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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-04-20

Dr.. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver,
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for
a ~laxative-three for a cathartie.-Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-04-20

Sixty thousand tons of iron ore were
obtained from the soil of Ireland last
wear.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-04-20

Never leave the table until the 9TH
ers are through. If in a hurry, take 1t
with you.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-04-20

A smile is but a little noiseless
laugh.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-04-20

utTtUOttdtlt " WtVtut0IS
Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, a safe and sur remedy for
infants and children, and 9 that it
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-04-20

with female troubles that 1 could not do anything, and our doctor
said T would have to undergo an operation. / could hardly walk
without help SO when read about the Vegetable Compound and what
lydia =. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and a package OF Lydia T.
Pinkhams sanative Wash and used them according to fdra to91s
Mrs. THos. DIVER, 98e Milwaukee Ave, East Detroit, Mich.
Bellevue. Pa-eI suffered more than tongue can tell with terrible
hearing down pains and inflammation. l tried several doctors and
they al told me the same story; that I never could LIZ get Te1lo WITHOUT tta9 i
good many other medicines that were recommended to me and none
Of them helped me until a friend advised me to give Lydia 7, Plnk--
hams Vegetable Compound a trial The first bottle helped, l Kept
taking it and now I don't know what II is to be sick any more and l
am picking I'D in weight. lam 20 years old and weigh 40 pounds.
II viii be the greatest pleasure to me if l can have the oppor-
tunity to recommend it to any other suffering woman. MISS IRENE
FRoE1loHER, 1928 Manhattan St, North Side, Bellevue, ia"
IF Won would like special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham
Med. Co. (cOnfdential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter Will De opened
read and answered by q woman and held in strict confidence
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-04-20

Marinette, Visit went to the doctor and
he told me / must have an operation for a female
trouble, and / hated to have it done as 1 had been
married only a short time. / would have terrible
pains and my hands and feet were cold all the
time. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and was cured, and | feel better IN every
way. I give you permission to publish my name
because / am so thankful that / feel well again"
Mrs. FRED BEHNKE, Marinette, Wis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
Company NJ
Up to l04 Men

'omrsr, " ukbhpm, national guard
nov numbers 100 men ON. thirty ssN,n
more are needed io hrug 10 up 10 war
strength and NJ recruiting continues ~
mo rfrssn' rate ur'l 'ss srl NJ The
vrsF mo iu men will have hssn 20.
cured
Eisf' recruits enlisted ioH,, Tho, srs
Hpr,r. Hamilton Uubet johnson Wi
liam lhillIrs Voy Henri sylvester lie
,Nr' Rue n,l Charles Cook ,uf John
1nrier 40 mo from Oklahoma yir
Tho greater number save their Hrrs a,
I - Nc'ts url, one charles TOOK. t,
married
Strenuous drilling or vacant srount
hluug 10, Santa ts tfNyks east ~ ths
lifsl Regiment afmof, slvcs member.
NJ company " husc arrsuiss Tho msr
are heinz pvt through the manual Of
arms and various maneu,ers morning ant
afternoon ana when mess rau i'
sounded ats read, 10 plsn' their fee'
beneath tho tables NJ ihs uptown rs,
bupntH whore 'heN are cs'ine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
TROOPS OPPOSE
CHANDLER CAMP:
WAIT ON ORDER
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grafton M convenience and ,dapttuit.
C.mpsry 3, no. If. feurs pitched inside
'h, race course .' tho lbfr Irouri.
ana invited the cooks NJ Company \ OF
clinton which reached tho ,Iiy last
rieht. 10 make use Of c. cooking Hni
n.,aa outfits frho Invitation was gladl,
accepted - COMPANY had not W. 20
noon. pitched i's tent. htvUg h''n
chartered In ine granI.'snd -v rlHf
Roth 'omrpn'oa A. iN, rHIr Ground.
V'f" ft'uu,H 'N. mu.urr
tom, l0lk st Arm0ry
oklahoma tu.s Ir''. M 'rr rational
gusrd md intended pitching .smr ,t 'h"
fRir Grounds 1esttrisV Nuf were DO.
isrfed hN trr announcement tnsf Chprd
lsr hsd Nssn named es ,Nr permanent
.1rl and 6r' maintaining n''HuHpfi'rs
% ne ormor, On North Rfubto'N.
\ telephone Vbs Installed 'ht, morn nr
~ IN" Tlir Grounds ANN. ihr number
t,Hs 1875
CAPTAIN wills NJ ror'ptr' md CAP.
tain keN " COMPANY a. had their men
dfillirs 'hs gtrs'sf pHr' ~ tho morning
and reported NOT algs uf disabled man
. In stNsr "1mpln, NI me m'u were In
nn' spirits and well pleased with hs
location
Company p,m, w.u
Irwr'ur \ o' clinton vHr ufEtrIF. .
In NolrWncr 0rd make. Hu ,t rIi~r'
showing In am eUfk H.. iNa time ~ ht.
hssu IN training tapi T. Z N,lia
who ~ dentist Formerly Vts r'wNri
oi the Missouri national guard 1ui went
20 80 pltIsh. american NBr from mat
state ilr tps ht'n ivn l,Ifa v lion.
tenant and i've wears captain
NsRfN e,ry walk NJ NE Ia f'pTrs'r'e'
IN COMPANY \ Lieutenant Roach If
dussts' and lieutenant Nsruurli ~
civ engineer ~ clinton There Nfe ssn.
sfAl hsrk rwIu,rs private Duui
WHHnr .s sitNr NJ Ns clinton 'hr1rI
10 ~, viii ssri vss IN news lr''r
'h. front Two indians are In 'rr roe
'cf both farmers Dbfsn.r TAN NuI
Iv CHEYENNE Nrf Edwin rNws's
SloY, Roth bfr NmttsIf ruEiU.is
"ssso, ~ Carried
The rmptn, carries us w'."H' % HN.
rirfsi up uu tho streets Ut CLINTON Ih.
animal IL of rl~hcipn hr're and Ius
dug nm he has manifested si.onl
fame, fr' 'hn rcmr'n, ~ wil'nr, fnlk
COMPANY \ now has seventy men on
ROLLED Lieutenant Mc'fIurli was ~
A. clinton tn recruit mote mon Who
the rrmrar, lru home ~ r''ifsns ven
snmasss io tho train IN hii ~, Wv bfe
veil sUt presented iNrm w'f .Nr're'
fund sNEseilug $40 Nh,of H b. 1NnnH
Va, pri . ~ welsh presented fpH'
member U' me .umrsr, n'N H Sow To-
Hwsr' Tho, slsN received pipes 'n
n..H rHi ,snfs from clinton "H.inrs
wrr
un 'Ht 'br 'hs .rnaar, uH wi
liam Jennings pf,Rn ru hI. na1 fl. dr
iItsf q lT"'ufe ~ WeNiHfFfNff li
msds them q short ,ri patriot address
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otArHs

Nfs iia Tlummsr. N ,s,fs olt ssN
Wss' Fourth street rheumatism. burial
81 Nugusia han
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snow leading away from Marians body
Testimony Of the two tclephOn,
operators who said they overheard Or.
pet tnlklng In Marian on the night Of
February .. pleading with her 10 meet
HIM that nlsht and saying that he had
something that would nN' her alleged
delicate condition
Testimony ~ TO the three circular
white Fpots on Maunn coat, Identified
hv chemists ~ having been made b,
q .upumtratc solution Of potassium
cyanide
Argue Case Not Proved
The lawyers viii argue that with thls
evidence removed. the stat" has not
proved Dtsc and viii afk the court Ia
dlsDhrrEc the defendant A. to the white
spots II VIII be charged that they rot
there hv "a miracle or somebody put them
there This viii hc based on the fac'
'ml a month elapsed before the cont
Vls sent 10 q chemist for examination
Nothing But Hearsay
r.ording In M, defense the foot.
prints objected 10 have not been id'ntl.
n"l 49, those of Orpet and might have
been. made nS an, hodN proVing about
th"' woods the telephone conversation
Vp# not Identified as having tsken place
between Orpct and Marian and nothln-
~. hoars1y has been produced 10 chow
Orpct aud Mis- Youker we're en-
gigod Nl.s Noukcr has been m Wan.
hrGnu recently
Just before court convened states A.
'oru,, pndy nL'd that she would MOI
h. Called A. a wiin"s. Ne CAV" M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
emBaoIpeeIEs
MEXICAN ENVOY ASKS
WHAT TROOPS MEANT
IN GOING FROM BASE
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anxiety with which th, situation v1s
Viewed There % enough similarity
uons M, border rrporh to convince
them that , serious .l,sh occurred. who.
ever may have he'u ne srgrss.pf and
whatever the uu'.o " hes trnulh'
Vsr with Mexico 20 close that official.
ssy any hour msy s's the conflict in
full swing
rc.olu'ion authorizing tho pfssiient
20 ifon national guiflsmou Vil.ing 10
ilke tho federal os'h lmmedt.tc't into
.h" regular arm, under the terms 0f me
new army hi'I Vss submitted TODAY ht
secretary Baker 200 'h'Fmru ltt uf 'hr
iuu., wrHr, .umwft., 50. lIu lM
Hr would .lI % np sl'wiu HuI pros.
.nr immediate action
"ay seek Special RuI,
n possible NJ Hs, sd. he would
obtain .ur'iirt'i0u 0f the resolution bs
unanimous consent hui o." vps rrrrprei
iu 'sk fnr re- special r.. ~ u',N.
~, resolution differs sliEh'l, from 'he
provision ~ the measure original, pre.
pared for bringing 'hs national guard
into federal service m that n would
provide FOR service during tho period
~ 'hr emo s"nry Instead NJ ihs rrfoi
of th. vHt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
Guards Discuss
Their Families

Il VS. r., the utsi regimen, armov
~ noon iuia, \ rumhsf rf m'iusmen
vsfs snilrr ai decks HrI iHh'ss avail.
nf ihr fa'ufH rf ih,.r .nmtsf.. 'ur
w.Ht
Or knew 'hi wt wife H.f mN
uUun b. stsr rsff r iHfHr rr sb
ssr.s wouldn't rafs u vs Vsfs called
io the border for five ,ssfs uW the
observation o' one DURING dIsrussinn
~ family msinisnsncs
'Ihatt lust what's Noffilns me- an.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
Oklahoma MAY
Supply Animals

usNhoms ma, furnish ~ number n
,hs 10 soO mules sri a. na5 N0rsss called
iur b, tho government few fsNs $50
iNf avut uar
ps,H = Nrurtsf iHssi ho4fs and mule
rutrfs viI submit "a tIi 'H 'Fr 'rriHlnf
.siI1r Hi iNfi Wsrr N.'nrr n.,f NNu.
ds. when bid' afs iu hr rrrrri
A,,nidirg tN tho ntW ihs iH's nf
oklahoma. Iu srts o the enormous
tfsir uprr supplies n spimsls srnt ir
France. England and ltsN rUuld si'i'
tutnish enough mounts 10 fIi ihs need
" the American arm,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
ORpET DEFENSE
SAYS EVIDENCE
IS INCOMPETENT
Will Move on Five Points to
Have Case Taken
From Jury.

WAUKLGAN. m June 90 The mo.
ton which counsel for william n orp't
charged win the murG,r OF Marian Ian
bert viii make 10 have the c1Ho taken
from the iury viii me- based largely on
the alleged incompotency NJ much of tho
states evidence
The motion viii be- made as soon n'
tho lAst witness fpr the prosecution had
been heard probably today
Incompetent and lmmaterial
The attorneys. James II Wi'korson
end Ralph Z Potter. viii move that tho
following be- stricken from the record
~ Incompetent ana 'mm1t'ru n rnlI-
ton 'o the charge of murder
i-Orpets reported engagement in CO
loste Noutcr
The presence M cyanide NJ popf
,um In the ash heap whore It is al.
lered 10 have hecn thrown ON orders OF
ornete father four dlls after Marian.
death
3 Testimony a. to foot nrints In The
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
Preparedness VS.. Unpreparedness
KANSAS MISSOURI READY

CHICAGO 1une 20 In .ompl..
ancc ui'H TIE request ~ General
Funston FOR additional troops on
the border luumrti0us have 7e'u
Issued 10 the army authorize
70 expedite the mastering NJ Kan.
~ md Missouri national guard
regiments T6ls ~ taken to md.
cate tina these organizations v'l'
he the nrst state units 10 enter
the federal service under the r.
cent cal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
To fortii, The system Against
Smmmcf Heal.

NbH H.rr. uf Groves rt's.Fs. yN|
rHHH mRf, H ppr'i.r H tale 'hn
nt standard rrmsi. regular. '1 tnt'ir
iNr System agH|nr tho lrpfrVirc effect
uf tummrr heat as those who ate stfons
Withstand tho heat of summer better
than thuse Nho ate Vrak Price toc .
AiN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
u,lp,NGptpwits

fa. f'a N.f Nrn tHHfi iiaH'H
clinton t.uHm la.'rf, .ls isfi Nsin
1na afNrt vbtsfuum : 'u
S'sVsft W'lrHaN nr. .irn Hsms
tvsiNnf tils Wsf Sixteenth street
ilnrN
y Klein tnuntr, GO s.sirf, rst.
tern shcr. 1909 west second street. i.6o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
The Fair
Sl.OO LINGERIE WAISTS, 4SC

Lace trimmings. embroidery trimmed
frillpd rrort votles. some with embroidery
sailor collars. all sizes
$3.50 SILK WAISTS. SlA9
Crsp, de- Chino, pHsHl Willow Hnnutai,
SATIN striped all sk ghirtngs all .olors
and Sizes
Sjss WAISTS, H19
Cfrrr de- Chine IN all colors m-ttil-
orSd style. some with large collars and
nll'i fronts. all sizes
81 AND 81 WAISTS. sl9s
Cfope de chine all over lnccs and com
hnsion nj lace and crepe newest effects,
an colors
GEoRGETrE CREPE WAISTS aqs
Newest STYLES, large collars and TITLED
fronts ,olors white nr.h peach. NIlo and
rose. worth TO bp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22

eT.lnch FlouncingS-Vorh 7'c
and boC ? and i.inCh band lnscl-
tion. worth 25c
ENBaolpealGS &C.
Narrow edges ami insertions
worth 5o
LACEs AND TRIMMINGS 5e 70.
Linen laces Tprchon ltrcs. fancy
giloons wide applique mixed
assortment worth TO iic yard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
MISSOURI MAN KILLED,

SArrLPA, Okla june % Especial
Herman stokes of springfield Mo
wa killed no cnrl ioda, b, freight
tfeIn llo vus about p wears old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
Children's Lingerie Dresses
Reorganization Sale of
Embroideries, Ribbons and Laces
ENBpOIDEpIES &c.

Matched sets dainty edge
heavy rnmhric edges with hand
machine work worth 10 2oc yard
FANCY RIBBONS We.
checks stripes and flowers,
width. 10 y luch'r. hair how
qualities. worth fo 1gu yard
NORMANDY VAL LACtS Sc.
Matched set. Nid'N, 90 3
inches. worth 20 20c yard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-22
Vital Statistics
e,er,,s

o. riu FfuNN ,islF ,Nlf h,r,s m ihs
home OF tHuf rsIgNH.i .sW = q y e.
ssl f'f ins .n, editor ~ The Times aud
'si him ifs 's.is
Nr and Nr. y > Iibii 40 East
tlshth street efl
Wf sn1 NIf % : walker tN' E.st
Seventh street ~,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-06

WANTRD-5OOO bu White.
FCorhl,44 Dhdd SdPpiyEo.a:Is
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LEGAL NOTICE
|EIfA AAlLfS !

Notice Of sale to BE made BY BY
Christopher L. Williams, Re-
ceiver, Ben A1T National Bank
of Fitzgelald.-o fhs. Bank build
ing and real estate upon which
it is situated.
Notieeaig hereby given las pro
@ }rsis6 by 79Sbs 5ig g8tz By 3 r.
lin the ,RbsenceafJB F.uGeoges
from his circuit, dated November
Is, 1916, that there will be soldbfl
18th day of December, 1916, in
front of the bank building, of the
Ben Hill National Bank, in the
city ofFitzgsgalds ATTIC qcloek. "a:
m, to the highest responsible Bid
der at public sale, the, following
propeftS,, toSwit: J ri = ( Il
West thirty feet of lots one and
two, block FIVE, square eleven, Cor
ner Pine and Main streets, I'M
proved by the bank hNildnaaof
the Ben Hill &atienal BaNk Go 4
The receiver will reserve the
right to reject gny,andSalt bais.
This November ~ ,s1ol6.&S1<
Christopher L. Williams.
Receiver Ben Hill National
Bank, Fitzgerald, Georgia. irC
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@ FOR S ALE ri W

FOR SALE-Shetland PONY.
Inquire at Leader-Fh9erprise Of
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fHa
EARN AGENTS SRENTa RUSX

!. IL. ]. i
The flying squadron OF the A.
B. and a., county agent !. t. Pitt
man and Prof rtef-of- tthee-lCoGtl=1
.lege3of Agriculture cult Is e1xfIsai ted Aba
Salem School, ." Y55dinngs CHAPEL
and OsfeTiiefd F tuesday and at
Zach Of these RAEes hlked 70 fa5 I
mers on diJfsiFieat19n andsnetA4
DDS for fighfa1gs the { boil sWeeYag
TUESDAY night was. spent at Union
sdmpI where severag hqnarsd lis4
tened ITO the, eRcouragirIg talks BY
Extension "a gent W. gR. Thicker !
of the a B. and A., Nj. -Piittmaa,-
Prof Firer, and to short talk on,
Ben Hill countys greatest need,
Better Rutal.6chaols"{b4 Editor
Gelders. The close attention Civ
en- to the speakers and ithe -ge1ler-
gus applause. accorded each OF;
thems showed that ,their7pisit. was
appreciated, although a .box4.se-,
gal was the feature ,of>the,e1e4t
nlng., ssaJsd sysW9eTeW asjnI
/ Today the squadron Isl visiting.
eureka, Dorminy, Crisp and Eve
ergreen2 schools Il Thursday twill
De occupied in VISITS to Vaughn
Taylor, Bowen $ MiH and Queen
land school a.fFhes people 'offthe
county arctic becongrattAated On
having the cooperation of these
gentlemen ia their farm opera
tions and great &ood'is hoped; TO
be accomplished during the year.
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F|NdRtt1 HEtQQUNI-
ERS nR GMGbt TbRA
WW WORKERS IN So GEORGIA

- With the appointment Of J NJ
Jones, Of .gsrlA5CaroaAa,I Tob8G
60 DemonstfaaiSn Agel4 land# II
e Proctor, formerly Farm Dem
ohstfati6h Agent att Thdnlas9ille,
G.} as Agricultural Field Agent,
the A. B. and a. Railway viii
have big force of highly trained
specialists working in the interest
of diversified farming in South
Georgia. Aneespeeial effort will
be made tosintroduee the. growing
of bright tobacco around Cordele,
Fitzgerald. Moultrle, Douglas and
Nichols, where three years Of ex-
perimenting has demonstrated
that a very high grade Of sriok-
ing and Cigarette tobacco can be
successfully grown. y 2fifHi i q
Mr.. J: NJ. Jones, a practical
grower of tobacco, who has serv-
ed the Z. S. Department OF; Az
riculture for several years as a
demonstration agent, wifi aid the
farmers along the "A. B. and AZ.
Railway in the preparation 81
plant beds, building barns, trans
planting, cultivation Of the crop
and the curing Of the yellow weed
known in North Carolina as the
farmers green back" ''-A '.''7'I
Mr.. L. G. Proctor, formerly
Farm Demonstration Agent III
Thomas county, viii also Join the
forces of the A. B. and A. Rail
way, and HE will devote his great
est effort, in addition to growing
tobacco, to increasing the acreage
in cantaloupes, the Pink Queen
and Honey Dew varieties, Which
lis expected 10000 acres will be
planted along the A. B. and A.
Railway next season. g
Then it is expected to extend
the watermelon territory further
North, SO the shipping season
may be prolonged at least three
weeks. and it is hoped that Doug
las, Fitzgerald; aCordele, Monte
yuma and even Talbotton may vie
with Thornasville as watermelon
centers in the years to Come. So
long as the Industrial conditions
in the North remain good, a good
market may be expected for many
more melons than have heretofore
been shipped froml Georgia, III.
! Up many. SECTIONS increasing in
teresttis being manifested in early
peaches and large PAINTINGS, are
expected to be put out in. Goffees
Ben Hill, Thomas. Crisp and
Dooly counties during the present
winter. i2n.qot=r3b i ~
Farmers WhoTwant7 to get FIRST
hand information about DIVERSE
fed iif5aaFfmflGin farming should place them
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We were glad tohear1 from the
boys down there, and1ittwill give
us pleasure TO publish 4al-letter
each week Of the doingsrfof the.
boys of Company CID. aai Is
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Company3u's ThaSksgR1lnS
Iinner {9nfIisl4 3oAthe fgfoIbgf
Roast Turkey andsdressn1S tcr1aTT1gg

ComRanJ2n'5 f1Th4tksgRling
dinner S9nsisa% bfthe f9tloMhgG
Roast Turkey andsdresshng, e 4a ANY
BERRY ~sape9 reastg pork, qneshed
p9tatbeslWitA efeafi, celetfafruit
cake,i green peas Bread aid but
ter, sweet pickles and one barrel
of root beer, assorted nuts and
candies. 81. ~ 1e.A.-
= - II ID j., aa.<5
G. F. Huff has been promoted
from corporal to cook. Al
~ 7TctEt}0i5l9 ritf
1 Sergeant Geo. Crawford, has
beer, promoted from line Sergeant
10 Supply Sergeant
/ Privates. Ray Futch and A. D.
Giles have been promoted to- cor
porals; Il rel ."
-N.3, .fi-xrlT ,.4e. =
Buck Huff says that he has
been from coast to coast but, Fitd-
gerald is the place for him. l.;
I -y{f NM
Sergeant Crawford has, qompos-
a piece of poetry entitled ITO the
Texan" Will send copy to the
Leader nterprise later and get
them printed on post cards: / -
The Fifth Regiment is
growing side whiskers; the Sec
ond Regiment goatees and the
first is growing mustaches. The
ones that have qualified in Com
pany C for fnustaches are:
list Sergt. l.. s! Norris.
Sergt. Geo. Crawford. as
Sergt. w. H. Crawford.
Cook Earl Thurston. ta
Cook Buck Huff.
Private Red Coady. c
Private Red Rowe.
Private Th6s. Bradley EiT
oergt. Morgan RlgsBy.' @4
SeFgt~-4,eta~NAs atsen-SsfiitIEa ,,-.-----
Company { has. just i * Come i. in
from out pos, duty on the Rio
Grande. : ~
Dear Mr.. Editor, when. we get
the Enterprise the boys. value II
as high As, they. do pay day. When
we, get through with It we, carry
it; to the Y, NJ, G. A. Many
thanks Tor it., and hope, you will
continue to, send it,. :. /.
y - ,,t.& 531 yaA ,n -na
We arc getting mighty lone
some down. here with nothing to
do I'VE either want to cross, the
Rio Grande aH go home i Will
sendia write-up, eneesafweek; IN 81
raW -aj George. Crawford. ~
t9'h ied1 @rrr---rt ,IataI
We were glad toheafl from the
boys down there, and1ittwiIl give
us pleasure TO publish "a letter
zach uyaPk 0f Al1e rfni,,,ers, rf1,f- ~, a
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-06

Lorenza bod. Hutsoh, sheriff of
Spaldfhg fe6dhty,s died Suddenly
following fish tflatt=fTe ate-foFs SUPP.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-06

They they oil Hill county Plenty Of
oil and gold in the surface of that good old farmers friend if
but d often enough and ntelgey No need risk good
money ongfar down when results certain right
Ganette9 + *9f III, l.t1 t"l ~
Wen Bro Herring but we Just Have gasoline
those thousands tourists that travel the Dixie Highway and
might as well keep John p from getting it all l 1
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS faao2 ssisreise
ssvo4lz BY Jesse F. Geders, Oklahoma City, Okla.
bontenment consists being satisfied Therefore the
easily one Satisfied, the greater will be his contenmeht
51,sf5soc,al ~.
What has become the oldfashoned who remark
"Youre the only pebble the beach,? Hs s,a,
aatl7f &3n.}- !. IL -a,3TI
After engagements joke gets pretty
'''Ao' o. iPfer 1aa4l*a k3*a*
The Prof who fed those people day.
after all At this the food alone the family Of FIVE $500
day $50 month Then the and the clothes aboring
still Have something worry about 7r< s,yf-ae
Asos we'd like see feed hungry school
nuoa asaaa e.a 49, @.l,* **
wen bet that Capt Kidd admires the modern Food
That is he has reformed which case will
tsd .e.,at*r* *54 j., +. .5~.1
One bean will soon be worth bean @@,l eaH
*'5*"* ~ & @d = t'<t So - lHl.@aa
But all this idle talk leads Hunger ven change the
'7"iao '@a9o *4* Il e **a.*a rs s4ri, s4.24 as Il
"A loose tongue great liability" >1.oensal
~ *"* *'* *|* u aane15 rst
But isn't nearly 50 convincing as letter f2" '
r''cha a .7sl,r* = = 2*N* 4e,, !, IS ,,,,-1 ~.
Just when gasoline ready agansome Pennsyl-
vania railroad local coaches with gao
inf Which will give the standard to boost the vital
aluld" again ..s.5acl ..s~,g,s.lt
feraa nos fna21* e,*l *1* t*s.aaal + n -.yl~
THE turw is losing significance rising genera
o~ ~ a19t x *n*7* 4re* ~ rIj@ aaalg
Conservation and consary asq Incompatible 5 i, ,I
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-06

Wanted Lands west oflthe
Dixie Highway in Ben Hill coun-
W, Write. description AND prizes.
P. o. Box SIS, Fitzgerald, Ga. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-06

~. .IeHiiV, ii 500 4iI-1 !
selves IN touch with his County,
Demonstration Agent, and these,
t + Experts p5f tbs 4, p and "a,
t>aff55EaSrq ST ,1tz sneloql {
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-06

We arc getting9ymightyr lone
some down here with nothing to
do,44We either want to cross the
Rio Grande aT go home Will
sendia write-up,e neeaaiweek; ana
r4W az George Crawford 5.r