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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24
Treie YreHe fit Seras: Mpntag "a. Suit 1916.

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oas 8egrG6niS Ser BON ibrem @at=
ten eri6oIietten 6rau Gbrpitol Span=
neQ inter aQgemeiner 8eteiligltng
ser 8ep0lferung ltatt. Sammtli6e
@~inpobner lino Ser lle6er3ergltng,
0oB sic 6roll poQItqnOig l6nl0los
mar uno oaB Spanne1, Elm Mfanr
BON ~nngebeuer nerpoiem Sempera=
nte1t in uabniimiger, aber grunolo=
fer giferiu6t gebanoelt bat. @ud)
Irou O6erItleutnant Butler, mel6e
NIT Ser 2eihe hires eri6oiIenen
@otten no9 8aibington fubr, lit ser
4niidt, boB beioe Spfer our6aus
uni6uloig maren; Buffers 8eiieb=
una miro altf Dem Irlington Sea-
fionol 6rieobofe bei @al6ington
Itattfinoen, Die ltnterIudung gegen
SponneQ miro ieoenfad5 Ndttpof)
eroffnet lperoen, es lei 0en1t, 0oB Der
@ngeflogte off Elm friiberes @erbor
beiteben IoQte.
SS1t O0ltltot Der1G)1e0 Der tom
f00erierte Geteran Charles 6. SeDne
i'm 4Iter bou IS Sabren; ct mar N
5ranffnrt qeboren un0 fam ols 90
j1briger iunger Monn nod Ieros.
Der Gerftorbene mar ein Mitglieo
oes Surlt : GeretnS utt0 Ser Ser
mann8iobne; er miro betrauert bon
leiner @ittpe, 3 806ternL 5 Sob
men 1tno IL @nfeln.
Die @ermaltltng 6es State
Confederate @oman'S Some Bot
oas 1tel erri6tete @oipital oJahnie
SerguIon Mennoriol &oipitol" ge-
nannt; es geidab oies, I'M ooS 9n=
Oenfen bon @ouOerneur 5erguion's
Mutter SIT ebren.
: 9ie @G6ler BON Seguin tper=
Sen ont 81. 5. Mts. ii6er cine beob
iidtigte Bono : @usga6e BON $780,
600 obItimmen; oie @eI0er iollen
fir &analiiierllngS 4rbeiten per=
me1toet peroen.
= 9eim gaoen I'M @idita 6luB
ertranf in Ser 9tGbe BON @tdita
Sails Der 8arrner @eorg &rottin-
ger.
= SSn Neu=9raunfels berIdieo s.
$. 9oie i'm Sitter bon 81 Sabren; er
mar in 9teu-9rounfel5 geboren uno
binterldBt cine @itpe mo liebeit
Sobne.
= 8eim 8aoen I'M Gio @ran0e er.
tranf in Der 0d6e BON 9oreoo ser
Gftli5 Soloat &eu6en 6. 6aroing,
Der gum 2. Moine Snfallterie : BE
giment geb0rte; Die 2eihe lit bis iebt
nod nift aufgefunoen.
8eim 3uIammenitoB zines
Srupper5uges, auf Dem li6 Elm 3D.
taiGon Minnelota NrtiQerie 6efano,
NIT efnem @eimIu6er : Spe5ial=3u-
ge bel Ban Gitp, Mtatogoroa Count
tp, Duroen orei Soloaten uno fiinf
giptItiten nerlebt.
= Sn Sort 8ortb nuroe friib am
Sonntaa Morgen Ser 35jdbrige
5ranf @arlp nit elmer SfuBrpunoe
i'm aopfe aufgeflnOen; Der 8erlebte
Deridieo auf Dem @ege gum Soipi-
tai. :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24
Sriess : Nahrtdtem.
(5ortIeBung bon Geite ~

(SuII1eBuN8 UUH Setle ~
ans gerlin miro gemelbet, Sic
fran56iid)e Snfanterie made Del
@eronn sablreide 4ngriffe, bielfad
init 0ranaten, lei aber iiberaa St=
riifgeidlasen. Siiolid pon 9am=
lonp batten sic 9entId)en Serrain er=
pbert.
3as ySerliner Saseblatt" iugt tit
elmer SeIprednng Der @Organ9e IN
Ser lueitliden 5rpnt, Die IQiierten
luiirSen nidjt inn Stanoe iein, Oieie
p9entIde Maner" 5u bnrd6reden.
Die be1tide Hegiernng erflart
nodmals, baf sic 6eioen SAlnd)t=
idiffe r&aiier" nao u~&ronprin5" III
ser NDrOIeei6ladJt nid)t seritDrt MR.
BEN itro.
Die Guiien melben, 0aR tie in Or
menien Die Stabt aelfit=S dafti ee-
nDttinen ba6elt, Die ~balbmegs sipt-
idjen 8aibnrt nttb G%rstuean liegt,
Die fransOiiide Inleibe bon fitr=
oert Millionen 9pllar, bic Wursat
bier nntersebradt fat, ioi melt i6er-
seidjnet ieim.
Ser rniiiide Miniiter Oes 9ls=
iu%Grtigen, Saianpip, elmer Ser Satpt=
anitifter bes &rieges, lit snriifgetrt=
ten nno ser Gremiermininer Stner=
mer fat Ieim Ntnt iibermpmnten.
Die engliide 6esiernng bea6iidl=
tist, mod einen Groteit gegen bie
3nlaiiung oentifer llnterieeIfiffe tit
nniere 6Gfen at erlahen.
Sc beift, bie IQiierten bea6iiftia=
ten lit Ser nGditen 3eit cine GrflG=
RING at berOffentlidlen, in Ser tie lire
Stellnng siir polniiden 9lntonomie
flar legten.
8remierminiiter Nsqnitb fat Dem
iriid]en Tii6rer 9ieomono mitaeteilt,
Sic engliIde &eeiernno bea6iidtiee
nift, cine nSome Gnle" Sill eitt=
sn6ringen, Die nid)t BON iammtlidem
3arteien nnteritiibt iuerOe.
!3ipei engliide Sampfer Song
imam" ltnS g&nnsfOrS" iinb per=
ienft; bie Seiatnngen lunrben seret=
tet.
9lns Baltimore miro gemeloet, Die
4 Miaionem Collar @plo, Die iid) amf
Dem 9ampfer y&rpnprin5eiiin geci-
lie" befam0en nno Die Der Camper
luieOer nad] Den Ser. Staaten snriif=
brad)te, nm tie nid)t in Die Samoe Der
@liierten fallen sn laiIen, ieien ami
oas ltnterIeeidiff n0eutIdlanb" ge-
brad)t nno wiiroen ppn linn nadl
SentidlanO genommen luerben.
Sine etfuas merfmiirOige Nad)ridt
fommt alis @aibimgtDn. 9anad) Ipl
nnier Eraiioent Die Gbiidt babeu,
mnIere SanoelsId)iffe bnrd) behalf
nete &remser begleiten SIT ~lafien, itm
lie gegen @ergemaltnnsen BON Seite
ser NQiierten SIT idliitem. 8ir mill
len amfridtis geiteben, Oaf mir nidlt
10 redjt an Die Gid)tigfeit bieIer SDt=
ihaft ~glanben fOnnem.
Nms 0eiu gorf miro g~emeloet,
ma eriuarte bente mod Die Nnfnnft
bes Sentidem ltnterieeidiffes gSre-
men,.
Die engliI6e 4ntmort altf uniere
8ei6fperoe megen St0rung oes Yolt=
perfebrs tit jett ein9etroffen, bod
miro tie I6perlidJ befrieoigeno fem.
@ritens befaBt Tie iid MIR nit eini-
gen beItimmten 8el6meroen uno
nidt nit Sen a%Ggemeinen Gerbolt,
niilen. Sin lebterem lag es nnIerer
&egierung aber Dor auem. Sic moa-
te cine a~lgemeine GerGnoerung in
Ger miafiirli6en, redtspiorigen nno
lG1otgenoen 8ebanolung Ser SoIt-
ia6cn baden. 9arauf ldBt lid eng
LAMB aber ni6t Elm. Sic befaBt iid
uur nit ipe5ieleu 5aaen tno giebt
alld) in ibnen babe geripredungen.
Die englifAe Gote bat iibrigens 5il-
crit Ser fron5oiiiden 6egierlilg Dor
gelegen uno oieie bot oos in i6r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24

Ra6 8eridten oes StotiitiIden
Bureaus 81 auitin tpuroen I'M Staa-
re SeraS mobreno oes Wonats Sunni
S,509 8eburten, oornnter % 3mil-
aings : gaare, angemeIoet. Die
3ahl Der So6esfdle mdbreno besIet.
ben 3eitraumes belief iidr auf 2,f2S;
slber $50 Berionen erIogen ser
Sftpinofudt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24
Nn 81 Mnfn N,

Sn Gl 9afo muroe erneit
5leaeer, oer Better zines aroBen
ganfbauies IN Safionpiae, Sla.,
iueldes infolge Ieiner idledten Ser
tpaltung Dor 10 Sabren 8onferott
madte, bon einem ebemaIigen 0epo-
iitor erfonnt nno auf oeiIen @eran-
iaiiung Oerbaftet. 5lenger batte lett
Is Sabren inter falifen 0amen
geIebt un6 es peritanoen, lif) ieiner
g~erbnttitng 81 e%nt5ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24
Wrunbeiseatums . iiebertrasunaen.

90. 9. Sod an 6. g. Sod. 1.8S
Sder 2anb; 1892.
GIboe o. 8afer II. q, ourh Sheriff,
an Biuiam @oebe itnb Srai. @runo>
itiif an Ser @eit Rari6du Ctr. uno an
Der @ertibire unb Norfibire Ctr; $500.
@eronica Selir II. q. an Ilois Selir,
200 Ader 2ano; $3,201.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24

3piebeln, California, $500.
&pbl, $500 per Crate.
9eteriilie, 35e per 9bo. s8iinoel.
@riiner Gfeffer, 1926 per guidel.
geeten, 46c per 0sb. e8iinbel.
@elbe @urSeln, 40e per 9ueenb.
@eerrettigs 8uraein. per 3fo. 12ht
Gantaloupes, Gtnnoaro, $3.50 per
Crate; Stumble, $1.25 Der Crate.
Somnfen. Segas. 4 Scribe, 85e imo
90e.
@urten. per 8uidel, $3.50.
5pinnt. Toe per guiheI.
@ierpflan5eu. $500 per @nihel.
8obnen. Crime, $f.25h Bis $3.50
per 8ufdel.
Gquaib. 75c per @uidel.
&opfialat, $500.
gIumenfobI, $1.75 fir IL Gtid.
Haoiesdeu. Doc (. 1 9bb. 8iinbel.
Senerie, $500 per 9rseno.
wteh.Narff.
San Gntonio, Ser, "a. Suli 1916
&ihe $4.20 Biz $500.
adlber $4.35 Biz 5000.
O6ien $500 Bis $9.40.
@uIen $500 biz 1926.
ct. QouS, "a. Suli 1916. - 9finoz
bieh, Serase@ieb, $3.50 Bis 1910.
Sdpeine 1910 biz $t0.05.
5e0e.
gnsoras Sieeen. per gfb. ......10 Ga
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24

San slntpniu, Seq, "a. ssuli 1916 =
8rime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil. SO
gents per 8nIone.
Sseiu Yorf, "a. Suli. = Spot 1915
bio; Slili. 1852 bio; AuauIt, $9.68
nnb 500; September. $9.67 nno
$3.50; Sftober, 1881 nno $9.83; No@
bember. $500 uno 1922; 9e8ember,
$8.16 uno $8.17; Sarlar, $500 ulo
1921; Sebrlar, $500 mno $3.50.
Sarm-ErDbnfte.
San antonio. Ser, "a. Suli 1916
Butter ........ 1920 per Bftilo
Gier (uir friide) SO, /, 22c per Sbo.
$50. 2, 12c per 9bo.
Siibner ........ 12c-16c per Bfuno
Curriers' .......... 15c per 8funo
8ei3en ........ S1.13h per 8ufdeI
&orn 85c per 8uideI
Safer .48c per guidel
Gen .......... $500 Der Some
Wemiife.
&artoffeln, gaeue Seras. $3.50; gas
lifornia, $500.
Sibe aartoffeIu. 2ouiiiana. $1.75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24
l.ckaIes.

@oransiidtlides @etter.
Sir San &ntonio uno ltmgegen0:
-9eute obero uno 9ienitag, I'M Aa-
gemeiren i6on.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
FAIRS TO HAVE EXHIBITS
FROM UNIVERSITY

Several fairs in south Florida viii
have an exhibit from the University
OF Florida Experiment Station this
year, The fair association at Dcl.and
has requested one consisting OF
grasses, velvet beans, and other le-
gumes and forage crops, which have
been grown on the station farm.
A. p. Spencer, district agent for
South Florida, is preparing the sam
pies. Some Of the grasses that will
be sent have not been grown long
enough to establish their value hut
there are many which are well adapted
to conditions OF the state. 1t is prob
able that the exhibit, or one similar,
will make a tour OF several fairs dur
ing the next few weeks.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
THE FAIR A BIG SUCCESS.
From Fridays Daily. }

That was a courteous and common
dable act upon the part of the Dusi-
ness houses to close yesterday in
honor Of the opening of the DeSoto
County Fair and in honor Of the gov
ernor of the state, who addressed The
large audience assembled at the fair
grounds.
There were also many favorable
comments upon the automobile parade
that drove through the city prior to
the opening Of the fair, headed 10y
Company X, of the Florida National
Guards, Of this city.
Nothing but words of praise ire
spoken in behalf Of the splendid WORK
done by Secretary Gardner and the
members Of the executive committee,
as well rs the heads of the various
departments and other helpers who
have looked after the details Of the
fair So successfully. The general tN.
pre- ssion is if DeSoto county can get
up such an exhibit on so short Il no
ticc, what might he done If the uat-
ter was gone after in time.
The carnival fractions are rcocic-
ing a liberal patronage, and those
who attend them report themselves
as amply repaid.
Tomorrow will doubtless be the
banner day. as this is the day that
premiums will be awarded from the
grand stand, and in addition will in.
clude many special features of inter
est.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
HON. {. Il. GWYNN
ATTENDS COUNTY FAIR.

Hon. G. Il. Gwynn. chief clerk IN
the state land department, aud can
didatc for comptroller, is here today
attending the DcSoto County Fair
and looking after the interests of hl-
candidacy.
Mr.. Gwynu says the DcSoto Coun
ty Fair is one of the very best he has
attended in the state, and could MOI
contain his surprise when told tina.
all the work had been accomplished
in little more than a weeks time,
Mr.. Gwynn will make an active
ccnvass over the state in the Interest
Of his candidacy, and whoever beats
him will know that he has been in
the race. He promises if elected "to
carefully and thoroughly examine in
to all financial institutions and other
matters within the authority Of the
office, and strictly and impartlally en-
force all laws affecting the duties of
the comptroller"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
co. X.
LFrom SGturdaY,a nnilv.l !

VI IOiu okIuTOAyS DQllY.l
Last night Company X, the lrcal
military company, held an election In
their armory for captain. first lieutcn-
ant and second lieutenant. Col. A. II.
Blanding, of Wauchua, the COM
mander Of the Second Regiment of
Florida, was in charge Of the election.
Russell King vas unanimously
elected captain.
Second Lieutenant Jack Nvhilden
q d Pat Houston were nominated for
first lieutenant.
The following was the result:
Lieutenant Whidden, 10 votes.
Pat Houston, 10 votes.
First Sergeant Dowd, Pat Houston
and p. II. Jones were nominated for
second lieutenant.
The result was:
Sergeant DOwd, 3.
Pat Houston, 10.
II. II. Jones, 8.
Co. X now has 40 members. and
all promise to work hard TO make
their company the best in the state
The News wishes them luck.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
ALL EXHIBITORS OF FAIR
SHOULD READ FOLLOWING.

All exhibitors Of fruits and veec.
tables at the DcSoto County Fair are
requested to take notice f the fol-.
lowing:
The Southern Express Courmm
will carry any vegetable cNhlit
weighing not in excess Of nity pounds
weight to Tampa free Of III charges.
and will carry any fruit Xh'mt not
in excess Of eighty pounIs. free Of
all charges.
This magnanimous offer, together
with the fact that the county viii have
Mr.. +. G. Thornhill, If WiLchpH.
there to look personally 'ftcr the CX-
hibits, should cause all who have.
creditahle exhibits to send hem. You
have an opportunity Of advertising
the county's resources nefore thors-I
ands Of visitors from he north a.
never before, and we sincerely trust
that the county may I'll all the space
allotted at Tampa.
When you read this article he sure
to talk it over with your neighhors
and friends. We are doing our best to
put the matter before the people, hut
we can not do this alone. Help!
Help! Help !
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
NO REASON FOR 1T
Rhsn Arcadia Citizen Shows a Way.

There can be mo reason why any
..ader of this who suffers the tor
cures of an aching back, the annoy
.rce Of urinary disorders, the pains
ood dangers Of kidney ills, will fail
- heed the words Of neighbor who
-, found relief. Read what an Ar
calia citizen says;
S. Daugherty, farmer, Route
M ., five miles southwest of Ar
cadia, says: 81 was troubled by pains
On nv back and a tired, dull feeling
The kidney secretions were too fire.
ouent in passage and l had to get up
at night. In the morning felt more
tired than when / went to bed.
knew my kidneys were disordered,
and when 1 was told to try Doan's
Kidney Pills, got a supply at the
Arcadia Drug store. l could see they
we're helping me at once, and the
pain in my back soon stopped. One
box removed the trouble"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Daugherty had. Foster-Mllburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

In rambling through the county
records. our reporter iotted down
some interesting figures, showing the
financial record Of the present board
If county commissioners with Hon.
L. W. Whitchurst, Of Wauchula, as
chairman. as compared tn the record
Of the previous board.
There is no auditors statement on
record to show the standing Of the
three principal funds, viz; General,
Road, and Fine and Forfeiture, over
which the board of county commits
sioners exercise control, at the begin
ming of the term Of the former board.
but the report Of the Lukenbill Audit
Company on June 30, 1913, showed
warrants outstanding on these three
funds to the total amount of Sl6,-
5e7. II on that date. on December 81,
1914. when this board turned over the
affairs to the present board, the de-
felt had grown to S4j,046.92, an in
crease of S2S,479.51 in eighteen
months.
As above stated. when the present
board assumed the duties of office,
they faced n deficit for current eX-
penses of S45,O46.92. This did not
include court house warrants, drain
age warrants, or any special indebt-
edness. They have handled the BUSH
ness of the county in such manner
that the end Of the present tax year
will find these funds not only entirely
out Of debt, but with a surplus; and
in addition, the court house debt will
have been entirely paid-all this with
out increasing the tax millage.
In achieving this result, the board
has not neglected to keep up highway
and other improvements. They have
been steadily building more roads and
better roads.
Gentlemen, we congratulate you
most heartily upon this fine record.
Before you showed the people that you
were determined to rehabilitate the
Frances Of the county, your blue gen
eral revenue warrants were giving
some of their owners the blues.
In this good work our efficient
clerk. Mr.. 4. L. Durrance, played
no little part. 10y furnishing the board
necessary information for the intel
1igent handling of affairs.
Mr.. L. W. Whitehurst has made
a most acceptable chairman, and Mr..
John Hacan has been tireless work
err as chairman of the finance commit
tee. In fact, each and every member
Of the board has had n hand in the
making of this exceptionally fine rec
ord. and much could be said In COM
mendation of their work.
Here's hoping that you will all
make the race this year. and with
such an exceptional record before the
people. Won will make any opponent
sit up and take notice.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
AUTO REGULATIONS WILL
BE ENFORCED.

Chief Of Police Harvard told a
News man this morning that all laws
relating to automobiles will he strict
~ enforced from now on. All cut-outs
must be closed. Speed limit is twelve
miles an hour, and no automobile
nay remain on Oak street between
Brcvard and Monroe avenue, over ten
minutes. These are city ordinances,
and will be enforced. All AUTOMOBILE
lists are warned that If they do not
comply with them they will he ar
rested and taken to mayors court. A
v ord 70 the wise is sufficient.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03

islation, In order that the people may
be fully advised, and may have the
opportunity Of expressing themselves
in regard to it. He expresses himself
as being confident Of his nomination
and gives assurance that his campaign
shall he conducted upon a high plane
in keeping with the great offlce TO
which he aspires. Mr.. Wood made
number Of warm friends in behalf Of
his candidacy while here. He left
here for Fort Myers.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
HON. F. A. WOOD
ATTENDS COUNTY FAIR.

The Hon. f. A. Wood, OF st. Pc
tersburg, democratic candidate for
governor, was in the city yesterday
attending the Desoto County Fair.
Mr.. Wood when interviewed by re-
porter, says he is getting right down
to campaigning, and is ready for the
stump whenever there is any mani
festation upon the part Of his oppo-
nents that the time is ripe for so do
ing.
Mr.. Wood believes in the greatest
possible publicity Of all proposed leg
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
AUCTION BRIDGE.
From Saturdays Dai!y.l

~ 49, .
Mrs. z. n. Parker was the charm
Ig hostess yesterday afternoon at a
I'd party which she gave to a few
her friends at her homo ON West
blk street. There were eight ladies
resent, and the afternoon was very
lyably spent in playing auction
,lge. After the ladies finished u.s.
Is the cards Mrs. Parker served a
PliaDes winter salad course with wa
RS coffee and cake. The hostess was
sisted in serving by Miss Ethyl Lee.
be Following ladies were present /:
lrs. Ida Holcomb, Mrs. Douglass
rea dwell, Mrs. A. F. Odlll, Mrs.
|. A. Shore, Mrs. Anna Lou Gates,
RS. W, L. Dunwody, Miss Evelyn
Iilin and Miss Yes Parker.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
MAKES REPORT.

The school exhibit room was we'll
crowded with apprccative visitors
during the first day Of the fair D..
Quite a few took advantage Of the
rest room provided by the CONNER
cial League, and enjoyed a rest away
from the glamour Of the fair.
Governor Park Trammell gave a
short talk at the high school chapel
yesterday morning. In the afternoon
at 80 a part yof prominent citizens
Of Arcadia escorted Governor Park
Trammcll TO the fair grounds. where
he was introduced by Captain Geo.
NJ. Lynch president Of the Arcadia
Commercial Club. The governor spoke
Of his first visit to Arcadia twenty
years ago rs an orange packer. AMI
he told Of the great work Of the boys
corn clubs and the girls canning
clubs.
This morning DR.. A. A. Murphrcc
gave the students Of the u. II. S..
nm impressive talk. He will also speal,
this afternoon at the fair.
Among the interesting things at the
school exhibit Is a graphic chart
showing the increase Of schools.
school property value, etc. Of Desc
TO ounty in the past four years,
GAYMAN BAIL
Reporter.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03

prominent druggist of Memphis says:
much sickness could and would be
IeVented II the people would only re-
'fmoer that constipation is one of the
~ causes. AS a reminder, I would
Iggest the slogan.
he1al orderlies, the laxative tab
with the pleasant taste
l suggest Rexall Orderlies as know
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03

there must be two sides to the ques-
ton, and one would seem to be TO
quit playing with frc-else a few fool
Americans may plunge the whole
country into war Orange County
Citizen.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03

Isn't it about time the government
serve notice on all Americans to keep
of OF ships belonging to any country
at war in order to avoid these cOntin-
ued grave situations and intermlna-
hle "letters of inquiry" Certainly,
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-02-03

If the poor man cannot always get
meat there is cons olation at least in
the fact that the rich cannot always
digest it.-Giles.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-26
FORMER COLQUITT SHERIFF
KILLS WILEY WILKES

Moultrie, April 22.-Wiley Wilkes, a
young white man, was shot and killed
at Barney late Friday afternoon by
Marshal Allison Collier former sheriff
Of Colquitt county.
It is said that Wilkes was drinking
heavily and had been cursing in the
presence of ladies and otherwise act
ing in a disorderly manner. Marshal
Collier sought to quiet him, the report
goes, and Wilkes offered fight. Dur
ing the scuffe Wilkes is reported to
have been disarmed by Marshall Col
lier, who had laid his club down be-
bore attempting to take Wilkes pis-
toll. Wilkes is then said to have picked
I'D the officers club and started away
He was ordered to halt, but kept go
ing. Mr.. Collier then went around in
front of Wilkes to stop him. Then the
latter is said to have advanced on the
officer, striking him several blows over
the head with the club The Marshal
killed him.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-26
TO PROMOTE SALE OF
SOUTHERN MADE GOOE

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 1S.-With
the view of extending their efforts to
promote the sale of southern made
goods in the oSuth American coun-
tries, Southern Railway, Queen ana
Crescent Routes, and the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, will send their South
American Agent, Mr.. Charles Lyon
Chandler. on a tour through South
America this summer. He will leave
in July and visit Brazil, Argentine and
Uruguay, where the opportunities are
now particularly bright for extension
of American trade because OF the Eu'
ropean war. Mr.. Chandler made a sim
llal trip last year.
Mr.. Chandler will interview the
merchants and buyers of the three re
puDlics and investigate trade oppor-
tunities generally in order to be able
to advise southern merchants and man
ufacturers where and how to place
their products to the greatest advan-
tage. While on this trip, his services
will be at the disposal of Southern
firms who are anxious to have specj
tic trade opportunities investigated for
them, and will also be glad to assist
and promote their trade in any way
possible. Firms desiring Mr.. Chandler
to represent them should address him
at 1922 James Building, Chattanooga.
No charge will be made for this ser
vice, the work being part of the South
ern's general scheme for developing
the south.