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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

ten NIT DEM il6erons troilrigen Stut.
be Der Dingc bon beute, 10 pergroBert
iid Oieier lInteridieo nod mebr. o.
bel mill crlpogen iein, ooB aitb ooS
icBige glnatolien inimerbin I'M Ser.
gleib 5i nnoereN 21n0ern 8orocr.
Aliens @crlien &urdh @leiopo.
tauicn niht 10 gar idlerbt beiie,
oelt cric6eint cs bat immerbin olif
einen 9Ireal, oos etpos eroBer ais
&reuBen imo ctlpos fleincr ais
Gcuti1lono it, s 10 9liaioncn Gin.
mohuer, b, 3. cS lit ctlpa 10 oibt be-
nolfcrt iuie Die meiitcn @egeuOeil
5panicrs ooer mie I'M GlrIbidjnitt
@rie4enlano,
Sonia SDiiMados, elmer Der Ola.
oodeH sllcgdnoers, arilnoete uno be-
ieitigtc bic auc6 Dorber itbon bliiben1c
5toot @pbeius nel. 4ns groBe Ebea.
ter bon Gpbcius, Oos sic jebt bort
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02
LOS SOCIALISTS FRANCHISES
tVicne dc Ia "a. Pax).

CARA on tarOr dc uua organIzacIon
entire los alia!oS dc IA Entente, &c tai
r~agactc:. que pcrmlta Ia iundacior
Dc uaa Socicdad dc Naciones. Sc e.
cur@n Lambicu. mcluir entire las up-
cioU"s que ID Convention la q" eaIU-
diar. "sja proposition.
Entire csros asuntvs que Sc DIST
ti=ron. fisura la irAalacion dc la
tuc"zas dc los a!!aioS en- campaila v
Ia cvvpcraci6n .miI!tar de JOS alian"j
: cI regimen interior DC IL c~@invcracia.
j Il susrEs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02
PESOUISAS-

JULlt! Ii;n:.I d; 81 "-Iu-a Ia -rI. bona
Maria ini,aL. dr-,1tt -ahrr 81 Il'r1'i"ru de-
-. iIi.iii IL sra. Ijufr! JuIIii 'rr'urG. nae
nos sr:nar1Iurs- tr ella 81 tIuG.G ;Ua.rL,
Liul.. H"airu. q dlI :: q" uriV5r" lie
1916. : rr>ir ciIh'Irr> nu hrm"- '"atdp
ron Il. ella. lg.aiuI"nir dr-"rW"> "a
Der Il % .I,Irr0 dc IL sra. i"rH JuaiII
G,tIm.:, IL litina SCI mIr "r"lhII""- cara
dc IL. :f:r 4 ltriIrii,Iu a" 'ri.ir, Lr
!ol.. So "hr"u.T"nT rnirLr,S Ct! E'"farIIu.
! IL .r.-"lii dUr lie Ii."rfh'i
.,a'lu- iUr r-i%- to. -'iI"'"-. IT, "gni';'-
r.rr ron $50. = IL ii" lL!"rfW" IL, lTaI
r.. Hua. c,ri Si.uI. iUrIIir TO- IHlrrIucs
- li!.u NalLuL. rcU. U,I., N.NsIGw. i"'-
Ly::4. Mi3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

i.iIr!i. ~. -, iins. H.. C'iJri. Cs;T.Hra rt=u-
lar. rui"r Di1!ICr,. tlu> i"GrD-. cara reGGu-
III. hare iTr> a!iu~ G;." Ia 81 Il" 81. Is
two eI LiudaL ~.;r.i:rZ. dc Luude Tue ,
una GiGr,na lie Cn=aI.riit. iU saiirUIDEG
dr,G. rn.nI!res NADIA t.c Il. uA.r Lga
gra;irirar!Gl IL CiNL.T FNfi EUIhRE.~. =
Ii 'tFSyua G.,. liz: IrnI,urcIu.r' iufurInpl
~rte:fn.. l]IrIiir>e a GreIogIo Gloria. Hm,
~ Tri,lpu, i!IZuna. tiiGJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

uiTGiH"NiN.-I'a ''6ia:. .bTira &c. 9
ca;iiuo iiaria "a rrilriIad. con e<is can.
.;1ai tSi o. L. rRyiSTeruS n,.PSiTG Gaia.
rru.n MATRIMONIAL ilrSTEADD. ION
rT.HbVrS Y tii"rrriOarS dc III.cilas dRmss
Tfr. tDSral raSarSc prui!iu. pUrdc Id
"Srrih.T 3 CHalGuiefa de elias y Contrse:
a CnSGIPDLlTAN GLIB. BOX ass. VENICE
f:ALlF.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02
0

IrtlN WlAICAhu G'' = ":.D- a" rITG,
d--,.a trrrr r~orresruudrirII con ~sriiG:IiI
mrN.raag &c IL = - aiiu> de- ejat. "U-
':'n ...ttviImnGI". irrt'iT>" - !. u. "a.
ir!ry. =. =. Boz -, lrU!.ilcG, W..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

GIiAfIIIrtEL. "mn Sfll = uIr"n IHfurfnr
lie !arId-Tn ciaciu dc ifrt, iirIHT1nn, M
tonic ! Jos" .irliHu Tr>ur"trV "'"""''. RI
u"ruI"g, e.. ~ Amos - -~r-uiUiU nc o."
de- i!al"I,. -"9.,ra. M"NIrr. lT-
!" II"url-ca T.. tg,ILu. LVWC.i. "a
iirruDI ~ Ia. Point. 4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02
BIBLIOTECA ILUSTRADA PARA
NINOS

"a 80 c~ent4yUs Cada TomO).
Avcntura5 Fc.s::Do Lc@tcj!la.
Fl Canus..1o ac FLORES.
T., Muldo ue 10 Pc Fuenc.
II Eu-au.o &c los NiMoS.
i,Se4 al AiraHcc Ge los Nln0S.
Historic de L. Soc.ed2des
humans.
T.as MaruvIl.as 4yl Ciclo.
Ia Cabr!.a ae Orc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

=. ~ul.lr.IN "c.,uraur. r~I:''-.i l"r1 -
lar ii..n:r. =. ai,dT,,kI g.! :.tt, -
ul.nfol ,'ar4 nl"riur. l'r'iaI-' 4 va.
=. tn. ~ IitAN~N. >Gu N'"tlI", lr.a>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

ANrCujD- ~ ~.Al.uN''--a la C"fn?"hia
CraHu.r-":. I!!rt- EUilJjr--!. Arturo
rrar.r". rruli>ia-uui.gU. rTr>. =: Il VISIT
lie ~. cIiuirnzg i CaMS2rs" :: u. u.ha
,IGinir- ur cah,.l.. 10 - csi".!r llISia cue
>Ca drmaS.IGu !a:d'. i.AIuIrn Grad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

Imy t.i-i-f.- e.. inlit, : C%spaHn.. mrlr,!J
rrarrirr - g'"iiu. !t.-.:.Is. ilauIr irl"i''.
no Iri,.. -. -LIN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

II NECESITh express para Gre l!e"e sGs
nrtaras u IL .SIac!Gn o CIrtSle sGS niue
n!"> i.ablr!c - Rpsaic.. T"ieluno Crockett
275i y Travis tt.I.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

TI.CES!Tu dos zai atevy>. trahajO p-.Tvl-
r"nir IaTu s"@ilu dc>"!upe!iO. dlrIrlrSe
TO- !: West Houston. Diego Flores Prop
If.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

E>tamo> i,aFando e! ulGIo: precIo POI ME-
CTS. NlrIiCI.os I'd, o m&ndrlo= InIestrus
J.. ". and i. NarroQuin. zoo C0inros3 So
san Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

t. NECE~ITAN oiera!IUs que coU52ran IL
rlDT.cGrlUu a. pu.o$. IlH@ LisaT Factory.
~ commerce. -, >Ju A!.Ionl". Texas.
NiJ1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

>ECESlTD S"l= z7r1icrrS, Dac0 sig a s29.50
"maIar!Gs. Boston Shoe Repairing Co.
10 West tpi;StOU. -!g3!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02
CicNCIAS y

I~IlcJ&rC, por C~on.aayre .......$ -"
S7eace-, p0r {. mismo ......... eco
E~-SenarZa d IA GeoGr2f.a 800. $50
RoSumen de peCagog:&, POI ".
Rein ...... 100. ....... 0.60
Ia Educaci0n natural, por Cur
lit. . ....... 0.60
Historic de IA Pedagogia, ?o-
elmer ....----. .'' '.ov
Arte de educar. q los G.6Qs...S 15O
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

Sc HENTi Hacienda. nicamr I'd. 81 t.ene
tmrl"ImrUtos y mdGGiHaTia ~agrIrolH y 81
yalOr, Y yr H. fIUpUTrlOnarG hacienda ron
aqua en- MCSiro. VI. L. Flores, fs BelStp
=. san Antonio. Texas. -tii5
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

81 ELcL>iTA lcycn mrvtran0 Gc pueH3
urr>rur!a Gic haDln ln.lcs, con hlcnlS
r"f"rc.rIaS = Gu" c"p"hrl rc!icc;aiE"nto
Il iranain q, S1pA FOUNTAIN. Siuthi pc
>1> men>riir- y a>IsicICId. tIrilas" 3
a.nu-laErin Bra.O. ~ TTUGGcuE -. Hen
Okla. Nihi.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

Il NErL>iii i&brlrafit" rNHr!tO IL Gai-
r"- Iu.NtCauu>. DIGij!r>c 4 Mr.. solomon,
Austin i. IT, . a { ur 10 SaIIt".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

st ~iECESITiN IN muc.arha> pa2a !!Inriar
IuiUrr!au eli H., rash 81. Gi2l'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02
LEBROS ECT0CTO0C|
De VENTA EN- Ia CASA EDITORIAL LOzANOi

i. comp,ot del iGe&
7. ~pro>:ripto de = montana
n piano ametral.aGora
Lanzacos al abisEo
Tiaje terrorifico
Daniel e, oSo y & USo Juan.
II cac!quc negro
i.incnaHiento fracaSado.
IA eStatu4 parlance
Los beGuinos rojos
NOYELAS DITERSAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02
DIVEESOS-

i rnr-iA Di.iIU -pDr' WLi.,E3s. Sirf-
-rr. Ill cup.Lr IIt":r-. - We. C''tI.
IM""Cr =. lIrn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02
GBkAS FOPJLARkS EA;PASTA-
D.NS

a p C~cntayos cada una
Hygiene Dc. faa.aIur
Ia Ele-.ric.daL ~ casa
G~IIrCn.g-c:-.
GGia del Blg. Sl1.eute
Manual dc Egu.Iac.yH
JUegUs : degortes
100 p.atgS =" GAIA
iGp rlatos (. Eeraera
100 fyrI@4las para aPruyecuar lbs
sobEaU.es
b@:,.s jc SociedaG
Qracu.o dc las DGmas
laborys del 6@l.o seXU
NG!uentU 90 bseAestar = .UA.Us v.Jg
Manual Gc postIcs : Acores
Aanua. Gc regoSje-ia : pasteleria
GuIa del Inatrimoulo
100 Modes &c aliuar ca-ue de .aua
HAZANAS DE- FANTOMAS
G. so ~centavOS tomp)
II geaiv dc! criAeU
&iiSterioS&S fechorIas
Horrible es1atageMa
C2dayer que haDla
.iuyc contra faLtUHa1
?! Iuertu que Lnata
Ia LuGila del mueIto
FL ags1Lg SeCretU
r C~UGuLue-.o Lu4IeTO !.
E.!si0ueIo te Fautouss
Il LlaMiante Gel Rey.
DesSreza indtil
II Googaoo MlStsl. os3
=. po..-olte apache
~ ii deSaoareci4p
- aAOccato le Loldrss
IDA per vida
~ ENTURAS IL BUFFALO BILL
& 80 c~eatav0s tomo)
- C-oIcc2dor dc IL baG
Jas n0cho Dc Caruava!
II A4S,.-,y a. LID S.uurX
= lA-ster.G - "a o,Iv Lagas
Hszra GiflCll
Ia .2pt0 -dv.IG-.aLo Lsto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02
EMPLEOS-

- Ni,L-iIN IN bur,I Iauatrru. SI"ldD
<l!lw -'LnalIG!!"-. lu."rn!2n "5 i '"E-
mere. -. an.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

II. Hf'r~iTN s,jiura para r"" la''' ru!"t
d. e" :llnu. ,I"hlu d,t de tniJs i"- '.lis.
INF ruIU 90 -. Warren =.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

CA-AS BAiiiTAS-$i5.G Cuirtlnr. 500
>aulqugrITnerlr.-NOS iu>. 81! 'ui. 10;
y lbs Peach 81. c"rcd O. North RraLD.
T.. do, Ciarto> cIda una. Irccin Sf"rOO
Win. f.. Schultz, CuariO =. Riverside
EIIg, iui Wr-t Commerce. =. liGs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02
SVTSOS DE OCCASION
VENTAS-

x VENDE BARAIn. auio : rasaicrUS IN
CuudlC!Oues. In abOnus, j per
soma dc responsabllidad. Inf0rDan 500 sur
Flores. ulBI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

.ntes dc rcndcr sus NJECES le es;;na-
darnOs 4 COnocec suS p.ecios. Com-
DraMOS cu3lQUier cantifdd Y Clase. d.. J.
rad Il. harlequin. 4U6 Dol0rcSe street. san
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-02

VENnEN-E INNEbihTAMETTI. HIuy
barHia-. cincr tlro> Il" i!if!a- "H bu.i!
r-iadp.' Ocurran - c>cr.bau Il ilu1 West
Commerce 81. san Antonio, Texas.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-19
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE
United States District Court Albanv
Division, Southern District
of Georgia

IN the matter of L. d. WRIGHT OF
r''%serald'. Ben Hill County, Gcor-
g'a, bankrupt in bankruptcy.
10 the creditors OF the Above
Named Bankrupt:
You are hereby notified thar the
ABOVE named bankrupt has applied
for a discharge from all debts prov
aOle against him in bankruptcy.
The said application will be heard
by the United States District Judge
OF said division and district at the
United States court room in the CITY
OF Albany. Georgia, on the 10Th day of
April, l9l7, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon.
All creditors OF said bankrupt are
hotlhed to appear at the time and
place stated and show cause if any
they can why the prayer of said pc
ttloncr should not be granted.
Dated at Albany, Ga, this 10Th dav
OF March. \. d., 1917.
GEO. F. WHITE,
H. Deputy Clerk
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-19
BEN HILL CHAPTER u. o. c.
MET FRIDAY AFTERNOON

The regular meeting OF Ben Hill
chapter, U. d. G., was held at the
home OF Mrs. A. ]. Mcdonald Friday
afternoon with an attendance OF %
members and several visitors. Mrs.
A n. Thurmond presided over the
business session and Gu;te a number
of matters Of impoftasnce were put DC
fore the meeting among them the wish
OF Miss Mildred Rutherford TO APP
pear in Fitzgerald =. give one of her
noted lectures OH The South true his
tory, This was left to a committee
composed OF Mrs Ed RusSell, Mrs.
Robert Mann and Mrs. Clayton lay.
The committee on Memorial Day
exercises announced mat lion Io'm
w. Bennett OF Wavcroes, had been
secured TO make the address.
The pledge for she Stone Mourtain
Memorial not hav;a yes been raised,
q committee composed d. Nosd2mes
Ma#ctt, Persons, and r. A. Griffin,
was appointed to plan a toarnament
or tea 10 raise the necessary an,oust.
After the business session, Mrs. r.
G. Orahood conducted a delightful
program, assisted by several children
of the Confederacy, and Mrs Clayton
Jay, who told the story Of the tamcus
apple tree at Appomattox also
"Grandma' Jay. who read an inter
csting letter from a brother who at
tended the Richmond Reunion.
Miss Dorothy Thurmond gave 4 pi-
-ano solo, The Frolic of the Flowers"
Miss Martha Turner gave reading,
The Courtship OF Larry O'Dee," and.
Miss Mildred Hale gave piano, sole.
Angels Serenade." Miss Edith Girl
ner rendered a vocal solo, BLOSSOMS
from the South" which completed the
program.
: Mrs. J. Z. Turner assisted the host
ess in serving a delicious course of
sandwiches and cool drinks. The
April meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. S. c. Pryor, Sr.., and the
leader will be Mrs. J. F. Turner.
Mrs. Lon Dickey, Reporter.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-19
GRAND JURORS

The following is list of Grand
riir4S9s drawn for the April Term OF
.ea Hill Superior Court.
Wrsiey R. Walker, ]. B. Seanor,
;. f. Mercer, A. H. Denmark, w. T.
sanisk. ]. O. Parham, w. H. Filing
Or. G. g. Troup, j. w. Pass, L. L.
Dieksrson. r. J. Spell, George w.
dodgers. ". T. Hinson. L. L. Mercer,
b. Davenport, Chas. McRae, L. O.
TisdeI. w F. Jones, S. Y. Gibbs. w.
/ Dykes, 7. ]. Dickey, G. P. Nor
Is, n r. Littleiield, D. A. Bragg, C..
t. Muller, J. d. Mclaughlin Nose
ssS&g<Ou, w r. Bowen. R. L. Jones,
l. A Adams.
I7a< following tales jurors were
bzuu TO serve the first week of Ben
idH Superior Court, April Term. 1917
Nose Pridgeon, ]. c. Strange. A. H.
lrHsuEaKsz, Merrill Houghton, w. H.
ldOna, e, r. Morris, B. O. Cook. J. p
zdnshew, Jr., A. !. Williams, W. S.
szaaaEs, w. K. Watkins, J. G. Minshew,
w McLcndon, ]. H. Bowers. T.
Griffin. George W. Brannon, c. F.
Exon, H. +. Roush, NJ. p. Winslow
J. Stone, +. D. Grisby, J. +.
ptEas, Fl, 4. Burkhart, c. H. Ritch,
Torgc Drexler, H. O. Benton. NJ F
Touf', G, 1. Knight, II. G. McDan-
$. !. Eldred, A. F. Knight S. J.
ENTER NJ. Z. Pitfman G. T. Gaffnav
H. Livingston R. !. Ross A.r
1Ilian1son I A. Card~ell NJ. O
Hustlew, G. N. Yorrg
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-19
kBOR AGENT LANDED
AFTER A HARD CHASE

Etle Triton Gazette had the follow
: 1ccouut OF the lively efforts to
sad a labor recruiter on the line OF |
re aud Turner counties.
81 labor agent who is charged |
i1ja working among the negroes OF
r. section for several weeks, was ar
s5ed Tuesday afternoon just across
II Turner county line from T. Y.
htGflef's place, northeast Of Triton,
I'd kmrued over to the authorities Of
maer
Reports reached Triton early in
le week OF the activities of this man
nong the negroes in the Omega sec
Sm Later he was heard from near
ssxIs. and still later around Cyclic
It's, wl,cre he escaped being caught
y FanIping out of window when
RefY tilat was after him burst into
ssgrgs church in which he was holding
meeting
sSORly Cravey reported seeing him
HudaY morning and notified the Of
s'esss- Rfe was reported to be work
tg among the negroes on B. F.
suatS,'s and Fountains places.
'Mr. T. M- FL. Fletcher, of ChuIa,
: " Fletcher and Mr.. Highsmith
Ende the arrest. The party, in I. M.
[ Bletcher's car, passed the man on
&c rOsd and recognized him. AS he
Is srported to be heavily armed and
either OF them had weapons, they
awe Oh TO Mr.. Highsmith's, procured
SUIT and revolver and came back.
When gun was presented at him
Esa tic: WAS ordered to throw UP his
ugsas. the man dashed to run. Mas
KGScher is some feet of foot, and
ok after him, but the man was a six
'O8eT and a pretty fast mover. How
Uxz. Mas was. pushing him so. close
rus he turned and surrendered just
; kigiisrpith was preparing to fire on
& ~
THE three men carried their pris-
RsE so Sycamore and telephoned the
bsEEE of Turner county, who came
z hITn and carried him to jail. Tur-
ss Superior Court is in session, and
viii doubtless get prompt triSl.
Sheriff Shaw was looking out for
" man and was little disappointed,
kxzn be was caught across the line.
cEzrvcT, to catch Elm was the main
Smg"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-19
INSTRUCTIONS TO AMERICAN
GUNNERS

The New York World publishes the
following under Washington date
line: Secretary Lansing went to the
Navy Department and handed Secre
tary Daniels a confidential memoran-
dunn which he has prepared as the ba-
SIS Tor orders which will be issued 10
the gunners who have been assigned
to protect American merchantmen
from German submarines.
The substance OF this memorandum
which will not be published textuallv.
is:
First-The German submarines arc
acting under orders of January 50
which are absolutely illegal.
Second-The American ships which
are to sail with armament and crews
are absolutely within their rights
from legal standpoint The only
law which they need recognize is the
law OF cruisers, which specifies that
belligercnt warship must warn a
peaceful merchantmen. and proceed
with the practice of visiting and
~rk:n1 NV, So : o. '''0 N'ts'
.,a, "','N' ''o 10 DC
- - ''''p, ''NO 'ie S"i''
! - nro,nrt tI,a ,. 7""',ls' I ne" o"y$
.;u1,. ~ >@'>' - '''''' ''S''
III '''''''''' . % ''''''''''' GUS ="
sengers from strike violence.
u.aIf 1'.'.-0 ''' g - r
,-''' '''''''' 81.
Pl0PII'9 nj
a, - p'''' = 'i''' IL
r.r., -, " my ~ ''''''! % '''1S.
crew. b,-o a., ,t.,1.,.. .;.l.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-19

furt Of Ordinary Of Bcn jt.G Caaa-
Petition for Probate In Solemn
brru d Last Win and Testament III
tn Fl. VoIcott deceased
I'm Re:
> John Laurcns Wolcott. s3loomia2-
q, ILL.,, Willie r. Wolcott. Bloom
gton, H., Mrs. Maymc Gcrke. Los
ggeEcs, Cal, Mrs. Maude Sallland.
Ds Angeles, Cal, Mrs. Wolcott.
NTH wife Of deceased, and all others
pa may be CONCERNED:
u. f. Griffin, as County Admins
atnr. having applied for probate in
Ia-Enu form of the last will and tesla
eFlt of VIII H. Wolcott. of said
Huty. you and each of YOU, as the
its al law of said Will H. Wolcott,
G hereby required to BE and appear
tic Court of Ordinary of, said coun-,
on tiic first Monday in April, 1917;
SEN said application for pfobate"will
hcxrd.
J. r, HORTON,
g26. Ordinary,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-19
I5TE2I0U5 LETTER nv
POSSESSION or ALBANIAN

Atlanta,' Ca March ia lettor
which may indicate tbat The famous
German submarine deutschland cali
ed at a mysterious and unknown port
on the Atlantic seaboard, dischargine.
and taking on cargo and dispatching
mail into the United States. is in the
possession of Professor r. H. Yown-
DIES Of this city.
The letter is from concern in, Ber-
lin acknowledging receipt OF certain
papers transmitted to it. The stamp
and post mark show that the letter
was mailed in Germany and brought
across the Atlantic on, the Deutsch-
land But there is no postmark of any
postoffice in the United States at
which the letter was re-mailed in this
country, WHICH. would seem to indicate
that the Deutschland made. another
call in the United States besides her
call at Baltimore, and that she brought
other mail besides the mail that was
ischarged in Baltimore and re-mailed
there to other destinations.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-19

Wedding ard party invitations.
sEie and quality the best.
IDarpt service. Leader-Enter-
rase. TT
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-03-19

PRINT.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-13
SEVEN MORE BOYS LEAVE
FOR SERVICE In Nlvv
Recruiting Officers Get Seven p,u-.
ments Here--Another PARTY
Here Monday

AS the result of the visit 70 a.,
city last week of naval recruitino N4 !.
ficers seven more boys from tbis :. - ,
of the county have Joined the oo, .au
and will see service with Uncle S..s So
sea fighters. The seven are: Evo....
E. Burnsworth, Clarence H. peter.s s''
Mike o. Farris, Clyde w. Bush. Ess
ny Owens, Geo. f. Vowel and W =
Eggers.
Peterson recently sold his tire hr.,
ness here, Bush is from Finley ow..'
from Horse, Heaven, Burnswortb H.
been employed by the Pacific pow.s
& Light company. Farris, Vowel ava
Eggers arc from Richland. Yowol,
saw three years service with Comnan,
X Of the Washington National cpo,s
and was given his discharge few
months ago. 3
Another recruiting party is due n
arrive here Monday and will MAKE
headquarters in the city hall. N
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-13
PARENT-TEACHER MEETING
Is FRIDAY OF NEXT WEEK
In Addition to Discussions Children
Will Give the Usual Christ
mas Program

The next meeting Of the Parent.
Teacher association will be held al
,he Washington building Friday af.
ternoon, December 81, at 2:15 o'clock
The usual Christmas programs will
be given by the children beginning al
one-fifteen and lasting until shortly
after two, followed by the meeting Of
the association. The following pro.
gram will be given at this latter meet
ing:
Results of Last Years Illnesses as
Seen in This Years School Work.
Mrs. Bone. Discussion led by Mrs,
Gordon Taylor.
"The Handicap of the Bus System
in the Regular Work Of the School
Children" Miss Hanson. Discussion
led by Mrs. Lum.
problems of Playground Supervis-
ion at the Washington School," Miss
Shepardson. Discussion led by Mrs.
Sly.
"Somc Problems of Administration
at the Washington Building" Mrs.
Trip. Discussion led by Mrs. Shep-
pard.
The above outlined program will not
necessitate long meeting as each
talk will not be more than seven or
eight minutes in length. The discus
sions will be participated in by all
who care to do so, the plan being for
the meeting to adjourn at three-thirty
sharp. All patrons are cordially in
vited to attend both the. Christmas
program of the children and the par
ent-teacher meeting which follows.
Buses will call for the children at
two-thirty.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-12-13

Thanksgiving Day. Every soldier
within and without its gates had
been especially invited to some nice
home to eat turkey dinner, etc. Sol
diers were at a premium and there
were not enough to go around. Tales
will be spun for years to come by
some Of the boys telling of soft bot
toned chairs, liveried servants, indiv-
idual bread plates, etc., and be it said
to the credit of the city of New York
that our western boys were wonderful
ly entertained. Those who were COM
PEELED to remain in camp in this bat
terry had a royal turkey dinner pur-
chased from the emergency fund, and
all in all Thanksgiving was made a
happy day for the boys from home.
The weather here has been damp,
cold and very trying, but as we are
not due to remain long here it win not
matter greatly to us.
There are some men in this battery
who have no relatives or friends to
write them letters. My orderly has
no parents, his father having been
killed in the Canadian army. Others
have various reasons for receiving
no mail. ! am today making a sys-
tematic search for those of the men
who have had nothing in the stocking
when the mail man comes around.
When this list is completed I shall
mail to you under separate cover, a
copy of it, and / will leave it to the
good people Of Benton county to do
the rest and I have no doubt but that
much good will come of the arrange
ment. I will accompany the list with
what information I can get concerning
the boy or man to be written.
The spirit of the boys is very good.
Several Of the boys are i'll and will
not go to the hospital for fear of be-
ing left belinda splendid spirit and
the kind that will win this war.
An incident and quotation full Of
significance and meaning happened
here a few days ago. On an early
morning recently a command was
heard silently tramping its way from
camp. Captain deBremmond, our
French Captain Instructor, later on,
being asked had he heard, made the
remark: eyes, and I turned over and
went to sleep, and said to myself,
Bill, this is your finish, for these boys
will keep right on marching until you
are licked" And we agreed the boys
would keep on marching"
Sincerely yours,
FRED M. WE'LL.
In his letter to Mr.. OLarey, Capt.
We'll says:
When we arrived at Charlotte the