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tente powers failed to make up the deficit.
 Had Greece participated, he con tinues, '"she could not have saved the Serbian army operating at such a distance that our forces would not have been able to effect a junction in time The Greek army would probably have suffered the fate of the Serbian army, and the Bulgarians with the Austro Germans and Turks, would today. as enemies, be in our territory, would Greece. weakened Ito this point, be of any use to Serbia, and therefore, to the allied cause?
 The entente press repeats on ev- cry occasion that we ought to en- ter the struggle to save the Balkan equilibrium. The equilibrium is as necessary to us as to the other Bal kan peoples: we shall do all possible to safeguard it. But would it be any better maintained were we beaten and crushed? Was this equilibrium always so dear to the entente powers, which some times employed pressure on us and even their ally, Serbia, to break it up in favor of Bulgarian"
 After referring to the "humiliations and gratuitous insults" which Greece has suffered at the hands of the en- terfte power Prince Nicholas makes especial complaint of "the doubt ex- pressed in the Anglo French press of the good faith and sincerity of our king and his government and of the sentiments of the Hellenic people toward the allied troops
 No suspicion" he says, could more deeply wound the national pride
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VILLA IS NOW
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ed States have just been placed in the Mexican treasury and several more million will follow them as rapidly as they can be engraved. The order was placed several months ago by Luis Cabrara, minister of finance in MeXi- co., and is said to have been for $250,- 1J6,00s pesos.
 The new notes will be exchanged for various issues already in circulation in Mexico which have been declared it. '""al and which were easy to counter felt.
 Official and unofficial reports from Mexico indicates slightly improved conditions in the military situation. Villa has eluded the troops sent by General Gavira to capture him but Argumedos capture in Durango ap- pears to have checked the rebel move ment about Torreon. Officials here do not regard the rebel operations about the oil fields in eastern Mexico as ser ious.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
SAY COFFEE HOUSES
 BAD FUR THE GREEKS
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 13-A mass meeting of members of the local Greek colony called today to protest against criticism by C. Vassardakis, Greek consul general here. of cer- tain Greek coffee houses as pitfalls for laboring men, cheered the consul when T. P. Mountanos. editor of a Greek newspaper cited facts to prove the cOnsufs criticism justified.
 Prior to 1912" said MOuntanos, the Greek laborers in San Fran cisco used to remit $2OO,00O a year to relatives in Europe. They also had money in the San Francisco banks. Now very few have money in the bank and remttances to Europe are only about $2.000 a month. Their hard earned wages are taken from them by the girls in certain bad coffee houses.'
 Mountanos had to force his way to the platform through a hostile crowd but when he left the hall. scores of his auditors followed him to the street. cheering.
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 LONDON, Feb 13.-The remarkable stand which has besn made by Major General Charles V. F. Townshend and his comparative small body of British troops at Kut- Fl -Amara, Mesopotamia where for nearly two months they have been besieged by large army of Turks, has raised General Townshend to a high place in the esteem of the English public, some military critics mailing him as one of the most brilliant soldiers the empire has produced.
 During the long siege General Town shend has beaten off all attacks of the Ottoman troops and kept his little force intact. Every dispatch from the commander has been read with deep est interest by the public that has feared that the relieving army which is said to have been held up by natural obstacles, would reach Kut- Fl Amara too late General Townshend's recent report that he had sufficient supplies partly relieved the minds of tile British people who now are anxiously await ing the outcome.
 When the full story is told of the battle of Ctesiphon, where the British repulsed the Turks, the retreat to Kut El-Amara and the siege, it is expected to make a thrilling chapter in the his tory of the worlds war. The conflict at Ctesiphon was desperate work and the general himself fought as fiercely as any of his soldiers who that day put to flight body of Ottoman troops said to have been six times their num- ber
 There were critical moments and it was at these times that General Town shend showed himself to be d cool and
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
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FL PASO, Tex. Feb. 13-J. w. Bennie. general manager of the shannon Copper Company at Clifton, Ariz.. issued a denial today of the report of a strike in the rorlra;;iy' s concentrator and teaching plant here The statement said:
 "A Clifton dispatch published yes terday, stating that 100 men work ing in the Shannon camp concen- trator and teaching plant have gone on strike. and if operations were not resumed at an early date. the mines and smelter would have to be shut down. is false There are but thirty men employed on the concentrator and teacher combined< The concen- tratOr was shut down for two days for general repairs and is now in operation. The teacher is an ex- perimental plant and has no connec- tion whatever with the operations of the company
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
WANTS INFECTED H|DEI
 KEPT FROM COUNTRY.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Dr C. T. G. Rogers of the division of industrial hygiene of the state labor department. 1t was announced tonight will request Surgeon General Rupert Blue of the United States public health service to use his influence with the treasury de- rartment to have an order issued for the -disintection of all hides shopped to America from anthrax infected ports of China ana South America.
 Dr. Rogers action is based on the fact that Eugene Hiers, hide handler of this city, is believed to be dying of anthrax at hospital here It is Dr. Rogers theory that anthrax is commit nicated exclusively through hides and leather.
 Although Hiers was operated upon Saturday afternoon for the removal of tEe anthrax lesion and the Eichhorn serum Was injected into his blood, his condition has speedily grown worse.
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Peterson, including stations 47S to 52l: Guy Morton, section &. including stations 529 to 593; Mir. Cosmer, sec tion 9, Including stations 593 to 172; H. L. Peterson, section 10, including sta tions i72 to approach to bridge. The approach tJ the bridge will be in charge or MT. Hill.
 Among those who have taken great interest in the good roads work at Cactus Park today is H. R. Patrick who has been assisting County En- eineer CarrotEers in establishing grades. MT Patrick will also be on hand today.
 Several citizens were on the ground yesterday with teams laying out the work so that there will be as little loss of time as possible when the crowd as semDles this morning. Ii is desired that a couple more teams be brought today.
 | It will be interesting to many to learn that the beef and sheep for the barbecue are now being roasted and will be in readiness by the time the workers have wrought up their appe- tittes today.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
bENN|E MAKES IF NAL IF
 WA[K0(JT 0F SHANNON MEN

concentrator and teacher These de- partments of the Shannon plant wo"e down Wednesday. Thursday and Fri day. and resumption of opelations was not effected until the strike of the employees of the Detroit Copper company had been declared off on Saturday. It was said tonight that the men realized that their threat to strike was uncalled for in the race of the promise of the managers to consider just such grievances at frequent conferences with committees named by the men. It is probable that the matter of the discharge of the two men will be presented to the managers at conference scheduled for February 21
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
SERBIA IS APPRECIATIVE
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PARIS, Feb 13. President Poin- care received telegram today from a number of Serbian deputies who re gently arrived at Nice, expressing their gratitude for the friendship of France and their faith, despite the grave sit uation in which Serbia finds herself, in final victory for France and her al lies.
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NO DANGER OF INVASION"
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TORONTO, Feb. 13.-Asked tonight regarding rumors that there was dang CT of an invasion" of Canada at Mag ara Falls. General Logic. commanding the Toronto divisional area, authorized the statement that reported movements of Canadian troops were unfounded but said precautions had been taken to deal with any possible emergency.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
"Bennie Beat 'Em to It"

CLIFTON. Ariz.. Feb. 13.-Whcn the employees of the Shannon Copper company, operating the concentrator and teacher near Clifton. early last week demanded that two of their number be discharged because they did not carry union cards, the de- mand was accompanied by a threat of walkout. The demand and the threat were presented to Manager Bennie at Fl Paso and in the words of the employees, he beat them to it. and directed the closing down of the
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
Victim In Gloversyille

GLoVERSvILLE, N. Y. Feb. 1s.- Niles Reynolds aged 53. died early to- day from anthrax which he contra cted last Wednesday while working in a leather manufacturing plant here on sheep skins imported from South America. The disease was communi- cated through slight skin eruption on his neck. This was the second case among Workmen of the same plant within year The other man recov- cred.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
CANADIAN AMERICAN BRIGADE
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 TORONTO. Feb. 13.-A full brica tie of approximately 4.OO0 Americans now living in Canada will be recruited for service with the dominion forces on the firing line in Flanders, it was an nounced here tonight. General Sir Sar. Hughes, minister of militia has authorized Major C. Seymour Bullock. who came here from New York and joined the 97th battalion, American le- zion, to undertake a dominion wide campaign.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
sEL6YvILLE FIRE STRICKEN
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WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 13.-t'ire tonight almost completely wiped out the town of Selbyville. according to re- rorts received here. Several families were rendered homeless and the prop erty damage was estimated at s10o ooo Wire communication with the town was cut off by the storm today and no further details were available The population of Selbyville, according to the last census, was about 800
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
GREECE FACES DEFICIT
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ATHENS. Feb. 12 Via Paris) Feb. 13.-The Greek government is consid- ering measures to improve the finan- cial situation, being confronted with large deficit. It is expected to retain percentage of the salaries of office holders and to levy a tax on profits realized by the merchant marine from the war traffic.
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Three Very Attractive Silk Values
ALABAMA'S CREW LANDS
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HARTELPOOL, England, Feb. l4.- Sixteen members of the Norwegian ship Alabama, which was sunk by q mine or a torpedo in the North sea Thursday night, have been landed here. Two of the men are injured The eX- plosion shattered the after part of the ship and she foundered in two min utes.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
FRANCIS PEGoUD IS SUICIDE
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PARIS, Feb. 13-The body of Fran cis Pegoud. brother of 'Adolph F. Pegoud. the aviator who was killed in action nearly six months ago. was found yesterday hanging from tree in the vicinity of Versailles. Pegoud. apparently suicide. was 36 years old and had been employed in d mu- nitions factory. He had been de- pressed, owing to his brothers death and to financial difficulties, it was said
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
SWEDES SEND INVITATION
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STOCKHOLM, (Via London) Feb. 1.-The Swedish football association has invited the American football as- sociation to play match in Sweden next summer If this is impossible a Swedish football team will go to the United States. accompanied by an athletic team
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14

of the Hellenic people than mistrust of their traditional hospitality and the word of their sovereign"
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
FRESH ARMENIAN MASSACRES
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LONDON, Feb. 14--Fresh massacres of Armenians are reported from Tur- kev. according to the Times Bucharest correspondent, who. however gives no details.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
CORSETS IN THE NEWEST

At Annual White Sale selection of MOdaT Madame Glove Fitting, Grown Corsets m a u ee stop o O it
 mesevi chnten in tha his un al
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
White Wash Fabrics Attractive1y Priced

All the fabrics in plain and desirable patterns and designs found seectoa fabric suitable garments from the lingerie to the fashionable apparel
 2nh de Luxe used for underwear good quality yard l2 2c
 nch white underwear desirable number at yard 25c
Arizona republican., 1916-02-14
White Silk FarbiCs

Silks that mark the trenc fashion, rom the best weavers-a varied selection at attractive prices, 36 inch wash Taffeta waists and underwear, extra good value, yard ....................S 100 SS inch white velour silk for waists and dresses, heavy the name suggests-One of the many newer weaves-unusual value at yard, 93c 36 inch white Charmuese-an extra heavy quality, white sale price, yard .....................S1 SIPS 40 inch washable white crepe Taffeta-very de-
 sirabe for waists and underwear, white sale price
 yard ... ........................... .S1.69
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-11-09
Council Meeting

(Advertis. ment)
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-11-09
First Ma o.
Northeast 4 To LaBeoN
Crowded OF Gas aolrk)

Northeast of Woodrow, Oct. 80,
Liza, one of the team mules
owned by c. NJ. Carrier of your
city, and used on his place here
by j. j. Williams, died of collie last
Thursday night.
III. M. Sullivan, our lawyer who
recently married an 18-year old
girl near Bermont, was in this
neighborhood Monday, on his way
home from Bermont, where he has
several stump-pulling contracts.
He and his wife are at home at his
cottage "a miles south of the De-
Soto county line on the Dixie
Highway.
j. j. Williams and family, of
Meadow, spent Sunday with Her
bert Williams and family, Of Near
Woodrow.
O. d. Carlton, wife and son, "a.
c., of Punta Gorda, came to his
homestead Saturday, with two
loads of lumber purchased from
the old ice plant
Harry Colson of the Dixie
Homestead, spent Sunday at Pine
Ridge Farm, the guest of William
t. Kaler, who was home over Sun
day from the Dixie Highway con-
struction camp.
Arthur Feltz and John Rush,
of Olga, were here Sunday. The
latter was looking for a home
stead. He is recently from Cali
fornia.
Arch Hogan and Mrs. F. E.
Leonardy have returned from OIL
ga, where they visited their sister,
Mrs. Iona Browning, and family,
Cor several days. They made the
trip in Arches "two-cylinder
horseless carriage.
George Jobst, of Willow Pens,
attended to business at Punta Cor
da Saturday.
Mrs. Jos. G. Falcon, of the Will
low Pens, was in Woodrow Tues
day getting crates preparatory to
shipping peppers.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. c. Falcon, Of
near Willow Pens, entertained at
dinner Sunday A. B. Tucker and
family, of Punta Gorda.
B. A. Stroud and p. P. Male
have the best prospects for cukes
this side of the river.
w. p. Scofeld and wife and
John Jobst, of Pop Ash neighbor-
hood, were entertained at dinner
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Cleveland
Crowded out last week }


Cleveland, Oct. 30.-The con-
tract for repairing the Sea Gull,
a government boat, stationed at
Boca Grande, was awarded the
Cleveland Ship Yard.
Mr.. Hammond and family of
Cleveland, will spend few days
on Shell Creek camping and fish
ing. We hope they will have a
fine time.
Frank B. Smith of Arcadia,
fruit buyer representing Scott
Bros, is stopping at the National
Hotel.
r. Dewey of Toledo, o., is at
the National for the winter. He
is SO years old, but well and very
spry for a man of his age, and a
great fisherman.
Mr.. Caperton expects to fill his
house early this fall, as quite a
number have written that they
are coming, and where could they
find a better pdace than here?
Peace and Shell rivers and the
bay to fish in and plenty of game
in the woods, and the king of
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membrance Of portraits. How
many people can remember tho
name Of all the presidents by their
wood-cut portraits?
They find it hard to do so.
Other interesting pastimes also
were prepared that were interest
ing and instructive. The after
noon seemed to pass entirely too
quickly and the shadows of even
ing were coming on before the
hostess could serve the rcfrcsh-
ments, which were very much en-
joyed.
Mrs. Sturdy, a guest had had
the pleasure of being with the
club at a few MEETINGS; and to
show her appreciation, she so
kindly invited the club to meet
with her at the next meeting, Nov.
10th, responses to be from Shakes
peare. The club unites in thank
ing her for this pleasurable event.
Mrs. s. J Hewitt, Sec.
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story tellers to listen to, when the
days hunting or fishing is over.
The Herald should be commend
ed and deserves credit for the fair
and courteous treatment given the
Republican candidates that spoke
here last week. This should help
mend the break caused by the
Catts-Knott controversy.
Worlds of cake and ice cream,
school kids in plenty, old people
and young people-everybody
welcome. All had great time,
but Master Harvey Hewey, 6
years old, got the presents-any-
thing from cold cash to all kinds
of tricks.
Something new at the Cleveland
Pc, lock boxes, all steel, bullet
and burglar proof. Now, if you
want to be shown, just wait till
this new office is installed, for its
from our home town, h c., Mo-,
and we can show you.
Dell Huckeby and his wife
spent Sunday in Fort Ogden visit
ing friends in that burg.
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Council met in adjourned SEES
sion, Oct. 31st, 1916.
The following members were
presents: S. F, j. Trabue. Chair
man; G. l.. Fries, G. A. Waltmirc
and VIM. Written, also City Atty.
Hancock.
Minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
Motion by Fries, seconded by
Waltmire, and carried, that the
minutes show that this being the
night set to hear the objections on
sidewalk assessment number five,
and that no objections were filed,
Motion by Waltmire seconded
by Fries and carried that clerk be
instructed to publish sidewalk as
sessment number six, and date set
to hear objections on same.
Motion by Written. seconded
by Fries and carried, that City At
ty. Hancock be requested to con-
fer with Mrs. p. w. Meadow on
question of planting shade trees
OH streets.
Motion by Waltmire, seconded
by Fries ard carried that clerk or
der one or two dozen electric bulbs
for street lights.
Moved by Waltmire, seconded
by Fries and carried, that the re-
port of street committee be accept
ed and clerk is ordered to publish
same in Punta Gorda Herald for
one isue, the report follows:
To the Honorable Town Coun-
Gil. Gentlemen:
Your street committee to whom
was referred the communication
of H. R. Dreggors, urging the inn
portance of system of drainage
in and adjacent to the town limits,
respectfully report that they have
had the matter under careful con-
sideration, and fully agree with
Mr.. Dreggors as TO the Importance
of the subject and recommend that
this council encourage the work of
drainag in every way possible.
We believe, however, that any adj
cquate system will affect lands
outside of the town limits, and the
work can only be accomplished by
taxing the cost thereof upon lots
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-11-09
ALBERT RILEY HAS
GAINED rs POUNDS
Says Andes Has Increased His
Strength and Energy a Hun
dred Per Cent.
Sales Increase Daily In This
City

Never In the history Of this city has
medicine been so widely discussed al
Andes, The Master Medicine" That
II must be preparation Of unusual
merit Is proven by the enormous de-
mand that continues at Cotters Drug
Store. In recent interview with the
Andes man, Albert Riley said:
have gained rs pounds on Andes
and | don't think l ever felt better in
my life than do now.
Il had been suffering with stomach
trouble for eight or nine years." con-
tinued Mr.. Riley, land for the past
four years II has been very bad
had no appetite at all and / would
almost have to force down the little
l did eat. | could not digest anything
and my food did not seem to do me
any good. / have suffered constantly
with headaches and was so nervous
could not Get good nights rest. ]
had lost m weight until !. was alarm
ing | simply felt miserable all the
time, and at times would have to quit
work for weeks. / had about tried
everything else and kept getting worse
until | began the use of this Andes
medicine.
my cccsin who persuaded me to
take AIDES certainly did a good act
for me. felt better and began pick :
ing up right along by the time / had
used my second bottle. My appetite
is fine now, and my food tastes good
can eat most anything l want and 1t
agrees with me. 4 have not got a
sign of stomach trouble or indiges-
ton. All the nervousness and head
aches have gone, and / sleep sound all
night long. Andes has not only in
creased my weight 25 pounds, but II
has increased energy and Vigor hum
dred per cent / can cheerfully rec
ommend 1t to any sufferer from stom-
ach trouble"
Andes, The Premier Medicine" that
is accomplishing such great results In
Tampa and vicinity.
Andes Prescription, the Miracle Medl-
cine, Is now on sale In Punta Gorda by
the Seminole Pharmacy, the exclusive
agents