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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

ldlagen. DGos nglilstulitnlen' lueDr'
tii6tiger jllnger 2ellte ais oen Ntis
nitions- mo an0eren priDiligirteli
9etriebeu Die Gr6obumg Der 9aterS-
gren5e ser Gienitpfli6t BON Al aif
45 Sabre lnO i6IieBGcb Die Ginfii6.
rlng ser ollgemeineu @ebrpilid5t in
Srlmo Ole Gllr6iii6rung ocs eriten
&oridloge5 crideint fir ben 9lrgen-
blid oie 3bedmdBigite lei6teite lm0
9credteite 90Iung ocs GroblcmS 5u
iein; ocnn loiit nEimes" ioaen IN
oen Gor5ugS Snouitrien H. (. p.
6eltte nod 100000 oicnIt6eircitc
Nidnncr peDrpflidtigen gllters BE-
i6ditigt iein, bon oeueu sic gr0Bere
N}c6r5a6l taugliA unO Olrc6 9eitc
dltereu Sobr9auacs cricb6or ici -
Nlan ocrluciit bier audl auf cinen
9lusipriA Cir Gouglos SaigS. OeS
Observation-Disclosures ser enqlii6er
&riippcn oaB ibm oie 20. bis 80.
i06ri9en Solooten fir OnS &riegS-
bduOwerf oni geei9nctitcu i6eiucu.
Sic britildc Hcgierung bat MN por
Otonatsiriit einen n9)lan %omcrGiS.
tri6rtion 9oorO~ ernomt, DER imtcr
Dem &oriit ghitin G6om6erloin'S
iinter Ocn 0ielen nit Gienit6cirei-
lmgs 9l65eiden pcrie6encn iitngeu
&cutan nomcntliA in oen oielen 9let
gierungs Bureaus nah neuem &c
frttenudterial 9lusiAau 5olteu lmo
Oercn @rietlln9 ourG ent6c6rlicbe
n@}omne5froit" or0oniiiren ioa.
9lu6 Scr 5pcitc 9hispcA oie Gr-
6o6mg Scr Gieuitoltcrs 0jrcnSc,
Oiiritc ongeiidtS scr nod 10 euticrn.
ten 5ricoenSoiSiidten ii6er flr5 ooer
ldno 6cidloiiene So6e pcroen TO-
6olo OaS engliide Golf Our6 sic tpei.
tcre @eitolhrno oes ariegSgeI1idcs
bon Scr 9lot6ucu0iafeit Oieicr alo6.
no6ne iiber5eugt ipiro, abnli6 mic
ia 0os 0an5e @e6rpi(id5t @eieb ans
Dem iunern 9lntric6e ser @ep6lte-
lrlmg entitouOen lit 9lobo @eorac
6ot iid oucb, ais er 6icrii6cr Interpret
lirt iulwoc befonntIic6 freic SonO gc.
loiicn lle6er Sic 0i6elibfeit, ou@
Srlono inter Oos 3wongS Gicnit
@eies SIT 6ringen i9einen iuOciien
irgcnO melGc &rognoien 6ete nod
peririi6t.
Grlpd6neusluertb lit 0aB bon cini-
ser Grgoncn Scr engliiden @reiie
out1 sic 9erpcuoung oes imialigrei.
den @ioteriolS idwor5er Streitfrdfte
aus Ben aolonie'n 6efiiruortct iuor.
oen tit NIT Der @e6ouphmg oaB anf
oieie @eiie lueitere 10 NHQionen
Euippen oemonnen lperoeu f0nuen.
l9mf eine iolMe 9lue9mg inn &orlu.
lncnt antiportete 2loDo George in ne.
/ 9otiben Slime, bat sen SSrogeiieaer
! o6cr o6 er iiG sic gegriinoltng Der
9l6le6nrng oieier dlf Sen eriten 8lid
inidt mousfii6rbaren Soee bonn
&riegs N}iniiterilnt prioatin 0e6et
81 Ioiieu. Smmcrbin lit oo1 ser Qln-
iong gemndt uorocn iitb ic6wor6e
glr6eitSfrdfte in onOerer 99eiie gum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
eOFaI.geridlte ans gSal6inatpn.


Unions y eteran 9 ltor.
ben.
sSu GumberldnO lit Sr. ggm. s.
9leio, Gin llnions.9 9eteran in g(lter
bon GO Sabreu eeitorben- Sr. HeiO
trat i'm gllter bon 60 Sobren in Oos
/. WlorDIdnoer GapoIlerie.&egiment
elm uno orbcitete lohge Sabre an Der
ogaItimore.Gbio.9 bis CT pen.
iionirt iuuroe.
Stiir3te BON elmer 9rii 4 G.
sSn Der 9(d6e BON 2rfe, glaegonps
Goitntp. i'll ser 25 Sabre alte Souaro
Qprner BON ser Bride Scr o@eitli-
den WiarDldnoer 8abn" iIber ben 80.
tomocs6IuB geitiir3t ino tuor auf ser
Stcle toot.
@cbt idorf 6eGen 6inou5.
SD item.
sSu ieinem gortrag Dor ser @oib.
ington y5ccldor.2iga1 iiber oie boz
ben 2ebensfoiten uno sic @egenmit.
tel, ibob Serr z. GuI6ing Ganiel oie
@eraitiuortung fir Die itetig iteigen.
oea SebenSfoiten auf oos gonf- lino
Ginan5.Spitem mo erfldrte, bob,
ioIlte oieies SDitent feline rooitaIe
gleuoerllng erfabren oieie Gepu6lif
elmer inouitrieaen glepollition au.
trdte. Ser Geoncr iagte, oaB in elmer
iolden sfenoerlng oaein oas @cgen-
mittel fiir Die boben 2ebcnsfoltcn 5t
iiHoeit ieien.
Ter Spreber eriff 6eionoers oas
9nnfGreoitpeien an, lpelbcS er olS
ciu uShul0eu modcnoes SDitenl I'M
Sutereiie ser gauqliiers uuO glidt.
prooiBcnten" 6e3eibnet.
oieIo lci6en ons nidt egiItirt, ioge-
nanuter o9nnf.Greoii4. iqete @err
Ioniel abeoeiltet bcItdnoige 66nI.
ben b66ere 3inien 9onfarott rno
Notsarnut6.
Sic llrio6e ser 6oben Sc6ensfos
iten 1T cine fortipd6rerOe ltuo iii
olud ein iolihes @eIobiiem 6eroor-
gcrilfcn Rein5ig Fro3enf ser @ldn-
ner 5ableu 3iniGn auf SdulOen. Sin
idmerer Sribnt bon 8inien oiif Obi.
0ationen miro iiir oen @roou5entcn
ioipobI pie fiir oen Goniumeuten ers
boben Sine @itotrotie BON Gin.
lno cinbiertel 4ro5ent controairen
Sen @eiybtbuu oeS 2on6cs
Ser GongreB bat toniequent ooS
Sutcreiie oes @olfes foIi6 6argeitellt.
Ger Qtlotid .g9ilion @mnOesreierp- 9rtt
oibt oen gdnfen oaS 9ledt, ibr SeiGs
Gte0it auS8u0ebnen, liuo pergroBert
sic SHulOen oes @olfes. ltnter Dem
9ontcreoit-SDitem beoeiltet 0ie 9ros
iperitot ser @anfert Die Nerorminng
oes &olfeS. Gs beruriaft eine faIi1c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

@roiperitat sic auf S6uIoen ino
Sppot5efen berlbt
Gas @egennlittel Oofiir iollte 0ie
9iegierune erareifen inOem iie oos
@elO eri4afftTino cine angemeiiene
@crgiitung fir ie0en 1oaar, oeu iie
in 3irfitlotion ieet, er61lt.
@irtlitbes @elo ioQte 6inter je6er
Sdulo iteben ggir ioIlten e6er elm
Sduloeu 8a6lenOes SDitem baben ols
Elm SHuloen oerurin6enoeS SDitem.
gSir iuiirOen oann 2ellte bober, Oie
i6r eigenes Sein griinoeu rnO Sous
BETTER pbne Sppotbefen.~
@ur in Cuba.
Ger Grpert-Sdpiumer uno Eau.
der Slrt6lir 2oeb, Der iiA einen gro.
zen 9illf olrd 9lettlmg BON Neu.
idenle6eu ino 9er9img bon 2eiGcn
6eim llnsliif Oes 0anipiers ,.Galt-
lauo" erporben bat mo me6rere
@leOailen 0ahir 6etanL febrte bon
einer Gergniiounasreiie 8oic i'm 10
melt iiiOIib pie 1aoona, Gu6a, fii6r
te, nod @aIbington 5uriid. @G6renO
ieines glufeutbalts il Supona CAB
Serr Soeb perit1ieoehe Gou6oorfii6-
rrngen.
Sc cine 3oGlenfiir Sic q 6u,
Len.
Sails III Oen ndcblten poor Sogen
cine folte @etle fonrnien iollte, iper-
ocn ungefGbr Oie S1lfte Ser S6ulen
@oi6iugtolrs i6re Gbiiren ihlieBen
niiilien rpeiI Iie feline ao6(en an
Souo 6o6en nm oie @ebduoc 5u bei-
8en Dlr9 irgenO SycnouoeS lin.
terIaiiung legten ole 0ffentliHci
Sdnlen feincn @orrat6 Gin uno iett
ilt eS ipegen g8aegonmangels Der
Giien6o6nen nno ser Itorfen 91a1-
fragc nod aobltn nfrnlo9lid, 9oblen
5ii befonmen, @ie 8iirger bolten Die
9eboroen OeS Iiitriffs fir 6ie Gage
Ser 1inoe perdiitIportlid rno fritz
.iiren oieielbpn qiii's ihdrfitc, uno cs
oiirfte niht @iulOer ne6men menn
beim 3uiantmentritt oes Gongrelies
lOie slngeleeen6eit 8ir Sprade &C.
.braht miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

5um S6werte eriffe, es erI6eine oIio
meoer innerliA felt nod dlBerli6
itorf aenug, iein 9ie6t ouf melttpirtb.
i@aitlide eutpidlung gelteuO 5ll
MAIDEN.
q &err BON 9et6mQnn.SoIlipeg
ielbit bat Dem britii6en 9oti6aiter
@oi4en oegenii6er am Gage ser eng
liiden @riegSerflGrlng erfl1rt, ieine
@olitif ser Geritdnoigrmg nit eng
lano lei 3ulammengebro6en. Sin
Niann ser cine 10 fali1e 8oIitit
iabrelang betrieben bat, cine &olitit,
oie itott SIR o8eritdnOigung4 5urn
gSeltfrieg oefii6rt bat, lit nnfdbia,
meiter6in on leitenocr StcIle 5u ite.
ben ST iel6lt Bate oomalS sic 5olge-
rilng fir lid 5ieben miiiien ans 6ent
3uiannlenbrihe ieiner @olitif, CT
Date ieinen 9Cbidieo ne6men niiiicn.
Sn @er6leuOung iibcr iic6 ielbit bat
er es nidt get6an, Ger &ei6Stog lit
oafiir ga, ibm offentli6 sen Spiegel
por5ubolteu.
81 S9d6rcno Oes &riegeS Bat Scrr
bon 9dbmam @ollipcg Settler olf
Sebler i9pcritcr 9lrt 6egongen; CT
bat 0os moBlos berOcrbli6e @ort oe
iprohen bonn ,ltnre6t~ oos mir ge-
gen @elgien Opr6 nGeutralitGtsber.
Iebung" 6egangen boben; cir @ort
10 unipa0r III iid luo 70 o6trGgli6
iiir Geutihlano, OoB eS niir ans Giia.
neriid)em 5einOeslnoe bdtte itomncn
oilrfen; CT 6ot troB 9roBen Siegen
liiereS SeereS icine ionmerpolle
SSrieoonSpolitif ser S6pd@e sum
9roBtcn Sdaoen Geuiidlouo's iort-
9eiebt
g Serr bon 9et6monu.Solhueg
fat meOer Dor nod lpG6reno oeS
arieges gepuBt ipie sic Ginge ei-
gentlicb itauoen.
gScr ioll 9et6monn-Sollweg's
9la6iolger weroen? Gos lit 3unG6it
Sad)e OeS aoiiers gl6er eit Same
ordngt iib oif, 5uiual i'm Sin6lid
atli Gnglouoi Sirpi.
Inter oen lluterihriften befinoen
iic6 Giraf &oens6roc6, Gmil airoori.
@iiil6eim, glomiral b. 9norrSoIenice,
@e6einrat6 9. aorting-Sannooer
ino Grnit SGdel.
Inter oeu @litteln ser, 9(gitotiou
aegeu ben Gan5ler 6ot audi oGie
Genfic6rift Oes 9fOniralsita6eS" cine
groBc 9iollc eeipielt. Sie lit inter
Der Son0 berbrcitet ipor0en i'll Dielen
@reniplnren pie cine 9(rt mirt6ic5oft.
lider 9eipeis ooiiir ooB oie bon Cir
pitt 1etDiiniAte Slrt Der Grieafii6riug
aegen @nglono ni6t nilr notbfpenOig
loHoern neutrality-suspicious. lei. lle6er
0ieies Sr6riftltiid mel0et nun bic
ugtorOOeiitide 9lag. 3eihmd.@ o0ia
Gteiie 6eiddftigt iid ueueroiugs nit
Scr aEenfi6rift ocs 9lomirolitobeS"
in Sodeu oes ltnteriee6oot arie-
geS. Eie g(ngelegenbeit lit i'm Sous-
6oltilngs 9lusic6uB oes Heidbstags
/ BUR Spra6e gcfommen BORT florge-
itellt porOeu. SIN 5e6ruor 1916
iiberion0te scr gl0nlirollto6 ocm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

9ieidsfan8Ier cine 9Ir6eit uGie eng
lii@e @irt6ibaft uno ser llnterIec-
6ootfrieo~ nit ocn Germerf ,@e.
6eim~ unO uGorf nidt 0er6ffeutIi9t
iperoen."
Gieie 9lr6eit bat i'm @erloife 0aS
ii6 an Iie onfniipfenoen S6riftmed6.
iels ser @crfoiier SET Genfi9rlit
ielbit in elmer bonn 9lomiraIitob an
Oeu 9ieiAsfan5ler ii6eriauOten 9lell-
bcrang ais oeinc uibt uoni 9lomirol-
ita6 bcar6eitcte, rein mirt6iGdftIi6e
GenfiHriit0 bejeidnet, Iie glrbeit
lit Damn ais Oie nGcufic6rift 0es 9lo-
nirolitabS" inter Ser SanO ans.
5ugsweiie IN eiuer groBen 9ln5abl
bon Grenploren Der6reitet mor0en
uno 5por 5uionnen nit ciner pom
Jieid9fon5ler eingcforOertet gleiG-
iaQs ais o@e6eim" 6ejeiCbneteu 9leir
Berlngen 0es Stoots SefretGrs Gr
SeIfferi1 lno eiuer @egendliBerung
Oes Gcrfaiiers Ser Genfi6riit, ieOo@
o6ne Die 6icroui wieoer crfolgte
SdllBGltbcrltno oeS Stootsiefre
tGrs."
Sic ggii6lercien scr Gonicrbotioeu
qeqen 9et6ntonn SoIlpeq 6o6cn 70.
nit nic6t 5itn 3iel oeiii6rt. Gr bat
oic oroBe Wiebrbeit oes 9lcidstoaeS
uno Sinocn6uro hinfer lid, 9tlr
eiiie militoriI6e aotoInop6e f0nrte
f6n Itiiiacn ms 6ieie III nidht na6r.
ibeinlih er Mrs inobrihcinlich sen
arieo oitf Icilleul 4yoitcn iiberitc6en
3lIr' NrDUglll9 oer. cn0llla)cn '9ffeit'
iliadlt.aG
glls 'iogelle9enoen Wrlllloell Dof
oie englil@e &egierling ilhcr oas Jfc'
lnltat Der @iHtit1riing Oer allgenlei-
neh' ASebrpIliHt nc 5ablenilaBlge
2Rgdoelt gcrno9t- S9o9pcits ipuroe
nv" 9ele9cntltben A'1nlli2rreocn III
mobr atif oteneit gapomcne Htelen-
arHiee oopr IueniNar linperplnollc9cr
@enc'poli o Ny!iltionen glann 1u1ge
niclen. 4 gtn9aionlHeiL 1ol9e glnga
pen eltlprec9ep oer gSlrfllDtelt, 70 "
orbet ni9t drt pcrgellcn oaB Gin le9r
9roBer A9eIl oleler Strelftralfe elll-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
GnslanScr rnS glnslGnSer 5nr @e'
itcllnng anisefOrOcrt.

0ie britii6en Goniulote in @raii-
lien beroffentlidcn gegeupGrtig IN
ben Sanoes6l6ttern folgcnoe @e.
funntnobltng s@enadB oen &erfii.
eungeu oeS Gefrtts ii6er sic gsebr.
pflidt in GngIanO, oas fiir5lid 8lim
@eieb er6oben wliroe, lfn0 ole eng
Iii1en llutertbouen bonn is. bis A..
2ebensiobrA ole om Is. 9[ueiit oes
pergougenen Sa6res in Gnglono
pobnten Ger GienitpfIi6t ilnterpor-
fen. SSeood 6eobiidtigt oos ariess-
miniiterilun nicbt, Gcgenpartig 9cgen
Oie iebt I'M 9luslon0 iDo6nenoen cng-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

te 5l 5ie6en in0em sic Gntien0un9
BON 10000 Sdpar3cu BON 9iiOoiris
ia noh @nolono sur geiorgung bon
Doddr6eiteru 6ei@loiien moroen it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

- 5rdnen iaaeu i'm 3orn oft oas
We9enteii BON osnL waS iie osgfeH.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30
BUSINESS LOCALS.

FOR SALE mules with harness, 3
wagons in good condition, all for
5000. Buca Grandc Mercantile Coz
Boca Grandr. Fla. w-11-O4t
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30
LARGEST DEMAND FOR MILK
IN FALL AND WINTER

Most D1irymcn consider that they
have done their duty when they see
that their COWS froshcn at regular
and frequent intervals. Perhaps
trcNhcnins IS the most important con
Sidcration but the time Of frcshcning
is certainly the next most important.
The demand for milk is usually larg.
est during fall and winter, according
to joni NJ. Scott. aniam industrial,
iSt to the University Of Florida EN-
pertinent Station.
Now here is a clue for the dairy.
man. If most Of his cows calvc In tn"
spring they will be at their maximum
production during summer, when
there is the least demand for milk.
Mr., scott suggests that COWS should
he bred in fall 81 that they will come
fresh In Zinc Ia coutribut, their max
imum supply Of milk at tine tim" it
needed most. Cows bred late i'm
November or during December will
Calvc during the latter part ~ the
following August or September.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30
The THRICE-A-UEEK Edition
OF The NEW YORK. NUKI a.
Practically a Daily at the Price Of .
Weekly. No Other Newspaper in
the World Gives So Much at
So Low a Price.

There has never been a time wher
4 newspaper was more needed in tn,
household. The great war in Europe
mas now entered its second year, viii
no promise OF an end for n long time
These are understanding events, II
which the United States, willing ~
unwilling. has been compelled to talk
O part. No intelligent person can IL
more such issues.
The presidential contest also vii
soon be at hand. Already candidate
Tor the nomination are in the field
and the campaign. owing to the cN
traordinary character Of the times
will he Of supreme interest. No 9th
er newspaper will inform you witt
the promptness and chcapnesS Of tm
Thrice a Week edition Of the New
York World.
The Thrice a Week Worlds regular
subscription price Is only 81 per year
and this pays for 1870 papers. We Of
Ter this unequalled newspaper and
DeSoto County News together for one
Gear for 81. The regular subscription
nrice Of the two papers is $3.50.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30
SOUTH FLORIDA.

Mr.. Ira J. Johnston, manager Of
the Arcadia Mercantile Company, has
recently purchased from DR.. d. G..
barnett and G. Y. Crawford the King
building, from which the Arcadia
Mercantile Company is now conduct
ing It's large business. The property
includes the splendid two-story brick
structure adjacent to the First Ma
tional Bank, which has a frontage OF
between 80 and go fet on Oak street
and extending back to the alley, 100
feet. The property also includes the
Carlson Garage, on Polk avenue, aud
the warehouses; back Of the stone
breaker Hardware Storc, as well aS
the alley itself, making properly
in addition to that upon which the
business house stands, - feet wide
and 142 feet deep. This Is one # the
most popular and desirable pieces q
property i'm the central part Of the
city, and the price paid by Mr.. John
sol is about $4,000.
Mr.. Johnston plans in the near IN.
ture 10 remodel the interior Of The
building, and will also make couSid.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30
TOO MUCH WATER MAY
INJURE HOUSE PLANTS

House plants do not need So much
water during winter as they do I'm
summer. This is because the weather
is not 50 warm and the plants are
not So active in winter as in summer
Warm weather causes them to give
on moisture rapidly. and consequent.
~ they must have an abundant supply
at their roots.
+. +. Halma, assistant horticum-
riSt to the University Of Florida Ev.
pertinent Station, recommends that
house plants he kept rather dry I'm
winter. since they do better IN that
pn'J!tion during cool weather. II
too much wafer is given the soil
sourS, the roots decay AMI plant
growth is therefore suspended.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30

cradle improvements ON the frontage.
such as replacing the present palvan.
lied awning with a nor, attractive
Kind, and remodclng the show win.
dows.
Mr.. Johnston came to Arcadia from
Jacksonville, little less than two
years ago, taking charge Of the man.
"s"ment If the Mercantile Company.
He has by fair dealing and gentleman.
~ courtesy built up the business I'M.
I'll 1t has become one Of the llvc.t
end most up to date houses Of its
kind in South Florida. Mr.. Johnston
believes in the future Of Arcadia and
vicinity and it is this that has caused
MN ~ invest 80 heavily I'm Arcadia
real estate. II has been apparent Off
many months that the firm has been
doing a fine business. ana this action
# Mr.. Johnston fully confirms the
above conclusion. Arcadia is i'm need
of many more citizens Of the urugrc-.
>iyc spirit and faith in the future rf
the city as shown by Mr.. Johnston.
and may many more such come II Is
this that builds laStingly.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30
ARCADIA GROVE
PROPERTY TRADED
FOR REAL ESTATE

Located in tie City Ct Tampa. The
Trade Was ET2cssd by X. NJ. Lock
Of This city, Between Il. T.. Goode
OF Tampa, and 4: r. Lewis, Of Ar.
"adia, The Amount Of Property In.
volved is Valued at S3j, 900.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30

There j. no agricultural product
that is 50 neglected as American cot
ton. The careless wrapping, the sam
pling abuses, Indifferent storage aud
country damage all combine To illus
tratc in a most striking manner the
utter disregard Of consequences and
careless Indifference which exists in
the handling ana marketing Of tnis
important and valuable crop. In no
other case does farmer care for his
product from the time 1t l. planted in
the spring and then expose IL tn all
kinds Of weather and abuse.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30

Fur bearing animals are now pro-
tected by general laws fixing close
seasons in 26 states and Alaska, aud
in all the Canadian provinces except
Yukon. Thirteen additional states
have close seasons for one or two
species of fur animals. Federal laws
prohibit the shipment in interstate
commerce of wild animals killed in
violation of state laws or the ship
ment az the skins of such animals.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30
JOLLY PARTY OF
HUNTERS RETURN
From Lee County Bringing With
Them Four Deer and Four Turkeys.
Judge Bell Has Issued to Date 2IO
Resident Hunters License. 81 Nom
Resident, and 2 Out of State.

Sheriff Leslie Dishong and Jack
Prescott Of Arcadia, Judge Albritton,
Of Limestone, and Leffic Knight, of
Tampa, have just returned from a
weeks auto hunt in Lee county.
The party had jolly good time,
and in addition to the quail and SPUR.
rels killed, they brought back with
them four deer and four turkeys.
SO fur this season Judge W. d.
Bel has issued 24O resident county
hunters license, "a nonresident H..
cense, and two out Of state license.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30

There Il more Catarrh IN this section OF the
country than all other diseases put together and
until the last few years was supposed 10 be
incurhbl", Toe great many years doctors
Pronounced q local disease uud prescribed local
remedies, aud b. constantly failing 20 cure with
local treatment, pronounced 1t iuCurable. Science
aul Therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Caturrh Cure, Manufactured by 3. J..
cheney Co., Toledo. Ohio Is the only Constttu.
tlpnll cure on the market. II Is taken Internally
~ doses from 10 drops 10 toaspoouful. II acts
directly on the blood aud mucous surfaces OF
The system They orer one hundred dollars for
any case It fails 10 cure. send for circulars and
Testimonials.
Address: =. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 7jc.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30

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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-11-30
king BUILDING PURCHASED BY
MANAGER IRA J. JOHNSON

OF THE ARCADIA MERCANTILE COMPANY ONE OF THE REST
SITUATED AND MOST DESIR ABLE OF BUSINESS ppop
ERTY IN ARCADIA MR. JOHN STON WILL AT An Fairly nNTr
REMODEL THE BUILDING INSIDE AND OITSInE ~ a.,
1T ONE OF THE MOST UPTODATE BUSINESS HO SES ~
SOUTH FLORIDA. :"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-03
SEALED PROPC SiIS.
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
Office Of
Board of Fire Commissioners,
City Hall.
Richmond, Va, June 81, 1916.

Richmond, Va, June 81, 1916.
Sealed proposals. in accordance with
specifications to be furnished upon ap-
plication TO this office. will be received
by the Board OF Fire Commissioners
until s O'CLOCK P. NJ. MONDAY, JULY
10. 1916. for furnishing the Richmond
Fire Department with $50 tons tmore
or less) OF the best quality, free burn
Ing. White Ash, Pennsylvania Anthra-
cite Coal, stove and nut sizes.
Also 200 tons {more or iess). Run of
Mine Coal. and with Is cords (more
or iess1 pine block wood. All to be
delivered in such quantities as the
needs of the Fire Department may from
time to time require.
The Board of Fire Commissioners re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids; also to award the contract as a
whole or In part.
All coal delivered undcr this con-
tract is 20 be weighed on the city's
scales.
Envelopes containing proposals must
be sealed and marked Proposals sor
Fuel" with the name OF the bidder on
the outside, and addressed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-03
BY CHEWING & BoxLEY, INC,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT SPLENDID LOT OF LAND on
THE NORTH SIDE OF THE
BROOKLAND PARK BOULEVARD,
NEAR FOURQUREAN AVENUE

In execution of certain deed Of
trust, dated November ~. 1914 of rec
ord in the clerks office of the Chan
Gerry Court~o the city OF Richmond.
in deed book 22s-A, on page ass. de-
fault having been made In the pay
ment of the debt thereby secured and
being required by the beneficiary so
to de-, / Will sell at public auction,
upon the premises on
THURSDAY. JULY @. 1919.
at q O'Clock p. NJ.
the land specified above and bounded
as fellows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land, lying and being in the city
OF Richmond. Virginia formerly Hem
rico County,. and more particularly
described as follows;
beginning at point forty f4e) feet
east OF the northeast intersection OF
Brookland Park Boulevard and Four
qurean Avenue, thence running east
wardly along the north line OF the
Brookland Park boulevard and 'front.'
ing thereon ninetyfve (as1 feet.
thence back northwardly and between
parallel lines one hundred and thirty
two l32) feet to an alley In the rear
eight feet wide: the said alley Is pri-
vate and Is to be used by the land
adjoining"
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the
costs OF sale and a note for $1,000.
with interest thereon from March /,
1915 and the residue In two equal
instruments, at six and twelve months
for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a deed OF trust
on the aforesaid property; or all cash.
st the option of the purchaser.
SOL CUTCHINs,
Trustee.