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EOR SALE

WHY NOT get a list of properties
which we are Offering for sale? Some
duced price Bell Realty Co, Bergner
Building.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT = One nicely fur
nished apartment - o rooms and
bath, including all modern con-
veniences - party leaving on ac-
count of sickness. Address Box
2l9+, care of Telegraph.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

ABDOMINAL. SUPPORTERS
Abdominal Bandages and Supporters
for Appendicitis, Floating Kidney. after
Trnsses and Braces. Jere S. Shanaman K.
SON, Rupture Specialists, 4Os Market
street.
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RAZOR BLADES

ALL KINDS of razor blades resharp-
ened; made better than new; safety. 25c
per dozen; Star, l5S; old @ style Zoe; leave
219 Market street
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MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate
security in any amounts and upon any
terms TO suit borrower. Address p. o.
Box 174. Harrisburg, Pa.
ANY person needing money in
amounts from IS to 500 holding a SAL
aried position, would be benefited by
calling on us. Employees Discount Co,
SO North Third street
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WANTED-Experieuced help.
Apply Silk Mill, Cor. North and
Second streets.
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Where MAN and Work Find Each Help Wanted ac AID
541s
CHICAGO CATTLE

United Gas Improvement ..... Ss
United States Steel ........ 54l
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Government Positions

Ia siIy secured. Personal INSTRUCTION.
Special summer rates. Prepare for
Fail ExaminationSSi isr6AI RAItMAr9 AEAr9E MALI snd
|otber nositions For further informa-
lion cali at or address THE WILLIAM
Penn SCHOOL. 81 n. Second Street
Serond Floor. open Monday, Wednes-
|day. Friday and Saturday evenings:
Expert consultation and advice FREE
'OF- CHARGE.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY;
Rureau of Water nnd Light

BIDS will be received at the office of
the Superintendent of Public Safety.
NJ, May il. 1915. for laying water pipes
in Boas Street. from Eighteenth
Street to the eastern City Line. and in
Monroe Street. from Calder Street $50
feet north. Plans can be seen and
specifications can be obtained at this
Office The right to reject any or all
bids is reserved.
IT. +. BOWMAN.
superintendent Public Safety.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED - In every town
to sell high-g grade household special
ties; no talking needed; $25.00 weekly
easily earned. Keystone Speciality Co.,
20 South Thirteenth street. Harris
burg, Pa.
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DIED

SAYFORD = Died, at Newark. \. ]"
May 8, 1915. Marion woodward say,
ford, daughter of John NJ. Saytord
and Nellie Wallace Sayford, late OF
Harrisburg.
from the residence of s. Newton Say
lord, 104 Calder street.
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REAL ESTATE For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE: OR EXCHANGE FOR
FARM
1885 Park St 3-story brick 8
rooms. bath and steam heat front
and rear porch side entrance -
practically new.
Pine St, Enola - double 21k STORY
frames - rooms each - front. side
and rear porches - lot, 75x150-stable
on rear.
BRINTON-PACKER g.,
Second and Walnut SITS.
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COTTAGE on PAW PAW ISLAND.
furnished on Juniata River. by day or
season. Boat furnished. Rates. $1,25.
Reduction for season. Write =. Il.
Faust. Mill Creek. Pa.
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TWO new PA story brick dwellings.
1901 229 North Fourteenth street
nicely papered: gas; electric lights:
paved streets: all conveniences; front
and rear porches. Rent, Ss5 month.
Immediate possession. Apply r. Oen-
slayer, Ill North Third street
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Nos. I249 and 1913
Market street: suitable for lodging and
boarding houses. Rent, S25 and $3.50.
No. 1S43 Whitehall street; modern
steam heated house. with porch and
Park. Rent. $50.
]. f. GIPPLE,
1851 Market.
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IN NIENIORIAM
LOST

LOST - On Second street or Middle-
town car, between Boas ana + ,i ouItn
and Market streets, or in PomeroE ;
Store an amethyst brooch set in roman
gold. Reward If returned TO TINS oIhoe'
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STORAGE

Office OF the Board of Commissioners of
Public Grounds and Buildings of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Har-
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EILi' WANTFD-Aalea and Female

RAILWAY NAH. AND POSTAL
CISRkS - EXa ninations soon; over
1000 appointments yearly. Prepare at
rayment after appointment. PhilRdel-
nhia Business College. Civil Service De-
partment. Philadelphia. Pa
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SITUATIONS /wANrED-MaIe

YOUNG MAN. about 80, commercial
graduate of Peirce School. Philadel-
phia, Will accept or enter training for
responsible position in business that
offers future; state full particulars in
first letter. Address H.. 2196, care of
Telegraph.
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WANTED - a young. white girl to
help with general housework. Phone
2215W.
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HAULING
II. 4. HARTMAN, boarding Stable and
N,flonnl Transfer Co. Movera of
IN nos. safes, boilers and general haul
Iie' ii. w. Lathe. Manager, Fifth and
Woodbine streets. Bell phone NO.
25OsR-
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FOR SALE - One house on Second
street and two on Third street in beau
tiful Riverside. Elegant suburban
homes. Large porches; large yards;
all conveniences. Prices low. Easy
terms. f. Moeslein. 424 State; Lewis
NJ Neiffer. 222 Market
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PIANO MOVING. tuning, packing and
storing. Work done by experts. Winter
Piano Co. % North Fourth street. Bell
phone 146.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08
ball, bubt can't. GONE through With

ball, bubt can't come through WITH
the stuff 4.
Though these. would make a good
foundation for any team, the new
material is showing up wonderfully.
Thede are over thirty new men ex-
ne e. ed. including among them a;
least a half dozen hundred aad
ninety FOUNDERS. No doubt these
will put an added zest inta the
spirit with which the mem befs OF
last years sAuad enter into their
work.
Everything considered, the pros
poets for a winning team in 1919
ccrld scarcely be brighter. Coach
Mccoy has again been North and
has gotten together a bunch of good
ideas which will no doubt show up
on the fild very soon after practice
be gins; so that, with the good men
who will be in Gainesville on Sept.
10th to put these ideas and plans
into execution, there is not chance
that the Gator squad of this year
Will be anything but winning COM
! bination.
T j. SWANSON,
MGR. Fla. Football Team.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08
SENATOR BRYAN IN
DEFENSE OF OUR COURTS

Senator Nathan Bryan, Of this
State, in his Labor Day speech at
ST. Augustine, said:
1T has been one of the chief
glories of our system of jurisprnd-
ence that our courts uphold the
rights of men, irrespective of their
number, their influence, or their
wealth And. just here permit me to
say that that man is a dangerous
citizen, who would undertake to
make the people lose faith in their
courts. 7 believe. on the whole. men
in public offices, in all of the three
great ents-leeislative, eX-
ecutive and judicial-are upright
and honest. Perhaps our institutions
are strong enough to withstand uE-
merited criticisms of the executive
and legislative branches of the GOV
eminent but, unless the judiciary he
maintained in all it's purity, the in
Jury to our institution is beyond all
calculation Men called into posi-
lions of responsibility, as a rule
measure up to them. | believe this
is especially true with respect t.
Judges. I believe. also, that there Is
no justification or foundation for at
tacks upon our judiciary, and II
there is not, there cannot be NOR
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08
A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT

There are just as many people IL
the United States today as ever there
was. They have to move and have
their being. They have to be
housed, clothed and fed.
These facts being true, their de-
mands will keep the wheels of prog
ress in motion. They will not cor
rode nor rust.
1t is a well established fact thai
the higher we advance along the
paths of civilization the greater are
cur demands. The one keeps even
pace with the other.
The cost of living now at many OF
our hotels is more for single day
than was the cost for whole week
in former days. The difference ap-
plies TO other things than hotel
rates.
All of which makes for the pro-
ducer.
1t does seem that a mere state
ment of these facts ought to be help
tul and encouraging to all con-
cerned
Did we say that there are as many
people in the United States as ever
Lefore? We should have said that
there are a great many more.
Heretofore the United States has
been sending annually to Europe
mighty army of tourists.
Now, per force of circumstances
they are all made to stay at home
Their sightseeing must be confined to
their own country. 1T will be noted
that they are visiting among the
lofty majestic mountains of Vir-
ginia, North Carolina. Georgia.
Tennessee, and across the rockies,
viewing the rugged and unsurpassed
: attractions of that wonderful en-
pire.
Two years ago we were at th'
Grove Park Inn at Asheville, n. c..
and 1t almost had the appearance Of
a solitude, but this year it has beer
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08
APPOINTED RECEIVER

Mr.. ]. l.. Fouts, cashier of the Cit
liens Bank of Mulberry, has been
appointed receiver for the private
banking house of H. NJ. McLain &
Co., of Auburndale, Fla.
The appointment came as sur
pris, to Mr.. Fouts, who filed his
bond and took active charan OF the
affairs of the failed concern 81 Sat
urday.
Mr.. Fouts is president of the STATE
Bank of Auburndale and it WAS be-
The three bills which the ciups
a number of measures.
cause of this fact that the appoint
ment was made. The bankrupt
financial institution has alreadr paio
dividend of twenty-five per cent
to its depositors and it is hoped that
in the hands of the present receiver
another payment will soon make IT.
appearance. Mulberry Herald
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08
GATOR SQUAD STARTS
PRACTICE SEPTEMBER 10

Just a few more days now, and
Fleming Field at the University oil
Florida will be the scene of great ac-
tivity. Men will. be lunging at the
dummy figure suspended in air, men
will be running up and down SEEM
ingly with no fixed purpose in, view,
and men will be throwing them
selves at full length along the
ground, now and them lighting in
heap on one ear. and coming up with
a face grimed with soil, This will
be the football men, back at the
University, working hard to turn our
for Florida the best team that has
ever trotted out on Southern grid
iron.
The manager of the Alligator
has GENTLY turned in list of over
fifty names to Coach Mccoy and
| every one of these will be requested
to show up on September 10th and
get busy at the game. This list in
cludes both old and new material
and constitutes the pick of all .le
football prospects in the State.
Among the old men who are ex-
pected to show up land show others
up, also), are Farrior. last years
center, and who this year should
have very few equals in s. I. A. A..
circles; Yon and Goldsby, as guards,
Lotspeichfi at tackle, and Henderson
ard Cowsert, at tends. Only two
men are missing from the line;
Hancock, last years captain and
right tackle, and Reid, end While
these mems places will be hard to
! fill, there is wealth of new mater
ial coming in, which will go lonS
wayse toward plugging the openings.
Yon and Goldsby have had years
experience on the Varsity and the
new man who succeeds in capturing
their places will be able hto say that
he is some football player. Lots
peich is this years captain. and with
this as an added incentive, he will
me practically unbeatable. Hender-
son has had two years on the
Varsity and will hold his own with
any of them, while Cowsert is de-
stined to loom up brighter than
Halley's Comet when it comes to
playing his position.
In theback field none of last
year'c men are missing except Swan
son. Sparkman will again be found
tearing up lines and downing would
: be runners, with all the old fight,
Tor which he is noted; Ramsdell will
again carry the ball around end
many times while his opponents
seem chained to their places: and
Fuller and Thompson will make
monkeys out Of quite few oppos-
ing teams who think they play foot
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08
NEW TALLAHASSEE SPIRIT

Those who have been accustomed
of thinking of Tallahassee as the
sleepiest old town in the State, hold
ing it's place on the map solely
through being the State Capital and
the excellence of it's people, who,
however, seemed to have all they
wanted or though it not worth while
to make an effort to get anything
more, will have to revise their est;
mate of that place. Since S. B.
Clarkson went there and commenced
the publication of The Advocate he
has been an unceasing and untiring
booster, and an epidemic of the
boosting spirit has spread over the
town with the same aggressiveness
as an epidemic of small pOX, but not
with the same results. Two COM
'petitive boosting clubs are now in
existence there, and If you live a..
the capital you have got to be a
booster or keep under cover all the
time. T. ]. Appleyard and A. H..
Gingsberg are at the head of the re-
I spective clubs, and when either one
of them nail you it is either sur
render to the new spirit or burn ur
the road towad the tall timber. III
that spirit had struck Tallahassee a
half century ago she would now be
one of the largest and wealthieSt
cities in the State. competing with
jacksonville and Tampa in both
population and wealth. instead of
lettering away down toward the bot
tom of the list Here's three fingers
tnothing at hand but Adams ale
to the new Tallahassee spirit
Gainesville Sun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08

a beehive of life and animation 30
much SO that visitors had to De
turned away daily.
3 All the hotels and boarding houses
in the mountains and at the seashore
have the same story to tell.
The mighty army Of Sight-seers
annually flocking to Europe have
been touring in their own country
and the change has been surprise
and pleasure to them
All indications point to large III
fiux of visitors to Florida this sea-
son. and wherever this army goes 1t
puts a steady stream of the need
full" into circulation throughout all
the ramifications of trade.
The war in Europe has made the
United States the great creditor ma
ton of the world. The tremendous
armies busy battling against each
other over there are being largely
fed, clothed and munitioned from the
fields and factories of this country,
and when the war is over the Unit
ed States shall have largly MADE
conquest of the trade of the world
and she will have ingenuity and in
oustry enough to hold it.
True, there is feeling OF deprea'
sion here Just now for well known
reasons, but this depression is
merely transitory and will soon pas:
away.
Beyond this temporary depression
skies are right with promise. Take
cur word for it that it will not b.
long before Florida will throb from
the impact of activities from else
where, If from nothing else.
She has everything in her favor t.
invite prosperity and beckon it on
ward. She has the soil, the climat'
and the sea.
There's a good time coming.
Wait g little longer. "-Ocala
Palmer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08

Thomas A. Edison is not only the
unchallenged monarch in the field of
invention. but he is a long-headed,
practical business man, of rare pow
ers Of observation and deduction
and as a manufacturer on large
scale he has his finger always on the
pulse of the times. Here is what
he had to say recently:
Entirely leaving out the question
of war activities, activities whicr
are hectic flush and do not give q
complexion which indicates tht
healthy advance Of commercial en-
terprises in the United States. an
satisfied this country has embarked
upon seven years cruise of pros
perity."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08

cruel act, or a more dangerous one,
than to spread abroad the belief that
justice is not administered, con-
scientiously and impartially
That is all well enough, perhaps,
for oratorical purposes on occasions
OF public celebration and We have all
heard it many many times before,
but it doesn't get to the point. Il is
platitudinous and without practical
value. II Senator Bryan is in vital
touch with the masses of his coun-
trymen he knows that distrust of the
courts is everywhere prevalent and
that wherever two or three men of
the plain people" kind are met to-
gether and the administration OF
Justice through the courts is sub
ject of conversation those men are
often worse than skeptical and have
reached the point in their distrust
where they have little or no hope in
the efficiency of the courts.
And if Senator Bryan is as wise
and well-informed as we hope he is.
he knows that this. distrust is not
wanton or gratuitous but is based
solely upon the action of the courts
themselves in their notorious ineffi
cheney as speedy and effective agen-
cies in administering justice, especi-
ally on the criminal side of the dock
ct. And il Senator Bryan wants to
locate the seat of the trouble he has
hut to put his finger upon his own
profession, for the lawyers make our
laws and run our courts. and If they
are not responsible for the shortcom-
ing of the latter, neither is the man
who makes and operates machine
OF wood and iron chargeable with
its deficiencies.
Everybody knows this to be true.
Great lawyers and jurists all over
the Union, such men as William II :.
Taft and Elihu Root, who have no
personal or professional interest in
the delay or defeat of justice for
the sake of client and his fee, adj
nit and deplore these defects in our
courts and are urging remedial leg
islation to cure them.
Senator Bryan says that that man
is a dangerous citizen who would
undertake to make the people lose
faith in their courts" Tn the sense
in which the senator used the phrase
lie is correct. Such men as he refers
30 are almost negligible in numbers
and influence, but they themselves
are but the by-products of that great
mass of honest and intelligent citi-
zens who know from their own eX-
perience and observation that the
courts are not efficient and never
will be until persistent popular com
plant and agitation have created a
virile and aggressive public senti'
ment that will bring reform. DOM
blame the people for criticizing thf
. courts, Senator Bryan, but blame the
class responsible for the things the
people criticize.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08
ATTENTION, ELKs!

The weekly meetings of Lake.
Lodge No. 1891, have been resul
and meetings will be held regul
every Thursday evening at s ocl
The meeting next Thursday even
Sept. 8, will be of special int
and a big attendance is expec
Refreshments will be served
the meeting.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08
Lakeland's Best Clothes 81
Phone 243 Drane Blds
SEPTEMBER 8 IN HISTOR

1784-Ann Lee, founder Of
Shakers, died in Water
N. Y, born 1886.
1S53-IThe first chamber in HO
adopted the much. dis
law in religious liberty
vote of twenty-five TO
teen.
1S54-The government of
passed a law prohibitin
army officer under the
of colonel from mar
without the permission 0
government.
1900-Signals flashed around
world in honor of openi
international geograI
congress in WashingtO
c.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08

We lynch criminals here in the
South sometimes when the crime is
atrocious beyond the ordinary, but
we don't assassinate judges. The
murder of Judge Knowles in Rhode
Island by unknown assassins who
waylayed him and shot him to death
On the public highway ought to hold
that virtuous commonwealth while
and silence its criticism Of the bar
harous South
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08

Speaking of lost gold mines. what
has become of Harry Floyd? He was
until few months since mine of
bizarre and brilliant bunk, with mug
gets of the pure quill" as the
miners call it, cleaning here and
there on the ore dump of his output
But he quit cold, all in a minute,
as it were, and those of us who
thought we could understand him, IN
part at least, really miss him. They
say Harry is a fine lawyer in eooC
practice over at Apalachicola, and
the queer, fragmentary stuff he gives
to the press is only one side of his
mind distinct from and entirely I'M
like the other.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08

Car Nicholas informs the world
that he has formally and personally
taken command of all the Russian
armies. The Cars military genius
is an unknown quantity and if there
is anything Napoleonic in him he
has kept it carefully under cover all
during his reign. But the moral eff
feet of his announcement upon his
people may be to hearten and en-
courage them, on the theory that ne
change could be for the worse, and
might possibly bring an improve
ment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08

the man who. sends his neighbor to
untimely death by refusing to clean
and keep clean his premises, because
Il costs real money-what fate
should be prepared or invented for
him? And the city that backs him
in his selfishness and greed is hardly
less to blame.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08

German submarine activities seem
to be diminishing. There may be
something in the story that more
than fifty of these submarines have
been put out of commission by, the
British navy and the allies have
learned the secret of making them
harmless
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08

The good roads convention in this
city tomorrow promises to be a rec
ord-maker in point of attendance;
also in the intense interest of the
dele atcs in the proceedings.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08
Daily ThctInbt.

BE not angry that you CT mot make
others what you wish them to be,
since you cannot make yourself what
you wish to be.-Thamas attempts.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-08
THE LAKELAND NEWS.

THE LAKELAND NEWS,
a weekly newspaper giving q resume
a. local matters, crop conditions.
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere
for $3.50 per year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-31
DARDANELLES
 SITUATION GLOOMY

LONDON. March Sl.-0ptimism ov- CT early reports of successful attacks against the Dardanelles has been less ened. The Times naval expert eX. presses belief chat the fleet cannot force a passage without cooperation of land forces. As the Turks have concentrated 25O,OO0 men a great Ang. lo-French force would be required.
 The Turks have managed to streng chen their forts and construct place ments for new batteries. They have number of movable batteries. with guns on motor trucks and railway car riages. which are shifted from place to place
 The French admiral says the straits are clear only to Pephez Burnt. l2 miles from the entrance. The main mine fields are between Chanaw Clale Suitanio) and Kid Bahr on the narrows.
 The Turldshr claim. made some time ago. that French submarine had been sunk. is now confirmed.