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Little Rock, July 10.-Elbert Mar shall, aged 28, farmer of Scott coun- ty, was brought to the city last week for treatment for a possible case of rabies. He was bitten by dog that had entered his sleeping apartment at night, his door having been left open. He was bitten on the hand, and fear ing that hydrophobia might result, he came to Little Rock for treatment It used to be few years ago that it was considered necessary to go to Baltimore for the Pasteur treatment, but now just as effective treatment may be secured here in Little Rock.
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
W. j. Downing (Seal)
II. p. Bevis (Seal)
j, s. Wells (SeaD
~. j. Yelvington (SeaD
j. w. Burton (Seal)

state of Florida, County OF DeSoto:
| HEREBY CERTIFY, that before
me, a Notary Public, of the State of
Florida, personally came w. ]. Dow
ming, II. p. Bevls, j. S. Wells. E. J.
Wellington, and J, w. Burton. each
70 me wen known, and known to me
to be the individuals described I'm and
who subscribed his name to the fore
going proposed Charter of Arcadia
Drug store, and severally acknowl-
edged that he executed the aid pro-
posed Charter for the purposes there
in expressed.
WITNESS My hand and official
seal, AZ Arcadia, DeSoto County, Flor
ida, this the 2sth day of November
A. d. 1916.
(seaD WILLIE GREENE,
Notary Public.
MY commission expires January 81,
1919 1870 to 1928
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

OVER THE
DISCOVERY
OF OIL
In Wakulla County. Experts Say That
Samples Have the Genuine Smell Of
Products From the Gushers Of the
Texas Oil Regions, :.

Much excitement prevails in Talla-
hassee over the discovery of~oil III
WGkulla county. An eight-inch wei
that has been in process of boring
for the past six months, has reached
Il depth of 1000 feet, with the result
hat there is gush Of oil and gus,
and samples brought to Tallahassee
which on being analysed show a high
gravity oil for distillation.
Real estate is transferring rapidly
and oil leases are being grabbed
hourly. Men from the oil fields OF
Louisiana, Oklahoma ana Texas are
.dcrc and on the way.
Experts say that samples have ihe
genuine smell Of products from the
gp>hcrs Of the Texas oil regions.
The land and soil expert in the Of
flee Of the state commissioner Of ag-
iiculture does not doubt that oil has
been found in Wakulla county, and
says he always believed 1t was there.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
new IRON
BRIDGE AT TT.
PASSENGER
COMPLETED
This Is the First Bridge of the Kind
To BE Constructed Over the Kis.
sinmee River At Any Point, and
Will Greatly Benefit the People Of
This Section.

TIE new iron bridge across the ks
siHmee river near Fort passenger.
which is the first to be built over this
river at any point is comricrcd. The
work was done 10y the Champion
Bridge Company, Of wilmington, OHIO.
ulder the supervision Of engineer L..
W. Hart, Of Kentucky.
The people Oh both sizes of the
liver are now anxiously dr7iyms that
til" approaches be compile t'i 50 that
-" citizens of DeSoto county ami ,1,,
csola county may be able I, travel ov
Z rtoi, much needed ldl as.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
CHARLOTTE HARSOR.

We had nice ram last eNelIHIS'
which was needed very much.
The 100000 concrete bridge has
now been started hy the contractors,
Sllmm Il Son, and it win give work
t. II any men for he II, st few months.
re PEOPLE of this place ale glad Ia
see the work begun uu this project
whicr means the greatest help 10
Charlotte Harbor wit mas over
c,lne t. its aid in the way of getting
In and out of town.
1t is now realized by the wise that
the beautiful location of the town Of
Charlotte Harbor will he improved
and developed into one If the pref.
test towns in Florida.
The local real estate man, L. J..
Rarnhill has been quite busy for the
last few days selling property AMI
showing prospectors the beauties
;hGt have been hid from the travelling
public for many years. but now will
tlis way on the Tamiui1 Trail he.
tvCl Tampa and Miami.
Mr.. John Hagan, county ccnnnis.
week on duty as commissioner.
JuGge Coo9'r, Of the superior eour'
OF Chicago, Ills, +. NJ. Cooper, Of
rnnta Gorda, l. ID. Thompson and
/. l.. Barnhill, cf Charlotte Harhor
made a trip out to the Spriag OF Won.
ders last week to inspect it and drink
of its life-saving water. They were
all delighted with the trip, on which
they bagged good many birds and
brought back some Of the spring wa.
ter for medicinal purposes.
Judge Cooper is delighted with the
spring and the Charlotte Harbor SC.
ticn, and has invested several thous.
! and dollars in the town here, and says
there Is no reason why we can net
make this a town for the retired cap
italist Of the north, west and cast.
end all others who want to 1--we Oil
the water front Of one Of the Lest
plea on the globe.
Il. .. COram, j. L. Knight and + -.
D. Thompson were in Arcadia last
Teel' on business.
The $1,000 school house is nearing
completion, and it is expected that
it will be used for school purposes af,
ter Christmas.
The hunters are having good luck
around here this season.
l.. l.. Barnhil has put the finish
ing touches on his fine speed runa-
lout launch, and has been trying II on
tie hay this week. and II the wat, h
ANA measurement were not wrong II
Slipped along about a mile every
three minutes. This is a COOL speed
for a boat with a small 35-horsc pow
e. engine.
Mr. Frank Robbins has sold his
fine place here to Mr.. Keys, Of Bra.
I'll, South America, for the sum Of
$1,000.
Mrs. Best Carpenter, of VaIdosta.
Go. a granddaughter Of Mrs. S. f..
Knight is spending awhile with her
grandmother here.
Mrs. T. A. stephens have return.
ell from a pleasant visit with her
father.
Mr.. ]. o. Curry. Of Gasparilla,
Fla. was in town last weel; making
out papers for one Of his places here
to Judge William f. Cooper.
The fishermen made good money al
the winding up OF the flashing sea.
son last month.
There are many fine oranges being
slipped from here.
There seems to he plenty of work
hcrc for those who win do It now.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

While corn culture under drouehty
conditions is largely a matter " tar.
Ing chances with seas) ~ condliti'i :.
certain controllahle 90 hditior3 If 80"
and seed often determine the Success
Of the crop.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

Delicious table syrup can be made
from Gull and waste apples by home
methods developed by the United
States department of agriculture.
The sun., 1916-01-02
Famous "Kurs' Have Replaced For
mer Need of Travel to Germany
and Switzerland

on the quest for the slender figure Of
her dreams.
Arrived at tho kur she Immediately
places herself in charge of the ply
scian, who prescribes the particular
form Of bath required. The diet Is an
important part OF the treatment and
many a woman sighs as she studies
her little blue diet list and sees the
many things she must give up. the
few she is allowed. The hours for her
baths arranged and the diet pre-
scribed. she goes of 10 sip her first
beakcr Of hot sulphur water. trying
not 10 make a wry face at its unaccus-
toned flavor.
The treatment varies. of course. for
almost every case. There are all sorts
of baths for all sorts of conditions.
There are the baths of all the !mpor-
tant European cures. such as Maui
helm for weak hearts and nervous
troubles, Nichy. AK and Carlsbad.
There are electric baths. spout baths,
mud baths. irrigating baths, douches
Of all sorts, baths in short of every
sort that medical science can discover,
each good in its way. each recom-
mended for the patient who NAV not
only be afflicted with obesity but at
tendant disorders, such as neuritis
gout rheumatism and so on down the
list.
day in the life OF the fashionable
woman at White Sulphur is indicative
Of the great lengths to which she will
go in order to secure a figure-or keep
one. some. 1t il true, are more siren
uous than others, according to their
physical condition. II they are very
! fit they can naturally stand more
severe treatment. But this is an
average day:
Arise at O'Clock, drink cup OF
clean tea or black coffee or a cup o
hot sulphur water. Go for bath a
O'clock. An average reducing bltf
includes the spout for eight or tel
minutes at a temperature of 107, ter
minutes in an electric cabinet. at 4
temperature OF 100, followed by {
twenty minute pack in four hot blan
kets, then a needle shower followet
by a Scotch douche OF alternate Jets o
hot and cold water at twenty o.
twenty-five pounds pressure. Then
The sun., 1916-01-02

hotel IL connected by a private wire
with Wall Street.
The outdoor life Of Hot Springs is It's
greatest attraction in the winter. as
well as at other seasons. A splendid
eighteen hole golf course kept in su-
perb condition offers satisfaction to the
golf lover, and for horseback riders
there Is a large stable OF Virginia and
Kentucky bred saddle horses. With
miles of picturesque mountain bride
paths. The stables also contain horses
for carriage use. with trusted drivers.
and excellent roads for motoring
abound in every direction. A favorte
trip with many motorists is from New
York to Hot Springs. with stops en-
route at Washington and the caverns
of Luray, and from here on to White
sulphur Springs in West Virginia, "a
trip of forty miles across the noun
tains from Hot Springs.
Many beautiful drives lead through
mountain passes in every direction
Fassefern Farm. The Oaks. Daniel
Boone Cabin and Valley View are tea
rooms, and luncheon and dinner re-
sorts easily reached by short drives,
where the cooking is exclusively
Southern. Warm Sulphur Springs is
five miles north of Hot Springs. con-
nected by fine boulevard. Healing
Springs is three miles to the south. and
many beautiful trails for the horse
man and pedestrian abound I'm the
mountains.
Hot Springs is unique in that It is
the only springs in America where
The sun., 1916-01-02

after heavy massage and dressing
quickly. the patient takes a two mile
walk or. II 1t be stormy. a half hours
exercise in the Zander Gymnasium.
II one is faint a little fruit or a
bran biscuit or bit OF zweibeck is
taken. But the rigid observers of the
cure abstain until luncheon time.
Some women drink a glass Of butter
milk for breakfast. others take two
cups Of water as hot as 1t can be
drunk. Others may take luncheon
Of cold meat. a chop. eggs, toasted
gluten bread. Il green vegetable.
salad with diet dressing containing no
oil or little fruit and a cup Of tea or
coffee without sugar or cream. Those
who eat least get results soonest.
After luncheon she may play goK or
tennis on perhaps go into the great
pool for a swim. or perhaps she elects
long horseback ride or a climb to
the summit of Hates Mountain. four
miles To the top. The tramps over hill
and mountain trails at White Sulphur
are favored by the physicians. and the
grade is in most cases an easy one OF
per cent, which is not too eXacting
of ones heart. The woman who really
means to reduce neven walks less than
four miles a day and as many more
as she can stand. Six and eight miles
are not at all uncommon. while women
who are anxious 10 get immediate re-
suits often do ten. Coming In. glowing
from the exercise. she then puts her
self in the hands OF her masseuse for
an hours manipulating of muscle and
flesh. The accomplished Swedish mas
| seuse l,neads the body, softening the
fat cells until they are forced to throw
| off their burden, and the most impor-
tant pant of the reducing process is in
hand. Some women prefer having the
masseuse visit them Immediately after
| awakening. others take their daily
massage as nightcap. Some very
strenuous persons take massage twice
daily.
Next comes the simple dinner with
out soups or liquids in any form. II
coffee be essential to ones happiness
| It should lie taken not less than an
hour afterward in the spring room or
foyer Plenty of hot or cold sulphur
water or alum or iron II preferred. is
taken from the springs between meals
There is as much dancing in the eve
ming as miladi can standard she will
go TO bed to sink into a dreamless
sleep, thoroughly exhausted lame
| perhaps from the heavy massage. hut
weary with healthy. languorous
weariness that comes from the high
The sun., 1916-01-02
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Wilson's
choice Of the Virginia Hot
Springs to spend their honey

DRESIDENT and Mrs. Wilson'S
choice Of the Virginia Hot
Springs to spend their honey
moon in affected the bookings at the
Homestead Hotel within the first few
days after their arrival and insured
u lively January season at the resort.
A dozen other brides and bridegrooms
have been here within the last fort
night and others are engaging accom-
modations for the coming weeks, till
Hot Springs seems about to outshine
even its old time popularity as rem
dezvous for newlyweds.
Probably Hot Springs is the only
resort of its class north of Mtken
or Asheville where summer outdoor
sports such as golf and horseback
riding can be- continued throughout
the entire winter. Hundreds OF vis.-
tors from Northern cities will spend
the next two months here and Il large
percentage will as usual come for
the curative baths. which are among
the most famous in this country and
Europe, with their accompanying
treatment OF massage, electricity and
exercise
Containing 500 guest rooms and
more than 900 private baths, the
Homestead Hotel, a Colonial s,ruc-
ture hitting harmoniousiy into one OF
the most beautiful mountain sections
Of Virginia, can bo reached over night
on luxuriously appointed trains from
New York Philadelphia, Boston and
Washington. In its equipment no
modern comfort or convenience has
been neglected. Prominent Fifth ave-
nue. modistes have branch shops in the
building and for the convenience of
business men n brokers' office in the
The sun., 1916-01-02

altitude. fresh air exercise and sports
in the open.
Many women who have been taking
the "kur" at White sulphur this sea-
son and who are returning for the
spring season in March have their
own pet theories regarding reducing.
One Of the most indefatigable workers
Is Mrs. William n Vanderbilt. who
still retains her wonderfully youthful
and slender girlish figure. And how
she works to keep it So Massage at
half past 8 in the morning. another
more strenuous one in the afternoon.
two rounds OF golf daily. an hour in
the saddle, and always. whatever the
weather may be. a walk--a long one
too. one meets her tramping briskly
around the lake in short skirt OF black
and white plaid, black sweater coat.
stout boots and businesslike alpen-
stock. Her harem veil protects her
complexion from sunburn and she
swings along in easy. graceful strides
that she may not be late for the bath
which Is also part of her daily pro-
gramme. Mr.. Vanderbilt. equally en-
thusiastic. has paid five separate
visits to White sulphur during the
past year and is soon due for another
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Potter
are frequent visitors and Mrs. l. Town
send Burden and Miss Evelyn Burden
are among the most interchangeable
trampers. Miss Burden frequently
climbs Eate's Mountain before break
fast and does eleven miles a day more
oftep than not Mn, apJ \frs ngdar
The sun., 1916-01-02

the temperature prescribed for hot
baths is that at which the water ac-
tually energies from the earth IN
natural springs. The bathhouse is
located just below a series of six large,
flowing hot springs, and is connected
with the hotel by n viaduct in order
that the bather may go from his room
to his bath without outside exposure.
The waters of the various curative
springs used in the treatment have re-
Gently been analyzed by chemists from
the Johns Hopkins University and
show a large amount of radioactiv!ty.
They are especially etricacious in gout.
rheumatism and nervous diseases. and
the treatment is given under the direC-
ton of skilled resident physicians and
attendants.
The sun., 1916-01-02
THE ROAD TO SUMMER

NNE of the most popular railroad
\ routes To reach the great South
land + the Atlantic Coast Line,
known as the Standard Railroad of the
South ana famous for its superior
roadway. being equipped with double
tmCk, steel and concrete bridges. elec-
trc signals and all devices for safety
The sun., 1916-01-02

| the cure is second only to that Of what
promises to be the most wonderful
golf course in the South. and winter
attractions include skating and skiing
as we'll az hunts after the Greenbrier
Hounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-12

Continued from PaEe One.
huriine a rain Of shells upon Rumanian
territory.
The full fury OF the Bulgarian lombard
ment is being concentrated upon Giureevo,
thirty-nve miles from Bucharest, and con.
nected with the capital by railway and a
fine military highway. From the forts Of
Rustchuk opposite Giurgevo. the Bulgarian
gunners are battering the defenses Of the
latter town TO pieces
Several fires have broken out in Giur-
gevo and most OF the civilian inhabitants
OF the town have fed. The Rumanians have
brought up considerable artillery to de-
fend the place. but the Sofia dispatches
state that the Rumanian gunners are being
exceiled in every particular by the Bull
garians
II Is possible that the l5ulgarians viii at
tempt the crossing Of the Danube at sew
eral points. Along the southern bank more
than 100000 Bulgarian veterans have been
concentrated for the great drive into their
enemy"s territory. This army has been
gathered. Sofia reports, without weakening
tho lines north OF SalonicA where defensive
operations will be the policy until the Ru-
manian campaign Is ended
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-12

bero in Italia fuori della marina ds
guerra.
n Minlstero della Marina ha anche
nominate una commissions tecnica che
ha rincarlco di studlare ! mezzi piu
adatti per rlmettere n gala riparare
la grande corazzata.
(I'FvENfNo LEDonR aveva pubblicato Ia
notizla del disastro della Leonardo da N.nct
An dal rs Agoeto. quando un telegramma
da Parigi diceva che 400 uomini erano pc
riti mel disastro avvenuto mel porto militare
al Taranto. la Leonardo da Vinci spostava
$4,000 tonnellate ed era una dele prime
dreadnoughts italiane. armata di tredici
cannoni da 305.)
Ecco { particolari del disastro della Le-
onardo da Nincl;
Verso la mezzanotte del 2 Agosto le tene-
bre che coprivano laramie furono improvvl-
samente disslpate da una colossale lingua
al hamma che 81 innalzava dal Mare Pic
colo. Tutta la popolazione. spaventata 81
riverso nellie strade IN preda al panico
Quasi immediatamente dopo 81 ebbero una
serie di violcnte esplosloni che fecero tre-
mare le case infransero una quantita' in
numerevole III vetr.. GIL spettatori atterriti
poterono vedere feffetto spaventoso di un
immense incendio sui mare. Una grande
corazzata era in famine. Era la Leonardo
da Vinci.
Tonnellate di metallic e di rottami erano
lancati in aria a grande altezza dala forza
dellesplosione. ed una grande quantita' di
granate, tenute pronte per 1 tiri desercita-
zione dell'indomani furono lie prime ad
esplodere aprendo un'immensa falla di crca
quaranta piedi In un fianco della nave.
Allo scope di evitare un piu' grave d.
sastro, II commando della nave, capitano
di vascello marchese Galeazzo Somma
Picenardi dede ordine di aprire ! bocca-
porti mettere in movimento la nave. Mel
far clio mel compiere altri atti di eroismo
21 ufficiali 227 uomini di equipaggo dettero
la loro vita. II rimanente, cioe 13 ufficiali
927 uominl dl equipaggio, potettero
sbarcare. Molti feriti furono trasportati
dale torpediniere accorse, mentre gil altrl
furono raccolt mentre nuotavano per SAL
varsi Ira questi ultimi era II marchese
Picenardi, comandante della nave. ed II
comandante in seconda. capitano di fregata
Ferriero. Ambedue pero erano feriti, e
poche ore dopo morivano
II governo italiano sta preparando una
lista di comercianti ed industriali esterl
che aiutano apertamente gil imperi centrali
che sarrano esclusi dale relazione CO.
mercali con lItalia sia che risledano in
Europa cd in America. 81 tratta di una
lista simile a quella compilata recentemente
dall1nghilterra che ha provocato lie pro-
teste del governo degli Stati Unit.
Telegrammi da Atene dicono che O. state
ufficiamente annunciato che II presidente
del consiglio greco Alessandro zaimls 81 e.