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The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-13
MARINE NEWS

Tanana-At Gibbon.
 Sibilla-At Gibbon.
 Reliance-Down Tolovana 7:15. Sarah-Up Kotlik 11th. Davis-Up Kotlik, 11th. Jacobs-At Gibbon
 Herman-At St. Michael. Washburn-Down Holy Cross for Andreafsky 10 p. m, 1l-I. Julia B.-At St. Michael. Carl White-Up Tolovana river 80 p. m. 18th.
 Yukon-Up Fortymile 7 a. m. Alaska-Down Fort Yukon 10 p. m., 18th.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-13
NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS

Don't forget that your final pay ment on the Third Liberty Loan bonds are due on or before noon on the 18th day of August, 1918.
 Payments are to be made to MT. C. H. Hall at the office of the spe- cial disbursing agent in the main office building of the Alaskan En- gineering commission.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-13

To encourage home consumption of Louisiana's large potato crop, the State Council of Defense is distribut- ing through the parish councils a book of recipes for cooking Irish potatoes.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-13

Three war information bureaus
 will be maintained on money appro- priated by the Detroit Community Council. It amounts to several thousand dollars.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-13

Frank Bishoprick arrived yester evening from Fairbanks on brie: visit.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-13

Two thousand Virginia clergymen wrote letters to their state Councils of Defense agreeing to preach on the religious aspect of patriotism on certain Sunday. -: .
The Nenana daily news., 1918-08-13
ORPHAN FUND DONATIONS
 ARE NOW ACKNOWLEDGE

Mrs. c. H. Hall desires to ac- knowledge the receipt of the under mentioned donations made to the Orhpan fund so far during the cur rent month.
 The money received will be ap- piled toward the upkeep of the un- fortunate children of France who have been rendered homeless as a result of the war. Further dona- tions will be thankfully received by Mrs. c. H. Hall.
 G. L. Hall 100 Joe Pearson --------.-...-........... 1000 A. J. Pratt .-... 600 R. B. Ward ......-----..... 500 Ben Estby ......-......---.--.......... $50 Total -----.-.--.--........-..$58.5( .5(
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-11
F'UE BL0QUEADA 0TRA
BASE ALEMANA
La bahia de Ostende fue obstruida por
las f~uerzas i~nglesas que hundieron en-
su entrada al crucero "Vindictive''
EEsss aceio1 viez7e a conspsernentar la que
T~eaEizarcss los insleses Ell e de abril

barcos en- las aguas del Mar del Nor
te.
Los submarines tendran cue atra-
vesar ahora una mayor distancia para
acercarse a las rutas maritimas en-
ire Inglaterra Y los paises escandi-
navos, asi como a las que vicncn del
contienente occidental, Y esa trave-
STA precisamente hara mas dificil la
realization de sus operaciones, pues
estaran mas eXpuestos a sufrir las
consecuencias de I'm e%ncuentro con los
barcos britanicos e~ncargados de patru
liar esas aguas.
Durante ell raid efectuada scbre
Zeebrugge Y Ostende el % de Abril
pasado, ell crucero "Vindictive", to-
mo una participation muy impor-
tante, habiendo desembarcado tropas
b~ritanicas en- el rompe-olas de Zee
brugge, en- ell que fueron hechos por
esas fuerzas considerables deterio-
ros, despues de haber asaltado las ba-
terias alemanaS. En- esa accion ell
comandante Fred Carpenter, fue as
cendido q Captain, como premio a
su brillante acci6n.
FL Vindictive result0 sacramento
averiado en- raid dc Zeebrugec, pero
traido 4 puerto fuG repardo V prepa-
RADIO convenientemente para ia nueva
acci6n que tuvo lugar hoy. Dicho
crucero fuG construido er Chatham
en- 1897 Y despiazada $3.50 tonela-
das, siendo su tripulaci0n de 450
hombres.
La obstruction de Ia bahia de Os.
tcnde, Nevada a cabo diaS despues de-
raid a Eeehrugee, signiflca que Ia
campana submarine alemana ha SUI.
frido un Serio golpe. FL canal de Bru-
, jas, que es Ia verdadera base de los
submarines. tiene dos entradas. una
per Geebrugge Y otra por Ostende
Tiene yarias millas dc longitud V co,
RE CT una forma triangular. FL
bloqueo de csas dos entradas, hact
inserrible esa ruta Y deja sin valor
al mcnos temporalmcnte, ia planta y
base de equipo De los submarines
hasta que las bahias dc los mencio,
nadoS puertoS, sean dc~spejados de
todos obstaculos.
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IN SERiG G0LpE PARA LOS
SCnMARiNUS
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L0NDRES, Mayo l0.-El triunfc
naval alcanZaGo por las fueTzas ma
wales de Ia Gran Bretana e. ~ %
de hbril pr6XImo p2Sado, cuando Ia
base aicmana dc Gecbrugge, en- Ia Cos
IA bc,ea, fuc bloqucaaa por ci nun
dimlento Ge vaTiuS raicos carGado>
con concrete. ha Sido repet;do ell
Gst2ndc. otra importantc base sub
marina de! cnerElgo, tambi4n en- ia
costa beig2.
La hazana Tue rcaiizada hoy por
las fucrzas n~avales b~rItanicaS, Que
evharon = p!Quc el. cruecerp "Elndic-
tive, barco de guerra que cstaba
fucra De uso V CUE habla Sido prev!a-
mcntc prepa-ad0 para csc FIN.
En- Ia primCra cnprcSa de csta ILL.,
dole que sc llcvo 4 cfccto, : fines del
mes paS2do, Ia base de Ostendc tam
ben fuc atacada. al mismo tempo
que IL I~cc5rugge, pcro les b&rcos
deStinadoS al bioqueo que sc cav;arou
: Ia Nrime-G dc LIS bases dichaS. fuc-
rcG ligcraT.cntc dCsviadoS dc su cur
so V Su Jxito no fuC igual al que Sc
cD'Vyo en- IecbrugCc.
10 irHportante de cScas operacio-
res de b.rlueo, c5ta en- eli hccho dc
c2c 81 elias han sito r~ealizada> con
c! yXito prcdicho p5r e. AImira.tazgo
81 ycsU.tado Ia silo c! dc pgivar a
los 2iemancs del use &c ssaa dos pa
Ses dc la costa bclga, aunguc sea 'eni
PoaiH.entc, Y . teuer que It!liaar las
ha51s lie Ia COSTA a!cmana. 81 Quic-
rCn ScEu;r llcrando a eFc"to suS Ope-
rdcioa2s submarines, 10 que hara mas
r~etarGadas las incursloncs de esos
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. True translation file with The =
!. postmaster at san Ail0niC, TcNaS, ::
|. on May the IGth. as required bI :.
= ,ne act of October 6, 1877. !
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True tran;ati0n lille with the :
postmaster al san NaiOnio. Texas. :
:: on MAY lie 18th. as required By =
The act uI OCTOBER 6, 1917. :
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Derrib0 SeiS ayiones
a~lerndneS en- IN dia
Estupenda hazaha de un avia
dor frances, jamas iguaIada

PARIS, Mayo f0.-Seis ~aeropla-
nos aicmancs fueron cchados abajo
aver, por ell S~ub-teniente Rene Fonck,
segin dice cl parte Official que Sc die
a la .publicidad hoy en- eSta capital
por ell MiniSterio de Ia Guerra, en- ell
que Sc hace mencion especial de la
hazana del audaz aviador. La par
te relativa del informc, dice:
Aver, ell tciente Fonck, echo abajo
seis biplanos alemanes cue fornaban
parte de dos patrulias. Los dos pri-
meros aviones enemigo fueron derri-
bados por cl aviador en- diez seeun-
dos y ell tercero cisco minutes des-
pues. Las otras tres maquinas fue-
ron echadas abajo en- el curse de ST.
segundo vuelo de exploration"
La hazana dc aver del teaiente
Fonck jamas habia sjdo igualada, por
10 que ahora Sc lie considera como ell
mas grande de los aviadores guerre-
ros de Francia, despues del Captain
Guynemer.
Ell Tcniente Foncl;, que r~eciente-
meatc fua colocaGo entire los prilci-
paies aces" de Francia. por sus bri-
llsntes acciones. tenia acreditadas en
su favor, 81 bien extraoficialmente,
81 victoCias, correspondence q otras
tantas maquinas ene7igas derriba-
das. Recientemente trab6 combate
con dos raquinaS enemigas QUE for
ma5a2 parte de I'm cscuadron de ocho,
kabicndo echado abajo una y .puestas
en- fuga a la ctra. Fcnck cuenta tan
solo 2S aFos de edad.
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CON Ell EJERCITO INGLES EN-
FRANCIA, Mayo l0.-La accion por
Ia cual los ingleses ~recuperaron la
porci0n de t%rincheras que les captu-
raron los teutones ell d!a de aver, al
norte de Alberto. 81 bien no fue de
gran magnitud fue de gran impcr-
tancia. dado cl va!or estrategico de
lfs p%osiciones ~recupc:adaS.
Esas trircilcras sc hai!an cstantc-
cidas en- IN tcrreno eleVado que do
nina una gran extension de Ia Inca
de operaciones Y desde que los ted
tones Sc abrieron paso hasta Alder
to-, esas defensas liar cstado siendo
obieto de frecuentes ataques, pues
constituyen uno de los objetiycs del
cnemigc.
La encarnizada lucha Gua Sc l;aTo
anoche en- Ell frcntc De batalla cc2i-
dental, trajo rara los inCicsCs y los
~francese3, nuevos c::itos. Los Prime
ros, como Gueda dicho, desalojaron al
encmigo de las Dosicio7es elevadas al
nortc dc Alberto por medic dc TN
vio!ento contra atague, habicndo ST.
do tal acci6n una conlp!ct2 victoria
para los hombres de Hai@, que ado
mas lie quitaron al cnemlgo var;os
prisloneros.
FL triunfo alcanZaGo por los fran
cescs, fuG aun mas importante, pucs
constituye no una recuperaciol dc to-
reno perdido, sino IN gano neto pa
IA los aliados en- ell frentc del Soma,
En- una violeata acci6n. prcccdida
por IN breve pcro intense bonbar-
dec, los franceses capturaron cl Par
! que de Grivenes, cinco milias al nor,
! te de Montdidicr, y loeraron conser,
var csa posici6n en- su podcr, a pcsar
de los viclentos contra ataques dc
los alemanes, a los que ademas les
quitaron $50 pr%isioneros.
Los alemanes cedieron una impor-
tante secci6n de dicho parquc, que Sc
halla contiguo al pueblo de Grives,
mes por cl lado oriental Y csta 81,
tuado precisamente al norte del sec
(Pasa i Ia "a. Pas. col. 5a.
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LA PRENSA

I p BLISHED EVERY DAT
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
United States. Canada, Mexico, Cuba. Puees
TO Rico, Panama, and the Philtpins
. Islands:
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Todavia no desaparece
del TODD Ell peligro
Lord Curzon dice que ouiza
las tropas inglesas Sc vean
forzsdas a ceder nue.
vo terIitorio

LONDRES, Mayo 1O.-En TN dis
curse que ell Condo de Curzon, lider
del gobicrno en- la Camara de los
Lcrcs V micmbro del Consejo ingles
dc Guerra, ]pronuncio hoy en- Ia Ii
"a Primrose, dicho funcionario mani,
fcst3 que Ia gravcdad de la bora to-
davia no habia dcSararecido Y que
bien podria ser q1e las tropas bci-
tanicas tuvieran que cedcr u te-
reno.
Sin embargo, agreco cl funciona-
RIO, 81 hecho de que Sc haya logra-
do la unidad de mando de los aliados,
ash como los esfucrzos que esta ha-
ciendo EStados UniGos para cooperar
cE su mayor escala possible con los
aliados y la resolution c indomabie
cspiritU mostrado por las tropas in
glesas, dcbian servir para dar Iii
gran aliento Y confiar firmemcnte en-
ei triunfo final de los aliados.
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DIARI0 POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PHECfGS DE SUSCRlFCI0N
In los ESiadoS Unld0S. Mexico. Csnad&
Cuba, Puerto Rico. Panama, y las
ISss Filipinas:

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Tres meSeS f.5O
En- Centre y Sur America, (eyceptuando
Panami), Europa Y los demts pafses COM
~prendidos en- Ia Union Postal Universal:
UT ano 900
Seis lHesc, DIV
IA PRENsA plblica tembitn una edlci6n
scmanaris. los microbes, siendo los pre-
clos de Subscription:
In los Estados. unidos, Mexico, Canals,
Cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama. y FilipInas:
IN al0 100
En- Centre Y Sur America, {e1ceutando
Panama. Europa, ETC.:
Los pacos dehen hacerse Dor adelantado,
en- giro postal @ de Express, carta cer,i-
ficaia o le.rs sobre Nueva York. Los pre-
clos dc subscription son en- d!nero ameri.
cano O SI equiyalencia en- Inoneda del pals
de donde Sc solicite ell periodtco.
Girflase toda Ia correspondence u d.
rector, en- Is forms si%g1io2te:
ST. IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
lie N. Santa Rosa Ave.
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I TELEFONO TRAVIS 1.fi
IA PRENSA es ell periodlcc mexicano de
mayor circulation Ell los EsiadOs Unldos,
J por 10 tSnto ell ms1or para los lnun-
! ciantes.
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Las cuentaS Ge cstOS co
r!sres estan heciias ds Pc
taios de flores naturaics,
molidos Y modelados for
mando rcaas : otras 10
res, correspondence los
nlores a las flores DO que
estin hecnos. Es 10 mas
aproDiaGo para regular a
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Los ALIADOS RESTAbLE=
CEN SUS POSICIONES
EN- FL so MA
LOS INGLESES RECUPERARON
SUS DEFENSAS AL N0RTE
De ALBERTO
Los franceses capturaron una
gran parte del Parque de
Grivesnes, al norte de
Montdidier

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:. no,lmaStrr at san Antonio. Texas, =
:. on MAY lie 18th. as required By =
= the act OF 0ctOocr 6, 1917. :
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LONDRES, Mayo 10.-La base ale
mana Submarine en- Ostende, sobre
Ia costa de Bclgica, ka sido blOQuea-
da. como resuitado de un nuevo raid
naval por II flota britannica, seme,
iante al efectuado hace algun ITEM
20 e,. Zeehrugge, seeIn dice IN in
forme Official que do a Ia publici-
dad hos cl Almira2tazgo britaalco,
Fl crCcero 'Nindictive," arrcg!aGo
p-eviamente V llcno Gle concrete, fu6
hundido cerca de Ia cntrada de Ia
habia, de tai modo que viene a obs,
truir ell paso de los submarines. q
auuncio del Almirantazgo es como S.
que:
LAS operaciones preparadas para
cerrar los puertos &c 0stcnde y Zee
hruggc, quedaron t~crminadaS &noche
con inry buen Jy!to. cuando G. cru
i . .sicU,a0 ' fUera de uso Vim
diciivc. fiji cci:ado a piGue entire los
muclles Y atraycsado i la entrada
de Ia bahia de OSterdc. BESIDE c
ataque q n base de Zeebrugge, efec,
taaGo 81 dia % de Abril, 81 Nindicti'
yc hab!a sido !leaado cen concrete, !
fia dc qre sic":era de bloQue a "a en-
traia &c los canales Ell caso &c sci
echado a piQue.
Las fucrzaS inglcSas que rcal!Za,
ron e. raid SobTe OStcndc, han re-
%resado & 81 base, habiendo perdidc
! soiamcHte I'm bote motor cue rcSultt
aveTiado Y fuG hundido por ordencs
del Nice-almirante. para lmpedir QuE
! caycra en- poder del enemieo. MUGS
rras bajas fueron muy ligeras.'
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DELE nCASChRETS" 4
ST. N!N0 CUANDO
este BILIOSO

JUiPiA Ell HiGADO y LOS IN
TESTiN6S SIN CAuSAR MOLES-
TIA ALGUNA ! C3tLMA LOS AR
D0RES DE IN EST0MAGO IRRI-
TAD0.
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Cuando ,ieresise libros en- espahsl,
diriiase a lsnacia E. Lozanh. lis N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antouin, Teas.
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disease bearer, which might be
misleading to the general public.
The facts are bad enough and no
special language or scare head
lines are necessary to emphasize
this Importance.
The plain statement by the best
authorities that, the greatest dan
ger in water is pollution from hui
man sources should be proclaimed
throughout Florida. Every man,
woman and school child should
know this and realize its impor-
lance. Human pollution of water
and soil becomes almost a night
mare to any public health official.
The old open well may be men,
toned because it is typical of Flor
ida. 1t is usually shallow well
.of approximately four feet in di-
ameter and ten feet deep, with
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07
DRINKING WATER
Utmost Care Should be Taken to
Have it Pure

Special precautions should be
taken in regard to drinking water
with the coming of hot weather.
One naturally drinks more and
oftener in warm weather and the
city people are likely to take
"hikes" to the country The boy
scouts are busy and one sees sol
diers almost everywhere.
The Florida State Health de-
partment deems it proper at this
time to mention the Importance of
securing good drinking water, We
fully realize that there is a ten
dency on the part of some to ex-
aggerate the danger of water as a
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two or four feet of water stand
ing in it, and with no special pro-
lection from the infuent surface
water.
When analysis of such water is
made it usually shows too high a
bacterial count for safe drinking
purposes, even though it should
not show the water to be infected
with pathogenic heterogeneous.
A number of such wells, as just
described and showing too high a
bacterial count by our Sanitary
Engineer, have been posted in the
vicinity of Camp Johnston as UNI
fit for drinking purposes. Such
water may or may not convey dis
ease. One cannot afford to take
the risk.
One common mistake with the
laity, is that running water is the
safest for drinking, as running
water purifes itself after running
a certain distance-this is an ex-
ploded theory.
We feel that it is our duty as
public health officers to prevent
the introduction of disease
through drinking water and we al
so feel that it is the duty las well
as a privilege) of every father and
mother to cooperate with us in
our. efforts to make healthier chill
dren and prevent sickness and
death, in so far as it can possibly
be done.-STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH.
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The Future of the Earth

Maurice Maeterlinck is not only
a renowned present-day philoso-
pher, but one of the greatest
prophets the world has ever
known.
"The Future of the Earth, " in
March Cosmopolitan, is one of the
finest articles he has ever written.
In these days of strife and dark
ness we are all inclined to view the
future of this earth in a most pes
simistic light. But with marvel
Gus philosophic vision, Maeter-
linck sees only the beginning of a
better world-a world made bet
ter by that very struggle we are
engaged in today, by the anguish
and torment of soul that must nat
urally attend it. A world that has
so much more before than it has
behind it
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TAX LIEN NOTICE

In Justice Court 7th Justice District, De-
Soto County. Florida:
The Town of Punta Gorda, a municipal
Corporation, VS. Mamie S. Werner
Tax Lien.
interested:
Take notice that suit has been
brought against you to enforce a tax lien
against lots l. and M in block ID, and lot
in block 81 and lots /, 2, 8, 4, IA, Is, and
16 in block IS, and lot "a in block S. Ali
in the town Of Punta Gorda, Florida, for
the taxes for the years 1916. and you are
hereby required TO appear in said cause
on the Rule day in April. 1918, or judy
ment will be given against you by de-
fault and your property sold to pay said
taxes and all cost.
Given under my hand and seal on this
28th day February. 1918.
(SeaD S. F. ]. Trabue. Justice of
9-td. Peace, 7th Dist
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STATE BARACA-PHILATHEA
UNION
Will Hold Convention in Orlando
April 12th-14th

The Florida Baraca-Philathea
Union will hold their annual meet
ing in Orlando, Florida. Repre-
sentatives from all sections of the
State will attend this meeting.
An interesting program is being
prepared by President j. G. Lanier
and his program committee. Many
prominent speakers will take part
in the program, Mr. Marshal A,
Hudson of Syracuse, n. Y, found
err of the aca-Philathea move
ment is expected to take part in
this convention.
Heretofore the city entertain
ing the convention has been offer
ing free entertainment to all del
egates attending these conven-
tons, but the Union has grown so
fast during the past few years that
it has been deemed advisable for
the Union to adopt the Harvard
plan of Observation-Disclosures
people furnishing rooms and
breakfast for delegates, free of
charge, delegates to buy their din
ner and supper.
1t is hoped that all classes in the
State will be represented at this
meeting. Programs will be sent
to each class in the near future
showing just what will be done at
this meeting.
Miss MARIE SANDERS,
Secy. Florida Baraca-Philathea
Union.
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lax LIEN NOTICE

Soto County. Florida:
The Town of punta Gorda. a municipal
Corporation. VS.. Lillian Wagner joined by
her husband Wagner.
Enforcement Of Tax Lien.
To the defendant and all other persons
interested.
Take notice that a suit has been insti-
tuted against you to enforce tax lien a
gainst lots 80 and 81 i'm block 81 in the
town of Punta Gorda, Florida, for the
taxes for the year 1916 and you are re-
qured to appear in said cause before the
Rule day in April, 1918, same being the
first day of said month. or Judgment viii
be given against you by default and your
property sold to pay said taxes and all
cost.
Given under my hand and seal on this
4th day of March, 1918
(SeaD S. F. J. Trabue, Justice of
Std. the Peace, 7th Dist.
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RIlL TO QUIET TITLE

In Circuit Court 10th judicial Circuit,
DeSoto County. Florida. In Chancery.
F. NJ. Cooper, J. H. Hancock and w. L.
Koon, VS. Euphemia Caron, Charles l..
Caron and l.. S. Caron.
Bill to quiet title and remove cloud
To Euphemia Garon, Charles l.. Caron
and L. S. Caron, and all others inter-
ested as defendants:
1t appearing by affidavit of complain
ants in this cause that the defendants,
Euphemia Caron, Charles L. Caron and
L. S. Caron, reside beyond the limits of
the State of Florida, and that there is no
one in the State of Florida upon whom
the service of process can be made that
would be binding upon the defendants,
the Post Office address of the defendants
having been stated shows that they re-
side beyond the limits of the State of
Florida: therefore it is hereby considered
and ordered that Euphemia Caron, Charl-
es L. Caron and l.. S. Caron, defendants
herein are hereby required to appear to
said Bill of complaint filed in said cause
in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of DeSoto County, Florida, on the
First Monday in March. 1918, the same
being the 4th day of said month,
And that said order be published for
the space of four consecutive weeks be-
fore the Rule Day in March, 1918, m a
public newspaper published in DeSoto
County, Florida.
Given under my hand and seal at Area
dia, Florida, on this. the 10th day Of jan
uary, 191S.-A. l.. DURANGO, Clerk
IF Circuit Court of DeSoto County, Flori-
Ia
]. II. HANCOCK. Compartments solic-
tor.
hereby certify that the above is true
copy now on file in my Office.
(SeaD A. L. DURANGO, Clerk of
i-6t Circuit Court. DeSoto County, Fla.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATE
OF J. r. SANDLiN, DECEASED.

You, and each of you, and all persons
having claims of any nature whatsoever
against the estate of j. r. Sandlin, de-
ceased, are hereby commanded to be and
appear before me, and to file your sworn
claims against the said estate with me,
on or before the Goth day of March A. y.
1918.
1t is ordered that this notice be pub
lished once each month for a period OF
noe less than six months in the Punta
Gorda Herald, newspaper published in
DeSoto county. Florida, and 1t is further
ordered that this notice be posted at the
Court House here in Arcadia, DeSoto
county, Florida.
Done and ordered this the Goth day OF
September, A d. 1917
GEO. w. WHITEHURST,
t-mch25-18 Judge Probate Courc-
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07
NOTICE OF sTockHoLDERs MEET.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of Acline Farm will be held,
at the office CT the Punta Gorda State
Bank in Punta Gorda, Florida on Mon
day, March 1st, 1918, at o'clock, p. m
for the election of directors for the ensu--
ing year and the transaction of such other
business as may legally come before said
meeting.
J. ]. MCCAIN, Secretary.
Feb. is, 21 and 2S.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07

In Palm Beach county and
southwark the acreage planted to
tomatoes is estimated to be about
$500 acres as against $4,000 last
year.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Editor Herald You may announce that
| will be a candidate for reelection as
county commissioner at the coming pri-
mary election.-Wm. NJ WRITTEN.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07

A black beetle is a new pest that
is injuring the avocado bloom in
Dade county.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07

The light of the north star is esti-
mated to be 100 times stronger than
that Of the sun.