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The evening world., 1915-02-25
So Wags the World.
By Clarence L. Cullen.
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URIN0 the honeymoon period
IL the brealfast-tabis formula v
this: "Oh, dawiink. isat Il cute.
my asking you for money!" Lassr on
II 10 like this: II DO % Aats b ask
you. but I'm afraid-I'm afraid-IlI
b. needing . httas money to-day"
Stu later. ~ thus: The gas 6iu's due
to-day-snd ] saw . hat ysstsrdAy
that rd like 70 get" Which finally
simmsrs down to: Tn going 70 get
some things for myss1 to-day. Jim.
I'm In rass. gusss oan make AZ
bout twenty DO. Yss. Z know yours
late for your car and all like that-but
come across!"
The trouble about living IN q sround
floor nat 10 that you haven't got any
body beneath you upon whom b glut
your hatred and set hunk for the
Cossack- charging humping and
pounding of the loathsoms family
who live above you.
We don't beaisve q violst-ray sx-
remarkable In the brain pan OF thu
woman who imaGines that Il 10 chit
and cunnin' for her TO dab her noss
with . foolish little vanity box pow.
der pun at . table In . crowded res
taurant.
We leave Il 20 the Class in Femintn,
Psychology. With no expectation o.
hops Of reply. Why u 10 that. when [
yonsa vhcelh : beby Isa.riae'
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OF the nation they swing their psran.
buaators In close formation Sufirciy
across the sidewalk, and than loek
happy and contsntsd while hurrylnG
pedestrians. IN order TO pass ornun1
the barricade,. step into he dvSh 81
the gutter and cay thinSsrof 3 coSrsS
nature nndar thstr brpsthA
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Wh0t Poo0 WoWeO oo0o sS
- OOD milk viii. for It makes teetn
for calves. Good meat will. for It
makes them for young lions and
wolves, Good vegetables. nuts and
fruits will. for 1t makes them for
monkeys. Good corn. oats. barley
wheat, rye and. indeed svsrythins
that grows will make good teeth. IT
taken in their natural state. no ele-
ments being taken out. for every one
Of them makes good teeth for horses
and cows.
But starches and sugars and LARD
and adulterated foods will not make
good teeth; therefore a wise mother
win keep from very young children
pastry, white bread. cakes and tea,
and win give them instead good MIX
whole wheat bread, cereals, meat
eggs, ripe fruit, vegetables and nuta
and will do well to sec that THESE
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,ss sslIsv. in tia. "aw OF averages" look out for
NarsA
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lxB sS 1884, died great lord, the famous wssnss
commander o. the Emperor Fsrdnands armies in the Thr
Years War; struck down y the Empsrors orders vct
~ much ambition and too much success.
oa q the battle Of Lutssn whore he met Gussvus Of sweds
Wdsnstsin suffer dsfsst He awensprng
Wealth sxaltsd him. power hardened him. engrosssd him.
F III History Of tho Austrian Government, Mchisls thus pain
0aa:
1lb sau. this asur~ BIZ haushty attitude sxpr
G IN fses W1s iorshsaA seemed termed
esaonl As tsek hair shosn and harsh his little DARK
= whieh Ne nsns ss ssthery saeas hs hausAy and
as0sus iss ~ thiek nvsacAss and tuftsd beard
aUss1. - Arst Siaass stastlins ssaaaton.
Tie absesss1 b himself. engaged In his
1ns ssd 6ssisas He stv smile and hs pride
~ snhassa.
"ss siwsys syvssrsd public surrsuad.d BY sxtraordt
His s0esU lived sunaptuosiy at bis table. whore
nsves Aun1rsd dishes we're housssd
Dssss formed h AeussAo and about thousand horses
lsa shiss whsss AsV ted iron marble whsn
- his travels A.lrsl carriages drawn BY four
epavsysl his ssrvaa and bassass sixty carriages
NV Asssss carried ~ psop,s Of his suts ten
DsAaS Win silver Slsiss psvssdsd tAs procession
sWhls III army Asvslsl ITSELF pleasure the deepest si
aep rsagnsl ahsst the Osassa He could not endure the
svnhlas q ear simple
ons shaabssins hanged for waking him without
S6s anl sess secretly put 70 death bscauss bis
slanhel 70 the general Hs servants gsd
aAut iks Dhaates and dossa patrols ncsssanty
Uvsl A palace TO maintain psrpstual tranquil
MY Cains stretched the streets In order guard
~ aeaanse any souAl
~As - esssssA As camp soldiers sxpsrsncsd
vuaAAy AudAsr whss they him like supernatural
bsias"
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Letters From the People

4 vens Usivsssally 0hsssvsA.
~ - 011nB = n Dsahs Wssp1i
- s1y lseai ss1ldsy = ~
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Copyright. 1915. bg n
CHAPTER K.

CHAPTER K.
ANE looked quizzically at me
as I asked about the Hem
why, yes. they are
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"a SuPeratve product Of mhtaI'sm1
The world long since done with the Waensten type rco
rented to the sombre medieval memories condemned
- brutal motives s srotesqps seashne Yet who
dead and cold for all tme that 1t not maybe stirring its
~ jsins expectancy waiting for rumph' watching ito oppo'
;S1anity 10 step down and walk the earth sgsin3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24

Theodore y. Vail, head OF the
great telephone trust. is q prophe'
OF Industrial conditions with honor
IN his own country. Along with
James j.. Hill be has won a high
place as an elder statesman OF
American business
SO Mr. Walls recent comments, ID
letter 10 American Telephone .
Telegraph Co.'S stockholders con-
corning unemployment and business
are OF exceptional value.
American industries, be says, are
based on agriculture. mAnufactur>
ing and transportation. In the last
IS years. the capital represented
IN them has about doubled.
In public service and msnufaetur-
ing about a billion and half dol
lars q year has been added IN the
quarter century: in that time. per
sons employed In these lines have
doubled In number, and their pay
has increased $50 per cent. TO over
s., 500. O00.0oo q year.
In enterprises OF transportation
and intercommunication be wrote.
-the capital increased over Is bill
lions. or an average of $500 .0oo. 900
year: employees over ITS per cent
with an increase in yearly compen-
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Your Money
Mr. Vail on The Circle Of Industrial Conditions.
~ JOHN n. oskisoN

saiion OF $780, 900. 900. or over .o'
per cent"
In manufacturing and public ser
vice work the normal number en-
pioyed AZ this time should be 11.ooo.
900. But there are fully aooo.oo
unemployed. whose yearly earnings
should be ~ least Si.s6o. 600. 900
These unemployed are now living II
the expense OF their savings. their
friends. or the public
The trouble Is. according to Mt
VAN. that the manufacturing and
public service companies can't Set
capital 70 90 ahead with work that
ought to be done. People Who owp
the money have Lost confidence IN
the companies. At least. they neec
billion Q year to keep up with the
demands upon them as going and
growing" companies.
n Mr.. Vail IL right. unemploy.
ment varies with the holiness and
the timldity OF capital; and when
our investors regain conndence the
workers nov out OF q Job win 90
back TO work.
II n an interesting circle OF In
dustrtal conditions We follow In
this country. but one aiarmingiy
easy to break!
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
Tagnphe FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
NEW GERMAN
PRIZE RULES
CONFTSCATORY

| WASHINGTON. April ss.-Thai
Germany. in retaliation OF the gen
crsi "blockade- OF Great Britain
and presumably the attitude Of the
United states-has asserted her
right 10 destroy ships and cargoes
| OF all nations. 10 the interpretation
paced by Washington on the new
prize rules announcement sent out
from Berlin Thursday.
Under the new order. field glasses.
antical instruments pig lead. aero.
planes, coal and coke are made ab.
soiute contraband. Several other
commodities are added TO the list
OF conditional contraband including
wool. rubber. iron and several other
cres.
The regulation prescribes that
these articles shall be assumed con-
ditioual contraband destined for. the
enemy n consigned TO order or to
q person whose name does not ap-
lear in the ships papers. or a per.
son In the enemy's territory
in such q case Il IL provided that
a Ahip shall be liable 10 capture even
bound for q neutral port
The order directs also that condi-
tionai oontraband may be connscat.
ed without regard TO the consignee.
when a ship Is destined for a neu-
traI country from which the nations
at war with Germany obtain articles
OF the kind in question.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
BOY, STRUCK BY
MOTOR TRUCK, DIES

John Herberholz. nine years old,
Of No. s42 Seventeenth-st., died IN
Grace hospital. Friday morning, from
injuries suffered when run down at
LAvtou-ave. and Myrtiest. March
Is, By . motor truck owned By Dc
Man Bros., contractora Police -
ports on the accident show that the
auto was driven By Morrison Keep
or. OF No 1os3 Brookiyn4ve, Who
was arrested on a charge OF reckless
driving. but was later released. Cor.
oner Burgess 70 invostigatipg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
MUST DECLINE
ALIEN CIGARS

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-rnspect.
ors OF the department, Of labor mus,
net hereafter accept gifts OF any
kind from candidates for naturaliIa.
ton papers. cigars and drinks in
eiuded. according to an order by
Secretary Wilson.
The aliens mean no HARM" q
statement by the department of
10 Dor says. when they propose to
back up their Remuneration Of ale
glance to their native sovereign
With box OF cigars. or sign their
petitions for naturalization with one
hand while with the other they pro-
duce q scarab. string OF beads. q
hair brush or q box Of tooth powder
to bind the bargain
The first oficiai frown upon this
practice was given by the chief
naturalization examiner At So. Louis.
who by placsrds In bis once inform.
ed prospective citizens that gifts OF
cigars were not par, Of the process
OF naturalization.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
MARKET
SLOWS UP
MARKEDLY
Prices Stationary Or
Moving But
Slightly
HALT WHOLESOME
GENERAL BELIEF
Professionals Wis ely
Refraining From
Imprudence


EvsniaE Post Company.
NEW YORK. April 23y-Further,
and this time very considerable
siaekening OF activity on the stock
exchange left prices either almost
stationary through the day, or else
moving about within narrow limits.
Only q few OF y the Industrial
shares repeated their recent abrupt
backward and forward movements,
and 10 these no great attention was
paid today. This subsiding OF the
recent high pressure behind the
market IL familiar enough, on coca
sions such as that which now exists.
II does not usually mean that the
speculative outside public has de-
serted wali-st.. or that Its appetite
has been satiated II Ii more apt
TO signify that the professional trad
ers OF the stock exchange. whose
individual energies have lately been
applied to lashing the outside spec
ulators into frenzy. judged IL pru-
dent not to carry the process so far
- TO invite q violent reaction which
would really drive the public from
the market.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
Marriage Licenses

Jacob Baiys. ~. issorer: wik,oria
John MaeNish. y. eatteryman
Ms $500 s'G %aTassi is ,..m.,r.
Anna Mikurt 90
Peoria. iii; lillian Lehi. ~. Detroit
Charles J. Fremuth. 40. steward.
Detroit. Francis spaneek 70, Wyan-
William Thomas. -. salesman.
Roysin Patrick. IL
: ThoTa. Pasko. - butcher; Mary
Oiney Alrinssr. ~. salesman. Fort
Wayne. Ind: wilheimina NscFar-
William KoI.i. -. cook. Highland
Taseo Tirehon. ~. driver; Kate
Aydsy samon. II. iasorsr; Mary
Fred Jacks, u. machlnis,: Anna
Frahcis walsh. 81. insurance. Hell
en- y Fluskey, 20.
George BANKS. 90 cutter. Cleve-
land. q; Mary =. Hoffman. ~, same.
WIllism Eceleston. ~. porter Hes
Frank perry. %. machInis,. De-
troit, Mara 4 Day. "a, Fostoria. o.
August Peilsr. as. isborer. Toledo,
o. Msgaslen1 Hsnn,,s. as sane;
JajsWns ~
Walter wolcki. "a. iaborer Mary
| EukEda ~.
stanislaw Sowicki. IS auto work
or Mary Janusz. Is.
Anthony Cissisiskt. "a. coremaker
| Elisabeth grebha. IS
Frederick Brown. 81. chauffeur,
/ Crosse Points; Emma Terrew. Is. De-
troit
claude Maxwell 70. auto worker
Mary Burkstt I'll.
| Leslie Watson. %. hardware work
err Grace Reed. ts
clifford Maddox. 20 AUTO worker
| Violet Chllr>fs. -
Eric johnson, "a, foreman. Detroit;
ceoie Tsmby, -. Segaunes.
Andrew Martin 7s nnachinls,. Ruth
Galloway. IS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
PREFERS FINE OF
So TO HISTORY

READING. Pa April 2s.--It cost
A. A. stauffer - for kicking q man
OF q flight Of steps when he tried
to teach some fellows to be gentle
men. When he appeared before the
alderman. stauffer tried 20 induce
the latter to accept q contract from
him 70 write his family history from
the day he was three years old The
alderman preferred the 81 fine
.vbxsgnknqf1mm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
YALE GETS $4,000.
FOR PRIZE AWARD

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April a.
Announcement has been made at
Yale university tina, Charles p. How.
land, Of New York: Dr.. John How.
land. Of Baltimore. and Miss Frances
Rowland. OF New York. have given
$4,000 10 the university for a prize
TO be awarded to some citizen OF
the country In recognition OF some
achievement Of marked distinction In
literature or fine arts or the science
OF government"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
BOXING BILL
UP FOR ACTION
IN LEGISLATURE
Fron q sfs1 Corrsspoads~f.

LANSING. Mich. April a3.-Ths
athletic commission or boxing bin.
introduced BY Senator John Paul OF
Grand Rapids. and which passed the
senate with q large majority. win
be reached by the house In commit.
tee Of the whole this afternoon
Rep. william II. Moore. OF Palmy.
n, has announced his intention OF
leading a tight against the measure,
which provides for the creation of
an athletic commission similar TO
those now In operation In wiscon-
sin and New York The bill IL said
TO have 70 favorable votes In the
house.
Rep. Mosre IL the only active OBJ
ponent Of the bill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT, April is-close: The
market opened with . Fooe demand
for wheat aud not much Offering The
tone was Arm ana prices we're higher.
The undertone 60 liverpool was
strong and spot prices were higher.
Offerings OF Engilsh wheat were
light and prices higher. Soft winter
wheat was In active demand and so
were Plate carEoes. British miilers
Weather IN Argentina was unfsvcr-
able and offers were light with q
hrrn tone The continent was taktpg
wheat literally. Indian Offers were
small and there were complaints OF
A leading element OF strength IN
wheat IL the active buying ~ for
eigners- They took q large quantity
OF spot stun AZ the seaooard and
futures they now are the possessers
Of large lines for May. July and Sep
temher delivery and win tsks the
Their action is taken 20 Indicate be-
new crop FIXTURES worth AZ much az
the present May deal II o. on q Ions
war that the bulls are figuring
Weather n very favorable The
about dust storms. but now good
rains are reported and there n pies-
~ OF moisture over nearly the entire
winter wheat belt The general crop
OUTLOOK Was never better
the session and closed with an al
vance Of 10fHc.
Oats Loaf NC and rye against &c
The seeds were unehans.d and suie,
: cars nj SIS. closing at 81 80: MAJ
opened with an advance ~ &c. n
stssH and advanced 70 $50; July
opened At sl-asH and advanced g
and advanced 90 si.ffH; No white,
I car az si.sI. closing nj si-ss: No :
MIXED. ! car az si-st
cash No: :. s,c: No. yellow. soc; no
Oats: stan3srs. seYe asked: no. 8
white. sac asked No. white. SIC.
Rye: Cash No :. car nj sf.tt
Reans. Immediate and prompt ship
cioyerseed: Prime spot. ySfe. Octo-
Der. ss.ss sample red. 10 bags az 81:
prime aisike tsts.
Timothy. Prime spot. s3lo.
~.r .ef's sse s e TIE =, seTr sar r.h 3.
wheat. , % corn. 10 % oats and , Of
rye. wtthfrawais were go bels OF
four. i.eee bus Of wheat. $1,000 bu.
Of corn and 1900 bu. Of oats stocks
81 corn. ), 500 bu OF oats. 5,oc9s bu.
% barley and 1890 hu. OF rye
Argentine wheat exports this week
s.i3s.e0o bu; visible supply. t.s3s.e0o
bu.
Prin. wh.s, receipts were SEA 900
bu against as ooe hu a year sgo
Exports % wheat and -four Friday.
7 so. 90 bu.
Receipts OF wheat Friday: South
wert i5a.0e8 bu.. against "a. 600 bu.;
Duluth. ss c.rs. against ~: Mime
apolis. 100 ears. against ii7. wtrni-
reg. TIA cars. against 257; Chicago,
80 ears. against 50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
MAN DIES AFTER
FIT OF COUGHING

Early Friday morning. Nell Nc
Kinnon. 81 years old. whose home
Is said 70 be IN Gaylord. Mich. died.
following q violent AZ OF coughing.
before other roomers in the house
AZ No. 800 Fifteenth-st. could give
the man aid. McKinnon had been
rooming at the address given sew
eral days. but nothing Is known
about him there.
Coroner Rothacher pronounced
death due TO heart trouble. The
body 10 In the county morgue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
up 70 Paeksr. Now.

l CHICAGO. April 23.--The muchly
heralded Gibbons Mcfarland bout
10 on until the stock yards fighter
does some chasing after the 81. Panl
Wrath. Mike Is on his way to ST.
Paul today, badly disgruntied.
A conference was scheduled for a
downtown hotel last night when II
vIs expected the match would be-
clinched. Packey failed 10 show.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
Approve U. OF N. Library.

LANSING. Mich. April 23.-The
house Of representatives Thursday
passed finally Representative SUIT.
tons bill to appropriate s350. 900 for
lIabrary building for the Univer.
sity Of Michigan. The vote on the
measure vas 70 70 10. II will 20 to
the senate tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
Ahearn LIeks Houck.

NEW YORK, April 23.-Youns
Ahearn won easily over Leo Houck
In their 1o-round bout NJ the Irving
A. c.. in Brooklyn last night. Both
are middleweights.
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,Asked and bid.
N. Y. Cotton Exchange
HONEY MARi<ET.

NEW YORK. April 2s--Money on
calf IL per cent Time money; az
cav per cent for six months Mer.
siissr. london. unckansed: Hr
York. unchanged Demand starting,
o<1e1t-ia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
CHICAGO GRarr

CHICAGO. April 73-Openins -
Wheat. May. NJ &c July. up ike;
September. up &C Corn May. up
&C. July up &c; September. up &c
Oats May. % Nc. July, unchan Red
September unchanged Provisions
Unchanged
Soon-wheat. May. down Lc.
TENDER up ne Oats May. down
&C. July down &c: September, Up
lac.
CIose--wheat. May. unchanged
July. up &c. September, up &c Corn
May. up nc. July. up hc Eeptern-
her. up &C Oats: May. down &c:
July. up &c. September, Up nc
Provisions. higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24
LAKE AND RIvEa srnAxsas.
=: s:..!a ~ Y.
BY Leo.

Ser Cseveissa. PssssssrsA ssA ga
pessts seuth ssa esss, leave daily
io.ts y. m. Fare 10 Cleveland. S1tS:
Pittsburgh. $3.50.
asy-Cleveiand. ef5o. round trip for
transportation, returning In time Tor
business Monday
stssereen Aeee.nedatle.s--U
berth. zee: lower berth. sf.so. whole
TICKET OFFICES - TNsrS ave.
wharf. i37 wooAwara svs. majestic
BIdGJ. 90 Fort %. west.
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roLEpo CRAM Avn PROVISIONS.

car 2h ana xs y ,i nss July si.al
Corn Cash. so@e May. soc: Jolly,
~ ~ ,-nt R%s Car niy cIssT.
erseed Cash and April So 70 Octo-
her. fs7S. Alsiks. Cash. b2s Tim
o,hy. Cash and April, t1hs. Butter
Eggs aud hay, unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-24

Gee co.'e Assessment Boosted
The board OF review. Friday morn.
~. increascd the assessed vaiua.
~ q the Detroit City Gas Co. from
ooo.ooo 10 S7.soo.ooo.
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Detroit Stock Ex.

These quotations subject TO COM
charge;
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s-spllt b-Bld. s-Asked.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
FIFTY PER CENT EFFICIENCY

Efficiency : the Wate h"o'o O.
modern business; first tie sewing
machine took the place 0. many
hands. ana from tina, time scarcely
a day has passed but that some
bright American c.:izen has .ayen;
&c machine that does the work q
many people.
Now I, is the MAN w1o places
the machinery in suth order ,: ;1---
ing out work. tina, tine : saved
aoi twice the cut7l, obtained NOW
TIE AGRICULTURAL EXPERT AZ
am.res the soil On your farm. ;si,s
you VIVA, !, needs Il ter;!i.ze- ..
method Of working . 6oGt,e o. %
triple is product:ve power Wa:
:r2!: WI STOW sest = yoc- ,a.d.
&c un,l here : No WASTE
to;h and ard nan ars 7-o6uot.ye =
their I'M, TIE o-!T ,a:-s ,hs: :
.ack.2- : - appreciation >: a., i :
- c.aa n:1ss,. t. IN ",
consistently works watches his t--k
&eto4@. s-d independence 5+rs.o7
a-i 6-4s %: faa ;.-s = ca-7,s-
>. Nara ,.nes
:, tas >ss2 sa.. az r-vs-s--
co--,.SAs3 - cs-- s5,:=- :
= - H,..-E 5: ~ P2-a-a a-a,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
NOTICE.

TIE annual meeting o. - stock
holders Of the Sta.e Rank o. LAKE
land VII, lie he,3 a; IS eack.Ls q
fee in Lakeland on TGesiay. jan
-. 1915. at - O'Clock {. n, .l-
the election OF officers and the trans
ac,.on Of any business prope. 10
come before said Ueetins
E. Q. FLOOD. President:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
NOTICE

The stockholders Of First National
Bank o. Lakeland. Lakeland, Fla,
will hold their regular annual meet
ing on Tuesday, Jan. -, 1915. az
10 O'Clock, in directors room OF
First National Bank AL stock
holders are earnestly requested 10 oe
present or SCI proxy.
1929 c AYTON, Cashier.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09

OST-A leather moto- fan ts!' o.
Saturday. morning. between He. :
linsswor,h and posiotA : F:.6s-
2lease return 10 Telegram once
and re rewarded nr SylYeS's-
$40
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09

JoST-PocsstAook containing va.1
2t.s papers, AID perhaps sra.
sun q none! Has nans a-5
address. w c B-aG6cck. Lake :
is.d. Fla. stamped o. book p :
va. = returned 90 Telegram o.
fee 3sso
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
WILLIAMS BARGAIN COUNTER

NEW FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW and
lot, on Hancock St in New Dixie
cain OF 1890 for quick sale
l,-Nice 5-room house. II i-o
acres in cultivation. l-2 acres
bearing grange trees. tanEerine and
grapefruit grove. good Irritating
plant. with several acres finest truck
land. This is beautiful place Dor.
6erinc on city limits o. Lakeland.
Price $3.50 Terms can be had
o-I0 acres good truck and citrus
land convenient 10 public hard sur
taca public road. mile 70 shipping
point, Price, $50 per acre
S.-e--oom cottage. southern ev-
rosu-e, four blocks from depot, one
block OF school electric lights toilet.
bath Rents Cor SEA pa. month Prise
$1,000. Terms II wanted
Beautiful building lot. 50 FOO,
iron. lea back on pr,Cc.Ca. stree.
w.:s ane lake front. Price $500.
For sale or vii EXCHANGE Cor city
C-ocA-.y 'a'S FIVE passe-sa- Over
AID 2Ctoc, ohi,e in excellent coId.
,:.o-
New --roo-, tu-ca,ow and - lots
ass-i . p:Nie,ard. AZ TO- s.. 81
90 c"igk sale,
c. J. WILLIAMS
Phone 242 Red
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09

Silver ups offered b. the Polk
County Fair Association are now or
display at Cole & Hu..s They are
offered :or the hes; display 0. citrus
fruits and vegetables 10. any town
in the county. Best display poultry,
best display Asiatic poultry. best
display Mederiteranean poultry.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
WANTED

STATE price and location Address
Permanent" p. o. Box 54s. city
ss4.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09

LOS--5o,s w:s1to-e t-oo r
wa-5 : retained . 4 { Ans
-sz6 city Ea". 80
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Effective Dec. -, A. D. 1914. the
firm OF Peterson & Owens, attorneys
a. law. Is dissolved BY mutual con
SEM; Nj. Peterson viii take charge
o: The practice, the once 70 remain
Il Ihe Dickson building al the p.a-e
:orne..: occup.eG ~ the firm
J. H PETERSON.
3tG9 F. (. OWENS