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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Oy Nmbaslaocr
til Mlerico

WuihtnQton sen t7oe Gee. Gen
nPrruren0e omerifdnitc Nmba9iu,
Scr iii Chill. Senru 4. 6letder. er
iooQ al Frpiinent NilIon uonppnt
I'll 9lmbo3iooer til Micrico.
Gleiio N~rre6on0o er ullcrc0e u0.
nGDnt til merifunif Ambnsiooer iii
% SoreneOc Stater. ioa Nfr. GIeth
cra llourpneIie piG Qieuoprettc ocli
o;plomatiitc S"rbinbcIic meIlcnl oi@.
ic TO @onoe. ion bIeu nlbrtiot Tor
he Nur ij0en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

81 uUre". beldp @iuitcrnc Jig nlco
&%unocporrct / Spioicu iiio / Spi-
'cuUrelrt. huor lette NorfrilfninJer
lcrperc0e2. blanot buiIfe ben tra0i.
tioncue "peooina cafe" ielpislgeIig
lite mdnQleoe. Gen par uubragt
ioi lil ielu paa ct &oro miot / &r.
rCIict % bIcu uoen piOere SmitGu.
piGheOer ifaorct Oh o. ~lerperet al
%riocu iclu.
Nnapt en- 5imc citrr Vrpiioeu.
TINS Aufomit til @ru0ehulct beiunot
o. np9iite iig paa &eien iii &ut
Springs, %ir9inia. bpor Sc agter at
ti!bringe iaa mango al line @oeoe.
breo3bagc. iom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I'll ttanbe ErUiiocutcu al bare ira.
prrcnoe ira Nopcoitaoen.
@co M~iooag9tio ianunc Goq oper.
por Vrpiioenten. ser aIlereoe fors
lTu9it er @eOitciur, oct pnqlte al
i;ne NernebprllS 9uab, ser iunbt
Stc6 / "NInaiaIen" / oct Spibc SOUS.
Get bar Nir. % NtrS. Mc9loooS lille
&Grn, ion / 9ooben lit Nopnet 81.
len MlIlon MtcGooo.
@oobrom @iIion or SEN treble
NrTlioent, iom CT bleuct giit / 80.
bct al lin Gmbcbatermin. FrTli.
out SpIcr bar Sen 'erite OF Sra.
lt0cnt Glcpclnuo Ben onoen.
Dir. Spler blep oAiau GnfemanG
cr fort Si0 eitcr SiltrpOelien al
Gmbcbet. @ou bleb 10 Mar ienere
.Giit meO W}iia SiIin Gardner.
@rouer Glepelonbs grp1up me0
Den iulJc og nafre NtiiS SrouciS
SoIfom ianbt Stco / Oct Suioc SnS,
men oaion oct ioregit / iorboloaui@
Stilbeo o. Blot / OperpGr al ao.
binettetS Meolemmer og oercS Nu.
|ltrlter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

holot, par Der finn iaa Wenneifer
pon 0aoerne omfring oet 6pi6t
&us, men oerimoo par ser omfring
ielue @ru0cbuiet iumIet en- iaa itor
Sfare al upsgierrige Menneifer. al
N0Iitiet bnpoe @Pn6erne iuIoe me6
OF bol5e Silfiericlen rpooet. ga Hrp.
ii0enten anfom / iiu Nutonpbil.
Glting par / Sroen / griloebuiet
ue0 Frpiioentcns Anfomit. oQ Gere.
nOnierne FOG itrar lin S~eqpnoelie.
Ser bar ingen grpQupsmorif, eaer
1nSen Dlliit, ingen g~rlioepiger, in.
gen gruoeiuenoe eaer "ilouer
girls. Sperfen Armeen, Warinen
eler set oiplomatiife aorps bar re.
prpienteret. SeIe aiipren ioregif,
/ SperensitemmeIie ioapeI meo gru6
icm 9ruogoms 2nife, a al Stil.
heb."
Se 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UPreller,
bror @ieliesceremonien ionbt Steo,
ucr rigt oeforereoe meo 9lomiter,
9ionter og arnnie. Ser bar @iu.
iterne ioriamleoe. oo gruoeparret
fem neoao Srappen ira Gtagen
prenouer og Sioe ON Sioe traabte
ino og nprmeoe Tia Oct impropiie.
rebe @ltar. iom par opisrt ioran
5perppgsen / oct inoerite Srrelie.
llmiooelbart eiter, at Ireiten bap.
&c ertlGret benz for "rette sesterolt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
STRANDED paa en- oee %.

G%lupoauoi, @ritiib Columbia, Sen
16oe Sec. en- &nnher pao Shores
Sslano, Gperett 6it5potricf, bar til
bragt "a Gage paa Ell lioen 9 / set
title Sap. San fprIoo ben lite geo.
pentber Ibouiat | Ell aono, ionr, ga
ban befanot Jig / Nrrbeoen al Ell
lioen ubeboet 9, bIep rommet al en-
aaitepinb og fantreoe. Set Ipffebcs
Sit5patricf at bierge ell Srf WtcI, en-
To'e Oatmeal oe nogIe NprItiffer.
Taa oerne Yrppiant opbolbt han q.
bet / oper en- Waaneo.
s Stormpeir ifpQebc Snpet ofte
belt oper Zen, ina ban l1aotte iurre
fig fait til ct al DC ioa SrGr, iom
fanotes Ser, forat reooe 9ipet.
"a ban igaar blep opoaget % res.
Oct, bopoe ban miitet TSoritanoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Ct Darifo til oen
nvbaote Keller,

Sofio, Sapan, BEN 16oe Sec. -
Web Sililutning al Stalien bar Sa.
pan ienot China en- Note ira De ollie.
rebe Maeter ongaaeiibe @ienopret.
telien al oet fineiiife aciieroemmc.
Soften er aiiaitet / ct penlfabeliB.
Sproa, men ben logger Gitertrpt
paa Neouenoigheoen al 6rebers %.
retboloelie / China % De aaiereoC
Waaters g%eIlltning ON at be'fpttt
tine Hettigbeoer / SiliGloe al ct 10
bruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
proiioentpale / Shmei,

Bern, Sdpei3 0eu 16oc Zee. Go.
mile De Goppet blcp iOaq polgt Ill
H%rGiioellt oq Gomumo Sdulthei5 I'll
NiceprPiiocnt al ocn id)meit;iifc ne.
pltbIif. Nr. Goppet er fortioen Ne.
prtblitena RrGiioent og bar tioligerc
pGret Sltititsminiiter.
&alget ioregif paa Ell ipecielt Ms.
De az Observation-Disclosures, huori
oeltnes begge 6uie ocltog. Geremo.
MEN par meget fort % enfelt OF bar.
De itor Sigheo mco Ell SpQesmgoe /
De 6oreueoe Staters .aongres iorui
optPae De ai8ipne &olgmano5item.
mer Tor TrPiioent.
5 et Snteroiep ienere lotalte ban
iig opermaaoe roienoe ON De Sor.
Stotcr og bets poIitiite S%nititlltio.
ner, Spitrgt ON lin Nening ON llo.
iigterne iii en- %inarlig Clint paa ari,
gen, % ON Der ira De neltrale Nag.
tiers Stoe piIoe bli giort noget Sor.
ieg poa al little 6reo. rpitcoe ban
paa Sopeoct.
~Sioen or enomu life inoc iii NJ
gisre noget aloorIigt 6orisg paa al
itiite 5reo~, iagoe ban, "og oet er
panifeligt at oanne liz nosen gte.
ming ON. uaar oet rette giebIif Ger
iii pil inoruoe iig. Sigeooerior bette
iom ode andre Spsrgsmaal argaa.
enoe arigen oil ShpeiS inotage ct
hllbitpnbigt %uegeunptti9t % mi.
trait S~tanopumft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
llofcrlclen.

9telp Dorf Nen Zoe Sec: Sol.
&C Sol0itotlltiten tol Dor NduOrL
meo Suoomcritn Ct iturfi Cpiuu9
/ gtopember.
Gen idmIeoe l%lniericl bcrira be
lob li9 / Noucmber til u0ifiaig ouer
IS ,O00,0O0, tpilfet er 0cu iterite
lloioriel iom noQcuiinoc CT r1re-
auoct ira en- enfeIt Noun / en- en-.
felt Winane0.
Storlteporten al &urerre crporte.
re0es I'll Gnalan0. Troutril o.
Hll9lano, % oct TOO oucr 100 itorc
Gompiflbe og iragtc Dem oper So
pct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
2Gblefoneen 900.

Chicago ben 17oe Sec: 6rant-
Irr Nemhaa, iom oper belle Wellem'
pGiten / lange Sioer bar pPret al.
minoeIig flenot UNDER Naonei
"sGblefonsen". er ioog aigaaet peo
Tsben / lit Siem / 8lencoe, en- Sor.
.iiab til Chicago.
Mr. Hephaa eieoe ubitrafie
seblebaper nPr lit Stem % 5000
acres meo airiebRr. % sebIebaper
pea Ranitou Sslano, Wifisan.
elsie eienoomme aniiaaes ni uRre
ppro $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Grprelsroperi.

Wcuu. @lrf., oen 16oe Sec. Get
iuoQaaenoe Easiagertog pad aanius
Sim Soutberns @uuen bleo / Nut
itauiet melem Gugleton % Acorn al
ire 9auoitter. iom eiterpaa ~ipr9ngte
Stuulitabet / Grpreisppgneu. Otter
huao Serubaueautoriteterne meloer
beitoO oeres Butte al IRE regiitrerebe
Batter. al bpilte ingen hopoe ncsen
itsrre 8proi. Yasiagererne blep life
moleitere0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Nlune: % KIopeivsen.

@aufegdn. 81. ben t5be Sec. -
Sfisnt ser blot er nogen rua Tiger,
iioen aparantpnen bpueoeS. er et
mt llobruo al Neiten bleuet auruelbt
ira Sibertpuile. ~ Sarmerne ior.
LANCER. at belle @ioroen itul nebilag.
res.
SiIieIoet err anmelOt ira Seftfar.
men. ser er ~beliagenoe en- 0sils Bel
ira 9ibertppiae. Spp AZ aisrene bar
auereoe angrebne al Spsoommen. %
Der pentes. az belle Sioroen. Der be-
itaar al 70 Spr. oil bli beororeoe
llagteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Onofcmltlfdtten.
Snotrsternc IS Willioner itsrrc eno
forriae War.
TorbuosbepGgclien.

@aibington Den l5oe Sec. Sislge
Snternnl Observation-Disclosures
Garsberctniug inobetaItes Der / ito.
T:e 6iltdloar al 357,5t5 Snoipioer
tiliammen S4t,046.162 / Snofomit.
tot til Stotstuslcn. nGiten $t3..
100000 mer emo ser Naret ioruo be-
tdIteS al 357,59S SnoipiOer. Ser
bar Ia Verioner, iom betolte Sfot
AZ Ell Snotrgt al oper 100000 ON
Adret. elsie betalte tilldnmen So
439,O0i. caer omtrent en- Sietteoef
al oct inbfomne Sotolbeleb.
Ger bar 326.63S Yerioner, bpis
Snofomiter belsb lig til ira $4,000
Ill $4,000 ON Naret. OF buiS Sfot.
ter tillolnmen be!sb lig iii S16,559,.
1872.
nj &c IA, bpi3 Snofomitcr belsb
10 til Ell bdlu Wtillion Collars ON
9Iaret, Dor TOP / 9tep l)ort % If /
Chicago.
Sc iomleoe ,SnterlaI Reuenuc.
SlthtGgter. inoebeioitet Snotomlt.
% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES belsb iig FOR
Aaret iii $4t5.6St,0 23.
Srnregnet Snotomit. % aorpora.
ti%onSifutterne, men meore9net DC er-
trdoroinrre "arigSitntter" logioroc
De oroiuGre SllotGgter S335,479,.
265, moo S30S. 627 ,6t9 oct fore.
gooenbe Aar. N Sorsgelie al $40.
S51,6i5. "arigaltatterne" belsb Jig
tiliommeu til $50 ,069,t26.
st al sc Understandable 3r9f /
Hopporten er Den Antponina Den al.
Der al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itaoi.
&c Gmiigaribeu. l~lbuioeIien al 6or.
buosomroubet iorunIeoigeoe en- REQ.
gang al $i6.924 1853 / grproeuirs.
uigiitcrne og al S6,466.245 / HfQii.
terne pao 81. Sobnf2ufgiiternc uilte
oaino en- Heoaung al S2,5t5,SS2.
Gc ~itcrltc Snternol Reuemie BE.
leb iuofa9icreoca / ioIgcuoc Stnter:
Geru Dorf, $76,271,9OS; ,<aiuoiS,
$56.2l2.5l6; FenminIponin, 49,.
81. 19l; acntucfu, S33.653.SlS;
Ohio. S27i2L29L % &loiunu.
$25. 76l.l93.
NduOet5 10 ~lIsrite Sutcrtnl Hcpe.
me liitrlftcr BAR TCoriu. ,Su., hpor
$uOtGItrrue beleb lia til S26.206,.
l3t, oQ 2oct gtep BORT 2iitritt, bpor
Suotp1terlc unOrOg Ill S26,2O6,'
l3l.
Gc Iiitrltter. buori Ser imbfosic.
rcoc2 0c iteritc Nclob / corporations
itutter. pdr 2oet gtcp 2orf, S7,O07.
1886 isritc &uiuota, luoberuttet 9hi.
coqo. S36iS,S1i. scr DC iGrifiItc
Stdter9 %cotommeuoe. tuqlc / i'm
Nclhco. uur &llotPgteruc ira oeunc
ailoe itorit / Rem 2ort, Si0,22t,.
2OG, T%enninIuuuld. Sl,725.l39 %
Sllinois. S2.9S3. 521.
&c Giitrifter. hpori Der iuofnsic'
re0ea o. it6ritc 9cleb / %notomititnt
uar Poet Nep gort, S2.20S,S55;
3oic gtcw gort, S6.Ot9,997; 3oie
gtusiotuictts. S2.6s3,0S4; lite
Geu~uiuluauiu. 50 .666,4 49,, % lite
%1inois, 81. los. 0S9.
Com "tiliGlolge Su0tGgter" er
opiort $751.00O, Ser irotOm / Be-
ser Tor Observation-Disclosures
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

faroftcriiercbe Den ioritc Notr, or Ell
iaa b~ctpoelig SnoremmcIie, at nlau-
&c ipanr, at bcnne Gag oil enoc pao
iamme Wtauoe ion1 "Sulitonia SION.
trpuerlen, Der life ipnes at pore en-
Sssring n1rniere, enc oa bcn ame-
rifonife Hegierina ienotc SuifIono
lit nnrepna llltimotim ior MI man.
&c Waaneoer iioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

0onoon tSoe Sec. - ct fort
Slaa er isans / Slacf Grim Galel
/ Albanien mellem Serbere % @ul.
aarere. @eo ben iioite Welbins
berira par aaulpen enbnu nafsiort.
Set fortaItes COG, at Srlgarerne,
jrm bar saaet oper Glpen, bapee
itrot paa en- reorsmiieret ierbiif
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

3iirih 16oe Sec. - Ie 4aiere-
oes 'Silbasetos ira Serbien bar,
iielse Ell @elbing BERTH ira Sufa-
ret, siort Oct al meo aae lloiigter
til, at Mim9nien oil fate Jig ino /
arisen impb Spiferne og Siterri-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21


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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17
CONSTRUCTING THE BIG GUNS
In the Making Of These
Weapons Of War.

A fascinating sight Is to watch the
first stages In the manufacture Of the
big guns. which are proving SO devas.
tating In the war. A solid ingot of
steel, some fifty feet in length and
weighing about one hundred tons, is
employed in the making Of 13-inch
gun. After being forged and then al.
lowed to cool, so that 1t may be
toughened for the heavy work. this 81.
gantic bar Of steel Is pressed into cylin.
drical shape by powerful hydraulic
press, which exerts a pressure Of any
thing between 5000 to 10000 tons to
the square inch. Later what 10 known
as the trepanning operation Is carried
out, namely drilling the bore from end
to end. Next the bore is rified.
The most impressive sight, however,
is the hardening process. when the
rough weapon is heated to dazzling
white heat and plunged into a we'll
full of oil. II the operation takes
place in the night time the sight Of
this big, glowing bar of metal being
lowered apparently into the bowels Of
the earth issuing leaping tongues Of
flames from the burning oil. may be
likened to scene from Dante's Infer
no. The gun is left to cool in the oil
bath, out of which 1t comes hardened.
toughened and tempered.
Now follows the wire-winding opera.
ton to make the weapon stronger and
impart to 1t some measure Of elastic.
ity. This wire winding is much the
same in principle as the whipping on
the handle of a cricket bat. In this
case. however, the whipping takes the
form of a strong steel ribbon, which
is wound around the body of the gun.
Every 13-inch gun has about one hun
dred and twenty miles of this steel
ribbon wound about it. Some idea of the
labor involved in the manufacture Of
one Of these guns may be gathered
from the fact that from start TO finish
the time occupied is IL Months.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17

". L. HEATH, D. G.
HUGH D. VIA. D. G.
Doctors Of Chiropratic. Over Post
mice. Hours 8 to II. .. m. and 2.
10 S and Z to 8 p. N.
Graduates and Ex-Faculty men,
hsrs Of the Palmer School of
chirapratic. Consultation and
sn,nal analysis free at once.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17
Quite a New Dance.

Like a flying dumping Uncle Flop
wit projected himself from the moving
bus to the pavement.
But mud was everywhere.
Poor old Uncle Flopwit's feet
touched the paving stones for a frac-
ton Of a second, but he proceeded for
the next ten yards of his way face
downward-his white waistcoat churn-
ing a neat furrow In the slime.
Then a lamppost brought him to a
halt. He was still PROSTATE when q
Samaritan's voice exclaimed:
"Oh, dear, Poor old gentleman
Have you hurt yourself?"
Now, Uncle F1opwit didn't like be-
ing called old. and he considered the
rest Of the question ridiculous.
Hurt myself? OF course not! That
sliding business Is the first figure OF Q
new dance-the walrus glide. Sup
posed 70 b . walras sliding Oh q
block e 10 into Tie ~ DID Il rathsl
1q1lhl ~ "a - u -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17

CTANDING at the pinnacle Of popu'
y larity. the pretty blouse Of POWERED
chiffon hardly has rival among
blouses designed for dressy wear. II
is not as fragile as 1t looks, but 1t ID
fragile enough, at that. The waists
are usually made Of chiffon having q
light-colored ground over which rather
large flowers are scattered In many
beautiful colorings and shadings.
Besides these lowered patterns
there are others, showing Persian de-
signs in wonderful colors. and also
some novelties rather difficult to de-
scribe. In any case the chiffon 10
draped over a foundation Of plain chit
fon, very thin silk, plain or figured
net, or thin lace.
BY way Of decoration the waists are
more or less elaborated with garnish'
ings of lace, small brilliant buttons
and especially with tiny fiat bows
made of satin folds or narrow velvet
ribbon.
Destined for a less brief reign In
favor are the plain blouses Of crepe
de chine made with sloping shoulders
and long sleeves set into regulation
armhole. Narrow cuffs in bands Of
fine filet lace, or dainty collars and
cuffs of organdie finish these elegant
blouses. They are shown in light pink.
maize, blue and sand color. Often q
little vestee is worn with collar Of
plated lace standing at the back, fin
ished with q .arrow band Of black
velvet ribbon which sur orts and holds
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17

A BLOUSE of white crepe de chine
"A draped with wide shadow lace IN
a fine and novel pattern and having
balf-sleeves of lace, has proved itself
In be one Of the most useful and de-
pendable articles for the wardrobe OF
anv woman. The same design in
light pink. light blue, or maize, Is
equally pretty.
The underblouse of crepe is piain'
with front and back gathered along
che shoulder seam, and sleeveless.
The lace drapery is merely a snort
Jacket heightened at the side but not
reaching to the waist line.
A uedici collar of the lace is gain
cred at the back and supported oy
wires. It is extended down the front
q, zach side Of the blouse to the DOT
tom. .,s ,o
match a suit and is made OF q DARK
coIored chiffon draped over an under
~aist Of lace and chiffon. II Is made
nth a short yoke at the back AND
,,ont and has long. fashionable nous
ouetaire sleeves. a.
A pretty lace chemisetts with mar.
,,.~ coIlar d Get in Ut the mont ana
- ssas aaish ~ a1EsA ~ > ns'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17

finishing touch a cravat of narrow
black velvet ribbon extends about the
neck, terminating in q tiny fat bow.
with double loops at the front Sim
liar bows adorn the sleeves above the
lace cuffs.
There are many small brilliant but
tons made for these dressy blouses.
Although they are not featured as
they are on coats and dresses they
add a very effective and elegant touch
in the finish of these very useful gar
ments.
Many Of the latest models in
blouses are made with high military
collars. These are not practical un-
less they are detachable, as collars
become quickly soiled. But chemisettes
with standing collars are made to be
worn under the blouse. and this
solves the difficulty for those who
like the new high collar.
JULIA eorroMLEY.
Cape for Motoring.
A rubberized plaid cape with green
and blue eoloring and yellow cross
stripes IL the latest thing for motoring
The reverse side lie Of gray. A deer
yoke and full hood. Tor head vsaz
make Il ideal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17

ones for one OF the party, but the ON.
er-well, he at least was In no hurry
to have them end.
There was no need Of worrying over
the other woman. He had left her
ample means, and she would soon find
j more suitable companion. She was
nc. OF his kind, AID surely, no one
could rightly blame him for leaving
that God-forsaken country.
III.
The years dragged their slow
lengths around. Chad Leeks and his
wife Elisabeth were samples Of com
Portable prosperity. But . close OBJ
server would have noticed an air Of
suppressed restlessness about him,
and one Of patient resignation about
his wife. The humdrum Of business
life was wearing the lightness from
his smile and the elasticity from his
step.
He would have diagnosed the trou
BILE otherwise-the Wilderness and wild
ness of the Chihuahua sands and q
dark-eyed boy were calling him. For
years he had succeeded In nearly for.
getting them: but as time passed. and
no heir came to bless him and Elisa
beth. thought Of the boy returned with
increasing persistency. 1t would seem
20 good to have young life in the house.
to have his boy there always. and .
whole string Of other boys sometimes.
and be young with them all again.
During the interminably long. empty
days he revolved the thing over and
over in his mind. until, one day. the
restlessness overcame him entirely.
Telling his wife that he had been
called away on some urgent business
that would require his attention for .
month or SO, he boarded q west-bound
train. and in the course Of few days
landed on the Chihuahua sands again.
Once at the station ne hired rig
and drove across the plains to his
former home. Inquiring cautiously at
q neighbor's as to who lived on the
old Leeks place, he found that
strangers owned his former home;
that his wife was buried beside the
mound that was supposed to be his;
and that his boy. who was described
as very promising lad, was in some
college in the States.
For a week he stayed, going over
the once familiar scenes. But the
place seemed strange to him. the men
rough and the women simple. The
soul had gone out of things, and, try
as he might, he could not put life in
them.
Again he rode swiftly down to the
dry arroyo. across the low mesquite
to where the trail led into the noun.
tains. and crossed the American line.
Once over. he pulled up and looked
back at the forbidding black stills that
shut in his dreams.
w.
It was commencement day. Chad
Leeks was valedictorian. At the close
Of the exercises. the elder Chad went
up and introduced himself to the
younger man as friend Of his a.
Their.
I'm glad you knew him." the boy
replied heartily. my mother could
not die In peace until promised ia
, graduate at the same college that he
attended. She thought 1t might help
, me to become the man he was.'
With sigh the elder man turned
away. He would rather die than al
low the boy to be disillusioned.
"She-wanted-him to become-the
observation-disclosures" he unused bit
terly as he boarded q home-b0und
train,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17

FIlet Lace Lamp Shades.
Have you seen the new filet lace
lamp shades?
They are beautiful. They are run
with colored threads and edged with
fringe Of the same colors.
One for q large lamp II made Of
white flet run with various dull
shades Of blue. There is q pattern of
grifiins and somewhat conventional
lied rose trees In pots and the edge
is finished with shaded blue fringe.
The shade IL mounted over yellow
silk. and the effect Of the light shin,
ing through the yellow and then the
blue is delightful. The shade costs
about fifteen dollars.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17

the collar in place and ties in bow
at one side. OF course the throat
looks very white by contrast and the
little touch Of black adds tone to the
waist.
Waists Of this kind are very practi
cal. standing the washinss that are
necessary to keep them immaculate
quite as well az waists Of nne cotton
fabrics.
JULIA eoTroMLEY.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17

India rubber, it is believed, was used
for the first time as an eraser in ITO.
1t was, however. many years later be-
fore it was put In general use. Prior
to this. pieces Of bread were used for
erasing purposes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-17
The Professions

Chiropractor
DR.. J. Q. SCARBOROUGH,
Lady In Attendance
:, pyches Building Between Park
and Auditorium.
OFFICE HOURS.
A to II 80 q. N. 1:S0 to 8 p. m.
700 to 500 p. m.
Consultation and Examination Free.
residence Phone $40 Black
Evening star., 1915-01-06
Facsimiles Of Manuscripts.

The lectures are to present illustra-
tions of facsimiles of the earliest man
uscripts in Greek, Hebrew, Latin and
other ancient languages. with speci-
mems of the art OF. medieval illumina-
ton; deal with the rise of Christianity
in Britain and the first attempt to re-
produce the contents of the Bible in
song or prose in Anglo-Saxon and
early English, from Caedmon. the first
English poet, to Wyckliffe; and illus
trate the effect of the discovery of
printing and the renaissance on the
making of the Bible, and the effect of
the stirring times Of the reformation
on its production and distribution,
among Protestants and Roman Catho-
lies
Evening star., 1915-01-06
COCKTAILS Is SATISFIED
WITH DEFEMSES OF CANAL
Tells House Subcommittee Guns at
Entrances Are Equal Of Any
Foreign Attacking Foe.

Col Goethals, governor of the Canal
Zone. is satisfied with the defenses of
the Panama canal as far as possible
attacks by sea are concerned, accord
ing to a statement made by him yes
terday at an executive session of the
House appropriations subcommittee in
charge of the sundry civil bill.
Col. Goethals told the subcommittee
that the great guns mounted at the en-
frances to the canal are the equal of
any guns that could be brought to bear
against them by any foreign feet. He
also gave interesting information as
to the carefully arranged mine fields
and the great system of searchlights
which are capable of sweeping the en-
tire range of gun fire and holding an
enemy's fleet in the center of the stage
of visual operations at all times.
Brig. Gen. Crozier, chief of the ord
nance bureau. and Brig. Gen. Weaver,
chief of coast artillery, gave the COM
mittee some details concerning the
canal fortifications.