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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-03-14
Perversity Of Nature.

Perversity Of Nature.
His father was busy and had eau.
toned him not to ask foolish Ques.
tions. SO he said to the boy when he
came into the room:
AS long as this isn't a fool question.
what Is it?'
And this Is what the boy PROFOUND
ed:
when you've a sore throat. dad.
and 1t hurts you to swallow, why do
you want to swallow all the timer"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-03-14

Ornamental penmanship is also a
hourishing industry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-20
AT THE TACOMA
"The Blue Bird"

"a, "The Blue Bird" one of the
prettiest stage productions today,
and among the most notable of
current plays, will be the attrac-
ton tonight at the Tacoma thea
ter.
THE Blue Bird" is a delightful
trip into Fairyland with the i'm
agination of a great poet, Maur-
ice Maeterlinck. Primarily it was
written as fairy story-the pill
grimage of two children in search
of happiness, the symbol of which
was the Blue Bird.
The production tonight will be
the same as appeared in New
York for many consecutive per-
formances and was the delight of
grown-ups as well as children. It
is riot of quaint and whimsical
characters, colors, song, dancing
and music.
The renowned beauty, Valeska
Suratt, and her opera company
will appear at the Tacoma thea
ter for matinee and evening per-
formances Christmas in THE Kiss
Waltz"
Miss Sturatt will have the sup
port of a company of Broadway
favorites, not the least important
of which will be a girl chorus
of noted beauties. a most gor-
geous array of scenic effects, and
all the splendor of the latest i'm
ported gownings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-20
Have Your Work Done BY
Busy People.

We operate a clean and hon.
estly conducted Dental Practice
which is a source of pride to
ourselves, and counts much
toward the comfort, conven-
fence and lasting satisfaction of
our many patients.
We have an office-the equal
of which does not exist any
where in this western country.
Finished altogether in white
enamel, equipped in the most
modern and approved manner
and furnished with every mod
ern Dental appliance.
We are open every day from
$3.50 a. m. to 6 p. m. and every
Sunday morning. Our Staff of
Dental specialists are always
ready to wait on you, giving
that careful consideration and
superior dental service for
which our office is so widely
known. Don't fail to consult us
about your teeth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-20
Distribute Prizes
to School Children

John H. Williams today be-
slowed prizes on Is Tacoma high
school students for winning the
contests for the best essays ON
subjects taken from his two
books, 1.-THE Guardians of the Co
lumbias" and THE Mountain
That Was God"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-20

The remedies We use are obso-
lutely non-poisonous and positively
do not contain mercury.
If unable to call personally, send
[. &c stamp for diagnosis blank.
N. VOW CHINESE MEDICINE co.
11461k Pacific nv. Phone
1143A Commerce 1T. Main 52SS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-20
OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED

BY the use of medic
inal herbs and roots
known for their re-
markable cures in
China, we are able
to absolutely cure
such ailments as
Catarrh, Deafness,
Asthma, Skin Dis
eases, Rheumatism,
Appendicitis, Heart
Trouble, Kidney
Cnnnnlaint etc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-20
Evening Specials

Evening Specials
On sale from till 10 o'clock
No phone orders-Delivered only
with other groceries
4 Cans Condensed nE
VhftA GOV
Best Washington brand-only one
lot to each customer.
A Bars Laundry IN.
soap 1VV
Lenox Brand oval cakes-limit of
one lot to a customer.
Jelly =
TockaSe 5000. .....'... ~
Popular dessert. Limit, pack
ages to a customer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-20

Morning Sales
On sale till II a. m. only-No
phone orders-Delivered with 9TH
err groceries,
10 lbs. Sweet ~
Potatoes ............... ZEO
Best quality, one lot to custo-
mer.
Gallon Can Ne
syrup rSV
Towle's Circus brand honey
flavor-not over two cans to
customer.
Seeded Raisins, E
hS. Wv
FirSt-claSS new Stock-No. l
packages, not over to a custo-
mer.
3 Bars Naptha m
'Sodp wv
Proctor & CANDLES make, limit
of 3 bars to customer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-20

Ladies' all pure linen Handkerchiefs,
with beautiful embroidered borders,
in dainty designs, and hemstitched
hem, regular $1.0O and $1.25 co..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-20

The lot consists of Desk Novelties of
all sorts, Scales, Paper Knives, Pen
Holders, Trays, Book Racks, Note
Book Holders, Ink Wells, Stamp
Boxes, also Jewel Cases, Humodors,
Cigar Jars, Match Holders, Ash
Trays. Prices from Boo to $500, all
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
RATEMAN MEMORIAL HOME
FOR JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville. April -, - Win
r,ore than s2,G0o already con'ribut-
Cd for the Bateman Memorial Home,
plans for an active canvass for funds
kill he started AZ meeting az the
young Mems christian Association
tonight. when the board OF directors
Of the fund will name committee OF
thirty men. who will seek to raise
the remaining $4,000.
According to the brief statement
ALWAYS made by the fallen leader
Dr Bateman, who lost his life on the
Titanic. the scope Of the work l. en-
,ensiye The statement follows:
"The object of this work is to Visit
.be sick. visit the Jail, visit III" work
house. feed the poor, clothe the
needy. hold nightly meetings pro-
,ida a home for the fallen gir!, an
.mplovment bureau, free r"adliig
rooms visit the hospitals. the Dis
,ribn,ion OF religious literature, On
courage Temperance. help resfor" iost
raIa,iyes. send the wandeTer nome.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
JACKSONVILLE TO INVITE
U. C. V. REUNION

Iaek sunll". April - Assured
Of assistance of ihc IIotcl Mems a.
sociai ION and prominent merchants
and business men of the city. tn"
Board oi Trade viii make y formal
imitation to the l'nitod Confederate
Veterans Ia hold their 1918 reunion
in this city.
For several days negotiations have
been under way, and efforts Of the
governors of the Board of Trade have
been successful in launching the first
movement, which is believed to have
good chances of success Two or three
weeks ago the first steps were taken
and space in the Hotel Lanicr Of Ma
con was reserved for the use oi tho
Board of Trade committee should
the organization decide - yite tno
veterans here, and now III th"
sanction of the board of 20 rnOrs,
no time will be lost in preparing for
have already been placed for hook
lets, advertising novelties. post cards
and other things necessary 10 se,tih"
forth the merits Of jacksonville as
a convention city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
MRS. P. Il. FULLER DIED
IN CHARLESTON
YESTERDAY

Friends IN this city will b. deep
y shocked To learn OF the death o..
Mrs. + Hamilton Fuller. which oc-
,urred Yesterday in hospital at
Aarl,ston, ). G., where She Wen;
;bout Il week aso in company with
AIr. Fuller.
For the past year during whic!l
time the family have lived AT Mich
OILS. Mrs. Fuller had been in failing
health. being Il sufferer from heart
trouble. II was decided that il
would be advisable to take her to
the hospital al Charleston several
days ago, but from the first ii was
known that little hope could be held
cut for her recovery. although she
Was surrounded with the best of
medical attention
Mrs. Fuller was lady Of superior
intellectual attainments and had
rlany friends in Lakeland who deep
X mourn her sad and untimcly de
mise. She WAS a devout member OF
The Episcopal church. and always
took grear interest in the work oi.
the various departments OF III"
church
Besides her devoted husband and
+ other. Mrs Fuller leave, to mourn
her loss seven children. the Young
est of whom is about I years of age,
Mrs FullerS mother, Mrs. seward,
passed through Lakeland from Mich
DIS last night accompanied hy her
grand children They We're destined
for Beaufort. : e.. who're the fu-
neral will occur tomorrow
In their great loss the family have
the sympathy oi their many Lake
land friends
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
;'s LEE CITIZEN ARRESTED:
TAKEN TO WYOMING

y.llo. April % United
MARSHAL llorr will leave iol
tonight with G"ore" j
Aep is under Indictment i'll
atu. on the charge OF Conspir-
others TO fraudulently se-
rye acreage of government
rook county, Wyo.
te Indictment. a copy of which
IN ,ent to the Federal Court
o. here. Lewis is accused OF
w az entered into a scheme to de-
e With Charles W. Barney and
an, z Stroud, with whom he is
s'a indicted
h"N was arrested near kissim-
ariy last week upon informa-
'a re5eived from the federal au-
rs in Wyoming that he was
-' 10 be in Orange county
yates Deputy Marshal Bun
''.h fought him to this city.
- arrested, Lewis was working
lie farm near Kissimmee
'''' fe had been living for the past
Ao'' as with members of his fam
y" seemed surprised that his
bouts had been discovered. as
z hoped to live on his little
rnmolested.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
TRAIN SO COLLIDED WITH
FREIGHT THIS MORNING

Saorrly after daylight, when COM
inv ,uath this morning, passenger
ran No. So ran into two freight
cay, ,ew miles this side OF llaines
an, NTH the result that the tracks
We, booked for about eight hours,
,Le belated train which should nave
reached here at $3.50, not getting IN
r,ril about | o'clock this afternoon.
~ oap was injured in the wreck.
\o information was obtalnablc
from. the railroad authorities, but
tom the passengers it was learned
-aa, two freight ears became un-
coupled from the package freight
kloWu as No. -, and were left on
iar rack unknown to the freight
.guW When the latter found that
t.o we're minus two cars, it was too
ilr 10 80 back, as So was travelling
t4' ,dg behind the freight.
la engineer of the passenger
'.a.l lad slowed down for Il curve,
ar is H. rounded the latter he saw
III, az, ahead, too close, however,
I % m5lc than apply the emergency
4n When the engine struck th3
t, ars, the latter left the track,
I'd as above stated it required seN-
jg, to remove the debris. IN
r> suffered no bruises or IN
lle impact only giving them 4
ding up.
4 was made up here and Sent
one, the passengcls belll2
on 10 Lakeland The bclat-
IA mail and express cam.
o'clock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
ALLEN GANGS
TRIAL TUESDAY
,TTENPT WILL BE MADE TO
PLACE BURDEN OF BLAME
ON TWO UNCAPTURED.
I,y Associated Press }

a Nille, Va, April 23.-The
g...al members OF the Allen gang
III, arraigned to answer TO their
,er, IN the court house tragedy OF
v,r4 IA. when the judge, prose-
,.Hg attorney. sheriff, juror and
-, rator were killed. Floyd Allen
and ii, sons, Claude and Victor. and
+, nephews, Sidna Edwards. and
py,d Marion, were charged with
murder in the first degree. Attorneys
I rhe accused admit that an effort
wj, NJ made to lay all blame on
sidoa Allen and Wesley Edwards,
who have not yet been captured.
mango of venue to WytheNille
H.. been granted The trial will be-
-. nrN, Tuesday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
INVESTIGATION OF IT,
TANlC DISASTER
CONTINUES
(By Associated press.)

Washington, y. g.. April -. Re
sumins he investigation OF the Ii
lanic disaster, the fourth da. of III,
inquiry opened this morning Mem
hers of the senate committee are
convinced that the hearing will re-
uuirc many days. In the opinion OF
William Alden Smith, the chairman,
and many of his colleagues, there
has been SO much already learned
from but few witnesses that ii will
not be necessary to examine others IL
get all the possible information. That
the facts already disclosed point out
inadcquacirs in marine regulations
they are convinced. The committee
does not doubt thar the investigation
will result in intrrnational confer
rnrcs to revise ocean transportation
Third Officer Pittman was the frs,
witness. iir told of the sinking "
the ship. lie said thai after the ri.
tanic went down he heard cries an,
ordered those rowing his boat to tur,
back but the passengers objected
saving ii was "a mad idea
Please don't. sir was Iiltman ;
answer To the request that he de-
:, ribr the cries Finally. he said. il
was one long continuous moan, aud
that he made no effort 10 go to the
rescue.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
NEARLY 10000
ARE DESTITUTE
GOVERNMENT. SEEKING TO RE.
LIEvE SUFFERINGS OF FLOOD
SUFFERERS. SUPPLYING FOOD
Thy Associated Press.

New Orleans. La, April 2",--Ra-
tionS for thirty thousand. supplied
by he government, are due at l.c-
land. Miss. today. where 1000 or
more flood refugees are waiting. Sup
plies have been sent TO other refugee
camps for temporary relief. which
has been accorded to nearly 10000
who have been made destitute by the
waters of the Mississippi No addi-
lional loss of life has been reported
Conditions ut some points are I'M
proving.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
SfVfNTY.SEVfN
. BODIES FOUND
CABLE SHIP MACKAY. BENNETT
PICKS UP BODIES OF VICTIMS
OF TITANIC DISASTER.
(By Associated Press. !

New York. April o3.-An addi.
who pcrished with the Titanic and
whose bodies were recovered by the
cable ship Mackay Bennett. were re-
ctived by wireless this morning.
seventy seven bodies have been re-
covered so far, hut none are of prom
incnt persons 50 far as known To-
Ga, list includes twelve passengers
and three members Of the crew.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
ffARfUl;MASSACRt OF
!! JEWS BY MOORISH
REBELS
Try Associated Press J

Paris. April -. a massacre o.
cured today at Fcz when a larG,
number of officers. soldiers and citl-
zrnS were killed and wounded. TN,
COY Ncrnment WAS criticised for noi
seeing and preventing he occur
renee.
An Arab woman is said 10 have led
in The carnage. rushing about IN
trruts tnrturln9 the wounded and
sometimes aiding Moorish rebels IN
the mui ilaiiDn ot victims In Tin,
lrNiSh Vlalirr the mob mlrds rcd
pllaerl ANA burned all Jews they
could ind Many YOUNG girls Wee
carried oil to suffer outrage
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
DISTINGUISHED PARTY
en- ~ IL TO, INSPECT
EVERGLADES

l.iHl liSIl PuA's " Fioh'i"' -
Visitors. including COY. Gilchrist,
members OF his staff, and fifteen or
twenty newspaper men OF Chicago.
reached Lakeland on train No s.
from IacksonNille. and after stay OF
a few minutes in this city. boarded
a special train for Fort Myers, whore
thcy went to make an official tour
Of the Everglades canals under con-
structiOn for the purpose of reclaim
ing the Everglades The party had
intended reaching here on No. y?
yesterday afternoon, thus making d.
rect connection for Fort Myers. but
this Was impossible and the special
train was therefore made up Below
We give the itinerary of the dlstln-
suishrd party;
Tuesday, April - Further enter
'ainmcnl by Board Of Trade and ciii-
1cns, visiting beautiful tropical o.
dcns, including those of Thomas y
Edison. Leave forl Myers u! ooa' IL
hour To be fixed about ? a. m.
proceeding through the picturesque
al"oSaha"i''' iiN'i "is'"'''' :"
about my miles, th'n entering 'h'
EN'rGiadtS tanaiS ~ 'n' h'a"""''tS
el The 'aloosl'la'che" river ana CON
tinnlhS 10 llruS enter aFrl'ii'S a.
. m Nl"Niiis oraiiS' slo''7 "a
roai" Remain over hl2i' al '''fa'
enter.
"Wednesday, April - Leave ,lt-
rn, center ai = a. m conlinuinR n,
journey by lhc Eyernlade- ranai
throuah la6p Ilicpocho" into the
jihra -milr, canal lcadiu" into Lake
1froraehrr. arriyina Il The lak,
about ~ o clock noon Thence a.tos-
tI,, snirnrgu part al Lake Ok 'or hu.
..er 10 thc hotel of the Okoc' hobe.
l.uit Lands co, arriving ai,oul p.
m. viewing 'hr landscape, the crops,
oanals. c,c Remain over night al
he hotel on the south shore OF Lake
okecchoboe.
Thursday. April - Leave the
hotel AT & a. m. by boats, along the
soutb shore of Lake Okecchob"e to
the North L.auderdale canal; enter
ing and proceeding through this
cana, n For, I.auderdale. The party
will change boats at the junction Of
,ho c,n,l n, point about thirty
~. miles from Lake Okeechobee,
,ro,c,orring around the dredges to
o,ho- ho,,s 2oo feet distant, and pro-
cooding down the canal in boats, ar
u;,.i,y y, Fort I.auderdale about ,
M After a few hours rest, recep-
zion a, n m under the auspices
=, ,ho mavor and the city officials,
poard Of Trade and citizens Remain
n,.r nigh, a, Fort Laudcrdale.
rr;d.v anril es-Early Friday
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
- SCILD NEW P0STOrF1CE
AT MIAMI IMMEDIATELY

'oavllle. April 23.-The work
4 new postoffice at Miami
started at once. This infor-
vas given out Sunday even
r. q Tarbell. Of 81. Peters
'Ao arrived in jacksonville. en-
nome from Washington, y. G..
iarbell & Co. have be- n
tae contract A new post
been needed in Miami for
he and news that tn. work
esln at once will be OF great
10 residents of that county.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
MEXICAN BANDITS
MlSTRfAT AMERICANS

Galveston. Texas. April ,; Pas
ernseis arrixiu. today on the team
,.r Tcxas from Vera cruz. M"Xitp.
bring repgrts Of the alleged toriar-
ing and assassina,ing Of Americans
bv bandits in Mexico.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
QUARTERLY MEETING OF
N. f. CHURCH
LAST NIGHT

Plant city, April 23 The r. Y.
T. t and the Baptist Woman Mis-
sionary Union Of the Fourth district
opens here tonight in annual con-
Nrniion The following is the three
Gays program
Tuesday Night
80 DcNoronal, Bunyan Steph
ems. Plant city,
90 H. y = L Welcome, J +
Knight. Plant city W. NJ t. Wei
come. Mrs. +. g. McGuire. Plant city.
T. Y. =. | Response. $ 5. Barnes.
" inter Haven ". NJ t. Response.
Mrs. &. v Tilman. l'artow
>:l1 sermon, " a. Burns. Dadr
city
"Wednesday Morning.
$50 Devotional service, Il +
Reed, Bartow
o:lj Value Of the Company Idea,
i ~ Rogclls. Kathleen Naluc o!
he study Course. Mrs VIM. Wclls,
Plant city. Value of the Slandar
OF Excellence, Mrs. A. u Whelplry
lsrooksvillc. Conference, George lIy-
man Jasper
ll.oU Florida Baptist People
United. Wm u Nuwlin, Lakeland.
ll."o Need OF Trained Leaders,
Frank " Cramcr, Orlando
"Wednesday AlIcrnoou
2:90 rIai-" srrNi, Mrs /, l..
MaNes. Lakeland CA state Work,
Mf A. Mellon, Tampa tanra-
liun, Mrs + e. AuacU, Lakeland
cuy Ms ion. Mrs Wired piaz,
Tampa. The A.-ociatonal Supcrh-
,eadeui fonl'rcnr". Mr. ] \ Lamb.
Palmetto lImr Missions, Mrs. q.
+ Smith. Winter Garden. Hon"Fo
lnro Mrs l.. H. Hale, Tampa.
"Wednesday Night
1850 Dcvotional service. J. T. Il.
Anderson, Bradcntown
1:ia Baptist Opportunity, &. +.
Mabrv, Tampa.
A:l5 The Encampmrni. G"ore"
Lyman, Jasper.
Thursday Morning.
9.3o Devotional service, 5. Il,
skinner, Tampa
a:ij Everybody at Work, Gcore"
I.citncr, Barlow. Bible Readers
Course, Mrs. Mary Potts. Lakeland, ,
Ed Anderson, Barlow. Study Courses.
Mrs. Lee Mcdonald. Tampa. The
Standard, George W. Phillips, Or
lando. Question Box, George iiy-
man. Jasper.
n:l,- Soul Winners. A. j. Holt,
kissimmee
Thursday Afternoon.
goo devotional service, Mrs. y.
r. Norwood, Owens. The Training
school. Mrs. H. NJ. Grain. Arcadia.
Florida ". NJ. T. Aim for 1912, Mrs.
II. e. Peelman, jacksonville Mission
Study Class, Mrs. II. NJ. Baker. kis-
simmee. Foreign Missions, Mrs. J
f.. Oates, st. Petersburg. Young
Woman's Auxiliary, Mrs. Lee Mellon
aid, Tampa. Sunbeams and Royal
Ambassadors, Mrs w 4. Burns,
Dade City. Children's Hour, Miss
Fernall Moore
Thursday Night.
7:30- Devotional, j. f. Oates. St
Petersburg
7:i5-B Business session
Onward Christian soldiers,
II. ". Grain. trfadia
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23

1 Il il an interesting aidrjialt on
ilo Dick Henry patent 'ds' recently
decided in ia" supreme court IN fa-
Sor Of the patcntc", that h. has the
Iripht to safeguard his patent 10 the
Icxtrni of stipulaling what material
or other essential shall be- used IN
making his patent useful and per-
feet To know that the British patent
! law was the outgrowth OF a contest
against monopolicS which, in many
of its features, resembles the contest
going on today. II Is the customary
statement that Parliament is entitled
to all the credit for having won
trade liberty for speaking
ppoplc. In a sense this is true, but
cnriously enough il was Parliament
which originally Wa itself the rep
lresentative of monopolies because its
members wcro largely recruited from
the great town guilds. that is the
great trade guilds Of England. lt
wa, the cndcayor of Parliament I'D
maintain The monopoly OF these trade
guilds and 10 prevent the country
people a. large from entering upon
any of these trades except through
the restricted channels OF the guild.
our of tis" atusn of grants given
fhe guilds III" people rose up and
demanded their rights with the re-
suit ,haf a contest ensu"d between
the crown and Parliament resulting
fcSt in IA" interesting and remark
aile proclamation of Elizabeth in
,Gnl through her secretary. Lord
C.c3. aud in her golden spcrch" to
ITO members of the IIo'is. Of Com
rions in Notombor oi the same year
.I'pt af'e~ Elizabr'b. cane, unfortu-
na'cly. Iamer ana Charles I And
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23
GROCfRS HOLDING
annual CONVENTION
1Rr A.sariated P.I-ss. ;

MONTGOMERY. Ala. April %
rha Southern Wholesale Groceries
Association began its three days an
n,,ai convention here this morning
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23

Daytnna is 10 have tlcctric "a.
service. There will also be an inter-
urban system between Dcl.aud. Day
toni and SeabrceZc.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23

Experiments with alfalfa during
the past season have proven very
successful in the vicinity of Dayrn-
port
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23

I.arkin. manager Of pgbiirity, ani
communicated 70 the visiting guests
Return TO Chieag0 yia Florida Eais'
Coast railway
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-23

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