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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-05-14
PUBLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE
iEORGIA-Ben Hill County.

GEORGIA-Ben Hill County.
Under and by virtue of an agree
mcnt between the sole heirs at law of
DeLamar Turner, deceased, there will
be sold before the court house door
OF said county, within the legal hours
of sale to the highest bidder for cash,
on the first Tuesday in June
the following described property, be-
longing to the estate of the said De-
Lamar Turner, deceased, to-wit:
Those two city lots in the City OF
Fitzgerald, Ga, on Pine street and
known in the plat of said city as lots
No. Is and ii in square No. and
block No. 9.
Said estate owing no debts, the
said heirs having the legal right to
dispose of said property will make
the purchaser good and sufficient
titles to the same
The undersigned reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
MARION TURNER,
Attorney for the Heirs of DeLamar
Turner deceased. FdedJl
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-05-14
MAY MAKE HOOVER
FOOD CONTROLLER

Washington, May l2.--Suggestions
that Herbert c. Hoover may be made
American food controller were given
weight yesterday by definite indica-
tons that the administration plans
creation of an emergency foeA organ
ization to direct food distribution dur
ing the war.
President Wilson went over the food
situation at conference with Secre-
tary Houston, Chairman Lever, of the
house agricultural committee, and
Representative Haughen, of Iowa. a
republican member of the committee.
He urged immediate passage of the
administrations food bills, one of
which would empower the president
through some government agency to
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-05-14
PATRIOTISM

saw three patriots the other day;
Each loved his country in different
way.
One was little boy upon the street;
He held coin clutched tight against
his breast;
And he looked cold, and mighty hun
cry, too;
His face was white, his hands were
numb and blue,
And he was rather nondescriptly
dressed
In mended rags. And yet this smile
was sweet
When he spoke to me:
Lady, seeP' he said;
"A guy gimme dis here dime ter
day;
He said l could spend it anyway.
An SO I'll buy flag ter celebrate
George Washington! Say, lady, amt
dat great"
And proudly, high, he held his curly
head
/ saw this little boy upon the Street,
And he was cold, and hadn't much to
eat.
And then I saw soldier, khaki-clad;
And he was young-a slender, hand
some lad,
With youth and hope ablaze in his
fine eyes;
And he was saying to a friend:
"Who dies
To save his country lives, and lives
again!
For what is fear and suffering and
pain,
And what is life, when honor is at
stake?
The unknown soldier, almost gone,
who lies
Upon the battlefield is better far
Than he who pins his faith to some
faint star,
And lets his country call to him in
vainr
I saw this soldier, vivid, khaki-cIad.
And he was young-a slender, hand
some lad
And then I saw man all bent with
years.
Who had seen birth and death, and
JOY and tears;
And he toiled in the slums-a crowd
ed place
my work" he said, rs with the HUI
man race;
To make them better women better
men;
To make good citizens of bitter ones:
To make them ask for peace. not
swords and guns;
And when they have the peace, to
keep it.
Then
To make them worship God, and love
each other;
To be their helper, friend, adviser.
brother.
This is my work!
All, he was bent with years.
And he knew death and life, and joy
and tears.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-05-14

take drastic measures to deal with the
food problem.
1t is believed probable the president
will name one man to be directly re-
sponsible for carving out emergency
provisions of the legislation that is
sought. He would surround himself
with the best men available from pro-
ducing and distributing circles to SER
We as advisers, some Of them perhaps
without ray.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-05-14
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
CHURCH

Corner Palm and Johnson SITS.
-unS pI!ql pue asIy 6IaAa sSuleeW
days.
Hours-Song service, 1880 A, NJ
Preaching IL A. M. and 7:30 P. NJ.
Prayer meeting each Thursday al
7:4S P. M.
Everybody invited.
Walter NJ. Blackwell.
Pastor.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-05-14

Knicker-My wife Il always praising
The men she rejected for me, Booker
ever mind; she win praise you to he,
NcGnd husband. New Yort sun.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-05-14

Wedding ard party invitations.
Stv1e and quality the best.
Prompt service. Leader Enter
orise. TT
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-05-14

LEADER-ENTERPRIsE PRINT
ING PAYS.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-05-14

saw three patriots the other day;
Each loved his country in a differ
ent way.-Margaret E. Sangster, Jr.
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Grfulgreiber Bazaar.
@eraHitaItnng Der innacn Samen Der
GsHtideu ct. Sobanness
(Sentciloe.

Gic iunaen Gnnen Der 9elltidpn
St. SSpbnnnes @emein0e batter ole
Sountagsidulrdume eeitern fiir ibren
9a5ar IN Seitlag genommen, Der
biibih arrangiert mar uno b0dit er.
folgreib ourflgefiibrt rpuroe. Iie
Girls aurilinrg lit cine Der iiIngiten
8ereiuigungen, Die innerbalb oieier
ulten 9emein0e bliiben uHo geoeibeu.
2ie juneen Gomen batten niht bios
fIcibig geiantmeIt. ionOern nod ileiBiz
ger ieIbit eenrbeitet, iooaB Der 8a5ar
cine groBortiae ausipabl pon Shiirs
5en Saifentiid,ern, Stidereien uno
Stridereien bot. 5erner gab es @eibz
nadtsfarten in uuenolider auspabl
uno allerlei Seferbiiien. 0a Der Be
ilia ein Iebr reger mar tno oas Seer
Der 8erfGuferiuneH an ianften an@
regungen gum &aufen es ni6t febIen
IieB, gingen Die @eid)afte goiB brill
liant. ioeab Die geranitalterinnen Ell
nen ariiebrlifen ertrag geloit baben
;Siir erquidung Der @dite burh
Speiie iino Srnnf mar ebenfals allsz
fonmIid, eeiorgt. SbgIei6 es Bod
ipaoren in grober qilstpabI CAB, buts
ten Die Imuen nid1t oergeiien, oaB eS
elm iuei5enIoier Gag mar. sluberoem
purSe elm piffeines gbenoeiien iers
biert, 6as Sen sabIrei6en 9eiutern
gar5 oortrefilid nuinoete.
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GieS tns SaS.

- g8ie Sags 5roor Der fletIblrie,
ic ipuroe e:iisrr her fpeBeNloIe 5aI
aQoemein bepbatht. Die 2euts abell
b1s re6t eeiunbe Rpggen6roO ob:r
terfufltsn ss NIT Waisbrob, bas ia
uu9 redt oui iame6en Ioa.
- Dr.. 9lume ppr Der 2ebensmitz
tel &ommiiitru bate geftern mil
eiiiem aug ner 6erren 5errp Wluelz
Ter, 80. 9. 0etters un> 3. Nttller be-
itebeuoen 8onnittee Der Retail @rp=
cers 2tF. eins &rrfersr5 bstrsffs Der
Grocer 8eriammIung, bic beuIe
Nohmittag 2.30 i'm Stabtratbsiaul
itattfinbet uHo gu Der ale @rocer
einoeIooen finb. Suupt3pst Der Der
Icmmluns lit, bt. @rocer gu Derors
laiien, in 3uturFt uur nod na1 Sc
ri2t Su oertaufen.
- SitlsrEersnirettpr SriebIduber
bat geitern Zen 9sfe6l erlaiTsn, pOnad
tein Wi9lieb oes 8oltssis ober bes
Seuertpebr Oefortement5 iicb elmer
SrgqntIation aui0lieber barf, ups
rlird bic GissibIin geIOtert iperotn
f0nnte. T1it urbcrn Wurtsn, es III
9oliSiiten lnb Teuertpebrleuten pers
bcten, Iia un;prfFiTh au prgnutitrsu.
oGB rereleiten BON Der les
teratipn Of 9dror beu6fiftigt ptro,
polIen nildt perlummen.
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@cburtstnaS Seicr.

@orbereitlngen fir cine C5cburtss
tnqsfeier sum @eiten Der Ct GIi5o>
bctb SdJuIe in gtortUooo, al Der
Garter un6 Gourtlono 9locrue, iin0
i'm @onge. Die Seier miro ou nddlz
item 9ienitag, Dem 81. D. NJ, in
Dem Shulgebduoe, Inn bret llbr
Rof,m1ttod5 aufonqen. sic Ders
ipridt eberio gemtbreif pie intercis
iant 5u fperoen, ha birIe ,Sreitnbc
6ieier @cineinoe oardp tbeilpchmclt
perben. sGbenOeIien fir einGu gcruHz
ocn 8reis fpir6 ieruirt tucreen llu>
ierbaltuna fiiI ieben lpirb aeboten
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Ppfer Gabtaf bel ~. gseiatr & Co.,
1873 y. O. etraht, Sbhreu 5itIih opH Gin
enaee. Canal 50l5. bo
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gSas Sias Suuoap iost,

S5n elmer Ieiner 8criammlmaeu IN
Bolton ioate Der betannte @cuH9eliil:
sd qlallbe, bar iebe 9rontbeit
ourh cine getpiiie &fIan5e gebeilt
iuereen teun, DeHu mir ite mir eut-
oede1 f6unten. Gs aiebt fein 9eioeu
in Der sSeIt, fiir heiicu Seih,ua @ott
uidt trgenoapo ein araut wahieu
IGBt."
,Sene bprsiigiiheu meoi8injiden
gilal15en, burf mcIte ,SraiienIefoen
qebeiIt per6eH, parrbn lhun nor
iiber 40 SSahreu ertoeft INN baben
ieit faIt einem boIben SSabrbun0art
Gre wobIthdtige @sirf1utq ge5eigt
gpoia &. gSiufhnm oerbano fie IN be
ouemer Sprm m ihrem beriibmten
@egetdble COMPOUND, Der IN appthe-
fen gebaIten piro, no ieoe Ieioeitbe
;Srau ibn sIi einem biIIi1en Breis er.
Ianaen fann. 9Gs alitteI erfiillt lei-
nen 3rpef.
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slls 9eidle anfaefnnben.

Die in Dem Snuie t641 @ine ctr.
Dobubofte sSraii gS. 6. SHuler rpuroe
eeIteru bon @htnoesbean1trn non Oent
Sobe hires gritoers 4. 9. @oI0en,
Der in gtoro Chicago ais 9eid)e neben
ben @iieubabngeIeiien onfgeflmben
fpurOe, benud)rid,tiet NIT Dem 3uiae,
oeb Der perbdGtiee isan unteriudJt
weroen lpiiroe. @oIoen mar @eofters
ot=gIruls in Der Great 9ofes Haoal
Srainins StattDr bet Chicago.
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Die eriten pHaumem.
Jpbn q. Solsss mirb mieStr Ars
beitsoireftur. Soruberssr HnS
yisrieR blsibeH.

Ssrr Sobn Cabin, ipsltsr am 1.
Januar bas 2lnlt bes Birssrmeiiisrs
antritt, Dat eeiterE gum erii.u nal ben
pflaumenbaum ad&attsIt. b. 3. sI
bat feline Grntnnursen bsiannt ssss'
ben. 5srr Sotn R. SoImts
liberniInHit pisber ben Soften oes
Observation-Disclosures, ben er unter
giireerineiitsr Gpisssl inns bate, uns
sr ISf Serrn GrieoIanber I'M 2tinis
a1
5err 6 barfss 3. Sornber
5er 1T alS Grbsitsbirsttor ipieos,
erndnnt iuorbsn unb 8. 8. pter.
! Of n, Der pripatIsirsidr bes giirasrs
msiiters pufta. rsrbleibt in pieisr
Gteluns aud unter 9iirs,rmeiite-
Cabin.
guf 5srrn Sofmss ipar fbon bon
isitsn Der rsputliiaHii6en gdrteileis
tung Elm aroBer Trud ausgeiibt nor,
htn. I'm ibn sur annabms bss Qps
items als SidJerbtits DirtttOr Sn Be-.
lresen, bod baits Fl iid bisldn1
sstptia,rt. 6trrH @alpin
1T ss ieood aeIlre,n. iih Der psrtb.
pOlen DisnIts bss Strrn Solmss gu
iidetn. lie ernsHBuns pirb in allsn
xrsifsn nit geirispisuns psrnommsn
lperben.
Charles II. 6ctnbsresr bal Srsi re-
publitaniffe aampasnsn srfotgreih
1slsitst unc fcbdif bic 9DubI I'm Ro,
0smbsr sntIfIsoen mar, ipubte man
nuh. enb 6rrHtugtr feinen poifsn
lIs arebiisciisitor bebaItsn lpiirbs.
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u. e. 9. Steptent iit RadlaBOers
ipaIter DUn Cora .. BaIisr; perionas
len $500, 9tuno.issntSum $500.
9eri 5iebeHes.
5rant g. Buffer, Ra6labDsrpaIter,
srIaHste siH llrtbeil iiber $3.50 seJsn
bic metropolitan Qifs endurance Co.;
bic Ssffrsp Manufacturing 60. ein
iOI6ss uber $481.5O gsssR bic gbss
bopsaa Gountp limsitOne probucts
So; tie Dspsre electric So. Elm iOls
he5 Iber $484.36 ssseu bic WutuaI
Slim Corporation.
Iuf 9runo erlittener 0erlebungen
srIangte Nprtle ). GolDin sin 8srOitt
iiber 1925 sssen bic Cincinnati 5rac>
tiou 60.
anoretp ). grpant, 708 WeWiden
Qoenue, Biuton qInee, tpuroe geitern
bon Rtdtsr 6. W. Soffman ols SiIfsz
Observation-Disclosures fix bos Sugsnb.
eerihi ernonnt.
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Ridftite offn.t fih Elm ff5nsr rotbsr
runber plat, Der ieinsn Roihsn riot
BON giute bat, ipis Der rotbe Fia5 in
Wosfau. yreunblitxs Roth unb Gms
pirsselb nit ipeibtn 6albfiulsn pies
oerboIt ii9 burH bic Stabi. allre,
praitifHe bobs Wobnbduisr bston.n
! f4lanfs 5auptiiraBen. ben Repslis
proipett unb bic neiie SrdiIs Dss
Aammeno : Oftropsti profp.its,
bic BEL timer elesanten Woffee upo btr
Willa elmer 5dnSerin besinn., um iibsr
bds aquarium mad ben Iie5liHen 5ns
| fsIn gu fiibrsn, ipO mdn Stolppins
ipeibes 5aus iiebt. Die air9tn jiftb
prddDtis itimmunsslos. Die 5iao.ss
unb adidns&atbebrals baDsn r5nis
f4tn pruntitil. Den natipnalen Gill
periu4te man in Der GiinstirGe, HE
iibsr Der SttlI. bes 8omenatttn!ats
auf 4leranber III. srri6tet ipurbe. lie
Sklle bes pflafters fparie man Der
&irHe aus. Die &ir4e III cine Mig
peritanbsne Ra4obmung nts pf.ilst..
nnb auppelitils bon Wlosfau. Di.
bsmdIten pfeiIer bleiben fai, Die uas
riirten bnnten auppeln b!siben t;rs
bid. Wos unisr Span tdts Rdivstai
mar, III bier falf9s, unb Der WabnliHn
rd4t ii9 in Gef4iiddloiigf:ii. .Sdl,Es
lid fabren mir binaus naG petsr3cI
unb ftebsn in reiSsHber Son.dRsnllnss
ihaft bes Mon pIailir am llfr b.r
Oitite. 9tlts BGume bef6aiten uas
i'm arsiis, bic miiben Weaen bss M.es
res ialassn in slei9em 5atis a,s
llfer pstsrs geiit ldbt uus IN Die
Gerne ihtptifen.
Utiittsr4en Wolgd fliebt Mn ale
erinnerunssn bsrum unb lblisBt ben
arcis. aleinmiittsr6en2 Don BEN
Isrobten Strome Guropas, 37O0 sgilo,
meter lang. bis gu 5000 Metn brett,
Ni 6o4lpafer oft iiber 200 ailom,tsr
anssegoiien, iparsn mir Elm I9pnss
Gtiid sefabrsn. Ridt gar 10 iptit p:a
bidsr petersburser Geetnb nimmi sr
ieiiIeu gduf aus Siimpfen ms aaspis
ide Weer unb bon bisfsm sis sur Oft.
leo 5uriid rsi6ie unlsr geosrapHif6.s
@efiibI. Gin Ri.Isnaufssbot zines
SlnHes, Der 3pif6tn ben grsit,nsra.
Den Don Stodbolm uno Ysnsbia, sus
Iest bon RstmfIiifm gan, perlcFea
In einm ginHsnmstre iid ,u 9rb,
Ianfen Diirbe, bdiie man ibn niht
burd Randls NIT ber Wosttpa. nit
Der Dnino nnb auA NIT btm baliis
iden DdHtr perbunben. Go piiIM
mir: er lduft nidi umfonfi i.in tri6s
tiges Geben db Don einem ileinsn
Sumpf au sinem sroBsn, er Iduit In
9srbinbuns NIT ben Saaptitdbtsn i.i>
Hes 2onoss uns bat ieineu 3ulanf
bon ben Msltmaren.
@eriHa in l.in gtfdlle. ssipaltia T.in
Stromssbisi, iaft breimal 70 arob als
Jrantreifl. I'm arSbtsn. cine WeIt fir
fd, ber areis iein.r grlebn.iie. 59
mdb In 4firahan bis ndt buufs urb
f4lus Robten. Ga mar burh bic auft
ei. SdIfte nat China oS.r 5nbi,n, se
rsifte Biz In bic Sdbura obsr 1uH
Rorbtap. am Porbtap BAIT, i'd bie!e
entIsrnnns niGt empfunbsu. Sdtts
iit in Der Sobara ipObI sdna smpians
ben. Sisr ,mpfanb idl bas baIb. Gus
ropn. gbtnd unb Snbisn.
gs mar sfpsi Monat. Dor BEN
arisgs. 6eute erfdetnf mir bas alr.s
ipie Elm Ris'sn1aduipisI, IL BEN bic
alt. unb bi. neue 3,it, Mfien unb gu.
ropa uH.rISil nebsu sinanbr rnbtm.
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Stiftanssfef- EarnSemeiuoe
yeim SO. NcileuitciH 1T Die alte
Iuttergemeinoe MN anBelaugt.

Rahiten Sonrttag fDirb oas Stifs
timgsieit Ger Cincinnati Surre
gemeinSe nit einem Sfaitturnen i'm
Surniaale Der Central GiirnbaQe eins
gelpitet.
Gie eigentIid,e Stiihingsfeier,
ourd) ganfett, g2eoeaft unb sSeitbaQ,
finoet um DiittDoh, Dem 28. Ropeuts
Der, im gruBeu Suale ser Central
5urnbaQe itatt. 9lm Sdpuuturuen
nGfiten Sonntag tperben aqe alniien
Der Surnidule tbeilnebnen. 9ie
llebunaen puroeu nidt, tpie gepobns
lid Der 9raud lit. Wodenlane ges
brillt uuo ausiueu0ig eeIernt, ionocrn
jeoe &Iaiie bGIt eine rid)tige 2lIrrs
ihrnoe ab.
Ier einmol beobadIten min, ipie
mlf Dem Surnplaec ocr SurngerHe1rts
oe Gas Surneu betrieben miro, ers
halt oo5u uahIten Sountog Die giiits
itigIte 8eIeeenbeit. Ger giutrttt lit
frei.
Trogr N.
Sonntaa 8ormittag BON 10-12 1br.
1. anabenflufie.
1. ltcbungen I'M Saufen
.. ,SrciiIbungen
3. @eitiprune.
4. Slirnen an 5 9iedItongen.
8. Stafettenpettlaui.
/. Ndb heufIuiie.
1. Sang nno. Siibfurten.
3. Gang unb 6reiiibunsen.
3. Surnen am RrtuoIauf.
a. 5uBboa.
2. anabenfIaiie.
1. Stabiibungen.
2. 8etttlettern an Gen 5tangen.
3. Sohipringen.
4. aid>guu.
90g1iuesfIuiie.
1. SonteIiibungen.
2. Greiipriing.
3. Surnen an 6 2eiterfi un6 6 gofen.
4. SpieI: .lt1ten ourh".
Sonrtag 0a6mittag Don 2-4:30. |
2. 90 q D d. cnfIaiie.
/. 8nngnrten.
2. San3z uno 5reiiibungen.
3. Surnen an oen Gineen.
A. Spiel; p8iide iih per fannl"
GIterstIaiie.
1. Sronungsiibuneen.
2. Sarteliibungen.
3. Slrnen on Barren.
a. Spiel: ,SSSn Der lluterfpelt".
9 Gamenflaife
1. San3iibuneen.
2. 6reiiibungen.
3. 9reiiprlng.
4. llcbungen an Der @ippe.
5. 9enter=@au.
sftipeSurner.
1. @iiensobiibirgeu.
2. @erGthturnen:
bed. 1, Hicee.
Barren. 2. giege.
SettsTferb, 8. Siege.
SangsRferb, 4. Rieec.
3. Spiel; @oaepzgaq.
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sIus BEN 3icuit eutIaiIeu.

Ter aScIiJiit albert Sonaes. ser
lidl ben cieentbiimIi6en ySdcrS" ers
luiibte. nem SlttterbouNIer Somes z.
9aoaunitab pom Der @aridtp abenue
rin sSiinf3iereutitiid Dee5unebmen,
mirbe aritern bon Observation-Disclosures
SrieoIaneer, Der fir ioId,e Sder5c
teiusu Stun bot, aus benz Gienit ents
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Zterblidbfeitsberid)t.

RiIba ednbsrs, 70. so1 Debraar
aDenue; S5pd3e.
2ouis Slider. 46. 429 YliG Str;
Magtulsiben.
RaIiFia 5. 9auIt, 62, 3247 GIens
bora aosnue; HiersuIeiben.
anditaiia Rotban, 70, III ne
Wtatin Qoeuus; 4oernperiaItuns.
9orotbp See, 4, Cane Seminary;
9unsenentSiinouns.
Gupbrpna 6. Weferi9miht, q.
1892 Samilton &Dtnus; 2unsasnts
Sinbuns.
Sobonna S6atte, sc, sO73 Bouo=
bins Strabe; aoernpertulttIna.
9enrp Srisbt. II. $3.50 GOlum6ia
aOeuue; Nasentrsbs.
esfer Caviar bel Sh. geiatr & Co.,
1873 q. @. etrnhe, Sbhreu 1itlim bon Gin
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Dem goracbcn bonn @ciunbbeitsnmt
1eid|idt 5n iein, Inn antueiiiingcn 3iir
8erbinbering bon oniiedenoerarnnfs
bciteii 5u eeberi, iid einsnng su ners
ifaffen. OF. 2afibis bat au9 bic
s,oIi3ei aiif 6os @ebabren iener 5raiS
Ell aitfmerfinm genadt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22

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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

left Tuesday for North - Thompson, where she has entered Smith college.
 Maurice Perry, Mrs. John Perry and Miss Julia Fleming, the district school teacher, were guests of Horace Pal meI' and family Tuesday evening.
 Stephen F. Palmer Called.
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen Franklin Pal mere were guests of Mr. Palmer's aunt, Mrs. George w. Burdiclx and fam fly Sunday. They also attended the serviceS at@Potter Hill chapel in the afternoon.sz MT Palmer is one of the young" men called under the seIective service law and left for New London Thursday morning to join others who are going to take the eleven o'clock train for Camp Devens, Aver, Mass. MT. Palmer has received number of nice presents from the Red Cross of this town. He has the best wishes of his friends for his success and safe return. He was a student at [ the Wheeler school for two years and is a. member of the First Baptist church Of this town.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
NORTH SToNNGTON
Funeral of Mrs. Luther C. Gray-Two Wheeler Graduates Enter Smith Col lege-Grange Meeting.

Mary E. Beckwith. daughter of the late Mir and Mrs. T. B. Beckwith of Ledyard. and wife of Luther C. Gray of this town. died Sunday at the Norwich State Hospital, where she had been a patient for nearly year. Mrs. Gray is survived by her husband and two daughters. also by a, brother, Charles B. Beckwith of Franklin. Flu neral services were held Thursday aft ernoon in Ledvard Consregational church. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery, Mystic.
 Pastor Welcomed Back.
 The parishioners of Rev. O. D. Fisher pastor cf the Congregational church.. welcomed his return to his pulpit. Sunday after vacation of four weeks.
 Mrs. R. A. Moore and daughters have arrived home from a visit of sew erai weeks in Minnesota.
 Mrs. Wallace A. Phillips is able to be out after a severe illness of several months. and visited the Grange Fair on the oneuing day
 Miss Alice n. Coor- and Miss Marion F. White. both graduates of Wheeler s-hool, left Tuesda-- for NortnamDton Mass, to enter Smith college. Miss freshman. 4
 Nr and Arre. C. L.. Cray of Dover N tI. gre visitine in town.
 Mrs n F. ~'>apn,an visited in Wa I-I-CId IaSI EeeE
 At Ncire Home.
 Mrs Stephen Maine. Mrs. Julia A. Tcr71;i-ecI1 and F TtN7-or' Greene of Westerly are st~yi3g at the Maine to-1c in this village.
 tar1ed par+-- cf family friends over NJ ard Errs. John D. Avery enter T! ---ac'< md.
 Miss Rui-v K Park $ at hnroe after i7'o-d -E several weeks at WeekaauG. R I
 Read Taper st Grange.
 At tt" ia~t r7ooti~:' Of the Grange. f" -I1- atEn-ee e tWo-thy l5ectIlrnr N--- Jnie1 n. A-erv Mrs. Geor~e D. - --'-e o~~-Ir~-iod t'1e 1ectr~e-'s chair r---- O. n F-i-her rod 2 fine ara" on W ~-7-70 ICrTSal> >arrcF' and Home ,-7o7-~~ TrI'io', y--a- 1v-itt1n b. her ~iS- t~- 7>-- cT~--r,1de = Toe. rLis. Geo. W T-'-cn sroke b-ie=i.- and recd a se'-of9o-.
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
"Fruit-a-tiVes" Keeps Young And Old
 In Splendid Health
SCOTLAND, Aug. 2s

SCOTLAND, Aug. 25th. 1913 "Fruit-a-tives'' are the only pill manufactured, to my way of thinking They work completely, no gripping whatever, and one is plenty for any ordinary person at dose. My wife was a martyr to Constipation. We tried everything on the calendar with out satisfaction, and spent large sums of money until we happened or 1'Fr1lit-a-tives''. I cannot say too much in their favor.
 We have used them in the family for about two years and we would not use anything else as long as we can get -'FRUIr-A-TIvHs". J.W. HAMMOND
 Those who have been relieved by s'Fruit-a-tives" are proud and happy to tell sick or ai1ing friend about these wonderfultabletsma juices. FyUit-a-ti2es Ne ceke6Yated JI-Hit medicine, has selieve1 nsore sufSrers /,1oos .Stomaah, Lise,, BosOeI, Kidney and .Skfw IioN6LeS, Ham GssY 0kEeS- zNedicine ezer 6fScozered.
 soc. box, 6 for $2. 50, trial size 25c. A all dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited. Ogdensburg, New York
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
AOHEGAN
Earl Quidgeon Slides From Hay Now Striking Wagon Stake Which Pierc- es His Thiqh

Rev. Frank Palmer of Norwich at tended church here Sunday.
 Mrs. Gertrude Harris of Norwich was in this place the first of the week
 Miss Virginia Dupreas of Norwich, called on Mrs. E. c. Fowler Sunday.
 Painfully Injured.
 Earl Ouidgeon met with a painful ac- cident Saturday afternoon when he slid off; the hay mow in the barn at the W. 4. Cooke residence on Fort Hill He landed on a wagon stake which penetrated his right thigh. Dr. H. c. Higgins dressed 1'le wound taking ten stitches after which the boy was re- to his home. where he i. rest ing very comfatab1y.
 Home From New London.
 Mrs. Quidgeon, who has been in New London for several weeks with her daughter. Mrs. James G. Strickland of 403 Broad street. returned to her home Saturday bringing her four grand children. Mrs. Strickland is now pa tent at the Memorial hospital
 Master Kenneth E. Strickland hhas returned to his home in New London, having spent the summer with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs J. W. Quidgeon.