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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

ISemmerines uno oeS grenners disf''
1ebmcn tonneil
Ter gginier mar herelts nit pol
Iler Wild)t eineebrOd)en. DE Srabeii
lparen meterbcdJ reridJneit, bic Berge
unb gaije falt inpaiiicrbdr. slH leoeH
cmSelnen Wlanu. on jeoes 1bter mug.
ten 9inforoerlmgen aeiiellf iperoen,
ipie fie onf einem europGiid)en arlegs
iddiIpIabe id)Ietteroings luiDenfbar
lparen. Iie 9hiiicn hntfcn ilBrptidlpH
Die @renSe iiberidritten iiro ipdreE
nn Jtuei SteIlcn in tiirfiid)es G'ebiet
eingebrod)en. Bon Sliu ans bGt.eH lie
lidd) fIeineren SdnrmiyBein NIT
IBrenjgenDarnIen oaS Gfdotd|etl ~
errcid,t, 0os mir ipcniee siloHteisr
non Der @ren3e erttierut liegt, nlo
iidl BORT cinaelraben. In6ei nlodfe
id nid1i pergeiien su erpdbneIi, onb
Iidl Die armeniid,e gepolferiing IN
hieiem ,SeIO3uge fdit oiirdppeg es
oab aud, ausHnbmcii - in Der tpI.
6erIidsicn mo nerratberiidgiiefi @eiie
5eiiabnI. oab iie iid NIT oeit Nuiisn
Ipcrbtiiberten. ihna; 19er i!nb StcB
,eiaie. 9lls iiinpit Die tiirtiifs Regle'
rilna, nnd,Oen Die Auiien Idrigit aus
Dem 2nnoe ge'agt tporceu rpnrcn, ge.
gen cieie 8err1iber euergIidl nor1Ing,
baben ole nrmeniidlen aonunittees INT
SlusInnoe 6arob ein sSdmmergeid'reI
erhoben uno ocn @eredfigieItslhnl
Der gseIt iiir ibre nrruen. yunif)uloi- ,
gpi," gri:Aer nngerufen sSH 9airtittr
teit obcr iinO ielbit Ne idnrfiten
mabreaeln 0em Gegertiiber, iods oIele
9eo0lteri,ua iidl ge!eIitet bat nod
riel 5ii miInel
D06 peittr. Gtar.e ruiiiite ardfs
te iparsn dliberbem in Der Ri6iurg
auf Saiiun sfaI5i oOresbruHgen uno
baiten R6rii a6i bsisbt. Gegeu eieie
Jeinbe rittets fib Der srit, Gegeuiiob
Der tiirtifhtH glrmts. RAD m.bri1s
aigsH- ssdmpien ipuroen bic auiin ss'
ffldaen unb so9en iid in ungeorbnss
fer nlud)i suriid. Gin riidfihtsloiss
Rddoring,n bate bel ben oeridu.is
ten Weaen ssfdbrIid iperb.u i0nnsn.
W1an begniists fif bdkr bdnit. cine
Sisluna sinSunshmsn. bi. bonn DEG
ner uur unisr ben olIeridptriitn Wer'
luiisn bate dnessriffsH ipsrbsn t0ns
nsn. 9lu9 bic Rufm bdtien, etrpa ID
9ilomst.r sniferni. cine parallel p.r'
iaufsnbe Stsllung besogen un5 ii9
bort befeitisi. Sin tiiIiifder Jrcntnl'
anarifF ibi,n porIdufis nur iDtriis
ousii6isIos.So lagen iid bic 5sinbe
IGns.rs 3sit unibdiis seeenibsr. SO
aab ipobl iIeiner. gorpOfisngsfedtc.
aber nidlis erHiiIidss purne unisr'
noMmeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

Barbara poblman an glpina uni
Sacob PobIman, Cots so uno SO in
potter II. parIin's llnterabtbeirlps in
Silperton (Steuer $1); 81.
Widrp &. 5ober an Dinner ". 9rags
bon, 40 BEL 139 Cub an Der WeItieite
pon 5ober apenue in Bsitpoob,
(Steiler $1); 81.
Souis Ginbermonn an Simon unb
Sathsrine glnbrone, 1bsil BON Got
634 in eudeb's 3ipeiter unterabtbei.
lung in Tairmount, fernsr, % SUB an
Der Weitieite Der 8seimon Strabs in
Dartmouth, (Stsusr $4); 81.
Carrie OLDHAM an aouis Dolpa u.
9lnb.. 10 bel 80 Sub an Der RorbIeits
Der gIurt Gtrabe. (Stsusr Soc; 81.
9tueuit 9. 9rum an Mprris pnb
Rcia poIatcff 20 bsi "a SUB an Der
Oitieiie Der 9ins Sirabs, (Steuer
$4); $4,000.
Die Dominion aanS 60. on aoam
Gopahepid, Got 20 in Clifford gldce
unterabtheiluns. (Stsuer SOC; 81.
Samuel .. Cooper an Sarnb g.
9uibiu. 80 bel ISL 7sub an Der Siibs
ieits pom Selpitt 9lpenus, $50 Jub
oftIi6 BON GairfisIb apenue, (Sieuer
So; 81.
2lliee 81. Sbumarb on GamueI 3.
Cooper, odsieibe Giaen.bum, (Sieuer
S5); 81.
anna gi.Tsting an gbriiiina St,s
gemdHn, "a bel 100 SUB an Der Deits
isiie Der 2inn Strabs, rs SUB n0rbs
lid Der Dor, Strube, 81.
NDiIliam 8. 0odell an Qlmd W.
Gonpsrs, Cot SO in llniernbibsilung
"" bon SdtIeD pur,. (Stsusr SD;
81.
Die Sail,s pdrt 60. on Gillian Wp.
Beam, Got 2S6 in 6erieIteH llnterabs
tbeilung, (Stsuer SOC; 81.
Wlarp 9. Gbambers al gfngeIiHe
8uarD. Elm gder adnb IN Seition 20
in gIeDes, (Steuer 81; 81.
Z. Serbert Gromipsa al WliIbrs6
g. Gromipeu, gisentbum betannt ols
&c. 432 unb 434 Uloin Strobe.
(Sieuer 81; 81.
y. 9inepln Niihea an Geo. ).
SrumIepe ST., ShsiI pom Got "a IN
4Don Sils eriier llnierabtbeiIung.
(Sieusr $3.50; 81.
3tld WluIlis an Imos Wbite, 100
bel 80 SUB on Der Sitfsii. bon Rel
Ioga grsnue, f.rn.r, 40 SUB an Der
Oifieiie pou 9sapgs apenu. in Gait
columbia, 81.
0iaiam SO. 9tper on Della WiuIis.
go SUB an 9elta apeuue, 81.
e6tparo g9ortbington II. ano. on
2aura WlliIis, Got 150 in z. ".
Sartsborn's llnterabtbeilung in,
Spencer 9otpribip, 81.
Barbara Reub nn sJobn 9iepfeI.
80 SUB an Der Gillette bon GoIeraiu
apeuiie in Camp @aibiueton, 81.
Rnrrie Ropetaup on gernbnro =
II. gno, 80 BET 200 SiiB
on Der Gillette BON GoIeraiu aDeHile
in CAMP @afbinstort, 81.
Ramie Ro!petamp gOmr'r. ar
DO, oasieIbe Gisertbim, (SteiierI
sL5W; $1329.75.
Sarab 6. @ilianlion on aIba
porris, 2ots "a, %. &c, o. 2s. 30,
30. 81 iino 80 in 9Iod z in SSames
". sibIep's 5rpeiter llnterubtbeiIung
bon Serrnce Qart, $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

emma g. Rogers an Wlt. 2ooioui
9. u. g. Co., $3.50.
2lnna arnmsr an Jrant 8. ainnsp.
$3675.
Gbriitian Diss an brighton Ger
man gdnt, $500.
Somes ID. @rabam an Sycamore
g. II. &. Co.. $1,000.
gtuna 9labmeper al bo., $26C0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

3.rci Wfouoie nadjher ipuroe in
gaten Die GoppeIbotjrit gtieieri. -
Gam tbaten Safe uuO Seinper ibre
Stopitalien 8iifomnien lmo griinoetcn
in ieIbiger Sta6t etne g3eln5anblung,
Die baIO einen 70 erireuIid)en sIiri.
idaUans nabm, baI; iie Die beioen
aompagnons gI1n3eno erndbrte.
gIadj Dem .SinlleI ,,n0iens icbnte
ftl Sale MN uidt mebr; oenn Der
Sinune!, Der linn aiis Den bIauen Git
gen ieincs @eibdens I'rabIte, entid,d.
biqte i'm rcid)li9 iiir ale &lmOer Der
oetaantcn g9eIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

ME Rubtaubf6 6enarieg
nit 9eutihlano 6G6te Sn
Dem ieinerSeit bonn Giiriten Wseiht'
iter5fii berniisgegebenen @ruibooatrt
critien i'm Sabre 1898 Elm grtifel,
Der oantdIs bonn gtiIitdr. dr.gaod,eTblait
(9so. 30) in einer llebertragimg rpie,
Dergegeben fpuroe. Die robe Beiic,
in Der 6amaIs bereits Elm 4rieg mir
GeuiidlIanb 5u iiibren eepldnt mar,
miiroe nit Der SpniifeH Gfienheit
bnrgeIest. Sn ienem grtitel faneen
ii6 Snutnls foIgenoe Sdse: Ger 5nJ
Der arieaserflariug miro annaberio
nit oem geginn Der Robiliiirung 5n.
iamnenfnIlen, iebeniols aber Der
Sag iein, on peld,em Die 6einbieIig.
feiten beginner. @cIt)e aiiignbe fillt
bamt Der aupaIlerie 5u. Die aud II!
iSrieoertsseiten iih in ariegsiorini'
rlng befinbet? Spbalo uur Rlblano
bns Sdsrert 5iiden mug. iei es jur
9ertbcioigling Der eigenen Gbre ooer
oerjeniuen eines Sreiinbes. III eS er-,
ioroerlif,, Die iirs benafbarte1 ieiiio.
Iifen Gebiete nit Muierer acunllerIe
III iiberittpeumerl. - Die ieino'
li6e aoraIlerie su eriaIager, iie oai
Sie eigcne sSnfarterie 3urii6SlnperieE,
iie Der giosiidJteit 5u beraiioen, bub
iie piiIe, mas Dor ibrer Jront &c.
idIebt. oas iii Die aufgdbe Ger Sta.
oaIleriemaiien. llnierbeiien aber per.
oen nnterue6merbe Siibrer Der flei.
nen gbtbeiIrngen bereits in oes aeii.
BEG Reibeu aairen, asu.r uHo Dpnas
nit anmenhen irio bic Seran5lehirng
irinoIifer 9eritdrfuugen 81 bnloern
bemiiht iein. &epn Der Sdein DER
3elcrsbriiHIte bic 5ronteri, Die 6lcu'
fen mno hie Riiden beS iSeinbes be.
Ield,tct, tdnn lDirb er iidj itiibebiDlt
in eilselne 3heile aliI6ieu, iuu bic
9lftionen unierer Observation-Disclosures
3n hinoern, oann nber miro and idJoI
micrc mobiIiiirte sSnfanterie por.
tpGrtg mari6iren uuo cinem crmiibe.
ten, idgpdteren Scirbe. Der ibr fei.
nen gSiocriiano Ieiiten fam beaeg.
nen." alniiiid, iit bic 5uniihe Giirn.
belt bes ioleenben Soses: $40 bic
enflnterie @eiangene MAIDEN bari,
6a nlah cine fIieaeBoe Meiter slb-
ibei,ung iie = leioer - t6oicnl Gas
II fir ms elm iinnotbiger g,dlajt,
iiub ioir bed beiirebi, ims uno infer
RDb fslbIt um siniae 9funb Al srlsi4s
tern" 3uIest nleiHte Der gertnller
jenes slrtifrls. es'miirbe pom Snte-
reiie fem. 81 iebeH, ..iDie Die IelltitcH
lid ole guisabe Der anDallerie i'm
nddIitrn arieee benfer". Gds babcu
ia MN Die Rniicn eriabren: oIe Gelit.
idlcn betrabteien Die @efnnefnRTr
nidlt als umiiren gaIlnii. pbpcbl es
cine reGi beirddrIidc 0ubI geporoen
lit.
3erfrtuibsit bis ans
gnbe.
9iener: .9lIio bat Der prpftIfor mic
nidts permndi2-
Roior: .Rsiu. sr bat Gle IN fsis
mem 2eftamsnt aus @srisben itaii uns
tsr bic Grbtn uHtsr nds Snrentar &c.
ftht.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

rDie Grau beg 8antiers Goldberg
iiebt man nur tief perf9Ieiert.-
rGeuau ipe feline @iIansen.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

@ierlrnOjpnn5ig Shlu0cn ipdtcl
idriit er burh ein ilelncs, iauberei
Sous mo onrd oen 0lJinter iiegen
ocn Gartcn elmer 0Idtbeipabienei
Sallbe 3u.
Gr giug gan5 Ieiie uuo poriidtiG
mi ben ,Nibipisen; aber has DIR oel
HIebe bort iduri.
9lIs cr nod nier bis iiinf S6riitt
ron Dem gingans entierut mar. flce
ibm cine jarte WaoderlgcitaIt mi
llsaebrciteten sIrmeu entgegen.
..Seinrid!"
,Diarie!"
Gns mar Der ieIieite aIusenbIid i,
geioer Scben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
3erfrsuttsit Bis ans
gnbe.

Diensr: .?lIio bat Der lgrOfsfor mic
nidts permnht9-
Rotor: -Rsiu. sr Bat Gle IN fsis
mem Seftament aus @sriebtn itaii uns
isr bic Grtsn uHtsr bas Snrsuiar &C.
fsst..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

ibct, oann befommen sic ole 1000
Sbaler pon Der 6 ouiine; Die De
iditte lit clio gan5 einfnt: Sic &C.
ben SSbrc 1000 SbaIer on Die Goinilic
utO Die Goiiiine eiebt lire 1000 l6a.
ler an Sic; oann lit 9lllea in ifoniter
Grbmrng. slpe5-noils compris eny
wie Der 5ranSoie iib auSeriifell
lpiirSc.
Saie ianf Dem srclnoe in innigter
0lnFtarteit ans Ser5.
"a fam Die gouiinc nit Dem @eiil.
Gie @Idier iplirbcn geiiiut utlo Der
ebemGIiae Yoitiefretar trauf nui 0as
Giobl bcs 9rnltpnores.
Tam nabm or fcglcidl lpieoer iei.
ncn Sut, nm lid su enlpiehlen.
oNas? Sic ipcllen idlon ipicoer
iori?" rief Scnlpcr critaunt; ~uno
luclin 10 eilia neun ih frageH
oari2"-
Sic luortet auf mid" cniscguete
SGic, boIo err0tbeno; ~iic dngiti1t
'ih -"
nabo!" Iodte 9tero; .onnu por.
mdrts, imS feinen gIugcnblif langer
perloren; beitellcn Sle uriern Slid.
mmidj; enrpiebIen Gle mid Der Der.
cbrien ,Srnii Mania, lmo MN MAIDEN
Sic. 6ab Sic fortfommen!"
Socie elite 6urh bas mlbeIpobntc
Simmer 5uriid, lief aui oem 6Iur ge.
gen Die alte Gbriitane. Die lid nod
INNER III idSmen idllen, lno rolIte
uad 9erlaui BON Sebn Ddmiten in ei.
ner Grtrapuit pieoer gen 9Iettin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01
Dividing the
Treasure
pyright, 1912, by Associated Literary
Press.)
By Epes w. Sar4ent

Copyright. 1912. by Associated Literary
Press)
We'll" The crusty little lawyer
regarded Phillipsborn with a glance of
scrutiny in which Dick imagined there
was more triumph than regret.
Its not WELL" retorted Dick cheer
fully. Il understand you to say that
every penny is wiped out?"
There are a few thousands to be
saved" explained the little lawyer,
slowly-almost unwillingly. Crew had
come to. dislike this young man who
had health and wealth and the ca
pacity for enjoyment. Crew had all
three, but not at the same time.
Wealth had come at the expense of
health and the power Of pleasure, and
he envied Dick his opportunities.
Il believe that with judicious man.
agement as much as ten thousand can
be realized by selling Parsons up
and"
THAT will be all of that" inter
rupted Phillipsborn. What Mr.. Par.
sons has been able to save from the
wreck, let him keep. He needs it more
than do"
But when you have sacrificed your
entire fortune in seeking to save a
comparative stranger, it is only right
that what is left should be yours" pro-
tested Crew. He knew where he could
sell up the crippled Parsons and make
cool ten thousand Tor himself on the
deal.
Phillipsborn swung around in the
swivel chair in which he had been sit
ting.
I'VE won't discuss that at ALL" he
said quietly. Il scarcely knew Mr..
Parsons before / went into this deal,
but there was time-years ago
when my father needed $4,000 in cash
to protect his little fortune. Mr. Par
sons let him have 1t. That was the
real start of dads career"
And now you let him have hun
dred times that-and 1t is the end Of
your career" reminded the little law
yer.
Nov that know just where I
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

stand. suppose that you render your
bill and close the account" said Dick.
That night he ran across Payton
Clavering at the club. 1t was cheaper
to eat at the club than at a restau-
rant, and Dick had gone there much
Of late. Tonight he was sitting at a
table by himself when Clavering
dropped into the seat opposite.
Il hope you don't mind, old chap"
he said with an apologize smile. Il
hate to break in on a fellow, and II
you'd rather be alone, I'll seek some
other victim, but the fact is I'm bored
to death. l wish ! was back in the
old days when a fellow could hire a
little hunchback to give him a chance
to laugh now and then. The theater's
. bore, and II hired some of those
vaudeville persons to give me a show
all to myself. they'd talk and I'd get
my name in the papers,"
You're just the man I'm looking
for" announced Phillipsborn. II sup
pose you've heard that backed the
Holmes Parsons deal, and that 1t
busted me. I'm the Millionaire
Amusement company now. Want to
give me my first commission?
81 say. you'd look jolly odd in cap
and BELLS" suggested Clavering.
I'm not going to put on clown
suit and tell you jokes" protested
Dick. Mine Is a better scheme than
that. You want something to do, and
you don't know what you want. You
pay me retainer, and I'll find some
thing that you want to do and tell
you what 1t Is. II you like It, all you
have to do is to make out a check,
and I'll look after all the details"
Clavering glanced sharply at Dick
to detect a lurking smile. He was a
good-humored. rather dense young
fellow, and the other men in the club
had . way Of quietly guying him.
Dicks face showed only eager in
tenseness, and Clavering nodded an
approving head.
THAT sounds pretty good" he con-
ceded. and l always was q duffer at
planning things. I gave a picnic last
summer when Bess was away and
got Is people 10 miles away from .
decent eating place before I remsm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01
On a Stormy
Night
BY Maxine Cork

Suddenly strange thing happened.
The vague spot formed by my win
dow was lighted by a blush, phos-
phorescent light, which grew, and
spread rapidly to the walls of my
room. And in this blue light which
filled the room there appeared, COM
ing I know not from whence, a thick
cloud, pale, smoky, strewn with sparks
which reminded me of human eyes.
They wavered strangely, as II moved
by some mysterious influence. This
cloud rose, melted, became more trans.
parent, tore itself into pieces, froze
me with fear and cold, seemed to me
to be infinite, menacing; and from this
vapor there came forth sound like
an angry murmuring. Then the
ragged fragments fell apart, became
distinct. Visible to my eyes in the
blue radiance which suffused them,
they slowly turned. and took, little by
little, forms we'll known and familiar.
From what place do these shadows
come, and who are they? l asked my
self, full of wonder and alarm.
who are we. and whence come
we?" said a grave voice, voice whose
sound was slow and cold. "Bethink
yourself. Do you not recognize us?"
l silently shook my head, denying
all possible relation with these shad-
ows. And they reeled, uncurbed, in
the air, as though they were dancing
some wild saraband in rhythm with
the storm outside. The sillouettes,
scarcely perceptible, half transparent,
crowded along, noiselessly, before me.
Suddenly distinguished Among them
an old man, blind old man, holding
by the waist woman, aged and bent.
who looked at me with eyes full of
reproach. Their rags were covered
with snow-flakes of a dazzling bright
ness, and they spread chill about
them. knew who they were; but
why were they there?"
"Now you recognize us?'
l knew not if it were the voice OF
the tempest which / had just heard
or that of my own conscience; but
that voice had an imperious tone
which mastered me. -
you have seen who We are the
voice continued, "and the others are
also the heroes of your tales; chill
dren, women. and men whom you have
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

made suffer for the pleasure OF those
who read you. Open your eyes, look,
they are going to march in front of
you, and you can Judge how many and
how pitiable are these products of
your imagination"
Then the shadows passed along.
The first were a young boy and lit.
tie girl, like two great snow-fiowers,
spreading round them a lunar light.
See here, at first" said the voice,
two children whom you made die
under the window of house in which
a Christmas tree was shining. You
remember; they looked at it,. trembl-
ing with desire; and they stayed
there, frozen and motionless!"
My little heroes passed silently be
fore me, and vanished in the blue ia.
dance. In their place an exhausted
woman, with pale face, showed her
self.
This one is the mother, anxiously
expected. who, also upon Christmas
eve, was Fastening back from the viii
lage, long way off. bringing some
poor little gifts for her children, and
who tainted upon the road"
I looked at the shadow with fear
and pity.
And the troop continued to pass.
The memorable voice enumerated the
heroes of my sad works And these
hero-phantoms floated before me; their
white garments waved; l shivered be-
fore the cold which flowed from those
mournful, silent shadows. Their slow
movements, and the unspeakable an
guish of their vague looks, oppressed
me. What did they want with me?
What was the meaning Of this sight ?
The last one, the blind old man,
with his rags stiff with sleet, came
slowly in front Of me, and fixeo upon
me his lustreless, wide-open eyes.
His beard sparkled with frost. and
icicles hung at the corners of his
mouth. The old woman had the bliss
full smile of a child; but that smile
was fixed, frozen in the unmoving
wrinkles of her cheeks.
At last the spectres faded away In
the air, but the whirlwind still sang
its melancholy refrain, and aroused
in my soul feeling of rebellion.
had been considering all the strange
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

Kerosene P0uN1 e0oo6Vo.
Investigation have bosa carried -
- liscover remsdlss nsg inssotD vAieA
lamago saeA Dsrsst DsO90ses - teSe-
graph poles, railrsaA taes and teel
handles. WITH hardwood Dro4ueeD
liable to attack BY the socalled Dsw-
derpost beetles II has BEEN found that
kefusene and linseed Oh are effsoltv1
ropeflenn against these insects
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01
Hibernstlon.

Ali sleep IL phenomenal, bot tie
sleep which endures the winter
through with some warmrblooded ant
nails which nnd themselves suddenly
surrounded BY frigid weather. and
when all functions that make for the
best Of lifs are ~ II they had never
been, II most curious. While n =
mainly applicable It 10 none the less
astonishing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01
Pamsus csnnaueht RansssA

PAMeue csnnaueht RanOeeA
~ cennansht rangers were se19
Aauy called the Devils Own -
saass Ct their rsscality. but their ~
pseS Ashting In the Peninsular war
changed the term from one Of ~
preach to one Of honor. At Fusntes
d'onero and at Badajos they feught
With amazing fury.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

Camels are At for serious work Al
I've years, and their strength begins
to decline ut twenty-five years, a.
though they live for thirty-nve and
forty years.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

n vss siaply . question Of vsrao
~ 1sevssA -" aid he oldest m
AaA1ea1l He I'D vls . liar. anA ]
~ 10 was oaA. "Humphi" ~
SolAsd the village postmaster. That's
the flrst time / ever hear OF either Of
you telling the truth"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

nesy ossFsss - Pspsr euppsya
News pglnt DaDer has bean AaAe
~ the forest service laboratory nom
- liRsrsnt woods. and . number com,
pass favoFahly With stands. sDraoe
pulp paper.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

Msn the chimneys of the royal
INIT at Berlin are cleaned about one
thousand dollars worth of gold 10 tax.
% from the SCOT
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01
A Consideration.

DO you want Hour wife to voter"
Il don't mind. replied Mr.. Growch.
er. "but | hope they don't make cleo
tion day costumes too expensive"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

II. D. MENDENHALL
kTING ENGINEERS
a-2l5 Drane Building
lakeland, Fla.
Land Examinations ane
IL Earthwork Specialists
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

Professions
liropractor

hiropractor
70. SCARBOROUGH,
u in Attendance
Building Between Park
Rium.
PFICE HOURS.
y m. 1850 to 5 p. m.
% to 500 p. m.
: and Examination Free.
Ice Phone 240 Black
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

x Il. THOMPSON
6TARY PUBLIC
1ckson Building
|bne 400. Res. 812 Red
milton to drafting Legal
papers.
! licenses and abstracts
furnished
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01
.ynleAl Comment.

Cynical Comment.
Dvefy man 10 ~ Heaven made lin.
aAA sometimes great deal vorsa-
Dorvantes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

IAN WATSON, II. D.
an-Groover Bldg.
4 once 351; Res. 113 REQ
Sland, Florids
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01
HEATH, D. G.

!. HEATH, D. G.
n D. VIA. D. G.
q Chiropratic. Over Post
IA 8 to IL. q. m. and 2.
% 8 p. n.
4 and Ex-Faculty mem
he Palmer School OF
Consultation an d
vsis free at ONCE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01
rs TUCKER, II.
NJ. LAWYER
Bldg, Lakeland, Florida
fsEY 1LANT0N,
oRNEY AT LAW
Pin Mum Building
S2and Florida
nCHARD LETTERS
Ian AND SURGEON
Is, Skipper Building
oyer Postomce .......

PRESTON, LAWYER
In East Of Court House
1ART0W, FLA.
of Titles and Rea, ~
4 Law Q Speciality
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

none, 27S Black.
278 Blue.
KRAH 3. WHEELER
{ OsTEOPATH
sx. Door South of First
National Bank
kkeland, Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

W. B. MOON
UGAN AND SURGEON
Telephone $50
AL, 2 to A, evenings Z to 8
Over Postofice
akeland, Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

Nv. R. GROVER
HClAN AID SURGEON
Nnd 4. Kentucky BuildinR
sTakeland, Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01

- vary csWvsrsatien.
talke for msn ~ imagine
22ways talking about their
nsttmss they ere talking
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-01
IN. PETERSON
[DRNEY AT LAW
4ckson Building
all courts. Homestead.
heated and contested

6shed In July, 1900
". 3. IRWIN
"a Is Kentucky Building
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-30
Bridal PartY Arrivals.

Miss Florence Heyn II New York. who
Is to be one of the McFerron-stewart
wedding bridesmaids. was the first OF
the out-of-town members OF the bridal
party 70 arrive, having come Tuesday.
She lie a guest at the Stewart home. Miss
Louise Haas Of Kansas City comes Mon
day and will be with DR.. and Mrs. Macrae
in Council Bluffs. Miss Florence steifel
Of Wheeling. w. Va. will arrive on
Tuesday. and the other two bridesmaids
from away. Miss Katherine Barker of
Michigan City and Miss Elizabeth Good
rich Of chicago. come Wednesday. Miss
Bankers engagement 20 Mr.. Howard
Epaulding OF Chicago was only recently
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-30
AT Garter Lake club.

Carter Lake club observes two opening
nights, one Saturday evening and the
formal opening Monday evening. Gov
ernor John II. Morehesd and his staff
and w. f. o'Brien. state fish commits
sioner. were guests at the informal open
ing Saturday evening.
Among those who entertained for the