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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-09-19
FOUR PASSENGERS WANTED

| am expecting to make trip with
automobile to Southern California
during the month of October or the
fore part of November Will go by
the way of Oasis and Big Pine, down
the Owens River Valley, Mojave,
Pasadena, and Los Angeles to San
Diego Will be gone from three to
four weeks. See or call up
Advt E. H. Walker.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-09-19
Automobile for Sale.

One 1914 Hupmobile, electric lights
and starter, used but few months
and well cared for. Car with extra
tires and equipment cost over 81, 400.
Will sell for $l,l50. Inquire of George
Plummer, Yerington. Nevada. Advt.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-09-19

Carson Valley ranchers and Fal-
lon ranchers are feeding cattle from
outside for 8 to cents a day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Baltimore 9lftieu.9orie


Oen. Aets
Baltimore eiaOi.aIHeu (asa).
Grdauee 3lker 09o.....,-.... 0s osh
Sour Maiou sAcr io45.... o2
2nierual Smpt a19er. 1928. .. %
9arl 4cr. 955..........,. osh
GOne 2mpi aAcr io4O...-..- %
e6ooI Souie 4er. ia6i......... 9sH
s9tcr 5cr.a i0iG...............l0i
@as uuO eIeiir5itat
c IS 6 g & 3 com l0O....... io6& io7
6 g &@ T. pio. 100. ..-..ii4% ii5
q g & . G ~ 4laer. 1885. sa% 9oA
Goulonoaieo eas 4her. 9iA
Con eas IS " Der. 1889 io5M
Sair Gas com. m................. 80
eanren uno xruIt.gompaaue'n.
5rft NaiionaI. 100. .......... ibi
Ner AZ & Sep 90. 5Q........ .l7eM i79
gyoi 9anI Of @alio. iOo..-... i05
gIaiional Union. 100. O........... 1873
@iIeubabn.gIiieu.
Gort6ern Central 50.........i29 1870
eeab sIr cine COM ioO....,.. i9% ..t
seab air Cine pio. ioO......... "a
etrasn6abHeH.
suni ab & 81 60 m.......... 27M 27N
GIienbo6n.O6IIaatIoueu
Carolina Sent 4cr io40....... es .a
Georgia ella con Ser. .l04M 5.
q 9. Mo0ic & G6ieaeo SER. . AZ
ga MioIaub o. Ser. 1926 2o....... iosA ioiH
eiraI5eubabueu.
Gbas Conf Glec @bs 5er......... 9s%
sim & su6 l. Ger. i922....... io5
5oir & GIaris 1rae Go 5er......iooA iOi
anor 1rac / Der, 1888. .,..... .ioa
Wlacon @ & ber........... 90
Norf Ct @ q T. Scr i944.... !, osh
Gori & @oris arae ber....... s0A 81
8orilano @p pr Ser. r...... ioo% ioiA
Uni @o & 60 l. 4er. iolo. .S. ss&
Uni @o & 9 SO inc 4er. iolo. 6ah Ga
Uni @D & 81 funo 5er 1890. .... ss
Uni aD & 6 90 2Sabr.gloten. oola ooA
Sa 9lp & Nom Ger ............ 03
gsaib. 8a.io & euuap 5er.-. j. ss
geride6enes.
Gonl coal Observation-Disclosures, V2M
Goni Goal 0er................ iool iooA
Cotton Sud Der ..,............ 32A a5
Cotton Gud Cciie)........... 80 32~
Gn6oru SueI com. m............... 70 25h
Gnboru Suel pfo .............. 67's ~
@nborn 8ueI Ser ...,........,. 05 o5'4
@.9.S Nrep go 1. der i05i,.. 20 80
0oulion oil com CT etts).... t3
0ouiion Oil pio Ctr ciis) ....... "a 80
M & @0 Iraus Go.......,..... aiH
90 & M II 60 NreD .s.....F.. 20 aa
Pa ggaier Foper com......... 73h
Rn @aier @oiucr 5er...........- 0oh uiN
@apIaub oil ......,.....-a. os
grlra.Si0ocnoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
9lmS Oem Suuereu MarNIanS's nnS
Oen nnoren5cnSen Stnnteu.
nGumberIonO EimeS~ Der.
fault.

nGumberlono SimeS~ Der.
fault.
Cumberland Gpening Zines,
oeIien friiberer BETTER O6erIt S5obn
@. 9lpirett Dor aur5em itar6, lit ge-
tern al cine @eieli6oft perfauit
moroen, al oeren Spite Serr SarrD
6. gSeber, Der @rGiioeut ser nGritteu
9tational-9anf" ite6t uno ais Zines
onO 9(aeganian, Snc." befanut lit.
5. i. 9finfer ans ocm &c,
ben gef1ieOen.
SSn ieinem rs. 9ebenSia6r lit IN
@eihminiier, MO., Serr Sames =.
Ginfer in ser g9obmng ieineS
Sdwiegerio6neS, Sru. George a.
Wat6er, geitor6en. @r entItommt ci-
ner 9ir9inicr 6amilie lmO lebte leit
% Sobren in g8eItminiter. gr bin-
tcrlGBt leinc Satin imO 5wei G0bter.
&crr Gbeuomet6 in Yites-
oille 9eitorbeu.
SSn icincr @obnung oil Ser @alfer.
9(penuc, 9ifeSpiac, lit Serr 9lrt6ur
G6enomct6, oaS Glteite Wlitglieo Scr
6reimiGioen 6eucrwe6r BON 9aIti-
morc-Goirutp, gcltor6en. Ger Ser.
itorbeue Itano i'm so. 9ebenSio6r imO
mar felt 5wei Sa6rcu rccbt lei0enO;
er mar in Opiugs Nlills, Baltimore.
GolmtD, am IS. 9topember 1888 &C.
boren. Gas Spriben6auS in 9ifeS-
bile flosetc 5u @6ren ieiucs 9lnoeu-
fens aui Salbmalt.
Gin 6ormer to 0t nlfge-
funoen.
9(if ieiner 6arm uurOc Socob 81.
9rowu bon ieincm So6ne in einem
@ogen tpOt anigeiunOeu. 0ie 6orm
liegt in DER glG6e bon gSinoerton,
NRo. Sin Sdlogonfoll 6otte ieiuem
2e6en ploblidb Elm GnOc gcmo6i.
Ger Gnti6loiene 6intcrldBt iciue
@ittue imO oht &hOer.
So0eSfdlle in Morblon0.
Sn Sitter bon 3S Sa6ren lit in
Sagerstomn Serr Gmcrion 81. Sogcr
geItorbeu. Gr mar Elm 9lodfonlme
BON Sonot6au Soacr, nnh Dem So-
eerstoun bcnonnt lit. Ger &erItor.
6cnc 6nterlGBt ieinc g9ittpc lmo
5wri &inocr. 0ort lit ebeniallS i'm
Sitter bon 81 So6ren Serr So6n S.
Suter deitorbcn oen ieine @ittipe
ii6erle6t
Rane 5nr MeiIt n'S glnSlnnb beiuraf q.
Maiue, 9lr. 413, Cn.Naltimnte.Strake, nahf
Guiinnl pnuie Queuue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
rtOl 0iund, ssiIO yscIt."


3mei &oritelungen gilt 6eiu6t. II
S6oueS @etter umO ongene6me
llnterboItlug. ~ StraBeuporoOe
om &ormittoge.
3u Euuienoen 6atten iid geitern
al @oitern-glpenue lnO 10. StroBe,
9}o6nittogS lnO 9l6enOS Oie SGou.
l6tigen eingeiteQt, Inn Oen Soriiib-
rungen ser ot0t Hon6 g8ilo @eit"
6ei5umo6nen, unO iiber OerlieBen
glQe Oen 6eItplob nit Dem befrieOi.
genOen 9emuBtiein monb 2e6rrei-
DIES rnO llnter6altenOes geieben mO
fennen gelernt 81 ba6en Gie ben
Gorfii6ulugen porouSgegangeneStra.
Benporaoe 6otte 6ereitS am &ormii.
tag ungcbeure Meni6enmengen an
gelodt lmO nomentlid Oie &inOcr
6liften itounenO unO 6emun0ert AMI
Die rot66dlitigen groBen @eltolten
Die nit mojeltGtii1er 9iu6e ouf Ocn
milOen &ferOen ioBen. 0onn fomcn
Die Gom6oDs lnO etluo 90 fleinc Sn-
OianernGO6en, Oie nit meilterli6er
&unlt i6re Yieroe 5iigelten. Die
6lnten 3ro9ten, Die eingelegter &e-
polper, Oie &oiioS, flr5 olles mor Ben
flencn Oonf6oren 3uboueru ein
@egenItanO OeS @emunOernS mO
@nt3iidenS, Oenu 0aS iparen ia ols
les So1en, BON Oenen iie i9on in
3oblloieu Snoianergei6idjten geleicn
unO in mancber Otodt getrGltmt Bat
ten. Gum critcn @iale muroe Nun
geitcrn 6ei Der @oraoe unO Ocn Gors
ltelungen i6r Mun6 SIR 8irfli6-
felt, ali oieie Ginge nit lei66aitigen
9lugen 5u ie6eu. 'llnO alien @in5el'
6eiten iolgen ole ainOer, Die Den
gr6Bten Sbeil Ser 9eiucber Oes &C.
rGun1igen 3elteS 6iloetcn, nit groB'
ter 9hlimerfiomfeit, nm Oos @eldol-
te ii6er fiir &o1en bon iebt ob III
i6ren &inOeripielen 81 perIpertben
unO no65uo6mcn. 9l6er lelblt IiIr
Die Grpa1ienen go6 eS piel Se6rrei-
Dies; OoS ib6n lnO rei6baltig aus
geitoitete 9ler5teJelt, Oie nerOigen lmo
ebrmiirOigen @eltolten Der alten Sn-
Oianer6Guptlinge, mo Oie Dcrldieoe.
nen 1ppen Der Wicrifoncr. lmO Sn-
OiancritGmmc, nit i6ren pcribeOen-
artigcn @oiien unO Gradten. Sc
OenfollS lit elm 9eiu1 ser Sorltels
llmgen SeOem on5urot6en, Ser iib
fir Oieic olsltcr6enocn StGmme ser
llreinuo6ner 9lnerifo'S intereiiirt.
9lm Nia6n1ittog iuurOe gliidliber-
meiie Oic llngeOulO Orr 3ui1ouer
nidt ouf cine 81 6arte %ro6e ge-
iieQt, ols fur5 Dor Oem 9eginn ser
@orlteQung Oie @ol5ei crit BON Dem
@eiGGitslciter Die criorOerli6en 81
cen5en bon je $50 fir ieoe &oritel-
lung berlangtc. Serr Nliller iprang
idneIl cntidloiien in iein 9hltomo6il,
5o6lte sic Oerlangten 5000 lmO nit
geringfiigigcr @eripGtlng fonnte sic
@roffrungSporitcling Beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
S5cirot6SIiccnlcn.

Somuel @ronO, %, no 2uc1
9rown, rs, 9eiOc BON God &oOen,
%o.
SEQ. ". &opcr, %, BON @oi6iuo-
ton Gr. e., imO 9lnno 9}. @loiiof,
26.
So6n SflereS, 80, unO SeIen g.
aouroporio, 81.
@iaiom 6. Qougleo 40, (g9itt.
per), umo @torgarct 9. SttcnricOer.
80, (g9ittipe).
9hlitin g. 9lobr6aug6, 81, uno M
Nl. Gnig, 81.
Sugo Subr 2s, rnO So6ouuo
@eigono, 1S.
6ranf g. @lellor, 81, uuO gt6el s.
Stub, %, (@ittpe).
SEQ. @. Sodeb, %, uno GiteQa 6.
@uIid, 10; 9ciOe BON Sorris6ura
ga.
9cunic 9cpiuL "a, uno Sluuie @cr.
ller, 70.
8erOiuouO 81. @iSricl, 81, unO &c.
nora u. Barnes, 20.
Wlor 2eDiion, 81, lnO Saro6 Sc
boiuib, %.
G6riitopber Sug6eS, sc, uno W1a-
rDp Sormou a. (gei6ieoen).
Sre0erid $. 9lnman, 80, uno &olo
&C. Boone, %.
2ouiS gl. Saloon %, II. GOo Gra+
gon 81.
SameS @. @6elpS, 81 mo 9ertba
s. S6emm 10. bf gt9nrn
2omrcnce 9aer, 26, waisllberta 6.
Ge6off %. Gaaafn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Sun See nnO $oafcn.

Ger o9iedar" nit 635 Yoiiogicrcn
BON Bremen no6 Baltimore o6-
geio6ren. ~ g8oS oic @rocerie-
Sie6nung OeS o9torOOclIti6cu
SlopO~ in einen Sabre olsma6t-
9luOerc S9ifiSuodridteu.
PIN .. SuIi lit ser 0umpfcr
n9}edar" Inn 6 ll6r 9l6enoS nit $50
@oiiagicren nob Baltimore mo @oI-
peiton IN Gee gegangen.
Der rWain" ge6t am @iittwo6 BON
bier no6 Bremen 5uriid.
llc6uugStour.
Scutc &ormittag 8 ll6r tritt Der
Greit5er r@loutgomcrp" Ocr MarD-
l6noer 6lotteumili5 nit 90 @liG5lel-
ten Ieinc llc6lmgSia6rt bon Sort @lc-
Senrp ans an. SSn Der S06c bon
nSolomonS SSlano" iino S6icB-
ii6lmacli IN 9(uSii9t gcuomncn NOR
0cn.
@nItimorer AMI &eiien.
PIN 9oro OeS SbncaOampiers
n&ronprin3eiiin Gaelic bonn ,ytoro-
Oeutideu 9topO" reiIeu belte iolgenoe
9altimorer bon g5em.9orf uad @u-
ropa: Serr mo 6rau Wlones Sam
burger, GaItor 0r. $. @arris, Sri.
6lorencc Sodi6ilO, Serr Soel Sub;
Ter, Sri. @roce copper, Serr imS
6rou Senrp Sppen6eimcr mO Sri.
gao s. Oppen6einer.
Cine + biib I DE @roccrie.
q c ebnung.
Cine intereIiante 3uiommenltcl.
lung OeS 9e6ensmittel- lmo &o6leu-
pcrbrauds w06rcno ocS SSabres 1913,
Der Oie rieiige Slmme BON $14,287-
S6S erreidte. "a bel oeu meitpGrtS
fo6renoen 0aupicrn Go6len mo
Yrooiiion in 0eiiiiblanO angefduit
imO 0ie mlf ser Seimreiie bcgriiiel.
Shiffe icb in Den nmerifanii1eu s
fen oomit periorgen, 6uben oie (
0en 2Gnoer einen onnG6erno gleiG
glntbeil an Oen 9ieierlmgen geb3
SSm Sabre 1913 mar Der GerbraS
on aoblen bon t,79t0t3 6onuen
@ert6e BON $776S,S6S lmO Der q,
6rau1 bon 9ebensmittelu mo 6
trdnfen oertbeiltc iid oui Oie ein5(
nen 8orrdt6e wie folgt 8,34S,S6l
Ehno iriicbeS 6leiicb, 1,0446Sl
Yhno Slid, 555,77i Tflno @eilii.
gel S,157tO0 Yflno @}e6l, 20,9l4,-
$50 9Sinno aortoffelu, 7,S0t,6O5
@ier, 2,925,2S7 Srangeu, 100000
9lepiel unO 9irnen; an @etrGnfen
murOen oer6rau6t 36.66t 6laihen
G6ampagner, t6S,516 6loiben @ein,
29t,99S 6lai9eu Bier, 2,214641
Guort 6GHer-9ier mO 1884 sSIa-
Icbcn Mincrolmalcr, GnS Nabr 1918
bat biS6er ni6t MIR oQc 6iS6crigen
&ctorOe Oes ,9}orOOeutiAen 9loDos~
i'm 9ebenSmitteIperbrau6 ge6ro6en
ionoern audi ole gr0Bte 9(n5n6l %oi-
iagiere ieit ieinem 9eite6cn 6eioroert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
9lGiaGrtStasC Der TaiiO9icr-S Salnpicr
BON Nciu-yOrf,

9(m A. SuIi nOcconic" noGSoutb-
ompton.
Sim A. SuIi ~Wlinneoasfa" no6
2onOon.
9lm A. Suli Bremen" no@ Ore
men.
Qlm A. Suli a0minst" na6 Slot.
terOam ltno 2i6ou.
g(m A. Suli n9(ncona" nod Sea.
bel un0 @enuu.
9(m A. Suli D&oiier Sron6 SSolepb
ser @rite" no6 Nteopel iinO Erieit.
g(m A. Suli n9roonlono" nod 90
ter unO 9lntperpen.
9(m A. Suli 096nis gilbert" no9
Gibraltar lmO glenpel.
9(m A. Suli ~Gompanio" nod
Glasgow.
9lm Z. Suli u9ronprino @ilbeIul"
nod Bremen.
9(m 7. SuIi ~TnterIouO" nod
%om6urG.
9lm Z. SuIi ~0aarctnniu" nod
2ioerpooI
9(m 7. SuIi ~@ermunia" nad
@lorieiae.
slm Z, SuIi oFotsoom~ uad Slot.
ter0an.
9lm 8. Suli ugernua" uu6 g}eu-
pei uno @enuo.
9lm 8. SuIi go 9orroine~ nod
SABRE.
9lm o. Sui y9lOriotic" mu6 2iucr.
poll.
9lm 8. SuIi uGorpatbio" nad
0ieopel imo Gibraltar.
9(m 10. SuIi uSt. saul" nod
Soutbantpton.
9lm If. SuIi oaoiicrin 9(ueuItc
%ictoria" no6 Sombura.
9(m II. $uli u@eorec gBoibiug.
ton" nad Bremen.
9lm If. SuIi Olympic" uo6
Soltbompton.
9(m If. SuIi columbia" nod
@losQom.
PIN II. Suli .WaiuueboDo" no@
&onoon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
1Scicrt Sem @icrtcn 6intcr idueOiidrn
Gardiner.

Scr 9leaer @iaiam .. 0lobion
wllroc qcItcru in Der mittlercu 9oli-
aeiltotion BON &idter Supplec 81 ci-
ner @elOItrafe bon $50 rmo Soften
pcrllrtbeilt mo mIBte ms @eiGng-
mir monocrn ga cr oic Slmme nidt
8a6len founte. @r ioa nit @iQiom
S. gierion jim, cincm giieubobu-
idlafiner eiueS J}elu-Yorfer 3ugeS Der
,GennIulpauia-9o6n" aus aeringfii-
Qiocr lIrlodc III Strcit acrotbcn fem
uuo Yieriou babel gei6lo9en baben-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
4reiIe I'm GegiustoH.MIarft
SIeii Of.

2onnlbroten, pro @hluo.- -. .22
aolbs-GoteIetten 9fo... 1880
S6infem pro YfunO.. q. ~. %
S6infen (geldnitten pro Sfo. 35
c~zaepl itlWI rene
@erii6mtcn 75r. Mublseiten.
gliNts 6eicres, ais cine Sa6ri Die 9ai Dlnab
lu Der ySouiie". gltDmet oc filbIcn @rllen
lno Snl3Mit
Nleuc Nerren eneaaireu Gle S6re Dame
iir pen gdc6iicn Tan5 n0ort bic @loden Idus
lenl" Sicis cmqs i'm @nnqe alll Der y&ontie..
luf Dem gScQc Die Ndi 6inub. GcSbnl0 geluui
slaen cine Sabri bic @ai bndb ani ocr a0on.ie".
slaes oien in Gol@eiier. Seit S.45 Born.
lro Hamm.
Sillete 25c.
(QGai24-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Gdliffsnadlridltem.

SEEM yorf, 8. SuIi. TT Glo-
rirt: Oonpfer 0aronprinociiin Geci-
lie" nod Bremen.
GberbourM 3. SuIi. ~ Ger
0ompfer ~SSmperotor" lit BON gtew-
9orf bier eiilgeloufen.
YlDmoutb, 3. SSuli. n Der
Oompfcr ~@biIoOcIpbia" lit BON
glem- Oorf bier ungefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Der @eIOmlarft.
gRenia Qeben im glfticnhon0cI.


@enig 2eben inn SlftieubonOcl
9lo6 feline 6ro6trotcn.gutidci-
Dung. - Sto6lirilit reOii5irt Die
@reiic iiir aemiiie @roOufte.
Gie lluter6recbunq Scr 9orie Ourd
sen nationolen Seiertag mo Ole @c-
miB6cit, OoB Die @nti6eiouug 6etrciiS
Der SSra6t-gr6o6inaeu nidt Dor Der
5meiteu Suli.@ohe, mogli6er @ciie
nod ipGter, eriolgcn pcroc, 5eidncte
ser 9orIe einen flauen 5oq oor. GoS
6isc6en @eihdit inn 9lftienmarf mar
mieoer ausihlieBlid proieIiioncaen
llriprlmqS lmo Ole Gursoerduoerun.
aeu, flcine 9ruh5iiicrn ailf- ooer a6-
mGrtS, o6ue 9eOcutung, nit Plus
no6mc ser micocrauigcnommenen 81.
quioirllnq in .9lGu 0oocn~- -9(ftien,
in oeren Gcrfoui Oieic 9lftien auf oen
olernieOriglten %reis iielen, Sic
abermaligc @er6Gnging pon3monss-
permaltng ii6er Die cincinnati
Samilton & 0aDton.gobu" mar nod
Elm SouOeuir an @lorganlde 81
nan3flmit. Die 9lbtretmg Der Yobn
uebIt y9ere Morquette" al Die Bal
timorc & Sbo-9obu" gelong leoig.
lid our6 llebcrtolpellng oes 9rGli-
benton Scr o9oltimore.Sbio.9
@idtige ,9iodridten lagCu nidt Dor
Oenn Die @inla0ung oes jungen s.
Yierpout Nlorgau al elmer Gonieren5
NIT @rGiiOeut @ilion mar nidt BON
Sntereiic. Snterciianter ais Der 9lf-
tieunarft perliei Der @on0smarft,
neil inn @efolqc Ocr Suli.&cgnlinmg
audi 9lnfauie outer Bombs 5u 9Iu-
laae3meden eriibtlib muroeu. Spe.
trllatioe BONDS maren uuregelmGBia.
I'm Dem oro6cuoen @ettbelperbe
i per g5,.IbgGGll Gllo8dlEiIeii.''~ SF 6efTmodisF
ar i6Iiht imo BON gan5 flr5er E
,oucr. M
Ger Seihen5ug iuiroe seute bel
ogesonbrucb bel @oedlarn auf Der !
Gbre ii6er Die Gouau iibcrgeiebt. /
I'M 5 llbr trof ole @ro5eiiion am
sdloIie Elm. Die Sarge iuuroen in
ler SdloBfopeae aufeebabrt, no
'rielter uno gionnen mebrere Stun,
en- lang @ebete ipraden.
Sp1ter am Niorgen traien 5ipei :
,iige bon @ien Elm nit Den W}itglie- {
ern Ser aniierliden 5onlilie.
93a6 SdhiB oes flir5en Erauer-
jottesoienItes mrroen ole Sarge in
er 6amilien-@rlft beigeIebt
6ran5 Soiepb an iein n
Bolt. W
8icn A. Suli. ~ Die beihrauf. X
, 3obl Der @inlooungen 81 oer aeitri.l%
en- Sroilerieier fiir gr5bcr8og 5rqn'o
~ anQcue Sin Se~- ,o,h.....,... 80
ls slui6eiIe uulon Gmt............ co
$500 G.NsS 9reiu 60 com..... q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

gdNe Mr MeIlt ln's 0luSIanb beiorqt g.
Maine glr. 4i3, cn'SaItimnre' 'straRe uahs
GHiiom punie epenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20
WORDS OF WISDOM FOR
TELEGRAM READERS
Atlanta spirit built Atlanta.


Lakeland spirit will build Lake
land.
Spend your money at home. Help
build up your home town
Factories build towns. Towns can
build factories.
How? BY fostering home trading.
For instance, if you smoke, why
not smoke good smoke, home
made smoke, Lakeland smoke.
Every time you Go this you have
increased the output of one of Lake
lands factories and so helped to
build UP your home town. Get in
the building business. Smoke A.
H. T. cigars, made in various
shapes. Inquire for our new 1Oc
Lakeland Club.
Made of clear Havana tobacco,
and is the only union made 10c
cigar in the state. No town is Just
as good or better than Lakeland and
don't let the dealer persuade you
that any other cigar is just as good
or better than a Lakeland A. H. T.
manufactured cigar. 1859
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20

HAVE THREE CARS for public
service at any and all hours. My
machines are Caddilacs and l am
therefore fully equipped to give
my patrons the best service OBJ
tainable. Day phone No. 65;
night, 313 Black. Fern ROGUE
more. 1915
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that I will
apply to the commissioners Of the
city Of Lakeland, on May s. 1914,
for a franchise to construct, build,
maintain and operate a gas works in
the city of Lakeland, Florida.
Dated this Sth day Of April, A. D.
1914. ROSCO NETTLES.
1892
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20

YOU can spend six consecutive days
in one continuous round of shop
ping and you will not match our
lines of Easter novelties and wash
fabrics. Bates. 1858
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the
Eakin-Donelan Company of Junction
City, Kansas, that We will apply tc
the commissioners of the city OF
Lakeland, Florida, on May 18th,
1914, for a franchise for the use of
the alleys, streets, avenues and pub
lie grounds of the city of Lakeland,
Florida, to install gas mains, erect
gas plant, and distribute gas to the
citizens of said city. Dated this 10th
day of April, A. D. 1914.
(Signed) EAKIN-DONELAN CO.,
j. j. Donelan, Secretary.
2435
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20

Fancy homemade candies-sea-
foam, caromel. taffiies, divinity
and plain fudge, peanut and cocoa
nut brittle. Special attention to
orders for church suppers. Phone
242 Red. 2069
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20
! Classitied Adpertising

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
now vacant. Apply sos E. Or
ange, Mrs. J. B. Streater. 224S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20

Having purchased and subdividss
the Jesse Keen estate Of SO acre.
one-hslf mile wat Of city limits. W
are now selling in 10 and 2o-acr'
tracts some of the finest truck AnS
farm lands Tn this section at thu
right price and terms. For pArtieu
lars see g. C. Rogan, Room s1a J
Deem Z Bryant Bldg. Phone 14s.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20

FOR SALE-$35O Bailey piano,
used short time; first class con-
dition. A bargain for cash or
terms. 416 South New York Ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20

This Horse Has Fit !,
in harnss that his oWnr IS prouu
of. Any one buying their harness at
McGlashan's gets the best to be nao
in Florida. They are strong, llght'
durable and up to date in all points
All kinds of heavy draught and team
harness also on hand Call at har-
ness headquarters and be suited.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-20

FOR RENT-Desk space. Appl
Phoenix Barber Shop. 231
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-12

brain. Carrier was employed at the
Richards shaft, and was working on
the brink of the opening when he
stumbled over a heavy piece of ore
and was precipitated headlong to the
bottom of the shaft.
.Pierre-An unusually large mum
Der of blackbirds have been observed
in Pierre for the last several days,
coming just before the cool wave be-
gan Saturday. The courthouse yard
which occupies a block in the center
of town, was deluged with them all
day. Weather observers claim they
are always to be seen in large num-
bers just preceding a break of warm
weather and these cracks" predict
ed a cool Sunday, which was duly de-
livered. Just where the blackbirds
sojourn while the weather remains
warm is a problem which the local
weather forecatsers have not solved.
Kimball-This city has the dis
tinction of having a game of horse
purse of 81, 000-and the money has
been posted. The match last week
between a stranger. whose name is
said to be Walstead and hailing from
| Alcester, and Davenport of Bijou
Hills, which was easily won by the
stranger, resulted in G, Il. Sanders
betting Mike Liesch $500 hat he
(Sanders) could produce a man who
could beat this man Walstead at the
game. The articles of agreement
were drawn up and the $1,000 de.
posted in one of the banks. Tht
match is to be 100 points. distance
t33 feet. 1t is stated that Col. San.
ders has also bet an additional $20t
with other parties that he will brins
an unknown TO skin this man. Th'
match is to take place on or before
August 80 in Kimbah.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-12
TYPHOID VACCINATION
Federal Experts Point Out Danger OF
Disease and Remedy.

Washington, Aug. 12.-Persons
going away on a vacation are warned
against vacation typhoid in a bull
letin issued by the department OF
health i'm Washington. The warning,
it is stated, is prompted by the fact
disclosed by statistics of the depart
ment. that of the many thousands of
residents of the city who remained at
their homes during August ana sep
TENDER only 101 contracted typholu
fever, while of the relatively small
number that went away thirty-six de-
veloped the disease.
The safest way for the traveller TO
avoid typhoid, the bulletin says, is TO
make himself immune to the disease
by vaccination.
The safety and efficiency of the
method are indicated, it is pointed
out. by the experience of h United
| States army. During the Spanish
| American war in an encampment OF
1900 men without vaccination at
jacksonville, Fla, from June TO DC
tober. 1898, there were almost 2,1OO
cases of typhoid, with zoo deaths.
| With typhoid vaccination from March
to July, 1911, an army or l5,ooV
| men on the border of Texas develop
| ed but one Ease of typhoid fever and
| that patient recovered.
THE unusual prevalence of ty-
| phoid among vacationists," says the
bulletin. may be attributed in part
to unusual susceptibility due to over
exertion, and in~discretion in diet.
Against all the conditions anyone
can guard. A few intelligent in
auiries of the local board of health
before engaging accommodations and
a reasonable amount of rational OBJ
~servation after arrival should indi-
cate the extent to which there is dan
ger and point out the remedy