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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
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SE Der geti4t Der Der.
banSetsu Ibsr bas 8oms
barhemeHt ber- Oars
banetlen.

parts, Z. UlGr,. gs3iisIidb bsa
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b. am GOnntas elbsnS sas JoIsenD:
tir amtlid bttaunt ssssbeH:
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gliSabstb", Sas i'm GOlf Don Saroa
Iisst, bOmburbiri. Surd inSirsttes
5su.r slpei srOBs gefsitigunssn al
Der aiiatiIasn Ssits. b,i gbdnat sslIs-
gen unb bic Gnse Dsribsibigsnb Coi'
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gu slsihsr 3sit fsstsn Die in ben
DaroaneIl,n b,finbIidsn arsuser iHr
5susr auf bic gsF.ftisungsn Sci 0dr'
bonus auf Der uiiatifd.n etits uas
lei SOunin Der, auf Der suropaiiGsn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
2Nif oer 2se(6iekung ser 9aroaneGenI6a6ea
oie 25er6inoefea penig @rfofg.
0ta6ri0tem aus &onfa,ttt
uopel beia9en. Sab oas Somtbaroes
,,temt blolmt erfol9los lit.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
Sn 9euf(6fano
gefinbsn ii4 iest ni6t iDeniser als
7s1, 900 arisgssefangens.
gBt: aus aonfantinopsl sernelbet
pirb, bat bas gombarbement Der
Darbanelen tsinen S9dben
angeri9tet.
g.riu9e Der 9erbuHbetsR, bort Sru2s
pen gu fanbsn, bon ben Siirteu
Dereitelt.
aus gasOao Dirb beridist, bab bic
ensIdnbsr cine gsb5riss S6lappe
srIittsn ba6en.

Berlin, z. TedrS auf brabiloism
g9sgs mad SapOils, 6. 8. Dos ue6er,
fssii9e gea4ri4ten Bureau bat am
SOHntdg oas JOlssnbe betannt sesec
ben:
.Usitslieber bss prsubiiheu aanbs
tags. bic GefouseusHtugern geiutc
abseitdttst bdbeH, iiHb baDon inaennt.
niB ssfest tDorbsn, oob iih 5ur 3eit
781, 600 RrisgsssfaHgsns in Ssutits
lamb bsfinoen, sins 3unabme Dpu a6er
20e, 900 WunH ssgsn Gnbe bss Sab
rss 1914.
Sa .eiHe gnttuideIuHssH DON bsfon.
osrer Didtistsit iDeosr auf ben psit,
Ii6en nod auf ben 5itli5en Sdla6t,
feIoern 81 bsrsei4neu iiub, bsiddfti.
gen ii4 bic 3situn9eu sinss6snber mil
Der geiaisbuHs Der DarSansner
tar9 bic 5Iotts Der gsrbiinbsten. 2aui
ben Isstsn geriatsu, Die aug aon.
i.antiHOpel in Berlin eingstroffen iinb,
ipurbsn pebsr bic Sorts np4 bic tiir'
if6en 9arAiionsn bur9 bos Bonn.
6arbemsut in ernitsr WeiIs bsf8Gbist
unb bic gsiaisbuns erfOlst nun fei'
tens Der fsinoIidsn GIptte aug einei
erOBsrsn gntfernuus. gritifds s9iff.
haben IN sDsi GG[lsn 8olItrsFfer er.
5aIten. Sn ben gsribteu pirb perter
srtldrt, buB bic gsrfu9. Der berbin.
Sstsu Sruppen, su Icuoen, DON Der
iiirtifaen gatttrien osreiteIt purSen.
Sn elmer Sspeids aug GonifantinD,
rel DirS Elm gsri4t aug gagSab iiber'
rnit.eIt, bem 3ufolss bic 9orbut be,
iirtii4sH Sruppsn, Don Grsininissr
untsrfiist, einsn erfuIsrei6sn gngrif
,uf GbaIis. fiioEd bon BEN am gu
fammsnfIub bss eupbrot unS bss 81
sris seIes.nen aprHu. 3s Wsilsu iiiS.
psitli4 Don 8asra, ssna4t Bat. Sisr,
lei purbsn cine ausahI gnslanS,r &C.
iaussu esnummen unb aubnb.m bat.
Ten bic ensIGnber Idusre @erIuit. al
SpSteH uno 9erpunbeten.
Der Rsft Der 8euts, bic DON Der
fIisbu0sn RuFen in Der S6la6t Be
ben WaIurif9en Seen 5uridaeloifer
porSsn mar. III mad Berlin ssbrad
fpOrSsn. gu Sisfsr Srisesbsuts &C.
loren untsr qnbsrsm 1000 5uhrpert
Ser peri9isSenitsn 9lrt, bic foit fdmmt
i9 unbeIdGbist fino.
Nus Sofia ipirb semeIbet, odb Ser
Iien sineH ginfnu nab IIbaniei
,lunt unb Bis 5ur aiifte bes 2tbridti
den Reers burdbre9en nil. Ql
,erihisoenen puntten iplsn bic Ser
ZEN bsreits bic aI6uniite Grsn5e iibsr.
i6ritten babeu.
Die 8srIinsr 3eituneen ergsben I'D
,oh immer in onerhunb @ermutbun
gen bstrsffs Der tiinftigen Steuuns
Habme S!aIisrs unS Gris9tnIanSs IN
arisss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
llnterieebpnte
Gines ususR T1p Derben
sur 3eit in &ieI gsbout.

Rppenbaseu, Dia 2oubon, 7.
WGrs. - @ie aus aug.ui9etnli1
supsrldFissr 0usns psriautsi. pers
ben psssupGrtis in SieI l5 tIeius uu'
terieebODts cinss nsusn Spp sebaut,
bic gum aunoi6aftsrotsnt al Der
Siife Der SitIee 9srpsuburs finbsH
foaen. SeSes Sisier llnteriee6oote
uirb. pie es bsiBt cine gsiusuns Don
odpt Wauu haben.
Der getroIsuWmangs in
DeutIdIaub.
Roptnbagen 7. DlGr5.
9aut aus SdIsspig bier eiuaetroffes
nen Ro6ri6ten bat fich Der 8orrutb
an getrpIsum IN 0eutidldnO berart
prrrineert. ooR 2eutsn, bic tisber eine
5Iaibe petroleum pro @ohe taufen
nurften, iebt auch bieies g}ripilea ents
soaen pproen 1T. Nn Sdlsspio itno
oi. pstroleumDorrdtbe fat gdnaIih
aufaebrauht pOrosn.
i 6ueefurme in BEN aars
pdtbeu.
2oubou, Z. WGrs. = Wie benz
g'eutsr'ideu Bureau aus 8sneoto ae'
melbet ptrb, babsn beftise S9nees
ftirme IN ben Rdrpotbsn ole militia
ridden Speratipnsu gum Stiufann
sebro6t, itIbit oa tpp. bic fsinoIi4en
Gtrtittrdfte Ni5t oueinauesr serafRen
'rursh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
pie @ns(anoer
geben 5M onB Die Sirfen ibnen am
periii9en @oIf cine gaieoerlage
beige6rn6t baben.
gie engIiifen Srilppen ieitens Der
Siirfen in Die SIudt seidlasen.

2on6on, 7. Mdr5. 8ritH6e
Ertppen, Die nm 9eriii6en Golf ita.
tionirt iinb, itieben in Der berfloiienen
ISOLDE auf tiirfii6e Srltppen uiio
Ginge6orene uno gelegentli6 oes
Samples, Der nit elmer Hieberlage
enoete, erlitten Iaitt elmer uurtli6en
gefanntmafltng pes Miaralis OF
Creme, oes 8i5efonigs BON Snbien bic
ensIanber iotpie bic Eiirfen i6pere
gerIlite. 9ieie gefanntuta9ung
Iautet pte folst:
set einiger 3eit mar es befnnnt,
onB 5tpei ooer 6rei tiirfii6e &egimen.
ter suiGntnen nit Wannern bonn tiir.
fiiden geni-Sam Stamm BON ama.
ragam (Eigris) iid init ben 2euten
oes periii6en @eni 2artu Eureef
Stainrnes uno anoerer altfftanbiid)er
Stdylue, bic bem S9eif BON Dso.
bmtnerab feinblib geiinnt iino, melt.
lid BON slbfpo5 5uiantmeni6aarten.
9ie @orniion BON 2lbpas tpuroe noa.
5dblig abeeiair6t, Inn Die Stdrfe oes
5eiroes 1u1o oeiien SteIlrtng gu en-.
filnben.
am 8. Wadr5 riidte Der Seinb, Der
Sin 9babir aufgsfunben unb ausen>
iteinIi4 am Doraufesgangsnen Gage
grobe 9eritdrfungsn srbaltsn bate,
in GROCER 3abl aus. Die GtGrte
beg 5eiubes pirb auf 1900 Wonn
seI4dst. DdbrsnO unferes Riid5uges
ma6ts Der Seinb nsridisbsutlicb ben
9eriua aud uufere Sruppeu gu ums
5ingeln unb ibusH ben Ridaug abb
sui6nstoen.
gs Tam psrfdiebentli4 ou Habz
tdmpfeu unb 3aubsemeugen, pdbs
rsnb psI9er uuiere Sruppsn ihreu
RiidSug beDertftenistsu.l aailt Sns
| formuiiDnsu, bic mir srbaIteu habM,
uub bic aud SaSura beitGtist perben,
boB Der Seino Don elmer ueiteren gf-
tioitdt abitnrb nabm, perIOr Der
Seino 5Dif6en 200 biz 300 an Eoo.
ten rmo urter oieien befarlben ii6 Die
griiber beg S6eifs beg geni Eureef
Stammes. Die 3abI tbrer gerwun.
teten nuB ii6 ari etrpa 500 Bis 600
Rnnn beIaufen haber.
llniere 8erluite tparen Sffi5iere:
flint SuSte uno crei gerpurbete; bri.
tiife Wurtritnften: Elm Sooter uno
fiinf gcrtpun6ete. Snbiife Sffi5iere:
to6t elmer; per1uunbet bier; inoiife
0tannihaften: tpSt 90; Oerwunbet
lis.
slm sIcifen Gage ipuroe cine 4n.
poIIerie. .Gefoenossiriutg in Der Rid.
tung auf gaataIa. etpa 20 @eiIer
norbpeItli6 BON gasra (am 8erii.
i4en Golf uuternommen. llnierc
GItnbifufter puroen Don etlpa 1900
gerittenen oes Seinbes nerpIgt. Der
Geino purbe in eineu Sinterbalt ge.
loft, in rpeIheem iif Srialttrie mil
Maidtuengeidiisen unb SeIoartiIIe.
rie befanb. Ger 5ein6 fIiiftete iib,
na6bem er iapere @erluite erIitter,
nod genfnIo. uuicre @erIuite Doren:
6ritiife Sffi5iere bier Soote, opei
@erpunbete; iuoiide Sffisiere: susi
SoSte; Iauuidaften: bier EoSte.
| [n~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
Weitere 3eppelias
Gebeu in GrisSri4sbafsn
ibrer @plleubuHs
eHtgegeu.

Genf, pia paris, Z. WdrS. -
graf Zeppelin 1T an Grsitas in 5riss
briasbafsn angsicmmsn, um bic Gers
tisitslIung bon spsi 3sppslinz9allons
gu iibsrtpa9sn, bic ii4 gsssnDdrtis
bort i'm 9ou befinoeu. gines bisIsr
auftT9iffe iptrb, mi. ss beiBt, binnsn
ipsnissn sassn pOasnost fsin.
es pirb anssbIia beitdiist, baB gee
les.ntli9 cine tiir3li4sn @inbfurms
in a0ln elm Zeppelin s.ritDrt unb els
usr f6ipsr beiddSist purbe, aIs Der
Dinb bic bortigs gaaonhalIs nisbsr'
rib. Bel Der GsIsgsnAsit iolIsH aud
cine an5abl SpIbaten bur4 bas eins
ffiirssnSs GebGuSs psrIsst Dorbsn
fem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
Wefterberihf.

Sir 8 bio: S6nee am Non
tag; f4Ones Wetter am Sisnitas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
Sei6lagmaburt
Dirb W iiu9euer 3sttung
neil fie bic Guue1inI
geIgieHs befars
pprtete.

R il n d N, Dia 2onbon, z. Mdr5.
= Cine Gusgabe Der rMiindener
3situng" 1T DON ben 9eb0rben BE.
i4lugnabmt tporben, neil ouriu eiu
2lrtifsl Osr6ffentIiat mar, in rpeIdsr
bic tiinftigs 9tnnsripn 8eIsiens b,fiirt
portet tpurhe.
Der Sammer" Elm in 2sip5ig srs
idsinenbes autiiemttiides Organ 1T
bon ben gsh6rbsu beihlagnaHmt pOrs
ben urb Sarf Bis gum 10. GpriI uiat
msbr eri9eineu.
1rufprfppEunfp
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
A LOVERS ENVY

l envy every flower that blows
Along the meadow where she goes,
And every bird that sings to her,
And every breeze that brings to
her
The fragrance of the rose.
! envy every poets rhyme
That moves her heart at eventime,
And every tree that wears for her
Its brightest bloom and bears for
her
The fruitage of it's prime.
| envy every Southern night
That paves her path with moon
beams white
And silvers all the leaves for her,
And in their shadows weaves for
her
A dream of dear delight
l envy none whose love requires
OF her a gift. task that tires;
only long to live for her.
l only ask to give to her
All that her heart desires.
Henry Van Dyke.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
HOW LAKELAND
COULD HAVE BALL
GAMES THIS SUMNER

An interested onlooker and base
ball fan hands the Telegram the fol-
lowing article filled with good sug-
gestions relative to summer base
ball:
More Or less talk has been in
dulged in of late concerning the
baseball situation in Lakeland and
some few suggestions have been Of
fered for it's relief. Appreciating
the fact that there is due to the
merchants who so generously agreed
to close their respective places of
business Thursday at noon through
out the summer some form of amuse-
ment, the following suggestion is
offered for what it may be found to
be worth.
There is organized now and ready
for games of ball, team represent
ing the city, and it is well known
fact that the local Lodge of Elks has
team which is right up to now ;"
And the local chapter of Moose
is organizing Aeam as are the
members of D. Company of the To-
cal militia. Why not form a City
League composed of these four
teams, playing two games of ball
each week, preferably double
header on Thursday afternoon
Schedule say sufficient number of
games to carry the season to Oct
Is, and make the gate FREE.
Charge very nominal grand stand
fee using the receipts derived from
this channel for the maintenance
of the team, exclusive of salaries,
such as baseballs, bats and other in
cidentals accruing during the sea-
son. Take the surplus at the end
of the season and give it to the old
baseball association which has fur
nished amusement for the citizens
of Lakeland the past two years at a
loss to themselves, and let them ap-
ply it toward the paying off of the
the Indebtedness now standing
against the park.
Quite few of the members of
the town team have been receiving
a small salary for playing baseball
the past two years. They will sure
ly prove equal to the occasion and
donate their services for this pres
ent season, that those who have so
generously stood behind them the
past two years, will know that their
efforts were not without apprcia-
ton.
1t is granted without argument
that the class of ball this year will
fall short of the usual Lakeland
standard, but when one considers
the fact that the teams are COM
posed strictly of home talent, that
their services are given without
recompense, that their friends, the
good citizens of Lakeland, may have
some place to spend an enjoyable
afternoon, criticisms will be most
lenient. Pei
If the foregoing suggestion is
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
MOOSE minstrel |}f
TO Be GIVEN
TOMORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow night at Sis the Au-
ditorium curtain will rise on the
Moose Minstrel, and. according to
Coach Green, it will be worth the
price and little more. The boys
have been rehearsing faithfully and
as there is some good talent among
them a regular show will be pre-
sented. The regular first part will
be INDUCED in with the gags, songs,
etc, and the finale of this will be
one of the most spectacular bits ever
presented in Lakeland. employing
so people, grand military pageant.
In the o.io will be seven different
speciai:ics and the grand finale will
be another big novelty, An Animal
ed Song Sheet. Seats are now on
sale. Prices 25c, soc, Use.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03

Int it takes to. marry people
k Thompson seems to aveit, for
IRE coming from all points OF
&lobe to get this popular young
~ 70 tie the knot. It's hard to be-
- That two fond lovers, one locat-
~ the southern extremity of the
and the other at the
l1orne western boundary-Pensa-
would be drawn by his mag :
- Personality to make this long,
~ trip to get tiled up" but
6ks reputation is something that
not down, and at 2 o'clock this
loon he spoke the words which
"a in marriage Mr.. Peter N.
lis, of Pensacola, and Miss
ice NJ. Fowle, of Miami. From
lSdications it appeared to have
II runaway affair, but the de-
IRE lacking on account of the
and groom being rather retic-
about airing their affairs. They
3od good judgment, however, in
&Ing to Lakeland to get married.
1 hey picked out real star per-
5x6r to tie the knot.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
ANNOUNCEMENT

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for commissioner in the
Fourth ward, to fill the unexpired
term of Mr.. II. d. Mendenhall, re-
signed, election to be held June s,
1915.
If elected, will serve to the best
of my knowledge and ability the in
terests of the entire city.
Respectfully,
4191 GEO. w. MERSHON.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03

their walks may be a matter of pride
rather than shame, and that they
may be protected from the wanton
destruction of their property.
Discouragement of these most de-
sirable tendencies in the upbuilding
of new sections of our city would
not only be unjust but a distinct
loss to the entire community.
G.. o. PINCH.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by the Security Abstract
and Title Co., Barlow, Fla.)

Charles V. Hamilton ct al to Ma
tilda Anderson
John Patterson and wife to Geo
F. Gale.
John C. Daye ct al to Mrs. R. o.
Langford.
Pen. Highlands Co. to Nellie Lea
man.
American Land and Securities Co.
to Ernest CarlstrOm.
Lizzie X. Bonacker to Henry Tay-
lor.
Florida Dew. Co. to Ole A. E
Hagen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03

The library committee will give a
Dilvof ~ tomorrow afternoon from
l 1cq,r a ok o'clock at the Club
l1ouSo. and the public is cordially
invited to attend. An interesting
proEr1m has been planned and re-
ffeehmonts will be served. This is a
verify cause, and deserves the sup
port of every on. The proceeds will
80 toward improving the library de-
partment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
ATTENTION, METRO.
:. DIST BARRACKS!

There will be an important bust
ness meeting of the Baraca class of
the First Methodist church at $3.50
SUI day morning in the Office of Mr..
J. IT. Peterson, over the First Ma
tioEal Bank. AZ members are re-
qui:ed to be present without fail.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
ATTENTION, ELKs!

Beginning, June l, the summer
schedule Of meeting became effective
and meetings are held on the second
and fourth Thursday only. There
will therefore be no meeting this
week, but the next session will be
next Thursday, June 10. 5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03

nfr. -. H. Goodwin, representa-
tive a. the Dodson Printers Supply
Co., with headquarters in Atlanta,
II . visitor to Lakeland today. Mr..
0oodWin lived in Lakeland in
the teWn's early days. He has
ed1163ed the day strolling over the
en- 1n6 was continually amazed at
tn nroat growth and improvement
o1 ~ town.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
THE TONGUE"

Is title of DR.. Wray's sermon, to
be delivered at the First Methodist
Church next Sunday night. This is
Gospel sermon, full of humor. pa
a Gospel sermon, full lof humor, pa
thos and conscience Shocks"
which DR.. Wray has often delivered
during revivals and on special oc-
casions.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03

Coleman Adams returned to
~ h90o in Lexington, KY, today,
N(>ok pleasant stay Of several
- Lakeland during which
lno4 ~ vas the guest of his brother,
Rucker Adams. He made
mony friends while here who will be
~ ~ Welcome him should he visit
~ oity oeain.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03

~ Members of the Junior Ep-
seague of the First Method
1fnxch are enjoying a picnic to-
& ~ Kissengen Springs. About
& ~ the young people motored
~ the Springs this morning
ill spend the day bathing in
Ibf1ngs and eni,' .';a the woods.
y a sumptuous dinner was
md enjoyed Ivy the Leaguers.
i 6fty is chape:oned by Mrs. G.
sson, Mrs. d. o. Rogers, and
Winnie McCord.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03

WANT TO RENT or 3 connect
ng stores in Lakeland in a good
location; am willing to pay $50
or $S5 per month, with lease
for ten years. Address p. O.. Box
-, Springfield, Ohio. 4224
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
Frank Farrow's many

j. Frank Farrow's many
y will be interested to learn
Nj has been appointed principal
1<hletic director of the Fort
&{High school. This is a de-
8promotion for this splendid
imam, who, for the past three
has been one of the instructors
school department of the
md schools, and has won for
II of unusual ability. While
III of unusual ability. While
Hing his departure from Lake
mis- many friends cannot but
oosed that his talents have been
nixed and that he is to have
= fine position.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
Auditorium
FRIDAY NIGHT

FRIDAY NIGHT
THE MOOSE MINSTREL
hgers, Comedians, Musicians 40
u s Piece Orchestra 8
81 Vaudeville Specialties Z
i TWO HOURS OF
EELLENT ENTERTAINMENT
q SONGS THAT ARE
fHE TALK OF NEW YORK
singing Quartetse
Eusical Quartette
Black Face Monologues
inging and Comedy Acts
s. CLEAN COMEDY
3 SPECIAL SCENERY
8 See that
Ia SPECTACULAR FINISH
OF THE FIRST PART
ANIMATED SONG SHEET
i See Uncle Sam and the
See UNCLE SAM and
HE GODDESS OF LIBERTY =.
xin at s:15. Tickets now on sale
Csc. soc. 75e
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03

thought to be worthy of considera-
ton, the use of d Company's quar-
tiers may be had any night except
Friday for the further development
of the idea
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03

- 1anks of the city are closed
= account of it being Jeffer-
= [1V1G birthday, a legal holiday
0o<al of the Southern States.
\ 1q6c0nt of many of the Veterans
(I13 oWny there was no observance
- - the occasion other than that
~ ahove.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
;
LACONICS,
of fire phone 5000

ny afternoon Mr.. Bryan
: on of the editor of the Flor
istian Advocate, who has
ting at the home of DR.. j.
Tor the last two weeks, re-
10 Northumberland Senti-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03
Philatheas Elect Officers

The regular monthly business
meeting of the Philathea class of the
Baptist church was held at Mrs.
Flannigan's home yesterday after
noon to transact business for the
month of June. Also to elect officers
for the next term of six months
The following officers were elected.
President-Jewel Swindell.
Vice President-Mary Simmons.
iSecretary-Essie Tillis.
Corresponding Secretary---Lottie
Graves.
Press Reporter--Luc Carlton.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-03

Manager r. L. Webster, of the
Western Union, and his wife, have
taken rooms at the home of Mrs E.
C. Davis.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-01-13
IMPORTANT SALE.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale In
Cane Valley. KY, by John
Eubank.

On Monday, the 18th day of January
1915, at l o'clock. / will proceed to
offer for sale at the court house door
in Columbia, KY, to the highest and
best bidder at public cutlery, the fol-
lowing property to wit: l double ,
story frame business house 60x60,
practically new, also blackSmith'S
shop on same lot in rear. This corner
is better known as S. G.. Banks cor
ner. Best business center of Cane
Valley.
Also l House end lot on Mill street
in Cane Valley, known as Cave Dud-
geon's property, recently repaired and
necessary outbuildings, rents for So
per month Rented for 1915
Also l House and lot on Columbia
and Campbelsville pike about mile
from Cane Valley North, ] acre of
ground more or less and box house.
Terms made known on day of sale.
For further particulars concerning
this property, write or phone me at
Coburg, Ky.
If not sold privately beforehand,
this will be a sure sale and you will
miss bargain. If you fail to buy you
will lose John Eubank.
1n0t
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-01-13
Notice concerning County Teach,
er's Library.

There are some volumes of this IL
brary that have been missing ever
since came into Office a year ago.
The first, second and fourth volumes
of Ellis History of Our Country, and
and the first and second volumes of
Gibbons History of the Decline and
Fall of the Roman Empire are some
of the missing volumes. If any one
has borrowed books from this library
within the past three or four years,
and has failed to return them, L would
request such one to look after these
books and return them as soon as is
convenient. An early return of all
the missing volumes would be very
much appreciated.
Very Respt.,
TObiuS Huffaker.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-01-13
LATE WAR News.

The that the end of the
man line is being pushed various places days
made important advance the Woere
district resulting the capture of portion of the German first
line An advance this district if continued might threaten
the German wedge the line which southwark
St. Mihiel.
In Upper Aace Also the forward of the French
said have continued The German War Office however
that French attacks in Alsace repulsed.
Beyond the that the advance Poland
being continued slowly there few details of the
ern campaign - s5 r. a1E =:
German military government Belgium denied officially
report the Brussels of Cardinal Mercer
of pastoral which the Cardinal said have
advised Belgans recognize German authority
Engands reply Washngtons against Brit
sh interference with American shipping will be altogether conc
atory according dispatches which apparently
all danger of friction between the nations has disappeared
England willing make all which she deems
direct conflict with the interests of Allies although is be-
Ieved she will renquh the right search American ships
under exceptional circumstances.
An official Turkish announcement makes mention of the
disastrous defeat Russia states inflicted the Turkish forces
invaded the The report speaks of minor vcto
Turkish forces which North
ern battle Turkish and
Russian warships on the Black Sea-,
Activity of Germanys Zeppens along the French has
revived conjecture possible raid England by these huge
Several of the dgbes reported have appeared
Dunk and then said to have turned toward the Eng
lish coast.
reported Cardinal Brussels
letter in which he said have advised Belgian
recognize the authority of the German admnsra-
Benedict making inquiry having received official con
nation of report said although should it's truth be
tablished, the Pope would protest to Germany.