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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-18
Sieustaa ben IS. 5uli 1915.
auf 80 milIipneu DOL.

Iuf 80 MiIliOnen Dol ;
lars ben Gag sibt bic enslifde Ms'
sieruas lire tdsIiden slusgaben an
unb auf Grunp bieier 3ermalmenaen
Auslasen bat bic Resieruns bas orin'
senbe @riu6en RuBlanbs, um finans
aieue llnteritiiBung 0bgelebnt. IS 1T
tlar, oab bisraus iid elm balbiser
StiGitano in Der ruiIii6sn Sffelriloe
erseben mub, oenn obne @elo Idbt ltd
tein 8riss fiibren. Sn oieie @erles
esnbeit perben bic beuti6en 9erbiinber
ten niemals seratben, neil ibr Selp
i'm 2aube bleibt unb inbem es INNER
Don Reuem in 5orm ppn Resierunsss
Wnleiben in ben 9ertebr sebra4t piro,
Elm uneridDpfli6er AueQ 1T. 0isler
SelomangeI auf Der aaiirten Setts
pirb sinsn groBen 5beiI ousu beitrds
gen, bab ben beutiden 9erbiinoeten Der
Sieq perbletbt.
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Saben Wluidje.

Die Jabrer Der 3umitsin 1arleab
60. baben ibrt Diinfts osrIsIbsii ss.
fern burd ben Gefhaftsagentsn ber
carriage Dripers' unb Ghauffsurs'
llnion-, .syrunt palmer, suisslsn IaI.l
fen. Die 2tute Dsrlangsn bsiiere Ut.
bsitsbebingungtn unb siner ssi@loNe.
nen Sbop. Sic ipOlltn aud Hi@t Ian
ger fiir fire Gabrsdhe baftbar isin,.
ipsnn bitie 3dbluns Der syobrstbubr
psrfpeistrn. 3err 3umss:a fat ilb Hs,
bsuiieit ausetbxtsIL
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sdieFsrei.

Ter Sarbiee gliiton DoHebGuer.
bon geo. 1912 9eit Jront Strabe,
gerietb sei,ern Nahmittag nit ieinelI
9iaiieeenoiicn alrtbur poipea I'M
Sauie go. 500 SannibaI Strabe. IN
einen @ortped,ieI, Der in 1bdtIidfei.
IN allsartete uno bnniit enoete, baij
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iIrfatenb. Ter @eripInbcte .purbe I'm
ii1btiifrcn Soipital perbiiilben unb
Rem SdiebboIo selanJ es por bem
Gintrefien Der 9oIisei 81, eut,pil9en.
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Die Sdlaat-,init unb beute,

Das seitieSt sisentlid bei Der
bun2 Die 2iler ariessJeituns gibt
folsenbe 2lntlpori:
Dieter fiir6terIide ariss - allss,
lpas jsmals an ariegsn bic WeIt
our4tobt bat, 1T sssen ibn Gin Idder'
lides ainberipisl. - Gr bate iton
10 obsriuiBis iuiiits unb gruueussfdt'
tists gilbsr aufgerplIt, hab man bdts
te slauben Iollen: cine S!eiaeruns lei
nun niht msbr mosIi4.' sic 1T
m0glib getporben.
9tm 81. Bsbruar bats : onsefdnsen,
unb bsuis baben mir bic sriten Sulis
modem binter uns. Orei polIs langs
Wcnate piitbet auf elmer Gronibreite
BON mebr benn 40 Sfilpmetsrn bic
S6latt - 9ag unb gadi. obne
pauIen, ia islbit obne eissutlihss grs
maitsn pbsr abflausn. Sas Shlahts
Islb bon Watsrloo tpnr, reih!ih ses
rsdnsi. brsi ailomeier brett, unb bic
S6laht, bic rem SturS Rupoleons
eniItisb unb cine peltseihihtlide
enttpidIung gr6btsn Stils abfhlob,
besann nd6mittass I'M 81 llhr. mar
absnbs um 8 llbr eniidisb.n. unb bic
g.rfolsung pGbrts nod Bis sessn
Worssn. ginidIi,bli6 Der preuben
iparen runb 10000 Mann betbsis
Iist. limb bei gsroun iinb tpie mir
beiiimmt piiIen, bsuie minbeTtsns 45
frdn30iiIfe Oipiiipuen sinseiebt. bas
ma6t, bic Sipiiion nur gu 1900
Mann bere6nst, allein auf fransoiis
i6e. Seite runb 675, 900 Wann.
Man lam bieien g.rsleid nod
ipsiisr ausipinnen. Wi. piirben bi.
napoIeoniI6sn 8drenmiisensnrbiitsn
bic tnallrotbsn ensIiifen Better, bic
preubiI6en @rsnabisre nit ibren
ipeitbin leuttenben, auf Der gruit sss
ir.ustsn, ipeiben 5orniiterriemeH iiber
unIsr 6elberdu itaunen! Wis ipiirbsn
iie ii9 entiesen. ipsnn nsben ibnsn nur
cine 1851 @ranate in bic Cuff sings
unb bunbert Mster bod 9red uHb
Sieine unb giisnipliiisr unb Wlsns
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nidt gu rsben!
9amals, Dor bunbert Sabr.n, bel
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ben Seers einonber 10 nabe sseeniibsr,
bab bic beiben GslDherrn. tpelte bic
S6ladt leitsien - Rapplscn unb Der
ensIiIf)e Sberssneral Weaington -
chamber Dabreno Der sansen Sdlddi
beutlib iebsn iornten: lie itanben
taum q ailOmeisr ponsiHanber. Ssus
ts iinb bic S4IaatsnIenier Don ibrsn
qrmesn mebrere 9ubenbe BON &ilos
metsrn gttrennt mfIsn Is ftin, I'm
ben unmittslbarm Ginpirtunsen Der
Sfla6t sniriidt. ein.n ilarsn aopf
bsbalten unb bic RieienmaFen leiien
81 tDnnen.
@enus! Cine Gntfheibunssihladt
DOT bunbert Sabren unb bsute ras
iino @orsdnss. bic nur nod btnIsIben
Ramer trasen, aber niti mebr aeba. !
litisit miteinanber hoben, als eia
Der einen Dorfteih trdus
left, nit einem 9eipiiieriiurm auf
bober See.
Gines freilid bleibt iid sleid; &c.
|iorben fparbe bamals i4on 70 gut
Ipie beute Der etnaeIne adms
2fer bate aud bamals niir Elm asben
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glber: ipas Der eirBslns Dor benz
1obe. ober aud, tpenn er beil mad
oaiIfe fam, in bic S9ld9t aIles ers
oulben mubte: bamals unb beute: bas
I'm beitebt Der tusIisnpsite ilHteri4ieb.
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8rieffaHen.

etier. = Der offisielle glame in
.arisssgefansensn GiiriOra.4 uno
bic 2ibrsfe so. "a Rorib Moors Str,
Rem gort. Den gbed mSssn Sis uuf
ben ansssebtnsn Namen ausiislsu.
Sic iSnnsn ben geiras absr aud an
Or. aolIer ober i'm @cIfsbIott bcinl
s6asmsifier Der 5ilfssefslihuft eins
sablsn unb Der get,as ipirb Der bon
Jbnen seipiinItten QuelIe aussfiibrt.
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Wie beri6tet ~ trb b, buben
bic GnglGnbsr ale 9orbsreitunesn ses
troffen, I'm bic .Oeuti9Ianp" gu rsrs
niaten. Rabs Der OreizWeilens9rsros,
pielei6t gar innerbalb berisIben, linD
cine gln3obl i9pere eiierne 9aten in
Bereiti6aft, ar oensn iid lei9t eIplos
birbare 8omen befiuoen. Denn eius
Der pielen 8oripriinge bes SauhbpDtes
nit ben Saten in gerii6rung toalmt,
erplooirt Die 9Ombs. DOd bdnst bas
Selinsen babon ab, Ob bos 5au96oot,
tDdbreno es iih in Der 6ubrt befinbet,
eine Spur i'm WaTer ouriitldbt, Dels
der Die engliiden arisgsi6iffs, bic lpis
bic 6uie Dor oem Safen DON Baltimore
Iauern, gu folgen perm0sen. Sn iol>
dem Sale Deroeu 5uHbsrts DON Sas
ten, nit 8omben dusgeitattst, BON ben
Sablrei6eu tleiueu englii9en ariegss
f4fffen berabeelaiien unb Dieie purd
bas Duiier biz 5ur 1iefe DON 200 ;5ub
gefhletft tperoen. AuBerbem limb aah
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gelaiieH neroen iOlen, I'm bic
.Oeutf6lanb" gu fansen. Sieie Qns
saben iinD Obne Jruss ri9tig. Die
@ngIduoer tperben iid bic sr0bte Wtiibe
aeben, bic p9euti6lunb" gu seritOren.
4Iein bic 8ere6nuns ipirb boran
fdeitern, baB Die .Deutidlanb" sin
Beristop bat, bos berabselaiIen tpers
ben lam unb baburd ipirb bic anses
hrpbte Sefabr Dermieosn, benn es 1T,
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BON auiomobiIleniern auf bas anitdn
hint Siimmfxu DON S270.

BON automobillsniern auf bas anftdn
bigs Siimmfen bon $270.
Sidsrbeiisbiretipr Jrieblanber seb!
isbt aud NH Der Hbiidt nm, eins Or.
binan3 ausdrbsiten ou Iafen, burf,
pelde bic Gubsdnger ebenio ME oil.
Center bon 5ubrtpsrien gebaiten iel'
loGsn, al ben Strabentreu5unssn bic
Sisnals Der 9srtebrspoli3ifien 5u be-
adten unb ltriit ou befolsen. Rad
Der aniidt bes Sidsrbsitsbireltors
iperbsn piele auiomobilunfdue ourG
sis Sorsloiisteit Der Jubsdnser bs,'
uriadt, bic ii9 abiolut ni4t an Der.
febrsporih1ifien iebrsn. fonbern, obn:
auf ben Waeenptriebr aud nur In
@srinsitsn gu aAtsn. bic Sirabsn
treu3en.
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siss Der nHeos" iiber bic ygraSss"
i'm MeSIauS.Jielb ssi.eru.

Sn bem geitrieen britteu Spic!e
Der Serie 5piiden unferen .Rebs"
unb ben goitoner ,9ranes" i'm acO.
Iano.SieIb beSiente SdIeuterer anct.
ser ,uo Sanger Wingo bae 9eid.:p
fir Cincinnati eesen Rebi be,p
9raseiier fir bic Geaner. @dbrcna
ancser bis gum Gnbe oes CIRCLES al
ieinem Boiten nerblieb, fanote @oitcn
bic beiben peiteren 9ombaroiefc
Mel,Ibad unb Susbes in's Sreiien.
Die .Rebs" ma1ten IS 5refier gc'
gen II uno beibe gteuner batten il
einen ssebler aiif bem aonto. Gro)
mar luier SeIo am Bat NIT 8 1rei
fern r. oarilnter elm 5nei- uno ciu
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p1Iie 5ur ! gaje, gegen 2. iinb iaiio.
te 2 9uitf1d)Ier 3ur gant gegen 3.
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gleid aTpeienb, nabm nift an BEN
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bas peristop, bas bic Spur i'm Wailer
auriidIabt. 9lusfiibrbdr lit Der plan
nur in ben Isi9isu GeipdHern Der
DreizMeilens @rsnae unb es fam als
felbitperitanbIif selten, bab uniere
Resieruns ibrer @srantiportllns lliAt
entseben tOnnte. tpenn ir,nerbalb bisIes
8ebiets bic @erIentuns erfolsea ioGte,
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g,ittsburs ssein Spiel.
Seute 9.admittag piertes uno
Iettes SpieI Der Serie spiidcn
.@cbs" unS ,grapes" i'm ReoIa;is,
5ieIb.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18
VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS
At Wauchula Are Very Satisfactory
Five Car Loads Going Out Daily.

Wauchula. May 1j.-On an average
~ five car loal, Of beans and cucuu
hers have been going out Of Wauchula
for the last zen days. and the ship.
mcntS continue at the same rate. with
no sign uf stopping for some time
The shipments Of truck are being
made later than usual this spring. on
account Of the carly drouths, Cucum.
bcrs are bringing from 50 to 80 % at
The dcrot hero, while bean growers arc
xcttng Prom ii % to $1.75 per ham.
per, They get their money when the,
ship. and con equently there Is geri
eral prosperity in Wauchula. Cucum
bers are being shipped in larger guam.
titles than the beans, and the prices
arc satisfactory. The scene every day
around the A. G. l.. depot is n busy
one. Some days So many wagons come
in at once that there is a tie up.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL GIVE
An Elaborate Entertainment at the
Opera House Within the Next
Two Weeks.

Preparations are being made for al
elaborate entertainment to be glycI
under the auspices of the Arcadi;
Commercial Club IN the very near fu
turc, probably the latter part % thi:
month"; This program will prcs5nt
great variety bf numbers, AMI will
include some Of the best talent In the
city. The Commercial Club is get
ting under the proposition IN a way
that will insure its success from the
very beginning and not orl:, will the
program be m event Of social enjoy
ment, but one f RraarlI rr IT. AZ
well. The net 1rorea1s ffotl the en-.
tertainment will he usel towards bet.
ter advertising Arcadia and DrSoto
county. Such nm enterprise ,huuld
enlist the interest OF rot only the
members Of the club. but OF all pro-
gressive citizens.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18
MOTHERS DAY EXERCISES
Were a Beautiful Feature In All the
Churches Sunday.
From Mondays Daily. =

Mothers Day exercises were held
yesterday in all the churches of the
city, and both at the churches or on
the street few were seen who did not
wear either white or red flower
each silent reminder that the dear
mother is still living to bless the home,
or has departed to be held in sacred
memory as long as life shall last.
At the Baptist church there was no
HTTaehlAs Service, SUI INSTEAD PGstof
j. W. Nesey had prepared the follow.
ing program, which was carried out
in full; Judge W. ID. Bell spoke on
What l owe to My Neither" L. X.
Jones spoke on Mother, the Boys
Best Friend and Miss Inez McGaugb
read splendid paper on THE Girls
Mother This is reproduced in full in
another column of this paper. Mrs
John ". Burton recited in a most
pleasing manner, "A Toast to Moth
err"
The choir, ed by Mr.. Grady Lang
ford, rendered a number Of beautiful
selections, all appropriate to the oc-
caSion. In addition to this several Spe- |
cial selections were sung, solo by Or. |
G. S. Waldo, president Of Southern
Chautauqua Association. solo 10y |
Mr.. Grady Burton. and a Duet by
Misses Beth Link and Lucille Vcsey.
Pastor Vcscy was the recipient Of
many congratulations for having ar
ranged such an impressive service.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
MISS FRANCES BRITT

One of the most delightful partie
given by the Younger set Of our city
this season was a surprise party Sat
urday evening, May 18th. at the HON,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7, Pritt, In bvn
or Miss Frances Brit 80,
The crowd assembled bt the Mctho
dist church nh ,ut 1880 aud came in 4
hndv to the honoree's home.
-. '-'eresliag games Were
Many very ma $50 Meas
played, and the time was vei,
antly spent. Punch was served dur
ing the evening, and at a very late
hour refreshments were served, and
after declaring this 10 he one Of the
most enjoyable events recently, the
following young merry makers de-
parted for their respective homes
Misses Eva Link, Marie Healy, Birdie
Scott, Clara Blake, Elsie RUSSELL Ida
Belle Appleby, Elizabeth Jones, Sus;,
Stonebraker, Marjorie Clay, Charlotte
Seward and Gertrude Davis. Mcssrs
David McClenithan, Richard Holtzcn.
dorf, Jodle Stewart. Mauric Durrano,
John Blake, Porter Smith. NIltor
Dishong, Vance Tonkin. Edwin Wcy
John Treadwel and Frank Morgan.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18
BOY SCOUTS
Are on On Their Annual Trip to Bocs
Grande.

Tia D.. 4,-.,-
r.orn;n,, O., ,... I'm. WV, '''' lel' .''is
,,.;u ..I.., =, VI "'''e ""eIe .ney
annual hu.. WI u''s Oh 'ne'r
rr,oI ~. ,'"'' SMUT Master
ana u.in -, -, Wv" " WIN 'I,''n'
r,,ur, 1r,'r", -" o'''' ~ u"'ii lnelr
Pho ros. - nav ''"'S ana an
o,ro.. ~, '''''"R ""'n" an"
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60,
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18
JOLLY FISHING
PARTY RETURNS
(From Fridays Daily

The G. II. X n. passenger ,rair
from the south yesterday afternoon
deposited i'll Arcadia a party OF ioll,
hShermen who had beer spending the
past week IN Boca Grande. In charge
oI the party was Col. C.. Is. Mccall
the well known general passenger and
freight agent of the G. Il, an. Rail.
road The crew was composed of Ma.
jor w. G. Welles, Of this city. presi.
dent Of the DeSoto National Rank
"."sSc Dade, we'll known official OF tho
ChaSe 4 Company orange shippers. NJ
Jacksonville, b. +. Welles OF This
''tE' cashier If the DCSoto National
Bank Andrew Shelter, prosperous or.
ange grower Of NOcatee. G. n WoIk-
er, manager Of the Nocatee Crate Mill
anu MIR. zimmerman, business man
and farmer If this city. This crew
went down to the Deep Water civ
last week, and after enjoying a sunni.
'u"us dinner at the Gasparilla Inn.
th'E went on board the yacht Lotus
in which they stayed until their rc.
turn yesterday. The Lotus. which is
owned hy the &. IL. & y. Railroad
company, Is 52.foot steam cruiser.
ana /, fitted up in millionaire stylc.
While on this trip these fishermen
caught many Of every kind Of fish that
inhahits the waters Of the Gulf .tI
Mexico, except that beautiful silver
hsh, the Tarpon. Mr.. Dadc, while |
fishing In the pass near South Boca
Grande, caught his fish hook I'm |
what he thought was a huge rock. but !
after Il few minutes Investigation il
MS found that he had got hung up
With a big sea going turtle. With the
nd Of six other men Mr.. Dadc wa,
ble to hold on 10 his prize until the
'rat was put to land, where the large
Inimal was iasSucd and carried to
he shore, This turtle, which is one
f the largest ever caught i'm this part
Z the country. weighed about 400
ounds.
We are giving as nearly as posi-.
lc the facts as presented to us by
ne of the party. We admit that to
lsso an animal with 50 small a head
: turtle. must he an accomplished
Fat, but that is what was said to 10
o., -
nhG ~ 81
literal fact, coming a. It does from
lese distinguished gentlemen.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18
DEATH OF MRS. HARRY RAss.

Just ms we 60 TO press the sad news
comes Of the death Of Mrs. Harry
Rass. OF Bunker. this county. who ga, =
cunbeI at 10 o'clock this morning
very Suddenly. About two weeks ago
Mrs, Rass had slight attack Of
what was supposed TO he heart from
HE. and it Is thousht that she dle6
from renewal OF this attack. She
leaves a husband and four children.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18

bermont, May 25th, 2;3O p. m.
Fort Ogden, May 9th, 1880 p. IN .
Avon Park, May 2Gth, 80 p. IN.
Sebrlng May 26th, 1880 p. M.
Lakes Picnic, May 9th, . 80 p. m.
Gardner May 27th, 7.3O p. m.
Funta Gorla, May Goth, 80 .. m.
Noeatce, May 3Oth, 7.3O p. IN.
Many interesting issues now before
the people will be discussed. All are
cordially invited.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18
FINAL LIST OF
COUNTY CANDIDATES

Forty-eight candidates have QUAIL
| fed to run in the June election fol-
county Offices. Candidates for the Of
flee Of circuit judge and for state sen
ator have to make their reports tC
the state democratic committee. The
complete list Of candidates who have
filed their statements with Clerk OF
the Circuit Court 4. l.. Durrance Is
us follows:
Clerk of Circuit Court: A. l.. Dur.
rance, reelection; +. NJ. Cooper.
sheriff DeSotu County: j. l.. Di-
shons, reelection; A. c. Freeman, r..
n. Carlton.
Tax Collector DeSoto County: Cyr-
II Baldwin. reelection; c. p. Dur
rance.
Tax Assess n DeSoto County: Hen
ry Murphy, reelection; W. c. Hook
cr.
~ Public -
Venntt superintendent v" = -.
,truction. j. o. Buckley, re.elecrlo"
p. G. Shaver.
County Judge DeSoto County: Geo.
W. Whitehurst.
County Prosecuting Attorney Desc
to County: II. G. Jones, reelection;
l.. Grady Burton, George Leitner.
o. NaN -
viii c. Langford. reelection; s. F.
J, Trabue.
Supervisor Registration: S. T.
Langford, reelection; Elias waldron.
County Surveyor: G. l.. Cravens.
W. b. Clay. VI. f. AIbritton.
Member Board Of Public Instruc,
ion District No. /: $. Il. Hogan;
District No. >: r. =. McClcllanS;
District No. 3: II. \. Ware.
County Cuminissi rerS: District
so. /: l.. W. Whitehurst. reelection;
!. W. Surrency District No. .:
John Hogan, ;c-ctection; ]. W. Rul-
ock, G. T.. Keen. District No. 8: w.
u. Written. reelection: y. c. He
witt, J. Henry Johnson. District No.
/: W. G. Wrl,"s. reelection: u. w.
Brown. j. l.. Livingston. District
81. ,: u. l.. skipper, re. election; A.
>. Wooten.
Member Of Executive Committee
district No. 10; W. r. Minor. re-
lection.
state Executive Committeeman of
leSoto County; ], f, Bowdoin,
County Executive Committee Pre-.
met No, /; W. r. Granting.
Justice Of the Peace District No.
I W. A. Lyttle. District No. 8: c. =
,. MofsAh. District No. Z: Thomas |
b. n. Jaldesou. District No. Il: I
orton T. smith. District No. 1: w '
. McQuaig. I
Member Of County Republican Com t
ittee: W. IT. Sauls. C
Member Of State Republican Com @
ltteP: Andrew Green. n
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18

Morqus store. Mr.. Duke has made
many friends sor himself and much
business for his company since his
coming to this city, and it is with
much regret tnat the Postal Compa-
ny accepted his resignation. Mr.. Nor
nus will have his store remodeled
and will carry complete stock Of
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18

gents furnishings. and Mr.. Duke
says that he will be glad to see his
many friends 'here in the future. N.
A. Russell, Of Fernandlna, arrived
here this morning and will have
charge of the Postal office here in
the future.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18
POSTAL TELEGRAPH co.
LOSE A GOOD MAN HERE
From Mondav's Dai,r,

W. ". Duke, who has for the past
two years been the manager OF the
Postal Telegraph Company's office in
this city, resigned his position with
that company this afternoon 10 he
come the manager Of the gen's' fur
nishing goods department OF the f.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-05-18
ITINERARY FOR
PUBLIC ADDRESSES
by Candidates for County Offices

The following itinerary of engage
ments for public addresses have beer
scheduled for the various county Of
fees. beginning on the 10th and end
ing on the 3Oth Of this month:
- -.
Lily May 10th.
Arcadia, MAJ Goth, I 80 p. M.
Iolfo, May 22nd. $50 p. IN.
!. '1wling Green, May 22nd, 80 p.
NJ.
Fort Gree May 23rd, 2:3O p.' m.
Ona. NAV o3ro. 1880 p. M.
sweetwater, May 18th, 2:SO p. m.
CrewsviIle, May OATH, 1880 p. m.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23
PUE.IMiRk.
REGiSTR8 CIVIL.

LicenciaS de matrimOnlo.
Louis iiranafn Y Mary MartrllarO
Eu'aIio CARA Y NiHra Martinez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-23
Il U e Z o S

FRESTAMOs DOLARES CON GARANTIA
De BILLETEs DE BANCoS M~EXlCANos, CO.
BRANDo INTERESTS MODICos.-ABoNAMoS
"a SCORE pEDosITos A LA VlsTA.-
~VENrENICs GIROS EN- TOpA CLASE DE
MoNEDA sCBRE IA CIUDAD DE MEXICO Y
pRINcIrALEs PlAzAs DE La REPUsLICA NE
XIcANA. LOS PaEcEos IA IA coM-
PRAMO3 YvENDEMCs INERo MEXICANo.
HACEMoS TODA CLASE DE OPERAClONEs
RANCARIAS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-17

Madison.-MaiOrity of rural school
teachers in Wisconsin receive less
than $40 month salary.
London. - Foods have increased
average of IS per cent in price in
England since start Of war,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-17

Berlin.-Nedjo KeroVic, one of the
three conspiratOrs in assassination of
Archduke Francis Ferdinand, flame
that started the war, dead in military
prison, to which he had been SEN
fenced for 20 years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-11
RUTH IS MA|NSTAY
OF BOSTON STAFF

Babe Ruth's good left arm is doing
it's share to keep the crippled Boston
Red Sox, holders of the world cham.
pionship from falling to pieces In the
present flag campaign. The Babe
rang up his third shutout victory OF
the year when he tanned Fohrs Cleve,
land Indians, 5 to 0, the triumph Civ.
ing him a record of wins in II starts.
The Nationals, Yankees and Indians
have been the only clubs to beat Ruth
to date. In the 1902 l-3 innings he
has worked the. Boston sideWheeler
has allowed GS hits and "a runs.
Ruth started with rush, coping
four straight engagements, bowling
over the Athletics twice and Wash.
ington and New York each once.
Washington stopped him May | and
Cleveland walloped him May 10, but
Babe came back and won two straight
from St. Louis and Detroit then lost
another to the Yanks. Washington
fell before him June and he followed
this feat BY calcimining the Indians
on their own reservation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-11
DAREDEVIL" MILLS
FOURTH FEATURE
Beachey's Successor Will Star in
Bismarck's Big Festi-
vyo1

Dare Devil" Mills, since the tragic
death of Lincoln J. Beachey acknowl-
edged the most intrepid of all airmen,
will feature the only real, big cele-
bration Of the nations birthday in
North Dakota this year, to be held
in Bismarck on July 3 and 4.
Contracts were closed with Mills
through his Chicago agents yesterday.
This one feature alone costs Bismarck
more than will be spent on any other
celebration in North Dakota this year,
and yet Mills will be only one of many
features of the great twodays mid
summer festival, during which Bis
marck plans to keep open house for
the entire Missouri Slope.
THE AERIAL FOX TROT.
Mills stunts include the aerial fox
trot, one-step dip-to-death, the spiral,
the double-eight, the backward dou-
BILE somersault and all of the other
thrilling, deatn-defying novelties
which have been invented to aud
further zest to the most dangerous
and fascinating of all sports.
An exceptional feature of the two
days celebration, and one never be-
fore offered west Of the Twin Cities,
will be the filming from the clouds
of moving pictures Of the thousands
who will be Bismarck's guests during