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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

bate li6 eeipeieert, einen gertreter
sur @onieren5 81 I6iden.
Soton Sorton, non ser S6efiielo
6ormS SIomion Geder Company,
mar ie6r emp6rt ais er bon ser
SonOlunaspeiie Scr 9oroeu Gomp.
b0rte.
oGos 1T cine S6onoe" Ioote er,
niebt perOeu mir iolgen iul0 oen
iibertriebenen &reiS be3o6len miilien,
Gie 6oIge oopon miro lein, OoB meb.
rere @eieIlibaiten 6anfcrott ae6en
meroen. @s meint, 0aB Sic NtilG.
@eielliboiteu $S,O0O,0OO perlieren
unO Die 5armer Oieien 9etroa gepiu.
nen meroen.
@l lild5ufu6r Derringert
SerieD GitD, 5. Oft. ~ g}ur
ungefGbr 80 9ro5ent ser normolen
@lil6lieferlmgen murocn 6eute bier
empiongen. Gieie wuroe unter Sim.
Oern itnO inter ole, meIde ser W3ild,
obiolut beoiirfen, pertbeiIt. %oli5i.
item baben cine ghliiteIhmg oemodt
mie piel &inOer itno Sronfe, OiC
@lilb beuotbigen Ii6 in ieOem SonIC
beiiuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
Sto6I eiue g3ruIdie.

Die @ebeimpoli5iiten 8rooIeD mb
Nltfinion oerbofteten eeitern glbeno
oen gleger &i1oro glnOerion BON ytr.
COG, @ruce.StraBe, lnter Ser Sln-
idulOieung. oneeblid aus Dem Souie
bon S. &mlfmanr, glr. 2719, gtorO-
GborIeS-S -StroBe, cine golOene @roi6e
I'M @ertbe bon $15 geltoblen au bo-
ben. 9lnoerion orbeitet fir cine
Eronsport. @eiealdoft uno bat ou-
l6einenO, ais er in Dem Soule ell
%odet obboIte, Die 8rolbe mitge.
nommeu. SSm Sauptqortier ser @e-
beimpoli5ei puroe Der geitoblene @e.
aenItono rnter Dem Senr0 oeS Ser
Dotteten gefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
Sin $oStcr. 22 9SefIettc.

9Gltooun, &o., 5. Sftober
Gin @iann pir6e eetootet, elm anoe.
rer miro pernid)t rno 90 Gcrloueu.
einiblieBlid aht 9oitbeouiter, wur.
ocn berlest, ais in oidteu gacbel
belrte Morgen eit Wtercantile Gr.
preB5ug Der a9euniDIonnio @abn"
in eiueu 5rodlt8ue ouf Dem 8obnboi
bon Selpistomu bineinfubr. Ser Ct.
preB5ue batte 90 Wlinuten @erIpG.
tltue umo poIlte Sie 3eit mieoer Elm.
bolen.
Der Sofomotibfiibrer, 70 miro Sc.
ridltet batte i'm Nlebel Elm rotbes
Signal nidt ieben fonncn, bis eg All
ipGt mar. Ser GoOtc muroe ais
Scott @ihelberger, Der GouOuftclir
Oes 6rodt5uees, crfonnt. Sein aor.
per pur0e linter ben Sriimmern ber.
porgebolt. Sic iieben ltann, melhc
perntiBt neroeu, iino iDobrI6einlih
Die &iebmGrter, bic lid in ben iiebcn
&iebuasen befonoen. Scr @rprcli.
aug mar aug Stobllpoegons siionl.
mengeiett uno ooriu Iieet ocr
@rno, Dab feline Eoiioeicrc perlcet
puroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

nodte 6eute 6efanut, oaB er bon Sc
remiab u. G'9earD, Sen ErGiiOenten
Der o9lnericon Grub SocietD,1 allf
$4,000 Sdaoeneroe oerfIaat NOR
oen iei. Die 9egriinOung iei ibm
niNt befannt gemaht worOen
Sr. 0'2earp ioeie. er niiiie cine
9lusiaae, pelde Srn. 9)icGormid au-
ge6lid 3im llr6eber baben ioa, 5li.
riidiueiien cine 9Iusioae, in Der er
Oarii6er fritiiirt muroe, ooB er oem
@r6iioenten g9illou cine beleiOigeuOe
Gepeide eeihidt babe. Sn ser Sc.
peide botte Sr. 0'2eorp oeu &r6ii.
Oenten fritiiirt peil CT oie 9lner.
feunrna omerifouiiber 9ledte bon
Seiten @nglono's niht Ourhiebe uuO
neil er Srn @ilion eeiogt babe, er
wiiroe uidt fir ieine g9ieoerua6l
itimmen.
9r. gSlllon ontmortete, CT mliroc
iid oticf eeOemiitbiet fii6Ien menl
Sic (Serr S'9eorp) oOcr SemanN
onOers pie sic fir mid Itimmen
miirOen." llnO fiigte bin5u: ga Sic
5u 10 picleu unlopoIen gImerifanern
3ugong baben inO i'd nidt 10 err
Jude i'd sic, oieie 9otifoit Sbnel
5u ii6ermitteln."
Syn oieIer SluSiogc, oie Srn. DC
Gornid ougebIicb gum &erfaiier bai
ben loQ, unO sic am A. Sftober er-
IdlicL boiirt Sr. 0'2eurp ieine Der
lelnlOungSflage
Srn S'2earDS 9lnpaIt, Sobn g.
SoncS, Iaete beute, Sr 0'Seorp be.
obiihtiee aub oac 3eihmgen oiC
i6m oas 9lebt abseiprodeu baben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Den N}aler begra6en uno getootet
Sieben @taun Der 2oI6mannidaiteu
muroen 5par lebeno, aber l6wer per-
lebt ee6orgen
Ole gtomen ser GoOten, ipeI6e bis
lett feitgeiteat ipuroeu, IinO: Heo.
Gormac 93 Sabre alt; 9lep. 9ruoer
Clement, 70 Sabre alt; 2ouiS 0io.
lean @lorriioupiue, Sas.; SorrD
9uooe, lieutenant inn Seuer-Gepor,
tement; GOmaro Giinnert, 5euer-
me6rmonn; W}i6oel @aterS, Sieiltc.
nant DER 6euerpebr; Sobn @oribaa,
@eorge Yolmg imO Sliuer Sodion,
iSeuerlue9rIeute; @. S6crrD, @ddter
oeS GoaegS.
IoS 6eier puroe bon 9ruOer gl6.
ban Dem 9fegiitrar oeS Colleges, ent.
oedt. @r eob Oen 9llarni o6 unO ell,
te uah Oen unteren GGumeu po 105
Stuoenten unO 80 NlitgIieOer Der
5ofultdt gum 6rii6itiid oerionmeli
wareu Sie 0erIieBeu Oos @ebduOc
in 9r0Bter Sronlng.
Ger GerIlit beIGuft iih ouf mebr
ais 100000, ser tbeilpeiie OurdSer'
li6eulng eeOedt lit.
Der llnterribt miro am 6reitaa
IN Der Smith glcooemD, IN ser Dor.
iibergebeno Quartier BON ser @oib.
inatou lluiperiitGt angeboten ipuroe
picOer ouigenommeu. Die llrioHl
oeS granoeS fonute nicbt ieiteeiteIli
peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Gr beiprab sen ruropdiihen &rieg
mo omeritoniidcS @eiddtt unO CT.
flGrte, 9lmerifa iei ebettio bereit 5u
f1nipfen, ipie irgeno cine 9lotion Der
@elt, aber Der @rino miiBte elm @e.
redter iein. gla6 Dem &rieee, 10
ioate er, miiBte oieie 91otion elmer
9iga bon gtationen beitreteit oerett
sIuigabe es iit Oen ssrieoen Der @elt
3it belpahren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06


Die @ereiuigten Staoteu. gbenio
Ie6r pie iraeno cine anoere
@}ac6t. 9l6er lire Sohe muB
aerebt ieiu 60 ipridt @il.
lon.
Sma6o, g}e6., 5. Sft. 4Srdf-
Dent g9iliou fam 6ellte sum eriten
@}oIe felt Der groiiuna ieiuer Cant.
payne na6 Sem WiitteIpeien. sybm
muroe ein eroBartiser Gnpiang bon
oae sen Gallienoen Oie iitb sur Soften
SSobresieier pon g}ebroSfo ein9eilln.
Oeu 6otten. Ser @rdioent 5eigte ii6
iebr erirelit 8por belt er feline ipe.
8iiiide @ampogue-&eoe. ood mieS er
bier itn0 ga auf oos bin mas oie SlO.
miuiitrotion in 9e5ug olf cin6eini.
ibe @ntwidllmg mo ousp6riieen
Sanoel geleiitet babe.
Sn Der &eOe bon beute 9}ahnittag
erllorte DER HrdlIoent, Dab nud) Dem
Srieae Die Ser. Stooten in einenl
neuen 3eitolter leben ipiroe, ooenu
ole no6lteu 5ebn Sabre, 10 iogte er
oniilien mir Der @elt oieuen. 0ies
dnoert alle conuner5ieaen 5rogen e
onoert ollie politii6en 6roaen, es an
oert ale SSrogen III 9e3ua oui Elm
beimiihe Gntipidhmg.~ Gr lGuanct,
eS, ooB ser SanoeI Der Iebteu SSobr,
bcionoers ourch oeu aricg itimulirter
Grport beitonoen Bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
@eitcrc @ciuriie, Oek
YrO6ibitiOn ni6t
berbiCtet.
9icier glrtitcl 1T aus Oeu StaNt-
gieniefcitsipalten Oesu uGlarfSburs
0aig Selesram." Bon CgruGi-
bitiOnS) W, %a. OOm 2.
SftObcr 1916.
@rOfe AuantitGten bon SpiritnOien
nerOen bereingebradt uuO NiGn-
ner merOcn arbeitsnnfGbig.

getreiber BON GobIenberenerfen
Oes @Iarfs6urg QiItrifts beidne.
rem ii9, OoB ole @robibitions.@eiete
oes StoateS 10 penig bea6tet mer.
Oen oaB i'm gau5er Giitrift Die 6or.
Oering BON &o6len ernIili6 be6in.
oert miro.
@s miro erflGrt SAB ser Sonntag
inter oen @ergletten ollQemetn ais
Elm Sog OeS ,Suifes" ouertonnt 1T
imO 6oB cine @ebrbcit Der 0lGpuer
70 betrlmfen werOen, ooB iie ni1t i'm
StanOe iino, am Montag @iorger
sur glrbeit 81 fommen gus Elm &c
iultat Der @iniii6rung mebrerer Gi.
item @bisfeD ont Sonntog N1oreen
in elm 9erglperf, oireft peItlib ser
Staot, 70 miro bebnuptet, feiern allie
9ergleute II. @lontog mar OaS @erf
ge5mmgen, Oen 9etrieb ein3uiteQen
S5n einem onoeren fleineren gerf
oitlif DER Staet iollen neun3ebn
Nldnner sur g(r6eit 5u betrunfen oe-
melen len. 9(Ie 9lnlagen innerbal6
oeS 0iitrifts moren am @2ontae in
abulid1er Gage.
Gle 9etrie6SIeiter iaeen, eS iei
ebenIo Ieibt fir eineu 9erginanu,
&bisteD in oeu N}iueulagern inn
GolntD 81 faufen, ais eiuen 2aib
9roO ooer ein 9tiid 6Icild. G}an
gIalbt, OoB ser meiite in Oen Nlmen.
itdoten Oerfmlite gS6iSfev BON pro.
feiiioneIIen o9ootIeggcrS" in 9[uto.
mobiIeu bereingebro6t wiro. 3ebn
Slntomobile, zines 6inter Dem on0e.
rem, ioIlen Dor einigcn glddten nit
9roBen &ooungen g9biSfe1 in oas
@ountD sefommeu iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
glenn WlcnidcnIc6cn nrrInren.

81. &ouis, 5. 9ftober. Sn
einem 6eiier, pelheS Oen Nlittel6ou
Oes Colleges oes OrOens Der GbriIts
li6en 9riioer beute einGiberte, iou.
oen, ioipeit man ipeiB, geiuiB neuu
@'onu ibren GoO 3ipei ser oIten
Sriioer puroen bout Seuer i'm flint.
ten Stodmcrf ii6erroidt Slim Sen.
eripebrleute, oie bonn Oritten Stod
IN Den aeucrrmtm biuobgeriiien
wuroen, murOen unter elmer fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
@rieffnHen.

Drei u bonnenten. III DSSlt
oos 9erIiner S6IoB Stoots- ooer
Eripot. @ieentblm oes Goilers9"
Stoots. Gigentbum.
oSot 9reuBen fir ieinen 2onotoe
oer5eit' nod Elm 0reifIolien- -@obl-
reHt ODER ooS oIIgemeine, eleide imo
gebeime &oblreht9" ~ Qreifloiien.
SS. No. n@am bat Zeppelin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
g[r6eiten nm sdlnI6nNaet.

0ie S6ul.Gomnilidre orbeiteten
aeItern Io6niittoe in elmer @ebeim-
litune wieoer an Der glufmobuna
oes S1ulbu6gets fin 1917. GS miro
ermortet ooB oos 9uoeet bis 8ir
nahiten regelm0Bigen Seriammhme
om @littpod, oen If. Sftober, fertig
eeiteat lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
9cntidjcs SScrciusIc6cn.


ouf muiifoIiib oromotilde I'm
terbolhmgen Dor. "A n@ermania-
D3Gnnerdor" trifft @orfebringen
fir ien Stifhluesfeit. Der
nGeuti6e arieeerbuuO" Wia
e6enfoas oen Eoe ieiner @riin-
Oine feiern.
Gie NlitglieOer Oes 0eutiben Gbe-
oter.9ereins maren eeitern 9lbenO
in i6rem 9ereinslofnl, Dem ,9erIi.
ner Sol" eifrig oamit beidditiet
bier groBe &iiteu boil Bidder inO
Seite, Die Gbeoteritiide entbielten
ourd5uieben lmo aeeignete Stiide
ous5lIu6en. 0ieie bier &ilteu poll
Bidder paren Dem 9erein bonn
o@ermonio N1Gnnerdor" 5rm @e-
l6enf qemabt moroen. Ger Sbenter-
Gerein 6eet Die 9lbii6t, fir Oas I'M
Somuor ItottfinoenOe Stiitllngsielt
einen Masfenball 5u orrongiren.
glm Wiittmod glbeno 6otte li6 cine
Delegation oes Gbeoter-9ereins nod
Ser ,,8ormGrts Solle" begebeu, Inn
Elm 3uIammenarbeiteu ser beioen
Gereine IN ge5lig ouf Gbeoteralli-
iiibrlngen mO 5eitlicbfeiten m5ure-
gen. Mou fam therein, OoB 0elega-
tionen beioer &ereine am Sonntae
nad Dem Nlunm oes SurnoereinS
0GormGrtS" sur 9erat6ime 5uiam-
menfommen lollen.
p@ermanin Nf Gnnerd or.
SIN .@ermania.Mdnnerbor" fan-
oen geItern 9lbeno bier neue Nlitglie-
Ger ibre glufnabme. 9Ille @orberei-
hngen fir ole 9ereinsieItli6feiten
om fommenoen Sonntag lm0 Dieu.
itag nnldBIi6 6es 6O-iG6rigeu Stii.
tilneSfeites lino 10 5iemlib erleOiet,
rnO olle ieben Den &eronitaltlmgen
nit freuoiaer Spanmmg entgegen
o0eut der &riegerbun0."
Sn leiuem Souptquortier, &iifielS
SoQe, bielt geliern 9lbenO ser ,0ellt.
lde Grie9erbimO bon Baltimore" iei.
nen reeelm6Bigen 9lppeQ inter Dem
Soiptmann &il6. S0r uuO SeIotpe.
bel $. &oient6ol o6. Gs mimoen
Gorbereitlngen fir OaS I'M Sftober
itattfinoenoe 81. StifhingSfeIt &c.
trofien, 5u peldem Ginlooungen be.
reits mSgelanOt fpurOen. Yaitor Or
$. Sofmonn plr0e gebeten, ole 6elt-
reoe 3il boIten. 5erner beihloB Der
9uno, cine neue ariegsanleibe 5u
foiiien, unO purOen peitere Griegs-
SHlfsmorten aus gfetu Dort be5o.
.sgen. @lei65eitig murOer @orldl1ge
'S'Sir ole fommenoe 8abl eenadt, lmo
biro ser ariegcrbrnO miiien, tpie er
lid Der @oIitif oes Srn. 8illon se.
aeniiber 81 berbalten bot. GeSglei-
6en muroen oeridieoene GonereB-
WlitglieOer in0oiiirt
yM elo sic"
Ser @eIangberein n0feIooie" ii6te
eeItern 9(6eno oie 9ieOer fir Oas 81
joeranItaltenoe Gon5ert 9lu6 mur.
Oen ole 6ei ser @elegenbeit 3ur 9iuf-
fii6rung fommenoen SbeaterItiide
Our6gcucnimen Su ser bonn ErG-
iioeuten @eorg goee eeleiteten sc.
idGitsIieung gelangten lalieuoe Ga.
den 5ur @rleOigung.
,Wl o3art % Gnuerhor."
SSn ser eeiirigen Sibung Oes nNio-
5ort MGnner6ors~ I'M @ereiuslo.
foIe Scr. 1921, 0rleausitroBe, ging
inter gorIis oes &rGiioenten gl6ert
u. W1oggc Die GeIegotenwabl fir Ole
Der. SGnger bon Baltimore Dor iicb,
ilno 5par Wior StrouB mO gilbert
Moaee Cine @inIoOurg bonn @e'
loneoerein ,Wielooie@ 81 Oeieu fonl.
menoen 9ol wurOe aneenommen.
Inter Seitung oeS Girieenteu @eO.
Eoblmann purOen oeridieOene Sic
Der fir oie ipdtereu Gou5erte ourb-
geii6t.
Sta6I cine gruIde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
0ier ii Gin 8enac.

pie ,,9empet goa" cine fiOremOe 8eitnua ocs 2Se-
fens, nit einem 2eGorO fir 2rua66dngis6eit Der @e-
Oan6en nnO SdmOGung OWO6 in i6ren 2lenigGetspaftem
dGs aud IN i6rem eOUreaem ArttReGn Orn6te Guem
cine tatii(Ge Rngd6 Die pir 1T Oer 2(nrdnOuug ma6
OruGen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

oieies Gelearamm ueldeS er ais
b0aig onae6radt be3eidnet, an Sen
9rdiioenten 8u i6ideu, ebenfals 5i
Oerflagen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
9err $ti1trnteeber

a jeoer gdbr in Baltimore bat elmer 3ct ais Gdporeuer
ge6ient Sn Oeiem Dient boren ec Sen Saser 8csniB
q geben mo Sic b6ren Oen Anseasu 8egniB sen; ob
Gfonn Oein 3cnuh idmeritcn iuS @widt idlt 1T Ser
8enee ser 8ge uf snO een miro nm bcr sic tbo
adidm 8uduOe" ue @ a ou Goa 6oesc bcbcn oissu-
oeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Sn @n6erodt 0eir Gbotiou miro fen loDoer Baltimore oor
mmen $robibion uerer groBen @letropoe 5u brngm
Brobbton bat etS fir oas in6urieae 0 moraide @odstbmt
eSer Soot @ per6bd erpein Der bre @usibrune bett
moroen it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
@auce 6. @leGurnid Ocrflust.

9Iefu Oort5. Sftober. Sauce
6. NlcGormid, Der Goriieeuoe oes oe.
mofratiiden gtationoI . GomiteS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

iein critics 2uitibiff eebout2~ Ssi
1905. Die 6raga 1T idon ipieocr.
bolt i'm 9rieitoiien beautmortet NOR
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
Sic ,,QcnDer @pft" pOm Is. Suli 1916, iaat:

bic fOlsenSm nO Oc guiduOennseu, bic in @OI5serd
tcu ~a6rnO Der crcn s @Ouu 1916 ucan sten6et crOo.
ben murOnm @erseid 5m Ocu tcn cdJS NGouaen in 1876
5lrrbaftmmaGm mrHrm GrmnhembFtt;
1915 1916
9euoer Gember
,yfab" ,,SrOfeu"
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-07

Palm Beach, BrOward and Dade
counties have voted bonds for good
roads to the amount of $4,000.
The steam launch Billows was
caught in a squat and sunk off Point
La Vista. Her passengers were res
cued.
Thieves robbed the depot at Lake
Wales of small sum of money and
a quantity of whisky, the latter i'll
transit.
DR.. Earl Hobart McRea, of Tampa,
was appointed first lieutenant Of the
medical reserve corps. The appoint
ment was made by President Wilson
M. d. sseEas1. one Of the leading
real Ca,atr mCn Of s.. Petersburg, re-
ports prospects OF an unusually strong
influx of tourists this winter.
A new state bank, capitalized al
$4,000, has been organized at Ona
The DcSO.o County bank will be the
name givep TO tbs new Institution.
A project for the further improve.
ment of the barber at Tampa, involv,
ing the ex2eRditure of 81 1850
within four years, was approved by
the war department in a report sub.
mitted to the house. An initial ap.
prOpriati|A eff 100000 is recon-.
mended.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-07
Lost Money, But Not Life.

Theodore HolmbOrn, OF Manistee,
Mich, whose grip containing a $780,
600 life insurance policy, some for
eign currency and stocks and bonds,
was fonid in the bay at Pensacola.
Fla, did not perish in the July storm
He was on Santa Rosa island for the
benefit of his health and the storm
washed away the building and grip
Deprived of his money, he was com
PEELED to work as a laborer In saw
mill. He has recovered his valuables.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-07
INHUMAN ACT
CHARGED TO SON
Reported to Have Slain His
Parents
BURNED THEIR BODIES

Young German Named Muller Has
Been Arrested and Placed In Jail
AT PsIaika, Fia.-Said to Have
Admitted Quilt.
John Muller, young man of Pa
latka. Fla, is held in Jail on a charge
of numbering his mother and father.
Muller, 1t is alleged, first killed his
mother, then buried her body, several
hundred yards away from their
home; then went out and waited Col
the return Of his father, first having
dug grave in which to bury the
body. The father, it is charged, was
killed before he reached home and
the body buried.
Muller was arrested and, 1t is al
legged, admitted his guilt, saying Il
had to do 1t to get the war tax" The
family came from Germany several
years ago.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-09-07
CENSUS FIGURES.
Jacksonville Leads Florida Cities nv
I&O00

According to the figures compiled
by the state census board. jackson
vile leads any other city in the state
by $4,000 population. Seventy one
incorporated cities have population
OF 1000 or more, while there are 123
incorporated towns with populations
under the 1000 mark. But one town
In the state does not report negro
residents, that being st. Cloud. The
census cleasly shows that the state is
made up most of rural population and
Is not state of cities. The state
also beasts Of the oldest town in the
United States, st. Augustine, eleventh
IN size.
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NOTICE OF GUARDIAN FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE (46S)

In Court Of the County Judge. State of
Florida.
In Re Estate of May Huffman, Tnlson
and Helen Huffman.-DeSoto County.
Notice is hereby given to ali whom It
may concern, that on the 18th day of
October A. D. 1916, l shall apply to the
Honorable w. D. Bell Judge Of said
Court, as Judge of Probate for final dis
charge as Guardian of the estate &C May
Huffman Tolson and Helen Huffrlan;
and that at the same time / will present
my final accounts as Guardian Of said
estate, and ask for their approval
Dated Mar, 1o A. D. 1916.
(toct) S. /. HUFFMAN.
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WORK TO BEGIN SOON.
St. Experimentation Trolley
Line.

st. MISUNDERSTANDING Trolley
Line.
Prospects are bright for an early
start on the proposed interurbaa troll
ley line connecting Jacksonville and
st. Augustine, according to T. II.
Osmond, promoter of the Jackson
vil4eSt. Augustine Public Service
corporation, who is at st. Augustine
looking into details before returning
to New York. Mr.. Osmond declares
northern capital will be largely en-
ployed In building the line. though
some local financing has been dsne.
Preliminary work, according to the
promoter, is planned to begin before
winter. This will include, he says,
the surveys and other details which
must be completed before actual con.
structin can be started. Actual con
structlon, however, is said to be only
n few months distant.
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NOTICE

In the matter of the estate of J. NJ
Morgan, deceased, Mrs. M. S. Morgan,
Administrative and guardian of Henry
Morgan, Minor heir
Notice is hereby given that on the First
day of December, 1916, in the Court Of
the County Judge of DeSoto County
Florida, sitting as a Court of Probate, /
intend to make my annual and final re-
port as Administrative of the estate Of
]. NJ Morgan. deceased, and to apply for
a discharge of the misunderstanding of
the said estate and the guardianship Of
Henry Morgan, minor heir.
June l, 1916. MRS. M. S. MORGAN.
1temo6mo Attorney, T. H. B. Everton.
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OLD WAR HEROES.
Confederate Veterans VIII Gather In
Cigar City During October.

The committee in Charge Of ar
engagements in connection with the
approaching reunion of the Confed-
crate veterans of Florida, at Tampa,
is now busy in arranging the details
for tho event. The reunion will begin
on Oct. II and conclude on the 10Th,
and it Is expected that no less than
200 or 300 Of the veterans, as well as
about 1000 sons of veterans, will be
III attendance.
Tampa proposes to make the re-
union the greatest and best held in a
number of years and no pains will
be spared to bring about \ realization
of this idea.
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Club House at Lakeland.

A handsome clubhouse on the golf
course near Lake Scott is to be erected
at Lakeland, Fla, mt an carly date, to
cost $4,000 or more. Later extensive
additions will be made, providing liv-
ing accommodations for club mem
bers. Officials of the association held
a meeting to decide upon the final
plans and work is expected to begin
within sixty days.
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Sea Cows Craze Without MoIestatior
Al Miami.

With apparently no fear of moles-
taticn. large number of manates, OF
sea cows, have been grazing on grass
in the Miami river, and in some In
stances baby nanatees have been
seen accompanying the mother cows
A number have been seen near the
Avenue ID bridge, where many people
have gone to watch them.
Since the legislature passed a law
many years ago prohibiting the cap
turing of the manatee, except for ex-
hibition purposes. the species has be-
come plentiful.
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st. Augustine Young Men Plan to
Grow Fruit.
Young men Of st. Augustine, Fla,
are planning to grow fruits and vege-
tables on unused city lots. Business
men are considering the financing OF
the undertaking by organizing q
building and loan association. Grow.
Ing wberries Cor winter will be
made feature.
A grewer OF strawberry plants has
made a opposition to assist in the
work IL as much as so acres are de-.
voted to this crop.
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DROWNED IN GAS TANK.
Unusual Fate of Joel Walker at Mon.
ticelIo, Fla.

To be drowned in tank of gaso-
line was the unusual fate of Joel
M. Walker agent III Monticello, Fla,
for the Standard Oil company, a few
days ago. Mr.. Walker, it is supposed
was taking the measurement of the
tank when he fell in and was
drowned.
The tank was an S,0O0-gallOn one
and 1t would have been impossible
for anyone to get out alone. 1t was
some hours before he was missed and
when found he had been dead some
time.
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BIRD SEASON.
Department of Agriculture Makes
Announcement Concerning Florida.

Announcement Concerning Florida.
The migratory bird-regulations just
issued by the Department of Agricul-
ture establish the following closed
seasons in Florida:
For waterfowl, coots and CALM
ules-Feb. l to Oct 81.
Black breasted and golden plover
and greater and lesser yellowlegs--
Feb to Oct. 81.
Jacksnipe-Feb. to Oct. 81.
1t happens for Florida that the three
seasons are Identical
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Pensacola will be the naval avia.
ton base of the United States. Aero
planes will be manufactured. new
types evolved, and all experiments
viii be conducted at this place.
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CLASSIFIED

H4 Advertisements inserted under this
mead .a, for cents per<Aee each insertion,
nax words counting Il hne. Advertise
snents rpnning ten tIh.aa or more will be
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FOR SALE-Good saddle and driving
morse and good rubber tired buggy
II Il. DOTY, Punta Gorda, Fla If
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FOR SALE-A double team of mules
f taken at once, price $325O0. Now
working on county roads at Sc. 90 per day
GEO A. McLANE, Punta Gorda, Fla. If
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE by owner. acres of good
pineapple and truck land, less than two
plhes from post office Good reasons for
SSeting. Write or call on c. S. HALL,
soo& III, Punta Gorda, Fla. 35-tf