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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Cimr .akaormiI@r' Abhannlnns Mer 5rmfirbrr. 5mn Grrreer 1t unr
3mrifl Der puiismaamb aemiGer phan,m ~ eewirer ] a hrrs-
,rit, foniel babrn Die '6rlehrten ratis hsransbrkommrn,
abrr me rs III urrhMtrn mmn mr rs ~
IL Ia .:l G.:.>.A

fporoen, oaB Die arbste Gnsahl Der arnnten
iit) in ben logenanuten GntwlflunqsIahren
beianorn (l6-21 Sabre. Senieits oes 25
9ebensJahres nin,mt Die 3ahl Der Seufebets
trarten Ian9ilm 40; liter ods ST. .
9ebensiahr htnaus finoen it'd nur gan, ucrs
~einselte Sale.
Nte iflst man itf nun ae9en oas Seus
feber ? - (Sn erlter NlnIe oaourf, bah iih
ote 1ranten elni9e @ofen nor Der &lithes
iett Ger @raier al Srte be9eben, ND oteie
ntht hlIhen ODER Ihon aebtIht
b q be n, 1. 9. on Die see, ODER ms 3 o d,
9ebtr9e. aber Elft ale aran,en haben
i3eit uno eiefo, un in oieier trltIidlen Bet
aui 4 5 @o6en berarti9 teuOr5ugte Crte
ouiSuIud1en. gSas thun Il oleie penlqer
bemitteIten &rauten ? - Ston einioe $50
den por Der &ieoertebr Der frltIiden ,3e,i
be9lnnt Der &r1nte NIT Naiens uno
ia henipIluu9en, UNI bic S4leim.
hdute db5uharten. gu olelem ,3luede:
@ur9eln mt 6 ttroHeuwdfier. uno
Hnlen pufunger. NItohoI' uno
5abatgeuuB limb einSuitelen, obsIett
auh Die groBte u b ittneHs nltt nor Dem
eurh ben @lno DIT nletIeHueit 9etraaeneH
&ollen tia u ituet. Am Gage III B lie
0anos unb 6uBbdoer; oes abenos
&aihen Der Nuoen NIT oerounnier eiIta'
iaurer 7hOneroe TEN 5beeloreI nui i
Guart &aiieri, ouberoen ta9suoer 5rasen
etner SriIte uit raufgrauen @id'
fern. Moglld1iter QufeRthalt I'M 9immer.
9ah 30 @ohen peroen be anfane
tdoltt ieltener: ote Aueeu iino Morqens
etruas suge;lebt. be &aie lutt iehr, tas
gusenein1eruoeu hsbt IT'D, man merit
oeuil!t, he aranthelt perihpinoet. @ah.
renn oas 0euNebfr az hetteren 1uaea
ih ureriraelit iuhlbdr Ylad)t, 70 oerrIns
geru i'd DE Spmpipme a Ae%9entagen.
zer EeQen 1T Der bsits TreuRp oes
6euHehertraaten. neil er Ten herumfieqeu.
oen 8luihsHitaub Der GpIlea oui ben Gro,
toaeu uteoerftl1st."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
III linn mctr mcrtb ais Ic tonet,

e. 9saul, Ntlnu. 5. sum lYl3. GiBlitqFuo
linden Ste 2jetrag ron 81 fir 3tre, MIR
iebr lieb eemOroene 3eiiuug fir tin fuet;e.
res 3ahr. &cs mlcl un5slougt sable ih
qerne iiatt - Gent elnen Zoaar uab Duroe
Ok 3eiiung auA fir swei1cudrs ons
,3ahr utd3t nufaeber. neil MIR eigie(te metr
Ioerth iii. aRti teiiem @ruB ,fbr
BUooIf a(tger.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Cine einlaouns mad, 1eras, gut.

VERDE, Il. 3um l9I3. ,5nlitgfn0 BeIrag
aui l 5abr. uno tuuuihe oaB Der gen Dc.
iunobeusrdip ielRem hal0rr 2Seriureden
uumllf nab %oufort elnen &usftag ~
mlChen, nattommi. SER 9erblt bat uiht
III ulel geiagt, oeun 90 III m:rtlIh eine bus.
ide uAo Jotroniiihe e3eaeuo. &htuugs 1ou
gr4bt Str Geler O|Dttltfb get d..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

belt. Die ppllen lid Die WenIden MIDI
MAIDEN, lie pplen lieber Meoliiu neht
men, bns If ia Ieid)ter. glnoeres tanr
man aeinem beibrin9en, uno Sic I'M
rnter MiIltonen Die ginsige Die oas
fertig brinst,~ uiu.
Sn &e5us auf eas MdoeI. ueItes nos
Iaufeuoe Chr bat, moIte i'd Sic iraser
oh Sic mir Die lrbeit nttt leldlter ma.
den %tonnten. benin oas tam id iest nidt
ales ourhfIhren. neil lie bod in bic
Sdule aehtl Sa lam id nlelne @eoans
ten al ipeiter nlfts hdben iple an oas
Sinh; oa NH i'd ems beifen, uno Id,
ielblt Ieibe %oarunter. oa id ROD 10 rer-
oenifpah bin. 2as MaoeI fuhlt ith
Jest chr gut nur oas Chr TIT nod
nlt,t gang better, uno ms Sanatprium
mill tie nIft bin. Manhe Qeute iaaen
ouB ne oas ausmahen tperoe. Bite
ia9en Sic mir nohmals ipas i'd tbun
ipn.
Sd idife oas Gelo fir bic !3eituna
rno fir einen neuen Neier. Sd Tam
Q Der vToltspoit~ nitt lalien iolanae
id Iebe. SD uunitte nur Sic thaten
mid einmal beiuten uno beiahen iid
meine 6amiIie, itl peiB baf BON Sbrem
<thGbNh hLlAh SAACS IlpAj w lNltptl ipLbpEs
Shre onntbare
6rau S. Sd"
Sos Silo hieier Iiebenoen Mutter, Die ins
,brer ainoerihaar lid big sur @reuSe
hrer Strait abniibt uno abpla9t, muthet
leoen Menidenfreuno al. $50
elmer iolden Shutter ~se9eniiber Die
%1eiitun9en unierer ieinen 6 Iubbamen,
. Die Welt rreformiren" ippllen - nit Dem
honen Munoe!- ppbet nber meiitens
0ei hetbtes heraustpmmt. odges
len DIT 9rpBes lnbeil entlteht! &pn
tinoern unb oeren NuferSus piiieu
)ie meiitfu oieier Ieinen 9lmen tpenig poer
lltts, uno rpenn lie uberhnupt peIte haben
. iiberlanen lie oieielben uno oeren Gflege
tno @r5iebung gang I r oe Sdnoen.
guf eine SHUTTER nit Sehn &tnoern
oieie 8eieQihaftsoameu qeraoc5u
nit @erahtun9 berabieheH. 5u .ann
nan pabrlif ia9en; %. lene armen rei-
ben aiuoer. uHo nieie rethen armen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

mir ba unier Sc,
Ter, s T. i pbnnu ..
in g., Miscontin.
hpb audi @'mas Iber
nas, ME er i'd aus
orudt, perina leoeiie
Seufie Der opn mir
hpren 81 Ianen, pom
benz aud or ipie unsdhs
Iige Nnoere aepInat lei.
3ugIeid iiFerieroet Ell
mir nit Der Bite UNI
meme Nniiht barber
eineu 9irtlfe[ uua einent
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Rimmt feline meoi,iu mebr. Union

slue, st.. %. 3un1 1915. gihlie9eno fnoen
Ste &etro9 fGc meme 3ettung. Cine cen
r&olistatt molte ID uiti fem tOena i'd be
lteteu Gents oGiur 4ebeu mubte ieit lb o,e
g@gltapur" .eie b b. I'd ieinc Meol5,n mebr
qsuoumen. uuo "a lH ftoa ntrr ,3abre
Der. N4iungsOolit 3br
4ttoael 4ittden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

3fniere seifdste Qe'
Ill fern, j rGu j.
e d. in s., SII..
DE iid I'M Gfipber lee=
ten Sahrrs Ordination
fir lbr Sodlterleiu BON
iipoii Sahren uno has
an Den 5Dl9en elmer
meoiSiniih nntcrorld.
len alnoertrantheit lei
Oct, BON mir fommen
IleB, idreibt mir lest
fplGenoen treuher,iaen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

sic ihreibt uns, uuo in Der Cite ihres Ser
sens tuirb Sic es mir sepiB nift libel neb'
men oaB ids bier aborude:
2iebe. uniibertreflide nSoltspoit"!
Siermit iberienoe Stnen Setrae fir
Elm weiteres Sabr. Stre Nusen.Ybp.
f~itultur lit mebr benin @pIbes
tuerth. 8pr Mnpenouns oerIelben lit
ih iehr on atiten 8ppfs
dmersen, Die leBt, 9ant unierem er.
probten &%atb9eber, benz @eiunebeitsratb
9dn5lid oerihDunoen iino, uno Die fuioer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

q 6 ntharin q
&. @fifto in y d
ris, Soabo un-
iere I%ansidbrlse Sc
ierin uuo eine Der
iebersmIroiaiten as
Ter 6raueu. lteB iit)
int Sanuar 1912
meme u e :
y +
tpmmeu, uno aud lie
itimnit iest in has
Sob 0erie(beu Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

:cu u. 6. in G.,
u : ~ q
idlretbt mli:
sd babe cine
&itte an Sie; habe
ems 5ohter Srolf
Sabre oft, bifie III
felt adt Saaen
traut. 9lm erlten
Sag tlaate tie aui
btr Srult thue rs
ihr ipeh. uhb an
6,uctten Gage lber
ShmerSen unten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

SD motte meIne 2eier uno gan, beion.
eers aud Die lteben 4eiertuneu aIio mob
mails bitten. teIue @elegenheit porbeiseber
su Iaiieu ohne Der ,8pltspoit" in Der @eiIe
unter bic Arme gu greifen oaS tie uus quite
oeutih e Nbrefien einienoen. Que
tennen oeutihe 6amilien, MO Sraniheiten
lerriten uno Die r8oltspoii" aIs Hetter in
Der Ncth oieueitt 9ulie brinsen ionn.e,
Sie wlro oann oas Shrise thun. in ipIter
6amllleu gtnsans uno @ehOr su fuoen
uno penn ale 8eriute miBttn9eu 10 bleibi
ibr uno ibren wertthdtisen uno bulfsberei
ten Gorreiponoeuten bod oas 8ewuBtlein
lbre M enheusftiht erfullt III haben
uio audi bier lit Elm %miBIuu9ener @eriut
INNER nod beiier ais gar ielEer!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
hrilrn 1T, mrib Rrinrr d.

| uoriiheroehenne Sismelle im Sbertproer
bod uergeben oteie Grlheinun9en baio.
Gin en9ltiter NrSt. y o Il ID, Der ielblt an
Seufieber Int. eltpahnte 1929 gum ~erltennal
III e;ncr pon ihm perofentlitten Sflriit Die
eigcntbumIlte &ranibeit nne eab als @runo
Die g DmmerbIs { an; mat beselduete
besbalb Die G~richetnun9en ais r&pltodiher
&atarlh.@ Spdter tpuroe Die &ranthett als
Ssplaeeritelnun9 BON perihieoenen anoeren
Rranfbetten, ME @iht, ii heuma. ueu :
ropntbiih NnIage, Shelter Neus
0 G, iberhdupt cals nerppie Seraus
ia u n ]" bejeihnet. @an5 getIdrt limb aud
heute nod Ultt Die uriahen oes Seufiebers,
oelien Sehduolungsmeiie oeshaIb cine 10
nerif,ieoennrtiae III. 9ariiber aber. oaS ods
| Seufieber teine grt1ltunostrnnf
belt 1T, limb iih bic Nerste uno Hatienten
einia. Sic Spniptpme beg Seufiebers, wie
Guaenluden, Wiefen, u il b "a, Die
lid ourd1we9 nnfallspeiie nit elmer Iuuer
Jpu 1-L Stunoe bentertbar MAIDEN, fpurs
rem i'd uon elncm heftigen Shnupfen nltt
un%teridetben, ruenn lid nitt oieie lluan.
nehmilhteiten in leoem ,}dhre I'm oieiefbe
3ett. gnee Mdt bis 2tnfaue Stunt. tpieber.
holten. Gar bdio merit man, Da6 Die Gre
ger nisier Srnniheit I'M 3uIammenbane nit
Der beQinnennen 0rdier= uno @etreis
eebGuthe itehen nlufien. so bat lid benin
IN ben Iesteu Swei Snhrsehuten be Neufia.
berihrprie entpldeli. Die nd nit benz Geu'
iiebrr erregenoen Grdierthell, BEN an Igiun=
fpebonnneu 6dohen herabhdngenoeu SGEs
lther. rem joasu. &ollen. beiddftiat. an,
t~ereirrte 05elehrte hdben dis heuFiebererres
| aeuoes Npment etH Gift rem etnetbartiaerl
@haraiier. meltles ben Sidrtet1rRten
Der u o lie n anbaftet. piiieuidaitlth uaA.
gepleien.@
s9n grnlangeIune elmer Statliu. IaBt fh
cher Ole Ausbre.tun1 ots Seurebers Httts
8eitinmtes ingeu. Tod iDa 8prDames
T a am ueilien rom 6eufeber btim3eiutt
peroen nanE ipleen Gu9[ann, 2eutid'
Ia :, Geferretd Iuaaru nHo be
Sqmeis. Selht III Girita auf eiHer
Sasosroeoi;icu bal etn Ii;gltto res SUM
oes bic Notwithstanding ees 5enVe'
bers bel i'd unb ieinen idYu0r;sn Gg9leilern
ipuiiaiiren toaneu.
@taiiGtlit beg Srtsnsattess Il. ffi;sei:eGt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

Gin Seitrae notr namentlid, in Sen
Semmermenaten. Die Sdaelitfeit III hdufocn Stiuens. Gin
Croft tnr : d NJ me iii d. ioe. lpie oerace Sic Il M
Sic 9lcniten cit auI Sen RI dt ioe II Ipeo iibrt.
<liuicuen fauen fh fir thr outes I5uc
Sen Cos Surd, yIeStint
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

oa6 auf bunoert ausgeianbte freie 8rcbe.
nunlmern uieleiht { Ii n y tettuHgen
elnlaufeu, Der Heit faat uuf fteinigen
Sooen uno 1T periawenbete Ausaabe. 7ies
1T liherIit oerbluTeno tuenu man beoentt
oaB es teine oeutfde 5ami.le aui benz Or.
oeurunoe gibt, IN meltyer Die .&ulssppit"
nitt Nuseu FIFTEEN u1o oft serocesI Elm
Sesen fir Nue ieiu tonnte, a6er esit nun
eiuntal 10!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

2Sor1nr rnfere Sefer ser .21orgspoH" in tbrer orcsen ,nro mitbiomet,
Rehoton fr 1poPres Yorgsmobr onrP gtnfe,on,s oeutf6er
Poreffer r1rer Sic Prn1e 9reife,r fofrtu! 2Steoer cine
Seferi.t ser sic u3bpfGutar Ser Rusen"
n1ebr cenr s. rs es rpert6 lit!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

9rn. g. auiiebe ria ID etwas ndber ouf
hieieu &r.liel elnsebeu, Der iur ale 6eufe.
terYatteutcn uon Srterene ieln mag, linen
alelamHit aber herslltl mcaig neuen Trp f
brlng.. oeHn bic harm aH9egebenen g9iitel
sur 8erbptaHe uno sur 3eifHHg Der
&,15c no Hur ualttutioe. lem 6eu'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

am NnoheI oes TuBes, un0 u u g leotn
Gag nuf elmer nnberen Stcle. IS siug
oarn IN Den 9rUBen 3eben his hinuui ms
&nie, man mubte ie I'M Sett bin uno. Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

antmortet. @ae iolte Nnirngen iino unter
SeiitluB oss glereBiireiiens 81 aoreiitren
an: Law Department, "Volksrath',
La Crosse. Wis.
Sails ldusere brteftihe Nntmort no.
tbie 1T ODER 9eiulniht miro, muB Der 8e.
traa bon 81 oaiar eingeianot perben.
5iir Nusierti9ung Ie9aIer 3otumeute uer'
ben bic aplten berehlet.
*. q. in e, &is. sic plufdeu su uii'
len. oh es Geiese glbt. tueIhe bic 9,rteits'
selt pom 5armnrbtltern reguItreu. Gs ii
IN Wlsconfn ifiu t1eies %uorhauoeu. melhes
poridrtebe pieulel Stunoeu tdgtif Elm
ssdrnarheiter beitnftigt perben bari. Eer
6nrmern hat bic @eles9ebuno Don lcbel
etne aepiiie Gusuohmitelu lung etngerdumt
&ut Die 9riilmmuHgfn lber ainoerurhe,I
unb B. al. finoen teine AnweuouHg aui
MISUNDERSTANDING Betriebe. DRit Der 3eil
fretltr tperoen oetGIe den XrlplItgIer
idwtnoen muilen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

Nnolf q. In e, zera:. 3ie Tsrfaiuns
uno re @eiese DER Yer. Staaten aner,en.
neu teinep Noeisiuel. GIN ArlitoiraI, De.
oas am rlidniide %Ailrgerredt erDirbi. mag
Ietoh oas npon" ais 5beiI ieiues Nanlens
b|ttbchaiten. 9aran blnoert tbn nifts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

Z. &. in 8, Ga. &eHu Gle iit einen
NaB %ueridnien uno nur Su iur EN- 8eiut
rah 3brer aiten = imdth relien, wiro man
3bnen nid).s in Den spea legeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

le &eri a0crin res ppr
trenlt&eH tleiueu
~Saao ,U+4 iur @e.
burts a.ic IN Der
r%oI!secit anrroa.
cirt. Tgau 80ia
StcttrtnSera&.
tbelit wIir IN n {
pradl!l1 tihrlebfnen
Srt'1 y~cigenofs nit
lino 81 qlaube eq
lui'o ~eiouOers met.
men l.theu 9eicrinueu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

rats.

Sn hieier NbtbeiIuue
iueroen Nnfragen ubet
Hehtsiadlen pou unie'
rem ,RedtSaulpalt be-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

", &. in g.. 81, Gle baben. als Sie bic
MobeI aui ae5ahlung %tauiten. Iebeninls
Shuen bic Sadlen nj Der iueg9enomneI
fueroen %'onnfn, me,iH &c Die 3abinn9er
nttt IN Der %pereiRbarteu 28ejie teilten. Silt
seringeren w%oteniuhen Rateu brnudt lidl
Die Jirmo utdt gu begnligen, weun le n'tl
nil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

Robt. 81. in 4. @to. Ter llmftanc. oaf
Sie IN 9eutltlauo 3ol,bedmter maren
must 9hnen bier gar nit,ts. Sic tonner
nift IN ben amcrlianiihen Iohoieuit Gin
treten, ebe Gle flni 3obre i'm 2anoe int
uno o1s Nar9eIr dit cruorben baben
9senn Gle elnmal Burger iIno. muiien Sie
be pot geitriebeHe CONTEMPLATING ab
leaen uno bieielpe iebr GUT beiteben. TIM
NusiltI auf anliellung gu baten.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01
LEYONS AND LINES.

The popularity Of lines is almost
in its infancy; comparatively few
neonle know the refreshing quail
ties of a limeade. The increasing con-
s1mntion of beth lemons and lines
a. soda fountains and soft drink
stores calls for a great number OF
these fruits. and this demand is sure
,o become greater as people learn
the healthful qualities of fruit
irices. and SO discard the more in
jurious soft drinks. The growing CT
lines ard lemons has already become
on ,mportant industry in central and
southern Florida, and the tine is not
distant when these fruits nav Re as
extensively planted as the orange
and grapefruit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01
This paper is willing and anxious
to publish all the church news tina,

This paper is willing and anxious
to publish all the church news that
1t can secure. Its columns are as free
as air to every Christian denomina-
tion. 1t has repeatedly invited min
listers and church members to give
us the news of the various churches
which is the only way we can secure
IL. as it is not possible for us to
attend all the churches. If no one in
a congregation is sufficiently inter-
ested to write a few lines about the
services or other matters of interest,
OF to call at the Office and give the
information. or to telephone the data
tO the paper, whose fault is ii if the
paper does not print much news of
that congregation? And if adherents
of one creed or denomination take
the trouble to furnish us with a full
report of their meetings. should the
newspaper be blamed for printing
such a report. by those who could
have the same publicity II they were
equally energetic? Come. brother
what do you think?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01
GRAPEFRUIT.

Although this fruit is going North
by carloads from Florida. yet only a
small percentage Of the people OF this
country and Canada are yet familiar
with the delicious favor OF the
grapefruit as a breakfast or dessert
fruit, but the demand II rapidly In
creasing. and markets that only a
few years ago took but two or three
boxes are now using them by ne
wagonload and at increased prices.
No other Southern fruit has gained
in popularity as rapidly as the grape
fruit. and. judging from the demand
o: the past half dozen seasons. Its
popularity is broadening daily.
Although the paintings Of grape
fruit trees have been heavy for sew
eral years. the demand for the fruit
has increased in a larger ratio, and
there has been no reduction in the
price From present indications the
next few years will be far better
than the past. Pomelos or grape
fruit will produce more boxes to a
given number Of trees than any 9TH
er citrus fruit, and taking all points
into consideration they can be grown
and marketed at lower cost thai
any other citrus fruits, therefore the
margin of profits is larger.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01
STRONG PRIMARY LAW Is
FAVORED BY THE GOVERNOR.
CONTINUED from Page L.,

Continued from Page l.)
Office. by a candidate or his campaign
manager or campaign committee.
shall be made in duplicate II sucn
candidacy is for q State or national
Office and one copy thereof shall be
filed with the clerk Of the Circuit
Court of the county where the can
didate resides and the other copy
shall be filed with the secretary o
State at Tallahassee not more than
thirty-fiye days nor less than thirty
days prior to the date Of the pri-
mary. \ similar statement shall be
50 filed not more than twenty-five
nor less than twenty days prior to
the day of the primary, and another
such statement shall be 90 made and
filed not more than twelve nor less
than eight days prior to the day CT
the primary. Within ten days after
the primary another statement COW
ering all such items shall be SO made
and filed. Said requirements to also
apply as far as applicable to the Sec
ond primary. That if the candidate
aspires to an office to be voted upon
b. the voters of only one county.
such statements shall be filed only
in the county where he resides.
g. That upon every piece of litera-
ture or campaign article published
and circulated the name of the per-
son having it published or circulated
shall thereon appear. II published
or circulated by club or commit
tee. the name Of the chairman and
secretary shall appear.
7. That every candidate. campaign
manager, campaign committee or po-
litical club shall at least six days
prior to the day OF publishing or cir
culatng any charge or attack
against a candidate, serve a copy o.
the same on the party against whom
the CHARGE or attack is to be made
and # the reply to such charge or at
tack contains charges that do not di.
rectly arise from the attack bcin
answered. a copy of the reply shall
be served upon the party to whor,
reply is being made at least five da !
prior to its publication.
s. That all persons who upon ?
promise of pay or for pay does an
speaking or political work, for o!
against candidate. shall be pun
ished by a heavy penalty.
9. That an appropriation Of rcas-
enable sum shall be made for thu
purpose Of the detection Of violations
Of the primary law.
All other provisions necessary tt
give us a strong primary law shout
! be added"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01
U. c. Y Held
In .ng Meeting.

U. c. Y Held
In .ng Meeting.
Lakeland Camp Of U c. V. met in
their hall on Saturday. the Goth Of
March, 1918, Commander Allen pre-
siding.
The adjutant being absent. J. A.
Cox was requested to fill his place,
Opened with prayer by Comrade
Oscar W. Collier.
On molten committee. consisting
of J \. Cox, ". II. Clifford and O.
w. Collier, was appointed to act dur
ing the session of the incoming Leg
lslaturc whose duty is to prepare
resolutions and interview members
OF the Legislature regarding legisla-
ton in the interest of ex-Confederate
veterans.
On motion Commander Allen was
added to said committee.
No other business appearing the
Camp adjourned to meet the last Sat.
urday in April. 1913.
j. D. ALLEN,
Commander.
J. A. cox,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01

Tie practical joker has had his in
I'M today and those who "bit"
faFe icon reminded that it's April
$ lay. The empty pocketbook
re vas worked to a finish in front
- 0ostofIice this morning, to the
oft"ht of bystanders who had been
cae7ht. bit the joke was turned
WIZ \ excited woman picked up
NE Purse and went up and down the
Hfeet trying to find the owner, and,
Niilhg. she pocketed It and went on
nef way rejoicing. That broke up
~ The fnn and all hands went back
70 work including Hon. Kelsey Blan-
ION, owner Of the pocketbook.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01
J. A. cox,
Acting Adjutant.
MONEY IN TREES.

No State in the Union offers more
opportunities for tree growing than
Florida trees. nut trees,
towering trees, forest trees, shade
trees.
A record story is told Of an old
Seeding grapefruit tree in Polk
county that one year produced 10
boxes Grapefruit is packed "a, Ga
and 20 in a box. 1t "a to the box,
the LARGEST size. the yield in this
case was G,000. At 70 to the box,
the smallest size, the yield was
700. A yield CT 10000 oranges is
OF record in ORANGE county. W'th
a half, a quarter or even tenthot
such a yield, there is moneyintreos
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01
Freckled Girls

It is an absolute fact. that one 50 cent
lar Of WILSON'S FRECXLE CREAM
win either remove your fceckles or cause
them tc fade and that two jars will even
in the most severe cases completely cure
them. We are willing to personally
guarantee this and to return Your money
without argument if your complexion e
not fully restored to its natural beauty.
WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM is fine,
fragrant and absolutely harmless. viii
not make hair grow but will positively
remove TAN, PIMPLES and FRECK.
LES. Come in today and tryit. The jars
are large and results absolutely certain,
Sent by mail il desired. Price Soc.
Mammoth jars Sl.00. WILSON'S FAIR
SKIN SOAP 25c. For sale by
ALL DRUGGISTS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01
NOTICE.
The Kimbrough G. rutherford Shoe
Comnanv


Company
Are moving to the corner OF Main
street and Florida avenue, In the
store room lately occupied by the
Perry-Tharp- Berry Music store, and
will be open for business on April 4.
You are invited to call and see the
now stock we have Just received for
the new location. We are carrying
a full line of styles. in all colors and
sizes, for men, women and children.
Our store is not only a credit to
Lakeland hut to the State OF Florida
Satisfaction and fit guaranteed. Your
support appreciated and solicited.
The Kimbrough & Rutherford
Shoe Company. 4''
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01

All ladies who are members OF the
MYRTLE street Methodist church are
invited TO attend a meeting at the
.brrcb tomorrow afternoon at 3
,,o,eck at which time matters of
49,, i,ierest to each one will be dis
cussed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01

p- H. j. Austin came down to
,Ne civ this morning from Auburn
d rye he is conducting a re-
Vim reeing. He is using the Bar
tow 4 strict tent, and reports con-
sifs,8' interest In the meeting.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01

Re-, Il. ". Baker, superintendent
OF the Methodist missionary work in
Cuba. passed through Lakeland yes
,erla, on his way to. Atlanta. He is
making a hurried visit to the States
in connection with his work.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01

The finishing touches are now be-
In PIT upon the pretty two-story
hGno hpilt for Mr.. Powell Ottincer
Q. Fay street, and yesterday
Il u moved in. The house has
9 a"s and is equipped with all
"a modern conveniencCe,
4 0ttincer is SO well pleased
" 'hrt he is almost resolved to
So ding houses, living in them
q aNd then selling out and
q Eng somewhere else and moving
a. 81.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-01

pay ". ID. Nowlin is having a
comfortable home built In the Bow
,.r addition, which he and his fam
;r will occupy as soon as completed.