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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
llaniiBr Gragrn.

1ttNyl bDlt ultAtHbSH OhNSS"g NV
ainoer an @riDa9Iene ridten unb Die
mitunter IelbIt ben geouIoisFen @rs
Sieber our @er3peiflung brinsen tUns
uen, Ion bier bic Heoe iein, lonosrn
bon icnen un3dbIigen iiberfliilIeen
Grogen, our9 nel9e bic armen 3leis
nen ppn ben Grpa9lenen gcOuHteuIoS
eequdlt unO geIddbigt peroeu.
@ieIe WlenT9en piKen cben 70 ga,
ni9t, nDbon fe nit &inoern IprecbCn
follen, OoB iie auf bic unlinnisitsn
Jrogen berfaGen, nur, Inn iibcrbaupl
ctlpos gu idgen.
NerbdltnismdBig bdrmlos 1T es ia
nod, ipenn oas Gtno poN 5tpan8igs
NAL am Gage seFragt pirO, pis es
beige, no eS pobnc, tpie alt es lei
1t. (. fp., obipobl es audi esnug ainber
gibt. bic oos Qllberne fOl1sr Traeen
begreifen unb Oaburb trobie eemo6i
iperoen. rSie lpeiB ia gdu3 senou,
ipie td beige, ipesbdIb frnet lie mid
onr INNER tpieber odnad9" crtpioert,
ctn Gnabe, ols Ieine Mutter i1n
I1ilt, neil er elmer gertpanbten Ieis
nen Namen bur9ous nibt Iogen
pDIItel GjrSBere Ginber iperOen ges
pDbnIid NIT Ser Troge gsqudli, ipis
lie IN Der SduIe TtGnoen. DieIs
5roee brinet bos Riub regelmdbig in
@erIegenbeit; ftebt cs fdIeat, fabIt es
fi9 bef6Gmt uno pir6 lei9t Deriudi
Iein, cine uHtpabre Mutport 5u geben;
Itebi es gut, mag ss Oies bod AUDI
ntdt 70 geraoe berous icgen, es erins
merit ffd, baB ibm DerbOten iucrOen IL,
fi9 ielbft 5u IObeH uno 80sert nit
Der glntlport. DO5u alp bisIe uns
niibe Groge!
Sat man ipirtli6es SntereTe an
ben JortI9ritten bes Rinoes, erluns
bise man ii9 bei feinen GItern Oos
no9 uno, min man oas Rtno nur
gum pIoubern unb GrSGblsu berdns
IaKen, sibt es fir Den iDubreu ains
bsrFrsunb eonS anOsre Wlittel unb
Deee aIs bieIc Srne,. Die ibren 3ped
fan ifstS bcrfsbIt.
gIeugierigc Meni9en perfuaen bdus
fig, oIsrlsi fir Ie DiRsnspertes. bas
Die GripdHIenen ibnen aus guten
@riinoen perI6ipeigen, ourd pIanmas
biges Gusfr1gen Oss seinbss 3u err
fabren. Do piro ni4t Dor ben ges
bstmlfeu GomiIienaneelegeu SaIi
gemo9t, unO bic Rinbsr. ole bic ideins
bar bdrmloIsn ISrasen gdu3 arsl0s
bedntporten, mcrtcn ineilt Diel al Ipdt,
boB iie 9inge ausseplauoert bobeu,
iiber Die iie lieber bdtten i4Deigen
ToIIsu.
Sebr 19doIitb iuirten duf bic Rinz
Der 9ragen, ipie Fe lciber faIt In ieoer
RinberRube gong uno sdbe linb: n1en
bdft bu Senu lieber, Hante Sine ODER
mid, @ruSer yrib oosr SdtpeIter
Grete, ben Batter ODER 0ie Mlutter9"
mas fou bas Rino, uomentIidb bos
beronpd4Ten0e unb berItGnDieerc
RiHb, olf fOI9e Grdse beun dnttpcr-
ten9 Soll es beu9eln unO bein SRA
genoen immer oieienige Q[ntport ge-
BEN, bic er germ bUrsn min, ooer TOll
es bebdupteu, beiSs sIsi9 lieb gu Ha-
ben, aud ipenn oies our9dus utdt
ber San iit2 @ebr Oft ipiro has &tno
bur9 iOI9e 5raeen srit rsdt berous
laBt Oariibcr no95uoent,n, ipen es am
beIter Iieben mng. unb fuI9e 3erelies
berunQ Teiner @efiible unb Gmpfinouns
gen iino ni9t bicnli4 fir oen iligsnbs
liden M1sniden!
DieIes SiiuoenregiIfer mdGt notiir
Ii4 bur6ous teinen 9lnIpruH duf
@onFdnOistsit, ib fiirdte ober, ieoer
bon uns fann einige @eiTpieIc bin3us
fiigen, Oenn aGl5u oft ri8tsn mir ale
gerdoe an bie ainber Tol9e unnibe
5ragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
SlnS Oem Snncren NlnrDlnnO's nn6
Ocn augren5cuOcn Stuaten.



Sn Cumberland aingcu ctua i5O
g8aggon6auer, nclc9e 6ei Ger galti-
more Ohio gobn angeltclt wa-
rem, al 0en Strife. neil Die Com.
pagnie iiA gcucigcrt bottc, 6. s..
Tauis, ciHeu 8ormanu, 5u cntlaiicu.
sic bebaupten, 1oois ar6eitete wd6-
reno ciues StritcS am gaibington
Terminol lnO puroc naG 9eenoi-
gung ociieIben nod Cumberland Der.
cBt uno 5um 8ormann iiber sic 9lr.
Better gemaNt pcIhe 5ur Brother.
BOOB Of 9loiIwdp Carmen ge6orcn.
s. 6. Sheets, 6c6oupten oie 9cutc,
luirOe aus Dem 2ieuIte cntfernt,
weil cr iid geiuciaert bobe, in @aI6s
ineton p6brenO Ocs Strifes 3u ar.
beiteu. sic pcrluugcn icine @ieoer-
aniteaung uno sic GntIaiiung Oes
Gonis.
Q hiuerc Yran0iuun0en
@ei'm granOc i6reS GItern6ouies
IN Salein @. .-go., fingcu bic aleioer
BON Wlooac 5errcri, Der 16.id6rioen
Eo6ter bon 6elir 6erreri, cinem5to-
liener, 6euer uno oos Mdoden ipur.
sc 10 icGwcr oerbronnt, ooB lic in ci.
ncm Soipitol in Mortiusburg inn
Sterbcn Iiegt. sSbre S1peiter DlorD
erlitt gleiGiaas crniliGc o6er nidt
lcbensgcId6rliHe 9ronomunocn. Gos
6cuer entitanO Our9 oic Grploiion
ciner Same @oiolin Die i6ren brcn.
nenoen SSu6olt iiber Die 5pei Dld0-
den crgoB Wloogc raieno Dor
S6mer5en ranntc, brenneno ipie eli.
ne 6odel, eine 6olbe @leile bis 5it
Oen n6diten 9la1born. Sc0cr G6eil
ibrcraleiorng brannte ibr bonn 9ei6e
lnO oic itdblernen &orietteniHienen
brannten iib in ibr 6leiih. Gos
5crrcri Seini purOc pom Seucr
nit oaem Sn6olte ponItGnOig GER
itort.
Grant &ottoide.
gloh einem Streit in i6rem Seint
in Cumberland, Mo, tronf Srou
Sinflc om Sonntag cine Guontitdt
BottoIhe. als @oli5iiten iic perboi-
ten pollten sic crfldrtc, Tie lpoae
Iib lie6er 0os 2e6eH ne6mcn, ais
Iid) uuS5ulicfern Die Srnu pur6c
in einem @otroIpoeen nod Dem 9ll.
lcgbenD poipital ee6roht. 6rau
Minnie Smith, cine 9loA6arin fam
nod Dem Sinfle Sonic, rm OoS &c.
lcpbon 81 6cnueen, wurOe a6er nidt
eingclaiicn. EieS fii6rtc ST elmer
gluseinanoerietung 5luiiHen oen bei-
Oen 5roten, uno ais Die 12sid6rige
@earl Smit6 i6rcr Whitter 5u &iilfe
elite, erlitt lc einen 9lrmbruH. 6rou
glnnie Smith miro III Der Yoli5eiiia.
tion icitecboltcn imO cinc @crbonO.
lung m'ro itottfinoen, lobolo 6rou
Sinfle pcrne6munosf66ia iein miro.
Gbeunen eingedi6ert.
Sn 9eItSoiQe, Dlo., brmintc bentc
Der 9aOen BON lille Bros, oos SauS
bon @oporO 30. llae, 5pci 51cunen
uno Elm @etreiOcipcihcr nollitdnoig
nieocr. Ser nur t6eilmeiie our9
gcrIiderllng geocdtc 56aoen be.
trdgt 5ipii6cn $4,000 uno $4,000.
Gas Scucr brod i'm Seller OeS Sc
icbdftes, no IiA Del befouo, aus.
Cine Spribc pon @oi0ineton Seuer-
Ecportcnent fam gum 9ronoplube,
DcrmoAtc ober Dem 8rono feinen
gin6alt 5u t6uu. GOmaro ltae er.
lit i'm @ciidt mo an oen Sdnoen
iniperc 9ron0munocn @jebriioer
lille lucroen Iofort nit Dem ggicOer.
ouf6ou begiuneu. Sie iuoren felt
me6r ais 25 Sobreu I'M 0ieih1it
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

Dernerp6fe@ater u9os
0ait 0u oenn init NauIteu's i@6ncr
EronmeI anaeiaiaeu2- Sin Erom.
meliener babe idl oamit aenIaht."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

RbbApAAhlFbs
Bamr1m Gin Wbuto0rapb bon Muslc0nnnn.
Nr iB. #er'HetiHetonsSirah
Hotiplol-Bnnfen
Dxbr oh EeWn Waltuual Bouf," gah. uNs
9rcierA @irake Suroh " ooot NrdilotNti
6enrD g. Henue, Nuillrcr.
aessOgs @uiiuaaI sq9s@ 4ss eao.groasm@.
nSVstsTn NatISnal Saai,s Ia aorS.Gutaw. .alr.
~. aRnrion, aniiirer.
St1ots.ganten
sTsntiae Rauf pun 9alilmsre" Halituoge
u1o poul0nps@iru6c. angM gHebcr tfdlA
beut; So0H v. nanhcr, DlcesNfdlnenii
@ecfsc g. lana 4aiircy.
Spar.ganfcn.
,DsnsIds eparbamt psa 9afiImnEsa GnialUs
ntlo Batimere'@iraBe.
Fruit-Gompunien.
~eale DtvcIIt anb xras GOmpnnq," 70 G0uiv'
Mlormor. mo @rauii.g9crfc
3. oilaasiHss & esns. a2s a0ro.eoarics sc
2an0wirtbitbaitlic6e @erdt6c nlo
SGmercien.
esiiihO xurass 90, aoB ssoro.Eoeaeirae..
EIumbing, Sirnaccs, Jlanacs nno
Ccfcn, Tad0edcn mo SRiuneu
emnst Bros, 52s Observation-Disclosures
S{ilpferihmieoc nnO NIumuera.
Jsgu pnbsFt, 1894 &HamrS.Gtr G e. B
1elcpppn: Aglie 1880
Heuer.@criihcrungen.
". =. gBn6rlforb & GU.,
tt7--2i Gbdmher Commerce Nuilbln9
sSentldle UeuersNerIldlcmuAbstB stBt tienfd fdDnii" coh
llonus uuo QnltmuresGtraBc
yCtMudlsalm Teufr Btrnlbe sWFltili ilu9ff. ~
Beilmnre@trahc uN0 @nlium &nlsie etUaHNe.
,,IluNal Snlntance So ~ gipcrp1pf" Nenr1 Mls
QSarlieb Menben3.Ollnuaer, 10i-i03 0nauia
her u Commerce Nullbinp
,,tjermaua TeMeg .@etEmrtAWg8 @glsuidl lt,H
Nntimores nnb NcrtD'@Nske,
8ie6pIdtten, WletaIl etc.
euen, 9enIlIu 4 Go., Sney 1915 galosrIioH
EiFahe.
Observation-Disclosures.
p0unlulttateb auon co.,. 1 g'oro,@ab yrilokt
Giicnwooren oler gIrt ino Slf
icbmipD 3MbeA0r.
q, Gsoit @anns 0u., SOC aaA mpybAar.efr
Giaenibums-gIgent uno &dnOler.
RlssEs Y. 1aaan 4 Nspssw, 70 cltasSIaassm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

llnbeoingter @loubc. ~
2e6rcr: ,Goffel. welde @eitaIt bat
sic Groe?" E6ifel: Cine riiuoe."
II 2e6rer: yllnO mo6er lueiB man
oaS2~ IOfiel: aSic 6a6en'S il
neuIib iel6it geiagt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

p1dnrb. 35 $3.50. i~25 $2.7b0
., 4ddatb WlotDr 50, OF @aiilmDfe", 0barieSs
Sirnhe mo lGt AnnalsqIuenne
Dubge StUc., bic epoplldre SAT-" $7a5.
AlaF.Dcl mobile Co.. &arags l40S no Agrns
rcss@irabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
YlereanIiLe 9Laenep.
lalunatorIaIialL H6iIrelL 1eniIer.

". Va LIIII " NUsI
Co2 $40 QQorpIano Grult gIog

Cfbiuiu a. eamneie, Gemisanunlf, gaicnle
sGcbnbmdricn. 8eilngsudte WlQrh
lnuo &ruit Nulhna
Chaplin ". Bcrnilpu, iid~li7 Nniu NuloinQi
iBdbriJe @rinptlmN
". o. X ~ r. Npmur0y dit Gouiincnl0l NiB1
@raiu6iren felt 8l2 criolarci6 " NalimoFg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
Qritllnnrn- 4riliMriiIcn IA.

Yeitili9ett, 8citldriiteIi elc.
y xhe Baltimore Welus Gumpanh", Nober y n
WleUcrS, @cI@dlisiu6rer 227 NsGalpsri'@ir.
Ecutide Glider imo 8eitihriltcn.
n. Sanliim, W. 9o6. gaeIt2etinoion9nabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
@eitere alogen cinge-
laufcn.


@eitcre G.agen iino oeItern nieoer
bei Der 9iioret geb5roc einoeIoll.
fen, unO ridtsten iidb eegcn Die 3li.
ItGnoe, sic iii ocm Dem StrnBcnrei.
itigungs Gcpartencnt gebOrigen
Stoae al Der Gde oer Sutton 9luc
unO g8inGeIierItroBe ougcbIit berr-
ihcn ioIlen Dieies Wlol mar Ser
9eeliorqcr ser Suffer Nlenorial
goptiIten Stride, S. g. Sadion
oes @ortfii6rcr ser geidtuerOeiii6-
rcr. gr eriud1te Oie @iioaetbe60roe,
Sen BON Ocnl 5troBenreinigungS.
Teportement inucge6obtcu Flab alIf-
Suac6cu. StrnBenreinigungs Com.
miiidr @m. a. Qarfins erfldrte, oab
er bcreits aaesc in ieiner Wladt Ste
beuoe oetbau babe, iun Die iibleli
@criibte 5u beieitigen imO piel GeS.
iufcftiousitoife oerluenoet Staot'
Yrofurotor 9. g. 5ieIo ioete, ooB
sic Staot and aTIes IN i6rer @lodt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

Trllit-Gontpunien.
!, ,eaIs DtpoHt anb xrah GompaHh." 40 Goute.
Glrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

!, ,DentImc Hduf ppn 9altlmnrc" quitpinrer
uno 0ouloans@trubr gMqnli Mebcr frdlb
hqui; Nu6n ~ pnnhcr, WlcstBfdIineuit
@ecrge g Iana 4aiiircg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

= FNFN"NIIIITFNITs
!, ,DeniInie Epnrbnnf pgn NaiilmnEs Guialus
nilo Naltimgree@lraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

Wlnrinor. mo @rauii-g2crfc
;. ciloariHes & cons, 22s Moro.e0ayIes glr
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07
HIGHWAY BONDS.

Bonds sold for county highway Inn
rrovemant, in the opinion Of road
specialists Of the United States de-
partment Of agriculture. should never
run for more than thirty years, and
retirement even earlier is better
where this can he accomplished with
out too great an increase in the tax
rate. It Is dangerous Dractic" I"
have bonds run for a long period, I've
cause in such cases the indebtedness
often outlives the estimated life OF
inc improvements made with the
oney so raised. Money borrowed to
improve roads should he repaid by
those who enjoy the benefit Of the Inn
provements thus financed, and not he
debt upon those who gain no ben
eft from the expenditure.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

The Association of the Southern
on Accredited Schools
met recently at Durham, n. c. and
the work of listing the
schools OF the south for the present
year. Under this new schedule Flor.
ida has one school less than last year
owing to the fact that three of the old
schools were dropped, while only
two new ones were added, thus max
ing a net loss of one school.
Educators everywhere agree that
for a school to be placed on this list
is the highest recognition Of standing
that can be given especially since
close inspection is made each year
and all those schools that fail to keep
pace with the progress demanded are
weeded out.
1t is an interesting fact that De-
Soto county stands second in the
state in the number of schools on this
list, only the county of Pinellas lead
ing hel in number. Pinellas having
( four and DeSoto county three, 1t is
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

Sheriff J. l.. DishongS left this
morning, after brief stay, for Wau-
chula, where he will renew the search
for David Miller, the negro who kill
ed Deputy sheriff Virgins saturday
night.
sheriff Dishong says the people ev'
crywhere. and especially in the Wan
chula neighborhood, have responded
magnflcently in helping to find the
criminal. The northern part Of Desc
to, the greater portion of Polk coun'
ty part OF Hillsboro and Manatec
counties, have been searched diligent'
ly by posses, but so far their efforts
have failed.
Sherif' Dishong is personally offer
ing a reward of 500 for the arrest OF
Miller. and he is requesting Governor
Trammen to offer reward. He say'
that an effort is also being made by
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

GUESTS SHOWN
THROUGH CITY
FIELD & GROVE
By Arcadians. They Are Greatly I'm
pressed With the Evidences Of Pros
perity shown Everywhere, and Be
Iieve That This section Has Great
Future Before IL.

The Arcadia Commercial club GER
tainly saw to it that Mr.. y. H.
Gould, president Of the ArooS'ook
Valley Railroad, of Preque Isle
Maine. and the other prominent gen
tlemen composing his party had a
good time from their arrival at r.
m. until thcir departure this at'er'
noon at $50 for Moorehaven and the
east coast The gentlemen say that at
no time nor place has more royal
welcome been extended to them
The party were royalty banq"etcu
last night at the Arcadia House. aho
carly this morning a half dozen au'
ton,obiles carried the distinguished
guests over the city aud through the
surrounding country viewing the
farms and groves.
The gentlemen seem to lie most Ia.
ycrably impressed with the general
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07
EASTERN CAPITALISTS and RAILROAD
MEN BANQUETED BY COMMERCIAL CLUB
HOUSE y PLATES WERE
SEVENTYFIyE FL CITY PERSONS, AND THE
ING WAS ONE or PLEASURE AND PROFIT THE GUESTS
PROFISE IN TIL Err MENTION OF ARCADIAN
HOSPITALITY.


MT wv" - hu'"' ai'er ueNlE III.
I'"'u''l' ru'"Rl""l Ar'""la' ana S"id
Nc uluh KNOW fIorlua was at It's
present 'Iil'''h'N' MT bu'l express
Ell desire To become an Nr'adlhh' II
""IN Tor a part OF the year
our soou roadS bo"S'ter "a. scott
was next introduced ana told num-
"'"uN story on h"sS'
br' 'harleN Alexander spoke
'rlel words or Welcome To the NlSIt'
orS'
MT A. H. Could was then intro
"uC'" ny the 'o'S'IlaS'er' MI E"uld
Is very nucr III ia'or OF electric roads
ana Is REASONABLY sure mat more
Work can De prouu'ed az less eN'
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

The Peace River Truck Growers
Association held their scmianrual
meeting in the court house last night
ard clc ted officers to serve for the
next term. The following gentlemen
were elected:
+. $, Market, president.
G. G. McRac vice president.
Charles Gibson, secretary and
treasurer.
Board Of directors: A. W. Iimmcr'
man, Russell King, George Chandler.
Grant Orr, Joseph Crews.
Mr.. James Timherlakc was pres.
cnt at the meeting aud passed on the
proposed articles II Incorporation.
and 1t was moved AMI carried that n
charter he applied for.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

The Arcadia Daily News does not
want to say OF do anything that win
h. hurtful to any cause, any public
Enterprise, but upon the contrary de
sires to do ana to say those things
that il believes to he for the interest
Of the people. The News has stood
for the proposition Of bonding for
road improvements, because It APP
pears that 20 better plan has ever
been found in which to make such
improvements. The News does not
want to be placed in the attitude Of
opposing public improvements of any
kind, but if a project is on hand, and
In a manner that does not appear to
be for the best interests Of the people.
tnen it becomes the duty of the pa.
per. as a faithful public servant,
which it tries to he. to raise its voice
IN note of warning.
on December the 10Th an election
will be held in this district to deter
mine whether the free holders desire
to form a Special Tax District for the
purpose Of making certain road Inn
proyementS Of temporary character.
II any part of the county has had an
experience in dealing with Time War
rants, the only available way Of rails.
ing funds in a Special Tax District ii
seems TO the News that such irfor
nation should he made public for the
benolit of the people. Such infOrma-
tior is available, and YOU the tax pay
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

\ banquet was given last night at
the Arcadia House in honor Of four
eastern Huancicrs. These gentlemen
are Mc>sr>. \. Il. Gould, ppreSldcnt
ArooStook Valley railroad, Prcsquc
Isle, Maine otto G. Butt.
one Of the most prominent
lawyers Of Chicago, II. II. Honcld,
OF Buffalo, and Charles +. Baker,
who i, chief promoter Of the proposed
railroad project to the east coast.
After a most delightful menu, scry,
cd in true Arcadia House style, cap
tain George NJ. Lynch introduced the
first speaker in his characteristic
manner. The first speaker, Rev.
Bail welcomed the visitors to the
city and spoke some hits Of Arcadia
and her resources.
The next speaker was Col. &. Is.
Mccall, a G. II. & y. official WHO
expressed his anticipation of the T..
& W. G. Railroads expansion,
The next speaker was Mr.. Charles
+. Baker, who is the CHIEF promoter
Of the theoretical extension.
Mr.. Baker said he was cry much
pleased at the general aspect of south
Florida, particularly Arcadia and DE.
Soto county. Mr.. Baker Is tery de-
sirous Of seeing railroad across the
state.
Captain A. Roe threw convention
10 the winds and led In song. which
was heartily Joined.
Mr.. ]. l.. Jones who is chairman
Of the new enterprise committee Of
IN" Arcadia Commercial club. point
cd 10 Arcadia ana DcSoto county'S
vurious disabilities over other places.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

erS, can obtain it by writing to j..
VI, Murdork Lock Bon 3O2, Chicago.
HIS, contractor for the work In the
Murdoch Drainage District. In this
connection Mr. Murdock says. more
than half Of this work was done hy
mo when was compelled to use war.
rant, at sixty cents ola the dollar:
that is, sold them at sixty cents on
the dollar In order to provide funds
for thi, work"
There is plenty Of time for amy
duuhting Thomas TO communicate
with Mr. Murdoch before the election.
if he doubts that the above is an cX.
act statement from Mr.. Murdoc;.
Does any citizen Of Arcadia want TO
take the chances on Time Warrants,
hearing : or 10 per cent. interest.
and that will in all probability be
discounted from IL peg cent. ro :
per cent. when you can sell thirty
year bonds at from , per cent. To
q per cent. and have the money on
hand all in a lump with which to
make the improvements? If this is
your choice. then you should cast your
vote in favor of making Arcadia Il
Special Tax District. otherwise you
should wait until the bonding qucs.
ton can be properly presented.
II is your privilege to vote a. you
please, but 1t is our privilege to place
these matters before you as history
has made them.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

spirit of progr"S>iy"ncSS Of tlc citi-
zcns Of this community. and believe
that an extension Of the railroad to
the east coast win lie good invest
ment. They left this afternoon for
the the east coast.
Those in the party who conducted
the gentlemen through the city and
groves surrounding, were: col. G. H.
Mccall. Ed. Scott 7. II. Jones. Dr..
Charles r. Alexander, Prof. George
NJ. Lynch Rev. :. W. Bail Secrcta.
ry q. :. Gardner, j. l.. Jones. r.
G. Tonkins, George Gunker, Arthur
Roe. T.. Il. Jones, Horace Carlton
Dick Lewis, Prof. p. q. shaver Rev
+. A. shore and Fred Gore.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

the citizens Of Wauchula, aud it Is
probable that they will offer re-
ward.
sheriff Dishong gives the following
description Of Miller:
Park ginger, height about q feet,
weight lG5 to 40 pounds. Scar over
left eye; fresh cut or hruisc on back
Of head or neckk caused by being In
fight few days before killing. Right
thumb wrapped I'm white cloth, prob
ably shot wound: walks slow-footed'
slightly lame in right leg, not easily
detected, caused by shot wound, IN.
derstanl which was made some time
ago little stoop shouldered.
sold single barrel shot gun at still
near Bowling Green. Monday, Novem-
Der 9th. Left dressed as follows !:
Blueish black hat, small band, mar
row rim: old brown coat on, with
blue jumped underneath; nice black
dress coat on arms; blue shirt; old
brown pants over n nice black pair
dress pants, supposed to match coat
he Is carrying; black elk-sliin dress
shoes track measures 10 "a inches.
This negro belongs at Groom and
Trilby Florida"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

up to Sebring, Avon Park Bowling
Green, Zolfo and other already splen.
did schools to capture this prize an.
ether year and take the first place
away from Pinelas.
The following is the present list by
counties:
PinellaS county: Tarpun Springs,
Clearwater, Largo, st. Petersburg,
DeSotu county: Arcadia. Wauchula,
Punta Gorda. Hillsboro county:
Tampa. Plant City. PdRk county;
Lakeland. Barlow. Lake county: Eus.
tbs, Leesburg. Manatee county: Bra
dentown. Volusia county: Daytona.
Lee county: Fort Myers. Palm Beach
county: West Palm Beach. Leon
county: Tallahassee. Seminole. coun'
ty: Sanford. GadSden county: Quin'
cy. Escambia county: Pensacola.
Dade county: Miami. Osceola coun-
ty: KiSsimmee. Walton county: Dc
Fmiak Springs. Nassau county: Pa
latka. Putnam county: Palatka, Bro
ward county: Fort Lauderdale.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

Springfield, Ills, Dec. 30. Il.
Dyson, state veterinarian, has issued
the following notice: Notice is here
by given that orders issued prohibit
ing the shipment Of cattle, sheep and
swine from the National Stock Yards,
East st. Louis, for purpose other
than slaughter pending investigation
as to existence Of foot and mouth
disease In western states, is hereby
revoked by order OF the state board
OF live stock commissioners.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-07

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