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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02
SpfaleS.

-6err Soicph NlberS BON apeIb'
tppn erIeoiate bier anl lebten 2on'
neratns GeihditIihcs.
-9ie 6erreu ferutcnn POTTER
mann unb Eetcr Srure uaren geiteru
Gsihiite lrcaen in Eraule.
-6err 1rari 9erburit lit ieit
Npntoa tuieber Der .riQbt Hoper"
bes Nerrn Suicph Goiirop.
-6err Teter &rure bulte an
NuutnA cine Y1ouna Geritenioit ilr
unicru s9irtb Seneocp pon Sprrots
MiIl.
-TiC Sdlulb Trn Gpnbs Go. in
0ciicripu GItu bat Ndl nit elmer %cr
bino!idicit u0r sS5, 200 ,iir bartrctt
ertlnr;.
-Ncp. s. GaIirpp unb GhaS. q
6euic crlcojatrn on, Ticnttna IN
bcr Gpuum Snupiiiab; HiHu @t
idld'tIites.
-iraa I. 8. guebtcrt uerreiitc
ociiccn nui lnnaercm @eini bel Der
lud,rr Der cbru. Shutiicr Gurturn
nad) Waihin0tpn. Wo.
--ncrr loicpb g9iIoc BON jrccbura
hulte nm Iien,tll ilIr bic burllat
l0illira 50. wicler eint GaourA
Nleie bon bicijlcr N|uhlc.
.-1tu @euNel unh EUuu 2ubbert,
bic oeGenuarti9 Die 6udl,dlule in
9inu bciudlcr, ucrIcttcu bic Iebtcn
1aae Der @udc 6ahicr I'M GlteuI,
bauie.
--ocrr 1rau, Suudl. Nnnoinat
iir 9liicior. uor i,ircm ShluicNcr'
ip1re Naurut bcsleitet. ltcIltc iidl
om Spuutaa biciiaen SttTmaebcrn
rpr.
-Scrr 5Croinnuo 0plt,rmnnr upu
Ruelpipun uuo altcier Sphn licierteu
bier aei,ern an bic 5irma Norian Il
6iIt,mcucr cine g2nacnlaounia Sor'
tpiieIu ab
--ScEru Sultmcner. jr. lrnr opri'
oe Wnac bel @cldluiStern In Wicnna
aui Nt'uh nnb brndte Srau 1uicph
Waimnnn IA eincm @eiudlc bel ben
Shrrn bahier nit lidl.
--5ran Sphn Sdlniicr unb 9pdl-
ter Ypuiic bcoobcn hdl beutc Npracn
nadl 9eiieriun Gitp. Gr' 2pniNc
miro bort i'm Ttcnit Der damilic y.
Z. Stsprers oerbIeiber.
--@dhrcnb Der 2oac upm I. bis &.
Rdr, miro Tr. Z. y. &c Imam Idl
wieoer bier ieiner ,ahndrstlidlcn
SrnriS witmen. Vito ueraeiiet bic
Eaten nitt; 4 ;. &, I. nno 4. N'drS.
-6crr 0emp Teibn,spcr bradte
am Miurtaa 6rnu gnra Sort uno
Srl. SaIbiua &aisra tIebtcre pon
Saps) n:t Nraple. iup bic Eamen
ben 9ra nad Norps bome bciiieaen
-Ginen m6dDtiaen 5slsblpd Der
ben Sluii on Der sRaries anf Der
Eeiiphalia uno 2inu &oao herurter'
aeruIlt, nnbm es bic Hrtcit ppn 3
Wann uuo 20 Slauecn Truanlit
bie,en aus benz Weae au rnnmen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02

-llniere Rauileute ADRIAN & Dill
eperbrahten lette @phe cine
g9aaenlahuna aartpiieln auf ben
Qiartt in Seiieriun Gitp. sseitere
qaburaen bieier anullenfrutt, bic
Fe du has StontSsHutthnus per'
fault, tperoen in ben udfiteu 7 3ager
bort ataeIieiert ipcrecn.
-Sn eircm aeiiiia in,uretnune:
idbipcm Auiinnos nobm Ild am
Surrtaa Der bpdDiu. orrmann 4.
Shultt, Eiarrcr Der Ct. 9uae.tbertt
Ntrdle In ct. Qpuis. onrdl einer
Shub in bic SdlIGie bas Ntbcn. Vn'
ter ShuIte par AZ eirer Belt .@e
btliSprieiter..au ber Si. Eciers @c
mcjnoc ~ Sei'eriun Gitp uuter BEN
spl,u. &ater O0oa,
-Serr 9obu Rabemann bon
IoIt mar ont Tleustoa aeitattlit
in urierer Stnot. .Tat bin Id null
rit," inate Sobu. .ouper Id lote mi
! ih icoesmOl bi bi ,eih n, iItB itpt
id to piel in be 3eituna IN moga
null no en- brubmten Warn ,ueren,
Tat lratet Jest De aanoionten. b.
r0r en- Amt ut Tnb, bauheu Tie'G
pm be hdtt't null nclbig bat Il
prohlt :uert. Geprer id claim ou
belt itpn uull annoiooten prphlt,
be uerbnlli lin Trpblen uert Iino.
IN DC 81 aut brebr t'nen 7nnt MET
-.bi ui,t In iereriOwciria anncre,
be ie int Nmt holpen. g|u NOR Ct
rillidte mol bidtsr, on oranaecell
Dat Slutt nn'm III idateit bcn 9iler
,uai iur II acrl be Ill be ia mo Ic tbI
iinlmcu ioIlt. GemIuer ou bis Il
all: rid nlluictcuo III '1rnii 'c mid
int 6invl t,e,cr III RlaarcIt mnll,
nat iahr imi0ria WtuI oi ,uics ma'ei
bat Grttnrer ,unm't lltcr, -
tinmt Waru't to lot iS." Scloer,
lci2cr 1T eS wobr ba6 wy crit cit IA
! /. a, crtcuucr, Tcldler gaupcn nj,
nnicr &crtranen oeidlru,, nno u"lcr(
Stimme 0cecber hobcn.
5npicr,cit opr nuEcn.
giriatt:t ucr irrsr.
Windt, bah tttucr ilu'n
MGa mas nbNeIulnreu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02

Cine iehr intereiinnte 8niammen'
Iteiluna iiber ben Seeri uerifiebenen
6lbneriulters aibt Thomas 6. Lui
ienberrp Tirsttor Der Riiiruri
Stacts Geiiibaei Experiment. Eta
tiun su Npuntnin Srppe. gefubsH'
lid teilt man auttsriOrteH In autlsn.
hnornte unb 9imgifhnltiae. Sett
3uder, Stdrte, limb melt; aohien'
iuaiieritp.' pber apblenhUffhpbrnte.
Ea a5er bos eineIb mehr dett uno
Del, alio aUblenbpbrate eHthdlt uno
bos @eiBe oes Gies. nie ifou Der
Same beidat, aus GiweiB b. b..
ftidfofitaltiaen unb iIeiih. uuo tru'
henbilbenben 3eilen beiteht. 10 beurs
teilt GuiIenberrp bic uerihieoeHen
fSutieriurten einIah nah ihrer Rrnit,
entueber Gifueib ober gieeIb lieien
Al f6nnen. Ia nber ieOes Si snsl.itj
@elNes unb GeiBes baben mus. 10
ma6 aud eine rihtiae 6iitteruna bic
alrihe ansahl @elbes uno @eibes
bonn gi Iieiern, iunii 1T tie nitt ra
tiuuelt. Yer ieire 6lhnsr J. y. .uur r
Rurn iitterte, beiame reria 9ier
oeuu 4. y. in 100 @iuuo Rom lit
arabe Stuii iur 255 c1slbes aber fur
1884 Reibcs pum 81 - aliu uur l3i
Gier. 9as llebriae. l2l Sdbes.
aina In Sett.
Gniienberru aibt eiu SeiipieI
elmer rationelIeu dltterura:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02

zen tuprecu. Nuer G. ncdt ttit@s
| 1m acrareb III ouh Sr;bIl = &c
! 'ri.r rid, mcbr rth @r0i. &lIica q
! EiCiie tan,tr. SS!,lpr NIL! cln'dc,'
/ SaS Rcdt Gcatid.oahS b;,yci'us;.
I hmoIsit I'c ~ rcricrIcu. rit :
| are,,euncu mo Nrtri'a:cr lpiIcu
| nab ibm rms Nctt hl9er All sracro
! eirem stiiic ~ rtllta. llrO Io!nt
nliu Tculit.ano in 'ciuem om |.
Gdr; tesiurcueeu Il Suct Syi,e :
ncyi,anrr mi. rcr!c@Icr-~ harm wct
Tlnn t0urtc Gin Ntrrat riV,orc
,iihcr %c;ithunatn Sc Sp.sc itir
unb oas heiit lrahriteiulia- 4rief
nit Tcutitiano. (cr RrrRytT :
,ber bttraltct oie Sate anoCrS -
it!ieBiih mpB CT ootl oit Suer,
nuslpiieln D. b. Srica er'iirer unc
Die Wpaetcu be,vilIipen llno ea'us
| 1T eie Rnipri,dt btioer Nluitr midi
IN haben. ytttt Medic WAR cine
! @arnunas Solicitation aus @ocei -
| oabiu ,iclcro oab bsr Scenarios ailc
Nmeri,autr ,parnsr iolle. enrhauS
u;tIt oui bcpniiut;en. irtuelItcr
ehiiier Al iabrer, Sailiuu mill
iplhe 3ornrua ridlt. Ipnecru bsitttt
bart ure III, aui otm ipe. Rette eat
ameri,aucr oui ira,ro c;ueE; S1,'e
| ianrsr euritcr mb thy Yebtu oon 4
Ser 4rirsinhrtuocu &aticn sehtt',
mcrNcn mtlis. rtueyIt' aa' weittr'
sdi'ie.
TaS IN sinlad, III eunm. uaH
Nilicu bats aud ltru I'M ScnartE
III hoycn bc,chlucn - lp'c ron otE
| scnatcrcn Stoue @ogs, Ser'.
tSluoo MIN. nad ren nuitren'
E hadlcipre,
We'll. POM /. Rari rerecn e',
Slide mol nct' mssr su irei'en r.
toun,eu. Tai nd Csui't!cua o'sits
Wal eiuidltttru latt. III aarnlt
III beaten.
Nual ipua h aEara {rabt! inr n;
9uiirtsn. Sic (eati hen, on es0. oet
sneann. iichsn tieSte &phel nur np.
susi sSeilen rru Ser0un; rsrIdl;'
rene GnSsnicrtS Raa itpr eefAiIer.
eie eidea. .Seras- rrS. stuSa Sone'
| ten rbsrihl,tru Bic Seliana nit e
rem Giieubaaei rna..Oalo piro S'y.
I suu fallen mliieu. Spia ltreiI'
d,es S6au;pisl ioI rie 9elt roc
ja.t asishsa bobsr. Sit benz Ga!.'
ScrSuns ii Sit ipaus5ai6s Sti,a;
s.meslinis +. arlns!i-1t:. rnrtbrrts
ru,o Ssr ssss rnS $aris irsi. I'm
Srcnfrsi6 tgr1Efrritl Giro no.
eser Sbd sisisbeii Iaasu lnliisE. :
Teutt tlcnb mus !, bod hateeraot
itinen ssinht= gun stmifn rsr
| ban.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02
3orf $ aempfer.

On Der iatboliIfen a:rhe ~
Narp's Dome rsihten iih peiiern
ben /. N6rs. 6srr Gbuaro 5urt uno
3rl. Iaria aempier bie 6duoe sum
Snube idrs 2eben. Eie 2ranura
polisoa ber budlw. gater aaIpeiaas
unb Iunairten Serr pilheIm aemst:r
elm Sruoer Der grnut uno Srl. BAL
bina siaiers etne eouline oes Srnu'
tiaams ais 2rauSeuaen. Eie 6odls
,eit nnrbe I'M Sauie ber Gltern Der
Sraut su Nnrp's Sume gefeiert.
gas innae Ghepanr tuiro iif In Sci
Ieriun Gitp hdusIit eiuri4Iten.
3as .SDltsblntt' tpluift gobie
unb Ieiuer innaen Satin piel Slld
unb Seaen i'm Gbeitanee!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02
,Sarm ,a perfaE::ca.

sS3 saer. lie eause rdrnt it
irsesc.r:. l7S Ader getlart. mo-
.sa VI Sder inter aul,ar gno. 81
.tyss Ero &pitmelere. eas sbries
e;hss suilnro.z ,&aaureS- init
lie psrTeacubsr. Gueilrr.. e:tsS
! eSaaauS, Gsssraehdaee Il. Stalie.
@t.s gilsrre. Tie Sara il 2 rno
cite halbe SsCi t up= Srli,5 gtsiicn
sya gsct9hllin snD sine halee &si!;
ae.a Ciane 6ins eeleesn- 3ieie
sara, bic in isosg Siuhsbt Gin SGr'
.t7is-, Tam seasnmdrt;s III eiEsm
s;rrfie pei. tF1r ihrsE Scrthe &c
:SsIt ,rerhen. Wan NsLee i'd ca
ben giasutthmsr
ShitlipS SrsheL
GsRsboiin Boz
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02
Wciter V,cripdrts.

Yon aarl @permann tfrssosnl.
eturm auf eturm, Ilnb sd,laa au
Sdllae
aielen itolse Geiier,
aene Sieae Zoo iiir 2aa
Melben Cii unb @eiten.
@rose Tinae iinb aeIfeb'n;
Sers. bu barif frObloden:
Tauieno Sieassfnhueu ipeh'n
geim @elaut Der Gioden.
Suble, 6ers: bod nidt Az laut:
Gfreiaeno rubin bic 9pten.
Shweiaenb. baB bir tpteber eraut.
Wanbelu Srauerbuter.
gd,. nod iinb mir niht aefeit
Sitter ernue Soraen;
Nu bas helle Seute reibt n
cid etn buntles Nuraen. Y
Wefielnb In ocs arieaes @tiid.
Cob uno qtnt I'm Meere.
8ur,udrts bier unb bort suriid
Rpaen tapi're 9sere.
Todc. 0er,: bed Feit uno fart!
Sril criirnhIts I'm Ylprheu.
Gdimer netruiien bis ius War'
aloh'u Der St,ppt 0prben.
@eiter uortud,tS iiurmumtpii
TranNen 1eutidIInuhs heIben.
0urpdr,s nun. bis seeh uno On
giar nod Siene rlelber!
gurlu1rtS nun bic niemnnb naa
Diehr bran breb n unb oeuteu.
8is an aruten 1riebenstaa
Nlle @lpdeu ldutenl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02
sur Cures aiaSsS Sui.eu.

R,m Guer 2iub ijJu eriilset. hie
gcie rinrt uno es mel buffet. holt
cine ,!eiue dinit,e g. SsirS Giuc
lcr-6crcu. g. il Gin nnReuehrles
girs Tor opusn Sprup, ecrnoe mos
Qiuoer liebeu hrh bic srrhiSin bSn
nulisu Al lbien uro bic GrtiItura
absubrchen. Mad oem @ebrauGle
:psrbcn bic ainber .uhia ihlaien une
,peresr bale nans ppbl iein. Sc'
i,sbt nui TT. 8eit' { Yine. {nr.o opaep.
25s bsim apo.tsfer. tnns,l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02
YOUNG MAN WANTED

To qualify for civil service or business
position: salary $50 20 $500 pc year;
experience unnecessary. | viii paw nall
your tuition and help defray your ex-
penscs while learning In exchange for =
iew hours assistance at yeur home
THIS offer 10 limited. must I've accepted
immediately. q. ". -Ransom. Tres.
RsnsomerIan Business school, 1884
Grand Ave-. Kansas City. No. Write
kiw q once for full particulars.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02
idl ternrtiaes rationelIes

Jutterr. tcsnh!t. pirh Elm eiu'iaer
&,riud) brueiitn uao ii pit btHle-
len tuprecu. Aber Cs mat't CtTraI
Srutsl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02

-3u iIarf einsH Eidsl aniehsu
mddA benjriben nint drefsr eas
osfa be esihantrs ater Oh rsinet.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-02
cASTOR!A
Fur SSuglinCe rnd Kinder
sGsBhucHSsH nsHahs S0llsH:s
!a,mes mi, der ri -
uniersckrift f <%I+T
Vpn v<<<W te<<c<<%s<
IN certGsieu.

.ie ea Die etdst arsa,eree &ernsrS
iavm. Gcher. NesiugunQtn, aauI
e;;lS. II. !. ~. eytheill aast:rU d
@ertrgo SSerner
Ssenphalia. sSo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-14
Youthful Player
Makes Fine Showing
in Field Club Match

Play in the handicap tennis tourna-
ment at the Omaha Field club brought
out some very excellent tennis Mon
day afternoon.
Ralph Powell, after defeating Guy
Williams by the scores of 6-3, as, "a,
turned upon Clayton Nichols and
eliminated him. 81, Ga. Nichols
played a clever game, but was out
',classed by the fast play Of Powell.
Will Adams, by clever work, beat
DR.. Carney, 81, SO, although forced
to give Carney thirty on every game:
He is getting into good form, and
stands a good chance to reach the
finals. :
Clarey Hannighen, a boy Of 16, up
set all dope by winning from Joe
Adams by SO and 6-2. The game was
the hardest fought match of the day,
and although Adams played brilliant
tennis he could not solve the fast
game of his younger opponent.
Hannighen has developed a first
class game and is sure to be heard
from in the tournaments this summer.
Play will be resumed Tuesday eve
ming and the finals will be reached
by Thursday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-14
Walsh Will Pitch
His First Game Today

Chicago, ILL.,, June 13.--Ed Walsh
will start against Walter johnson in
today's Sox-Senator game at the
South Side park, it being Walsh's
first game this season and the first
time the two pitchers have faced each
other in three years. Walsh has been
warming up in good shape fol- the
last few days and has been showing
old-time form in pitching to his team
mates. Manager Clarence Rowland
thinks that Walsh is ready to start
and is sending him in to oppose John
son, who is being sent to the box to
try to break Washington's losing
streak. The Senators have won but
one OF the eleven games they have
played since leaving home, and john
son is credited with that. The White
Sox have contributed three straight
losses to the Washington teams
growing string in the last three days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-14
CROSS SWORDS FROM
RIGA TO BUKOWINA
BlAy and Teuton Hosts Engaged In
Desperate Strife Upon Front Of
Seven Hundred Miles.
AT THE GATES OF CZERN0WITz

4 London, June 13.-Heavy fighting
N Is in progress over virtually the en-
Il tire eastern front from the Gulf Of
4 Riga to Bukowina, distance OF be-
tween 800 and 700 miles. From Riga
to the Jasiolda river, northwest OF
the Pripet marsh region, the Germans
have taken the offensive against the
Russians, probably in an effort to d.
vert the attention OF the Russians
who are in the second week Of their
. drive against the Austrians and Ger
mans from the Pripet marshes south
ward to Bukowina.
On all sectors of the northern line
<he Russians have successfully with
tsood the German onslaughts and
: Driven back the attacking forces. They
have even gained ground against
them north of the Tirul marsh, south
vast of Riga, says Petrograd.
Make Fresh Advances.
In southwest Russia, in the region
of Lutsk, fresh advances against the
Austrians are reported by the Rus
sian war office, as likewise is the
case across the border through east
Galicia. In the southern part of this
region the Russians are nearing
Czernowitz, the capital of the Aus
trian crownland of Rukowina.
Although the Austrians at numerous
points are vigorously counter-attack-
ing, the only place the Russians have
been forced to give ground was near
Bobulintze, north of Buczacz, in Ga
licia, where the Austrians were re-
inforced by German troops. The Rus
slams captured here by the Teutons
exceeded 1900. The total Of men
taken prisoners by the Russians since
their offensive began has grown to
more than $4,000.
Germans Attack French.
Northeast of Verdun the Germans
I have. thrown successive attacks
against the French positions north
Of Thiaumont, but all the assaults
we're repulsed with serious losses.
The heavy bombardment by the Ger
mans in this region extend from
Thiaumont eastward to the west and
south of Fort Vaux and to the French
second line positions Of Fort Souville
and Fort Tavannes, about three miles
northeast of Verdun.
On the remainder of the front in
France and Belgium there have been
only artillery duels and sapping oper-
\ atoms, except in Champagne, where
Berlin reports the penetration Of
French positions and the capture of
more than 100 men and four machine
guns. 50
A Russian cavalry force of 1000
men, operating between the Caucasus
and Mesopotamia fronts, has been an
initiated by the Turks, who also cap
tured large amount of war ma
terial, according to Constantinople.
On the remainder of the front in
Asiatic Turkey there is no change
in the situation.
The masking of important Bulga-
J., rian troop movements is believed to
be connected with the closing of the
Bulgar-Runlanian frontier to passen-
gers and merchandise traffic, says an
unofficial dispatch from Bucharest.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-14
RESTA AND De PALMA
SIGN TO RACE AGAIN

Chicago, June 13.-Dario Resta and
Ralph De Palma, who fought close
race yesterday for first place in the
second annual international automo-
bile derby, today signed papers for a
race between themselves next Sum-
day at Speedway park. The distance
is set for three heats of ten, twenty
four and fifty miles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-14
/STECHER THROWS SILVER
CREEK MAN WITH EASE

Silver Creek, Neb., June l3.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. Yin handicap match
tonight Joe Stecher threw Jess JQr-
dan OF this place three times in four
minutes and thirtyseven seconds. He
contracted to turn the trick in one
hour.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
registration books of the city OF
Fitzgerald will be opened at eight
o'clock A. NJ, on the morning of
the 9th day of December, 1916,
and will be kept open until the
4th day Of January, 1917, each day
between the hours of 8 a. m. to 6
p. m. for the purpose of enabling
the qualified voters of said city to
register for an election to be held
on the 18th day of January, 1917,
to determine the question wheth-
er or not said city shall issue its
bonds in the sum of $4,000 for
the purpose of building two pub
lie school houses in said city, one
in the second ward and one in the
third ward of said city.
This the 9th day Of December,
1916.
DAVID L. PAULK,
ev-ls-dedJ4. City Clerk.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20
TOBACCO IS BIG MONEY
CROP IN THE CAROLINAS

South Georgia Farmers should
do as the Carolina Farmers do
and plant a few acres in tobacco
each year. 1t will pay better than
any other staple crop under boil
weevil conditions. High, we'll
drained land-Norfolk Sandy
Loan is the best type of soil.
Seed-beds should be prepared and
5oWn by or before January 10th.
If interested get in touch with
J. NJ. Jones, formerly of North
Carolina, Tobacco Demonstration
Agent, A. B. and A. Railway, at
Fitzgerald, Ga. (No charge for
his services.) Consult your coun-
ty agent or your Banker before
planning next years crops, and be
sure to include tobacco as one of
your MONEY CROPS. You will
not regret it.
w. w. CROXTON.
Farm Improvement Department,
il A. B. and A., Atlanta, Ga.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20
Reading by Pauline Goldenberg.
Piano Solo by Mildred Shaffer.

Reading by Pauline Goldenberg.
Piano Solo by Mildred Shaffer.
Vocal Selection by the Choir.
Essay on Sidney Carton by Sarah
Mcdonald
Debate, Resolved, That More Ex-
tensive System OF Ship Subsidies be
Adopted by the Government. Will
Pryor was the first Affirmative, Stew
art F. Gelders first negative, Robert
Ricketson, second affirmative, Ralph
Cohen second negative. The last
number was defamation by Ralph
Cohen
The Parent-Teachers Association
will probably include Barbecue Din
ner in the New Years Day festivities,
which will be served from y to | 80
o'clock at a charge of Sc per plate
Then will come the flag raising, the
particular feature of the day and a
program in which alumnae and High
School pupils will participate, Later
the athletics will be pulled off, basket
ball games and field meet may also
be included Numbers of large fires
will be built on the campus so that
one may come and stay all afternoon
in comfort With this full program
there ought to be record crowd
and if the barbecue dinner meets with
successful response we may safei,
predict this as the biggest New Years
celebration ever offered in Fitzger.
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at Hawkinsville.
February 16-Hawkinsville H. S
at Fitzgerald.
With only four games to be played
at home Fitzgerald fans should give
the team excellent support. The first
game especially should be well at
tended as the money from that game
will go to pay for basket ball suits for
the team.
The vaulting pole which was order
ed some time ago has arrived and will
be put into use Immediately after the
holidays. Several boys have attained
the foot mark but were unable to
go higher OH account of the length
Of their pole. The new pole rs long
enough to suit all
Miss McElreath was i'll Friday and
Superintendent Ricketson taught her
classes Miss Bernice Echols, super
numerary, spent the day visiting Va
rious classes
Monday morning a number of the
boys, large as well as small, brought
cap pistols to school and created quite
racket with them They repeated
it Tuesday, having mimic due1s.
One of your New Years resolutions
should be to start training immediate
ly for the District Meet. Nothing will
win for us but good, hard, earnest
work. Each and every pupil can do
something for the school and should
consider it pleasure to do it.
On January 3rd the Woman's Club
will hold its regular meeting and the
program will be in honor of Robert
Burns, the Scotch poet. The senior
class of the High School has been
invited to attend. Burns was a true
genius but never had a real chance to
make name in literature. Born
poor, from early childhood until an
early death at the age of 81 Burns
was compelled to perform the hardest
sort of physical labor for an existence.
His admirers say that had he had the
opportunity he would hae placed him
self along with Shakespeare and Mil
ton in English literature. His life is
OF gripping interest to anyone, but
will be of special interest to the Sc
niors since they have been studying
Carlyle's splendid essay on the poet
and since the essay on Burns is to be
used as one of the classics in the Dis
trict Essay Contest.
The second monthly program of the
Literary Circles was given Friday
morning. Inclement weather prevent
ed many patrons from attending but
small number did come. The pro-
gram was:
Song by School.
Defamation by VIII Frazer.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20
BANK NOTICE
To Whom 1t May Concern:

After due notice by advertise
ment and otherwise, on December
18th, 1916, the Ben Hill National
Bank building, lot, furniture and
fixtures were put up at public
sale. The highest bid received
for the whole was $6,825.0O, and
the property was sold at this price
subject to confirmation of the
court.
Notice is hereby given that at
II o'clock morning of Dec. %.
1916, at Vienna, Georgia, I shall
apply to Judge George for a con
6rmation of said sale.
dcd22 c. L. Williams, Receiver.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20
NOTICE TO HUNTERS

All permits held by parties
hunting on my lanhs are hereby
withdrawn. | shall prosecute any
one caught shooting quail or any
other game on lands under my
control. Marion Dickson. At.