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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-21

'ori' at ban n9lten life ifjente fla
poa ppor ban bor. Som Ioo bore
% bette og minlle0e noaen mii,ore
pef'e Orb. so ban for meo Sen.
ocrne aroppen runot for at fienbe
eifer, ON ban hapoe facet noaen
Wen. "a ban bar iiffer poo, at ,oo
life bar SiIiulbe, beepnote han ,oo
inlaot q frapIe iig pao @enene; men
ban bar tint, ioo Oct lpnte al ham.
Sans ariitiun ionbt ifpnoiomt
rem en- @rpnoepinSiIoife, loabe
borfoper I'll BAN, Tom enoni Iao ser
pan ole ire, oa bob BAN toae Tia en-
lt0en SnapS.
go ifa ai bea Snaps, ca" fon,
oct hno't ira MiffcIicn, ibet han
'proll9 op 90 hen til en- Stour, ION
Iad pao Narfcn. Sam oreb ben on
plloe bruce Den poa Sans ariition.
men ban hnnoe iorilooct ben enc
Arm, lou ban life funbe Isite oen
paa lfiffelia @is.
"No ltiSt", ioNoe Sans ariition.
"Nn Ito Ia bet iaien einaonq iei
mar, trlleSc Mitfelicn.
50. ia, mente Sans ariition.
WtttelIen bar ipurt aluo / bjent.
nlebr"not @rTnoeuin, oa ban fulloe
lIet life mooitna Sen oelfnlotc 1Io.
'te, SoiS Griition bolot moo 6onr.
Gnoen blep, at bon foo fla en- SnopS
% Ell I'll og enooo Ell. ga ga Glo
zen bar tellt bar DC &c be0Itc 0en-
iter al @erben i0ien, % Stoffcn oo
Hu'tlclIooien bar olemt.
Sans ariition beatcoe ilere 1lo.
'ter, oa be1gc blep %tililut meoet SCI.
'nIleroro9- Sulli -bei.ion" al iiq. SonS
ariltion alemte 9ronarpoen. On.
Ben pua @iicn blep, at Groner too
BIO oa Git ~ / SIanmer. Qiierne
TOO SinmcI6 bit. o9 Ell Itor Solfc-
hob iamleoe zig pno Stcoet. Sc
troeoe, at babe @pgocn bar ibronO.
Wen 90 paagneOe Sans ariition,
iorn rlnleli1 frnbc pUre.
Scle ENnbIploet of 9ronlrpben
brGnote. Oct bar omtrent en- 4 q 3
&enber Gran. 9obet for Sans Sri
Ition blep ionlebeS op til ct % ct
habit bun6reoe Groncr.
SrIcnc / Nrrbeoen trlieoeS lpnoe
ltcrft AZ Slantmcrne, men oen itore
Noltcbob brr9te iIittigt @stterne %
blep Serre oper 0em tiliioit.
Wten oct er muliQt. at Mitfelien
roeoe bicru mco ct emil ON Wunb
Den apclo - iea fan life ii9c set for
%iitfert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-21
pnntro Zine paa - Gabrielle gre.

pnntro ginc paa - Gabrielle 9re.
men.
Snn itoo poa @aOen Iiee peb Sor.
taiiact. % ooer berries forte !Saar,
| bpiIfet ber npIia baoSe s@liuret Gia.
inar,tcr, iao Ell blaa SoIbat. SEN.
bcs epIbne % grcnne aioIe, iom
bun bar / iibite Mft, itaf biit cg Der
i,b unoer ct blaat @onruIbsforfIpoes
plebeiiife 6oIber, og foran benbe itob
TO SGbefasier, obelpaa bpilfe ser
Iaa ct TiirutrrsbrTbt, og berbaa bar
ar1braat ct fort Vlifiponb fpIot til
@Mrioen nteb roienreoe sGbler.
Cen ~forbauieOe @9naoe beIsebe
ON benoe, Ieenoe, raabenoe % tie.
benbe benSes sgbIer, iom Gabrielle
h~gitibeliet Iasbc I Napirpoier %
iolgte til en- Hris at ire for en- Gent.
Senbes zine itraaleoe unoer oe eIef.
triife @llts, men Der bar Gemoo peo
Siben al @lanien
@aaueo benoe ptfteoe en- brln @u.
tomobil, % en- HoIitibetient fpm
ejenaem Wpngben for at bane Sci
for Ben. San itaniebe. San bapbe
bentet at finoe en- Snbfsbt fra Sici.
lien, % ban iaa en- forbIsffenoe iml,f
Game IeIee rpoe sGbIer.
@abrielles Cine iaa ipeioenoe
9iennem MGngben, habit imilenbe,
baIut ~isrsmooist. Sum opbaeebe
Clifford / famine 0iebIif, ban iaa
benbe. !Senoes Saanb, ser bar Ief.
tet meo ire sgbler, ifiplpebe ct gle
blif. SIM iaa Manoen ifilbbe De
narmeititaaenoe til SIDE. San fom
ben imoo beroe itben at BRIDE iig ON
Den itsienbe Sr9neiel ON benoe og
Itoo peb Sioen al Span6et meb
9Cblerne.
San imileoe.
OH ifrpffeIiae, lille SroIb," bpi-
lfeoe ban iaete.
90 iaa blep W9ngoen 2ienpione
til en- Scette, for bbiIfen Sen life bao.
oe betalt en- Gent. Gen Iaa cit bsi,
breoifuIoret Monb / Selffabsoragt
lioel, pioere tase ben imltffe sGble.
iplgerife / fine Irme % fpsie bcrbe.
WGneben iubIebe. Gen bruno all-
tontobils Dor blep aabnet, % GIiI.
forb lefteoe Gabrielle ino % fprang
bag efter benoe, % @osnen Iatte fig
/ @eppeeIie. Scenen bar enot.
ct taareppoet Mniigt iaa op UNDER
Sen bIao Solbot, % Clifford bsicbe
iig cg fpsiebe oe rebe 2eber ieien.
"Glifer bi mig?" ipurste @abri-
ellie, os benoes Stemme minoeoe bio.
unoerligt ON &oreps.
"@arn," ipareoe Clifford, LEG Ell.
ifer Dig heiere en- en- MiIIipn Wate-
matifere fan l9aae iammen / Milli.
oller al Star"
"Get pibiie jeg, ou eioroe," iuare-
Sc Gabrielle % freb enonii tpttere
illo / be Mrme, ser ~oinilpneebe benbe.
"9lifipanbct," mumIebe Clifford.
"Turi,trGsbrGotet % SomuIosfor-
fl9oet. Spao tror on glpiierne bill
qiere uo al bet?"
gu elifer mig" pe6blep 8abri-
ellie.
Clifford niffebe.
"Spao brpber hi os ON Ipiierne,"
iagoe Gabrielle inberlig ti!freos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-21
Cranen gik cp
TIammsr.
III lohau Selncls

SeIaeIano cr ser ct So0t ''nl
he6er lllleioren ser IepeV'
for noaen 5io tiIbn9c en- Nnl'N, l'HI
faISteS Sons ariiiiau. San por
Siemano Ga plcieNe at n 6i'ft 10
iotcn. Gn Steicr Al 'cr'te Mana
par ban, % han ipiltc mdnNt Ct 9oot
Viios. San bauDe ci inf, 0root Wa
lie oa berteS aItio ioa itrcr1 ~ iloeIt
liza i Neiien, ilaar han tdlte.
Sner Soar, eiter cnOt @oiotr'fe.
bruaic nnitrn ole Siiterc at to9e Ben
Gran. Sc / @intercnS Sob hapNc I'll.
pirfet. Ga Der bcaunNer 6ortHIlm'
gen.
On pnffer @dor0o1 mems Nona
ariitian hoIot paa al foge Gran neoc
peo Sieer, furn hans Aubo Al}ittel'
len, roenbc lona3 Stranoen % bol0i
iIano. Mitfelien par. bunO MooI "a
Rsit oisif Ell MobiTtnilq til Sans
ariitian. Naar ban toIie. par NO
iten iaa fin % bIo6, nTltcn ION ct
Barns. Ga foooe %llna0ommer mell-
re poo set, al ban hnn6c life mltlttet
Iuul, Sen Goren.
MiffcIieu brlidte oaido al foQe
Trau, % han 1iorbe / 6paeS'fob
rneb Sans ariition @er9enStltrc 10
@auae ON garet, : BERGEN loI0tc
Be ga Sroilen og lit Den betoIt meo
ira % til 80 aroner Senoen.
0aar mi MiffeIier hoI6t in0 til
9anb, in,ilte Sans ariitian / Sfira
oct ianoelig ifuIoc ban life
qisre hnnl ct Yn0S Tor Scn'toba
Sfplb! Sou bop6c iteIt ii0 Here Qde
oe iorib, og SGlben par oIlereoe
fprbi1. 3 en- Stof, iou laa Ell lloet
Smffe ira SronarpOrn, hopoc han
beiinbia boret et &uI. la0ct Oet me0
Werafn,ot OF lat 2nl,te til. % "a
lPiffeIien fom traltenOc opoper Sir
rem / 3~rTifoerne, off Sans ariltioll
uiiteb ga intte iiQ pdo Stotfen.
Hu uoiponOt Ser liz | oie'e 10 'on
hsiit uIiQc Aoiier ielgcnoe Somtole:
"@oobag,"
"@oooua, @o0boql On e 1T "a
ror?"
"So set i~eritaor lea. Ga iunteS
set "a ioa tint e Ger, % ioa ifoa ca
girr mea Ell &ur."
Tn ba foft Grnna 81 on no?"
ola ia. icrNctmeiin. ga no Itoll
ca hi "a inaf me- OeQ ON 9crlen2-
tltrn."
"NerGc~trrn ia - Wien 10 ita
vi Ia o5 en- Rcit. mems nj illoffc ON
sen. Srt Oe9 10 he pao Stoffen
her. Mitfelien."
Wiffelien inn Qioroc
Sans ariitinn tol Snuo0c ol ~
bof op al &unimen. ltoppeoe / 90
tTnbte pnu. Sao lepcrebc han 6or
opcr til Miffclicu. iom
uhen al lace iil be0e to @nuQc iulOte
bet itorc Vibehoueo % tGnote pou.
Ga reiite Sans ariltlon ito plubicliq
"a ioabe. al han moattc bort til
Granerpoen Tom inoreit; Srdnen
hoIot paa at brPn6eS.
Wens WGffeIien tpnNte Qibcn.
hnnbe Sans ariitiou beunttct NnIc0.
nilt9en % lat Tnr poo 2urtcu ga
Tor al rnrre ham til at hi ij0ocnoc
ooo Stoften mi, loo hon Sen Strs.
ne / ham, at Tranen brUnotC$. Goa
ben Maabe fom ban aftioa icIu /
Sifferheh, ier BET imolot.
San oar neppe folnmet bort til
Trnnernoen for Bet OunreNe los.
Clio en- SmrI0 oq aoiaItroic, at set
pcr barre ems alt goIt, Mitfclicu
flprgebes eli @ei "a Stoffeu en- an
SEN. Get bleO nprnicit en- 9ltitici.
Iabs pna iaor Ell 10 10 ellen Tor
MifteT'en. i%toffnr. Soo hopncoc hon
naa en- @rPscoIb. bare iou set Nrcn
nehe / Wurfen.
Sans 4riition ito6 tilipncIa0en6c
meoet ooerraIfet "a iorbou'ct. "a
ga nftihs bar oper % set por TITLE
iaier, roobte han oocr til MiffeIien:
ga meiue on iatt iurn Stotfcn,
ee'"
RifteTier 1T Tor SCI iprite life
ORR for ii1. aIt hopoc oouct lao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-21

Wonlter. Department.

1leoentaaenoe l%1lsnitre foifer 10 Gents
pr. stvffe. ,laar ma beftiller oisie men.
fire, anmooes man ON at opeipe 1lumrc,
,rlaaI omfrins Sryftet oe fipet, 2llser for
Born os unee pieer iamt fnIoit9noi9
2lSresie. Senyt neocnifaaenoe SIanfet:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-21

Sppc / &crnloui 9ier1cne. Ian0t
ia ocn nNrncitc &crnbanritotion
orrnmcr @pen aoIpofe / CONNER.
lolel. Voa oen qamIe %ei. ser ierer
ira Ereiteannroen. Ell bnIu STERLING.
rel ira 6IoOen, liNaer 10 @oorbe lice
ooerior binauoell, bcn enc Ell aron
nrco huibe Sfoo0er. o. ben olloen Ell
holN mco Qrenre Sfob0cr. Cont
mcrAlpltcruc holoer nleSet al at tiere
! DC heihlulcOe Sormcruo0ue og noar
Den tore sGblebope par illb al De
tIoIi1e NaliTblcr, blep en- lIben Sru9ts
bonoe iuorettet unoer Gaetrret peo
%eIcu, og On ilanieoc DC SorbipoSie.
reuoe % tlpbte reofinoeoe sGbler al
Ell tIoreiet, ioIbrGn6t lioeu Tiae,
lem iloo for N~auoeleu.
Zen lille Eiae beo Horep Bremen.
% bun itoo alerne mco bare Ssbber
o. ct imlttenoe emil. Sun boebc
BET bpiSc &uS bag peo sGbletrret,
% GA oct er panitelist at briue Ell
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03
Local Items From Sedgwick.
The Tsun of Sedgwirk Donates to II
BeIxiun Relief fand

The Tewn Of Seigw Donates to the
Belgiun Relief fand
The Denver Sunday News in COM
menting on the various donations to
the Belgium Relief Fund has. the fol-
loving to say of Sedgwick, Colorado.
JAP FARMERS CONTRIBUTE
Another was the receipt of $l4O6O
from Sedgwick, Colorado. Business
men of the town itself raised con-
siderable portion OF this; residents OF
the town and vicinity raised another
portion and the remainder. some $50
represents the donations made by Jap
anese farmers and beet growers in the
vicinity" The above amount speaks
mighty well for Sedgwick and espec-
tally 80 for the japanese farmers who
do not own any real estate in the coun-
ty and still contributed nearly one
half OF the amount for the relief of
their distressed fellow man. VIM.
Loves Jr. also deserves much credit in
the raising of this amount as ii was
he who took the matter In hand and
started the ball to rolling.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03
Mrs. Broadhesd Hurt

Mrs. ]. w. Broadhead in descending
into the basement of their home on
Monday night missed her footing and
fell to the bottom of the stairway No
bones were broken but it was. thought
at first that she was seriously injured
as she experienced great deal OF
pain in breathing but at this writing
she is resting easy and it is the hopes
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03
Rssl ard Drkee Fusd

Date of Issue Amt. OF Warrant
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03

been visiting her mother for ten days
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03
Correspondent Cards

Embossed in gold, silver or color
One. two or three letters
Per Box I5c and up
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
ScdgMick County, Colo.

september ISL, 18Th.
y Notice is hereby given that l will
redeem at my office in Julesburg,
Sedgwick County. all Warrants num-
bered as follows:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03

Of her many friends tha& she will soon
be completely recovered fron the acci-
deat
Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Finch were in
Sedgwick q short time Tuesday after
noon.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03
New Pool Hall

F. Bendell will open up on Thurs
day Of this week a new Pool Hall in
Ssdgwick. He will occupy the build
ing formerly occupied by the Central
Office of the Telephone Co. The build
ing will be equipped with three tab
les.
Mr.. G. w. Stockham has the contract
for loading on cars the beet pile and be
gan work on same Thursday. morn
ing.
Miss Mae Smith spent Friday and
Saturday in Julesburg.
Mrs. l.. c. Peyton went to Denver
Tuesday morning to purchase goods
tor their store.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Grant Ray on Thanksgiving morning
Mr. and Mrs John Bauer are the
proud parents of boy who arrived
Friday morning
Mrs. VIM. Epley was quite sick last
Saturday.
Loren Lyons received an injury to
his lip in the Class Play Wednesday
requiring two stitches.
X Miguma from Denver is in the
vicinity writing insurance among the
Japanese.
Mrs j. A. Baaman is on the sick
list
@
W C Davidson attended Lodge in
su'esburg Friday night
Mrs. Jay Kimball returned from Gree
ley Wednesday night where she had
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03

Mr.. G. w. Stockham has the contract
for loading on cars the beet pile and be
gan work on same Thursday. morn
ing,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03

been visiting her mother for ten days
James Huey returned from Grand
Island and says that Sedgwick is more
like home than any where else. His
| family will return to Sedgwick short
| ly.
Chris Gyger purchased the confec-
tiohary store of Miss Yates and took
possession Monday. MIR. Gyger also trad
cd for f. B. Davis Ford car last week.
Mrs. Max Mailer spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Julesburg with her sister Mrs.
Charles Petersen
Mrs. A. C. Hines and son Archie
spent Saturday In Julesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Doud and daugh-
ter Helen, of Bull. Idaho, who were
here visiting her sister Mrs. l..
Smith departed Saturday sfor Big
Springs, Nebr., and Kansas.
F. J. Davis a real estate dealer of
Moultou, love, was here Saturday
looking after some land west of town.
Mrs, Mort Johnson entertained her
aunt, Mrs. Harvey, OF Sutherland, Nebr
over Thanksgiving.
c. ]. DeBerard shipped a car OF hogs
to the Denver market on Tuesday.
". H. Wilcott is reported as being
very low at this writing and little
hopes is held out for his recovery.
Mrs. Ferguson of Dakota. a sister
of w. Fl. Wilcott is visiting him.
Roy Smith sold team, harness and
wagon to the horse buyers here on
Monday preparatory to moving to his
new home in Idaho.
Charles Webster has rented the J. E.
Smith farm south OF Sedgwick and will
move onto same as soon as it is vacat-
ed by Roy Smith.
G. W. Dunkle spent Sunday in Jules
burg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03
Japanese Baby

Born to MIR and Mrs. Takichi Iyan,a
a baby girl on Monday, Nov. Both. Mr.
Colorado and are at Sedgwick visiting
their uncle K Shabata
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03
OF COUNTY TREASURER
&eAewick Csssty, CoSa.

December LIST, 1914
Notice is hereby given that I will re-
deem at my ONCE in Julesburg. Seds
wick County, all Warrants numbered
as follows:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03

IS.
County of Sedgwick,)
In the County Court, in Probate.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
Edwin H. Rood, Deceased
Order to Show Cause on Petition
for Sale of Real Estate
This matter coming on to be heard
on this 24th day of November A. ID.
1914, upon the petition filed herein by
Grace l.. Rood. Administrative of said
estate, for the sale Of the following
described real estate, or a portion
thereof. to-wit:
The West One-Half of Lot Eleven,
1D and the East One-Half of Lot
Ten 10) in Block Twentyeight, (2S),
Union Pacific Railway COmpanys First
Addition to Denver Junction, now
Julesburg, Colorado.
Lot Two (2) in Block Fiftythree (53)
in Clarksons First Addition to Den
yer Junction, now Julesburg, Colora-
do.
The East Half of the Northeast Quar-
ter of Section Thirty (3O) Township
Twelve Q2), North. Range Forty-four
West of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
all of which property is situate in
Sedgwick County, Colorado; for the
purpose of benefitting said estate, and
more particularly for the purpose of
paying any and all unpaid debts,
claims, and allowances which have
heretofore been allowed against said
estate, and for the further purpose Of
redeeming a part of said real estat e
from the encumbrances thereon.
And it now appearing to the Court
from said petition that proper and le
gal grounds exist for the sale of all or
a portion of said real estate,
NOW, THEREFORE,, 1t is ordered
by the Court that Grace L. Rood, Guar
dian of the minor heir, Vivian Rood,
*said minor and all persons who are
legatees or devisees of said estate, or
any part thereof, or heirs of said de-
cedent, be, and appear before said
Court at the Court Room of said Court
Ifn the Court House of said Sedgwick
County and Safe aforesaid, on the
Twentyeighth day Of December A.. ID.
1914, at the hour of Two o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, then and
there to show cause, if any there be,
why an order should not be made di-
recting the said Grace L. Rood, Ad-
ministratrix to sell the whole or so
much of said real estate as may be
necessary for the purposes specified
in said petition.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED. That
this order be published for at least
four successive weeks in the Jules
burg Grit-Advocate, a weekly public
newspaper published in said County.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That
2. N. Cleveland of said County of
Sedgwick, be and he is hereby ap-
pointed as guardian ad Item for said
Vivian Rood. minor, to represent said
minor at said hearing.
BY THE COURT:
G. H. AUSTIN,
COUNTY JUDGE.
First Publication Nov. 26, 1914
Last Publication Dec II, 1914
Roy T. Johnson. Attorney.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03

Order t. Shsw Casse 81 Petition for
Sale Of Real Estate
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-03

Total .............$ 81, ,963 ~
Interest will cease on above War
rants after December 3lst, 1914
JAMES H. PARKER,
County Treasurer
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09
LATEST MODES IN HOSIERY
Some Shade Of Yellow 10 Demanded
for Wear With the Fall
Costume.

II you would be modishly CARRIED,
see that you choose some one shade
Of the many tans, yellows, mustard,
pretty or gold.colored stockings for
wear with your fall costume.
In fact, this new vogue is most in
sistent. All of the new boots offer
cloth tops, which shade on some one
of these tones. They are very good
looking and also extremely novel.
Even bronze-vamped shoes show up
pers of fawn or gray-colored cloths.
Fashion seems to have fallen quite
in love with this vogue, with the result
that the shops and the modistes are a
unit in declaring for these new modes.
You may wear brown hosiery in any
shaoe you prefer and be correct in
your footing, and you may supplement
the choice with stockings which re-
Meet every color from that of Jersey
yellow mud color to the brick tints of
the Connecticut earth strata.
In other colors choose putty color,
or odd shades of gray, tinged with
olive. In addition, shoes must present
vamps and colored heels to match, and
boots should portray the same shade
as the hosiery selected in the color
of their cloth tops.
Fawn color and deerskin shades
are popular. but more than all else,
always wear these colored shoes and
hosiery with black or dark-toned cos.
tunes.
TO attempt to match the hosiery to
ones frock is fatal error, as far as
the modes are concerned. Those Gin
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09
NEW CORSET WILL Be
Better Adapted to the Fisu'
Any That Has Been oesls'
Recently.

The new high bust corse'
comes four inches above u
line and is Just high enough %
support for the base OF the
the corset to be worn with
style bodices. The top Is
enough for the flesh to rest
side the corset. Then there
no pushing up Of the bust
pressing Of the diaphragm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09

If you are looking for money
maker, let me show YOU a subdi-
vision proposition. Nearly one hum
dred acres inside city limits, beauti-
full high rolling land, bordering two
lakes, and lying along both sides
Lakeland to Tampa National high
way, part of which l would sell as
acreage proposition at attractive
prices. D. H. Sloan, Owner. 1869
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09
Tho Proof.

Tho Proof.
Warden, l hope you are
here to your prisoners"
Eyes, ma'am, we do our
make them comfortable. ID
spell, we put them all in The
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09
WE SUPPLY THE LIVING AND
TAKE CARE OF THE DEAD

Kimbrough Supply Co. nas a COM
plete undertaking department, with
licensed embalmer in attendance, at
-eason able prices. 1925
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09
lts End.

whats become of the pei
ference which was to have Be
next month in Vienna"
"My dear, that peace has
pieces"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09

the know" wear these things
lutte contrast to the color
frocks, but, and this Is mos,
tant consideration, the colors
complimentary and not contn
or negative.
And in this distinction is
of the nice discretionary drei
Of the modish, up-to-date Won
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09

WANTED-You to list your rooms,
boarding houses and real estate
with us. Have more calls than we
can fill. The Lakeland Informa-
tion Bureau. Room IS, Raymond
Building. 1919
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09

FOR SALE-Some nice furniture and
china dishes. Call at Lake Mirror
hotel. 3223tf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms at
416 South Florida Ave. 3170
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-10-09
Classitied Adnextising
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
bedroom within one block OF post
office. Call 1874 Red. 1880

FOR RENT-Elbermar hotel, if
teen rooms, partly furnished. For
further information apply to 301
South Tennessee avenue or phone
1872. 1925
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-11
EBBETS, SON, LAUGHS
AT EBBETS, FATHER
But It's All in the Family. In
GLIDING Receipts, Though
Minors Beat Majors.
DODGERS NEARLY BLANkED
Tripl" and Fly Keep Newark
From Making II + to O-Bi~
Difference in Pitching.

Assured % victory no mater how the
battle went Charles IL EoSets absolutely
refused 10 !e. ,he shekels escape at Eb-
bets Field yesterday afternoon ana drove
h's Dodgers into the e. Ms Of TO / de-
feat 10y the International Leagues cham
piors from Newark. Chari-. however.
owns both teams--or al less, both are n
the !amliy--4nd the two are soag 10
m!ngle In a big sunday attraction In the
Men Jersey suburb. one pass Iuls site fol-
lower O: the Dodgers was So mean as to
.usinuate that Pa Ebbcts had wished FOR
the defeat 10. the benefit ~ :he sabbath
safe.
Neither the spirit rot action OF the
pa-l!me m-ritei such dyspep;ic criticism.
I; looked Ike a battle from the drop ~ the
IA, with both big and little i.obets
rrluEs working might and G.dn for the
Ao'.ors OF the day. Brooklyn was so sure
%. succ as At the start ina, Man gr- Rob-
Mson consented 20 allow a Newark player
20 umpire the bases tie may have re-
rrctted his generosity on couple Of &C.
siyns Bgt on tho whole HolnQu!sts
No:k was as good as that OF Fob Enslie
The vera Il fell assurrdly to the deserv-
pg Brooklyn WAS mighty lucky 10 escape
D R-h!t"Wash, while Newark with any SOY,
% luck -hnrli nave tripled its couu, II
least Euzmau ana Schacht. the Indian
pitchers. ma,ntaIHed complete mastery
over the big lcaguers, holding them 10 four
widely scattered hits. As the iulrrna-
tional champions played very tight ball
hehiaA this fine pitching Brooklyn never
threatened save when IL scored. Cnfor-
tuuately for EnEman, Stenseis triple
OPENED the NTH and a long ny followed.
The team OF Charles, the son. ham
inered the pitchers OF MS father for ten
sound blows and only the nerve OF Was-
ner and Prefer IN the pinches, combined
with some very fancy fielding at the psy-
Geological! moments, kept Newark's score
To p minimum Fourteen stranded Indians
Tell tn. tai, more forc,hly than words,
The SCOPE.