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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31
&un0 Eeter.

Wrlll0l'l, >Stdllell, zoe zee. -
Sornrepet ira lit lille aon9erige, Ipg
co pengelens og mco Heiterne al i'm
lille taprc Nrnlc enonn flrmpcnoe
/ Iicloene II Ilbonien % Wtontene-
0m, fonl Song Eeter al Serbien
ibna BERTH meo en- italienlf &rpoler.
Gen onnlle &on1e nc1teoe nblo'
int of iprlnoc lin Nrme, inotil bans
Ssn, Erin9re9enten, onl'loer ut
honl opertolt til at isge Spile %
Siffcrbeo / Stnlien, inotil ban at
ter g~ienponot lin Selbreb, inu ban
after fuloe pcnbe tilboqe til Ser,
bien 90 title iig / Spiolen ior en-
reoraoniicrct Nrnle.
aorlo &ictor emanuel bar ltllct
ii aong Eetcr@ NnaoI1hcb 1T Sonl-
merpoluo$ / Gniertn / NTrbcocn AZ
Neopcl, men Oct pibcS cnorl life,
en- ban bill ilna Jig nen Ser.
Strar citer ari1ens llobruo blep
set ierbiife Mcgicril9aiToe ilpttet
ira Nelgrao til 9tiib, % aon8en o9
bans lille sol ilpttcor meo. Set
n,citc al Chen bar opa Sen ganle
NcnNe peo SrontenJ hpor ban oelte
Inc Solonter9 SCAR % Sarer.
"a ugiaa 9tiib mnotte rolnnes,
unr aongen Ell Al Sc iioItc Stats'
crIbeo5uUnn, TOM iorloo @pen.
San iulItc 9lrucen paa ocnS Gil
bolctoQ ~ uNitoo ole SloN% Stra-
bcDicr puu oen beipUrli9c Tlitgt
Q;Cnncm &c atlantic NoiiirIoc. San
ii, finn Ell ncget lioeu Sltm Felge
Weo liN pna ill Nlllat, % mart blcp
ban belt lens. Nnn bapoe lullge
pUrct ing, % Sen itrabaoiioic 6ln8t
iuttc3 Ell Sio nritcn OF ifule giere
sc. Al mco hans iioite Nrriter.
: SurnYo alt aonaen omtoro
rou Ct iiaIicnif A~rigS'fib. hpornco
len rciite I'll &alona. Tco Iufonr.
'iCl 0crill maatte hon bUre@ llano
/ en- Stol. huorpaa Ell Iutomobil
ma0tt ham Ill ct lioct taruellnt
@iTitlipcri tpcr>oucr'or oct ltallen-
IL MlucNfporter. Ser tit han an
viii ct me1et iporionlt mnbleret %r-
ielic. Tor huiItet bnu ertlrrcbe. at
Gcn life cie0e Ell Sti1lna at betolc
ucN.
Seq er life lTll8cr aongc mi",
icQoe han rc'iQncrct. Seq er tim
General Sootnui Chau% S%ncognito).
Sea Niper inaen @eiaIinaer mere.
Get cr Aronpriuien, iom beiaIer.
Scr Grcmiioen er ie1 inaenting
Ncu ierbiitc NeIlernla. Seq er finn
en- SolSat o. maa aolpoe.
Miue SoIoater or famit al Suit
gcr oA SueranltrTngelic, vi mdo
itci'c Dem Nab oe Spilc - % iaa
'our nj ie ON iiogIe llser. Sea piloe
aieruc relic iii Salonifi Tor at tr1i.
ic min ariaaminiiter. M bar no
&c. AZ oronc. S,ea man lepe Tor al
il mi, Soils Scg braat irem til
Scir".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31
Statsforbu0.


Gen lite SSnni1ar 1916 bill, ion
befienht, Soma ieien bIiue en- 6or'
buos'tat, ibet Den Iaafalote "IPulft'
LOB" peb Se9islaiurena @ellutrlng
% trpoer no al aro'i. 0or at bore
neiaatia beepnber StaisiOrbuoet al
lerebe Sreoae ben Site 9ecember
SCI. 9 slften.
Spao man mn i%ornemmlelig er IN
teresleret /, bpab Den me Sronln8
anaaar, or bporpiot oct pii laoe lig
aisre at alennemfsre Statsiorbuoet
Sorbuoapenmerne fer iorhaabning@'
fuIot Jrenltioen inleoe % merer, at
oltiila lfal eoa ioare goot. Intl'
TorbuosmGn0cne paoltaor llatltr'
ligpis iom pdnlig nnoer 'li0c Sm'
1tGnbiabeber, at StatsiorbnO / Dob.
belt Ioriiano or en- lllpffc, iom bill
bli Jolt poa mango Wnooer, % Ipc'
cielt iorlibiigcr &c, at Milllttlopcra
SphGpclie pil reillltcre / nlcAen Sop-
lesheb % Ell olnlinoclia Std9nutlon
i 1SprretllinQslipet. ut Der pil BIZ
1loNen Soplesbcb, inar man lelpIagt
pore iorbcrcot pon. Stat2mpnolB-
hcoerne bor unrettet .'lQ oerelter,
OF alt pil bli aiori, lem rimell9
fnn p%ente$, ior at a%ientcmferc Sor-
hlo@lopcn. Ter cr in9en lGrll9
Wrlino iii at fro, at bette life 'tliloe
lnttes loa Oobt ion / olorc Stater,
hpor man har Norbn0. % lladr man
to9cr / NefrnNtnin9, al Sal1 AZ be,
rllictoc Srlttc uIlcrcoc ior or 'ora
blot i omtrcut 10 SrcbicNcle Al Eta.
ten, fan oct pel lite pUrc ldo rent
nouerfommelll at %Qlcuncnrpre 70
ucn. GriariuQ hur uilt At %ope
ON Gorbuo fan gjcuncmIere@, I'll
tro0a Tor. al Octtc ollie Sage bar pT.
RET bciirlot Al acknowledgements Get
tonncr bare an poo. ON Wtunojlhc-
ocrue pil %ljcnnen'crc Eopcnc ~
huia BET iorlol0er it1 loa, at der.
bro9lopeu cr en- iljl 0%0Orlil %op,
iom Ann Norbu0amUuotnc |guu'ldur
idu buroc ser oQiNa pare 0crc2 En-
~tcrc9ic At biitnn Cprjlheoeu me0
ncu2 @icmcmiercIlc; tht 10 btorc
zen blir %QIcnucm'rrt, OciW tIorcre
~ hurillcrc mou pens GaarIllbco
0iuc III t,Itlcuoc % Goltci lUrc al
ino'e. a, sc 9om.e goOe S'Ocr mco
utnoitroutct 2rittcrl az en- SdIoon
/ hocron0W notwithstanding /
porc Srcr cr OH lotell, <illlduo,
lom ri maa io0c uort't uullIl at
ocnoe tllbo5c I'll.
Geriom |Eorpuo%loutu pda Ou
ouOen Siot cr en- 500 "a '|olt,loou
la %op 'aoltog@ iom Glrou02ioItc
lie mcnlr. laa bu Den itlv'eiacIiN
o8iaa gIcmcm'ere@. "a Oct iao
iirenqt iom Del bare or ma.iN. Ger
ior bur0t ole .culn0iQc @orBcrc
Qjere ii nocritc Tor al ha0uNhUue 20.
rem / ocua 'uIoc lloiuU,unR Get
er opriltl3 al hoabc al l0a ~. tic
ri tror lite. mau bchcocr al irnl
ie, or %oucu 'tnl vic liz al 'l0o hin
breuoe tpeien 'or en- ilm0 ol normal
Grem9nrg poo Torretiu9slipct&
Cnraa0c. Spertinloo mcucr ri, al
oet III Spcriloo er gootllort ior
lpnqe iiben. at motericl SrcmQuUl
al eubper 9lrf, ioapcI'om 81 moral
lie 6remitrioi er iierii Der. bpor
SoIg ni S%pirituoia er blCt en- Snga
blot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31
Manoe Sfibc irnfet.

Gen 27bc Gcccunber bar Huber
ponbSfrioen2 Gc9. Get Slltol Al
lllnffer, Nom tp'fc oN elterrlNlte lln'
bcrponoabnnoc % Miler Den Gu1
anretteoc ior Sen cn9elife % frantic
Stib2iort ilocr ollie t~Ioliacre BE
frrber ior en- enfclt Tao.
Snp Sfibe blep ienotc tilbnros,
TT oral fem itplhteS llnbcrpdnosbaa-
&c, pN ct maottc / bcltabigct Stano
irNc Nnpn. Smfrin9 TOO Mcnnc.
ifllip Nif tnbt. ri oiaie par, iaopiot
pibea, inNCn Nrnerltnnere.
Ser cr @iitcll ouer sc tnhtc Sfibe:
"9iille Sc la Giotot", 6,311 Cons;
tlrpcocrtt / Nti0oclhauct. rlnlcliNpia
Al Ell oitcrriN't llnoerponoaboab; so
(CrlonCr, hporof Ell &ulnoc % TO
Norn. omfom; Neltcn al Faa'oge-
rtr % MinnN'tnb blcp a CT brltl'f
Stib tnIct % % bro1t I'll Malta.
Stibct blcp torpeocrct rocn %arIcl
uE font pu0 f. Wimlter.
Gen brittle Camper "IrIanio",
t5.0l6 Cons, oct lteritc Glib Nonl
e. lonct m0er iiocn &ri9en be-
0rnotc. mco l%ln0taNcllc al "Sulitd-
uid" az ~Nrnbic". Gen blep noe
ltlt a. tn Miut u0cuipr Nrtaulcl i
Nor0ru2IluO Ben 10Nr Sec, men
9}ubcOcn hcrom Tom iNrit uo Sen
.27Oc
Cen Brittle 2omper "Dcooo",
t,5Oo Cons; torpcotrct a Ell llu-
ocrpouN2bnno Ntionclbopet. poo
Nciic ira Siunoieu iii Nep gorf
oG No3r,u mco Ell %uouiuN pUroiot
ii, II Niiuioncr Cellars. @ciNt
nina - MduO.
Qu btlQiite 2onprr "Mmiiuc
%emoert" 1918 Cons iUutct Al
Ql llr0cruouN@booo: Mnnoifnbct io9
T.. %aoOcnc. hporai 10 cn0m iap.
H12. 80 Miauo or rto0tt.
Cen lille brittle CAMPER Got
twlhau". 513 Cons; iUntct al Ell
lln0eruau0abono; @cirtrin0en req.
ott
Gen prltnfc Gamucr "Naoln".
iUgttt II Ell llnotruano@bono
Zen britiitt Camper emilia,
tcm ibrau0 "a mdattt iUtieS poa
.%cuo ut1 Shtmicn2 MrmoiuQ.
Sen frantic NrnltNdmpcy "Stro-
.,.oI!cU". mdottc citcr lire Cages
SclIoN2 rcnoc uI5apc til Nem Nort
ior al "rcplrcre2~.
GG 2Soc Gee. mcIoc3 cm isI-
NCuHt SUutniGler:
Gen brittle Camper "%au Sti-
um". 32Sl Cons. iUrfct Al Ell I'M
0ervaao3boa0; Scirininaen rcoNct.
Stibe; iiIhertc Set britiife Nomiro.
lI:ci.
Zen @iueGite Snmper "Nereua".
! 229 Cons; torpeNcre. / Noroiiecu,
Ntonoitobei 0reu omfrinl / @naocnc
opcrbTnNigt &eir ira $iilclot I'll
A'onoaG. "a DC bIep tagci op.
Zen 290c meloeS ON ielacnNC
Stlbe, iom cr aaaet unber:
Zen ~bolonoitc Sraplcr Grin,
Y rGn9t al Ell Mine; ire al Iano-
ifabet orpbt.
Zen norite Camper "Sornelen"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31
0rpeiasen afpiit.

Nem 9crt Den 23oe Sec. Gen al
MRS. Nranf Se9licS ManoS Irpill-
ger lnolcnote Nnoraaenoe ON at err
flare bcnSeS tcitamentariite @eltem.
meller Tor n9pINiec, bIep ioaa al
ilaaet al Sti'tciorpaItcren.
Mrs. Seslie bapSe teitamentcrct
SterltcSelen al lin eiterlaote Isor.
mnic paa CO. 50 10000 til Sremmc
az ben ~fpinbeIisc Stcmmeretsbep9.
ecIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31
Rooiepelts Kanoioatur.

Gaming, Ylid)., Den 24hc Sec. ~
YetItioner ON at opisre Sbeooore
Rooiepelts Nopn pao prGiiocntpri.
mGroaIsieblcn i Widigau iom oet
rationale progressive TariIs aonoi-
bat bIep ioag iublcperet til Staisie.
fretprens aontor. &c ileitc al lin.
berifriiterne par paatesneoe i &c.
troit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31
Peitene i "Krieen".
Srsfen gino at Sasebg.

Spor oite berer Ri life / oisie 81.
Der ON apinoer, iom uoisrer Sarm-
neutrality-suspicious. operior DC iaa-
reoe o. ipge Soloater / arigen. Get
pil iiffert oerfor ogiaa interesiere
at bli fienot meo en- al Dor 5ios irem
ragenoe apinber, iom bar piet lit
Sip til Sprepprnets Sieneite, o. MI,
oa @eroensfrieen %begpnote, bar or.
gariieret Iioelinger al Sprlpger o.
Soipitaler for ipge oe iaareoe Selte.
Srefen Sino al Sagebp er ipenif
al Sso'el, men bar tilbragt en- lang
IarrGffe / England, bpor bun uaf.
brllot pirfer for Sprebeifpttelie,
napnIig moo Sipiieftionen, % er 10.
9iper al eli "Mnti- %ipiiectiou He-
pieip". Senoes Gnergi og Iomini-
ltr%atipnseune er e~neitaaenoe, ben0es
glDoenoe Seltolenbeo riper SiIberer.
lie meo Jig, % bun err en- / mango
Sanoe fienot % ifattct Meteorological,
ogIaa pna oenne SIDE al 9ltlante-
rem.
5 iiere Maaneber bar Srefenen
III opbolOt Jig paa Galpla0lene /
Noroiranfrig, og BUN bar gipet rp-
itenoe Sfiloringer al be 9ioelier,
iom a~rigsbeitene er uoiatte for. -
sc iaareoe Seite flaffebe itunbom
ON pna Marfen / ID Gage. Sr9f-
beltene, hpis &rGfter bar belt no.
tpnnte, loo langS @eifanten % oeoe.
6retenen bar ieet bjertelfiprei,oe
Silfploer meo Seite, iom par font
met liee fra @alplaoie n, fjsrte / Clint
bulanceppgner, meb frpstelise Saar
al erploOereoe @ranater, meO Sall EN-
glennemituffet al @aionetter, meo
Ben iorrepne al Tietraao. Saare-
lie bar / Ilminoeligbeo raabne, oe
@%ebanoling % ailr al oisie Seite
freezer ben iterlte Sm'ora % 9pge-
fumit.
Seitene boloes / Soipitalerne i
mango Tiger ps Maaneoer, nuar BET
er n%eopenoigt. Naar De er furerebe
% tienlige til grug igien, Ienoes De
tilbage til SGren. &c Seite, iom
fife fan %flireres, br9bes. Oct bll-
name Sfpoeapparat er taeet /
Brig / oe franife milit9re Iepoter,
iom p9iaa mootager SeIte, iom er
blet iaareoe / Scamp.
6rpfen Climb al Saeebp bar oan.
net en- iGrlig S~nititution: get
piolette aorps - "Rurple Grols
Serpice", iom faar Eenge naunlig
fra gn9lanb, men ogiaa fra @meri.
ia, Sfanoinauen o9 mango andre
Sanoe / europa. 3il at bpffe De
ferite llbgifter blep Ser itrar tegnet
9ioras paa 2000 Euno SterIing =
$4,000 - england.
Gn bel Stab al SprlGger nnber
2ebelie al Or. S. Sbare Sones =
ira 0prlGgeafoelinget peb lllliuer-
iitetet / 2%iperpool = opertoa Siene.
item, bells / Warfen, bells peo be ire
npinoretteoe Seite.Soipitaler / Sor.
oeaur, @eiolll % Gbaumont. Get
er napnlie Sen treble frantic arme,
bpis Seite er fon1ne unoer @ebano-
ling / bisie Soipitaler, og Tirefte-
rem for Sprl9getieneiten, aomman-
onnt Gba1npet, bar u,oer Cato al
Site Iuellit 1915 / en- IGrlie Sfri-
pelle uotalt lin Saf til Get p%iolette
aorps, og / De bierteliglte llotrnf
roiet Ben Sfierpiaiebeo, praftiife
Spgtigbeo % uomerfebe Meiultater,
Iom Sc omtnlte Sprlpger bar funnel
prGitere. Noget, iom man foreprigt
flinoe perte al Gnglpnoerne, iom cr
blanot oe ppperite / @eroen meO
Senipn til ai9rli9beb til fine Sc
lite % Smiorg for oisle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31
Smaa %&rissnotiier.

Zen tioIigerc arGife Niniiierd,ei
o1 oct libcrale Yartis Ssrer %eni.
,cloa par paa lin "Napneoaa" bcn
29oe Sec. @ienitano Tor Ell cneitaa'
enoc SpIocit. SeIe Gasen ira Den
tiblise Woreen panoreoe Smicn eitcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31

Stranger Dc en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
uennen" er iaa goo iom nogen anoen
Spnraitine til oen bobbelte Fris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31

EyrKRSp As SECOND CLASS MATER JUSE lh1B isoS AT
sHt Posr oFyrcE AT Dyoossn. Iowa. UNDrH rHE Act
Cv CossHxss OF MABcH :. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31

glinbbeb life bebeper at fsre til
SortpiIeIie.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
NEW YORKER CANNOT SWEAR
Just Said "Doggone ~ az He Saw
His New Car Go Up
In Smoke.

Il don't know who owned the car"
said Constable George Simpson Of
Sayville. reporting by telephone to the
New York Sun office the burning OF q
big automobile on the Lakeland road,
according to the New York correspond
ent Of the Times Star, but I'm blamed
sure tn fellow that owned 1t is a man
that don't swear"
The reporter at the telephone asked
the constable to explain.
Well" said he, 1T was big six
cylinder car that looked like II was
pretty nigh brand new. dunno what
struck it, but she busted out in flames
all over. all of sudden. The man
that was a-drivin' IL looked like New
Yorker. He had to jump so quickly
TO keep from bein' burned up that he
didn't have time to stop tn engine.
TIL car kent on a-goin' for half mile,
ell abiaZe from front 10 back II never
stopped until it was half burned up
md in five minutes after il stopped
trore wasn't nothin' in tn road but a
nils O. twisted iron and ashes. TIL
man that was a drivin' it run after it
an ketched up just about tn time tn
re was out He looked at tn pile of
ashcs few minutes an then he just
SEE Doggone it, an took tn next
train for New York. He sure was a
man that don't use no violent lam
cuace'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
He Wandered On and On.

He wandered on and on, and by the
time he decided to shout for aid he
was at least ten miles from anywhere,
right In the heart of the most desolate
tract in all that wilderness. He slept
somehow that night, and the next day
was the most terrible Of all. The Sec
ond night he became delirious-but
through it all he knew that he hated
Molly.
HE had no more knowledge Of the
passage of time, but toward evening
he came suddenly upon little desert
ed place In the heart Of the forest
There had been a clearing there once,
and there was still tumble-down log
cabin. Tarrant approached. trying to
pull himself together sufficiently to ap-
pear intelligent, when suddenly there
emerged from the cabin the most beau
tiful girl that he had ever seen.
"Tarrant was not in condition to
appreciate feminine beauty just then.
but there was some quality in the
girls face that seemed to stun his
faculties, SO that he could only stare
and stare at her 1t was not so much
the physical beauty as the sweetness
of soul, the usefulness and sadness
that set his heart beating tumultuous-
ly, and, at the same time, seemed remi-
niscent of something. He felt that he
had seen the girl before-this country
woman dressed in homespun dress.
1T was impossible. of course. Tar
rant began to wonder whether rein
carnation was true, and whether he
ha known her in some previous exist
ence that had slipped from his mem
DRY with his birth. Suddenly he real
ICED that he was behaving rudely. The
girl had turned away and gone inside
the hut
'Tarrant went in, but, when he en-
tered at last, after knocking repeat
eddy, he found the hut empty. He de-
cided that the girl, alarmed at his be-
havior, had gone out of the back.
Being a gentleman, of course he
could not stay, but he could not resist
taking some bread, rather stale and
dry, and some cold bacon that he
found on a table He withdrew with
these into the forest and made a raw.
enous meal Then, tired out, and in.
ured TO mosquitoes, he fell asleep.
1T was earliest dawn when he
awoke. lie opened his eyes in aston
ishment. and at first he could not re
member where he was Then, all al
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
YEARS AFTER
Covered ~ Wife Was Refined
h Splts Of Her Ig-
lgance.

leryS board the ship
|ght lk U1 Alwyn and Signora
Ruaao - engaged before
|bua ~ NJ Sandy Hook. Their
laanf tannn at the captains
h ~ ~ ~ Day; on the second,
: ~ nediate passengers
\ ~ ord Alwyn took the
l. 1Gn1 - opera singer: there
|. ~ "a to be inseparable.
!. 49, It will be, too" the
NJ - - hey piled their knit
- Ne the head OF one
| - Hes In England, and
1 - Zones . quarter OF
IN 80 Isn't It strange he
|N 49, ped up yet! Why,
81 Five"
- = ~ and twenty II she's
y. t2 ~ III London was crazy
- - ION. Suoh q talented
= Wujnt and perfectly ire
cAa11o(s Xou can't say as much
|N ~ tnp1o singers. Why. the
- ~ hourne took her IN.
hae W110 - introduced her ev'
fhee& I 49, reading an account
sr NJ + seads like a romance
fn1hGe - just an ordinary
krioan. ~ he saved up and went
ts1ys a. there she was adopted
! rich oounk or something Of the
|, who fnaoo her his ward and left
hid fortnno on condition that she
I'D change her name"
What was her name?"
,, Smith or Jones or Robinson
ething very ordinary. wonder
In he's going to propose.
it neither Of the lovers dreamed
they were the subject of univer
sgosaip aboard. Absorbed in one
Their, they leaned over the ships
and watched the long streak o
glistening in the moonlight il
wake or the Albania"
1ey had not much to say on tina
ling. for the realization of his low
the beautiful singer had come t.
Englishman quite suddenly, ant
n 1t was too late to withdraw. HI
that he must tell her now, be
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
"A Vision in
the Forest
By
CARL CARTER

Copyright. 1915, by W. q. Chapman.)
Il must confess this is . ghost
story" said Jameson at the club.
However, you can put it down to
three nights and days spent wander
ing In the Adirondack, II you prefer
70. It doesn't matter to me. I've half
. mind not to tell it anyway. only I
remember the expression on Tarrant's
face when he told It to me.
"Tarrant and his wife had been
married six years. and that ID just
about the time when trouble develops,
II 4 h going to develop at all. especial
" when . couple are childless. They
Just began to disagree. The truth
was. they we're living an artificial city
life. and both were getting bored.
''Tarrant and Molly had been deeply
In love with each other when they
married. Molly couldn't understand
why Jack seemed not to care for hel
any more, and Jack Tarrant won.
dered why the sweet girl he had mar
ried was always nagging and finding
fault with him. They talked of . sepa
ration.
THE matter was still up in the all
when they decided on spending theil
usual summer holiday separately
Molly went home to her mother and 6
lot of crank female friends-the un
married kind who try to separate
happy couples. Tarrant went up t.
the Adirondacks to fish
The first day or two he moonet
about, very miserable, and yet relieves
at the sense Of freedom. He had ex
pected to long for Molly; on the con
trary he began to think of all the un
happiness that had been in their lives
The thought of the tie between then
maddened him, and that was how h.
lost his way in the woods at shutdown
"Tarrant had no woodcraft at all
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
Old Knee Jolnt

Estimated BY scientists TO be from
100000 to 275.001 years old. the petri-
ned knee joint OF a mammoth was un-
earthed at Long Beach, Cal. by work
men twenty-eight feet below the sur.
face. The discovery has been pre-
sented to the chamber OF commerce
by Anton Cneroske. the finder. Th>
knee Joint Of the largest species of am
mails hat ever roamed the earth IL
well preserved, despite It's great age
., measures Is inches IN length and u
inches in diameter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11

sS 49, So"S SHSN ~
- 4 would be easier for her and
EhimDelf too; things had gone too
for that merely friendly farewell
N hAndclasp which means SO much
hides 20 much more.
k1ice," he began-they had called
- other BY their given names al
\ since the beginning Of their ac-
lnt6nce, 20 intimately did they
u ~ sense of spiritual union be-
Asn them-"Alice, I've behaved like
ar toward you"
Whyr she asked, looking at him
Z glance Of infinite tenderness
"a he did not see; as he raised his
; she yelled hers with her heavy
Whyr' she asked again. feign-
hat she did not understand.
Because" he answered slowly,
bSoa . man tells woman what
i to1a you, it means something
t. than words. And yet-well, AL
N dear, ! couldn't tell you Of what
ald have kept my tongue in leash" "
[You'd better tell me. DEAR" she an
sro4 s1ipping her arm through his.
So NJ us walk slowly up and
Nm IL deck, and you shall tell me
4ythinG and ! will listen and not
90 word until you have ended.
FYou know I love your" he began,
thoy walked slowly under the
n. YES. there was never any pre-
~ between us. And our love should
|tufa1ly end in marriage. Well
already married."
koA1n abe glanced at him in that
npasslonate way, but though he
ited for her TO shrink back from
En- she showed by no gesture that
3 felt the blow; she did not even
thdraw her arm, but they continued
cling the deck together.
Let M tell you briefly the story OF
Z lifs.r he said. When / was ten
an younger quarreled with my IA
|1r. Ny elder brother was alive
en-; I had 10 hope or thought of sue
e1Ing . the title. I was sent &c
|,1ofAdo 70 q ranch. l was twenty
Ire. fnpreasionable. hopeless for the
|ture, and very lonely. Old Aaron
|DpDer, the ranchman who had under
ken NJ education in return for IF
len hundred dollars, had daughter
|mere alp Of a girl, good. sweet, pref
|. and charming. but hopelessly il
|erate. She was entirely ignorant Of
|viIixed ways; ate peas with knife
/ she had always seen her father do
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
eaetory,s output Provided For

A factory has been established at
Niagara Falls for the manufacture of
metal magnesium. which is the
have many qualities superior to alum
mum. The output of the factory has
been contracted for By the French
government until the end of the war,
the material to be made use of in
the manufacture of household uten
sils, and some interesting novelties
will be brought out, it il said.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
Ouuht to Specialize.

A man charged with stealing $780,
900 worth of jewelry, in court ascribed
his downfall to that alliterative trim
ity of allurements. "pinochle, poker
and pool" He might have expected
to fail in an attempt to qualify as An
expert in each of those lines. In
these days of specialization no man
can hope TO be successful all
"rounder."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
Mans ADVANTAGE.

One advantage man has Ia that
whenever he wants anything in the
house be can always call TO his wife
and she'll tell him Just where Il IL,
but when a woman wants anything
she has to hunt for it-Detroit FIRES
Press.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
Scared Them OF,

They had put up Please do not
handle" and please keep hands or
signs without number in that depart
ment, but people had gone handling
Just the same At last the depart
ment got a new manager, and he took
down all the polite old-fashioned warn
ings and tackled onto every precious
garment a Beware" sign printed in
red ink with ever 30 many exclsma-
ton points. After that everybody
stood at a respectful distance and kspt
hands In their NUM-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
Success.

The Greeks had a foot race In which
speed and endurance were not the
only tests. Each man at the start was
given a lighted torch, and the laurel
wreath was for the one who came In
first with his torch alight" Success
In life is not merely reaching the goal.
but more important still. in keeping
the light Of God burning in our hurry
ing souls--ExchanRe
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11

goms uo<hars today are providins
heir ch1l1rea 1t school with . set OF
Fhifa ananoIed water plate and cups
BIZ use q lunch hour. These thinss
an - suafly Kept clean and their In
|roduction does away with the break
|ss whion 70 frequently occurs in the
|unch-<1me ffolics-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
Quite Useless.

Pastor from the pulpit)-Ths col
lection which We took up today is for
the savages Of Africa The trouser
buttons which some of the brethren
have dropped In the plate are conse-
quently pseless
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-11
Stationary soiencs.

A medical student once asked the
late Prof. Parker Cleveland II there
were not more recent works on
anatomy than those In the college
library. Young man." said the pro
fessor. there have been very few
new bones added to the human body
during the last twenty wears"