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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

neuenl. uHabim lit miioe unb bungrig.
6oft bu nicbts fir ibn gu eHen9 @ine
6dnbboll Heis" ... @r ipanbte iiH
pieber an lire miitterliden SnItintte
unb perrecbnete fih nidt. Sic bumpels
te nd9 Der olten2abe aus ungebobelten
8rettern, benz cin5igen Stiid, 0os ipie
cine Qlrt 6ausserdt ausfob, uuO bplte
Elm 8unb 3uderrobr, Wloistolben uno
Nomspur0eln beraus nnb CAB allies
Sports, ser babon aB. @r bate Suns
ger, unb iie freute iih, boB es ibm
ibmedte. Damn mari er iich lang ouf
einen 6oufsn Strob, Der fpobl Der 8ez
po6nerin Der 6iitte gum 8ett Diente,
itredte unb redte iiA uno gdbnte bsraz
boft.
Die Q(lte no6m einen @trpb6alm
uno tau6te Jpn in ben &efel. gldd
elmer Weils aoa iie i'm pieoer beraus
unb ROD an Oem 9ropfen, Der Ooran
flebte. Dorouf riidte iie ben &eHeI
bonn Jeuer. beuste fib iiber i'm, leife
1eltIome Dorte murmeln0 3aubers
fpriid6e in elmer Spro9e, bic Sports
ni9t perItanO. 3uleBt griff lie no6s
mails in Die2abe unb bra8te ein5lGf9z
6en 6erbor, bos Iie neben ben bampr
fenben 3eI1el iiellte.
. Sports fpGbte ipie Elm Buds our4s
Dunfel. Gs i9ien Elm gep06nlides
M1eoi8infldfH6en gu fein, aus brdus
nem @los, ipie es Iolde in jeoer Npos
tbete eibt. 9lut bic @titette NOR non
ooron. gr bate iie gar gu germ geles
fen. @ber CT mohte Die 6rau hiHt
ipieoer miBtrduiIH maden
Die Q(Ite fousrte iicb neben i'm, ouf
ben borten 2e6mboben Der Siitte. DIS
Der ReTel onfing talt gu fperoen, fiilIte
ie oie7laIdbe be6utlom nit feinem Sns
6alt; BEN geit ibiittelte iie in bic Sob
Zen. 6dBlider Dunf itieg olf uno
bos Teuer beqonnn gu erl0iGen. @s
nurbe INNER buntler sic legte ibre
6ano Sports ouf ben nndten &rm.
,,Dein Weg mar ipeit, Mlutter2"
fraQte Der nod elmer Meile.
(6urtisbung folgt)
.ORuBlanH 1T gum Rriege bereit" 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
Stir Sen SiISnnasteIf.

glod laneer Gisfuiiion mur0e ee-
itern in Scr @erianlnhing Scr
uStote ono 0iitrict Of Columbia Sc
oerotion Of 2obor~ cine 9ieiolution
gefoBt, sic NIT 1875 geeen 1872
Stimnen Sen beontraeteu 9iloungs-
teit untcritiibt. Inter sen HeO-
nern Ole fir in0 gegen oen g[ntrog
iYroHen moren 2ouis &oplon bon
oen WlorpldnOcr W1oidiniiten Gbos.
$odion, @atrid 8. 9Rpnn aus @oi6.
ington, 0lorf Sodion ErdIiocnt
6erguion un0 Somes $. $. Sullii
ban. 0ie Convention miro morsen,
Gonncritag, geihIoiien perocn.
Seute fin6en feline @erionnlIungen
Ifatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
Nritimmte NrIennten.

@rGlioent Charles 6. Schooner bon
Ger nDler1outs ans @louufoctltrcrs
9liiociotion"bot 39 0clegoten fir bic
z. So6res Gonpention Ser ogltlan'
tic Geepcr @aterpops 9liiociotion
Oie bonn %. bis 26. Scptember IN
9leu Oorf obgebaIten tpcroea miro,
ernannt. GinlaOungen 3u Ser Gon'
bention iun0 iopobI an @roiioent
@iIion unO ce-@rdlioent Nloriboll
ols oub on allie @olperneltre 0cr
Gtaoten uno @}oDors Der St6otc
ldugs ser otloitiiden aiilte ergon'
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

iion melber CRIT fiir8Ii@ oos
u@1ercD SoipitaI~ oerIieB, beiinoet
ii6 wic6er in Dem Snititit. &or ct
liden @oben erfronfte er an einent
&cr5leioen lmo puroe nod Dem $50
ipitdl eebradt. 91s CT beinobe wie=
ser bergeiteat mar, bego6 er iid err
bolngsbolber nod 8or &coo, &C.
s. Dort beridliulmerte iid fem
3uitono, uno er NOR ge6pungeh
am Sonntog na6 Baltimore 5uriif-
5lfe9ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

5ugeidrie6eu. g9d6ren0 lluter6on0.
ltmgen, pelde ouf cine frieOlide So
Jung ser 9riie I'M @auge mareu,
orong 9lIBlauo, 10 6eiBt es in ser
Shriit, in Geutihlan0 ein uno me-
nige Stunoen ipdter eroifnete 6ranf-
reid bic 6ein0ieIigfeiten.
Ger oeuti6e aaiier mar oanlit be-
idditiot, ieinen GinfluB in &ien 5u
beuusen 0omit Oeiterreid sic ruiii-
ibe 9iegieriing biniidtlid ieiner 9I6-
iidten in Serbien 6eru6ige, ood 5it
oieier 3eit bate 9iuBlano bereits nit
Der WlobiImadung ieiner glrnee be-
9onneu.
Saponiider &reu5er mad
6ineiii6en @ewdiiern.
Eofio, A. 9luauit. II Ser iapani-
ihe areu5er yGbiDooo", weIder iid
iebt in Sure befinoet Bat 9efe6l err
6alten, idleuuigit no1 iiiohineiiiden
@epdfern o65lfo6ren.
0eutiGe &reu5er BON
6ron5oien gefopert.
9llgiers, A. gluguit. II Oto9 ei-
nem lmoffi5ieQen 9cribt ioIl Elm
fran5oIiideS @eidwooer 8ipei Oeut.
icbe &ren5er, ,,@66en4 unO ngres-
lau," gefapert ba6en.
&uiiiides ariegSidiff ge-
unfen.
aopenboger, A. 9tueuit. Sin
ruiiiides arieesidbiff lit Del oen
guano Snieln geiiinfen. Gs ber-
lautet, OoB eS iid I'M 0os Sdladt-
ififf o9lnoei 8eriobsnmuii~ banoelt,
Oos eiuen Sounenaebalt bon 17,4O0
Sonneu Bat.
(gine geltrige Eepeid5e BON Stod-
bolm batte 6eiaet OaB sic 0iuiieu IN
einem Seegefedt IN ser 9td6e ser
9llono SSnieIu geidlagen morOen
unO nob Dem @olf bon 6inlonO ge-
flobeu ieien)
Spionein 9 dwe0enber-
boftet.
Sto db 0 I'M A. 9luguit. n Sier
lit beiite sic 9todridt oigelongt, ooB
in Seiteriliuo I'M norOIicben Sdpe.
Oen cine Seitreideriu oer6oftet plr-
&c, in wel6er cine Spionin IN ruff
iben 0ieniten bernult6et miro. S6r
gfame lit Sulio Sos; iie ioa 81 @ier-
oe g}orpegeu ourhquert bo6en. @bo.
togropbie'n norlpeeiider 5eitiugen
iiu0 &orten unrOen in i6rem 9eiibe
altfgefun0en.
Sine Gorlage, iuelde oen erlaB
eines W}oratorimts boriiebt, iuurOe
bente i'm &nrlanent eingereirbt.
Sier 6efinoen iid) 5000 9iiiiien, oe-
nen Ser 6einupeg a6geiAnitten lit.
2Httih uno 9fomur Bonn /.
n.~ n,1b airSii rt,2i-uol~ ~'
9rHiieI A. 9luguit. Sier lit
Die 91a1ridt eingelauieu, onB oie
Qeittiden 2iittid uno 91amr bonn.
barOiren.
Die aonlmer fat beute 9lbeno cine
9ia paiiirt, wel6e $40,000,000 fiir
8ert6eioignnes5pede beruiaigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
,,Gaalcs1 in Gibnno.

&onfos GitD, A. 9Iuaiit. II
Ger is. So6reSconocnt 0es ugagle-
Gr0ens~ muroe geiteru bier IN ieier-
liber @eiic eroifuet. lin sic Gbrc,
sic ndditid6rige @onOentsiiaot 5t
fem 6ewarbeu iid minneapolis,
Spofone, Buffalo, Cincinnati Rid-
mono, Saflauo, glew-yoorf lnO Sa-
Dannah.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05


&riegsred I proflomirt.
lleber 9iittid, g1amur uno qlntper-
pen lit beute Der 9clogcrrngs5uitano
erfllrt morDei
aonisin Gli5a6et6 mo @rin5eiiin
Wlaric inn beute BON 9riiiiel nod
9lntuerpen a6gereiit.
Deutider&reu3er 6ei6ieBt
fran80iii9e 5eitung.
@aris, A. gluguIt. III Ser @ou.
perneur BON 9llgerien iogt in einem
an Ole frau50iiide 9legiering oerib-
teteu GelegranmL oaB ser Oeutihe
areu5er ,.9reslou@ odt9reitieiten ge.
gen Die iron3oiiide 5eihing Bona
ieuerte. Sin Wlann wur0e getoOtet
uno me6rere @e6duoe muroeu beidd,
oigt.
0eutide Srlippen i6nitten 6eute
Oie Selep6on- lmo Eelegrap6en 81
MEN ouf tron50iiidem Scrritorium
ser @ren5e entlang a6.
Gin oeutider 9lrnee 9leroplon
mari geItern 9l6enO orei gom6en ouf
oie fron86iiihe SETTING Suneoiae,
iiiooitlid bon Olancp. Gs puroe &c.
ringer Nioterioli6aoei ongerihtet
g3iemano puroe get00tet
0eiterrei6er bIogen2
Sine Gepeicbe aus 9tii6, Ser6ien
an oeu uN3otin~ 6eiogt, ooB Die offer
reibiiden Erippen am Sonutag
no6e Senienitria BON Sen Serben 5u-
riidgeidlogen purOen uuo ihDere
&erllite erlitteu.
1eitid6e Srippen IinO na6e W}ars.
Ga Eour in fron5oiiicbes Serrito-
rhm eingeOringen. Gort ipurOe be-
fouutlih cine ser sr6Bten SGladteu
oes Oeutid iron3oiiihen arieges
1S70-1 aiisgcfodteH
SSoifre, Ser Soditcommonoirenoe
ser iron50iiiden 9lrmee, lit beite bon
Earis nadl Ser @ren5e a6geia6ren.
Cine oeutide gl6t6eiling lit in Oos
Corr NloineOi(e i'm 0epartenent
@leurt6c ct Wloieac eingeorungen.
Critics 0pfer oes 0eutid
fron86iii6en 2rieges.
@eGfort 5ranfreiA, A. 9[ug.
Cine 9lu8abI 2eutiber muroeu 6ente
bon oen 6ran5oien gefan9eu aeuom-
men uno na6 9eliort gebrodt.
Cine ShwaOron 0es If. fran5oIi.
iden Grogonar.9ieaiments, oos IN
9elfort liegt. eripies beiite bel Oem
gegrdbniB zines oeutiden 9ierte-
nonts in SondereD polle militdriide
Gbrcn Ger 0ieiitenant par oas erite
Opfer ser adnpie 5piicben 5ranfreid
uno GentihlanO.
@le6rere Sunoert glidiier, Sdwei-
.Ser iulo Stpliencr bobeu ij@. bier re;
frutiren lniicn nno bnben oarlnl er.
iudt 81 Oea 2luBenpqiteu 9eiauOt 81
nerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

mo ibweoii6cr 6laoae 5eitpciic 8ur
9ei0roerlmg bon @oit 6erange5ogen
meroen. 9cr internationole @clo-
onmciimngs &crfc6r 5wii6en Oeu
&ereinigtell Staofen lmO @elaien
wnroe 6elltc ouf Griu6en oes 2ebte-
rem eingclteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

e 9luf Der @o6e bon Guter 49,
lono, 1870 @lelen norO0itlib bon Dn'
mt6, Nliluiv lit allf Dem nit 9oll6ol5
6elooeneu Gnnpier Ban @ied" ein
9rano ousge6roden mel6er notbig'
te. Oas Sdifi ae9euiiber Ser 9iet'
tungSitation, bon ct. 2onis Ban 5uut
Sinfen 81 bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

geiooelt wlroc cifrie. Scrr iruO SraiI
Sbies iorgtcu fir Die muiifalilde
llnterbolhiug. GoterlGnoii6e 0e
flonlotionen oeridontcn ocn 9(beno.
Ger Sdmei6er 6rnuenberein ma6te
bic @onneurs in boIlenoctcr gSeile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

& iirfei bleibt neutral.
2onoon A. glig. N Gie Sir.
fci bat @roBbritaunien infornlirt,
ooB cs icinc 9lrncc uno 6lottc uobil
modt. 0ie tiirfiide 9iegieruug er-
Hart jeOob oie W1o6iliiirllng aus
rriidlid ols cine 9oriidtSmaBregel
rno bctont, 0oB Oie &forte obiolut
rcitral blei6cn miro.
&rie98reHt fiji I britif6 c
Snieln.
&on0or, A. gliig. n Cine Sppe-
aialauSgobe ser n2onoon @o5ctte"
profIomirt sen @eIogerungs5uitono
fir Die britii9en SnieIu.
Cine bertc 9lbeno erlallene Sr0re
eie6t Scr britiiben 9Regierling Con
tlole ii6er oIle 8obnen in @roB6ri-
tonnien.
8eIgii6e StoOt bon Geut-
den beiebt.
2onOon, 4. 9luguit. II Cine Ge-
peide on Die nGentral 92ems4 BON
9ImiterOom beiagt ooB oie Geuti6en
oie StoOt Bile, 9elgien Oie al Der
Nlaos, acbt Nieilen norooitlid bon
Siittid5, belegen it, beiebt bu6en.
0euti1e 0ampfer in 9or-
0eatr 6eidlagnobmt.
@or0e eoiir, 6rantreih, 4. 9lug
3wei oeitihe Gompier in Oieiem
Soien iiuo BON oen 9eb0roen be-
idlagna6mt worOeu.
&0nigin @ilbelmine
nimmt Sruppen-
repue ab,
SIN SoaN 4. 9ligrit Gie
gan5e 9lrmee paraoirte 6eute Dor 0em
S6loiie. aouieu @iI6elmine no6m
bonn 9alfou oes S6loiies ans Die
9ieDue iiber oie Eruppen a6. Sn i6rer
9egleiting beiauoeu iid Der Bring
@enabl lmo Die tleine &riu5eiiiu Si-
liana
Die Menge Dor Dem Sdloiic lang
ole 9iotiouaI6umne, in wel6e Die ao-
ni9in einitimmte.
&riegS3uiton0 5wiiden
0euti@lono uuO
5ranfrei6.
g4 4dfbinQton 4. 9[uQltit. -
0ie oeutibc 9oti9ait bat 6cute sic
gereiuigten Staaten 6enadrihtiat,
OoB Elm ariegs5uitauo 5lpiiden6ranf-
reid lmo QeutidlanO 6eite6t.
@oitOienitno lad europa.
@ofbington A. 9lugltit.
@eueral-%oitmeiiter 9urIcion pollen
Oetc 6cilte porlGufige arrangements
sur 9efor0ermg Ger no6 europa be-
itinnlten %oitia6en inter Oen ourd
oas 3uriidtreten 5a6lreider Sinien
Dom 0ienite in 9(nbetrobt oes euro-
pGii9en @riegcs 6erOorgerufenen @e.
oingunsen. 3um ninoeiten miro w0'
6entlic9 einmal @oit bon 0antpfern
Scr amerifaniidcn 9inic na6 europa
gcbrof)t nerocn menn alle groBen
oeuti6en engliibcn uno fron50iiiden
S6iffc sen Gienit eiaitcaen iollten.
@benio wiiroen Sdifie imter itolie-
nii1cr, 6ollGnoii9er, normegiider
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
@uIisiit 0r0man 6efin0eI lad 6eIier.

SSn Dem @efinoen Oes @oli6iiten
Miailrice 6. @romon mel6en Der
9cger Sec Gitep om lebtcn Ntontoge
nit einent 9foiirneiier i6wer an
&olic nerlebte mo Ser ooroitfbin
oen 9leger oiif ser Stelle nieOerihoB,
1T nod Den 9lusidgen Der ger5te i'm
na2orpIdnoer 9lllGemeiuan Soipi'
taI4 cine 8eiierlns eihgetreten 10
rob onf cine @ie0erberitelIung Oes
9}otienten eebofft perOen fam.
NlajOr Eans6Orn wieOCr %atient.
Wlaior 8. IS. Eongborn Elm Wlit-
olieo Ger Sternen6anner GonruiI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

.0RuBlouS 1T gum Rriege bereit" 80
lln6 bic Sapaner laden ~ T.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
WOMAN'S CLUB ELECTED
OFFICERS; REPORTS HEARD

President Mrs. G. NJ. Wright
First Vice President-Mrs. NJ. G.
Mum
Second Vice President-Mrs. G.
f Southland.
Recording Secretary-Miss Julia
Eta Patterson
Treasurer-Mrs. H. D. Bassett.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. NJ.
K. Graham.
Press Reporter Mrs. H. E.
Memminger.
In re-electing Mrs Wright as
the club made very wise
selection indeed, as during the past
year she has given her untiring eff
forts to the club work and has oc-
complished much for the advance
ment of the club and the betterment
of civic conditions, in which she has
been ably assisted by the other Of
fcers, committees and members.
The years reports showed much
work has been accomplished, and as
there are many who are not closely
in touch with the work of the club
the official reports will be given in
detail later.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
Lakeland People Have Good Reason
For Complete Reliance

For Complete Reliance
Do you know how
To find relief from backache;
To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneys?
Your neighbors know the way
Have used Doan's Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth in many
tests.
Here's Lakeland testimony.
E, c. Fades, E. Oak ST., Lake
land, Fla, says: 81 can strongly
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills, for
] know that they act just as repre-
scented. | used them about two years
ago when I was suffering from lame
and aching back and trouble with
the kidney secretions. They brought
me prompt relief and whenever
have taken them since they have
acted effectively. | do not hesitate
to advise any one afflicted with kid
ney trouble to give Doans Kidney
Pills trial. "
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States,
Remember the name-Doan's sand
take no other.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
ROAD EXPERIMENT

Mr. w. F.. Hallam, Of Lakeland
Highlands was before the board of
county commissioners Tuesday Of
last week and offered the board 81
600 if they would put down ? Il
miles of road beginning at Barlow
and Lakeland road north Of Haskell
and running west to corner Of Cook
grove, road to be built as an expert
ment, same as Eustis sand-oil road
Board accepted Mr.. Hallam's Of
fer and will get busy looking after
some cheap machinery to make this
experiment with.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
Thank Offering Meeting
OF Missionary Societies

AT $3.50 o'clock Friday afternoon
At the home of Mrs. H ] Ander-
son on New York avenue, the ladles
and young peoples missionary 50
cieties Of the Cumberland Presbyter-
ian church held the first Of their TIL
annual thank Offering meetings Tor
the year 1914, A aoodly number
from both societies were present ana
we had most interesting meeting
We were especially glad to have with
us Grandma Pillans to meet with
those who have labored long ana
faithfully in the Masters vineyard
and are still happy in His service, IS
an inspiration to younger workers.
Another gratifying feature was the
privilege of having the young peo-
pie join with us In this meeting
The Young Peoples Society and the
Children's Band have been organized
only few months but are doing eN-
cellent work.
Almost every one present took
some Part in the meeting. All seemed
to come with hearts full of gratitude
and liberal Offering. After the de-
votional part Of the meeting very
pleasant social hour was spent, dain-
ty refreshments were served. AS the
shadows heightened we were forced
to bid our hospitable hostess adieu.
All left feeling that We had had a
most pleasant and profitable meet
ing REPORTER
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18

When men are candidates for of
fee, it is only to be expected that
other men who want the same job
will belittle their best work, or mag
Nifty the most trivial incident, TO the
candidates discredit. So it is not
surprising that the great work of
Senator Fletcher in behalf of a rural
credits system is attacked by his OPP
ponents They would have the peo-
pie believe that the Fletcher plan is
in the interests Of the banks and not
of the farmers. But when they at
tempt to discredit the Fletcher bill.
they discredit the administration
If Fletcher is working for the banks
and against the farmers, so is Wood
row Wilson. The latter is in hearty
accord with the Fletcher measure in
all its material provisions. The
president of the United States. the
embodiment of the idea Of Progres-
sive Democracy, approves Mr..
Fletcher's rural credits idea. The
people who are after Mr.. Fletcher's
job claim that his rural credits plan
is Objectionable Which will you
believe? The answer will be given
in the vote of June
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
A South Florida Press Association

A South Florida Press Association
was launched at gathering of
newspaper men in Tampa Saturday
There was more solid business talk
in the hour or two of discussion than
at any three days meet of the Flor
ida Press Association. The new or
ganization is going to accomplish
something of practical benefit to the
newspaper men, especially in the
matter of obtaining living rates for
foreign advertising. Moreover, it is
very likely that no weekly newspa-
per in South Florida will be pub
lished at a lower subscription rate
than $1.50 per year after next jan
uary. That price will just allow
reasonable profit on the cost of pro-
ducing a weekly paper, and the in
crease is made necessary because ev-
erything else has advanced in price.
Every newspaper south of Orlando
should be enrolled in the association
and reap the advantages of CO.
operation. The meeting for perma-
nent organization will be held in
Lakeland at an early date, which
will be duly announced Every news
paper man in the territory men
toned, should arrange to attend this
meeting.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
If any little word of mine

If any little word of mine
May make life the brighter,
If any little song of mine
May make a heart the lighter,
God help me speak the little word
And take my bit of singing,
And drop it in some lonely vale,
To set the echoes ringing.
The annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Club was held Thursday, May
II, at the Elks Club.
The election Of officers for the en-
suing year, also reports of officers
and chairmen for the past year made
the meeting an unusually entertain
ing one. The following officers were
elected.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18

So far as our information goes,
Polk county is the only one that
will elect commissioners by districts
instead of from the county at large
Polk is great county and not to be
bound by the example Of the rest of
the State, or by Interpretation of
the laws by State authorities. The
main point, of course, is to get good
and able men who will represent all
the county and give each section a
fair deal. \ Commissioner should
represent his own district, primarily,
of course, but he should remember,
also, that he is elected to do bust
ness for all the people of the county,
and he should be just and fair to
every district and to all the interests
of the county. We hope men of
broad caliber will be chosen to serve
on the board, no matter what may
be the manner of their selection.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
HOW TO VOTE IN
JUNE PRIMARY

Of course there will be no bother
for the inspectors and clerks at the
polls of the June primary where
there are but two contestants forthe
one Office, but where three or four
candidates for one position, and the
f~st and second choice is in opera
lion there will be some figuring for
the correct reports to be made with
any degree of speed.
Possibly the following eXplana-
ton of the method will prove of
value to those interested in the mat
ter, and, as it is simply deduction
from the law, it might be we'll to
save this article for reference.
erence
Suppose there should De fifty vot-
ers in a given precinct and they
should be voting for three candi-
dates for representatiye-John Doe,
Richard Roe and Henry Jones. The
ballot that they would vote would be
in the following form:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18

FOR RENT No. 500 South Florida
avenue, : rooms and bath. For
terms apply at 40 South New
York Ave. 25G7
FOR CHOICE CUT FLOWERS for en-
tertainments, parties, weddings or
funerals, see J H. Tacker. Lake
Pharmacy, agent for Knull, Tampa
florist. PATS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18

We find nothing in the election
law prohibiting candidates from en-
ioying We gentle art of fisticuffs dur
ing the eighteen days preceding the
primary, and the dispatches say
nothing of an armistice between bel
ligerent congressional candidates,
We're looking to you, boys, to put a
little life into this punk campaign.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
NOTICE

Having purchased the teaming
business of J Nielsen LANCE and
also his contract at the phosphate
plant, | desire to notify all those
desiring anything in my line that if
they will phone me, 1877 Red, ! will
be pleased to serve them. Soliciting
any business you may have, | am
Respectfully, d. l.. Fidler.
1868
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
ZVSOCLETY

In the notice of the presentation
Of the opera Mikado. it was stated
that Miss Winnie streater was one
Of the three maids. This was occa-
stoned by a lapse of memory on our
part, as the third charming maid
was Miss Ellen White. Her singing
was the subject of many compll-
ments during the evening, and as
one of the maids, she was quite pc
witching and captivating,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18

1t is now unlawful to print or cir
culate any charge or attack upon a
candidate, the law providing that
no charge or attack shall be pub
lished or circulated during the eight
cen days preceding primary, unless
the charge shall have been served
upon the candidate in person on or
previous to the beginning of the
eighteen-day period.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18

1t is officially stated that out of
the e.fe0 American sailors aud ma
rines landed at Vera 7faz wnea shat
cityzwss seized, not on was at any
time found under the influence Of
liquor. This is a most gratifying
showing for our so1dler-sailors, and
most encouraging 10 all who have
the progress of the temperance cause
at heart.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
instruments left with the Clerk of
Circuit Court for Record, Fur
nished by the Security Abb
stract and Title Company
Nov IA 1Q1d

May IA. 1914
f. F. Shallaberger to c. A.
Benton.
E. F. Shallaberger to c. A.
Boynton.
Mary | Horning and others to
Alfred j. Pruden.
Herbert E. Fairchild and others
to Margaret II. Horner.
7. l.. Wilson to w. o. Jones.
Seasons Investment Co. to w. Q.
Jones.
]. A. Cox to J. c. Leverett.
]. F. Hampton to j. b. Gallo
way
f. d. Fenton to d. G. Hitler,
C. O.. Stratton to w. f. Greve.
John d. Eick to John R. John
son.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18

FOR RENT nicely finished bum
galows in Northeast Lakeland
Terms, $40 and $3.50 per
month. Phone 346 Black or sec
Mrs A. J, Black. 256S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18

j. H. Tacker, at the Lake Phar-
macy, has the agency for Knull, the
Florist, of Tampa. 24i2
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-18
F. HETHERINGToN, EDITOR.
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