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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-15
Matthias, V. Y. VanIIuss, p. Ottinger,
+. o. Gercken. E. L. RAIDER. w. n.
Holler, Samuel Booher. all OF the
CITY Of Lakeland, Florida.

+. o. Gercken, E. L. RAIDER. w. n.
Holler. Samuel Booher. all OF the
City Of Lakeland, Florida.
VI
The officers shall be pastor, ED.
ers. deacons and trustees. All OIL
GERS shall be elected by ballot; The
elders and deacons shall be elected
for four years, and Immediately ait
ter election they shall be divided
inf, Two classes: the first class shall
t.tate at the expiration OF the sec
ci.d year and the second class at Inc
aspiration o. the fourth year, s.
nat onc-half ma. be chosen eyer.
,ond year The trustees shall y
.e.t,l for lie. MI may resign or
ucsted 10 ryEi-n IN case Of
l. OF duty or inrompetency.
yunt OF neglect OF duty Or in
rnry the ei,cc Of any trus
aa~ b. declared vacant by i
rd- ,ote q the voting MEM
y t.e h D, ID" ehureA and i success
rd TIL. elections 80 70 De
the end II the calendar
4 c,rry TWO years Special cleo
d. Is may be held when vacancies
lr al call Of church council
VII
Tho names OF the officers who are
II manage the affairs OF Il is corpO
n ion until tho first election under
tbs clartc. shall be as follows:
II, Tor. II. J. Matthias; elders, V. Y.
N@nliusS, r. Ottingcr; deacOns, F.
@. GcrckcM, T., l.. RAIDER, ". X. Hol-
H.; trustees. V Y. VanIIuss. F. Of
finger. Samuel Boomer.
tn" bylaws of this corporation
shall be made, amended and altered
or r"scindcd by the Church Council
and congregation after giving a two
months notice at a regular service,
by two-thirdS vote Of all electors
present
The highest amount o. indebted
Ec.S or liability TO which this cor
pora'iOn shall at any time subject it.
self shall be $4,000.
The amount in value of real "s-
tate which the corporation may h, ID,
TELEGRAM 3 Articles lncorp n
subject always to the approval of |
the Circuit Judge, shall be $4,000.
II. J. MATTHIAS,
v. V. VANHUSS. |
p. OTTINGER,
FRED o. GERCKEN.
T.. l.. RAYDER,
W. X. IIOLLER.
SAMUEL. HOOKER
STATE OF FLORIDA,
COUNTY OF POLK.
Before me. the undersigned au-
thority, personally appeared II ].
Matthias, well known By mo TO be the
person described in and who cxecut-
I'd the foregoing proposed charter o;
the Grace Evangelical Lutheran
church. and acknowledged 10 and
before me that hc executed the |
same along with the other incor-
po'ators whose names are subscribed |
thereto. for the uses and purposes |
therein expressed.
Witness my hand and official seal !
this 18th day OF August. A. y. 1912.
- Lakeland. Florida
KELSEY BL.ANTON.
notary Publ
iNotarial Seal,
STATE or FLORIDA.
'OrNTY OF POLK
Before me-. the undersigned au-
''Crl'N, personally appeared II u II
M2thla., one OF the lncorporatorS
described in and who subscribed 10
~. foregoing proposed charter OF
the Grace Evangelical Lutheran
hrrrl Wbn hain.r n, MA frc, duly
sworn. Gcposcs md says that il is
~, intention OF thc said proposed
'lurrh in good faith 10 carry ou:
he purposes and objects in the pro-
nosrd chartcg above sci forth
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-15
An Alb.

Mrs. Riley-''Is ihot classical music
your daughter be playing on tn plan
ney. Mrs. Grogan"" Mrs. Grogan-
NO. Three keys don't sound, and
four stick!"-Puck.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-15
Wild Red Rice.

In Senegal red rice grows wild. the
fields in which il grows are inundated
regularly by the Senegal or by its at.
fiuents. and in measure as the tide
rises the rice plant rises above the
flood. The grain is very red ard very
dry and hard. 1t swells in the water
and as it swells loses some OF its rich
color. 1t is very nourishing and re-
quires no cultivation.-H Week.
ly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-15
ARTICLES OF iNCORPUnATiCa
OF TIE GRACE EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH. OF
LAKELAND FLORIDA.

,,otire !. hereb! 2iNpa ;iat Ike
", dclsi2ncd will on the lfih day of
;, ,tcmber. \. ID. 1872. apply to the
unor&blc +. a. Whitney, judge OF
The ircuit Court Of the Tenth Judi
cial Circuit of the State Of Florida,
al arcadia, Florida. for a ch;rtcr.
Incorporating Grace Evangelical
Lutheran church, of Lakeland. Flor
it'a. a copy of which proposed char
ter is attached hereto.
Articles of incorporation of the
Giace Evangelical Lutheran church,
of Lakeland. Florida:
Articles of incorporation entered
into this 18th day of August, a. ID.
1872, by and between H. j. Matthias,
V. V. Vanhuss. p. Ottinger. +. 0.
Gcrcken. +. l.. RAIDER, w. X lIOllcr
and Samuel Booher, Of Lakeland,
Polk county. State of Florida, and
their associates, who hereby assO-
ciate themselves, together as body
polite, under the laws OF the State
OF Florida, in such cases made and
provided, and do adopt the following
as their proposed charter, to-wit:
The name Of the corporation shall
BE- the Grace Evangelical Lutheran
church; it's location shall be in the
City of Lakeland, county of Polk,
state of Florida, wherever situated
in the said city.
The general nature and object OF
this corporation is to unite in a
statement OF common rights and =
covenant OF mutual duties. as Chris
tians, in order to promote their own
growth in holiness, and to aid 9TH
crs in all things good. and sustain
by the labor and gifts of love the
pure word of God and sacraments as
Gods only appointed means for saw
ing the lost and for edifying his
people. To maintain discipline
which shall aid in securing purity
q. doctrine. Righteousness of life and
the peace and growth of the church.
To pledge before God and cur asso-
ciates to be governed by and uphold
tie constitution adopted BY our or
ganization.
The dOctrinal basis receives tho
inspired writings OF the cid and
new testaments as tho revealed word
of God and the only rule OF faith
and practice: and apostolic. the Nj
Gene. the Athanasian crceds, the un-
altered Augsburg confession. the
Apology of the Smaller kalden Ar
ticlcs. the smaller and larger cate
chisms OF Luther and the Formula
Of Concord. as faithful and corrcr,
expressions of the Divine Work. IT,
which rule and confession all the
ins. suctiOns in the congregation
shall be concerned and by which AL
questions of doctrine shall be- de-
cidrd
All persons believing i'll the son
oi God as their Savior and .uhscrih-
ing to the teachings of the l.utheran
church based on the Scripture. can
become members by confirmation or
baptism and by letter of tran Ser. i"
member clsew here il sood sand
ing
This corporation snd.t rNls prr-
pctually. ar unit d'ssals ~ a. ,rt
i'm 10 law.
The names and rrsiGen at tho
Subscribers are Is follows H. J
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-01-12

MRS. M. L. FURNACE, POSTMISTRESS OF THE HOUSE.
or the exceptionally qualified candidates
Jackson
house, proved
Turnge Mississippi
herself editor OF high ability Vardaman
exceptional ability
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-01-12

A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspep-
sia and constipation-weakens the
whole system. Doan's Regulets (25
cents per box) correct the liver, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-01-12

r A Roberts, mem ber, days SER
vices, and Is miles at s cents. =. .$l2
W J johnson, mem Der, days SER
vices, and "A miles st 5 cents. -. IA
Fritz Colmer, member, 3 days SER
vices, and miles ut cents. ..... IL .
George Robinson, member, days
services, and 80 miles at 5 cents. 13
] ] Fletcher, memb Der, days ser.
vices, and 90 miles at cents. -. Is
Fred Taylor, clerk, days services 81
CONTINUED on page
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03
L SrRAloSIT oGAD

NJ Lafayette gfEatght. puootDali
sd reaperisd riti1aa - this cou1ly
did ihts noTulnE % SIX oeloek - hi-
lou.s g. RivpsVll-. aitpF - iiinsaa q
t.nrunouia- agsd - yelrs
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rnd = survived ~ Ne vile nn1 iour
unna. Fr-d. Hocd- Grover ahe HuEh
Four bFothsu. amhh. lohH, L. ald
sherrsud and Two Et1teTu Mrs. Nellie
Dirkeus q GFaftnn sd AS WIN P'hil
lips also survive hin
Ths IsnOIli utn tnhs Plsos Th1In-
day noTuiHg q To- oiclorh - ~
Boad church aud iut-Tufhl Uill -
uuae IN ne ~. Hood cemetery ~
ndrFtnker \ G. Iones
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03
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go pgHoOaI MUST

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u-na suirhly ~ ~ rsat b. the api-ar
nure o. the rufire rs % ths ureek
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03
maErno TopR .

MhHTINlGDul0 - uu1G1 3Diol
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fuguua. UhoHo ~ ulu @E9 - -
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% IT, allual nls - Glal mn i1ll1
10 ths untFFa ahoui H. Pri1lul
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% otheF uaien b Bhteh ~ tnlla1
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03
REPORT sU0aITTID-

Nlr NllEu F---Al
WAaTtINGTON. o. C. Dr. 2
Prssiasnt Tan toiaH Ssns 70 Cuu=T-as
= rrport q the International WatsT
Ways Coumiasinn. Wifh 'he recom
nrudaiira that th~ rOmnlIs'ln - ~
s1'ed - finiHa w. r-pod upOn ~
proy-ua-d dum a. the 0uflPi ~ Lake
Ere. and the bonudary disDuie -
tween tse Cnltsd states ana Cana
b-far~ y EOes o.. o. eKts,suce and b
sacr-~d-d D. the int~rnAfionai opn
mission. ThR prnpo-i-inH - 49,
unavoitabiy dslay-d- th- Pres'dfni
,saaainsd. b. tn iiinsss o, - cana
dan ~nr,ne~ts. The sunar1. thr fr-a
id~af. dsriared shauld b. given $50
isouul tin 10 as--r's'- snd - r~-'-.
iasIish. 10 u,aFk upon the ground and
70 deIinents upoa ur-d'Fu ,aarSa ~
lssattan ef ths 10 eruaFtuuai lsaHdary
b.tue-n ~ e. = SD Canada-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03
WTG sELEerED

CounisatuosE8 FsDfesFulf1E Nee
York nnd wg.a virginia to-dly uliaci-
- ~ uiies e. uhirh fhuuR Si1iea
Im sFuct huiidtnIB ior IL Rllana-
Psriae iuiGEu1st0uai eEpGittul q
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rieu q On IL IIuopS s'stiu1sd Al aan
FFlnrtace
Coumia.,SaFFs KEENAN, 3 nark. d
Sru York. so FFsd Guusueup. Wes'
Virginia. uers aDnuE ~ apertutorS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03

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oH = 1Il, oE. Ellli
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03

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u1nlt b IN NeU WOf1 80 uhai NJ
~ Aoing - ~ dlIpcllu1- l1IU8 80
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Hiulrl q ~ U-eFa eult - ullllfiall
- hs1flllE- DaEil 1Viul yuf 60
800 go. M en- UuT-h urloef -
-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03

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- ehrrF aFnslud ~ tab,-- HePeld
- - ca ~ Guo1 dtEEarinu Of
80 Iu1lrI1ual pruasuf that the ~
rrr'rnrea q n1ne luTmeEsdYuurp;i'-s
80 cpsErzEs fhetr fru1bi- sa'ala
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O shta uay
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4 i afrire fhai b Beldon heRa1a
= . eui hioasy snd uaasicaie earh
r--ugtful rursiusly Heuever " a19N
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9 - eEr7Iifu diggaf8u-. and - 49,
Girn - hslpiEE b fhe diEesfina ~ IL
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frrun q uaats tnai shouid tnog -
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03
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CHILD u Fen HDURs
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coATED On SICK, olNg -oVRoP
o. POo8."

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pepvtah ehll1. Lnok ~ to tuuglas
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d yulr chiI1 - hlfiala. drooping. ~
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q coi1. Il msana ~ liltts 0ls'a gluD-
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0Ii-i giTh uoi1lns and uuui. eougiilli-
a unuia matter sd nUud . 9p1lla.
thoTouEh ellln1ing ~ O1oa-
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snf IN > tee houFa al Gha eiuElH1 -
uns.e. u8diEssted Tod sd nulF ~
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81. gT4pinE - utuknsll. 40 80 ~
nurpiy have = Uell. hwy a1d EDin1E
rhnd sglil shoriiy.
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dFuEgilE year ehlldTun- beinE oo1l18-
- entirely q luSriuus ~. seuna an
aFumaFtra Il cnnnot ~ harmful, ~
sidss th~y dearly love its aelirtols
tass
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q Ftgn kaBdy q - ~ Oliy Eo1a-
ach. uvPr nnd bouei ctranasr and ~
ulliur nse1sd-a lhtle EiVeu today
uiIl save . sci ehild to-n1TEDG.
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aaes - cor Eoun-uus Pl1i1iy pr.u'-
- - IT. plek1ge.
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syrup - FiEs and EliEiT q Selma
pFeparad ~ the Calif1Tni8 pa SyrLr
o. Tbta d m delietous tuultlg. gen-
nins Cd reliabiP. Reir1s anythtng
riss offered. r. AdveFti1smeat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03

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FORT WORTH. Teams, Dr. A.
-Not Ennty- uan ~ Uertirt - ~
jury 10 lodge Huana eourt unteb
b. ard TIE evi1enr- 10 ~ ouss - Ju1n
HAL sue-d uho abot 81 killed $50
Cuptuin A @ B0yre. n ~ neiFoDnii-
tan hoteI asi IuluaTy- The ~ -
turnsa th- VeFdtrs 81 3 q n to-day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03

g'lars aTs nos b ~ u,oliuE Tor ih'
-oaairurEtou - . teau.s-1l luifrla-
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03
RleCs NIN PLAN
FIGHT ~ TbtE eoURTB-

Enls1s Ll8VsFB - ~ THGyu Try
. c. ohlF8 q - nillto1l
DEE MONIES. - ~ s.--Foiiou-
inE ~ FeViV1i 81 interest," h ~ Tor
tuue q WiIit1n harnh R,os. oauped
b thr rossaaP 81 Aih--I J fA;rick-
y b vas colVtcied Of his marasT. nin-
taFSuns % Ihis city nEd bGrVabSut
hnVp euglEed e1uuseI sd say 1hey ~
Eptng - fry - ~ I-11euutna Of ths
ed mnnu m5EiUu1
Nh ElinhFfh Chsooueth- uhc
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und Nra. Fuuuis PlrigU r19illTiy at
uaipd b Cril1eil. q nuburh. - ar
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hlts hsel agautrd pr - ~ ior
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prFSula. Who ei1im 70 ~ ulerss am
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Nlnirr Mn. Perez howard. Mr. lohu
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03

UlA
~. and Nh llllan Mll11e are
suuull q FellTipg1 q 1ftle Blll1-
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stFugi. lave FefuTDet ifuD . ieU enya
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Mis- sara ne1uett nFiufDFo - ~
s0ue q noEGll1DWu yglleEosy ni.ef
vtuit uith har SISTER. Mra. q L j.
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40. b % - OmUlg-
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uho b ~ e nrlFies tsrgr- - reooSef
iuE
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-03

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Glal8 nsgtaB
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80 ovulinE q Gha bcne q Ma LIE
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AnIdeaIGhB Book

NO book pubEshed n recent
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where between the ages Of nine
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Act now, before he great
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lars seethe coupon printed else
where n this issue.
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Bankers

An ASKED TO RGPoRT cONoi-
TlDN o. TOSElR INSTITUTIONS
on NoVEhgDGR 18TH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-06
LAWYERS ARE OFF
FOR A PICNIC
Local Delegation With Guests Form a
Large Party Which Went
to Wild Cat.

The annual picnic OF the attorneys
of Lee county is on today at the Wild
Cat picnic grounds. The picnic party
got away this morning at s:45 o'clock
and short ride soon landed the party
at the grounds, where arrangements
had been completed for the picnic.
In addition to the attorneys from
Keokuk and a number of other guests,
the attorneys from Fort Madison. Can
ton, Mo. Kahoka, Mo. and Carthage,
H., attended the picnic.