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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
NanSeIalIcbcriidlt.


@roB- uno 3miihen6anoel iino gut
6eih1itiat. Ter aleinbnuoel
oitrb oos tii6le @etter itort be-
cinfluBt 9lecoro llmfone I'M
CitergeidGit. Die 9lrbciter- Si-
tHation 6eoro6lid. Grute.
9hSiitten limo nidt erireulid.
GroB- uno 3wiihcubonoel iino Inn
ean5en Sonoe iueiter 0ut beidaitiat&
mo Die 9Iuitrdge fir Oic Su0uItric'n
fenneu iait feine @reu5cn, nohoem
nunmebr Die lleber5eugung iid iibcr.
all 9abu gebroden BAT, ooB oic in
teruationoIe Sihlotion i6r ernites
@eiicbt perloren bat. Sln0ererieitS lit
ser alein6ou0eI ourd oaS fiible @ct-
ter fait iiberaa 6ebiuoert poroen
9luh miro forteeiest oariiber getlagt
ooB Oie G6euerung 0ie &aliitroit oeS
Collars ara 6eeintrddtiat babe. 0aS
Gitergeihdit 6otte piclfadJ 9leforo-
llmioug, uno aid Die &mtibepeglmJ
fiir Sen SerbIt lit in poQen @angc
2ieierlngeu iiu0 ihucr 5u erlongeit
aelernte 9lr6eiter iino fnopp un0 ole
glrbeiterbewegung er5eugt immcr
me6r 9elnrubiglng Gie gei6oitli-
he Sterbli9feit lit feline aroBc, no-
mentlid men man Die pielen g3eu-
griinoungen erlpdgt
Ole Grnte :. Situotion 1T unrcgel-
mGBig. SSu oer noroliden 6dlite
oeS QanoeS lit oic Soiiou peripdtct.
Ger Stauo oes @interipei5euS lit per
Idie6cn. Ganios, 9lebrasfo, @iiiior-
ri mo Sfla6oma ienoeu cute 9erid-
te Ger W2ittelmcitcu itc1t etpa uic
i'm Sabre 1912. mo 6efountlidj scr
5roltI6ooen am ar0Btcu mar. G@
uiro iiber SSiiicttenicbaoeu geflagt
aber Oas icuHtfalte 99ettcr lit oo.
gegeu gilt. SStn goroweiten lit oaS
@etter bciier, mo oie ghiSioot bat
6egonnen. Tic @mupoa6eridjtc lou-
fen gnt. Gic mciitcu Stonteu 6a-
ben pcrgr0BerteS 9lreaL 10 nomentlh
Sflabomo. IcroS iui0 oos lmtere
DlHiiijippi Sbol. Ger iii0licbe
9beil ocs o5iirteIs lit uoa gciat imo
Itcbt git. Gle Grnte6eridtc bon Oct
paciiiIheu aiiite tolltcn ueribicocu
Tic gSci3cn- im0 VieblanSill5r an2
ben Der Stoaten ino Gouaoa 6elier
lid nod YraOitreet's in Der geri6tS.
luode ouf 7S9S,S4i 9uibelS in Der
geridtsuode ouf 7.s96.026 9ui6eIs
aegeu s,644,t65 9ui6eIs il Der Oor'
aufgeeongenen ISOLDE unO 7,899,94l
9ui6els in Der entiprehenoen &ohc
oes uorieen SSobres Die Mais9IlS'
hlbr betrug i,495,476 9uibeIS gegcn
925.4is 9uibelS in Der poroiItgegan-
qcncn MoAe lno S24,274 @ldbelS in
Der Qleihcn @ohe oes lebteu SSabreS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

oem oreitdaigcn @atrouillenritt 5ll
ridgclegt.
81 utirer 6reuoc ian0en iid ipa
ter Spei Der perrBteH aameraoen
nah Iaugem ltnberirren bel Der
Eruppe ein Io 0aB mr eiHer Der
Ebciluebmer Ser ASatrouillc Ill sic
Sanoe ser aoiafen gefalIeu mar.
Sum Gpbu iiir Sen Gri0lg erbieI
ten mir oas @iierne areu5 2 @Iaiie,
lro geb6rteu oamit 5u oen eriteu.
weI6eu oieie qlus6eidlnuHg 81 Ebeil
wuroe.
AbfAlagcn ciHeS engli-
dcn gtngrfffcS.
9lm is. September nadtc iid cine
Steigeuug oes feinolihen 9lrtille-
rieicuers fiiblbar es mar Der BE
giuu Der cugliidl fraii80iiiheu Serbits
oficnii0c. &om 81. bis %. Sep.
tenlber beicboiieu oia Gn8ldn0er bc.
ionoers Deitiq sic @rdben nit Slali.
bern ollcr @roBeu. Spomnng Las
mlf Ser 01icnc ciues jeoeu 5olooteu
oie 5htnoe oes ldngit arportoten
sIngrifis ibien aetonneH.
Ger %. September brodte idon
iu oller 5rubc cine bis ooDiu niht
crlebte beitigc &anouooe. Die
@diibenordbcn mnrcn Iauge 3eit
nur in cine cin5ige oidte &mibwoIfe
acbiat. 9eiouoers cine @onnpag.
uir oes 92adjbarreaimpnts mlr0e arg
miteeuommeu. llugeoulOig wortc
ten oie alarurten gieierpen orf oen
alugeublid, Dem @eguer oeutidc
8rait ulo Grnlt 5u 5eigen.
Iic G5elegenbeii icn. Scbon 5ei
Ala onrheilte bic 9lndridt pom Gin.
brud ser Gnaldnocr Ill sic glohbur
compo0ue orobcubeiaenna mo @c.
icrpcu. III umo l2. Gompoqnie oTs
glcbencompa9nicu Iaqci ougcipannt
olf 0cr Soucr opm ocren o5egner
moate iidl mcaeu 0es antcn 0eutic6en
5pcrricucrs uidt aus isiuc Ora
ocib irommeltc oaiiir duBcrit beitig
aai pic 6eiocn @ra5cnitiidc.
Iic 10. Gonipogno crbieIt Den Of.
renUolen pihtgel 2lilitraq oen in
oie 91adbborconipognie cingeorungc.
nen 6eino mieoer 5u bertreiben.
9iaih war ste GoubogHic, troe ocs
ieinoiden glrtillcrieieiiers mo oont
oer gluirdlmnmgsarbeiteu Der Al.
uno ~. Gompagnic, 8ur Stelle. sSrei
lpillige Sonograuatentriipps 6attcu
iicb gebiloet, geiiibrt BON Dem friegs
erprobteu Gi5efelopebel ggenoIer
uno Giii3iersitcIlDertreter Seioel aus
2eisnig
,n ben poroeriten Reiben ocr Sc
ucu, porbiloIid iiir jcoen fiibrie Scr
@nupimann ieine 2cute 5don mar
em 2Beil oer c5raben frei bonn Sem.
DC, ais er iel6it permlnoet ipuroe.
Sin 2icutcnont ibcrno9n Sic Com
pagnie Gr orong nit ieiner tapfc
rcn Qlbtbcilltug im SEanlpigroben Dor,
mabreno Offiaicriteapcrtrctcr Sci0cI
bic llmfaiiing fortiiibrtc nobel cS
ibm olrd groBen Sbneio unO @ennt.
nib Der cngIiihen 5prahe gliidtc,
cine gr0Bere 3o6I Gngldnocr iii @c.
idn9enen 8ll MAIDEN. Der fretbe Gin.
0ringIiug, Der tapier fdnipitc, iullroc
or0Btent6eils oir6 &onoqronaten
bcrtriebeu @ltiG mar oie glrbcit
ino manhcr 9rope, moncber 1opfcrc
iiel oodl oeito mndtigcr maren bic
SMldac oerer Ole All ibre SteIIc
trntcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

dlpobe oiio Nim3lau IN Sdlelien.
don IS xaac msilten mir ia
SelAoeslaRo, 09Ne @e'ese'VV' ss
taal ai' aauelS nl'lste SealleH a''''
ae'lell pes wesHgte oH 'tsn6eN s0''
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l.9e al'l Y t'7I SVlll1'''as9 y oeH'
AaFle ~9lll'2sa -p9'lu QH l'Np l'Sp
lsll ulls, elloas 9'llge WV ~sul''l WY
PleIo 7a lA9eN ~sep 9elleas4
llaNo llllR lsp9W Vepot' ellp'Ng lo.'sr
oer efle9lle Al'aeiula W oslgu
lla4'l9 nNle1eR NpulsNp'u''aes As
4nlpll'eN le'll.
llut 9 ll6r 9Rittoos lica unier
yihrer oafcnon y " @rcis uits
Sonaonqr nen san Qnbalerie. Griob.
obt6eth.pe antreten isu6 flni ftel oas
erlslpass 94oria reiroillioe an ei.
rpr NatrMtlle r0rl~ Icr gluftraa
loptctp o,d 9crlt8rna Ser @ohnR.
p;s pnSs geori,6nu ifiN neitachen0.
He llnterbrediniocn 1er ieinoItden
sqYpfBrphleitnnaea
1ie eoirqAille loglie olls Alll'
alar Ino Heltetll ucliepeA l'llo lll'f
iolale Sel'ic olc mt @Prea9l'ollea
ill4uaaqeH mllHleH Nnroen aeno!l
lllell y lnel'er Drel'oc 9eVotle l'g
al' aaa slllssfl1aQ'lsl' t'iR \ '.qf
npn be einbredcnocr 1imfelGeit IN
Sje sd6s Nm yto0f aoos ggir bp
aea iafg sa 0ie ta0t HIS fanien
naeb alper meitcren @tnn6e All einen
sababiupitt 0eiien llcberQanae Ser
nnfaah nos fcn0liMcn 9ic6crnuQs
bpitpW beiekt nagcn 4iirs cia
ihlbIien holfep nir un5 ous pineul
nhaeleantM, gr0Sit eincu Baucril.
se sne iba oieies SinocriiB 6in
Nspahaliatt msEfp Gu0lih ionoen
irA lthr gsonts cine llnterfnnit,
po ,ntr oat bqnirtact nuroen Set
sef Ast4s id 6ie 9}niia aaif cincm fratl.
q ,,4s cnoetrcten Sen nth hin.
be4p 6en 5tiefcl ansiaiebpn Sd
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eine meientlichc 9Serinlinuneriina
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troa le6 min ie0en 5dmcrs iibcr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

riidqeBoacu bdttcu. glbcr olsoom BE-
ru6igtc iid ouh bort alles wicoer
imO Sic 9icid)Sorfrateii aiiigcu inlolge
ucrmiuOericr 92ohirogc iuieoer 5il=
rid.
Grob olleoem ie6It eS o6er oudl
nidt all 2cilten Die Dor oll5M GROCER
3uperiitt warnen Sic lueiien nit
9ieht oorouf bin oqB Der Dlorft
5ipor icit ober 0Oiinm~ it, oaB ooS
@eibdft mu BON gerin0en lmiange
iii ino ioit aan5 III ocn Sdnoen Der
profeiiionellen Wiauipulanten liegt.
Sin uncrmarteter @iu0itoB mag oaS
aoujc aortengebGloc 5im Giniturj
bringen. Ianit lit ieood) feine8-
ueas qcioqt, ooB oieier @iuoitoB
oon ouBcu iiberu oen groBen DeringS-
teid" tomnen miiBte Die 9Irbeitcr-
irogc mag i'm c6enfolls liciern Sb
scr idmcre Shlag, ocu sic 9riten III
9ut.cl ,9laro crliitcn boben Don Gin
fluB oiif Sen G}orft icin miro, blci6t
ob5mparten
Ter cngliihc Gcnior repandirtc
IiH iiir bic gllliirtct 6rermodlait
pom gSoll Street iuio 6iclt bic Wlcl
oing bon scr britiihcn Gataitrupbc
in alt.cls9lara bis nad @0ricnIIIiiB
Samitog 5uriid 9lnocreniollS Ddiic
ser Wiorft mo6l eiu anoereS @eiift
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mr. mGBia. obcr oic Genocu5 uor
BON Gr6iinng bis 5unl ShhIB iclt
2on0oncr @6ric
Sic qonooncr goric bcidjloB sic
@ode in qcoriidtcr Stimmn9 in.
iolgc ocS gonticicrtageS am Nlon'
toa ino ser iriihcu Sihotion. Ste
tigtcit in 9lmeritoncrn iuo Meritn.
nern mar cnua Der ein3ig belle
%uft o6cr onh IN oicicn @aorcH
lporcn oic llmi1ec acrina mo oic
9cn0cn5 iolate lcoiglib ocnI &or-
gona BON @dll Street @orrcniilbcr
iprana itu cinen peitcren @enn1 ole
lh5e olf 351s infolee oringenoeu
NliirBenbeoorfS. Gic @crf1uier bieI-
ten iib reicrDirt lmo iprcheu BON
peiiercnl Steiacn .Silbcrnineinttien
ouoncirteu init ocn WlctoIl
Gie @roOuftcn 9orfc
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oie 4reiic iiicgcn anf 0edunasfaufc
imo 0roBcre 9sabfrogc iniolgc OeS
foItcn @etterS. Tie @or-
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Der Mloi-9icicrmgcn 6icltcn ieoodl
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Ocni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Gin ih0ncr florcr @crbltmoraen
lift augcbroober. Ole Stononicre ser 6.
9ottcrie eines lucitpbdliic1en 8elOor
tilleric 9legiments iiben All ibrcn
@eidiiteu in fr6hlidber llnterbol
ting, ibr Griiitid ber5ebreno. 9lah
BEN iHwcrcn aGnpicn IN Den Sep-
tcnlbertcgen mar ehpaS 9lube cinqe
treten. aSl0Blic6 nobt elm feinoliDcr
5licger imo 5iebt icine @reiic in Der
Rabe Ser Hatterie. vIliegerocdlug~
llciit es. mo ollie 2eute bcqe6en id]
III Icdng gegen Sidt. ga elm
Sauien orrM oie 2uit Gin feinolider
5d5ilB icbon um 7sz ll6r &ornit
togS, 5u iuieeipobnt friiber 8cit; Der
critic ioiort elm lreficr ami @eiMii6,
Ger mancben braDcn Solonten aliBer
@eiebt iett- Ger 9tnf nab Dem Sa.
nitdtsunterofii5icr crtont ober Die
fer. SonitdtSlulieroffi5ier glnton
Gdart aus 9lbIen !. gS. Bat Ocs @as
idlebene ihon bemerfi no itiir5t init
ga9rc inio @cruan0moteriol berbci
Der Slieger bottc crtannt, ooB Scr
crlte Sc6lls elm 1rciier, uno olf icin
3ciHcn ihoB ole felnoli4c 9lrtiIleric
ininter6rohcn mciter nit @ronotcn
id1mcrcn aaIibers llnbcfirumert Sal
rum % meiter Dor binter unO IN Der
9atteric oic feinolidjcn @ciMoiie cin
idbloaen ae6t oer llatcroiii5icr edort
ielucr NfIipt uadl uuo idoiit oie
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
ID
MISS ALLEN TO OPEN
~ MUSIC STUDIO HERE

Miss Lois Allen will open a
school of music in Fitzgerald on
the eighth of January.
Miss Allen is a graduate OF the
Brenau College Conservatory in
iPanoforte music and has had
special normal training having
studied both at Brenau and at the
University of Tennessee, Several
years successful teaching have
been added tosher credit and she
comes highly recommended.
During her musical training,
Miss Allen was a pupil OF the
noted Italian professor, DR.. Guis-
seppe Ferrata and graduated un-
der Professor w. G. Pfefferkorn.
who is an honor graduate of sew
eral American schools of music,
also from the famous music
school at Leipsic. ad
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
GASKINS WINS DOUGLAS
RACE

Douglas, Dec. 16.-In the mu-
nicipal election in Douglas today,
Hon. Daniel Sims Gaskins, ST.,
was elected mayor over G. l.
Sims and John M. Marshall. For
alderman, S. J.. Stubs, J. L.
Young, DR.. H. c. Welchel, Jesse
L. Lott and E. Exum were
elected.
The mayor-elect is 90 years old
and has long been prominently
identified with the best interests
of Coffee county, having served
the county as tax receiver and as
sole county commissioner for one.
term each. He has long been
recognized by his sterling bust
ness ability and honesty.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
WILL BE DEDICATED

Christmas will be the dedica-
ton OF the new school house at
Williamson's Mill. The two
schools, Young's Chapel and
Williamson, were consolidated
and a new building erected large
enough to accommodate both of
the school districts, something
tor which we have labored for sew
eral years.
he patrons of the two schools
will assemble at the new build
ing next Monday evening to dedi-
cate 1t. A large crowd is expected
and good entertainment is prom
'Sed by the trustees.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
TRAIN IS CAPTURED
BY ARMED I. w. WIS

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. $50
armed |. w. WIS held UP and
took possession of a Southern Pa
clfic train at Bakersfield today
and, after intimidating the crew,
ordered the train started for Los
Angeles, according to report re-
ceived at the Sheriff's office today.
Ten deputy shriffs immediate
ly left for Saugus, where the
freight train was due shortly af-
ter 10 o'clock.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
BURGLARIZED DEPOT

Several days ago burglars
broke into the S. A. L. depot and
stole large amount of their sup
plies, consisting of tickets and
mileage books of the roads. De-
tectives have been put on the trail
of the robbers.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

"Buck" Horn had the misfor-
tune to break his arm when his
Ford kicked Saturday morning.
Later in the day Arthur Hulse
met with a similar accident.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
HOGS CAN BE RAISED IN
GEORGIA AT LESS COST
AND GREATER PROFIT

GEORGIA. AT LESS COST
AND GREATER PROFIT
According to Charles A. Whit
tie, writing in the Country Gen
tleman, pig clubs and the boil
weevil are responsible for the
rapid strides being made in hog
raising in Georgia, his figures
showing that the number of hogs
in Georgia increased $1,000 in
1915, or IS per cent, while the
number of packing plants increas-
ed by three in two years, involv-
ing an investment of more than
100000.
In Georgia, according to Mr..
White, it costs less per 100
pounds to raise hogs than in any
other southern state and the net
profit is also greater than any
where else in the South. Here
are the figures as given by him:
Aveage cost per 100 pounds:
Georgia-$3.15.
Alabama-$4.23.
Arkansas-$5.25.
Indiana-$3.40.
Kentucky-$4.4 "A
Louisiana-$3.60.
Massachusetts, 500.
Nebraska SAIL.
North Carolina S..
Oklahoma-$5.30.
Net profit per pig:
Georgia-$17.8O.
Alabama-$8.4l.
Arkansas-$072.
Indiana $1173.
Kentucky SOIL.
Louisiana-$15.03
Massachusetts-$3.71.
Nebraska-$15.67.
North Carolina-%.72
Oklahoma-$665.
Texas-$6.o7
Discussing the pig club work in
Georgia, Mr.. Whittle says
pig clubs in Georgia mean
pure-bred pig clubs. Before they
were organized in some Of the
counties of Georgia there were
no pure bred pigs to be had. The
boys had to buy elsewhere. But
when their pure-breds were ex-
hibited at school and county fairs
there came public awakening,
and the doom of the piney-woods
rooter was sealed. The boys
profit from pure-bred pigs con
WINGED the Georgia farmers that
it pays to give some attention to
hogs instead of letting the rooters
root for living and bring to the
block contribution that is. spare
of meat'and mighty in backbones,
ribs and legs.
In several counties day for
distributing pure-bred pigs is
made gala affair. In the public
square temporary pig pen is
constructed and in this the pigs
are displayed. There is first a
parade in which the pig club boys
the corn club boys, canning club
girls, mayor, county officials and
through the town to the pig pen.
From temporary platform
speeches are made emphasizing
the necessity for raising more live
stock, after which the barbecue
is held. From the barbecue the
crowds flock to the town hall,
where the moving picture outfit
of the college of agriculture reels
off 5000 feet of pig flm,. with
James +. Downing, state pig
club agent, adding his message.
Then the pigs are distributed.
In some of the Georgia coun-
ties bankers have lent money to
boys on their notes with which
to buy pure-bred pigs. In other
counties boards of trade have adj
vanced pigs to club members un-
der contract that the doners are
to receive two pigs from the first
litter.
1T is apparent that if the hogs
are raised where it is never cold
enough, or at least not cold
enough, to kill and cure meat,
there must be some means at
hand for safely converting them
into hams, sausage and lard.
Home-killing is different propo-
sition from what it is i'll more
northern territory. Hence the
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

Mr., and Mrs. felix's Taylor and
Mrs. Thos. Taylor, of Fitzgerald,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
R. f. L. Parson.-Abbeville
Chronicle
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18
COTTON REPORT FOR BEN
HILL COUNTY

Ginned to December 1st, 1916
-12,O38.
Ginned to Dec. 1st, 1915-9,217.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

Lei THE LEADER-ENTERPRISF
FIGyRE WITH YOU ON YOUR
NEXT JOB WORK. =
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

1 LEND FARMER MONEY
5 and 10 years bes t
terms j. E. TURNER,
EXchangeNa t 1onal Bank.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

Mrs. O. M. Horne, of Fitzger-
aid, visited her son here this week.
Chronicle.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-18

7 WRITE FIRE 1NSUR-
ANCE
in old, strong compa-
MES. I don ri S k
young companies.
j. E. TURNER, at
Exchange National Bank
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-24
PREPARE To
WAGE WAR ON
BOIL WEEVIL
COUNTY EMoNSTRATloN AGENT
is ADVISING FARMERS TO GET
READY TO COMBAT THIS EVIL
NEXT YEAR.

County Agent Carl Russell is busily
engaged among the farmers at pres
ent advising them to get ready to
combat the boil weevil another year,
which he says will be inevitable un-
less precautionary measures are taken
at once to check the ravages of the
est.
In speaking of the matter today,
Mr. Russell said:
Great damage has been done to
the cotton crop in Carter county dur
ing the past season by the boil wee
vii. In some localities this damage is
as great as so per cent of the cotton
crop and there is no reason for the
farmer to think that the boil weeviI
will Just wander off this winter and
not return next season. We should
at once take steps to prevent this
great destruction of the cotton anC
see that this loss is less for next yeal
than it was this year.
"At the present time there is M
known method of completely destroy
ing the boil weevil, therefore it vii
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-24
"The Natural
Shortening"

toon several weeks ago, were bound
over to the district court late sat
urday night by Judge Armstrong.
Lewis Martin, who was arrested at
the same time, was released by Judge
Armstrong.
The raid occurred on the farm
house and garage of Cecil Mattoon'
who lives southwest OF Apache, sew
eral weeks ago, following a warning
sent to Mattoon advising him to dis
charge a number of negro cotton
pickers.
In the firing Mrs. Mattoon was
slightly injured by several stray
shots.
Keller Brooks and Martin gave
$500 bonds each for their appearance
for trial at the next term of district
court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-24
sninach Industry In Texas.

Austin, Texas. Oct. 23.--Approxi'
mately 5000 acres Of spinach will
have been planted in this (Travis)
county before cultivation time, ac'
cording to w. E. Davis, Travis coun'
ty farm demonstrator. The crop to
be gathered this year, it is said, will
be next to the largest ever produced
in the county, and nearly twice as
much as that produced last year.
With the exception of Norfolk, Va.
Austin was the largest spinach-ship
ping point in the United States last
season. with additional acreage no"
being planted Austin, it is expected
will lead the entire country in the
production and shipment of this veg
etable
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-24
Knocks Obstinate
Coughs in q Hurry
4 simple Homemade Remedy
that Gets at the Cause.

Thousands OF people normally healthy
in every other respect, are annoyed with
a persistent hanging-on bronchial cough
wear after year, disturbing their sleep
and making life disagreeable It's SO
needless-there' an old home made
remedy that will end such cough
easily and quickly.
Get from any druggist "2la ounces OF
Pinex" $50 cents worth }, pour It into a
pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain
rranulated sugar syrup. Begin taking
il at once. Gradually but surely you
will notice the phlegm thin out and then
disappear altogether, thus ending a
cough that YOU never thought would end.
1t also promptly looscns "A dry or tight
cough. stops the troublesome throat
tickle, soothes the irritated membranes
that line the throat and bronchial tubes,
and relief comes almost Immediately.
| A DAVIS use will usually break up an or
dinarv throat or chest cold, and for
bronchitis, Group, whooping cough and
bronchial asthma there is nothing
better 1t tastes pleasant and Keeps
perfectly.
Pinex is most valuable concentrated
| compound of genuine Norway pine cX-
tract, combined with guaiacol and is
used by millions Of people every year
! for throat and chest colds with splendid
results.
To avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist for "21a ounces of PineX' with
full directions and don't accept ANYTHING
else A guarantee OF absolute satistac
tion or money promptly refunded goe'
with this preparation. The Pinex Co,
Ft. Wayne, Ind.