The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-09-24

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/ Mrs. R. R. Daniel and son Raymond
spent Sunday very pleasantly in
Brooksville.
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DR.. and Mrs. J. M. Baggett and fam
lily will move into the George Emman-
uel bungalow next week.
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14-inch wood will be So per strand
after October 1; woodmen demand
more pay. w. G. Thompson. 9-24-4tp
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Mrs. A. Madole writes that she ex-
poets to return about October /. She
says that the weather in jamestown
is wet and cold.
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/ M. Abrams, of Tampa, was trans
acting business in the city yesterday.
Mr.. E. H. Beckett received his ques-
tionnaire this morning.
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| Mrs. Weaver, of Tampa, is in the
city visiting her husband who works
lat the shipyard. They are stopping
with Mrs. B. G. Coachman.
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Mr.. R. H. Summons spent Sunday in
lthe city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
E r. Meres. Mr.. Summons is book
Keeper in the Citizens bank of Tampa
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| y Mr.. Fred Knowles writes his moth
| effGom France, saying that he is well
and happy, and promising to write a
Ieng letter soon. Owing to the short
tinle he has been over there, he has
NIT yet made collection of Boches,
ut doubtless will gather in few
when he arrives on the firing line.
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II Word has just been received that
ggRobert Shaw was painfully burned
last week at Camp Johnston. He was
arriving a Packard truck when the ra-
I diator cap blew off, resulting in his
being badly scalden on the face, hands
and chest. The injury was not Sc
rious, but the experience was very I'M
Ip9easant. Mr.. Shaw refused to go to
the hospital and lost only one day
! from his work
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Abe Tarapani is not dead. In fact,
he's too tough to die. In spite of
rumor that he had taken dose of
German lead and was in no mans
land, dead, dead, dead, his sister told
US this morning that letter had been
received from Abe saying he was all
o. k and not to worry about him. The
letter was not written on asbestos, so
that is proof that Abe is still on earth.
The w. M. q. of tie Baptist church
held it's monthly meeting at the
church Monday afternoon, with a
large attendance. An interesting pro
gram was rendered after which an i'm
portant business session was held.
i Officers were elected for the coming
years work as follows: President,
Mrs, Robt. Tyre; vice president, Mrs.
A. C. McMichael; secretary, Mrs. It.
D. Johnston; publicity secretary, Mrs.
J. M. Young.
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Mr.. Arthur L. Johnson and Mr.. G.
S. Candy drove up from St. Peters
burg this morning with an automobile
loaded with Liberty Loan posters,
stickers, honor rolls, etc., This adver-
Using matter was turned over to the
avertising committee of Tarpon
! Springs and will be placed in the win
dows, on autos and in every conspicu-
Gus place in the city. If you are not
thinking seriously about buying bonds
i you might as well do so Tor there is no
way to escape doing your part in this
war and we hope you do not think of
trying to escape.
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Bonnie Lovitz writes his brother
Sam that he is feeling fine. That he
has written five times without receiv-
ing g reply from home seems to have
ipeeved Bonnie somewhat. He sent a
picture he had taken in Paris where
he said he had good time. He says
| he does not know what has become
of Abe Tarapani since they separated
upon landing in France. Bonnie wants
to know how near Abe is to the front
line, says he has been up himself and
will have more to tell later but at
lpresent the less you say the better off
you are. Bonnie says he is going to
keep Sam posted as he gets nearer
and nearer to the kaiser and he still
hopes he will be able to get him as it
appears that the next camp of the
Americans will be in Germany. Ben
ME put some Hebrew hieroglyphics on
the end of his letter which we will
not print, but the censor passed it.