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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-13
MURDERED MONK
IS ACCUSED Of
GRAFT PLOTTING
Gregory Rasputln Said in Mail
Advices to Have Conspjred
to Aid Clique Of Army Con.
tractors.

NoW NorS May ly.-1nc report re-
scscd ny Wirclc-- rom E'glu
through the overseas news as'uDj
that Gregory EtsputHu. Ia, russian
muuk. Whu ls ryputcd to have welded
a powerful mystic .Iilucuco over Em-
pcrur Nicholas na- sccu a--a~>!Uutcd,
Is ,o.n,.dent WITH th' receipt here by
the Associated It"sS Wdu ads Iy'a
rom les correspondent dl Christlana,
NurWt,. disclosing dotai,s ut plot
90 murder Raspuuu They were re-
Noal,d lbs Holidorus. "thc mad monk
of TSaritsyn." fantastic leader of
the mass-- of no" N"lga region. who
has Hsured prominently n thr Bas-
putin Dase.
It was disclosed mat Hcldorus
who dlsappcar,d from Russla sutu"-
time dgo. Is a refuge" ia thrisiIaud.
although once on the hcsi uf terms
Nlth Rtsputlu hc finally turned
against him lud denounced hiu a.
welding criminal influence ana un-
dcrtuok 10 warn the imperial court OF
THIS dangerous ncnd The result
OF this attack ON the emperor ia
Nuritc Nts that HrlIdnrus himself
was cast into monastery prison
from Nhich hr was released only az
ter having reuouuaed .ho profession
uf a monk In order 60 avoid iuTih,l
persecution ne escaped tu sweden IN
u Wumbns sarh loo August lrli. and
T. uuN living quiot, .u 'hristiana.
According TO Hcudurus a repre-
sentative of the Russian minister Of
the Interior hhSostuu arrived IN
Christldua last January and proposed
that Hendorgs bccume party tu a
, conspiracy to is-assinatc the monk
khNustuns s envoy - said To have de-
,larcd that Rtspuuu was workins
tor a separate peace between Ger.
many and Russia ana being bought
d, wealthy Jews. had secured tor the
Icws great contracts on supplies Tor
the army
Hclidurus drsirus @" l,1rn the
whole plot. posed a. Nillins 90 enter
the souspIrlc, ana signed contract
tu engage % band of murdcr,rs iu'
sixty thousand rublo-. one eft the
. ladies IN waiting AT the court was O."
! hr a party to the conspiracy and give
/ the signal by telephone tor kasputn
tu come To the court
On February ~. Hcudorus received
a telegram SAYING 60.puu ruhlr- were
.u bank. ready GO bee paid a. soon a.
the plot was carried out lie then
d,rlacd Geo reveal the whole tl1air
aud sent his wife with q written ac'
count of the plot go rctrosrld, where
she delivered 10 20 The empress. rho
latter sent word that she already
know the details Of the duar
Minister khyostoW was forced {,
rcsign but according to ii'bdurus
who had laid the Who'll, story bare tu
the Norwegian public. conditions AT
the imperial court are such that
nothing bat n revolution y,n clear
rhc air.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-13

..r. lu Nl Two Year.
I.pHcluu tuutrcas rciua.uG fo Ns-
..-t officer nucd $50. suspended.
NcVtuu uculr, assault with deadly
weapon. owe year to eighteen months.
suspended
Tho following who pleaded EuuN
when urrolguod 1t the beginning ut
the term. Vrrp sentenced as noted.
Aurclinuo 'irraHco. hrrout. un"
, car. suspended
Abcl Molina larceny from person.
Two 90 three years.
Frank prIs larceny three 90 iour
gears.
- q up. foraoty one to two
year. suspended
Manuel tnrrllH lsmtoi Garcia.
isfc.ut ntHu person. .N month- each
jose pus. burglar, aud larceny
eighteen months to two years.
Charlie kuH Louis del Fr1i,
Frank NuI sam Edurtuu Walter
Locke. gaming nucd so. suspended.
In the ci-c- of Richard MuttoN
convicted .. arson, aud Jose Lcouidos
Gurulo. convicted uf rape. s,ut,u,,
wa. pJs-,H n,.Iu-" "f p'udIua moo
tiuns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-13
tO\ST NRriiIEi,N REACHES
TORT SAM uOt tSIo\

san Antonio Tex. May i3.-Twp
companics 81 coast artillery reached
Fort sam Houston today, II IL SAID
~ headguartors mat all of the other
companies included IN the movement
Will he In by night making a total ui
seven at tins point -Four Companisa
hay. been aout from their stations {"
strengthen the border forces at ~
Pasu and Marathon.
General Funston will reach hea'-
quarters tonight after an absonc" q
more than tNo weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-13
CONDEMNED MEN GET
RIGHT TO APPEAL

Santa Pc, y. NJ. May lH nov
l.l., u NE wac granted Pedro Mon
i.. ANA Lu.u. e.. Hlghtuwcr. 'uur
u,.u,d tp death az the recent tcria
o. court 900 Grant county. }cstcrda,
vu,n the state supreme court granted
m. ught 600 appeal Both were cpn-
tod uu murder charge, \ wit H.
r.rdamu. directed against Juds"
,uUu N.uistI .uWpsliInE HIM fa
grant Juo appeal asked by the mon.
W.,. .-Hu'd
ln, men uuw have $50 adts u
which tu perfect tnoii appeal pend
Boo. which uu action can p" take
against them, Tho sctnold tur their
r,,.Iriu alroaI, had been oult iu
silver ,Iiy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-13
rItE~~ isErORTs GIVE MAJOR
SAMPLE WOiiD or REPORT

Columbus. y NJ NaN a. Pr,ss
reports today brough- tn Major W T.
Sample. base commander. and cot n.
q. Sickol conmtud.us the border pa
troll the first intnptiuu nat troops
of Gen. J j pcr-htugs oNpeditionaty
fore" are investigating a rumor that
Nill ais In hidInr u fuo sierra Madrc~
ot northwestern chihuahua
\ detachment uf cavalry j. sta.
toned a. Culbcrsnu ranch aud tn.
today reported uu knowledge of the
presence OF any large body OF Mos.
cans iu that Nrinu.. CnNalr, sta
toned ia th" ,iriulr Of Ascension. %
Is assumed here. b. ur scoutiug tua'
10 luscstigat, th" ruuur, although o.
hyi'l reports her" said nothing uf such
a movement
Win m. rc',ipJ ut the report here
it Was pointed "ui fupt II had been
pcr~istrntN rumur,d .Iuco tn" Culum.
hu- raid Two month age that Nilh
did not go south With the main bod,
"t his command
~ pa-o. TrN Mt. WIN m,
conference oNcr American troup dis.
positions ia M,Nl.. .udcd and vith
inactivity ui G"u,ia pcrshing.s oul-
uWns promised tpr inu tiIst time. thr
border today began uIuiring us o.
thr whereabouts ut Itncho villa. the
.hus" of an -" tI..'l"
Reports reached o. faso toda, that
th" h,"Ht; icadoi u1I been seen uca.
tutrilo. ~ western ,hihu.hun. m b
o. IN touch with tu. American ,o.-
uWu~ bat so tar 1901 known. mo- de-.
trDhWrut. have H,,n sent To- inlcstl.
gate he report
From 'hihuahuy ,I,E comes the in-
formation that rtDI. l.upoz Nl'u
urut'uaut, rauzhi u,tr santa NsaI,
where last FruraU he murder, {
'lght"'u American. has not been e.,
'"utcd. tie b. n'.u- allowed tu r.-
cover from hi- wounds before being
pat tp death
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-13

allcgancc to the United states a. well
la go the respective states
Tn. national guard az m8Ximum
strength would bc recruited ON the
basis OF 500 men 10 each cougrcs-
sionDl district. which wound dggtc-
gate u total Of i25.0OU men. This
reserve force. together with the reg.
uiar army of 2ii.0oO war strength.
would produce = combined defense
force ut GTa.0OO men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-13
WOULD OBSERVE TODAY
AS INDIAN FESTIVAL

New York Ma, i3 Patriotic "t-'
ganizatious througtuu, tho country
uavo been asked Pos the Society "'
American Indu,us tu observe tins a.
American Indian day pN hpldIng uolI
exercises
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-13
.E>IRNL OF
NI;NN t.Ot,S rO FRONT

chicago. NaN li.-tol. George -.
CrcSs. inspector general of the ceu-
tral department of the army IL ON hIs
way today tp Font sam Houston, Tex.
under order. tu report Tor duty at the
border 4 T. -cbrcc. NtcholAs r.
Barron and o. VI Colby adluthrt
clerks. al-o were ordered to the mont
from Ghigagu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-13
REPORTS OI RAID Nv
NtNtA<S i.TO TEN A. DENIED

De RIO, Tex AhS IL There iH uh
truth Iu a report of raid last uirht
by MrSirtn- m the vicinity of sander.
son. TrN % was learned mere todaf.
The report said MoNicans conducted
10 raid. Killing score Of American
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-13
MRS. FUNSTON ACTIVE
IN RED CROSS WORK

san Antoine. TcN. MaN i3. NJ
Frsdctick Funston MI" ut Gcu"rrl
rFodcuck Funston. ypmmauding To-
southern department has started Krd
ross branches Ia the south.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
Neiraths- eictnaen.

@corge :. 9cBIer, 20, @ittiper
nno 9Ileoias ". 2ittIe, Az @itttpc
9eioc bon @oibiueton, .. 6.
Sorrp s. 9roic, 80, uno gIi5obetE
@oiione, 81, geioe bon OSeip gorf
George ". Gbaimes, %, mS
Glen z. Moriiette, %.
Samuel Gobcn %. nno Sable 6
Tonis, %.
G6orIcs q. 0ibnep, %, uno Srmu
q. @ilIer, %.
George SOFAS, 26, uno W1orD Nl.
Goaabou, 26, @eioe bon @oibina-
ton, 3. s.
Clarence @aaooen, 2t nno Ga
lone 9unoD, 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

oo oieie &0uier obgeriiien pcrocn,
nm Ylas fir Oos 5ii crridlieuoe &c-
deieller-Snititut 81 MAIDEN. Die
Sduier wurOcn Oor cinioer 3eit oiti.
gefauft.
Gos oreiitodiee SouS glr. 1923
Mooiion-9Iuenie, grunOjinsfrei luur.
&c BON @iIlinm @oIOimitb ino Srou,
an Solomon StrouB oerfailit. Gas
@eidGit wurOe ourd ole 6irmo Nloy
@cinbera obgeidloiien, pcIher oud)
elm 9Iportement i'm 9ieImors6ous. an
5rou Sonnie giuBboum ans Gbicoeo
bernlietbet bat.
gon Der Sitle Guarantee ms
Sruit 50. bat 9ionOoIpb Barton. IT,,
ols Sadperpalter, cincn ineinlosbo.
rem @runo5ius in 00be BON $40 oui
Oos SouS 9tr. 1918 @iIfeus. 9lpenuc,
gefouft.
@iaiom q. Cidep. IT,, bot BON 9Il.
bert Sdoumon 0os erunOjinsfrcie
Sous an ser Siiooit.Gde Der 9llten
5reocrid.HooO uno Gliinor.9Ipe, ee.
fouit Ger Ierfoui nuroe Sur6 oic
6irmo GousbD, Seorn & 50, abee.
iblolen lno ser 9eiibtiteI ourd sic
Eitel Guarantee & Srlit 60, eepriiii
uno gorontirt.
Serr 9. s. 5reoerid. wcIder frii-
her nit 3. Yl site inn @rmOeieen.
tbnmS. @eihGft pereiniet mar, bat nit
ieinem @ruOer @eorae M. Sreoerid
ein @rinOeieentbumS @eid6ft i'm
Soiimon.@eb1uoe eroiinet.
@illiom S. O'Srien perfouite lei.
ne SGuicr gtr. 2iit un0 2ii3 Ycnu.
iDlponio-9lpenue an Serrn Ebomos
Smith. Ole Titel lpur0en bon Der
SitIe Guarantee & Gruit So. &c.
priift imO eorontirt.
Gurh bic 6irmo @iIIiom Z.
SdinOler bat &err uno 6rou 6. ..
2eolono fir mebrerc Sabre Oos gro.
6e SouS gIlomont-SoII, glr. 2207
Gllomont.SiroBc, in @olbroof oe.
intellect.
Sir Srou Belle 0lice bot Sobn ..
u. @beltle ourb Oen Neoltp Ylort
OoS oreiitodioe Sous 9lr. 20tO
observation-disclosures, an u. 9orniteiu
& Sons pcrmietbet
Die gIcme Yaueeieaihoit trdgt iid)
nit Dem @eOonfen, 0os iogenamte
Srem.@elGnoc, I'M norOIihcu G6eiI
Der Stoot geIegen, 81 entpideln Sr.
8ilion Crem pelher ole @elea.
Iboft pertritt, bot Elm eroBeS Stiicf
2ono BON $. 8. g. Nesmitb aus
Stem yorf gefouft. Gos Wrinoitiict
ibIieBt lid an ser gpron-, @bittier.,
EorfuopO- unO Morris.gloenue. an,
ino miro BON Scr 9liihentoroD.Ger-
race. EenuipIponio-, MonOorumin-
uuo Srcn-SIuemie, irnlgrcn5t. IS
ioIlen 62 moOerne oreiitodigc S6ii.
fer Oorouf erriftet perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
Sn ScrIaaien:

S2,tOO gina mil 3immern. 0eibpaiier set
5iiie, nlle Beqnemihfcien GROCER SiolI.
@rinoiiiid 75 bel 2s5 Siib gir. IL, pcpiiion.
gtbenue, 9lod bonn 9leciric 8orf nabe 9icis
ltersiopH 3oao. S6lniiel fir Noro Lbirc.
Nndb5iiirneen glr. 1891, yiOrb.9rDnbwab
(Sept1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

Shbner6ucbt rno Gorieneemiie aui 80 Del 900
Sub 5arm. 3oiulprcis S49U ae1en Beoinanns
Gen bon $40 monntidb DC. SabrQeIo glorefs
fire ,,q. y. 49,, DrutfdDer 0urtclpUnbent.
9ue2G, ,27, ,Geptf f,2,7813,14,10,2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
Wsehl. nnO @etreiSc.Wlarft.

WtcbI. 3ufubr 14070 Soiicr
einidIieBIit 5659 S6iier 8u 2ocult
Noint un0 4974 GGiier an @onton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

GroBes @run6iiid. 100 bc 1863 Sub nit
berbeiiertcm 5'3immer NungaIoip nabe COerIea,
8elnir Houo itur $500, ornHo5nsfrei gtdcbs
5uiraaen bel ". s. 8pscre, 227 St. Bnnl.Sir.
(gluQ3t-Sept0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gle 9eipo6uer bon 80 Sdiiiern an
Der @oIie-StroBe, iiioIih ser @lo.
mment'S Strobe, limo benohridtioi
morocu am I Oftobcr ousiusc6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

SAFER. ~ 3uiubr 153,907 8u-
i@el; @erionot bon oen @lcpotoren
1862 9uihcI; Glcpotoren,Gor.
roth 437,32S guldeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
8n bsrfunfem.


Sin 3aue mil 6 3immcrn. 2ia glder Gam,
30 Obltbdumen II no so gecinirmbens sStode.
yiad5uraeen bel VI. 9lemridl. .yinn nebne
tpect Bnrf uro aebe iibcrs ggniicr nab Noles
bale uno Gbelaio Snri, CafonIesglocnue
(Sepif-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

@Gones Saus mit 8 Sinimcrn. in feiner
Rn6bnribnit ole BeauemIicbfeiien, breite
plntie Girobe; Yrels, $1250.00 aailn $1,000
boreer aui oos 6iaenibum s1F 26s9, @lllenS.
HoeHne. CSnIi26-1WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
gcrf1uie on Der bieiiaen 9lftienborie
FIRST CALL.

10 glnibeile Goshen OIL com. ..... ttss
ITO gnibeiIc Goshen Oil BIO. ... AZ
1870 glnibcilc Goshen a. 50. .,....... t4k
80 gmibciIe 0osoen & 60. ...... ftb
so gluibcile GooSen & eo......... lax
10 sluibelIe Conf 9oaI com. ...s... 90
6s stni6eiIe Goni Gas 6 g & d comifi
50 stni0eIIc eoni 0oS 6 g & q eomtttoss
9 stnibciIe 0oni @as 6 g & 9 comiii
80 sInibeiIe eoni @aS 6 g q q eomiiiM
100 ani6eiIc eouf @aS s & y coutiio
50 etntOeiIe Conf eaS 6 g & q pfo .iisA
$50 sluibeiIe 3obiion gtem 60. IL. 85k
stnibelIe GloeIite 1epont eo.i32
sIuibeiIe GioeIiib & Gcpont 60 .iSi
49 slntbelIe W'arpIauo gonioIib SO 81
100 autpeiIe 9euna gs & 9 com. 7eM
100 sntOcilc eapupa aefniua Co., o
400 grni0eIIe sapuIpa aeiiulua CO.. sN
grniOeiIc sapuIpa acfiuua 90. Q
200 emibcilc sampa scilnlna 60. sM
100 grnibelIe sopuIpa MeIluno Co.. s,a
100 sn'tbeie sopuIpa aeiiuluo Co., s%
200 sIui0elIe sopulpo neruIuo ce s9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
EsrIaust- t-Sransu nnb @abdsn.
MI1hdlen

Ssper. ID Sabre oIt fir .lrimn,ino" uub .SoI.
sn,Ss, leid1ic, reine glrbeii; qule Ne5abhlne.
Y"'e aelebie peibe Sruuef. I'M 9lrbeiisbenls
Oh hngcln. St0nuen ourbibnitlid1 quten
S,gt peroienen. ytn68ufrdqen bel Stuart,
; ",lg & Co. Sahette. nnb 0jrscne. .strals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

gnIanat in gIAasmeiMsn.

genanat:
Yin oeuifdDes Gbepnar, I'M Berip1ltlfta eileS
Snnobnufee 5l iibcrnebUef. Wlnnn nit @rinbs
rllne In Inrlens lilo Snrmnrbelien, ffrdu ais
1odDin. sScines SauS nit gMoe6lmnler, etc.
lteleren6en berIauat Wlun aoteIiire ,,Wl Wt.",
Dtntider GorreipDnbent. (gna27, ,Sept3)
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-10-05
Democratic National Campaign
Fund

The following contributions tc
the Democratic National Cam.
paign Fund have been received by
the local Finance Committee and
forwarded to Mr.. Wilbur w
Marsh, Treasurer of the Demo
cratic National Committee, New
York.
Il. w. Rountree $1.00, j. M
Weeks LOO, r. X. Seward 200, A
j. Kinsel LOO, A. B, Tucker l.O(
CLAY Chadwick 200, w. M. Whit
ten 500. P. w. Meadow 1000, Ii
w. Smith LOO, M. w. Sturdy LOO
II. j. Spence 100, L. +. Robinson
LOO, G. j. L. Smith so, j. H. Allen
so, C. A. Waltmire LOO, j. H.
Hancock 500, G. Z. Fitzgerald 80,
Randolph Pake so, G. G. Brown
LOO, j. f. Citizens Is, R. c. Blount
LOO, j. G. Meyrick LOO, P. g.
Herald 800, Chas. Cochran LOO,
f. M. Cooper LOO Geo. S. Stone
LOO, d. j. Hobbs 100, +. Rhode
LOO, G. d. Rhode 500, }. II. Rasch
LOO, j. III. Lipscomb 100, j. ).
Golf so, DR.. A. Smith LOO, John
Sands so, James Robbins LOO,
VIM. H. Rivell LOO, S. j. Chad
wick 100, S. 4. McCullough.50,
w : Bell so, T. c, Crosland LOO,
John Olsen .25, j. X, McClelland
so, r. l.. Morgan LOO, 5. n.
Cornwall 100, j. r. Hurton so,
r. E. Doty 200, S. E. johnson
LOO. f. r. Blount 100, D,J. Mead
ows 100, H. Bolts 100, E. 0. Cor
sa 10,
Paid Punta Gorda Herald for
printing, $3.50.
y K. Adams, Secy, Punta Cor
da, Fla, Oct. 3, 1916.
At each of the local banks
there is a subscription list to
v',ieh all wishing to aid in the
,auao c- affix their names. Do
it quickly, as the time is very
short!
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-10-05
Knott the Nominee

The recount of votes in Alach-
ua, Hillsborough, Palm Beach and
other counties keeps w. V. Knott
in the lead by Sc votes for the gu
bernatorial nomination, and there
is now no doubt that he will re-
tain the certificate of nomination
recently eiven him by the state
cansassing board.
Attorney for Cats argues that
the re-counts made since the late
supreme court decisions giving
Knott the nomination by 81 ma
Jority, are res adjudicata and
cannot be considered by the su-
preme court and that, therefore,
the SO votes for Cats in Precinct
No. 3 of Alachua county will give
Cats the nomination by AZ ma
jority, but ADLER authorities con-
tend that, in this case res adjudi-
cata is not justitia adjudicata,
that simple justice demands that
the recount majorities for Knott
shall be added to the 81 shown
last week, that the supreme court
will so order and that Knott will
thereby continue in the lead and
still be the legal nomineeS9$0P-
still be the legal and rightful NOM
inec.
SO mote it be!
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-10-05
ENJOYS HIS MEALS NOW;
ANDES HELPED HIM
WELL-KNOWN MIS-
SION MERCHANT FEELS
BETTER IN EVERY WAY
Swelling and Pain Gone and He
is Stronger

want to testify, that Andes has
done me a world Of good, was the
grateful statement Of G. K. Asher OF
Ashland. KY, engaged In the commits
sion business in that city.
For five years / suffered untold
agonies on account Of rheumatism In
my lower limbs, especially in my feet,
wear my shoes. Often / Just simply
had to lay down and quit work.
Andes Oil has taken all OF that
swelling away. The rheumatism pains
have gone. q
II walked five miles yesterday and
had no trouble. want to say since
using Andes Oil external and Andes
Prescription internal. am physically
better in every way
Il feel stronger, healthier. more ro-
bust l have sharper appetite and
enjoy my meals. In fact ali of my or
gans seem to be In better condition.
know that Andes is great nerve
tonic. Wtalizer and builder, and espe-
cielly fine during the hot summer
months, 1t does away with that tired
demonstrating and makes you realize
that life Is worth living
" Mr.. Asher's endorsement was given
80 the Andes man, and there is an
Andes man at Cotter's Drug Store he
explains the great reconstructive tonic,
and tells how 1t should be taken and
the results that may be expected from
Its use. Mr. Ashers statement IL but
pne of more than 100000 of grateful
men and women have told of the bene-
ats of Andes
Andes Prescription so highly recommend
ed by c. X. Asher of Ashland, KY, /.
now on sale In Punta Gorda by Semi.
mole Pharmacy, the exclusive agents.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-10-05

certain cause therein pending wherein
Southern Colonization Company cor
poration Is Complainant. and National
Land Company. corporation. is Re-
Master in Chancery will sell at public
cutlery during the legal hours of sale be-
fore the Court House door, in the city
of Arcadia, in said County of DeSoto,
on Monday the 9th day of November, A.
ID. 1916, the following described real es-
tate situated in said County of DeSoto.
State of Florida:
All of Sections 6 and 0, and all of
Section Is in Township 80 South. Range
VIZ and VIZ of NEh and sEA of
Section 49,; All of Section rs; NWA and
Sh of Section 30; sen and E1s Of .SWA
South, Range 80 East.
All of Sections 1 and 8; Eh of NEA
and sen of Section 8; Eh of SEA of
Section 4; all of Section 8; NEA and Ela
Ell, of Ek of Section 10; and NWA of
Section o. Township IS South, Range 80
East.
Section SO; All less E1l of NEA of Sec
ton 25, Township 33 South. Range 81
East.
All of Section 81; E1s and E1s of VIZ
All of Section 8; All west Of river in
Section IL; All less So of SWA of Sec
ton 49, All of Section IL All of Section
|19; All west of river in Section 90; All
Sections 80, 81 and 33; All west of river,
except Ne of SWA Sh of SWA OF
NEh; Sk of NWA of NWA; 81 of
SWh of SEA; NWA of SEA of Sec
ton S5, Township "a South. Range 81
East
All west of river in Section /, except
81 of NEA of SWA; VIZ of SWI4 OF
NWA; SWA of NEh of SWA; SEh OF
NWA. Of SWA; VIZ Of NWA of SWA
81 of SWA and SWH of SEA of Sec
ton l.; WE of Section 8; All of Sec
tons S, 8, 10, is, 81, 20, 25 and 80 in
Township 80. South, Range 81 East
Fractional E1a of Section 2; All of Sec
tons ~, IA, "a, 26 and 36 in Township
Sc South, Range 81 East.
All west of river in Section 81, Town
ship 80, South. Range 80 East.
NWA; NWh of NWA: SWA of SWl4;
VIZ of sEA of sWH OF Section 49, wiz
and VIZ of SEA of Section 81: S1i Of
NEh NWA; Eh of swA; NW% of
SWA and SEh OF Section 81: All Sec
ton 49, All of Section RI, except So of
NWA of NWA; VIZ of Section SO;
VIZ of NWA and SWA OF Section 80,
in Township IS South, Range 32 East.
All fractional Sections 4 and 6; All
Sections g. 10, H. 10, 20, 20, "a. 26, rs
and 30, all in Township SO South, Range
80 East.
VIZ of we of NEA; We and SEA
of Section IS; WE of Section 3d. in
SO South, Range SO East.
Terms of sale, Cash.
Dated September goth, 1916. At Wau
chula, Fla.
WILDER WHITEHURST,
t-nov-6 Special Master in Chancery.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-10-05
Notice of Application for Tax Deed

| Notice is hereby given that d. X. Cam
| eron, purchaser of tax sale certificates
numbered as follows: 40S. 400, All, 412
49, Ala, 416, All, AIS. 419 and 23212, all
dated September 7th A. ID. 1914, has fill
ed said certificates In my office, and has
made application for tax deed to issue
| in accordance with law. Said certificates
embrace the following described proper
| ty situated In DeSoto County, Florida,
| to-wit:
said certificate No. 4Os embraces NEA
of SEA Section G, certificate No 4e9
| embraces SWh of SWA Section g. GER
| tifcate No All embraces 81 of SW 4
] Section 10, Certificate 412 embraces WIZ
/ of SWh and SWh of NWh Section II.
CertifcateNo.413 embraces We of NWA
| SWh of NWA Section 16, certificate
/ No. 416 embraces SEA Section II, GER
| tihcate No All embraces NWh of NE14
| and NIlh Of NWA Section 81, certif-
! SWh and E4 Of SEA Section "a. GER
1 tihcate No. 419 embraces Eh OF SWh
Section "a, all In Township SO South
Range 81 East, and certificate No. 1924
embraces NEH of NEA Section l Town
ship 80 South. Range rs East.
The said land being assessed at the
date of the issuance of Such certificates
in the name of II. ID. Treadwell I'm
known. J.W Bennett, Unknown, F.C.Col-
Inns. F.C.Collins, R.LCroom, Unknown,
Unknown. and Unknown. respectively
Unless said certificates shall be re-
deemed according to law. tax deed will
issue thereon on the 26th day of Octob
err, A. ID. 1916.
Witness my official signature and seal
this 18th day of September A. ID. 1916.
A.LDURRANCE,
tsEAD Clerk Circuit Court
DeSoto County. Florida
BY Clarence J. Carlton, Deputy Clerk
CourtSMCW4 Cole.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-10-05
!. county commissioners, Hon. John

county commissioners, Hon. John
Hagan.
They first petitioned for the
bridge to be paid for by a district
entirel-- on that side Of the har-
Dor. | offered to assist as far as |
could do so legally, with a road
tax from this side, but, at best |
could do but little compared with
the benefits we of Punta Gorda
would derive from such an inn
provement,
1t was only when it was found
to be impracticable to build this
bridge without including territory
on this side in a district for the
purpose, paying for the bridge,
that took any active part in pro-
noting the work. Since then, ]
have done what / could, but think
the people of Charlotte Harbor
deserve the credit of being the
prime movers in the project.
Truly yours,
w. M. Written.