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The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04

to go in demanding cessation of trade
between the neutrals and Germany.
The new policy can be accomplished
through rigid embargoes applied by
all the allies. The neutrals cannot
exist without British and American
supplies and within the next two or
three months all of them are expected
to declare fiat embargoes on the ex-
port of their commodities to all coun-
tries. This will hit England as well
as Germany, but the British can draw
on the United States, while Germany
cannot exist, officials here say, if neu-
trail shipments cease.
To those familiar with the military
and economic situation in Germany
the new policy indicates that the al
lied governments have come to the
conclusion that by making every use
of economic weapons the war will be
ended much more quickly than by
supremacy alone.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
B. Of 7.
Meets Mon. Oct. 8

The quarterly meeting of the Pinel-
las county board of trade will be held
at the court house at Clearwater, OF
Monday, October 8, the session con-
vening at 10 o'clock, as previously
announced.
Right at this time is opportunity for
the growers who will be unable to at
tend the citrus seminar at Gainesville
from the 9th to 18th, to get together
and talk the situation over and work
out something for the betterment of
growing and selling conditions besides
pulling for the advancement of their
own interests, their neighbors' inter
ests and the interests of the county as
whole.
It is the general opinion of every
one who MAS any reason to know and
who has any information along such
lines, that this will, without doubt,
be the largest, busiest, brightest sea-
son that Florida and Pinellas county
has ever experienced and it behooves
every man in the country to take some
active part in the making and execut-
ing of plans for the entertainment aaI
accommodation of this influx of visi-
tors the coming winter.
The good roads committee has been
working out system of signs and
markers for the new roads which will
be a ready index to all parts Of the
county, for the motoiist, and this com.
nittee will have an interesting report
to make Of their proceedings at this
meeting.
It is hoped that every one will be
present at some time during the day
and plans will be taken for the sue
cessfll continuation Of this organic
ton and if you cannot bring at leas
one friend with you, compromise ant
bring two.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04

seven miles south of here, where they
frequently went together on hunting
trips and for which purpose they had
gone this afternoon. Only one shot
gun was carried, that belonging to
Terry.
Indications Duel Was Planned.
Dr. Hughes had served on the
Franklin county exemption board UNI
til about o'clock this afternoon when
he was seen to get in his car, which
was standing in front of his office on
Jackson avenue, and drive off, taking
Mr.. Terry with him. 1t was generally
known that they had planned the trip
for this afternoon Two pistols were
found but only one had been discharg-
ed. Both were on the ground under
the car on the side fthe road where
Mr.. Terry was found. The body of
DR.. Hughes was on the opposite side
of the road.
Mr.. Terry has wife and several
children. Hughes leaves a wife and
several small children. Officials to-
night were unable to advance any sat-
isfactory theory to account for the
double tragedy.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04

Since the middle of last week the
German armies in Flanders have been
trying to wrest from the British the
territory taken from them in the re-
cent big offensive of Field Marshal
Haig.
AS on previous days Grown Prime
Rupprecht Of Bavaria on Wednesday
unleashed large numbers of his troops
in an attempt to recapture terrain or
the Ypres sector, where the British
seriously threaten his communicable
line with Ostend and the submarine
base at eZebrugge. Ever watchful, the
gunners of Haig again wrought havoc
among the attacking waves and dis
persed the Germans with heavy cas-
ualties and retained all their positions
intact.
There still is no indication of the
time set by Field Marshal Haig fol
the renewal Of his efforts to press or
toward and cut the Lille railway, but
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
Prisoners Captured by Cana
dians Complain Their Com
manders Take No Risks, Sell
dom Leading Their Troops.
Believed TO Be Acting Under
Higher Orders. Rank and
File Eager For Peace.

Reports that the rank and file of the
enemy troops have great longing fol
peace is confirmed by every prisoner
captured. One of their chief griev.
ances is the failure of their higher of
fleers to take risks. Even company
commanders freely depute to the I'm
der officers their duty while in thu
trenches and remain well back of tn
front.
This is so different from the rel,
tons between Canadian officers anc
men that it is freely impressed OF
the minds of the Germans on ever
occasion when there is hand to hand
lighting, in which the Canadian off
GERS invariably lead their men, while
the German officers seldom do.
They are not actuated by fear, anc
AZ must be assumed that they are
obeylng orders in thus hanging back
Very great losses of the German of
ficer class early in the war may hav
made it necessary to conserve thei
leaders.
Whatever is the reason for their
failure to take risks as great as those
to which their men are subjected, the
latter are deeply discontented.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
WOMEN RIOTERS IN1GERMAN OFFICERS
ESSEN PLEAD FOR|AvO|D DANGER--MEA
BREAD AND PEACE|ARE DISCONTINUED

Amsterdam, Oct. 4.-Reports of pop
ular discomfort in Germany and of tn.
strong desire of the masses for peace
are reaching this city in spite of ii
strict censorship maintained by
German authorities.
A demonstration against the go
eminent on Saturday at Essen, homl
of the Krupp works, is reported,
consequence of the decision of Char
cellor Michaelis not to state Ger
many's peace terms. Women, it is said
formed majority of the demon
strators, breaking windows of thc
town hall and shouting demands fo
food, peace and for the return of thei,
men folk. The police and military
were called out to quell the riot.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
MASONS WILL FIGHT
BAKER IN CONGRESS
Object to Order Giving knights of Co.
lumbus Privileges at Army Camps.

Atlanta, Oct. 4.-Masons will APP
peal to congress against Secretary
Bakers ruling that no secret order ex-
cept the Knights of Columbus NAV
erect lodge rooms at national army
environments.
Grand Master Frank o. Mills o
Georgia made public correspondence
between Masonic officials and Mr.. Ba-
ker and said the campaign to overturl,
the secretary's ruling will begin il
about Is days. Aid of other secret or
ders such as the Knights of Pythias,
Redmen, Woodmen and Odd Fellow;
will be invoked.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
FLORIDA WILL Be TAXED TO ITS UTTERMOST TO PROVIDE
ACCOMMODATIONS THIS WINTER. u. {. REBsTOCK

Crystal Beach, Ont, Sept. 90, 1917.
Editor. of The Leader.
Lear sir: nave Jist finished look
ing over The Leader that is a welcome
messenger to us and ! take this OPP
portunity to congratulate you and the
people Of Tarpon Springs for the pro-
duction of so worthy an advocate.
There was a time when we seldom
took it out of the wrapper but l am
pleased to say that has not been the
case this summer, and sincerely hope
the people of Tarpon Springs will back
you up and give .yau hearty sup
port and thus enable you to continue
your work for them on larger scale
than ever. No town can grow and
prosper without good boosting news
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04

paper. The better the paper the bet
tel tAs Ne hEaaia iis closed a
be with you in about three wdess..ssssa
will be very glad to get back to dear
old Florida. We expect more than
double the quota of tourists to Florida
from this part of the country and from
things hear l am safe in saying that
Florida will be taxed to. its utmost to
care for and provide accommodations
for the people they will be called upon
to entertain this winter. We hope to
make extensive improvements at
Crystal Heights this fall and winter,
and hope to make Crystal Heights and
Wall Springs closer neighbors.
Most sincerely,
J. E. REBSTOCK.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
INDIA SOCIAL

The Sunshine Philathea Sunday
school class will give an India social
in the annex of Trinity M. e. church
Friday evening at 7:30. A splendid
program is prepared and light re-
freshments will be served.
The camp fire girls have kindly con
scented to give number on the pro-
gram. A silver offering will be token
to help educate q child in India. Fv-
eryone is cordially invited to attend.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
A REVIVAL

In every department of life men are
anxious for revival in the things that
concern them most. They desire a re-
vival in business, in building opera
tioas, in real estate deals, in the mir
grafton of our winter friends, the tour
lists. Should Christians not desire a
revival of honesty, truthfulness, tenn
perance, uprightness, goodness, pure
and undefiled religion? Should they
not very earnestly pray and labor to-
gether to promote such a work Of
grace among US?
On the third Sunday in October (OcA
.tober 211 special revival services will
begin in the First Methodist E. church,
South, of this city. During the first
week of the meeting Rev. B. K.
Thrower of Tampa, will be with the
pastor. During the second week, Rev.
R. Ira Barnett, presiding elder, of
Ocala, will be present. There will be
good live singing under the manage
ment of a competent leader. All the
ministers of our city are. most heartily
invited, together with their people, to
assist in these services. 1t is hoped
that it will eliminate in town wide
revival, and in great blessing to all
the ch.nches IS
atory thereto, the pastor VIII preacTr-
on the following subjects next Sunday
morning and evening: II a. M, Gods
Revival Receipt; p. M, "The Pos
sibility of a General Revival of Re-
Iligion."
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
AIRMEN SCATTER A REGIMENT.

From the front in Flanders came
the story of the scattering of a Ger
man regiment of infantry by British
airmen. The regiment was engaged
in machine gun fire. Airplanes swoop-
ed down upon it and that particular
section of the German army, 1000
strong, was put out of business.
Here is another lesson of a series.
1t teaches that, given control of the
air, the enemy can be beaten to a
standstill. Time and time again air
planes, gaining temporary command
of the air, have worked tremendous
Observation-Disclosures Enquirer.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
TWO PACIFIST PROFESSORS
FIRED OUT BY COLUMBIA
University Trustees Unit in Action
Toward Cattell and Dana-Latter
Man the More Active of Pair in
Attacks Upon CONSUMPTION

AS penalty for their pacifist and
anti-militaristic activities after they
had been warned June 6 last by Pres
ident Butler of Columbia University,
Prof. James McKeen Cattell and As
sistant Prof. Henry W. L. Dana We're
ousted from the university by a unan-
imous vote of the trustees. The meth
cd taken was to declare the professor
ships vacant.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
BARREL GERMAN RED DYE
SELLS FOR FIVE THOUSAND

It is reported that a barrel of Ger
man red dye, hidden in a stock room
of a Lincoln (N. H. paper company
since its purchase three years ago for
SS9, while war conditions boosted its
value, has been sold to a New York
concern for $4,000. The paper compa-
ny's plant recently was sold and the
new owners found the long-neglected
barrel and put it on the market.-The
Fourth Estate.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
Conservation Skirt is Latest.

The conservation" skirt-the latest
in Partisan style-has made its APP
pearance in Washington. 1t is gown
designed to conserve the wool supply.
Of tailor cut, it is minus the fuffs and
ruffies and tends to remind one of the
old-time slit skirt.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
Most Important
Chorus Rehearsal
Fernald's Hall. Friday
Evening, at $3.50.

Will the following please be present:
Miss Iva Youngblood
Miss Grace Hoadley
Miss Nena Thompson
Miss Fox
Miss Calhoun
Miss Willtrot
Miss Eichelberger
Mrs. Belcher
Mrs. jim Hope
Mrs. c. C. Hill
Mrs. Pattishall
Mrs. Peter Economies
Mr.. Kendall Castaing
Mr.. w. Rutt
Mr.. Charles Hill
Mr.. Pinholster
Mr.. Kroner
DR.. Pattishall.
Arrangements for the costumes are
to be made as the materials have ar
rived.
The orchestra is to meet with us for
this practice.
Come!
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
The Old Door Plate.

The invention of modern apart
ments is said to have sounded the
knell of the old-fashioned door plates,
but in the old times in America no
man of any Importance had his door
undecorated by a plate upon which
his name was engraved for all to see.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
JAP in PUTS CLAMP
ON SHIP TRANSFERS
Toxic Order, Effective Yesterday, For
bids Selling or Chartering
to Foreigners.

An imperial ordinance Just promul-
gated prohibits, with permission of
the government, the selling, charter
ing or mortgaging@ of Japanese ships
to foreigners. The edict applies also
to vessels building or contracted for.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
STORM SWEEPS TOXIC;
100000 ARE HOMELESS;
HUNDREDS LOSE LIVES

AS result of a typhoon which
swept over Toxic on Monday 100000
persons are homeless, 1873 are dead
and 217 missing. The number of in
jured' is 1913 and 1868 homes are dam
aged.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
WELL GIVE IT ALL BACK5TO
THEM,' SAYS LLOYD GEORGE

London, Oct. 4.--Crowd of poor peo-
pie in the southwestern district Of
London appealed to Premier Lloyd
George for reprisals against Germany
for the air raids. The premier shout
ed back to the crowd:
eve will give it all back to them
and we will give it to them soon. We
will bomb Germany with compound in
terest.",
The crowd cheered the promise of
the premier wildly. The premier hao
just completed tour of the area
damaged by the air raids with Wis
count French, commander of the home
forces.
Paris, Oct. continuing their re-
prisals for attacks of German airmen
on French cities, French aviators have
dropped bombs on the German town
of Baden.
On the night of October 1-2 and
during the day of October 2, our air
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
HELPS FARM LABOR
The Chicago News Has Placed Over
1900 Workers on Farms.

What newspaper can accomplish
in helping to solve national problems
is exemplifed by the Chicago Dali,
News. In less than three months.
through its farm labor recruiting sta
ton, it has found places for over H.
900 farm workers in search of employ
ment. A great majority Of these wer
reared on farms and know the We
thoroughly. They had been drawn t.
the city by its attractions, but wert
anxious to return to farms and to
isSrve ~s--->s--sr ---sszs,
crease the food supply.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04
STUDY BIRDS IN THE PARK

National Audubon Society Starts a
Series of Walks.
Bird walk as a recreation for city
jewellers were introduced to New York
by the National Audubon society.
Led by Walter F. Mcmahon of the
association, the bird lovers started
from the music stand in Central Park
in the morning and marched through
the weeded paths listening to Mr.. Nc
Mahon's descriptions of the. feathered
creatures they encountered.
The walks are designed primarily
to familiarize the public with the eco
nomic uses of birds in war time.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04

Some people don't know what good
water was made for. If you have
never deliberately drank the bever-
age, try it.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04

men bombed F : re-, factories al
vribolgen and doftenback, and
railway stations = Briulles, Longvul-
Ion, Metz WoiI r. Arnaville, Mez-
ieres-Les-Met $ Onville and sarse-
bourg. nj the course of these various
expeditions projectiles to the amount
OF 1000 Kilograms 15,40O pounds)
were dropped.
Petrograd, Oct 4.-German air at
tacks were made on Baltic sea bases
and in reprisal Russians bomb German
camps in Courland according to to-
days official statement from the war
office. No important land operations
are reported.
Berlin, Oct. 4.-The official war of.
flee statement issued yesterday stated
that the bombing of London, Margate,
Sheerness and Dover by German avn
ators on Monday was "visibly effect
i've"
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04

IF YOUR AGENT WON'T ADJ
vERTISE IT, ADVERTISE TT
YOURSELF.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-10-04

crease the food supply.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23

tent, % roele fontruer maoifc iIei
life" iporebe bun imilenbe, mcoeus
bum faitebe ct iibitc 9lif ooer SoIcr
% tiIireos iosttog Sen inuuffe 9irf.
ming al fit IrraneemcntstoIent.
"SIet life fommer." eientca ban
Ell barmiuIo Gone. Otter at ieg -
eIlcr rettere iast Te - bar hapt al
Den llIeilisbeo = "a citer of DC bar
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life trol Seq bill opooc meo Gem
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nsoipt at fornnte meo Ell llnoifpIo.
ming.
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lin iociale @i,omo0er og berte Noor
eiter Nabn blipe meIot, ipltIneoe
bans Sierte al Stoltbeo. Son bier.
fen frsb eler frooleoe, men ipron9
lige inc / oct erfllliipe Selifab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23

1nes efter Sne3 df n~erusie. ueo6ruote
g%fenuel!er, Der alorig islte iie bel, for
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etter at Der l eunel 5ilIrloer bar isQt
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Soru Tor Reouccring. ION iron acetate
eller tiucttre OF iron. I'M; for at ipdre
nogle Gents. Eu mdu tdoe Seru | et
Sorm. Ser let fan optuecs oQ usiiniIere5
for at aisrc Dig uoget ooot, ellers fan
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en- atbIet og 3Guefirmper bar punoet /
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0entnleligheoeu pco Sthrfe og lloholoens
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Sptr, ADVERTISEMENT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
6por rncaet pcicr &c?

Oct er life ioa let at iuare beIternt
paa bette Spergamaul. Riatianof
cr oct Ell 1antmel RegcI at hpiS III
or $50 en-. bsi bgr &cqtcn pore ON
firing 70-75 SIG. eler 10 Gm. bot
- $50 aa.S 9egt. Wen Sisic
3ol ioar man life tagc BELT poa aor.
net.
Silhnof er oct ioa at ct Iioet Scot.
Depot tan upre goot at bore poa lom
ReIcrpenTrina bui$ man blir ina.
Dten ior meget Scot pirfer tunaeuoe.
Tn ieo Ferlon iorboIoer iig til en-
normal Ionl en- Der ,er moot iii at
lIGbe Ell tlnrg Sproe meo liz. % ocn
'coe ma oerior onucnoe mere W,l.
lfelarbei6e. 6slgen tr at ban 6lir
%'ortere trTt, anitrGngt og anpuiten
emo Ell normal.
8oftel'e fan uGre ct Spaoom5til.
fUloe, lam nla bebauoles al 9pacn:
men mango al De Sueboger oa Ma.
Der o. 6I~eifenotfer iom ii Ter, fan
moGooeS ueo iormitig Wotion %
Icrnuitig ScueiGt. Nan iaor iuitc.
motiif aiboIoe ia ira Tor ico aoit %
ira Suffcr.
Sout Hegel gaar oct ioa, at Scot
lilrer fg inc poo Ell. liot eitcr liot.
ltoen al mon amer oct igr oct cr blit
rent ior megct al oct gooe Oct
or ocrfor iIct life oumt imeacm of
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paste lit SuIo, fou 10 oqiaa ouifufie
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rcllet til 6orlpitelie eiter 9aoet, Fri.
Der "S~oltehelien"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
Wapcn %toritDrret ?
anarib ben oirfeliee aariag - Eau
Sr. 6OWaros' Cline tablets.

Oct er boao 3uiinoer, Der fiber
al WtaoeOnoer, MI gigr. SItebetfor
at ta9e Comics eller forIsaenoe at
loppe paa Ell eadrIig forosielis, auariber
be ben utrteligs Aarias iii Cn6et. uemlie en-
ouerlGslet Seusr og EFT ioritgrrer Rope.
3r. gouaros' Cline 5ablets irtter uau
Ell Ituogsuos 90 be!bysoeuoe Ruaoe 2eper.u
| Vtrflombeo. Raar geper og Buue uofss
rer iine uatHrlige 6uuttioner. ba ioriutuoer
ben bcdrltse Soroeielie o9 Wdueouoer.
eUis bu bar en- oadrlig Smde | Ruuoeu.
bsIugt &uu9s, oourlig appetit, CT / Ct oousnt
os lt9e9Iao ReitnoeUoe, Dor iuqer ambition
eaer Grsrsi, ct pldget mso fife at tlirus fors
osie Nooeu, oa buroe ou taqe Cline Tablets.
ct Snbititut ior SaIonel.
Sr. GoIpuros' Cline Sablets er en- zen
u~ssitdbi!lt SummeHietniug blanoer meo
CLtusuoIie. On uil tienbe benz PED oeres
SIiuenfarpe. Cs uirter uoeu Snib. Rrampe
eler Smsrter.
Gag en- sler TO uso Seugetio FOR 6nrtid
ginerins. iaa ou fan ipiis bpGo ou ipues ON.
Ill Zoe o. 25e pr. 29ite. aae apothetere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-23
Gnonn en- yaaminoelie.

Glter6elcr. ie Der! @t bar iamlet Emf
og CT o%ntreut iCroia til at fnu trrtt 3oie
llogduc al 2iteroulstuQets ItuoeIfriit,
bet 'tsritc oG met intcre3iunte port
Sags 6titorie. Gette 5frift oil bli ienot
frtt I'll ale TOM bar op6eialt lin geos
I~cmsnigift til 2dget, % 6bis Rabre iuSs
teane5 SoQen. HuuQe itaar cuoru till
reit. IA Rcolemsufgifteu er Inn 80
9tS. aarct, og Yriieu paa bette 5trift
bltr oginn 80 Cts, idd er Set iuoluienoe.
at ale lom taIocr iia ZiteroDler ber bate
nIeo at opbetdIe eIler mcloe iia iuo. ian
be fndr i'm auOue / Sfriftet, o. iannte
'rit itiienot. vi if1t buloe Rnuneliite1t
oaben til lite Nou. iorat aipe ale on
Gbduce. Strtu itrar til lluoerteoncbe.
!. 6. llobne. Setr.
35O5 1913 Hbe. z, minneapolis, Riuu.