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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28
Machine Gun Pfrfected

German machine guns show great
Improvement on those that were used
at the beginning of the war Thev
can be carried by one man, ammuni
ton, spare parts, and all, and they are
provided with an extra tube II is not
that the German gun is light. bu, it
is so contrived that 1t can be hnlsted
on to a mans back. certain parts t.
ing padded and providing an easV
grip
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28
The Elders inspiration

At the close OF the forenoon session
Of ministerial conference in Phila-
delphia, in announcing the opening
subject for the afternoon, the presid-
ing officer said: Elder Jones will pre-
sent paper on The Devil" Then
he added, please be prompt in attend
ance. for Brother Jones has ascarefully
p-erared paper. aud is full of his sub
1ect"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28

Injurious insects found in seeds
may be killed without affecting the
terminating qualities of the seed by
treatment with hydrocyanic s-id Fzs
In a vacuum chamsc:.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28

"Jaggs said the story told him the
other day made him hold his breath.
Gee whizz, but If he succeeded in
holding his breath, it must have been
a tussle!"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28
More Sensible.

The reason the motion picture sun
rise is so much more popular than the
real article is that it has the good
sense to come at more reasonable
hour.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28
Citrus Industry Will
Be Benefited By
Green Fruit Law

has been a serious handicap to the
industry of this State. Whether or
not the tentative standard fixed by
the national government is a proper
one, I do not undertake to say. AS
l understand it, if the standard is
not the proper one it will be changed
before another shipping season.
Some of my friends seem to fear
that the prices later in the season
will be unfavorably affected by pres
sure on the market of fruit, which
would have gone out of the State
early in the season, but for the pure
food regulation. am inclined to be-
lieve that there is nothing in the
way of trouble along this line to be
looked for. If all the fruit from
Florida goes to the markets ripe,
palatable and sweet, it is more likely
to be taken by the consuming public
at good prices than if a portion Of
it is so immature as to be undesir-
able
Business Men Pleased
Tampa is perhaps more heavily in
terested in the citrus industry than
any other city of it's size in the
country. According to Mr.. B. l..
Hammer, secretary of the Tampa
Boad of Trade, the business men of
that city are very much pleased at
the enforcement of the regulation
against immature fruit. They be.
lieve that this is one of the biggest
things for the good Of citrus Florida
that has ever occurred.
Some of us have been greatly
amused by the excited editorials in
certain North Florida papers regard
ing the injury done citrus fruit
growers by reason of the fact that
unripe fruit cannot now safely be
shipped out of the State. If some of
these papers would employ editorial
writer's who are familiar with condi-
lions in Florida, their attitude to-
ward matters of this kind might be
considerably changed.
1T is not the intelligent growers
OF ORANGES and grapefruit who have
been worried by the activity of the
pure food department. The fellows
who have allowed spectators to
persuade them to ship their fruit be-
fore it is ripe have suffered of course,
if the government inspectors found
the cars and confiscated them. How
ever, there is no question but that
the general effect of the enforcement
Of the regulation will greatly benefit
the citrus interests of the State as
IA whole. Jacksonville Metropolis
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28
Cost.

Friend of the College President
What did this beautiful dormitory
cost your" College President-"Three
doctors degrees. One for the man
that put up the money and the others
for two friends of his."-Life
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28
Lemon Juice for Headache.

Lemon Juice and water win very Of
ten give great relief in the case Of .
sick headache. A winegiass Of lemon
Juice In q little water taken three
times a day il also recommended for
rheumatism
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28
Optimistic THOUGHT.

The whole of life is but a moment
of time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28
Optimistic Thought.

Noth."- ia -n~'r' than : tear.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-28

we've been hitting 1t up, as Mrs.
Smith. next door, says. We've had the
painters in and the plumbers, and the
plasterers. and the--the chairs have
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
gInt fiibrte aMf leine spnr.

Inter Der 9lnidnIOielne, on9eb.
lid in oos 2op.@eb1uoe, gIr. 225,
GourtlonO-StraBe, cingebroden ino
Giearren uno Gigaretten, Gigentblnt
bon George q. Curtis bonn equitable
@eb6iioc, geitoblen 5ii boben, ipuroe
geitern Der 33 Sabre olte 9feger Sop-
arb 9epes bon g3r. 1406, W8c@loerrD-
StraBe, oiird Eoli3eiriAter Supplee
I'M mittleren Stationsbaiie Oent @e-
ridtsperfdbren iibermieIen. Der 9fe-
ger muroe Our1 Die Geteftips Dunn
uno 9ltfinion perboftet, ipelHe ourA
glutflcden duf feline Spur fomen.
9epes bate ii9 beint 3eridlneet Oes
Gigorren-Sh Shaufaitens oie Sano 5er-
idnitteu. Sn ieiner @obning fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
geimd lam nnO Hener brad ans.


5iinf Wlinuten nd6 Dem gintref.
fen eines 6reiuoes, Der bon Spo.
fame, Woib, bier onloneie, brad IN
ocnt Seinl bon Scrrn iin0Grou YauI
9orrilliere. an Der Golling. imo
Ironcis.&ooo in &elop, Elm grono
aus. 6err 2orrilliere, wclher ein
9lneeiteIltcr Der vGbeiopeofe & Poto-
mac Gelepbone Company" lit, mor
nod Baltimore sefomnten um ici.
net @eIf)Gften noH5ueeben, sSn Der
3tpiiAen5eit trnf 81 &ouie Der 9eiud
cin, ols ploslid Oos Gierihndoden
in oen YorIor itiir5te itn0 meloete,
DAB Ser Siibneritoa unO mebrcre
oroere @ebduoe in Drono itonoen
Sic 6Iommen perbreiteten iicb NIT
iol6er Gle, Dab 6rau 2orriaiere
nebit ibrem 8abD lIu0 Dem Yeilther
aus Dem Sauie flieben nltBten Gie
Spriten-G Gompdgnie bon GotonspiIle
loiHte ben Brand ebe oos Mobnbous
5erltort muroe SSniiuerbin purOe
ooiIelbe iebr beih1oigt. 3rou Sioac
s. SSroncis, bon &eIop, W1O., 1T oic
Gigentbiinerin OeS 8nliics.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
3iuei Webitrtstaasfeiern

92ur I'M 8reiie ibrer 6oniilic fei.
erten am Iebten Gonneritog 3uei
Dtitelieoer oes nllnobbdnoigen 9iir.
gerbereins", ST. 8r1n5 9einborot,
W2itelie0 Der Ggefutipc, unO Sr.Gon.
roo 6obutiiIler, GeIegot, ibren sc.
burtstog. geioc @eburtstagsfiaoer
ipurSen uotiirlia bon i6ren gIngebo.
rigeu nit @eihcnfen be0oht, aber
Den Gag ibrer @eburtStagsfeier bat
ten lie Dor ibren gefonnten uno
SreunOen in beideiOener @eiic &c.
beim gebalteu.
Sr. Neinborot, iueIder in gSr.t33S,
puIlitrube, Elm Moterialpaaren @e-
iddft betreibt, puroe am 25. Wdr5
1868 1T Dab 2iebenitein SohIeu.
W2ciiingen, geboren iino fam int
Sabre 1884 nod) glmerifo SSn 1887
Derbeirutbete Ct ii9 nit SRI. Worie
Bidder. Ger CHE entiproiier iieben
9inOer, BON oenen nod flint onl 2e-
ben linO. Sr &einborOt lit Sdlot-
meiiter Oes v4ranfeu.llnteritiiBungs
8ereins bon Socliit 8uint"
Sr. Conrad 6obmiiler erblidte am
Is. W1dr3 1860 in Giirt6 Bel 9Siirn-
berg oos 2iHt Der @eIt. @r nerbei.
r1tbete Iib Dor % Sobren in Dliin-
den nit SRI. 8urgunOa @ittntonn
uno fam ein Sabr ipdter NIT ieincr
@ottin no6 9lnierifo. Seinent III
QeutIdlono erleriiten @eruf eetreu
betreibt ct bier in Dar. 1881 ggeit-
2oin6orOItroBe, eir 9olIter. uitO "a.
peSiereei61ft Gr iii Der 9rdiioent
Der ,,@ittelsbad Seftion g1r. /,
Q. N.s@.," uno Geputirter oes r9iS.
mard QiItrifts 92r. 147, 3. Il. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
0iItrifts.G6ef 9inO Serlebt.

Bei einem 5euer IN benz GleiiH.
lnoeu bon Sobn q. S9Iuoerberg &
Son, bon glr. 1929, golter- -9lpenue,
erlitt geitern Wloreen Ger erite 0i.
Itritts- 6euerdef M1idoel 9[. 2ino ci-
ne 5uboeritnudung, oIs er BON elmer
Better fieI. @r ipur0e bon Or. S. S.
8olcntini bcrbunoet iino nod Souie
eebrodt. Der @ebGilOe- uno D2o.
teriaIidooen 1T 6iemIid beOelitenO
ino Die 6irmo SdIuoerberg piro
ons @ebdlloe obreiBen ilnO neit oiif-
bouen laHcn. Qie Hferoe founten
rccbt8eitie aus Dem StoIIe gcrettet
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
GtroEen6a6nnnfaQ.

WlidaeI @olib, 81 Sabre aft, BON
Eorf 9iop, g. g. iprang acitern
gIbeno bon einem i'm 6abren befiito-
liden StroBenbabnwaggou Der @iI-
fens.9Ipenle-2inie an Der gde BON
Shroeoer- itno 8ierce- StraBe iuio
fieI babel auf oas StraBetpflaiter.
@r erIitt eine flaffenoe Saopfipun0e
uno mlBte naH ieiiienl 2ogis 1T 9lr.
924 @eit-6rouflin-StroB eebradt
meroen mo- i'm Gr. 3. Nloneer uoit
91r. 1902, GomonOion-9lbemic, in
8ebanollng ia6nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
6errer eebort er Dem 6reOerid-9lUe.-
aronfen llnteritiibungs @erein H.
Dem @eiteno &ranfen llnteritii-
bungs @erein ais WlitgIieo an.
ngm.@altimurc Gumarckn.

SSn oen 9idumlihteiten oes ,GitD
Clubs I'M ,.Wluniep ep-SebGuoe@ fnitO
geitcrt 9(benO oie Sibung Oes n9ln-
Baltimore GongreHe8~ inter Dem
@oriib oes 4rdiioeuteu 1r. u. ~. 8.
Gobme Itntt. Sn oerielben berihte.
ten Die folgenoen Goniite'n. goniite
fir ein offertlihes ainitniieunt
Or. Iobme, gSorliser; Gomite fir of-
fentlihe Moblfabrt, @oitor gr Mc-
Slpcr S. gidIiter, goriiser; Gouite
fir oos yMarplano lanomirtbifaft-
lide Goleg", Baitor Z. 8. Steffens,
@oriiser, uno Gomite fir 8entilo-
tim itn0 ianitGre Ginridtllng offent-
liber SaIlen uno @ebduoc. Ias leb-
tere Gomite. pelAeS iib aus 0en Ser
rem Or. Gobme, Senrp s. gSieganO
imo q s. ggeiubere 5uiammeuicbt
cnpfobl oie itrenge Gurhfiibring
Der bcitebenoe @eiete fir Die getlti-
lirtng iiuo ianitdre ginridtimg in
Ebentern Gon5ertballen iinO anoeren
offentliden 9ofalen iino Die grloi.
lung neuer @eiese, mo Die oIteu uidt
mebr 5utreifen
Gum ShluB belt 0err S. Airt
Steele cine glniprade ii6cr Die Con,
feren5 fit @obItbdtigfeit mo Strnf-
meien, pcIde oieies 5riibiabr III
Baltimore itottfiroet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

fen mar, pieoer sic gliidreiie nod
1euii6lano an. geeeIan Elm "a.
jdbriger @aiie, Iebte Iange in
GeutidlanO. Sein Batter Iebte iiber
20 Sabre in gImerifa. @eelon, Der
ban einem boaauoiiden Gaupfer
BON goro genonlmen tpuroe, fonnte
bisber nidt seniigeno feline amerita-
niide Stoatsoneeborigfeit nadpei.
fen.
Bon 0em eneIiiden Ir.
better @trife.
2on0on, 27. Daar5. Gie 2i-
berpooIer Rodarbeiter 5aben Dem
gIppeq oes Rriegsiefrctdrs aitde.
ners, oes GarIs bon 1erbD uno ser
8iibrer Der 9Irbeiter.llnioneu 6oIge
geIeiitct nno beute Die 9lrbeiteH tpie.
Der aufgenonmen. Iie 9Irbeiter BON
@irfenbcao iino aber nod am Strife
lno peruriaden baOllrd cine @er5o.
eerimg in Ser 9Ibfabrt mebrerer
GROCER Qanpfer.
Tie @ereiniguug ser 5diffsperf-
ten Qlrbeitgeber pir0 81 geginn Der
ndHiten 3ode nit 2Iopo George
cine GoHferen5 obbaIten, iuO babel
oen gntrog iteucn, in allen Giitrif-
ten, III Ben @nffen bergeiteut uno
Shiffe gebout per6er, Die @irtb.
iboften 5u idIieBen. Ger 8erein 1T
Der 9lriidt, oab Ooourf in beiOen
Sdaen bic RrOouftion Inn 20 9ro.
gent erbobt peroen fam.
@nS Betrograo 5u meIoen
peiB.
@etroaroO, bia 9onoon. o.
Wadr5. - Ser @euernlitab Der ruff.
ihsn 9eeresIeitlns madt beiIts
Nbeu0 5oIaenbeS befannt:
nMeitIi6 Ser MlittelmeIel aif Dem
redten llfer oes NarefD uno auf Dem
IinfeH llfer Ser @cidieI bobeu iih
feline iDeieHtIideu 8erdn6erungen
bugetragen
sSn ben aarpotben boben tpir be-
beutenoc 6ortihritte in Der Nidtung
ouf gartfelo ecmaht Die Deter.
reider baben BEL ibrem Riid5ug 6as
1orf $oro auge5iinoet.
SSn Der Ri6tung bon goIieoro0
nobmen mir cine 9lnbobe peitlid bon
RnDoliet. gci gfuBteOpSinbo unO
9o6iciipfo iAlugen mir itartc feino.
lide glbtbeilun9en 6uriid. @dbreno
oeS Cages modten mir ctwo $500
GeiterrciAer 5u @efongenen oo.
rliutcr 40 Sffi8iere, uno crbeutetcn
z W1aidlinengemcbre
Snl oitliden @oli5ieu porfer mir
Elm Battalion 5uriid, oos bel SoioUa
ben 9nieiter iiberidritten bate"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
gyrait Seim oeIturbrn.

Snt 9llter bon rs Sobren idieo
geitern nod fiir8er aronfbeit 6rail
Caroline Seinl BON Oir. 434, gSoro-
2inmooo-9lDcuue, aus Dem 2eben.
6rou Seint lpliroe in Seiieu-9loiiaii
9eborer in0 fam I'M Sitter bon IA
Sa5ren nnd] 9lmcrifd. Sbr @atte,
George Seiut eing ibr Oor 10 Sab
rem i'm Sooc boran. Sic bintcrIdBt
5pei Eodtcr, 5rou Tb $. @rabam,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
8pci sraftluanen idluer 6eIdaOiat.

Nas glntomobil 0es @rn. Worren
9. 2aDman bon gar. 204, Soffmon'
@e66uOe, collioirtc eeIteru all Der
gde bon 6rentont-9tpeune lnO Ser.
nnn.Strabe NIT Dem Groftbaeen Oes
Er. alattbeip 6reeIineer bon Oir.
6S2, GoIlun6io.9luenue geioe 5obr-
5erge puroen ibper beiddoiet, ieooh
gliidliHcrlueiie giicmano perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
IyraM FaberIs gInareifer im eterbcn.

SIN StootgefdngniB muroe geitern
ongegeben, Dab Der gleger Sobn
Garter, pelder I'M g1oDeruber Iebten
Sabres bic Noli6eifrou Gliiabetb
Sober unO oen 9oli8iIteu @opp bonn
noropeitIihen Giitrift, Ourd Geool.
Oeridiiiie ibper Oerlebte, Dem EoOe
nobe lit. Ser 9aeger Ieioet an Der
gallopirenoen ShipinoMht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
GtiftnnosfcIt nnb NoI(.

Sem 16. @iegenfeit begebt Der
Baltimore @apern @ercin" ON
Oiterniontag IN gpring's Sone in
Siablonotoipn oiir9 einen grober
Ban. Die SsoDern oeritebelt 6eite
5u ieiern, lnO eriibrigt es ii9 Oaber,
ooroiif oiifmerfiom 81 MAIDEN, Dab
Den 8eiudern oes 6eites rcdt beitere
StltnOen in 9lusf9t iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

geriu9 lluterieeboot rs A. 81 6eBeu.
2ester SoffmlngsitrabI geiat.
ung IebenO ans 2idjt 8u f0roeru,
1T erIoihen. @aibiugton obne
9labridt ieit 6reitas abeuo
SonoIulm Z. s., 27. gldrs.
Sic Soffnung 6as llnterieeboot IS
T. Dor 9l6eno beben 81 founen,
Idpono mieoer, oIs cine Gette, Die
an ooS llnterieeboot befeitigt ipar,
iid loslolte unD oos 6abr5eus uie.
Scr ditf Den @eeresgrlino fieI. Selblt
sic optiniitiiden Morine Gfii5iere
pnren Der slniiht, ooB penig @abr-
iAeinIi6feit oofiir porbanOen iei,
nod Elm W2itglie6 Der geiosung Ie.
bcn0 an Sic SberfldHe brireen 81
fonnen.
Gs uiro perniltbet, ooB Oie
W1annidaft gum eroBter 1beil iidj in
Der @oroer.9Ibtbeilung befin6et. Tie
Slngeborigen oerienieen Mornidof-
ten Der IS A. Die III Sonolulu an.
idiiig iino, beitiirmen bic Gffi5iere,
Die 9lettingsnrbeiten 81 beidIeuni-
gen, Oa lie INNER nod 0ie Soffnung
nibt oufoegeben baben, 6oB einige
2eute iih am 2e6cn befirDen noger.
" Nofbington obne d a fr
riHt.
ggofbington a. 0ldr6.-@e.
gen Aben0 mar bier ipeoer bon Neor.
s0mirol Gloore, Dem aommonoeur
Der W1arineitotion anf 6onoluIu,
nod bon 2onuuanoelr Sinitb BON
Der eriten ltnterieeboot,Eioiiion ein
@eridt iiber Die 9Irbeiten an IS A"
siugetrofien. GS bieb Ie0ieIid in
benz lesten geriht, DAB oas Inter-
ieeboot in so Sooeu Eiefe ldge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
9ShtIide NriihiunnAcr.

Scr 5ipei Sabre olte CHARLES
Sdaub, pelder ont lebten 0onners-
tag I'M @Iternbouie, Ger. 1923, Bern-
ipIDonio.glbeinie, 9riibwunoen er.
lit, lit geftern 9lbeno al ben Soleen
Der erIittenen @erlebungen I'M O}o-
rDIdnoer llniberiitdts. SoipitaI ge-
itorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
(srSitG6c in 9scrueia.

9lom. 27. N2dr5. Sn Der 8ro-
bina @erugin ipurOen beute leihtG
GrOeridiittcrrrgen tuobrgcnomnen
GrosoenJ Dab fein 5Hdoen dneerib-
let morOen 1T, fampirt Die geooIfe'
rune, oeren iid eroBe @er0oiitdt be-
n11htigt bat, inn SSreien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
QicNcr.N6enb.

Ginen 9ieOerabeno peronitalten ole
8ur StdOte-9ereinigung gcborigen
@eiangbercine oes ,9lr6eiter.S
bunOes~ am 2S. 9(priI in gorrn's
Soae, Ger. 743, ggeit-9altiinoreitr.
Die Gomitentitglie0er Der ein5elnen
@crcine baben ibre E6dtiefcit bcoon.
men, umfoiienoe Arrangements fiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

geicsling Der StaOt piiroc oie meri-
faniiden Gren5itooten in ieine @e.
malt bringen. 9ie 3uitGnoe in @ro.
ereio ioIlen iid gebeIiert baben, uno
Der Oortisc SdiffsDcrfe6r lit nidt
aeIt0rt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
SauSiten Iteaen fid sum letten
Gampf.

DfIobomo s ftp, Dfla., n.
W1ar5. SSll einem Maloe leiiten 8
ganoiten Die beiite 8ioei gmifen I'M
eiipu $4,000 bernubten nno eincu
Gorner Iebens9efdbrIid beriuunoe.
ten elmer 8oiIe bon iiber 300 02du.
nern ben lesten @ioeritano. 3ipei
@anoiteu iinO bercits pcrpunoet iino
gefnugen genommeit iDoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

6rau Dlarg 9. @ilfcrIou mo einen
Sobn, CHARLES 9eim. 6erner miro
iie bon 5pei griioern, 5wei Sdwe.
itern lino fiinf @nfeln betroitert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
gLnnriif anf WlatamOrps beaunnsn

" fbingtolt, ~. Wl1r5. 1T
General @iQo bat 6eiite ieinen gln.
ariff ouf Wlatamoros, gcgeniiber
Brownsville, Segas, begcnneu. Cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

bic 6eItIi6feit 5u treffen, mo miro
ben Ebeilnebmern al Ger 6eitIihfeit
elm genuBreiber 9lbeno geboten per-
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
oen sic GcteftiOs Gigarrclt Nv
ebenfolls @lutIpuren olif1ptele"'
Ner ariea bonn @IaieriIanOPlIU'' !

rCtI CtIltU uUHl Vlu " ~" - nv
Gin Observation-Disclosures, t.,,,ot. w.,
3eritorlngen oeS 9rieges III t;acri
boiler @eiie inter einem nellol. Set
@elidtspiunfte bctrodtet, wiro u. ',,Sea
inn Gelpbin gerIog cridell'ec",ro
3eitI6rift fir olte mo nelie w mott
W}olcrei oer0ficntli6t. @r Il ~
Sc m9iegierungs gaunnellleaol eaolrdi.
gdripolo, einem Scr leitenoelI ,r;nct .,
teften bei'n gteu6ou ser Ds.nn;dcr
9gl. gibliotbef, Ser nls ..,itac.
ole adnipfe nm 9lntiperpeu Sds
modt uno fir Ieine Topferffu sic
eiierue arel5 cr6nlten BAT, az g.
Wcrliner @loSmolerei 6lrl''u
Sdnliot geri6tct inO loutef'
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-05-08
NEW GAMBLING LAW
PASSED BY LEGISLATURE

Section 1858 1t shall be unlawful for
any person to deal play or carry on,
open or conduct in any capacity, what
ever. any game of faro, monte, roulette,
lansquenet, rouge ct noir rondo TAM,
fan-tan cven-and-a-half, twenty-one,
hockey -polley, craps, klondyke. or any
banking or percentage game played with
cards, di e, or any device, for money,
property checks, credit, or any repre-
sentative of value; or any gambling gam
in which any person keeping, conducting
managing or permitting the same to be
! lrried on receives, directly or indi-'
rectly. any compensation or reward or
any percentage or share of the money or
property payed, for keeping, running,
carrying on or permitting the said game
q, be carried on; or to play, maintain
or keep, any slot machine played for
money or for checks or tokens redeem
able in money or to buy, sell or deal
an pools or making books on horse
races, save and except the playing OF
poker stud-hors POKER five hundred,
solo and whist, when the deal alternates
and all racing associations and corpo-
rations which shall obtain license to
conduct race meetings in the state of
Nevada, pursunat to law, may carry on
and permit within the enclosure where
horse-facing is held, betting upon the
races conducted within said incosure
by and through the paris mutual sys-
tenn of betting; and any person who
vtolates any of the above provisions
shall be guilty of a felony and upon
conviction thereof shall be imprisoned
in the STATE prison for a period of not
less than one year nor more than five
years. Every person who shall play at
any game whatso yer, other than those
hereinabove excepted for money, prop
erty or gain, with cards, dice or any
other device which may be adapted to
used in any game of chance or in
which chance is a material element, or
who shall bet or wager on the hands or
cards or sides of such as do play asi
aforesaid shall be deemed guilty of a
felony provided, however, that nothing
in this paragraph shall be construed as
prhblting social games played only for
t;l inks and cigars served individually, or
for prizes of value not to exceed 81,
nor nickel-in-t slot machines for the
sale of cigars and drinks and no play
back allowed.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-05-08
Next Wednesday "Clean-Up Army" Will Capture Pioche
Sensational Strike
Made In F0irviieW

creased. The present treasury is con-
sldered ample to not only carry forward
this new campaign of important devel-
opment work, but is also sufficient to
erect the proposed new mill This TOO,
is contemplated with additional profits
as by milling the lower grade ores
on the ground ard shipping a concen-
trate instead of the crude ore a large
monthly transportation charge should
so into the treasury. Work on the mill
VIII likely be well under way inside
of ninety days.
Wltl. fat treasury, an estimated
available tonnage at The mine of up
waits of million tons and several,
hundred thousand tons of profitable
grade of ore on the old Bullonilly .
dump, the Prince Consolidated is con-
sidered today in by far better condl-
tion all around than ever before in the
history of the company. The recently
issued annual report was source ct
satisfaction to the Utah stockholders.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-05-08
Holiday Proclaimed So
Citizens May Join Forces
Busines Houses Agree To Close Pub
lie Schools To Be Dismissed
Dance In Evening.

pls aGi teacehrs may join the Clean
up Army."
1t is proposed that the army shall mo-
bilize at the postofflce at s O'Clock. or
as soon as possible thereafter, on next
Wednesday morning when it is expected
that every able bodied citizen between
the ages of ten and eighty years viii
volunteer. The un forms to be worn
will be overalls and jumpers any man
owning more than ene working shirt
nhy bring il along to be loaned to
the doctors and lawyers. 1t is import
ant that every person bring his own
implements of war. If you have a rake,
shovel or fork, bring them along.
TIC band boys will be out bright
and early and the first tune played will
be signal that the cleanup work is
about to start
The ladies are working on a plan to
serve luncheon to the workers, but the
details have not all been worked out
ban will be given in the evening.
the proceeds from which are to go to
The benefit of the band organization.