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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-04

IN the Tenth Judicial Circuit Court
of Florida. in and for Polk COUNTY
Lakeland Manufacturing Com
pany. Corporation, VS.. w. RILEY
Wilson and Anna Wilson-Fore.
closure of Lien.
Under and by virture of decree
of foreclosure of lien made by the
Hon. Judge of the above court, on
the LIST day of November, 1915, |
will sell at public sale to the highest
and best bidder for cash, at the
front door of the Court House al
Barlow, on Monday, December 9Th,
'9l5, the following real estate: Lot
four, block M" of Dixieland, ac-
cording to Carter Deem Realty Com
rany's Revised map of Dixieland, II
Lakeland, Florida, to satisfy said a.
cree EDWIN SPENCER, JR.,
41O1 Special Master in Chancery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-04

scented. They regulated the kid-
action, cleared up the kidney So
lions and did good in every va
Statement given Feb. "a, 1glll
Lasting Results
Over three years later Mr.. Bry.
said: Il hase not had a symptom
kidney complaint since | was c9,
by Doan's Kidney Pills some V.
ago"
Price so, at all dealers. Do
simply ask for kidney remedy
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same t
Mr. Bryant has twice publicly rccC
mended. Foster Milburn Co., Pro
Tuffalo, n. Y.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-04
Fresh Water Above Salt.

Selawik is a curious lake near the
seacoast of Alaska. ri es rise and fall
in the lake by reason of an under
ground connection with the sea. At
the bottom the water is quite salt,
but at the top is layer of perfectly
fresh water.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-04

Coming Friday. Madam Du Barry
in six parts at the Airdome; Mrs.
Leslie Carter as Madam Du Barry
Jean Du Barry a nobleman, operat-
in, a gambling hall, sees Jeanette
for the first time. He lures her to
his gambling hall. jeanette falls IN
love with Captain Brisac. The King
is also smitten on jeanette. She
slips easily into this new life. Her
lover quarrels with her. Jeanette
marries IDu Barry's brother and be-
comes the Kings favorite. Her
sweetheart is thrown into prison.
Afterward he escaped and comes back
to her. Don't fail to see this scene
where Jeanette meets her sweet
heart and hides him in her rosm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-04

Susans Suffers is the comedy and
some comedy at the Airdome tonight;
also a ,sood cartoon comedy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-04
THE LAKELAND NEWS.

weekly newspaper giving a resume
u local matters. crop conditions,
county affairs. etc. Sent anywhere
for $3.50 per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-04
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The Riddle of the Rings, two-reel
feature drama at the Airdome to-
night. One of the Grand Hotel Mys-
teries.
At the Airdome tonight, Love in
an Apartment Hotel" A drama OF
Il young married couple who are
deeply in love with each other.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-04
HOOKWORM YET GREAT
MENACE IN STATE
Board of Health notes.

The man VINO trusts to luck to
Collie out all right, comes out all
wrong.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08
Why BE Too Proud 2.

There may he persons who because
MT hey live III town are too proud to
have a garden. Perhaps. there are
PERSONS here who think il shame
thatSthare should be gardens in
&Glarksbnrg. taking the ground that IL
KS city Such. II there be any. are
-reminded that the garden having
spirit is abroad IN much larger citias
than Glarhsburs. indeed. in some Of
the really big cities. such as Eolurn-
bus, %. many times the size of
sGlarksburg. as the following from the
Ohio State j ourEal sh ows:
is to be hoped that every vacant
lot In and around Columbus will be
made into garden and produce some
food. Even il one doesn't need 1t.
hescan raise it for someone else. =.
5aEboya would take a, lot and raise some
cornSor tvegetab les on 1t. and give the
asnne to som poor person. he would
get a larger mark In Gods big book
than Carnegie would in giving a
library or Rockefeller in founding a
suniversity. And besides the credit. it
would be the richest preparation for
4 life a boy could have. He could got
college diploma or be sent OF to
study in Europe, but no greater 1000
would come into his life than that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08
PoWde1y Scab Disease,

The rapid spread Of the POWDER
4scah disease of the potato In Maine
ind New York, and the difficulty
3Rhich has developed in detecting. b.
any practicable inspection, the pres-
:ance or slight Infection by this dis
ease. has led the federal de-
ipartment OF agriculture. after All
experience or five or six mon tbs.
to discontinue. from March 3. 1915.
further certification OF seed stock
from the infected districts under
Quarantine. 1t Ii. believed that seed
certtication nder#th the existing condi-
lions, instead Of being benefit to the
purchaser. may become source OF
positive danger. for the reason tina.
the purchaser is given thereby false
sense of security Without such GER
.tilcation the purchaser. having been
duly warned. will make his purchase
for planting with full Misunderstanding
3ofsthe risk.
The only federal certi1cation OF
potatoes as a condition OF movement
from the infected districts will here
after be as table stock potatoes. and
a strong effort will be made to place
table stock potatoes on more relia-
bic basis as to freedom from infec-
both in districts believed to be infect
ed as well as in the known infected
districts are under regulation as to
interstate movement, federal certif1-
cation will be continued for seed po-
tatoes grown outside OF the infected
regions of that state
The modification makes no change
In the status. Of the uninfected dis
.tricts of New y ork. which have been
free to ship seed potatoes without fed
eral inspection.
The public is warned that all seed
potatoes hitherto shipped from the
infected districts may contain pow
.dery scab. and that there must
necessarily be some risk accompany
ing their use. Of the Introduction of
the poWdery scab disease.
Undoubtedly there are farms, and
in some instances fairly consfdera bio
areas within the infected districts in
Maine and New Y ork, which are still!
free from Infection, but 1t is not posi-
Bile to determine this fact without
close scrutiny OF every tuber, and
such action is I'M practicable.
In relation to the southern market
for Maine seed potato stock, it Is fair
to state that this disease has not es-
tablished itself. and there is some
evidence that 1t possibly could not
establish itself, in the southern Allan
tic coast and the Gulf states. In these
states the department experts are in
cllned to believe that the disease, fit
appears at all, will be limited to the
mountainous and colder regions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08
TIE sEARcHLIGHT
LATEST HeTB frpn1 tbs Fields OF !
Se1enee. Education and 1n-
MINIATURE NODDED ROADS.
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partment Of Agriculture has lately
prepared some interesting models
which will be sent all over the country
to illustrate the best methods OF road
construction under various conditions.
The models are 1spon the scale OF
one-half inch to the foot, and show.
in sharp contrast the deeply rut1ed.
almost impossible dirt road, as It ~
to be found in many communities, and
the model road into which it can be
converted at compa ratirely small ex-
pense.
One model shows drainage at the
side and the surfacing OF drainage
cutters with stone and gravek The
resurfacing OF old roads, the relative
advantages or brick, gravel, concrete
and several types Of bituminous COW
erinEs, are put in a sample form. SO
that any committee OF rural road
builders can examine them One Of
these models shows a typical1y bad
earth road, and next to it. a stretch
upon Which a road MAD chine has been
put to work to smooth outathe defects
These sets of models are being sent
around TO county fairs, to rural inn
provenlent Clubs, and to other centers
where they are likely TO receive at
tentions and to aid in the good roads
ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08

pespasian passed through the clty On
his way TO be crowned ait Rome In
Ia word, history has marched down the
streets or bait e-scarred Beirut, and
sit has known the great OF all the.
ages. Ell 5 81 5a
But the story of Beirut goes back
Iof history into the ages OF Inyth and
legend. Almost everybody has heard
the story Of ST. George and the dragon
hut very few of them know that he
slew the monster at Beirut. Il was
the daughter OF the governor os
Beirut whom the dragon was going to
eat. and whom st. George saved and,
# Is supposed. married. IL anyone
douo BITS the story let MIN 60, to- Beirut
where he will be shown the remains
or the temple that Was built to- com
IA emnrate ST GorEe's exploit, and the
well down which he threw the body or
the dragon. 5
And Beirut is setting WORTH o..
great events. 1T is situated on the
point OF cape which reaches ont
five miles westward from the foot Of
Mount Lebanon. West OF 1t lies the
blue Mediterranean. The city 81
square roofs and slender minarets is
crowded close To the harbor; inland
spreads the soft. silver green expanse
OF one Of the largest olive groves in
the world, and above 1t lies the great
.r.snge Of Lebanon, with its lark pine-
cald slopes and summit tipped halls
the year with snow:
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It was the worst show that Siggle-
by Tummitts had ever sat through.
II scarcely knew whether to be
more incensed atthe extreme age and
Ef1atness of the lines, or at the man in
the next seat to him who applauded
each possible effort Of the miserable
comedians as though he were having
the time OF his life
Why does a chicken cross the
road to get on the other sfde?" asked
the stage Irishman with green
| HaW-haw-haW' roared Siggleby
Tummitt's neighbor, applauding
madly. The rest Of the audience
maintained it's gloomy silence.
That's the last straw that broke
the camel's soup! fumed Tun-
mitts. And leaning over to the silly
looking fellow, he said, Pardon,
me. but are you clapping your hands
and laughing to keep warm. or am
really to believe that there lives a.
being SO devoid of real sense Of hui
NOR as to readily ENJOY the driveI
now transpiring on the stage?'
Not at all and neither, replied
the other politely. aI know this show
from curtain to curtain. In fact, ~
wrote 1T myself. l follow it from
town TO town to encourage the aetorsI|
as much as lies In my little power,
And If YOU care to join N ne in my
demonstrations Of approval. I shalf,,
he glad to give you FIVE dollars fori
your evenings work
And from that time until the END.
Of the terrible performances, two
horse laughs rang out at each SAD
sally, and two pair Of hands apped4
madlF instead Of one. ssE
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BEIRUT.
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BEIRUT.
.8ustling modernity and a past that
is der than history meet and touch
in Beirut.
Beirut was All old city and an ira
poTtant port of the Mediterranean:
three thousand years. ago. and i odaE
IL is still an important port and A.
thriving. cosmopolitan city.
At Beirut there Is a French gas
GonlpanS. an English waterwork
Rnd an American college There are
four trolley lines. an Important rail
way terminus and = harbor filled with:
shipp ling. Beirut has excel
lent modern hotels. neWspa pers arc.
sold on its streets, and al: the great
department. stores. kept mostly b
you can buy almost any
thing that you could in Paris. The
moving picture has taken Eeirut for
It's OWL, and typewriter and sewing
machine agencies are rs n umcrous as
iii any western city.
let the roo Us Of this very mod err
city are deep in antiquity Alexander
the Great marched his Victorious ar
lnies through It's streets and held
there tile Eaudy revels for which he
WAS famous: Pompey also cam To-
Eeirut as a conquer and added lit to
the Roman empire. It was in Beirut
that Herod accused his two sons, and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08

Representative New ~ ork hotel. #
housed Sarah Bernh rdt on her f irs 81
visit and was a faEorite hosiery for for
.Adplirals Dewey and Schley Grover
Cleveland lived at the Hoffman5 House
and was elected to his first erm as
president from that house. General
Butler. Roscoe Conkling and David q.
Hill lived there at odd times.
The Sidewalk cafe-so dear 4: 4 to- the he
Paris bo NE eya e, teE-will not go ia
and Jacques. those dear brothe
tried It on Broadway few DARING
couples tried to eat right out on the
sidewalk before an them people
Others SHE'D around IL, Eissled and
ma rched3 on. Once in a while a plain
old Fashioned snuSe would wander up
and sit down and watch the world
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08
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COMING EVENTS
IN CI.ARKsBURG

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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,.
March s. 9 and o. B roadway Fol-
lies Musical Comedy Company, at
ternoons and evenings. Odeo theater.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 8. 8 and q. =--- lie Man in the
Case, presented by the Palace Play
'ers, Palace theate1.
THURSDAY. Friday and Saturday,
tNlarch Ill, l2 and tla Is Wife's Fam
i1y. presented by the Palace Players.
Palace theater.
Thursday March 4 Rectal ny
81 e and Mrs. Sol Marcosson and DR..
Ion Jackson. evening nj asonic audi
torinn a auspices Alarcato Music Glubs
Friday and Saturday. March 3 and
PET e Round u sri1a y evening
and NJ Saturday 1 2 fterno Don and evening.
Robinson Grand tneate-.
Friday. March &c Recital By
Evan WI liams. tenor. auspices Mar
cato Club. evening. obinson@ Grand
"A
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08

LITTLE OLD NEW YORK rs IS. .6#
NHM II DIRK, March S-George
Bernhefmer. who recently inherited a
couple OF millions, now has another
claim upon the attention Of New
York's Bob enia. OF g has given one
OF the niftiest little old tWenty-t1rsl
birthday parties that the town has
ever seen In fact he made the blase5
old boys sit up.
The party began in Delmonico's 81
shortly after midnight and tn weep
process OF tearing away from eacn1
other began about 6 clock the next
evening. A fair estimate OF the dent lent
made in Mr.. Bernh eimer's healthy
bank roll would be about slp,ooo; N 2
q few days he is going to settled down
10 work at the Rlpper breWe cry IL he
shows up every morning for three
months at d o'clock he becomes pres1-j
dent-ant the betting odds are ina q
he will be made presid ent anyway 70 n
he is a thorough young business ~ an
There were more than 0G guests
present b eing of an Oriental nature
and fond Of Old O1narE khayyam young
Bernh elmer made his party SAVIOR OF
the Far East. The ballroom NJ De-:
nlonico's wa transformed into an oa SIS
A real pyramid loom ed up at the erli
or the room For a boy ~ nhelmer
is likely person. lie as six feet hignf.
and has a displace ment OF zoo pounds.
His friend Julius Flnisc hmann, Of
Cincinnati, wired tGongrattllatton
on fitch Birthday. Don't to- pull
that twenty-one stuff on m ~ zee
Iii a Fulton street restaurant one
lamps I've serve good coffee WI
kind s OF Sandwiches And yet they
say there is no commercial cand Or:
Two more of the old popular hotels
are to make way for the Instruction.
CT a modern building The Hoffman
House and The Al h@r.naTle hotel q re
the last victims Of the northMard flow
OF business and the trend of values les
The buildings ere sold to Louis y:
Horowitz. president Of the Tllonpson=s,
s1terrett COMPANY young man VIII 2,
has by his Own .ef orts risen to YEA It'll
and power. Demolition Of the build
inzs Will begin April Is. a sixteen
story loft building viii be erected dE
The parcel covers about y 80 feet on
Broadway and a160 feet On Twenty
fourth street.
The Albermale for decades was q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08

IN interesting political rumor is
being discussed by local Democrats
4as it particularly concerns their
party. It is to the effect that p. - -.
Lewis fs to retire from the county
Of the Democratle
nartv and be succeeded by w. Guy
Tetrick. former county clerk, who IS
said to have been picked to represent
Marion county Democratic leaders IN
Harrison county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08
move around him but in the main
sidewalk cafes are about as popular
as snakes in the brea kfast foods.

Sew York is longing for old men p ;--
the good old fashioned kind observed
in smaller communities. the white
bearded and rheumatic variety defin-
sitely shelved beside the current of
life and nourished only By its tender
lappings.
* What and where are the old men2
The question has been asked many
times Louis r. Wezmi1ler, physical
director of the Dung Mems, Christian
Association, says More than 200
men have been given physical examl=
nations at this association in q year.
Many Of them were men Of forty
some less and they had all hezsymp-
toms OF old ICE and senile@ decay d
AS a matter of fact. the old man
OF New York are prematurely old
they may be found in the Offices, in
the cafes or in the streets They have
displaced the oil kind They try to
blame it on to business but nowh ere
does business man work so little
j1ts is the business Of drinking cock
tails and staying out late o. nights
that makes New Works old men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08
MONDAY. MARCH 8. 1915.
An Evening Echo.

The art OF being agreeable ire
uuent1y miscarrtes through the ambl-
ton which accompanies it. Wat.
learning and wisdom conduce to the
prof !. and delight OF society; yet
man be too invariably wise,
learned or witty to be agreea ble-R.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08

y. If the president really offered for
mer Governor Mac Corkle a ten thous-
and dollar position. the public has a
right to believe that it was in recogF
milton Of the "dignified" course pur=
sued by MacCorkle in the Baltimore
convention. His actions on that
occasion impressed the public that
he was fit for something somewhere,
but where? 1T would be interesting
II note what position the president
Thought NacE pri1le could fill.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08

little labor undertaken for someone
elise. Every hours work on that va
cant lot would be worth days work
II school.
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a mer lcan Lumber and the Japanese.

American Lumber and the Japanese.
The prospects OF selling lumber to
the Japanese are discussed in a re-
port entitled American Lumber for
q the Japanese recently issued BY the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com
1nerce: The report was prepared by
Commercial Agent Franklin b. Smith,
who is making an investig alton Of
the lumber markets in the Far East
andeAustralasia. "a
The trade with Japan at present
samountssto an exchange Of American
ssnftwoods, chiefly Douglas fir. for
Japanese hardwoods, principally oak.
Copies of the report can be purchased
for five cents each from the superln-
tendent of documents, government
printing office. Washin ston it is
designated Special Agents Series No
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08

II - airmont newspapers are Wrang-
ling over the question as to whether
Governor Hatfield approved the Fair
mont charter bill The answer II
easy. IF the governor had not ap-
nrnved lit. he would have vetoed it;
Svou can wage your bottom dollar On
that. The governor does not let GO
hy what he does not like, il he can
help it. Even the Falrmont Times
ought to know that.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-08

The label former Governor Mac
$Gorkle should have had on that bottle
1pf old wine he was tottng was plas=
tered On Senator Bob Gregory's face
ii1ys him it seems, when they had an
encounter in public place. Fred Q
Blue ought to get busy. The former
snvernor may have thought Gregory's
face q very good place for the y label !"
nut there is none to say that the act
#confo rmed5 to the law, prohibition or
Otherwise. 1T is too bad that the for
Trler chief executive of the state re-
sorted to prize-rlng methods, but then
lie vas carrying old vine. which
doubtless contained the element Of
fight.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-12-30
the new house which MI. Krer,'
er had built last summer.
Secretly Welded.

Sioux County Pioneer: At
Mound City, S. d., on Thursday,
December 9th, occurred the mar
riage Of Miss Mary Ostrum, Of
Fort Yates, to Arthur Payne, Of
Glanavon, Emmons county. The
wedding was secret affair, the
parents Of the bride knowing
nothing Of the event until the
next week Friday. Miss Ostrum
left Fort Yates couple Of
months ago for a visit at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. L. S,
Henderson, who lives in En-.
mons county east of Winona. AT
ter remaining a short time at
the Henderson home she left and
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-12-30

years, too, since the brothers last
saw each other. d. r. Streeter
writes that on his way to Dako
ia in the spring he will 60 to
Great Bend for a visit.
Sheriff Kyes expects to take his
prisoner, Kreiger, to Bismarck to.
day to await the February term
of the district court when he is to
stand trial on a charge Of horse
stealing.
Messrs. John and Albert Haak
Of Hull; c. Rowerdink, postmaste,
at Strasbure; and a Mr.. Schipper
of Holland, Mich, were in Linton
Tuesday on business. They
made the trip by automobile.
Commissioner T. P. Lee, 81
Braddock, is spending the holi
day season with his Linton rela
tives. He expects to remain herr
until after the January meeting
of the board Of county commits
sioners. ~
A number of local attorney,
and others expect to 60 to Bis
marck today to argue SOM
points before Judge Nuessle rel
alive to opening up further lit
CATION in the civil case in whicl
is. A. Fischer secured a verde
at the last winter term of cour,
M. Baumgartner and others al
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-12-30
Tax Notice For 1915.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. L..
County OF Emmons, %

county OF EmmOnS,
County Tressutsr's Notice.
Notice IL hereby given that the tax list
for the year OF 1915 10 nov In my hands for
collection.
The said taxes are due and payable De-
cember ], 1915, land delinquent March /,
1915. On March I. 1916. penalty of ave per
cent ia added to all unpaid personal taxes
for the year OF 1915. and one per cent inter-
est per month will be added thereafter I'M
til paid II unpaid October H. 1915 they
will be handed to the sheriff who muAt col
lect the same pursuan to law.
On March 1. 1916. 3 penalty Of I've per cent
will be added 70 all unpaid Real Estate
Taxes for the year of 1915.
Also on June !. 1915. two per cent add
tlonnl. and on November /. 1910, three pc,
cent aud cos. OF advertising.
Realsestste IL sold for delinquent taxes by
the comfy auditor on the second Tuesday
In December each year, and liz subject TO re-
demption within three years from date o,
sale, by paying the amount delinquent and
| legal interest.
Following are The rates Of taxation for
the year OF 1915. and the smounts levied 70,
| each specific purpose: