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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
GOMPERS APPROVED
ARMS CO. STRIKE
Declared Newspapers EX-
aggerated German In
fluencc" Statement.
Labor Leader Holds Confer
encc With the Strike
Leaders.

BRIDGEPORT July 23.-After
day of conferences with the heads Of
a number Of international labor
unions, Samuel Gompers, president OF
the American Federation of Labor,
announced tonight that his organiza-
ton endorsed the demands of the
unions concerned in the strike in the
plants of the Remington Arms x Ann
munition Co. and the subcOntractors
engaged i'm the manufacture Of war
munitions for the allies He further
announced that he did not refer TO
Bridgeport I'm making his statement
about German influences and that
he did not believe the strike leaders
had been influenced in any manner.
Mr. Gompers added that the in
ference that the carpenters had
agreed that the millwrights be classl-
fled as iron workers, was not justl-
fled. From another source it was
learned, however, that a committee
had been appointed to settle the
matter
In regard to the charge that, Ger
man funds had influenced the strike,
Mr.. GOmpers said:
"The newspapers have exaggerated
my remarks. What / did say was
that emissaries of q foreign nation
were at work to corrupt seamen and
longshoremen to go on strike and re-
fuse TO handle all products going to
the allies. | made no reference to
Bridgeport. I stated that | have no
hesitancy in believing that the same
influences are at work elsewhere and
for the same purpose
~ hat do you think of the Ger
man threat to punish all Germans
who may be making supplies for the
allies in this country?" Mr.. GOmpers
was asked
81 don't know he replied.
Every one must draw his own con-
clusiOns.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
Action Taken Soon After
Dispatching of Ger
man Note.
TO ENLARGE ARMY?
Wilson Wants the Navy
to BE Worlds
Strongest.

WAsHINGToN, July 23,-Pres,-
w dent Wilson has called for re-
ports on the subject Of national de-
fense These win be made to him
personally by the heads of the war
and navy departments The fact that
this action had been taken became
known here tonight after the release
for publication Of the note to Ger
many relating to submarine warfare
without regard to present-day con-
troversies, the president in associ-
alton with various heads OF depart
ments, has been giving consideration
for some time 10 the preparation of
n reasonable and adequate naval pro-
gram which he will propose to con-
gress at the proper time.
For the time being the president
| feels that IL Is desirable to drop all
! discussion of the controversy with
| Germany, now that the object of this
weeks visit TO Washington has been
| accomplished, and he is turning 10
! questions of permanent national pol
| icy Practical advice concerning ma
tional defense from every available
! professional source is being sought.
10 inCTcuSe ARMY
1t is known, in fact, that the best
! minds Of the military branches OF the
| government have been at work on
these matters for some time. The
president particularly wishes the navy
( to stand upon equality with the most
efficient and seryiceable fighting sea
! force maintained by any power
As to the army, 1t Is known here
| that the president is preparing to
incorporate i'm his next message to
| congress definite program relating
to the development and equipment Of
! this branch Of the service. 1t will
provide a plan for the proper military
! training Of citizens in every way con-
sistent with American traditions and
national policy and which the presi-
dent believes will commend itself to
all patriotic and practical minds In
| this matter the president is working
with the secretary Of war and his pro-
| fessional associates. II is understood
! that on this portion II the presidents
| general national defense program
some very definite conclusions already
| have been reached.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
FORT WORTH BANK
CLOSES ITS DOORS
Dcpositor Makes Application for O
Receiyership; Suit Said TO BE
Friendly One.

FORT WORTH. July 23.-The Fort
Worth Savings Bank e. Trust Co., cap
ital $4,000. deposits approximately
100000, closed its doors today, and
w. B. Paddock was named receiver
by Judge Young in the district court.
The receivership was the result Of
q petition filed by Horace Wilson, de-
positor. and at the offices of the
banks attorneys il was stated that the
suit was a friendly one. T.. r. Bald
ridge. a widely known ranchman, is
president of the bank and the prin-
cipal stockholder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
TIE PHILOSOPHY OF THE MULE
Mules and Men Hark Back to the
Primitive,

The mule was given the wild woods
to roam in. and a pair of vivid heels
for self protection. Not until man
the mule would even now much pre-
fer the freedom Of the open range,
and ro9fle5sness, to the restrictions
of master and a modern barn with
steam heat and balanced rations.
So lis in Europc's case. Europe
is naturally a wild, free thing. I'm
consciously it was during the height
of its prosperity barking back to bar
tHrism. and now that it has about
arrived. 1t is in reality fairly happy.
1t was the same with ali the civil
izations of prehistoric times. What
was the Babylonian, the Persian, the
Assyrian. the Egyptian empire, Is
now mostly dust heap; and what
WAS the England of Tennyscn. the
Germany Of Goethe. the France Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
LANSING.

Balzac, the Russia of 1olstoi is now
couldn't 'come back" because they
lacked transportation-si that
The empires Of today can and will
come bac!, because the people therein
know what the ancients did not know,
Viz, how to busy themselves in peace
TO the exclusion Of war.
The moderns have so many things
to play with. like transportation sys-
TENS for example, that they can con-
tent themselves in peace; whereas the
old timers had only var to relieve
them OF the tedium Of their long days
and silent nights. Europe will survive
the greatest war in history merely be-
cause the warriors will have some
thing to do after peace is fiudlly
patched up.-Dallas News.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
No Accounts Opcncd.

do you charge things here?"
"Only storage batteries, madam. -
Boston Evening Transcript.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
RANCHER ESCAPED ABDUCTORS.
Wealthy Idaho Ranchman Found by
Forest Rangers.

IDAHO FALLS. Idaho. July %.
Ernest A. Empey, a wealthy rancher,
kidnapped several days ago by bandits
and held for $4,000 ransom, has es-
capped from his abductors. Empey
was found today by United States
forest rangers, and Is now safe at
Montpelier, according to advices
reaching here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
1.-The United States Will Contend for til ~
Freedom of the Seas, Without Compromise
and at Any Cost" Is CruX of German Note

mental right of its people because of mere
alteration of circumstances, The rights of
neutrals in time of war are based upon princi-
pie, not upon expedency, and the principles
are immutabe 1t is the duty and obligation
of belligerents to find a way to adapt the new
circumstances to them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
THE WEATHER REPORT

Forecast. Oklahoma - Generally
fair Saturday and sunday, with little
change In temperature.
TULSA, Okla. July 24-The tenn
peraure: Maximum So minimum 81
south winds and clear,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-24
t'nniaSkcd.

Him-who is that homely female
over by the piano?
Her-Why. that Is Mime. Cos
metique the famous beauty special
list.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04

In tic U,rpIlit g6nrr al the Tenth
Judicial Circuit Of the State Of
Florida, in and for Polk County
In ChanosrY-Sne Smith rs. 3 A.
Whitehead. er A.--aill To- Quiet
rit,e.
In tie aD0ve stated cause IL iB
hereby ordered tnat AL persons, drins
and corporations claiming any right,
title or interest by, through ar under
D. Al. Whitehead, Siierud 10. Ron.
erts. Owen III Dishong rliumas p
Kennedy, james NJ Marley, Howard
A. SilndgTass, W B.. Henderson, AZ
heirs at law, grantees, devisees, cred.
TORS, lienurs, legal representatives
or otherwise, and all persons claim
ing interest Of any kind or character
nf, in and TO the following described
land in Polk couuty, Florida. tn-wit:
Beginning 1873 links north and La
links east nom Eiie southwest corner
Of northeast quarter Of southwest
quarter OF section 20, township 81
south, range 81 east, and run thence
east llS feet, thence south % feet,
'tArnne wcsi III feet, tiienue north
~" feet to pnint OF beginning, be ana
appear 10 cnmplainantfs bill Of cnm.
DlainD herein He'd at tho Office DC tho
clerk of this cnurt at Barlow. Flor
ida, an the rule day in January,
1919, the same being the Srd day al
'aid month, aud that this order IN
published once each week. for twelve
consecutive weeks prinr Ia said day
in the Lakeland Evening Telegram,
A newspaper published and OF gener
Al circulation IN said cnunty.
Witness my hand and seal az said
rnur' At girtaw, Flurida, this aui
lay az 0cinher 1919.
r. A. ICI4pNStlNN
idI6 Clerk Cirnit Court
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04
A SUGGEHrylN FGl
eTTLAVrT1apIs'vy

starry cannes 10 us rum MisBls..
~ippi char Il philanrhrnplBt tuwn
here wanted "a III something mag
niiicant anu AZ once practical rlar
would 1--we Altar aim and INK nis
lame with the henafiGrlrs ut chis
age. de hit upun the cuiIuwiug
liieme.
5a purchased C'yenCY-iva pairs OF
llas NJ very dne jread iad made 4
resent 0f pair "a Eyan rp-iva ar
he most ambiIiuus rlrmer hnys IN
ne stale OF Misa issippi bearing the
highest recommendation OF the INV
arnment demunsrT"l ion igaurs. win
me understanding that AZ the anf al
ne Year tleY wera 10 rarIiru the
Dlgs, va Cor Qua, 81 rhaE the ley-
year instead af Ia NJ Evanry- diva
nairs Ut Digs 10 give co rvanrF-dva
my he would dape iftF pairs "a
give 60 dirty anhlinna youthful
larmers; Tile neyr vear lie vmIt
awe one hundred. and 40 Gu rnril
iNerY GARNER boy n Missiasi1pi
wduit have pair u pure brad 1iTz
On which tn begin A ,araer at hor
hrsetiug
Tbs philanrhrupsr lut nia rrieudy
oeilevd thar this .trrle lr,pasfnenr
viii result in naking rhe stare az
Mississippi hecnme reGnrnizar As the
areatAst hog raising srade n the
snuCh, K hot IN the naran,
We would MAKE the suEEaarlau
thar our bankers ant pros vsrruz
farmers ger ramethA- ald tauuv me
aTam3'e Of tins mississippi 1anal-
rhrnp'st. start au1 swanrq-dvs 4nat-
rious Marion eauatY farmer arvz an
hog raisiuE career. and N asr
many years Marion eau1rF VII se
rerug2lized as the greatest anq raR-
ing craucy IN Florida.
This is a practical form az ,siiIaa-
thrnps that vii cost bur HrrIe. las
viii Yield a rich harvest that nav
mate many farmers rfch. an1 WI
insars co the ganeraI prosperity y
the cnunry
RAISE a pig vas the atgics q
sonssr Washington q tAa tH-ns-z
~ ala race and = wa srcd azVte.
=0ra,A Esassr-
-1u1L
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04
Courses for Farmers
At Gainesville

The College of Agriculture of the
University of FlorrdA calls atten'
ton to- the ten..iiEya course for iarrn'
erp vi all ages, 10 be held from Tues
day. january III, 70 Friday January
81. 1910. This gives one day Nom
day for making tsIs trip To Gaines
vile. obtaining no1ms ami regiiter-
iug: and a day, saturday Al the
cloSe 10 reach home again. after an
aiis,nce, uf only two weeks.
Tins course includes ten schoni
days completely filled with cnn-
densed lectures ami practice IN heiu
and laboratories, giving the impnrt-
ant prints Of the lhtcsi information
in all branches uI farTn WORK. For
the t.rns used. the students Of this
iurti course receive nore upnortu-
mites nor knuwiehEr than any oiher
students in tiie college. This lecture
me,nod ls largely used, with fuil op'
porrunity for dues.isonB by menDsrs
Of the cinss roncsriiug thsir own
farm problems.
The unFy entrance requirements
tint the student lave IN earnest
desire tn learn something abDit bel
ter farrning. No tuition tees arr
chnreed. Room ana board can be- mad
in the university durTniturtes Al
s., 80 per week. and n private
nurnss near the campus Tor $3.50 70
So 1lTp tuial cnsi ~ the course. in
Guiding bnBks. NEED not be over $40
n addition 10 railroad farn.
The enrollinsnt in This class Inst
january minbnrsd nearly thirty ana
il In expected tiiis year thai iifty nr
mors will attend. Every meinhsr
nr lnsi years cihss feriarrd hat the
work was worth many times he cnst.
and agraed 10 urse mis- neighDnI5 10
talia advantage NJ taiis nifcr Special
rinssas will he ARRANGED Tor cnrn cinb
INKS aud for ynunE aI1ners, while
n,iim ciaaies VIII suit Tie farmers ni
middle age vito nave had expert.
ancn on their avn lar'Ins. AL per
SONS Wishing circulars al inforrna-
Itiui. CONCERNING tins course or iesir-
ing 10 engage r1ulns in ldvdnce,
should write 10 Bcan p II. Rniis.
College, Of Agriculture, Gainesville.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04
THE CYCLE rEAB
STILL IN pa0HHEs8

The recently organized cycle OF
teas for the benefit Of tiie Children;s,
Hunee Society are continuing and
will fpr three or four weeks vett. Up
until tiiee present many successful
teas have BEEN held by the various
ladies or the city In eacii., siccess
has attended these teas in Tint quite
q substantial sim of money has bssn
addedi to- the treasury OF this rnost'
worthy worts.. There are several teas
boDkedi for this week but ii iss the
purpose of the COMMITTEES to- continue
them for the next fonr weeks at
least. There is Great need OF FUNDS
by the Society and the plan of the
teas is a very easy way to- snbstaut-
ialy boosti the treasury The peo.
pie OF the rrdple Cities gave sener-
onsly last year aud the local com.
mites is very anxious to reach at
least the figure of last years CON-.
ti1buti0ns.
The lorai committee trusts that
all the ladies' who can possibly uo so!
Will cooperate by giving tea and
inviting their friends to do the same.
Mr. Fred Nirer or the Merchants
bank, has been selected AZ thu CHS
todian Of the fund aud it is Hoped
that all who give teas will hand the
money tn him at, the bank If there
are thuss who cannut bscause Of
some circumstance. give tea, the
committee will gladly receive rom
euch, contribution There ls no
more worthy philanthropy tlian that
which pertains to the care Of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Journal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04
in the CirnuiB Court at the Tenth

In the CirrIiG Court at the Tenth
Judicial Ciru,l1r Of Florida IN IN
fdr Puik County re: Pet1ricn
IT CaruI5na -Floriia Investment
Company
W7ierena. the Carolina E1orita
Investment Company, 4 corporation
nrganiged lnder the laws Of South
Caruiina. 1aa lied 4 perlticu In this
cuurr under seGriGns 1888 TO I53i
&C the general laws OF the State of
Florida, asking fur the re-esGEh liah-
nent If L certain I,,sr or destroyed
inaI dearea Of divorce in cause
wherein Alice II SAUNDERS was
complainant Ini Thomas SAUNDERS
wis defendant. said cause having
been inatirlteih in rha cirEIit cn,rrz
If PuiI county, Florida. en- TuIy 20
A . 1899, and said final decree
He'd Ccr H. I2g9, and has named
N the said DeriEiGn Alice VI Sam
ters a. being the only pergcn in
{ rnstet tnr or against the re-estah-
liailnenr u Hleh ieeree, with the
exception rf che said DetiGbcuer.
Now, Cherpfnre. the said Alice VI
Saunders. and all other persuns in
rernstad, ara hereby ordered and re-
nrlrnd 70 Appear before the Judge
az the rsnth i1diciaI cfrruit ot Flor
ida. "a and sdr Polk county. FrorttI.
ia aartGw Florida CT wherever else
in the mid eircuit the said court
ma7 ba trunf en- tia lrd cay OF
January 4 D 1915. md show
caIiae, Il any there be. why the said
inaI iecrre should not be re-estae
lished
It IS frrrher orterad taat this
notice. he published cnce /. week so-
trur #JcressivR wseks IL tha Lake
ant E7an1g Telegram. a aewspa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04

Wl2sislSkluN bh0t1hAN suu u I'LL
hlR SaI.R--fford quito truck in goDd
cnndition; a bargain for cash
must be- sold at once, 'r
FARM ~ 90 acres on edge OF town,
all in cultiwstinn, newly fencsd
aud cross-fencsd, grove ~ 100
trees, fine water, goHd land. own
ar must sell s3,IOO Tsrns.
NOR SALE or tltade for country 1rnp-
erty, or will take vacant lots or
automcbile part payment, for gond
S.roDm house, modern convent
ences, arge Garner lot With shade
and fruit trees, fine lora.itS, onn.
renient business sectiun aud
school Very reasonable prics.
Also modern f-rnnm bunga.uw,
lake front, two lots, convenient to
iitney line, for sale or exchange
Small payment, easy terms
GROOM IaGUSft, and lot s0vT50;
nice shady yard; aund lurality
For 1utcl, move sS5d
A RARE BARGAIN. New d-runm
house and lu, in I1iSieand vail
located Mist sell at once al sac-
rihcCe price Sea me for particu-
lars Donit miss this Opportunity
10 get reai nics little home
% AGREES 3 ia miles south az Lake.
land, 10 acres in cultivation and
sst % orange and grapefruit dne
aud two years old. All cencad
Small house, an public hard mad
pf'ice s3,n0a Easy terms
~ AGREES communication nrucK and
citrus farm, modern 5-rosm house
5-story harm aud out Buildiuas. an
fancnd, go1d land, ine wafer, IA
Ideal cnunury home ~ miles
from Lakeland, an hard mad
Price 81, 500 cash, az terms can M
arranged
% AGREES ius truck land all cleared
and IN cultivation, under fsnca;
so1d farm house. only niles
from Lakeland Thts IL A ARA mar
gain At 8 add hair cash, aslancs
Ia nvd years
II ACRES near bdwn, laks view al
fenceh, Acres Ia nirpaUau.
splendid land, ana ( raau and /
rnSm house snd haru, sxceilant
varer 4nnnr = paunR aranee
rrpRs ana ~ rhe 1ast DrHunaiy ana
m rhia sssf ian srirR - adh
rarrns Il wanted
= & uTIT4ws
Phone. IL 2iark
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04
gIICY GnH Nan NEARLY ~
MAILS A KILLING

Jacksonville, Gac. 4--SeaDuafn
ur Inn agents arr being cautioneh
aga,nrt a clever ooniidenre game
winch vas recently frustrated III
Washington. according 10 4 letter
reeci,ed here IRON Z. D. Ryan,
General passenger aEent.
II is mentioned IL tie cirriiiar
lint ON Tuesday, NGreinphr z"'
man claiming TO Dc Ias. VI. Smith,
went INTO tie p1fioa u The ieannarh
unssenger agent IN Washington Win
an intrndurturv letter. This letter,
10 stated the nasesnGer agent AT
Washington. vas written m station
erv 81 the Southern settlement una
DEVELOPMENT Organization. Win
general offices N he Continental
BniluinE, Baltimore. shnwins'
among oiher Officers The names Oh
4. Dac,m War.ieid. president. anu
Clement ). Ticker, director II or"anl-
zai.un.
MOI siBpBrt.ng ANYTHING Irregular
the Washington ygcnr offered 70 do
yhnt ne cmlld Tor he stranger VINO
stated that here vas nothing % %
iuur sxcnur 10 lunK after any mail
N ieieErams tliar night coIne tor
him. 4 shnrt t.me alter ne eft me
office. he agent stated. he reDeiveh
a telegram from iacnn. dated Nov
20 i9l5. addressed 70 Mr.. tienr,se
" Vfprmchen. ? A.. s. A. I. 8r,
l4IR View York avenue. Washing
tun."
rhe telegram rnad IL follows;
we nave Instructions u wirn Jas.
u. Smith. 5mithsnnla. "a. SSDi' N
yniir cara. rs ne With ION? Answer
mir... Fmrth National Bank. 10
this he agent said ne Inniied:
'Ymu wira date. james NJ Smith
'an ie ,nac,ied here II care or me-.
Siurflv Afterwards tlie Western
Union Telegraph Company advised
Smith That il hnd an Iland sum
n nunev for him ana ne asket the
AGENT 10 ACCOMPANY him % the
Western IInim uIfirn, presumably for
,lr nll'nnsa NJ liberalization, The
mannger 1f the Western Eniun llad
II IT," meantime rnrnived / Drnnail-
tiunarv wire IN which the ipscrip-
This lid nut 1t lie lrrsnn WIN
claimed 10 he fumes " Smith anu
II cnll'Sn llr rnlnnanT Withheld
navmrnt
Clement s. Ecker whose lune vas
signed ia tlir le,tur ., intlnduc,iun
vas railut IN The ana iisilnun reie-
Dhune l4e rnpudiute,i the letrar az
Introduction ana said it vas Il cieal'
case NJ furgerv The AGENT then
wirnd the Bank NJ Micnn. S,lgIeYi
no that IL canpai III order ~ mr.
nisii the man with s:;an
The natter Is nuw III the 1ands III
me WASHINGTON pniiee, vnu ara an
deavnring "a lurara the man tt is
hniieved by the Washington agent
Thar he 10 IN his way snuth "a work
ils anne an some Irhnr agents. t4h
& descrlbnd Is bning a man III ned-
am build, light Aald hair, blond
cnm pinXim, biue II sraRn eyes riin
faoa ana PRIMARILY ibTut ~ nr -
years 1f age.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04
NOTICE OF SEEEIETs

Notice. ta harefy gIT:c III
and by virtue OF an +ZA.1
srei cut. Of the CoI-n = y,
Folk County, Florida. &c, !
nenr wherein SansCar l..
Brothers, a cu-partnsrst2 Il
tits and G. q. MUIR 4.
Sharp are defandanEs. IA
and levied upon a. the 7rc9I
the defendant, G. 3, NM;
following described rsa- as;i'|
county oc Foih and STAT 4
to-wIt. Lot three t31 :! 4
CD OF West Lakalant AZ
the town cr Lakslant A.! |
day. December the Str 'a
the legal sale day FOR 90
VIII ofsr said real ssrl-4 -
thehighes1 and best ti:.5- :
1t the door Of the ccU- :
Barlow, Polk county 80
satisfy said execution 49,
GoEN =
ara Sheriff Polk =.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04

In the Cir1ut Court Of the Tenth
Tudicial cirrnir af the 5fats az
Florida, IN and Tor Puilt County
IN chaicsrY-3ue smith ~ 2. A.
Whitehead. &c l..-Aill "a Gn.et
Title,
N riie thnve HaIsd cause IL ia ar
ierah tiiaf tho tefsndanrs, y A.
Whitehead and Herhart n,ahnna. Ia
M tnd appear ~ complainant nnl
~ complaint a. the aifiss az the
ciers n mid cnurt AZ Barlow F'ur-
ida, IA MsudaN ths sth day NJ De-
iemhsr 1918. tas mns being rha
irst Monday ~ aid nnuth, and that
mia arter 10 DHhiiRhed n rhs Laka-
and Evening Telegram. nswspa1ar
published and " General sirmhfiun
IA Wid snnutP ancs sach week FOR
'isar consecutive wseks arfur "a rhe
mid gth tav n cecamher. tltl
Witness ny aand and the sea- "
aid ennr- tf asrtaw Flnr'da, rhiR.
rhe lta tar n 1rtiher. 1914
4. FlHNslN.
Clerk -Irsulr eaur', snut caunrg
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04

A aeNr1 woman smplnYsd aY a am
~ "a PTnapsnf Assnas wa explaining
a a 1essaaar saas . Enad 40 sha haa
and A.n9.aI . aF something pleasant
aAout her uiafFsss shs's the hest na-
niFed adF n fas xlr'd Vhan shes
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04

Having purchaser anu suDdirified
he Jesse Keene estate of $50 acres
nne-iiair mile west OF city limits, we.
are now selling in 10 and 20-acre
tracts some or the finest truck and
farm lands in this section at the
right price and terms. For part.cn.
lars see O.. c. Hogan Rooms L and
2, sen q Bryant Bldg. Phone 14s.
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04

FOR MILK call Jackson,s dairy
Phone 274 Black. Delivered twice
daily. 4T46
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-04

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