSv, Il. No. =,
Augusta, sic. mcnly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19
RENTAsLE PROPERTY NAY 81

QUICKLY RENTED JUST NOW, Peo-
PIE who live in rented homes feel, at this
moving season. that it is wise to do
little home hunting '-even though they
may not have decided in advance of sucn
investigation that they will move Inc
hopefully Ied~"hopefulIy' because
these ad-ansWerers will be eager to ind
opportunities for BETIEhME.>T
1uchletilw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19

owen farm strain. lars, we'll formed
CARA reu ul.Qs. 5 .euteQ IrOA. .s,T1e iiocA
" COL yo.tAt .-u5e, - 4er.l.e e--s -uar-
aNIetu iTs!u Ia! Etas4esl Lagos. 81 -
Per IL. -. L. Johnson, Ii Chestnut ST
t1liloM ell. Maine. nlc.4utoaIa i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19

o.N 49, III IcS ~. 6nT, CIR
water and flush closet. Geo. ". Williams
I el. v4t-k. m, hISdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19

CONSULT MADAM eEANN. CLAIR
til further notice. mch17d1w>
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19
CARDS, NOTICES, ETC.

ROBERT K. ARNOLD, Phi. D.,
Psychic, Clairvoyant and Phophetic me-
dunn, is permanently located at $40 Water
ST, Augusta, Me. Hours: A. n TO 9
z, NJ. nlchlSQ2wS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-18
peroe, iia ieoer prattiiden gr6r<

peroe, 1ib ieoer proftiiden @r6r<
terung ent5iebt.
Sic u&reu55eitung" finoet, 6aB
1ie IN Ser amerifaniiben geote ent.
ba1tenen Mrgume11te aidt gerabe
1ebr iiber5eugen6er geatur iino uno
fugt Damn mortlid:
.Die 9sote beriubt, Sen 1pobl
our6babten 9lreunte1tten Deuti6<
LAMBS nit einem Mppeu an Die
Nfli6te1 I'M ssst1terelie Ser Menid>
Iibfeit 5lt begegnen, oa oo6
9eutibIan6s er1te 8Hi6t I'M SIT
terelie Ger Meniblibfeit borin BE-
1tebt, ieine 5ol0oten gegen 2a0uu-
gen an1erifanilber Munit;oa1 s1
lbiiben,
rDie y@olnil6e 3eituns" lit Ser
9lnlidt, 6aB @errn 8rDaas 9bei.
ben aus Oern anertfattif6enStaatS,
oepartcrnent, tpas es irr1mer ionit
be0euten 11oge, 5eigt, oaB 0aS l1r-
tell Ser u&o1ni16en 3eitung" BE-
treffs 6es @unar6 : 3ampferS
u2niitania" 1tnter 9lmerifanernSer,
fdn6niS ftnoet unb 6uB 'oiefe ni6t
getpiut iin6, sic 8riiden 81piiden
oen bei6eu Nationen 5u 5erlt0ren.
Scr 5rie6e. BEN Serrn 8rDan
preoigt, 1T oub auf Dem 8ege,
1en Brdli6ent @ilion eini6ldgt,
1n0glid. gs tit aber abiolut not
tpenbig, 1aB '9lmerifaner sic bei.
Iigen &ebte Dertiblan6s odten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-18
N3ahle,t ii 8prt,.aal.

2ifabon, portugal, u. SUM-. Die
geitern abgebaltenen Wablen perlie<
fen obne iebe Rubef0rung. Dad ben
Bis beute nprmittug eingelalfene11
Wablberi9ten baben bic Demofraten
iiber bic Hepplutipn6rs einen ent>
f9eioenben @iee baDon eetrasen. Die
bouftdnbigen 9eridte nerben EFT in
einisen ,saaen btiannt geaeben' ipers
ben. sS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-18
&iel perlb1pie9e1t+
3eppelineri9te in 2Dnoon grp'
pen S4aoen at.
cy1n &er5en Der stabt.

gfetp Dorf, il. ssSuni. s. 8.
Matlon, Ser europailAe &ertreter
elmer groBen omerifo'.tlGen Mntoz
1nobilfabrif, Ser geitern NIT Dem
Dampfer uSt. Saul" bter anfan1,
erfldrte, 0aB Der neuli6e 8eiub
Der 3eppeline iiber 2onoon beoen-
ten6 gr9Beren 5haoen angeribtet
batte, ulS 0ie 93egierung IN Ser
Dffentli6fett befannt iperoen lieB.
vSS111 8elten6e 2onbonS 1Dur0ell eli
ne groBe 9ln5abl bon &erionen ge-
tDtet unb perlpnn0et", erfldrte Serr
8otlon- u@dbteno id midi i'm
Sotel Gabop aufbieIt, fan0 Ser
slngriif Ser 2ufti6iffe itatt. Sin
Zeppelin itberflog 5outb &enii1tg-
tom MIR 5tpei Weeilen entferl1t,
SEN pprnebmjten Sta0tteil 2proonS.
S6 begab mi6 am folgenoel1
Morgen iofort 0ortbin. Ser Nor=
tier 6es ct. Satne5 @ptels in
SoutD &e11ltngton teilte mir NIT.
boB ct babel bebiilflid mar, 5lpei
@traBenbnbnpQgen nit Soten uno
@ertpun6eten 81 fiillet. Wiebiele
Herionen pirflib get0tet un0 ber-,
lpunbet tpur6en, fam i6 nit @e<
miBbeit nibt ingen."
Sic britiI6e MDniralitat botte
befannt MAIDEN laiien, bob nur
bier &erionen get0tet tpor0en paren
nn6 oie 2ufti@iffe nur iiber bent
Sitenoe ser Stn6t, Dem @ierteI Ser
slrmen, eri6ienen ieien.
Gin &orreiponoent Ser u9llioci-
ierten 8reiie" teilte briefli6 NIT,
6aB feline @abeI6epeiden be8iigIi9
6es 2ufti6iffangriffes auf 2on6on
bom 3enior unteroriidt 1puroen.
gsad Sem @eridt 6es aorreiponoen.
ten fielen Mber 80 8on1ben nieoer,
un6 elmer Ser 3eppeline nGberte iih
Ser 8anf bon ,@ngIan6 Big nnf
cine Metle. Ct fam Big auf atpei
Meilen an Ben 8udinqbnn1-Balalt
beran. Sn 5bore6itd, Der unmtt.
telbaren @ren5e Ser eigentliden
uGitD". ri6teter Die 2ufti6iffe
Sen gr0Bten 5da6en an. @inige
@duier tpl1roen bort bonig Demo,
liert.
Die MomiralitGt erfl6rte, baB es
l1nipeiie iei, Sic Srte befannt 5l1
geben, an benen Gomben 11ieberge-
fanen ieten, ba man a11f oieie 8ei-
lie bie 6eit1oe, oie bon ibren 2uft-
i6iffen aus ibren &urs nidt genau
beItinlmer fDnnte11 u11notigeripei-
ie aufflaren.
Sn garis itasb eeftern gugu<
ftus 8iefel, Der @befelert Der ame<
ritonifden Botf9aft in Yaris i'm Mlz.
s5A-s:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-18

Neit ser 9faun1ung 6es tpeitli4
bonn l1nterlaufe bes 9nielter -=5ye>
legenen Terrairs 1ino 6ie sMlIliea
ni9t n1ebr IN ser Gage nie -Mrnee
bon 2in1tngen In ser G1a11fe sals-
ougretfen, nn0 nit oem erneuten
Borriide11 6ieier 9lrnee bat 1ih
audi Sic Sauptorl11ee mater @enern
bon Madenlen> Die Dilib 1bnn
&r5er1DSl nn6 Saroslau itebt, miee
Ser III 8emegltng geIebt,, ltno. .grob
greigl1iiie 1ir6 in ben 11a67ten Sc
gen nit einiger 9i6erbett 8lt er
lpartel1. Der .Gauberung Der gns
] fopina am gantsffdg 1T EN- Gin
fad ser Selterrei6er IN 8eifarabien
gefolgt, ser 5par faun1 bon 4 itrsate.
glider 8eoettlng fein oiirfte H
Nu11d11ten ieood Sen getpiinibtaa
ginorud MAIDEN miro. Ole Gin
1ubme bon GDsmetlieca, GlnmaeB
nnb G5ernilia, Sic ale iiiolid) bon
@tanislan lnb tpe1tlid5 bon1 9nie
Iter, in Ser 11l1n1ittelbaren Mah
bes Slulies liegen, fat Die .Muf
fen 1qn1tli9er Stiibpl1nfte anf Den
tpejtli9en 11fer bes 9nieifer be-
roubt, uno nur am sSberlaatfssoess
Sluiies, in Ser geabe Der Walitonrp
Ser @trpi, 110r6li6 bon 311ratpna,
baltel1 bie &nlien iib BEL 3Doae-
5otp nod auf 0em meitlicbe1t -nfer-
Gin &f Inn -0ieie Steaimgen
lit, tDie Berlin u11D gSien i11lel1ens
i'm @ange.
Die &uiien ibpeigen iid iiber
Sic Sage in @ali5ien aus. 5ie
bel6ranfen ii6 auf cine @ie6erbo-
lung ibrer 5iegesmeloungen, Die
8etrograo bereits an1 Gnnnerstag
poriger 8o9e anftiibte l11iD III be-
men sic Ginnobme bon 3uratpna.
oas in5pif9en i6on langit tpieae
in oeuti6en Sanoen 1T, mitgeteia
&pnr6e. sic baben 6ie 8nbl .ha
am 8. Su1i BORT gemadten @ea
tangenen in5tpiiben ouf 10000 e1s
b0bt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-18

- @@lob Dunrobin, oie in ser
Mdbe bon Dornp@. @dottlanb, ge~
leeenen Wobnung bes 9er5ogs BON
@utberlanb, tpur6e gefern teilneiie
6l1rd Jeuer 5eritDrt. gs lpurbe als
soofpital fit bertpunbete Sploaten
benubt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-18

Sn parts itasb eeitern Mueu<
ftus 8iefel, Der @befelert Der ame<
ritanifden 8Dtfdaft in Yaris i'm Mlzs
q. 49,. ~ esnh+e.s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-18
Ser Sau(bbootfrieg.
Torbert meitere Dpfer in etlst
lii6en @eua1eru.
sSlndtperiud mar persebeus.

r.
Slndtperluh mar persebens.
2onbon, IA. SUM-. Qlm geFrtgen
Sage fprberte Der beuti6e unter1ee@
bootfrieg tpieberum brei. Spfer an
ben aiiiten Gnglanbs. Inter tbne1'
befanb ii9 ein neutroles @9iff, ber
nartpegi1de Segler n8eaglaoe", Der
ii9 nit elmer 2abung 9ol5 auf ber.
Tabrt na@ Gnglan0 befanb. @r
tpurbe bon benz beutf6en l1nterieez
boot uuz35" in Der Adbe beg 9az
fens Milforb 9apen, Wales, in ben
@runb gebobrt. 9ie 8em1anung
ipurbe gerettet.
Qln berielben Stelle ipurbe Der
2,O56 Sonnen groBe britii@e @esz
ler rGrotpn Of Snbia" torpebierf
unb gum @infen gebra@t. 9as
@hiff mar nit &oblen belaben.
Die 8emannung bes Britt if@en
@@leppnebbampfers rplpmoutb"
lanbete geftern in @rtmsbp. M1s
Der &apitdn bes Dampfers BON benz
beutlden 9au@boot gum @alten
aufgeforbert purbe, berfu@te biefer
gu enttommen- Das beutf9e Inter
feeboot par jebp@ gu f@nea, unb
ber 8rite purbe eingebolt.
2onoon ID. Stunt. .3tpei 6anf-
f6e G6ouery w&atbertne" 1no
v@ocos Merltal" tpuroe11 an Der
@uite bon s9ottIar1o 6urb Elm
oeutides ll11terleeboot angebalten.
Die Mannibaft 6es u@ocos Wer-
jtol" 1pur0e .an 8or6 ser p&atbe.
rine" geldidt INTO Ser eritgenannte
Dampfer Damn IN 8ranh geItedt.
Die v&atberine" tom hente NOR
gen in 5irtb of 5ortb, 5dotNa1to
an. .s.r-
@arei1t GrfoIg.
9as &Dnsert in @aifon, 8a., fir Die
&riegsnDtletbenben.
Cation, pnr II. Stunt. 9as l11ter
ben Muspi5ien bes Mortbamptpnz
3meiges bes D.zM. Natipnalbunbes
bier in Meumepers 5beater gum 8ez
ften ser &riegsrDtleioenben in
Deut19lon6 unb Sel lterret@ znngarn
gegebene &on5ert ipar fiinitleriih stn
groBer @rfolg unb au9 bas finanz
2ieue @rgebnis ipirb bon 0en Mrranz
geuren ols Elm befrtebigenoes be5et9z
net. Yrof Sans &pemer aus 8etbz
1ebem na@te it@ Tim Die fiinitleriibe
2ettung iebr berbient un0 Dte Ser.
@e1angpereine bon Cation unb 8etbz
lebem batten eine1 Gbpr pDn 100
@Gngern gei itelt. DIS Neoner trat
bel Sem &pn5ert 6err Sran3 @brli9
bpm @taatsberbanb auf, Ser 6ie Mnz
pelen6en ouf sic 2obalitdt Der
9eut19zMmeritaner ibrem 11euen 8a<
terlano gegeniiber binpies.
@e8en @aff fetta1tSfnbr
@praeben oer 8unoesregierul1g iptr6
ibarf fritiiiert.
pittsburg, pn., IA. SUM-, ssSn
19arf logii9er unb untpioerlegbarer
Meiie fiibrt Ri@arb g. Raub, Elm
@pbn bes beutl9amerttani Mitz
gliebes oes ptttsburger @ta6trats,
6ie 8efiirtporter Ser Waffenausfubr
ab in eirer 8rof9ure, bic ben 9ttel
fubrt: uMbat Nmertcan gaeutralitD
@bpulb Mean". l1rfpriing1i9 als
@ntgeenung alf einen 2eitartifel I'M
rsSSepi{b Criterion" gef4rieben, be-
banbelt Die 5@rift bic Srage Der
bom @tanbpuntt ner
tpabren Meutralitdt. prdfi0ent Mtlz
1ons Regierung miro ob ibrer ll11<
neutralen 9altung aufs i@drfite
berurteilt un6 an 9anb bes 8Dlter=
re@ts tpirb. flar bepieien, bob .es
eines ieoett guten 8iirgers pli@t fei,
bic Maffenausfubr 81 berbtnbern.
81 - - \ =, - q
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-18

tpeltlid bpu ,sdamlt ssg,lte Burt
idritte. &n5te Kmurbe TN Stark
aenpmnten. Mdt Sffi5tere nHh
$3.50 Mann tu11rbeu gefangen ser
nontmen nno adt Maidinengenes
re erbeutct, 5iiboitli6 bon oH
Wearian1pols s&omno 9traBe babeH
&dmpfe nit neuen gerifdrfumgen
6es Sein6es begpnnen. Norom
bon Br5ainDs5 nabmen mir 15e
Hniien gefangen.
vl1nler Durhbrnh 1nrh Die rHt
F,,lJen 5teIlungen iiibli6 bon 8o4F
n;o1p, peItli6 bon 8arlban, ans ans
feinolibe @egenongriffe nnh Has,
bic ieoob olle 5uriidgelblagesz
lpuroen. @ir n1abtett BORT ;saF
gan5en 1850 @efangene.
vglnf oen1 iiio0flt6en &riegs.
i6auplab 1abmen mir ben Brlideu'
fopf BON 9ieniqtpa 5uriid. mnleus
@egner lieBen mebr ols 5000 -6e
fangene IN 1tnieren Sanben. Se1t
lib bon Saroslan uno Mr5emps
iinb sic Sample in ein neuesS@nt
gen fat Mlpnisfa genon1nen. Dh
Mrmee unter General bon 2inlile
gen bat MlDiisfa genommen. 81
Mngriffe auf 3Doac5otp ,-rperoa
iortgeiebt." II MA tss 3 s;;s.,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-18
sUiintn=Spfer.
8ritil9er 9anlpfer il11
@etken Mteer+
&u1en griinolid gei6lagen.

&uiien sriinolid gei6lage'1.
2pmbpm, IA. Stunt. Ser britt-
ide 6radtoampfer uMrnbale" 1T int
@eifen Meer auf cine Nfine geitp-
fen nnb eeinnfen.~ Ger Dampfer,
Ser 3,503 sunnsn eruR mar, be-
fanb iid) anf Ser 6abrt BON Gng-
lanb na6 Mrdangel, Oem ein5igen
pffenen Safen &nklanbs 1T Gns
ropa. Der u9lrnbale" ,prrbe tm
SATIRE 1906 gebant. ST mar 81
sent,1m ser 5irma s. smailes ano
Suns steamiBip So. tn @bttbg,
Gnglnnb.
Eprt Sub, gegppten, IA, Samt.
Sic britiiden 9ampfer u&aonor'
ibire" 1n6 r9amliib" fulltbiertem tit
Ser Mabe pon 9eeippurt &pd nnb
tuurben belize itarf beidabist. 9is
beiben 9ampfer batten &riessma-
terial au 8prb. Ser v&abnDr-
ibirc" gelanste, trotoent ct etn Sod
i'm Gdiffsboben batte, in BEN Sa-
fen. 9rei Matroieu amf bent
r9atpliib" >purben pcrlett. Gus
sdiff gerict in 8ranb unb ,uuroe
anf Sen stranb sciett, Ser
o&abnpribire" tit ein 9ampfer pom
1902 Spnnen 1nb fam bon 2un-
tpn, Der u9aiultib" lit 3,446 Sun=
1ten gruk nnb fam pun Garbiff,
Gnglanb.
@ien IA. Sunni. Ser Diterrei-
hiide @enerolitab erlieB geitern
foIgenoe grfldrung iiber Sen
&riegsi6auplab::
~, n,ssSSm sSm ffuiiib16iittliide1t fiii seile Ga1isienss
mad)t Sic glrmee nnter @e1eral
Hflanser quite Tortidritte. gsad
bartnafigen &dmpfen nabm oieie
Mrmee geitern Spsmenieea, slnute5
nnb bie 9Dben n1r6ltd bpn Sles5a.
Gablid pDn G5ernolt5a iuirb Ste
sdladt fortseiett. 9eene r1tiiiide
4nsriffe gesen 3ales5c5pfi, anf bem
nDrbltden liter 6es 2nteter, lpur=
sen NIT idlueren &erlniten fir sic
&niien 5uriidgcid5laaen. &pn oer
8ufomina borriidenb, iiberidritteu
mir bie @renae nno pertrieben sic
Mniien aus ibren steaungen.
@abrenb Ser gerfol9nng beiekteu
ipir mebrere Srte lit 8eiiarabten.
@ir 1nadten 1850 @efaneene.
uMm Sberlauf 6es Dnieiter gret-
fen sic berbiin6eten Gruppen IN ser
&i6tung auf 3p6ac5otp erfolgrei@
an.
vDer Mngriff Ser 6euti6-0iterrei>
6iiden Sruppen fiibrte our grobe-
rnng 6es @riidenfopfes BEL sic.
1iatna, un0 na@ Dem 3uriifperfen
aner Mngriffe, 5l1r @innabme aller
Stellungen i'm Nor6en bon Der
@tabt. 8ir 1nahten $500 @efan-
gene.
uMm SSion3o-5lriie iit felt 5tpei
Gagen cine er11ite 56ladt I'M
@ange, oie BEL 8lapa beionoers
beftig iit. Gin gerin6 elmer ita>
Iieniiden 8riga6e, oas 0itli6e l1fer
au beiebeit, en0ete in einen Stud
aug. @eitern fritz iebten Die sSta-
Iiener pie6er iiber Ben Slub. gtab
elmer ibtperen 56la6t i@lnge1t mir
1ie 5uriid. Nab6er1 er 8eritarfun-
gen berbSige5oaen, bielt oer 5eino
fei11e 5telungen Dor oenen uber
400 tote ssStaliener lagen.
4 -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-06-18

80 : ~ 4
8erli1r IA. sssa,ni. Der oea1t-
ide @eneral1tab erlieb geitern fol.
genoe GrfIdrung: y8ei gsienport
unb Dirn1loe tpie BEL ArraS nno
Sebuterne fanoen 1rl1r artiaeriege,
fe6te itatt. 5einolide 4ngriffs-
periude in ben Diinen iDl.roen per.
eitelt. @iiooitIid bon &ebuterne
fam eg 3u ssnfoaterie efe6ten. Die
1niIitdriiden gnlagen Bel 2nneDiue
inurben bon unierer artillerie Be.
fdoifen.
af BEN 5fli6ea aries sidbaa-
plSt 1RadjtsH aniere auariffe nSrh-
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-04-22

Ex-Gov. A. w. Gilchrist was in
Arcadia looking after business
matters Tuesday.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-04-22
WILL SERVE PUNTA GoRDA
Original Route will Probably be
Followed-Tampa to Charlotte
Harbor and Punta Gorda and
South of Lake Okeechobee.

Prospects for another railroad
through this part of Florida begin
to look better. Edward Walker,
vice-president of the Tampa, At
lantic and Gulf railway, which
was projected and surveyed
through here in October and No
vember a year ago, was in Punta
Gorda Friday, returning from a
trip looking up certain matters Of
Importance to the company.
Approached by Herald repre-
sentative, Mr.. Walker said that
he had nothing to give out for
publication other than what has
been previously published, that
the company means business and
will start construction work as
soon as all details can be arrang-
ed and the necessary funds made
available.
Mr.. Walker was not inclined
to talk at length upon the subject,
but from what he said, it was
gained that work would have been
started before this had not the fl
nancial depression brought about
!; by the war in Europe affected
! the men interested in the project
| to a considerable extent. Now
it seems probable that the work
of grading will start in the early
fall.
The original plan of building
from Tampa to Charlotte Harbor
cross the bay to this city and
build to the East Coast touching
at points on the Caloosahatchet
river and skirting Lake Okeecho'
bee on the south, will be adhered
to as far as could be gained from
Mr.. Walker. The road when thus
completed will shorten the dis
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-04-22

of stuff will be going out from
now ON.
Mr.. Porter Male has made sew
eral trips on business into our
north homestead section last week
and reports delighted with the
section out there, not having been
out quite as far before.
Mr.. Theegarten jr., who arrived
to occupy his homestead about
six miles north several months
ago, was a visitor to Woodrow
and Myers this week, the first
time out since moving into the
woods and says it seems all right.
We were glad to see the number
of Fl. Myers automobiles that
have found the way around a.
cross the new bridge at Olga in
the past week of two, several
making the run to Punta GOrda.
Mr.. Hill, owner of Hill garage,
with several friends passed
through Woodrow last week and
we see attractive tin signs advCr-
Using this popular garage stuck
up through our woods, showing
more life and nearness to the auto
home.
With a big bunch of men, Mess
rs. Runyan & Chase are making
speedy Roadway on the Clark
clearing near Elite Landing
The many friends of Miss Ethel
Gorton will regret to learn that
she left Monday a. m. for Chicago
to be gone an indefinite length of
time.
Sunday school and church were
well attended at both of our near
Il by churches on Sunday, Rev. Mr..
Edwards giving a special service
at the Woodrow school house one
night during past week.-LlTTLE
BOOSTER.
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FINAL SHIPMENT OF GOODS
Brought Over by Mr.. Seward
First of the Week

r. X. Seward has closed out his
business in Fort Myers and will
now devote his undivided atten-
ton to his business in this city.
The stock that was carried in FIT.
Myers has been brought here,
and with it the store in this city
is now supplied with a complete
line of such goods as is usually
found in first class dry goods es-
adjustments.
The final shipment of goods
reached here Sunday morning on
the Steamer Dixie" of Kinzie
Brothers Line and was prompt
ly discharged and placed III the
store here. Mr.. Seward and his
force of helpers have been busy
all the week getting the goods
placed on the shelves, They have
the task about completed, and ev-
cry thing will be in ship-shape
and ready for an inspection by all
customers by the time this is read.
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SUPERB TOMATOES
Koon and Watson Shipping Some
that Should command Fancy
Prices

If superb tomatoes are what
the market demands, those being
shipped by W. L. Koon and II. j.
Watson from their patch in. the
edge of town should bring fancy
prices.
Mr.. Koon was exhibiting some
of the tomatoes from this patch
Monday and they elected no little
comment. Averaging in weight
IL ounces each and measuring a
bout IL inches in circumference
they certainly showed up to good
advantage. OF course it is not
expected that all the tomatoes
from that patch will average up
to these picked specimens, but
they all run well and will class up
as fancy stuff.
Mr.. Koon says that the credit
for producing these fine tomatoes
is due to Mr.. Watson who has
personally had in hand the cult
walton of the field.
They have four acres in this
particular field and the luxuriant
growth Of vines and their healthy
color speaks for what the yield
should be. While some ship
ments have already been made,
the heaviest shipping will begin
later, and it is estimated the yield
in the aggregate will be about
1,G00 crates.
This four-acre tract is planted
to early Globes. Another tract
OF five acres is in a later variety.
All are showing up well and
good profit should be realized on
them.
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| A FAIR OUTLOOK
FOR THE BUILDING
OF NEW RAILROAD

From Tampa to Point on East
Coast
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Levin Hardin

The marriage of Miss Della
Hardin of Rector, Ark, to Mr.
William L. Levin of Fall River
Mass, was solemnized the 14th OF
April at Fort Myers by Rev. A, NJ
Bennett of the First Baptist
church. The attendants were Miss
Rosa Hardin, sister of the bride,
and Mr.. Chas. E. Hulse of Port
jefferson, N. Y, a friend of the
groom.
The bride = the daughter of
Mr.. Z. G. Hardin of Rector, Ark,
and is well known in Punta Gorda
having spent the winter with Col
onel Taylor, proprietor of the no.
tel at Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin will leave
on the Goth inst. for Fall River,
Mass, whero thov will be at home
III Levin ST., but after the first
frost will return again to this
land of fruits and flowers to spend
the winter.
The good wishes Of their many
friends will follow this young
couple, who have committed then
destiny to the same life-boat
trusting that this honeymoon sc
happily begun may not wax ano
wane, but continue to shine
brighter and brighter till moons
shall wax and wane no more, til
their barque lands in the hay OF
perpetual pleasure, the happy ha
ven of heavenly rest,-C. w. W.
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Mrs. Kate Solberg

Mrs. Kate Solberg, wife of II,
Solberg of Cleveland, departed
this life, March 18th, after a very
brief illness, aged 81 years
Death was due to acute indiges-
ton, the efforts of two physicians
called to attend her being unavail-
ing.
Deceased was a native Of New
Orleans, born April IA, 1854. She
had lived with her husband AT
Cleveland for many years, and
was a dutiful wife.
She is survived by her husband,
who in his sorrow has the sincere
sympathy of many friends,
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postponemcnt of the Arcadna
celebration for another week, but
we intend to keep posted and at
tend in force when it takes place.
The weather is good and the
crops are fine and the people hap
py and have almost forgotten that
there is a great war across the
pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. E. Bailey have
inst returned from Arcadia where
they purchased a house and lot
where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. Joe Kennedy went to Area
dia Sunday.
Geo. Z. Coon was a visitor to
FIT. Myers during the week.
Mr.. Ray Burke was a business
caller in Arcadia this week.
Bermont was visited by a hail
storm Monday. Much of the hail
was the size of a big marble. 1t
hailed about fifteen minutes-CI,
THEN.
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Bernnont

Bermont, April 19-Mr. Sears,
homestead inspector, was a caller
at Bermont this week.
Mrs. Ed Edmonds and Mr.. j.
Ii. McQuaid have just returned
from a business trip to Punta
Gorda.
Rev. Brown of Charlotte Har.
Dor, preached to an appreciatlve
Dor, preched to an appreciative
audience on the 18th.
Mr.. Luther Koon, with a posse
of COW boys, was pennlng cattle
in this settlement this week.
Many of the Bermont citizens
were disappointed because of the
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Fortnightly Club

The Fortnightly club met at the
home of Mrs. Crosland Thursday
Apr. 18th.
The responses were Helpful
Hints about Health. e" Chapters
five and six were read from the
History.
A paper by Mrs. Clara Davis on
Diseases We Need to Guard
Against" was very instructive
and well written. Selections from
Bigelow Papers by Miss Norma
Pepper was greatly enjoyed.
After a pleasant social hour
the club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Clara Davis, April 10Th
Mrs. C. G. Davis, Secretary.