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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06

first Monday in March they will have
no vote in the June primary. In
this connection read tho following
clear and well-put article from the
Miami Metropolis:
The Metropolis feels almost re-
sentful at times when the subject of
the registration of votes is brought up
lit seems that the newspapers of
FlOrila are called on to fairly mag
men into an exhibition of the Gimp
lest citizenship. Here in Dade county
out of possibly four--thous-
and voters, only about five hundred
have registered, although every man
in the county if he can read and
write, or has an intelligent neighbor
who can read and write, knows that
if lie wishes to participate in the
primary elections this year he must
register No matter if his name is
on the old registration books, he
mast register. Furthermore, he
must tell his politics or his intended
political affliation--and this must be
Gone before the first of March.
Naturally every busy man thinks
that -four weeks still" will give
him plenty of time, but unless some.
, thing is done to arouse the men OF
| Dade county to a realization of theil
duty, the county will take a small
part in the nomination of the candi
dates in the June primary election
The Metropolis feels, somehow, thai
the rlen of Dade county are of too
intelligent an order to need thi
frequent reminder: Register Now
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06

NollCE is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the State Bank of
Halnes City has been adjourned
until February 25th, 1914. The
election of the board of directors
and such other business as NAV
come before them will be trans
acted at this meeting.
1927 c. c. YOUNG Cashier
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06

Here's a suggestive paragraph
from the Miami Metropolis which
breaches a useful scrmonette which
whole lot Of people in Florida
very much need to get soaked into
their intelligence,
Went to a picture show in Miami
the other night and near by sat some
young women who munched and
crunched on bag of peanuts, maybe
1t was several bags of peanuts, the
entire evening. a stylishly gowned
woman sitting behind them announc.
ed to her companion that zone is apt
to come across specimens of razor
back hogs all through the South. .
But when we inquired as to the who
ness of the peanut munchers we
learned that this was the first triI
they had ever made outh of the Dix
lie line.'
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06

Some editors have the time and
talent to take on side lines to their
business which not only increases
their profits and correspondingly en-
hance the joys of living, but double
their usefulness to their respective
communities ana in some instances
make them shining lights of almost
monumental proportions. Such a
move is Editor Becker of the Talla-
hassee Record and if he isn't both
luminous and monumental in his
side line relations to his community
az shown by the following hlla-
hassee dispatch of recent date we
would like to know the reason Why:
Leon county for years has been
noted for its jersey cattle and pure
cream butter. Mr.. Becker has re.
Gently undertaken to encourage this
industry by organization of the farm.
erS and methods of marketing the
output of the dairies. 1t is Mr.,
Becker's plan to assemble the mill
al Tallahassee every day from tn,
surrounding dairies, having it 30 for
wari Immediately under refrigera
tion by special train to jacksonville
putting it in the hands of the con.
srmers there within a few hours
He stated that he had been assure,
of the cooperation of the Seaboar,
Air Line Railway"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06
No. 666

g., ~. ~. - Prescription prepared especi.lIv
ioI M MALARIA or cHIlls A FrvrD
- ss ,"l OF 81 s,1 doses will break any case and
= .aken tnen % . tonic the Fever v;I, no,
. c.Ia II acts on the liver better tb.n
.s'omel and does not sripe or ,icten. ' az
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06


of section 26, township 80, range %
east, E "a of | 12 of n w IA and
W - of w 12 of n E IA of N
IA of N w IA and n w IA of n
E IA of n w IA of section "a
township 80, range 20 east.
Each of said minors have an un.
divided interest in said property
Said land belonging to the estate OF
the said minors to be sold for the
best interest of said minor heirs.
This 29th day of January, 1914.
WINNIE COTTON,
19S4-F Fridays Guardian.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06
POINTS THE WAY
The Statementof This Tampa Resi-
dent Will Interest Our Readers


Our neighboring town, Tampa,
points the way in the words of one
OF its most respected residents:
Miss w. 7. Verdier, sos Jackson
street, Tampa, Fla, says: "It would
be hard to fully describe my suffer
inG from kidney complaint. For
years had weak and aching back
and | was subject to chills and Gizzy
spells. Often felt very faint ant
headaches also bothered me. Fl
nally | decided to give Doan's Kid
ney Pills a trial and | am glai that
I did so, for they helped me as eoor
as | began taking them. The pain.
in my back left entirely and the
ether symptoms of the trouble wer,
removed | can still endorse Doan'.
Kidney Pills and l take pleasure il
doing so "
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Name-Doan's ant
take no other.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06

Whenever a GOOD editor who is
also a good man marries a COOL
woman we feel peculiar gense Of
plcast re, fer good editors who are
also good men are entitled to the
best there is and they certainly get
it when they marry good women.
All of which is merely a pleasant
preliminary to our congratulations
to E,lit0r +. r. Stoneman, of the
Miami Herald, upon the announce
ment of his engage ment to Miss iii
lian e. Shine of Orlando, the mar
riagc to take place shortly after
Easter. Mr. Stoneman is news
paper man of distinguished ability,
one of the very best in Florida, and
we are glad to know that ne has fine
sense in more directions than one as
evidenced by his definite purpose to
get married soon.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06

The Jacksonville Metropolis has
discovered the Tallahassee Telegram
and credits to t4at stranger in Flor
ida journalism IN editorial para
graph from the Lakeland Telegram.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED

FOUR LOTS left in Gilpin Park at
5000 each. Owner, Leader
Store, l26 Main street. 2O9S
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06

FoR RENT-My store on corner of
New York avenue and W. Main St
also over $500 worth of plumbers
and timers tools which | will
sell FOR $50. E. j. Yates. 203l
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Tn ERECT ScH0OI RiIII NINE


Whereas. the Board of Public Instruction of
Polk county, Florida. has been duly author
lied to issue bonds for and In behalf of Spe-
cial Tax School District No. | for said county
lin the sum of seventeen thousand and five
hundred dollarSl for the purpose Of construct
ing and erecting the following building, to-
wit for the enlargement and improving the
present school building on the north side of
the city of Lakeland, Florida.
Notice Is hereby given that bids will be
received by the said Board Of Public InStruc-
tion from all persons who may he interested
in accepting the contract for the construction
and erection of said building, on or before the
cath day of February a. u, 1914. according I,
the drawing, plans and specifications now on
file and with e. Il. Murrel as one of tn,
trustees for said Special Tax School DSSrc,
! No. |. in Lakeland Florida. If any such pa.
perS are taken from the Office of e. r. Muir
rel by any bidder. he shall leave with said
e. r. Murrel certified check in the sum OF
! $500 for the proper return of such papers
All persons desiring to make bids, as afore-
said, are hereby referred TO said drawing
plans and specifications, and shall file with
and address their bids to I. {. Owens chair
man of the Board of Public Instruction al
/ Lakeland, Florida, which said bids shall he
opened and passed upon by the Board of Pub.
lie Instruction at its office in the city Of
Barlow Florida, on the cath day of Feb.
ruary. A. D. 1914. Each bid must be ac.
companied by check for THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS made payable to J. c. Owens. a,
chairman. as aforesaid, and certified to by
reputable banking institution. as assurance
that the successful bidder will enter into sucl
contract as contemplated in his proposal or bic
and file bond for the proper execution of The
same. The Board of Public instruction re
serves the right TO reject any and all bids
This notice shall be published in the Lake
land News, weekly newspaper published in
the city of Lakeland, Florida, for period o,
thirty days.
Done and ordered by the Board of Public
Instruction this the 18th day of January
1914.
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
By j. {. Owens, Chairman.
Attest:
~ pApEEp cooro.o, -
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-02-06
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

From the same office is issued
THE LAKELAND NEWS,
A weekly newspaper giving resume
of local matters. crop conditions,
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere
for S1.00 per year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
GntIdlnlSiqnno.

2ebrer: oSddme Did, Sunge, nit
iolhen icbn1ilsiget Stiefeln in otc
S4ule 5u fommen~
uDos iinO ia meincm gruoer
feline.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

PreilBe lei in0 niemols iein 8oter-
lamb berloiien bGtte. in oem er ais
9Lbfonnnling Der clten 9iefugies lebe.
Der &oiier 1uBerte nun iein lebbofteS
ge0nuern, 0oB ser &onig Oen Griea
er5pungen bdtte, mG6reno er Ielbit
MIR piinidte. nit YreuBen in ser
eroBten Sornonie 81 leben. @r be.
flagte 0en aonig Ser li9 inter Dem
ginfluiie Der &0nigin Bate gum
Griege perleiten loiieil. ino iogte BON
ibr, oaB iie iicb lic6cr bate ouf Sen
Spinnroden un0 ouf sic gr3iebung
ibrer ainoer beibrdnfeu ionen. ga
BEL bebouptete er bon oen 6rouen Die
iiG in Stootseeihdfte meugten. ooB
lie on aIlen llebel in ser @elt ibul0
Ieien. unO fiibrte ais geiipiel oen
ginfluB Ser Sroii BON Wlnintenon ouf
Die 9luf6ebung oes GOifts BON g1on.
tes an. @rmon eripi0erte Oarauf:
Sire mir fennen uniere 4onigin nur
ourh ibre Qugen0eli lno i6re @ob(
tboten: ,lie bat iid5 neoer Dor. nod
nod i6rer Sbronbeiteigrng iefnotS
an Characterization bet6eiIiat. Sebr
onimos dii6erte iiA glapoleon oub
iiber Den 8rin5en 2ouis Seroinono,
oent ser aonig ntiiBte oen 4opf ab.
ihlogen loiien ais CT nit on0eren
0ffisieren Dem W2iniiter bon Soil1.
iuib 0ie Senitcr einporf. Sdtte Gus.
ipia XVI, oen Ser3og BON GrleonS
aIeih f0pfen loiien bonn ipiiroe es In
Tronfrei1 ME cine 9eDolution qeoc,
ben 6oben. 9RohmoIS ouf Oie g[ufhe,
bung oes G0iftS bon 9fontes Striit.
fommeno. meinte Der Goiier er Mir
oe niht oieieIbe Tiunmhrit moGen
iuie 2uopiQ XVI. 9eite fortgtinNen.
Die oie Snouitrie oiiRer Qon0cs trii.
uen. ipie sic Nefuqi6s. 9lls grmoii
ooronf bintpies ooB preliBen Oieie
@ritnoiGBe befolot bate siimol uliter
Ger 03egierung 6rieorids IT,. eripi-
Oerte g}oboleon .sSo, obcr er bate
feline Relidion itno ods lit nicbt oilt,
oen 0ie Neligion 1T oie @riinolaac
aller Titaenoen nber er mar Elm gro.
Der 8oiiiq. iin0" ~ fiief er binsii -
,.er bate feline 5roier al Ser Seite."
geim glbidie0 io1te Grmnn oes &ai.
iers redten 9(rn herii6reno: sire,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

beiab, Dem iibermiitbigen Groberer
Sic Stirn 3u bieten, mar Der 7tidb-
rige @ebeime Ober &oniiitoriolrotb
un0 8reoiger Ger fron5oiii1en @e-
meinoe am @eroer Sean Bierre @r-
man, Der ais Geftor oeS 6ron5oii-
i6cn @Dnuoiiums, ais Soitpt ser SEQ.
Ionic wie als @litslieo Der 9lfooemie
Der @iiieni1often un0 ais Siitorio-
graph Der branoen6urgiicben @eidib-
te 5u oen fiibrenoeu @eiltern Oes 0o-
nioligen gerlins geborte.
Gieie beoeutiame GpiIo0e lit i'm
Soufe Der Sabre pieliob per0re6t unO
iibertrie6en oorgciteat iporoen, Ger
llrenfel oieies ieltencn Wlonnes, Der
9oniglihe llnioeriitdts. .9ibliotbefar
Or, g8ilbeln grman in Bonn Bat eS
nm unternommen, in elmer 5ltn bum
oertiten SoOeStoe ieines beriibmtell
llr1blen berfnBten giogropbie nSean
Qierre @rmor 1735-1814). Gin
2ebensbil0 aus Der Berliner fron3oii.
iden 0olonic.~ (gerloa pon 6. 2.
W1ittler uuo Sobn, @erlit) na9 Ell
ner biSber unoeroffpntliMten eigen.
b1n6igen 9lieoerihrift Grunn'S in
fron50iiiher Spra1c 0en @ergang
bei Ger g[uoien3 oiit6entiih mieoer5u.
geben. ggir fiibren oas beute nod
germerfensmertbe aus oieier 9lui.
5eidniIng an
8ei Der glli0ien5, oie 9lopoIeon i'm
Roniglihen S1loB oen @eiitliden
Ger Stoot geip1brte, niir0e ols oeren
dlteiter grlnot porgeitellt. gbrerbie-
tig begriiBtc oieier oen aoiIer imO
iproh nit tiefer 9iii6runQ ieiner itnO
ser gInneienoen glnb1nglihfeit an
ben 4onig iopie oen g8unidj aus, Ole.
fen interchangeable 3u ie6en, inoem
er 6insufiigte, Bob onoere @eiinnun.
gen Dem &aiier ielbit DeriDerflic6 er.
iheiuen wiiroen. 9lopoleon ridtete
6orauf an ale @ciitliden Die W2ob.
ming. in ibrer Religion fort3ufabren
mebr Die Wlornl ais oie Eogmen GIT
preoiaen itnO ben 5u reipeftiren, oen
iie icbt als ibrcn Serriher onIe6en
miiBten. Gam 81 Grnon iif men-
bend, iproh er i'm ais 6rnn5oien an,
oo er oieie Spra9e 10 ert itn0 rein
beberridbe. grmau eripioerte, ooB er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

Sebensfiibrung miro bon 3eitgeuoi-
len ais gor5ug geprieien. Grmon
fonnte 5umeilen 9lnforoerun9en itel-
len iin0 cine Strenge 5eigen, oie man
ibin bel ieiner ionitigen Site uno
llrbanitdt nid5t 5ugetraut 50tte. God
9eidab es oitd al ibonen Sonmer-
abenoet, oaB er nod Inn 5e6n ll6r
ieine Seminoriiten INN ii1 ianmelte,
i'm einen fleineu Spu5iergong i'm
Wfonoidein 3u moden. Gin etuos
grotesfer9lnblid miB es eeipcien ieiil,
wenn ieine grobe @eitolt oa6er fom
i'm Shlofrod uno peiBer 3ipfel-
iniibe, Die. Inn 0cn aopi gerollt mie
Gin Surban, Gn Scr Spite nit roe
them gon0 gebunoen mar. 60 liiit-
monOeltc Ger Scrr Sberfoniiitorial-
roth ltnbeiangen innitten ieiner
0iinfeln Scboar ouf Sem @arOcrihen
Mnrft iro i'm 9oitanienp1loAen h.
D1it ieiner firHli6eR E6Gtigfeit
rerbono @rman felt 1866 ou1 Oas
1ireftorot oeS 6roli3oiiihen @pnrna.
iilintS unO piiBte au6 oieier 9lnItolt
6eren Sdiiler5o6l Dor ieinem 9(uts.
ontritt oui 35 geiunfen mar, neues
9cben ein5lfl6Ben. EroB oieicr
lleberbdufiing nit omtIihen @elh6f-
TEN fano er ouh nod 3sit 81 miiien.
ihoitliHer 9etbdtioung, insbeiou-
ocre 5u biitoriiden 9Ir6eiten ii6er bic
irnn8oiiihe &olonie. @r itar6 in bo'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

Ihen aeben, - aonn lei0er nidt arf
Die 0ouer beiteberl -- Wein Sor-
idlaa iudre oesbaIb Der: 9leibt
iol6 elm Seebo6 ein 6iBHen 81 leer,
g1itn 10 risfier' es oas notbige
@elo llnO iAide Den ,Reiienoen"
in Die @elt, gineu aerl. Der ben
Wluno atf Dem redteu SLED botl -
Sbr meroet ihon ieben, Dab es 3red
botl II Sd ten mir oas foIgen.
0ermaBen Dor: IL @s flingelt in mel.
mem Gorrioor III Wein W4doben
meIoet: Gin Serr lit orouBen, gr
fommt fir Oas Seebao Sanft gin'
oos6oiien. ~ SD Iaiie Bitten Ger
Serr tritt elm, Hatent, elegant,
ieuoul uno fein: ,Meii gaone lit
bon Solmoio.~ ~ Sd ies' i'm aui ei.
men Iollteuil aus Stro6. - Damn
legt er los nSerrll 8ie ieben Sic
ousll ~ sic iin0 ia gon8 blaBlll
Sie niilien 6erausll S6re Saut
lit fobIll Sbr Bid lit mottl Il II ga.
tiirlid, Sic leben ia ltets in Der
Stootll ~ Ole 5iaot lit @iftll 2ie
StoOt lit sic Beltll - S6re giettimg
mdre: Elm fleines Sect, $40 9iube
n1re I'M Gle berum, II 9liht 5u biel
&ronfenpublifiint go feline Rur.
fopeQc 5u boren $50 feline @1loer
sen glusblid itoren -@o fein Som.
fort lit; Ger modt BLOB peidlibI n
llno mo ooS @iien nidt au rei6Iidll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

- g5o man in foltem SeetpaHer ba-
oct, ~ 0o's marines nibt gibt. neil
pnrmes blob iAooet; $50 fein
Sbeater Die gferOen aerreiBH r. gSo
Gusrubt bel Gag mo 9taht Ger @eiit
-alr6, obne @ereoe uuo o6ne 6Iau-
ien: - Serr Sbnen bilit blob
'Sanft gino6s5cuienll ~ sic mill
fen nod Ginoo5bauien reiienll
8ieio2 Gas Mil ih Sbnen beluei-
ienll ~ Sie rSiien wo6l ielbit Der
@roBitaot glipboIt, III ISat niht Die
Spur bon 0lo0iltm @ebolt ~ ga.
gegen Ger GinooSbouiener Sano, TT
Sd babe bier graO' cine Erobe 6ur
Son0, Ser Sono lit oireft Elm Sia-
blum Depot, Soloc Elm sta.
blum Depot en- grosl~ 0onn
6iebt er aus ieinen OerihieOenen "a
itben n Grei 6Iaihen: u@as bob'
i'd in oieien 5Iaiden? II 2uftpro-
ben. Serr gl6 ioeoll ~ So riedt
es BEL unsl 60 riehen Sie mall ~
Cine Wlii1nng BON 8eil9en, Gang
.m0 S5onll ~ unO bier, Serr,
bcb ih Elm @rommopbon. II gSur
feline 9lnait ic6 Mills ni6t Oerfaufen,
SD Iniie es mr NAL e5en loufcn.
~ 90. 4oiien Sic ouf Serr. Soren
Sizes brouien2 ~ 90 rouiht Die
Gee Bel @in00sbauienll Ger
W}eermdodeniong aus G6eron II
aonn eiupaden Dor Dem @ram.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

Der 0leiienSe fir amrOrte, Elm nemer
Bernf.
(OleIienoer, fit wlnrien6a6, ippa irf6er Phi
Nfnnb bis CT IN ildl iebt bic Wlnrlen6nber
Sur srprcbte, geirbe @rolpeitiOiten eriparrn)
g[dI mandes Seeba0 bat es idper
e. @S 6leibt 10 % inlo menidenleerl
Gle 1irettion bat oen beiten Wiaen
~ llno oennoH Fam iie oos gao
niht fiiQeft M 9luf oen Stran0pro-
inenaoen huddit idon Wloos, Gie
4onfitrren5 lit e6eu 81 groB ~
8iel W2eniden 9ibfs, Die er6olungs-
be0iirftig. @iel 9doer gi6t es, oie
gditebeoiirftie. W1on ipeiB mobr.
baftig nidt: gibt es mebr - Bon
iener Sorte ODER bon oerl2 - Dodj
eines lit iider imo b0bit fatal: ::--0ie
meiiten Waeniden fonnen cinmal II
3polf Wlonote 6eqlem eriitiren -
Dbne ein Seeboo 5it frequentierenl--
DoH Elm Seebao, po6in feline D2en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

oieier iiegreicbe glrrl mus oub pobl'
tb1tig iein.~
GieieS imeridrodene 9luftreten
oes 9reiien 9rielters Dor 9}opoleon
Eat oamals in peitciten 4reiien gro.
BeS Qlufieben erregt lino lit uotiirlid5
ouh ser &0niein 2uiie nod &onigs-
BERG geneloet moroen. 9lIs noh Der
9liidfcbr oes G0nigspoares nod Ser
lin I'M Sabre 1910 mieoer 0as Or
oerSfeit i'm S6loiie gefeiert puroe,
frat BEL Der ooroui foIgenOen Safel
Sfonigin 2uiie nit Dem @loie in Der
Sono ouf @rnton at uno iagte, nit
inn anfIinaeno: sd fonn mir Die
@enugtbining nidt beria9en, nit
Ocm 01itter ouf iein @obl nn3iiito.
sem ser, ais odcs ihiuieg, ben W1utb
hotte, cine leBte Son5e fiir Die @6rc
ieiner G0nigir 81 breden."
Sean Bierre @rman ipuroe, nod
nidt 5wan5ig Sabre alt IN Der @er.
0ericben Stride oroiniert unO 3um
9loiunften an oieier pornebmiten
;ronsoiil6en Stride gerlms gelpdblt.
Seine 4reOigten fonoen BEN gr0Bten
NeifoQ, iel6it Oie aonigin uno oiele
lPitglieO,r oes 6ofes geborten 81 iei-
nen rcgclmGBigen 3uborern. Ser
aroBe GuBere Grfolg, ben grmon
ais Gou8elreouer Bis gum ipGten gll-
let fono. crfI1rt iid po6l menigcr
aus Gorn un0 Subolt ser Breoigter,
olS pielmcbr olrb Die gan5e pornl'
berjige Eeri6uIidfeit 0es Heoners,
ole i6ni obe Spnpotbien Der 3uborer
aciuonll 0eionOere Grlp1bning Der.
Oient ieine GbGtiafcit in Ser geripol.
turg Scr StiihInget OIL oenen Die
aolonie ihon oomdls rid mar. gluH
an ser @riin0ung ocs S6minaire oe
tbeoliaic mar ct betbeIgt in Dem
Fortan oie glnip1rter iiir bic iiini5ig
canals in @rcuBen Del 30 @emeinOsn
beitcbenoen iroi56iiiten Hrcoiger.
itelen lire glusbiloing er5ieltcn gs
oerging fait fein Gag, an Dem @rs
man niHt i'm seminar unterridtete
oOer inipi5ierte. Tie itrenge 3udlt
Oes Snternots, sic @epo6nung an
aeregelte, iinlinter6rodcne Slrbeit,
an @euiieiaufeit uuO GinioAbeit ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

&rone formt Iidb ie nu6 Der StelllllI9
ais GinBel6aum ooer ais @lieo eIl'er
@enoIieniAnit, 6 ionoeru aud bic SSilr.
sel, an Ser man oft ie6en fmn iple
Wlutter g1atir glelHinnt nit llepeI1
legunq or6eitet, nm ibre @ebiloe jn
ihiiben. 0ie aiefer, Der Gbaratter-
baum oerW1orf, bic i'm oiirren SnHoc
oortrefilic6 aeoei6t, Der ibr aber ne
MIA Salt 6ietet ihieBt oft beintllp
uno un6enIcrft inter Der Grooper'
fl1he nit i6ren @euoHen e::ae Yer
Iihcrllng auf @egenieitisfeit" in0ea'
elm Baum 5iru onOerl einc ooer mep'
rere @ur3eln 6iniiberirbiIt I'M
our1 Gerwodiung nit Dem gSur3el,
aeflec6t Oes 99ohbnrboirmeS Den Salr
8il gcuinnen ooer 81 9eber, Den Der
lodere 9ooen nidt Qepo6ren tonll-
Gas ent5iebt ii6 gemobnlih Der Se'
o6o6tlng uno miro crit oonn er'
fannt, Denn ser 0in0 gclegentllp
sen lodcren 5ano, ser 0os gur5elge-
flcdt 6coedt iort6ldit SSn oieler
@eiie 6nben iiH bei gorgsoorf iuoli@
bon 0rouien6urg Orei &iefern 81 elr
ner Grippe 5uionunangeihloilen ole
cine Se6ensipiiroigfeit oes Dorfes Ut
int0, ga Die boaiegenoengSur5eln ellle
bequemc Siegelegenbeit bicten Den
@eriommlltugsort Der GortlugerlO
unlibicBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

Stunoe lang iinterbielt. lle6er Oieie
llnterreoung duBerte ser aaiier an
ielben glbeno: n&ette bin i1 einem
bon eiren Yrieitern begegnet, Der
mir tii9tig oie 8abrbeit geiagt Bat "
Dieier uneribrodeue Wlann, Der Dem
@elpoltigiten leiner 8eit gegenii6er
oas &er3 ouf Dem redten Sled botte,
Der, ais 0aS ungliidlide @oterlono
gefnebeIt oanieoerIag iino ale Sdu-
len oes E6rones panften, Den @litb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

mopbon. llnO iest oas geite !"
@r tritt our 9biir IT o@it 'rinfom-
men, $onienl~ user tritt Der
fiir2 ~ Sin W2dnndcn fommt in
mein 3inmer eebnnpela n Ser.
5uselt, Dertrodnet, gefriImmt unO
reribrunpelt. ~ llnO ltol5 fdbrt Der
8ooereiienoe fort: ~ n0as lit giner
BON ben 2eiiten am Srtl Sit bun.
oert So6rel llno obne @eprable:
~ Sii @inoosboiiien lit 0as oas 9lor-
malel ~ Sun0ert Sabre oas lit
BORT 10 @roud 6abren Sic binl
Tcnl peroen Sie's andl~ ~ SD
ontfporte boflid: oSe6r rei5enol
9onl - W2al ipdter. 91ur niAt in
0ieier 'Soiion. TT Dor Sy6nen mar
ndnIib bier cine Came, II 0ie reiite
fir Sitenoe 9lefIaine. II Ole reoeae
gIeihfaas unerniioIidl Seib fab
iie ans un6 did m0 nieoli1. lln0
in Der Stlnoe, oie chen 0eriloiicn,
~ Sab ih nit Der iest idon aboe-
I9loiienl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
Gin mut6issr 9eut(dj- Sram-
sc(e.

9lIs g1apoleon /. nad Ser 91ieoer.
hparfitng @reuBeus i'm Sabre 1906
am q. Ofto6er in Berlin eitt3og, EN-.
ping er am folgenoen Gage Die Spi.
zen Der 8eboroen, uno 5mor 5uerit
ole @eiitIidfeit, NIT oeren Senior
.uno g8ortfiibrer er iiA cine balbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

5en gbren am II. 9luguit 1914 i'm
oHt5igIten 9cbensiobre imO muroc
ols 2ebter oiif Dem iebt ucrihplm-
Omen fleinen 8rieo6of binter Der
Weroerihen Stride bsigeiest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
Der ptlnGec Baum"

oerite6t es nidt ielten beiier, ii6 ae-
eebenen Ierb1ltniIien an5upoiien ais
Der fliigere Meni9. 9ti6t nur Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

gairgenopo fin0et man 10 biele
Dlibtit6eue glemente" pie Bel ben
II YDotograpben.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-01-15
Clarke To Head Waycross
Baseball Association

clair, w, E. Sirmans, NJ. L. Bum;
Waycross member of league board,
Fred Brewer.
Vice President Sinclair stated that
Manager Clark expected to have the
members of the Waycross team report
here at least thirty days before the
opening Of the season. The associa-
ton instructed the Waycross member
of the league board of directors to vote
for and try to secure change in the
opening date for the 1914 season az
compared to 1918, making the season
start about April Is. The director YVES
also requested to make an effort T.
have the rule byfwhich Class c. play
ers are classified changed to read fifty
in place Of twenty games. A season OF
100 games. fifty games TO each half, il
feyored by the local association.
Before the opening Of the 1914 sea-
son the grounds here will be given ex-
tensiye improvements.