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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
Der britiid3e are,saer
,,Mretbnia"
Jn Der Rabe btt engIifden
Riffe aufeine WiHe
aufgelaufen.

aOnbon. IA. Jsbr. - Das bris
tifde offiaisqe prsBbursau iiinbisi
an, Oab Der briiii&e Rreuser .glres
ibufa4 an Der Oittiits BON GnstanD
auf cine Mine aufsslaufsn fsi. gs
uirb bin3ussfiist. bab tn alItr @abrs
f&einIi6teit bas Sdiff gang su
Grunb. ssben iDirb. iinssfabr ssbn
Nann tannsn ums aeben.
Die .areibufa@ mar EN- sei9iibtsr
Rrsu3er pon 5000 1onnsn unb ipurbs
i'm Sabre 1913 ssbaut. CT mar NIT
bier f,assSnis.n unb is6s SisrsSfIigsn
Gei&iisen beitidt unb mar aud NIT
pier 21sSIIissn 9orpsbo.2 .2ansirrSbrsn
reritben.
Die Hd@ridt BON Der tpdbriGsinIiG
sdnali9en .3srft5runs Der .artbuid1
Bat in ben ipsitsiisn areiisn Bebdiirn
errest. ba bas Gtjff ems Der pOpuIdr-
fen in Der tritiihen JIotte unb ols bi.
.Sauep areibuia- beionni mar. Dda
Gdiff mics bic Gpur.n pitlsr adrnpfs
auf unb man slalrbt. bdb Is an nlebr
sfdmpfen IN bidm arisse tbsilsenOm-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
slae lebisen Wdaner,
Die ii4 aRtr ban 9erbpsplaH IN
England ssmeloet,
Sinh gu ben 5abnsn sinbesuisu
tpprben.

2onbou, Ia. 5ebr. - 4m Won=
tag Duros bier sine protlamation ers
Iahen, oer5ufoIge ale nod nitt sinbe>
raienen lebigen Mdnuer, bic iih untsr
oem 9erbps9lan rssIitrirt bdben, aufs
ssfuroert psrOeu, iia 81 itsqeu. Gs
beoeutet, bag iid ale Isbigen Mdunsr
i'm miIitdrpflid.iseu altsr, bic nidt
aus beionbersH Griinbsu pom attipsn
9isnft befrsit purOeH, iih uupg5iig@
Ii6 itsqeu miifen.
elue IsoigeR Wldnner. bic ND nidt
ireipiais angemeloet baben, i0nnsH
uutsr Dem nsusn Mtlitdrssiss, bas am
10 .Se6rudr in ardft setreisu 1T. nit
setpifsu 4usnabmeH, gum WliIitdrs
oieHft ge3tpuHsen perbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
Sie 0erfhdrfuttg Der
SlDfaoe gesen 2emti4'
laao
Biro in Dffentli9en 80 q I .
fen 8eri am luneeu in
Gunfuub nerlnu1t

- . - ~ > = - . -
2onboH, IA. SSe5r. - Sn elmer
bier uuter benz gpriis DON 2Drb De-
Donport itattgsfunbeneu TSaheuOers
fGnmlune tpuroe nit grobem @nt6u>
iiasutus eine ReiOlutipn angenounen,
in Der perlangt pirb, bag GnglanD in
msbr ausgiebiesr Weiie ppn ietner
Seenaht Gebrau6 made, um 81 Ders
biHoern, bdb Waaren nach Oeuti4s
lanb geIungen. 2prb Deponport. Ebos
MAG @ibiou 9oples unb Inoere bats
ten Reben eebalten, in benen cine
i9Grfere 8lodabe empfobleu DurDe.
aOrb Oeponpurt iuste, bab risiige
Mengen DON Stapelartiteln in bic
5dnbe bes 5einbes selangten uno baB
bic Reitralen gldnSenbe 9ef6dfte ods
bei md9ten. gr iaste, oab bic 9lpdia
ruug bes Jeinoes cine abiolut fpirts
fame fein miiIie.
goron 8eresforb ianote Elm Shreis
BEN, in benz es bieb: .Seoe f8Dierise
Gage, in bic mir gsruthen, jeoes uns
aliid, bas uns 5ugeitpbsn, baben mir
Ielbft ourd unieren MiungeI an @ors
ausIi6t peri6uIbet. Gine Dffentlihe
Igitatipn fpirb pieaeiht bic Regiee
rung sptngen, bon uuierer SeHna6t
in mehr aussiebiser @eiie 9ebrdah
su MAIDEN, Inn ben arieg gu einem ers
fploreiben Gnbe Su bringen. WenH
mir ale fir Deutidlonb beftinnteH
@aureu fir Spntrebanoe ertlGrt bats
ten, pGrbe Der &riss iest gu eHSs
fetn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
9ie 3erf6r,nta Ses fratsSiiidem arem5ers
,,2lntiral Gbarmer" bnrd eim Semti1es
1tnterieeboot beitatigt.
Der 6ritif6e Hreu5er ,,Aret6n(a auf cine ]lac auf
ge(aufen unO Elm uoQfdnOigeS Wra6.

Son Der geiasung 5es frann res va6ira G9arner fam
ein nit Dem Se6en bnuon @ pitroe oB
Der ie Spre5 berrntr 3cbo, af benz id mber bm IA
2efen BON Shnrlernon befanoen 9ei Der 3eriorng Ser
greblia" oueH bn gpami uHs 2e6en getoMmen iein
&6ng 5eroranb guIsarn geud in @en angefoHlen
Sionso Srpr noen eoer bcftee rtieriesedte !ta
General WidaeiOn Der Sberfonmaloelr Der boudnoiAm
3rlppen af Der nd aua gepIammfaa in Der Rd6e
@atdpia iurgefomuten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
SfJiuer beftraft,
WeiI iie iubirett 20 aaren
aus 0sutialanb be5Os
gen bdtten.

9oubpn, IA. 5e5r. = Diqiam
Gardner RisSen purbs an gaontas
gu $500 Ssloitrdfe nerurtheiIt, na9>
benz sr iid i4ulois 5etanni, ourd fein
Spsisg.i9dft in Rem gort @adrea
aus DsutI9lanb besossn uHb iie in
GHglanb pertauft ;u bnbsn. Wiliunt
6orbes Rigosu ipuro. gu II qlonaterl
uuo StanI,p 5otpues Risoeu su bier
Rpnaten gefinsnib rerurtbeiIt. Die
brei Mdnnsr iinb Ritslieosr Der 5irs
mo Gopnsa grps. &: Co., 9anofdu5s
frbrttduten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
DieC Cifenfibe berE Eentfden
Rhnmt an 9sftisteit an Der tDtitIi4eu
s}ront su.
TtfnbIi4t Grdben in adnse bon 700
uub 400 yarbs bon ben De,it.
f9en lerftHruit.
---o-
Ms9r als 800 uaann. borlrnter iisbsn
Dffisirs, ipurbsn ssfanssn
senommsn.
llnS cine ausabl mafdinmsei9iiss
usb T9innipufer er6euset.

BerIin, IA .Gsbr. - Die Sffen,
iipe ber Deutfden an ber peftli9en
Jront, bic felt mebr als 5uei moden
NIT flir5en llnterbrs9unssn gsfiibrt
ipirb, iGeint an Seftisteit ausunshs
men unb iid auf inrmer neue punfte
aus5ubtbnen gtadbem fie I'M Mriois
sienIi4 sroben llmfons ansenoms
men, iDc bic Deutfden aniebnlide grs
folse anfsuiDeiftn batten. nimmt iis
itbt audi tn Der Champagne unb ipeis
ter fiiblid an 9eftisteit su. Sn fsinem
offi5iellen 8eridt bonn Ulontdg Tim
bisrbus btutffe sroBe 5auptquartisr
an, bdb norbipeitli9 Don Sabure feino-
li6e poiitionen In einer aiusbebnung
bon mebr als TOO yarbs sritiirmt unO
iieben Offisisre unb 300 Rann sefans
gen senommfn tporben feien. SIN Der
GesenS BON Mberfepi. in Der Rdhe Der
fran3SiiiHen Grtn3e, ipurben poiitios
nsn in elmer Musbebnuns bon 400
garbs erftiirm.t. Der @prtlaut bss
9sri4tes III folgenbe:
.DeitIi9er arie9sidauplab: 4n eis
mem sroBen sbeil Der Jront babsn
bsftise artiqeriessfsdte itaitssfrnbep.
Wdhrsnb bet Rant iuurben Gems uub
aieDin abermals BON aeinb befdoiien.
~SubliH pon ber Connie fam es
Inn einen porgeiHobeneu 5beil unisrer
poiitionsn gu febr beftisen admpfen.
mir fsIIteu bic Wnfu&e. gentle feinba
li4e DOrgfAobene pOiiiiouen su uras
sinstIn Elm.
.Jn ber Champagne tDurben feinos
Ii4e Gesenaneriff. fiiblid bon sts
Wlarie ubsf4lasen.
~gcrbmeiili@ bon 9abure eriiiirm.
ten uniere sruppsn cine pofit;pn DON
700 Nseter aGnge. Der Geinb lisb
iiebsn pffisisrs unb mebr als 200
Wiann aIs Gtfaugens in uniren 9dns
ben 5uriid nnb q perIor aud brei wsas
fHir.nsei@iiss unb flint wsinenfDsrfer.
Die Rdmpfe nit 5onbgrdnatsn oits
Iim Don wlaifcn be Gbomposne babem
Elm Gnbs err.i@t.
.siibli1 pOn auiIe. 5ftIia BON ct.
Die, ssrft5risn mir burd cine Wlinens
erp!Ofon sinsn aheiI elmer feinbli3en
Pofition.
Bel aberiept, IN ber RGbe Der
fran3citfHen Gra5e. erftiirmten unfer.
Sruppen fransSiiias 0rdbm in einer
2Gnss pon unesfabr 400 yarbs unb
MIR f3lussn ipSbrtnb Der Nad,t aud
mebrtre Gtgenansriffe suriid. Wir
ma@tsn Elm paar Dubsub gsfansene
unb erbsutsien 5iDsi wsafdinensei&iiss
unb brei Winsnipcrfsr.
Gins unfsrsr aeropiansS sSeidtDaDer
sriff giienbabnanIasen uuo wtiIitdrs
lager bss Gsinbss am nSrSIi8en SbsiI
ber Grrnt an.
.OsRIiaer ari.ssf&auplas: slbss'
jsben pon etniseu ipenisen pairouillen'
gds&ttn. bic fit uns siinfis rsrlisfeu.
bat ii& bort ni1ts ppn Wi&tisssit sr'
eisnst.
BON gaItansariessf& II
uidis Rtuss 81 mslbsn.
Orbhere alftibitdt ana
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gebr nieie 3rnppen
@erb en- BON BEN sarter
mad Wefopota mien ges
fhtdt.

2onbon, IA. Ge5riior. Mi'
aug eltbsn snnslbsi pirO, frerseu tiir-
tiffe Sruppsn in isbr GROCER Sab
mad Msiopotumisn ssititt. Sruppen,
bic an ben GarbansleH frei geiporbeu
ftnb. befinbeu fi6 bsr.i;s bOriHin un'
Iterpegs unb tlstnere abtheilunser
|finb aud bon abrasisH aug uaG IRE
icpetdmieu gei9idt pprb.u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
iyinbeu lpiebtr am Obersn SiOnsO ifait,
Die OeIterrsider bebaupten ale tiir5'
Ii9 eroberten pOiitioneu.

Berlin, IA. Jebr. - 4lf brdhts
lOism Wese nad SapDilIe. - Der am
gspuiag bonn 5itsrreithii6zungarif4sn
arisssminiiieriiim srlafene Offi5ieIle
8ridt iiber bi. Greisniiie auf bem
arisssfhGlpIas Ialitet uie foIst:
Ain Der ruiiifden Gront bat iid
uidts @i4tises ereignet.
I'm Der iialienif4eu Jrunt babsn
bsfiise artiaeriesefshte an Obersn
NOn3o itattsefunben Die iiir3Ii9
erobert.n GteQunsen in Der Gesenb
bes Rpnts Rombon iinb DON uHiersn
Sruppep g.ssn aIls ausrifis bss Jsins
bes bebauptet tpprben.
~gaItaHsariessf 9auplab: Die 5iiera
rtidii9sunsariide @Drbrt in allba.
uim bat ben uuteren ar5ensGIuB ere
rei9t. Der Gsinb bat ficb auf bas
fiibIi4e llfer bes gIufies suriidse'
sosen.
Oas 9orbrinsen Der Der.
binbeteu in albanien.
aOnSon. Ia .Gebr. = Giner Dee
pfds aus aitben aufOIse babsn bic
9ulsaren bic Stabi Jieri, unsefdbr
1e Meilen DON gtplona eutfernt, be-
fest.
Sn siuer nom z. Gebrudr batirten
Septide aus altben ipurpe semelbst,
bab bic 0iterrei4if4 4sungarii4en unb
bi. bulsdriTden 5ruppen iid in alIbas
nism psr.inist unb bic Stabt eIbaHan
beisst bdittn. GIbaian liest 3S Rsis
len iiibSitIid BON 9uras3O unb so
Rsilen norbSfIi4 Don aDlcna. I'm
|e. Jebruar ipurbe Don Misn aus be-
riaiet, Sab Giterrei&if4sunsa
1ruppen sirana beisst bdtisn. tpeI4s
Gtabs ungsfdbr 20 wseilsu nurbpeits
lid BON Glbaffan Iisst. Die iesiss
antiinbisung. bab bic Bulgarsn Jieri
beiebt babsn, pel4s Stobi unesfdhr
81 Rsil.n fiibtpeitiia bon elbaHaH
liset, Idsint au5uSsuisn, bab bic
Geitsrreihsr, llngorn unn 9ulsnrtn
BON bort aus fsparaie aampasnsn be-
sonnen babsn unb Sab bic eritsrsn ss'
gen ben iui6tissn albanifd,en Sssbdfsn
Cura33o porriidm. ipdhrenb bic Bull
saren ssssn slDIona porriidm. ipsl6s
kGtabt BON elmer ftarien italisniiam
Srnppsnmaat bsiebt IN.
|TieberIage Der grittn IN
berRGbeaSen.
arabisH.
aonbon IA. Gebruar. @is
| aus amfernam isIesrapbirt ipirb. bdt
|Sos tiirtiT6e arisssminifterium be
fplsenbe geianuimo6una rbaiisn:
.Jn Der Gsssnb bon elSsn ipurSsu
bort psrf1ansse britii& Sruppsn bon
|aartsn anessriffen. I'm siniseu
|tpunlssn ioofn ii9 b; @:issn tis n
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2&etferterid,t.

~, j lr . 5io, SnbiGna, &ertuds,
NSeltsgirginien, oas iueitli&e pennipg
Sarllen t unb unters Tfi4igan: S4Dnes
gBetter nit fteigenOer Semperutur am
Trenttag uno ruahrf4einli6 am Tsitt>
mod
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lSeitere I,25O miIlipnen
4plIars
mill Die britif9e Regiea
runs fir bic JOrtfsBs
uns oes ariesss pom
YarIaweut pers
Ianatn

.
aonbou, IA. JeSr. - Wtan srs
ipari.t. bab bic Rssisruns iofOrt nd4
BEN @ieoer5uidmmsntritt oes pcrIGs
mentes an Disnitas. um cine psiters
ErisssbeDiaigung in 5obe Don
f250, 100000 (S1, $50, ,o00.0o0) uads
iu6en pirs. Die Gslummtnerpiais
sungen iparbsn iid NIT bisier Summe
auf 1,912000.000 pfunb Sterling,
ub.r $3.50, 100000 bsIduftn.
.a6nie 6eroinano BON gul
aarien IN @ieH ange'
tommen.
gImiteroam IA. 6ebrudr. sInE
saien ruirS srnreIoet, oob Der &onie
eSerSinanS bon gulgnrien bort EN-
actroiicn ici. CT ipiiree am 9ohngui
bon Gem Sbronfolser. er5bersoe
;sarI GraRs SOicph eHlpfaissa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-15
Den Sran3o(en muroen a6ermals an 5lpe per6ieoenea
2uneten @rd6en pou me6r ais einer 9af6en
2Ieile rSdnge a6geuontnten
Der Werlmft bes frais3bft'
i@en area3ers ,,9lmiral
Gbarmer" snSe8sben.
Rur ein Wann BON ber 37O
Wann ftarten Befabs
nng IA m nit benz
Qtbeu bdbpn.

paris, IA. Sebr. -Das geriidt,
baB Der fran5Oiifebe areussr .slmiral
ebarner" in Der gadbe Der Iprifdsn
Riifte Don einsm beutfden saudboot
perientt iporbsn fei, ipurbe am MsOn,
tag offi3ielI beitdtigi.
Sas fran50iifde Warinenintitsr
ipurbe ipdbrenb bes Eases bena1ri4s
tist, baB Elm GloB Don benz arsuser.
auf bem ii4 Elm llebtrlebenber uno bic
adhen BON IA feiner aamsraben be-
fanben. in Der gsdbs Der aiifie bon
Sprien aufsefiId)t ipprbsn iei,
Der 0erettsts Iast. Der ~4miral
gbarner1, fei am Rorssn bes 8. Jss
bruar berientt iporben unb 70 innelI
untsrsesaHsen, bab teiue 3eit gum
Iusiessn pom 8ooten pOrbanben sss
tpefeu iei.
= y
Cine am Sonntas pom franSSfider
Warineninifterium perDffeutli4ie Be
iunnimahuns sing balm. bab man
fsif Dem 8. Jtbruar fsine NddriGi
mebr DON bsm fran56iiIden areu5i,
.2imeril Gbarner', sinrm S&iff Dor
1880 sonnen, erhalten babe unS bat
cine offisieIls beutf4e Depf9e Dor sir
paar saseH bic gsrieniuns ~sinsa
frans0iiidsn ariessi si4iffs' i'm WsitieIs
Ianbiiden Reer. am 8. Js6ruar, aus
sstiinbist babe.
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fldde eri4ien uub bic Gesner Der
saretbufa", bic tlsinen arsuSer
ga0In1 unb rDlains". perfentie.
6eftise 9lrtillerietdutpfe
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Das @orbringen Der Ger.

aOnbon IA .Jsbr. = Giuer De-
pf@e aus althen 5ufOIse babsn bic
9ulsareu bic Stabt Jieri. unsefdbr
1e Meilen DON gplOna eutfernt. be-
feat.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21
NEW DRUG STORE OPENED

Fassol & Saclarides have just re-
modelled their establishment on Tar
pom avenue, and have added a COM
plete stock of drugs, toilet articles,
ETC., which will be added constantly to
keep their stock up to metropolitan
proportions. They will also carry,
fresh from Tampa every day, line
of bakery goods, for retail trade, AMI
for use in their ice cream department.
Their prescription department will be
open for business about December 1st,
under the able management of ]. {.
Beekman, a we'll known prescription
druggist.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21
Notice Of Application for Permit te
Sell Liquors, Wines and Beer

Notice Of Application for Permit to
Sell Liquors, Wines and Beer
Public notice is hereby given that
Edwardo Dominguez has filed with the
Board Of County Commissioners Of
Pinellas County in the State of Flori-
da his application for q permit to sell
liquors, wines and beer in Election
District No. "a Of said County and
State, that said application will be
acted upon by the said Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners at their next regu-
lar meeting which will be held in The
Court House in Clearwater, on Tues
day, December 4th, A. d. 1916, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of said day;
and the said Board hereby calls upon
any citizen of said Election District,
who may desire to do so, to show
cause, if any there be, at. the said
next regular meeting of said Board,
why said permit shall not be granted
to the said applicant.
BY order of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Pinellas County
Florida, this the 7th day of November,
c. W. WIEcKING, Clerk.
Nov. S-14-21-2S, Dec. 4.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

The Progressive newspaper will
move its establishment from it's pres
ent location on Tarpon avenue, on or
about Dec. 1st, into the building for
merly occupied by w. N. Bronson as
a feed store, on Hibiscus street. 1t is
understood that this is done in order
that the Johnson Clothing company
can have the room now occupied by
the Progressive i'll which to take care
of their rapidly growing clothing bus
mess.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

Irish potatoes dug at the Stebbins
farm near Zephyrhills were sold this
week for $2.40 per bushel to George
Storch of the firm of Storch Brothers,
of Chicago. Mr.. Storch has contract
ed for carload at this price. Besides
these Mr.. Storch is making prepara-
tions to put in twenty acres of pota-
toes at his farm near San Antonio
Dade City Banner.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

There will be meeting of the new
Board of Trade officers and members
at the Board of Trade rooms tonight
at 7:30. This will be an important
meeting and will no doubt be largely
attended. Much depends upon their
action during the coming year and all
should attend and help boost. The
matters to be discussed will prove in
teresting, so be sure that you do not
overlook the meeting. Come, and
bring others.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

The E. @. V. class of the Southern
Methodist Sunday school held their
regular business and social meeting
last night at the home of Mrs. w. B.
Thompson on Tarpon avenue. There
was a good attendance and all had an
ENJOYABLE time.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

FOR SALE-FURNITURE- The
furnishings of an eleven-room house
are for sale at a bargain; everything
goes; will sell in bulk or separately.
This is a rare opportunity. Apply at
home of DR.. Vamvas. 1120-21-22.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

A. Czieijor, of Chicago, accompa-
MED by his daughter Harriet, are In
the city from St. Petersburg where
they went to escape the fury of the
northern winter. They will remain for
a time taking in the city and sur
rounding country. They are register
ed at the Madole.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Endicott and
daughter, T. A and l. M. Hall, and
Mrs. M. E. Sterling and daughter, of
st. Petersburg, motored up from that
city Sunday and were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Welsh for the day.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

C. Rucker Adams called at The
Leader office yesterday and requested
us to state that he would open his
third annual Chautauqua in this city
sometime during the third week in
February. He announced that he had
a splendid array of talent for the Tar
pom Springs Chautauqua.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

Felix Larson, of Chicago, came up
from st. Petersburg last night and will
remain in the city for several days
visiting with friends and enjoying our
balmy climate and delightful scenery.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

Since Friday, Sept. Is, the date
when Florida fruit and vegetable ship
ments for 1916 commenced, there have,
been cars of pineapples, ID cars Of
lettuce, 33 cars of vegetables, 1904
cars of grapefruit, and 1916 cars Of
oranges shipped to northern points.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

The city council holds their adjourn
ed regular session at the city hall this
evening at 1880 o'clock sharp. 1t is
expected that the tax books will be
turned over to them at this session for
their consideration, and then the col
lection of city taxes will follow.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

FOR SALE-Bungalow, rooms
and bath; Ring avenue, between Cy-
press and Pine streets; all modern i'm
provements. Apply Tarpcn Springs
Furniture Co. l1-21-1 mo.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

The mullet season for gill nets clos
ed last night, Nov. 20, but cast nets
can be used until Thanksgiving day,
Nov. 80. After that the net season
closes.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

Morton F. Plant is at the Belleview
hotel, accompanied by party Of
friends, who arrived on special cars.
Mr.. Plant is overlooking the improve
ments being made at the hotel and will
remain for a day or two.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

Green Goodwin caught 2,4O0 pounds
of mullet with one strike of the net
Monday. They were shipped to Co
lumbus, Ga.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

Carl Calvert, of Danville, West Vir-
ginia, is captain of the Southern col
legt football team. This is Calvert 5
third year at Southern, and great
deal depends upon Carl's toe in the
Turkey Day game, on Plant Field,
Tampa, between Southern and Stetson
university.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

J. A. Whitehurst, night marshal, and
Paul Cheyney, of the Tarpon Springs
Hardware company, motored to Tam
pa this afternoon.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

George Edwards, formerly employed
in The Leader Office, brought in three
ducks yesterday after hunting around
the bayous for a short time.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

H. Pitman, manager of the Royal
theatre, motored over to Tampa this
morning after new attractions for the
Royal and making arrangements for
ether specialties which he contem-
plates introducing to his patrons in
the near future.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

]. R. Durrance returned Saturday
night after having spent the past two
weeks in New York and other north
ern cities on business.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

The Bigelow boys, who live across
the bayou, caught 1,756 pounds of
mullet last night in the Whitcomb
bayou.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

F. J. Maha, from Dundee, Illinois,
near Elgin, arrived in Tarpon Springs
yesterday and will remain here for
few days taking lin the sights.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

Mrs. Ruby Ramsdell, of Tampa, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. w. A.
CLANCY, during the week, at the Top
lift house.
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MadoIe Hotel

Sam Simmons, st. Petersburg; P. Il.
McClenda, Paris, Tenn; Mrs. H. J.
Seely, Tampa; NJ. E. Lightfoot, Tam
pa; B. B. Luck, st. Louis; T. C. War
matt, Tampa; c. R. Babcock, St. Johns,
Mich; D. L. Hunt, St. Johns, Mich;
W. S. Gillian, Atlanta; C. E. McRae,
Brownville, Fla; R. L. King, Atlanta;
Mrs. M. R. Palmer, Lakeland; ]. McC.
Thariu and wife, Madison, Fla; Valit-
Ladon, st. Mary's KY; A. Ceznjin,
Miss M. Ceznjin, Chicago, E. B. Will
son, Tampa.
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Miss Cleo Laws, of Clearwater, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cardy
of this city, last Sunday.
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How to Remove lndellbls Ink.

wet the stained portion Of the ma
terial with chloride of lime and after
ward rinse in little ammonia or So
dlum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Science
Monthly.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

G. E. Noblit made a short run into
the country yesterday on hunting
trip and bagged seven fat quail.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid socie-
ty meets this afternoon with Mrs. Ada
Fernald.
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arpntt Sprtttya
0tsa ann Outs
See Vinson for dependable mdse.

Sales on the sponge exchange today
amounted to $11 800.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21

FOR SALE OR RENT-2-story, Z
room house; furnished or unfurnished;
bath; electric lights; brick paved
street; cor. Ring ave., Cypress street.
A. P. Albaugh. 1114-tf.
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WANTED Large, clean, cotton
rags; 8 cents per pound. The Leader.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS
The Ferns

+. J. Croghan, Jacksonville; Edward
3. Smith, Dubuque, Iowa; Ben Zoll,
Tampa; Geo. Holland; Geo. Holland,
Sheridan, Mich; Ira J. Carter, New
berry, Fla; E. Shiver, Bradentown.
The evening leader., 1916-11-21
classified.
~ OLU M N !

National Cash Register for sale.
Rings from 1c to S3.99. In perfect
condition; is real bargain; come anil
see it at the New York Bargain store.
11-18-2t.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-04
NLANTTC
Girls and Boys of Athletic Club Con,
 test in Basketball Game.

The Mantle Athletic club met at their rooms in the Libby factory Tues day evening. A number of games were played. A game of basketball between the girls and the boys of the club took place. Both sides were evenly matched and it was impossible for either team to secure many points.
 Byron Clark is visiting relatives in Baltimore, Md.
 Dr. E. A Atkinson, who has been i'll for some time, is able to be out.
 Frank J. Feeley was a visitor in the village Wednesday.
 Irving Darrow celebrated his birth day Thursday at his home on Main street.
 Miss Marian Bullard of Hartford Is visiting here.
 MT. and Mrs. Erwin Darrow of New York were here last week calling or relatives.
 Miss Alice Twiss of Groton was the guest of her brother, Charles Twiss recently.
 Howard Wadsworth has returned tC his home in Meriden after a visit here
 Mario Malnatti has returned from ( business trip to Quincy, Mass.
 Frank Spring has returned from { visit to New Haven.
 Mrs. George Clark has been making visit in Cohanzie.
 George Coulter has secured work ir Groton.
 Judge A. l. Bush Is nome after ( business trip to New York.