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Arizona republican., 1916-10-16
HUGHES HEARS A SERMON ON
 VITAL TOPICS
[Republican A. ?. Leased wIreI


 LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. 15.-Charles F. Hughes spent Sunday in Lincoln. resting. He went in the forenoon to the First Baptist church and heard a temperance sermon by the Rev. Samuel Batten who urged the congre- gation mot to forget while voting for Mir Hughes. to vote also for the prohibition amendments in NebTas- ka. The nominee expected to go for an automobile ride this afternoon, but rain prevented
 Mir. Hughes will leave Lincoln to- morrow morning to conclude his cam paign in this state. He will make addresses at Hastings, Grand Island Columbus and Fremont and will make night address at Omaha.
 Leaving omaha early Tuesday morning. Mir. Hughes will go into South Dakota and Iowa.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-16
And Milson Too

NEW YORK, Oct. 15>-A band of Wilson volunteers" headed by Amos Pinchot, will go to Shadow avn to- morrow, it was announced tonight, to receive from President Wilson d message" to carry with them when they start Wednesday morning on a speech making tour of New York state. which will take them from, the Battery to Buffalo" Among the campaigners will be Rabbi stephen Wise, a commissioner of immigration Frederick c. Howe and the Rev. Dr. George R. Lund
 A statement by F. D. Underwood, president of the Erie railroad, declar- ing himself in favor of the reelection of President Wilson. was made public tonight at democratic headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-16

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Arizona republican., 1916-10-16

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 15.-FeliX M. Palavacini. former secretary of public
Arizona republican., 1916-10-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-10

HAS Berlin luir6 genefSet, oit
9enti9en batten in Der g6aulpaane
cine Dffenfipe btaunnet unb norh.
,uefIid non Wfalyiaes fraus5iiIdle
SteAnn8eH aenpmutrn, bic iId1 iibrr
niebrere bMn6ert g)arS eritredfen.
Sic baften ta6ei 423 Uetanaeue ar.
nta6t, einf1IieEIi6 BON iieben Gf-
f5iereu, mnb battrn fiinf N,aidlinen.
geI4ite, ioiuie cine Nasa5l Wainen.
tuerfer erbentet. Sin Otgenanarifi
Der 6ranspIen itisslii6tr.
Die Gmsfdn6er baben lest afdj
Ose istten grnppen, bic re npdl ami
Der palbinId Wnllipoli bntten, sus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-10
Sure urbfriitt,

Die GnslGnber nnb Die
3ransoien sieben lire Iamntt-
Ndtn gritppen pon Ser Snlb-
afeI GaIlipoli siiriif.
Sas enefiide sdladtldiff
s96nie 6einrid VII" iuiro
6xrd cine Geemine seritOrt.
Die SranaoIen iuerben ms
i5rtr letttn Stetlmng am
9arfmannsaue ueilerfopf perjust,
Die 9eatid)en baben slanep
beId5oiIeu.
9rntide 3eitanssn berlam-
afn bic 9iiidbernfung oes a1t,e-
rifaniiden SonfiIs in Stmtt=
cart.
Die glGiierten 6eiebem Sic
srisdiidle Sulel @telos.
BAD ben geridteu ser 9ini-
ten baben lie gSariorDsf i'm
Seiie lino IdJlasen ale 9ln-
/ sriffe ab. 9lnd iuollen lie sic
oeiferreidler bom Ditnfer Ser
Strppa pertrie6en ha6cn.
8effi ssaida erflart, sic
siirfen luiirnen crit iebt ben
Sampf nit builer Strait fii6.
rem.
Die Sentidlen beainneil nit
Grfols cine Effeniipe in Ser
gbampasne.
Gnsliidje Srnppen iino in
aAtAN- Mmaran einseidjlosien.
Die sried)iide ResierllnG
proteitiert gegen bic @erhaf=
ttng bpm Gonfiln.
slnf Der sSSriel 'Samos iinb
0atiigeSfraiuae anssebroden.
Sn Gsbpten lOll es fir sic
Gnslanbtr iebr sefG1rfidj aus-
feben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-10
iuik; Die Dame fat eine gpnbem-
ueridiu6rung me6rersr spione emf

...1 q, .,
= 'o's p.s Saae DaI elIe. oonlDem-
bfIlWippfuig meDrerer Sptone emit
cen II
le aineritanllge 9anoslsfamnler
IN s'erilm gaf 1td) iliit 9nlfe fmr ote
amerifantld)en Welda1fsleafe tn
oeri'n an Staafslefretar sanltng
1e'ualtof. Sie fagt, Ote 0eld)afte Die
ler ai1eshaner lefea ntelitens SIM
porfgeld)affe llao feten ourd) bic
enaltid)en Wpfaoentafresaln risiz,
merit iuoroen.
Der tiirfiidje GeneraIfentnant 3ef=
iii Gaid)a, Der fidl smr 3eit als sub
irer elmer tnrfiIdem GpesiaIgeIanot=
idaft in Berlin aitfbGlt, iast, jett,
6a Die 0erbinomna sipiidlen Berlin
anD aomitantinopeI 6eraeitelt lei,
iuerSe bic Siirfei SEN aantpf mil
oiei sr6kerem gsadjormf fiibren
fDnnen ais bisher. Grit ieBt finn
ten bic rieiiaen tiirfiIdjen 9ieIerber
str @erluenomna fommen unS Ser
arieg nit poiler araft aefiibrt iper-
ben.
Mls geraeltnnssmakregel fir
Die @erbaftamg Der &onIuln in Sa-
lonifi bat bic tiirfiIdeHegiernna 10
|fransSffdJe nmb 6ritiide Weamte, sic
iid) nod in BEN WeianbtIdaften in
&onitantinppef befamSen, Derhaften
laiIem. Gine an6ere 9sadlridjt mel.
bet, bic tiirfiIde gfrsierans babe
itanien0 ] Stnatsanseb6riae Ser Gn-
tentemdd)tc, bic fid ii tirfiIdjcu
Gebiet befanSen, als gergeltnngs-
masregeln fir bic grt nnS Neiie,
Iluie mtan tifrfilde Staatsan8eb5riss
IN Salonifi brbanbrlt babe inter-
nirrt.
81 e-Stt utAtiDC JttutCIuAN Vnl utH
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i'm Seiib ais ben airdbof nno iua-
ren alts ilDn1 iuieber bertriebem luurs

i'm Seiik ais ben aird)bof ino iua-
|ren ans i'm iuieber bertrieben uurs
0eHs 5 sliis a @
gln Der 0rense Der 8itfoiuina huff
len Die 0ialiem 1896 @efangene qe-
mad]t mnb brei MaIdDinengeId)iiBe
|erbentet baben. Son 6iterreidiIdwr
Seite ans lit Die 9fadridt nidt Be-
ftatist. itn6eitatist lit andl biegsad)-
Iridt, bak Gefterreider in @alisien
BON oent Sitnfer Der Strbpa Dertrie.
ben ieien. llebrisens 1T befanntlidl
|Id)pn uurber beridieoentli6 bebaap-
tet iuOrben, oafl bic GaiIen bereifs
Isie Strbpa iiberId)ritten hGtten.
ytad rniiiIden gerid)ten iimo Die
Siirfen in &aitfaiiem iiberall geTdjla-
gen luorSen. Die tiirfiid)en geridte
laaten anoers. SeIsnDers In ser
0esenb am ltrmmiab-See luollen Sic
siirfen Grfolse errnngen baben.
amiiiide sorpeSp6oOte IuiIen ei-
men Sampfer, Der ans 6em gpspp=
|rns fam, nm GD6len SIT 6olen, lit
ben @rnno gebobrt baben. Gpater
|lumrSem Die Sprpeooboote bnrd) ben
'ebeiiials oeitlden &renser ,,@ofben"
|pcrtrieben. Die 9aniien be6anptesr
aber, bic gopte 6dtten bann bod III
idieken bespnnei nn6 Ser arenser
babe iid fdjlieklidl Dor ibnen IN SEN
gpspuras geflidtet, mas nidf gera-
be glambBaft flingt.
Die italieniidle 9fegieruna bat
Meferbeu, Die IN oen sSsobreii 1882
tiffio '83 iuo IN ben Sabreft 1887
Enno '88 geboren iino, pieber eitl-
Iberlifen. Die gea1ribt lit itidt gan3
perft1noIidJ. a is
GDnig Spnitnntin unpt 8rishens
lnno fat einem @ertreter Der gtiI.
8reiie erflart, CT lei midjt mebr prD=
0e1ttidJ, ais HraiiScnt @ilion; er
lei MIR pro-sried)iidl. Gr iuplle nid)t,
bak @riedenlanS ans ieiner 9eea-
traiitat Geraits9eluft ober aetriebeit
inerbe, neil 6as Gin llagliif fir
@riedemfanS lein ipiiroe. Griehens
lanS miiiTe feine arafte fir fpGtcr
beluafren, benn 9ienanb f6nne iuiIs
len, u6 mad bieiern Griege midjt iuie-
Der Elm Salfanfrtes a,tsbredje. Gas
sSsntereiIe @riedjenlanbs beitimme
i'm allein in ieinen Sdmblnngem nnS
feine perRDnlidIeil Neisnnsen fir,
ben ScntIden aaiier u6er iraenb sSe-
rtanS Ipnit.
GeirerreidliidJe Sdjiffe 6abem biel
Stellnnsen Der Muntenesriner amf
Dem gerse eubien 6eidoiien.
3nm eriten Male in bieiem arie-
se bat Der Oeatide aaiier elmer ;sram
Sas cilerne &rens berlieben. Die
5ram lit cine 5ran Gtolif in 8lei.
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gesuaen; in M=slmaran iino mn
10000 Mann.
Die gpnboner Snffraaetten baber
in SDoe Earf cine Seinpnitratier
sesen Die &pnlfriptiomsbill gemaht
Cine glnsabl MGnmer, Die o9erbi
slrmlets" trusen, bas 3eidem bs,
Mnseuorbenen, indte Die Ieriamm
hing at ipremgen, inbem iie ielbi
cine @erlammlitng abbielt, aber e&
gIiidte nid)t. geibe @eriammlnnger
|irnrDen abgebalten ltn0 bas Hnbli
fnm amniierte iidl f6itlidl.
Staliener, bic ans Gggptem &c.
|fpmmen iinb, iagen bic Gage bort lei
cine lebr ernite nno cntIpredDe SnrdJ
ans nidt ben snberiidtlidlem 9lenee.
rimgen Der engliidJcn 9sreiie. Gs
lei cine entid)iebeue Wefabr fir 81,
emgliide SerrId)aft borbanbea. Sssiu
@Dlfe gabre es iiberall uno Der 9(ns.
britd elmer 9ienolittium lei feines.
iuegs mnm0glidj. Die 9aanmmna oei
0aroanellen babe cine amfreisenSs
Mrfnns amf bic gebSlfernng &c,
babt.
Sentidle emftidiffe griffen bis
Steilanaen Der ssranspien bei Ses
helsiIdlen Staot Sitrnes an.
6riedliIdle 9epefden melbem, baf
bic oentidJen 8erbiinoeten fid mil
Der gr0ften Gle tnb Gnersie ami
ben 3as sesen Salpnifi bprbereite-
ten. a ID
glns GDnoOm ipiro semelbet, Die
nSabor Eartb" iuerbe bennadlIt ATT
fatnmenfDmmeH, nm iiber bic Gage
at bernten. Die @erbGltniiTe miikten
fidl aber iebr Gnbern muo bic Cppp-
iitiom aesen bic apnIfriptionsbia
miikte aniycrorbeatlid) snnebmem,
iuenn Die @esiernna gesiunnsen feia
iolte, an oas engliIde @plf an aps
pellieren nmo cine allgeineine 8abl
amssmidreiben.
Vim SamItag baben oentIdJe 9uftz
idiffr iuieber bic SteQmngem Der
Alliierten in nnb BEL Salpmifi nit
ypntbeu beluurfen.
Die Staliener melben, in Der Sc
genb ppm @pers babe itarfes glrtil.
ieriefener itattseimmben, iUnit lei es
ilberall an Der sansen ginie siem-
lid itill geiueien.
Die 9iniien 6lei6en Del i9rer 8e-
banptnng, oaR iie gsartnbsf in
Wolbbnien i'm Seiit batten nno Sah
ole @crindJe Der @egner, es ibmen
81 emtreiken, bergeblid geipeiem
leien. Seiterreidiide nnS oentidJe
Wiitteilmmsen Iiesen bierii6er sur
3eit nidJt nur. glad Sen lebten
ams 8ien, flatten Sie
6niIen hom Gsartobsf midJts iueiter
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Gtelters WOtis.

Staafss itnS Gonrt9 Steiierm iar
bas Sabr 1915 aitf Grnnb- nno per-
Ionlides Gisentuu, miiiien bis saui
81. San. 1916 au ben Steier Sol
leftor S. I. Bitter eittridptet her
ben, nm bic 3abinns sinsr Straie
mab Soften hon 10 Trosent, Bic an;
peri6nlides Gisentnm erboben luer.
ben, sit permeiSen.
S. q. 9abis
GpnntrsHid)ter.
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Sd,atten u. Obft=Baume.

Gin GROCER Gprrat bon 9iguitrlims.
|Giden. lllmen, Sneainores uuo aiioern
Sdattenbdlnten. sn,mergriin. 9foieu.
Strd,t6crn. Sebt Die 8aumihulegrs
5eianiiie i'm San glittpnio 8peiggeihdft
bon @anieb's slnitin ssurierp, pftlih
geeeniiber her 9oitoffiee. iuter benI
sroBeu SdiIo.
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sSamferptf l3erfajtf

am tla9ftep ganlItag, ben. IA. San.
porInitags 10 l16r, offeriere ieb gum Bers
fauf aaF nffefttihen Mnttiou Dns gdilsc
@sateriallager. beiteben0 aus 2eifteH,
Habner, Siiren. Screens. SalouIicn,
@Ins es.. frei bon Standardization nno
anbere slrtifel niif tuelde NeIhIaa la
itet ODER bic frei bouou liilb. stlle oicle
slrtifel biloeu bas- gitafe Der banferotleil
slafno Safb & Goor 50. Ser gertaiif
fiIiSet IN $40. 302 0erff Giraffe. Gan
Nutonio, Ser, itdtt Ii. lit Der 8eitdtiglng
bltr6 ben nHeferee in @alfrlptcp~ liiia
tertuorfeir
= @egeli peler Snformation ipenoei
Gid an
= M. c0PPARD, Trustee.
405-7 S,uearinaen Mscgrap 8lbe,
q San Mntoniu, Seras.
Seiepbun Office 6 4f21.
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M. 81. @Olf, 9raiioent.
q. $. Mbers, g,icez9raiioent
rllo Sefretar,
$. M. 8aet, 9aiiierer.
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(Tortfesuna ailf Seite ~.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06
LECTURERS TO BE
OBTAINED FOR SNORT COURSE

Tn addition to the faculty OF the
Co,,ege of Agriculture, several speoal
lecturers will be obtained for the
Farmers Short Course, which Will DC
held at the University Of Florida Jan
uary II to 81. Prof. G. L. Willoushoy
will be assisted in the animal husDan-
dry work by John NJ. Scott OF the TX
periment station; DR.. A. H. Logan
veterinary field agent for the Federal
Bureau Of Animal Industry who VIII
lecture and give demonstrations on
bo, cholera. A. p. Spencer Of the
Extension Division, and Dr., o. f.
Dawson OF the State Board Of Health
II is probable that c. F. Barber pres
,dort NJ the Florida State Livestock
Association. will lecture. In addition
there will be several leading dairymen
and stockmen Of Central Florida as
special lecturers.
Prof. w. L. Floyd will be assisted In
the horticultural work by the follow
ing members of the Experiment sta
i ton STAFF: j. r. Watson, II. +. Stevens
r. f. Floyd. John Belling, DIR e. d.
; Sherbakoff. S. f Collision, Julius Matz
e and p. II. Rolls, dean Of the College
4, and director Of the Station 1t is prob
T. able that Prof. II. II. Hume Will giv'
I several lectures. In addition to WI
+ mon Newell, DR.. +. W. Berger AM
i f. NJ. O'Byrne Of the State Plan
e Board who will discuss citrus an
e nursery diseases, several other LEI
turers have been asked to come, bu
y replies have not been received.
l. c. X. McQuarrie, state agent an
IS other members Of the extension divi
- ion and Experiment Station star
1t will assist DR.. w. c. Etheridge and
t NJ. Rast in the work on agromony al
ne soils. In this division as well as Il
others. special lecturers non-reside
ii to the campus, will be asked to assis
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06
ROCK PARTY.

The Misses Carrie and Dora Pelot
entertained n few Of their friends
last night at a rock party at their
beautiful country home near Owens
The guests enjoyed this innocent pas
time until late hour, when delicious
refreshments were served, consisting
Of chicken salad sandwiches, punch
and cake. The following people were
present:
Misses Elizabeth Gray, Carrie Pe'ot'
Louise Baldwin. Halle Rice, Dora
Pelot. Evelyn Odlin, Beth Link
Messrs. Grady Burton, Archibald
wlllineham. Charles Green, Claude G.
Jones. Herman Singleton, G. A.
Byrd and Mr.. Everett.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06
j, o. 4.

Miss Marie Lynch was hostess ON
Thursday evening, when she enter
tanned the members Of the J, O. A.,
club. At the close Of a very pleasant
evening delightful refreshments were
served. consisting Of chicken salad,
olives and waters. followed by hot
chocolate and fruit cake.
Miss Annie Durrance invited the
club to meet with her next Thursday
night. Those present we're: Misses
Beth Link. Villeta Gates, Ada thinner
man. Lillian Martin, Helen McAlister'
Sophie Mae Smith, Marie Martin. IT.
ma Mcbride, Elsie McAlister, Franci-
enne Dunshee. Annie Durrance, Lii
Ian McChesney and Florence Ley.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

San Bernardlno, Cal, Dec. 81
Snow fell here yesterday for the first
time in more than ten years.
The snow fall was general in this
section Of the southern California cit
rus belt.
Growers said no damage to citrus
fruit would result. unless the temper
AZURE dropped much lower.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06
deafness Cannot Be Cured

A.. ,oo.t appllcations as they cannot eoaaiv one
diseased Pottion Of the car iai by Constitution.
way 70 cure deafnsss and t sSd.ed 81 an inamed
q Te@,eo ~ ,be mucous lining Of the Ensiaen,a
wsea h I; I%g tube 'a sslas vhsS
Iumbllng SCUM osed deafness IS the result any
unless The G S5,9 Ss tSooa SSR hear
THIS tuDe Ius1straved forever; nine cases OUT y,
ng WI, caused 0v By Catah, which Is nothlns Ou
~ asmd condtoqn St saS P POSs Tor any
We WI WIZ Ics1sed by cntarrh) that eann0t -, ~
I. .nrs ed By naiis catarrh Cure senu 'O' Wv
lars free =. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo o.
sold by Druggists 75e --.,,,..,,
T.Ts HANS FAMILY Pills for constipation
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06
w. c. T. u.


. = - . y . . y
The last monthly meeting Of l9lo'
held with Mrs. s. w, Bail was a
most enjoyable one. Each lady was
given the privilege TO name her moth
er's favorite hymn, which was then
sung bv the society. After the scrip
ture reading telling Of the meeting OF
those two illustrious and holy moth
,ers, Elizabeth and Mary, several
splendid and instructive articles were
given relating to the training and the
rearing Of the young.
The Round Table" in which every
lady gave some incident In her moth
er's life that had Influenced hers, was
fully appreciated. These experiences
were comic, grave and pathetic but
each one carried a never-to-be-forgot
ten lesson that had influenced thu
whole life Of that woman.
Following these exercises Mrs. Bar
served a delicious and most appro
priate luncheon, blackberry tarts. "lik'
mother used to make" and fruit cak
sent nv Mrs. Balls mother fron
Pennsylvania, with tea and bon-bons
Altogether It was a most enjoyahl
occasion i'm closing the years work
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06
.Cocal and Personal Items
tFrom Thursdays DailyD
ssslsl.SlsdslstsesestssstsSese


tFrom Thursdays Daily.l
w T. Mitchell, one of the leading
citizens Of wauchula, is spending the
day in Arcadia.
T. NJ Hammell, prominent law
var Of wauchula, is transacting busi-
moss at the court house today.
Mr. ID. t. Carlton and Mr. John
w. Burton left last Night for lam
ma They will be there several days
while transacting business.
Mr. / L. Hollingsworth, promi-
nont citizen Of Bradsntown, IS spehu'
inc the week In Arcadia Attending 10
business.
Miss Florence Ley, of Fort Myers
arrived in this city last night she
win he the guest Of Miss Irma NC
Bride for several days.
Mr.. Alfred Bivens, who has been
attending school in Douglass, Geor'
gia returned to Arcadia yesterday 10
visit his mother, Mrs. William Platt'
NtIss Clara McDougal, OF Fort MY
ers arrived In this city this alter'
noon. She will be the guest OF Mrs
o. d. Credit.
Miss Florence Butler, her guest
Miss Annie Laurie Aycock' and Miss
Marie Sanders are spending the day
IN Fort Myers visiting friends.
Mr. Paul Ley, Of Fort Myers, Is Wis
iting Mr.. George stonebraker In TINS
city for a several days. Paul is BUSY
today greeting his many friends.
Mrs. Owen Turner arrived in thi
CITY this morning from Barlow Il
visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Freeman
for several days.
Mr.. Miriam sauls, large orang
grower and farmer OF Ona, was bu
sy visitor at the court house TIL
morning.
Col. r. d. Treadwell, a proininer
lawyer Of this city, left last night fc
Tampa, where he goes TO attend
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wells are II
proud parents Of young son. WI
came into the world last night. The
is no wonder that Mr.. Wells lool
50 happy this morning.
Mr.. Taft Langford, the popular s.
pnrintendcnt Of registration in tn
county, returned this morning fro
Fort Meade, where he spent the no
days with friends and relatives.
Miss Gladys Gray, who has be-
visiting Mrs. 7. c. Stevens IL III
CITY for several weeks, left for h
home. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. this NOR
ing. Mrs. Stevens accompanied Il
as far ms Jacksonville.
Rev. and Mrs. +. +. Ley, Of FL
Myers, arrived in this city last mig
10 spend a few days with Mr.. a
Mrs. Ed. Scott. Rev. Ley, who "
for three years pastor Of the lot
Methodist church. was transfer
from Fort Myers to Bowling Gre
At the last conference. Rev. and NJ
Icy will 20 from here to their n
home In Bowling Green.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

L. NJ. Hammell, a prominent law
ver OF Wauchula, is transacting pusi-
moss at the court house today.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Mr.. d. t. Carlton and ME- John
W. Burton left last Night for Tam
ma They will be there several days
while transacting business.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

w. E. Mitchell, one Of the leading
citizens OF wauchula' Is spenuns 'H'
day in Arcadia.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Col John II. Treadwell left last
night for DeLand. He will be In that
c;tv for several days while attending
TO business.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Amongst those who enjoyed Christ
mas with home folks here were VII
lis Dewey, Of Mulberry, and Giloet'
Hamilton. Of Arcadia .-Punta Gorda
Herald.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Mr.. ]. L. Hollingsworth, promi-
nent citizen Of Bradsntown' IS spend
ing the week In Arcadia attending &c
business.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Hamilton, Of Arcadia UNI" wv
Herald.
Misses Rhydonia and Susie Appling'
OHIO have been visiting Mr.. and MIS-
w. C. Appling for the last three
weeks. left this morning for their
home in Columbia Ala.
MAYO Dade, who IL connected Win
Cha.. & Company, returned to Area
n, this morning after being away
from this city on a tour OF the state
for several weeks.
The DeSoto County Press AssoclA
,ion viii meet here tomorrow. TIT
session will he held in the lobby o
the Punta Gorda Hotel. Any COUNTY
editor falling to attend will be sub
feet to a severe reprlmand.-Punu
Gorda Herald.
Mr.. r. NJ. Duke, the well KNOW
musician Of wauchula. arrived In thl
city this morning to join the j, W
Brady orchestra in furnishing IN
music for the banquet and dane
which is to be given by the Germa
Club tonight.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

MFR. and Mrs. II. @. Hat.on and
SON Tom, and David Klein left Ar
cadia yesterday morning to maze their
future home in Scranton, Penn. MT
Hatton, who has only been in this VI
cinity for about three years, having
come here from Pennsylvania, sold
mis- grove interests to Mr.. Perry
Brown. one Of Arcadia's leading real
estate men. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatton 60
from here to Cuba, where they VIII
spent the winter with friends Thorn
as Hatton and Daniel Klein are go
ing to Washington, and from there Il
Scranton, their future home. Doro
thy Hatton will remain in this city
until about January 9th, when sh'
will re-enter the Cathedral school II
Orlando.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Miss Florence Ley, of Fort Myers
arrived in this city last night she
win be the guest Of Miss lrma NC
Bride for several days.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Mr.. Alfred Bivens, who has been
attending school in Douglass, Geor'
gia. returned to Arcadia yesterday 10
visit his mother, Mrs. William Platt'
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Miss Clara McDougal, Of Fort My
ers arrived In this city this AFTER
noon. she will be the guest Of Mrs
o. ID. Credit.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Mr.. Miriam Sauls, large orange
grower and farmer Of ona, was bu-
sy visitor at the court house this
morning.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Col. r. d. Treadwell, a prominent
lawyer of this city, left last night for
Tampa. where he goes TO attend to
business.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06
tFrom Fridays Daily.O

Mr.. II. NJ. Alexander, Of Wauchula'
spent the day in Arcadia.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Miss Florence Butler, her guest
Miss Annie Laurie Aycock, and Miss
Marie Sanders are spending the DAY
IN Fort Myers visiting friends.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Mrs. owen Turner arrived in this
city this morning from Barlow 10
visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Freeman
for several days.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Mfr. Paul Ley, of Fort Myers, Is VS.
iting Mr.. George stonebraker In this
city for a several days. Paul is busy
today greeting his many friends.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-01-06

Mr. W. G. Wells and daughter,
Thelna, returned last night from
Brownville, where they visited rela-
tives.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-29

ton. Mrs. Kendall is a victim of the
snuff habit and this is thought to be
partly the reason for her condition.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-29
Victim Of Snuff
Sent to Weston

Samantha Kendall. a woman from
near Rymer, in Warrington district,
was yesterday morning adjudged Of un.
sound mind by the Marion county Lu.
macy Commission and was ordered
taken to the state hospital at Yves.