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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16

more than nine directors a president, first
vice-president second yice-president,
treasurer, a secretary, a general manager and
such further officers as may be determined by
the board of directors.
The following persons snail constitute the
Board Of Directors, to-wit: w. Schmidtmann,
L. v. Hysan, J. L. Sauls, E. Norval Fortson
and E. W. Thomson; and the officers shall
be:
W. Schmidtmann, president and general
manager.
L. v. Hysan, first vice-president
J. L. Saule, second vice-president
e. Norval Fortson, treasurer.
Z. w. Thomson, secretary.
Who shall hold office until their successors
qualify.
Directors shall be elected at the regular an
nual meeting Of the stockholders, which said
annual meeting shall be held on the third
Tuesday In February Of each and every year.
ARTICLE vi
The highest amount Of indebtedness or La
bility which this corporation can at any time
subject itself to, shall be five million dol
lars
ARTICLES VII
The names and addresses OF subscribers and
the number Of shares subscribed, is as fol-
lows:
W. Schmidtmann, care Of The International
Agricultural Corporation, 81 Broadway. New
York, N y; 100 shares.
L. v. Hysan. Colorado building, Washington.
| D c.; 1890 shares.
]. L. Sauls, 0na, Florida loco shares.
| H. Norval Fortson, care Of The Fortson
Press, 81 c Street. Washington. D. c.; 1000
shares.
S1l Street. Washington, D. c.. 1000 shares
Z. w. Thomson, Lakeland, Florida: 1,o0e
shares
| WITNESS the hands and seals Of the respec-
tive Incorporating subscribers, this twenty
fourth day Of May, A. d. 1915.
| w. sCHMIDTMANN tSeal)
| L. " HYSAN (Seal)
| J. L. SAULS (Scal)
| 4. w. THOMSON (Seall
A. K. ERICKSON, Attorney.
STATE OF FLORIDA,
COUNTY OF POLK, IS:
Personally appeared before NE, the under.
signed authority, W. Schmldtmann, l.. Hy
san and J. L. Sauls, TO me well and per.
sonally known, who being FIRST duly sworn
acknowledged that they signed the foregoing
Articles Of Incorporation for the uses anC
purposes therein set forth.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal this Eau
tseali T. W. THOMSON,
Notary Public, State Of Florida at Large
My commission expires February 8, 1919
STATE OF FLORIDA,
ICnTTNrS OF pOLE &C.
Personally appeared before ME, the under
signed authority, E. W. Thomson. to me vel
and personally known, who being first dull
lsworn, acknowledged that he signed the fore
going Articles Of Incorporation for the use
and the purposes therein set forth
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set m,
hand and affixed my official seal this 2su
day Of May. A. D. 1915.
tSeaD WILLIAM HEST,
Il Notary Public
Ny commission expires October Is, 1919.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16

Lotteries are against the Law in the
United States. They were prohibited
BY law In New York and Massachu-
sets In 1888. and in most Of the other
states in the next two decades. The
Louisiana lottery was abolished IN
1890, and the same year the United
States congress made lottery adver-
tisements and Registered letters for
lotteries In the mails illegal; in 1894
congress prohibited the Importation Of
lottery tickets or advertisements into
he United States
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16
Almost Forgotten Name.

Have you ever heard of the state o
Kenawha? No. it is not an Indian prle'
cipality but the name applied IN ne
original ordinance of separation .
what is now West Virginia the laua
name having been decided on IMAM
by the convention which framed m'
constitnt ion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16
Deserves Well Of His Country.

General de Castelnau, the famous
French commander, had nine sons
when the war broke out. Now one is
at school. five are fighting on the west
ern front, while three have been
killed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16
silver IN Iron cnss.

The German iron cnOss. which has
been given since the war OF liberation
IN 1878, Is not. as commonly supposed.
entirely Of cast iron. bBt has an edging
Of silver. Bestowal Of the decoration
carries with It owance TO
members CT the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16

spaln's Rich Platinum Deposits
Platinum deposits Of greater eILsa
and richness than those of the Un
mountains in Russia, which turnl'a
about 80 per cent of the world suF
ply, have, It is announced, been "
GENTLY discovered in Spain.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16

A French system of rapid teleg-
raphy BY which It'll possible to send
10000 words an hour. has worked sue
cessfully for distances Of 600 miles =
that country.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16
naIlx rhouam

n man does not make new 90
gunintAncos as he advances thrOash
LIE be viii soon find himself LEFT
alono- A man should keep his friend
ship IA constant renairs-Johnson-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16

soapsuds and a soft cloth win clean
bronze ornaments satisfactorily. A dry
cloth OF chamois can be used for dry
uR afterwari
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16

lis that a good fountain pen Of
yours7" The best ever. It never
leaks-except. Of course. when I'm
wearing a white vest
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-16

It is sad to love and be unloved, but
sadder still to be unable to love-
Maeterlinck.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10
WrnuSeiscntbnm s,S,bpOilefen.
Mene Sppotbefe en-.

9teme Sppotb Elem.
Tauih q. @aIfer all Siberal g. I'M
9. g.; $500.
aIarearet Groipe an bieicfbc go.
$1.tO0.
Carrie ~. 0aoore an Ssrice SiL
gso. 9 8. nno .. Co., $1,000.
Wnrnaret u. @epis an g9eiterr
Sias g. g. iuo 6. Co.; $500.
/ &arrn 9ifrnan il.a. OH 8iIliam Y
golee; Sc. 500.
siid,nrb q. Seuer an Srlitonbe g
in0 Z. Co., ST 500.
.5bpmns O'9rien on Siebente @arl
&. q. uIb .. Co.; $t00.
sSraScrid Sd,ceppel an aobifon q
iino 6. Co.; $3.700.
ssacob .Sed an Ielta 8. y. Comp.
$3.50.
glnma 6. N1apcr on Soutberr
Gbio 9. mo Z. Co.; $2.400.
2cprencc SnrboIte an SieieIbe Co.
SO, 900.
gbiIip .. Collins an oieieIbe 60.
$1,000.
sfoa ). SssniaeI an bieieIbe 60.
S1,50G.
G.rma @apcr on strtbur 8. Cod
ran; $3.50.
slilallita @artinie on @llrnet@ooSs
y. Eno 9. Co.; $1,000.
Sarrp 9. sSeinitein oil Gngle e,
,,nS \. o.; $500.
gieaie W,clIilIs OH Die Slider Mlrto
lub Serpice Co.; S575.
Cecil 6. Gonfrup oil Sobn Smt'
iab; $500.
@ctiIgte Sppotbe I EFT.
Gbirarb =. @olter an Spbc garf
9. .uno g. Co.: $4,000.
S. Senrn Gdroeeer an W. =.
Gooper; $2.693.
Charles OfarihaIfiespi3 on 8erma-
nia go. 9 6. unb g. Co.: 81 ,O0o.N
Maru arcts an 9Sriee Sill g. unb
9. &C.; 81 500.
9tnno ". @oItjen on @ine Strabe
Gable 6. ilnb .. 60; S1,700.
stnra !Sarbcorn OIL GeIta g. q.
Go: $500.
Inielia Sfroeoer on @ierte @arS
y. uno 8. &c.; $1,000.
Clement s. SdyroeSer an bieieIbe
80: $1,000.
slusilita @artirtic an Goirtbern
Sbio e. uub z. Co.; $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10
Settp @reen bate nidts fiir
bic 9lrmen.

Seitb @reen, bic bant BEN @enuE
10 bieler 3piebeln erIi i'm IIier bon
81 Sabren beirlgesansens 5inan5'
tiinitIerin. bat iib aud in ibrem 5e'
itament nod als bas @enie eripaien.
bag iie ibr 2eben lang sspefen III.
glus bem 8rabs berdus i6ldgt il
benz Stdot Rslp gori elm Sbnippdsn
unb iibsrrsitt ben pieIsn eyreunben.
bic Elm ileines .Qnbentsn- eriparRien.
eine Serpietts, bamit lie ii4 ben
Munb abipiIten t5nnen
Wo5u aiebt es abrr ou6 70 piele
Staaten in Der Union, spsnn man bic
@eribiebenbii Der @siebs iih niht 81
Nuge r.aft2 Repaba in bas parabies
Der gbsmiiben, @ermont bas Dorado
Der reihsn 2euie, bic ibre1 lieben s.tns
bern Elm srpbss @srm0sert unssilbmds
lert binterldHen ipolIsn, obne buB Der
8ampbr Gistus feline sBrisen Song
arme bapad ausitrsdsu barf.
llnb 70 erpdblte bic 9sritorbene bas
lieblits BELONG 5als in 0srmor. su
ihrsm .offiaisasn" Mobnprt, Iieb fih
baIeIbh bssrabeH unb bort ibr Isitds
ment 0ffnen unb einreiGen. Gs III
ui9t gu bsspsifetn, baB IS ben 5eitas
rrenisDoIIitredern, ibren beiben ains
bern, gelingen fpirb, nadsuiRifen,
bub nidt 0eip gort, ipp lie ii6 oft
dber seipiiIsrmoben mir ireosnito auf.
bielt. ionbern gsaops Sails bic rseI
fsBlite" Reiiosn5 Der 9eritorbenen
geipeisn iit.
Die leBien 3fpeifeI iiber bic tbatfd4s
Ii9e @r0Be beg NahlafIes nriiiien ans
geji4ts Der neueiten Hadri4ten pers
itlimmen. Setip @reen mar ipirilih
niht iiberifdbt. sic binterldbt ibren
Rinbern bas nette SiimmHen BON
100 Big $50 WilliOnen Dollars au
gleiden 5beilen. unb ba beibe grbsn,
Der gol. g. s.. *. 8reen unb Jrau
Wattbep Ijtor Wilts niat bic Qlbs
iidt 3u bubsn iteinsn, bitIe ainber tn
bic Wslt 5u fesen, 70 1T ni9t 81 be-
fiirdten. baB bas f40ne GeIb fpeiter
bersettelt tpirb ins SiinterS GnBpoIf-
gsrdtb.
gs tpirb aud. ioipsit 'ipeHigifens bic
So9ter in Betraht fommt, Iliht pers
i&sptnbst tDsrbsn Deun fran DiIii,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10
s(nna 30. gsoItjcn an giid,oro ,mo

slnna SO. WoIijei, ON Midarb iino
,Sennie Scller, 2rt 60 III Wargarct
n. 9cor's Gatboipiiion in Gumnlins-
bile (Steiter $3.50; 81.
gc.lc s. Irrrltrong an @iIlian u.
nno Gate 9. 2ipinaiton. 2ot 200 IN
GlSihesc Sirbbipiiion in giorippoo
cSieuer $3.50; $4,t00.
siaueS Gerqllfon on Ssean 9iut9.
Jebcr, t2 glfer Sanb inAGeftionen ~
rnb tS in Gpmnlnies 5olpnIbip
(Sterer St.50); $1,000.
SnrrD 6eiiliiein on Mopme y.
GrgIanoer, 90 bel 100 SUB on ser
ltorSieite BON Siihnionb .Strobe, peit.
lies prlt ssobn Strahe; ferner, 80 BEL
100 fSitB an 9iidnpollo Gtrate (Stcil.
er soc; 81.
sfrtbur g. Gohran an gitrna 6.
Maner, 90 sSlib on D'ontma glpcnile.
IN Seftion 3 in @reeit Sopnigip
CStei,er $3.50; ST.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10
@runosisentbums'l 'llcbertrasnugeu.
eineinnatt,s. SuIi.

Gineinnati,i8 ,i8. SuIi.
2lnna 9on Reb an 2eldnD O.
Banning, 100 bel 150 SUB an Del
Siibieiie Der glppnOaie 9penue, in
4DOnbale CStsusr $3.50; 81.
Uiapms 3. Gnelanber an SenrD r.
JeiHitein, 90 bei $50 Jub oil Der Oit.
ieits Der 8urnst @psnue, 195 Sub fiib.
LID Don Der RodbaIs apenue QSteuer
$3.50; 81.
gDoIter 6. Worborf an @iaiam
Clements, Cots AL, 442, 443 unb 444
in Der gss4sppoO Interabtbeilung
$66.68.
aatbarina Saebnls, burf ben Gbes
riff on 5rcberidsdoeppcI oasgigc.t.
tbum betannt als 2455 Deit Wtes
Wiiden QpeHue (Sisuer so; 5000.
Inna 9. 5aft an 4lbert 20. Glops
iteiu. Got AZ in GjiImore's unterabs
ihsiIuns in Camp 8afbinSiOn (S.:usr
81; 81.
9be George $. Strietmann's Cons
Gompanp an Sbe young Wsn's Gbris
itian IHociation. "a Bel 80 SUB an
Der Rorbieiie Der gbarIes Sirabe,
5pifden GIN unb plum Gtrabs
(Steuer $1D; $10,800.
9bomas Sbsrlot ir. an Sobn 6.
Sberlod u. anb., einen iingetbeil.sn
alntbeil an % BEL SO syub an Der Siibs
ieite Der @isrien Strabe, 140 Sub fIts
lid Don Der Central 2lpenue (Steuer
50e); $23S.o9.
sbe Union Sapinas 3. unb 8. 9.
&c., Sruitse, an SObn g. Sberlpd II.
Anb., basfelbe Gisentbum (Sieasr
YL5O); 81.
Sobn 6. Sberlod u. Orb. on gbe
e. q. ainfep gpmpanp, basislbe Gle
gentbum; 81.
9anna s. @aalsD u. u. an bic
8rancamp Sub Co., 8 Sabre 2saie,
pom /. Suli 1916 an, auf bas 9runbs
itiid glo. 631 Wdin Ctr, monatliHe
Wietbe ITS.
4lbert aadman an pbilip .. un5
@snes 8. Collins, so bei 150 Sub an
Der Rorb'eite BON Woolper 9lpe. in
Clifton. (Steuer 81 1.
pbilip Renner an 4uauii Offer, 45
bel 88 Gub an Der Rorbftite BON Mus
riel Court, Clifton 9eisbts. (Steier
$1.5o) 81.
GtbIpn @afiers an 9fitbep @.
groernlan, Got 100 in glisabetf n.
Mia's gitate on Glougb elpenuc
CSteiier $50; 81.
alenrp s. NenbIeton aii $arrD did.
man uilb ggilliam Gbonrpion, 200 BEL
1877 sSuf m Der Gifeite bon Delta
.Ine,tae lSteuer 50e):S1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10

sSn iogenanrten gebil6eten 5ar.i.
Hen madt bic Sprn4e hes ainbes
gater u,,o SHUTTER oft sroBes Siopi.
5erbreden. sic piinifen rnbebingr.
baE ons aino cine quite slmsiprahe
babe. DAB es fid friibaeitis an sebil.
oete uno fprrefte glusiprafe getpob.
ne. ltno MN lit bod unIeugbar, bab
bas sfinb 2aiite biibet, Die elm iiibc,
tiid enlpfinbIifes DIR beIeiSiGen
fonnen oab es @orte biIoet, Die fein
Wenib ieiner llmgebung tennt, haB
es Sasbilounsen berporbrilgt Die il:
feiner 9ramulatif porfornnen. Ios
alles entfest Die elterH oenn ibscr
Weini,ng na9 1T bic ein5iae 9lns.
brudsipeiie, Die zines gebilhetenNen.
iden ipiirbig iei, oas iogenanrtc
Sdriftoeiitib, ilnb 6as Glno lit ipeit
oapon entfernt, biefes logenanrte
Sdrifioeiltid 70 gu ipreden ipie Gl.
tern es fir n6thig balten. gle f6n.
nen iid boiler nitt genug tbun, 6nS
&ino gu bernIabncn, gu rerbeiiern,
ibm 70 .gebiloet" .ipie ni,r ulogIi.b
Dor3uiprehen
sSn Der MrbeiterfamiIie tpiro Gle
gusbrndsDeiie bes stinbes falm ic.
mails ein @egenitnub bes Summers
,inb iinabldiiiger 9eeiniluiiiing fem.
Tie eItern baben meiitens gar feinc
8eit, ii6 oarum Su fiinlmern, ipie IL.
re ainoer iprehen. llno ieIbit, iuelnl
iie 3eit bnben, 70 febIt ibnen ipieorr.
nm iebe goriieIing bupor, 6ab ons
Sprehen bes ainbes elm irgenotpic
intereiimiter gorgnng iei. go, ipie Is
faum BON ibnen benhtet rrirb, bob
Oag Sinh iiberbn,ipt ipret,en Ierrz.
70 .pirh ebenio tpenig bon linen be.
afltet, tDie es iprid)t iino ipie es all.
mdbIi1 our boIftdnbigen Bebcrr-
idning Der GpraHe geIanst. SnfoIge.
beiien iper6en Die Gprehreiie ii;t6
bic SprndentipidIune bes airoes 10.
ilen niemals sa etnem er5iebeIif9en
1robIem.
glber 10 iibertrieben uno fnIi& ie.
ne Gorge .,ulb ieps HeppsuusunIuta.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10
gsftolt am sseniter bin.

getalt am Teniter bin.
,Ha, JDrIterg Sic babsn bod
fider aua 10 tleine gtnipanplungen
fiirs 3utiinftise.S
,4d, freilid, freili6!" bic @lafer
flansen an chamber, bic Mdnner leer.
ten lie bis auf ben @runb.
.gmma, pu BAIT tsin Glas unb
feline Winidee 3tmperlid; Jrauenr
simmer tDnnen aud mai 70 n Shlud
auber Der 3eit, unb iiberbaupt, pers
traasn. 9iit jebt ipisbsr n 'bib6en
blab. 9aditel59en~ rief Der MebiSi'
nalraf.
.yein! Nsin!1 ipebrte lie unb
lpanbte iid balb ab. Mud Der 5Dr.
iter itanb auf unb bsbaniie iih. Damn
mar es Elm allgemeines !SGnbeseben,
S0inaustreien auf bic Sicls.
emma Iah Dor iih bin. Gs lpurbe
alles itiG. Jaft beGngitiaenb. sic
fabte ftipsr atmenS nod ibrsn NShlds
fen, in ibr Saar binauf. DARN mir
ben feline Singer nitt mebr iptelen,
nnb nitt mebr ipiirb, sr bic fsinen
9olSfGben lrben. llnb bann fab lie
na6 bsm SotSeitsfarmen ibrcr Wiuts
ter als penbe iemano deipaltiam
ibren appf berlim, ipar's. Gin Druid,
benz iie nadgeben mubie
Zen psrsilbten aran5 bate bic
Uhtter in Gbren setraaen - elm
pimmernbsr Son fam aus ibrer
9ruit, iie ihlus bic Sdnos DOR Die
glusen
r5rSlsn," faste 6anne, bic in Der
Slide auf bic @ldier eetpartet battle,
,Sr0len Gmmehen, ipdt is benn bat
nu2 NOrbbsim is mid aus be @sIt.
Sab's bod ibou pprbin aeiast! I'm
einmal in isbe Wohe iGbrt bod bic
gotenbanns, ipenn fs in mem pri.
patfubrpert aufiiBen iunu, audi riiber.
Die trdst uns fdon Rapporten bin
uno Der. Safor force id. Die is
meiHsr Mluttsr ibre gi6te, iare glns
periranbts. LIN is erFubren I'M BATS
Maul, penn lie men Wtditi.r beliebi.
Opd Blob man jebt nitts merteu
ldfen!" g
2lber bas blonbe @Gbden ipehrie
ben sroit ab, unb jebe onbere Jrass
blieb dud unbeantportet, obgleia
Sanne iaote: sd fisb bod nit Dor
aIles, bsnn be Seiies tdt mid ibr
&inb auf be Seele sebunbsn.
ssit sipei sasen crfiiut. iiiber
aotbuft bas Senatprbous. Cine
5rrte unb 8ls6e nit pldbh.n unr
friItem guttsrtuhen, bic .unter ben
MeiIterbGnben BON Srine geder ent'
itanhsn paren, trua 5unrs bic 5repps
binauf mad Der pberer 9orratsfam.
mer. sic iab babel iu triilmphirenb
aug, als pirie iis inter BEN 4uoen
iGmtliasr gorberser. limb per fam
pber rorbeiaina unb bon ibr erIpdb.
puroe, Der b6rte ibreh befriebiat Him
gsnosn Ssufssr: ~3pei 9dnSe uuo
spei arms Fnb ni6t genus fir siusH
Wsniden!"
(GOrtiesung foIet.)
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Fat bon ibrsr groBsn Wtlitter als ioits
barItes grbe ben einiahen @efnmdd
miibttommen. sic fbsilte als iInsss
Mdb6en an 'ipaniIde @ranben lno
ensliTde Garls, bic ibre perbIdbtsn
WdppenfhiIber nit ben miitterIi1tn
MiIIipnen ipieber friId) pergplbsn
tuollien, aIrbe aus uno Iisb ii4 nidt
bspsgen, niht siumal BON elmer Gouns
teb 2lnnis 2earp, ben sefelliyen Rums
mel bes WiillionGrs Get bon yielps
port mit5umaden. Sbre 5eiratb nit
Serrn Wilfs i'm Sabre 1910 purbe IN
Dem miitierli4en $30s6lat in Sobotstl
sefeiert; cine islafde 3nderpafsr
obns 3uder flob beim SoH5eitss
itmuns in Gtromen, ionit absr
berrldte eine astetiife Ginia6beit. Sb
Jrau WiIts iicb ebenfaas porlpisseno
bon ben 3piebeln nGbrt, TT nidt be-
tannt, bod lebt fie jebenfalls ipie ibrs
Grau Wlntier iebr biGt.
Gin etpas iuelliger gldn5e,ibcs3 3eug-
nib itcat ii1 in 6ieier Siriid)t Ger
Set.;, GcloneI Green, n,S. Gr mus
einnlaI etlpas BON ben .Yflid)tcn ses
Rcid,tblmis,. Iiiitcn nel)0rt hnbcn.
9enl er 5rinat oas @cIb in teSenf.
lider g8eiic ilntrr bic 9elite Gr
raiitjt 3. 9. 10 Gents sGigarren, tragt
9lagcialdicr oon rnebr als norinaleln
llmiaug, ino man iieht esl ibm an
tob CT iih non pieI foiipieligereh
Gingcn oIs 3piebeIn nibrt. aber er
lit treiieitcns I'M 9ireftcriinn Der
Seaboarb gationaI 9ont nlio bot
feinc ailloer, lnb 70 fam er cs
ihliebIih perant,porten, etipas bon
ben 3mien Der crcrbteT 70 WsiIlioneu
Mlssuaeben.
gScldJem GfifiaI bic Grecnfhcn
Wdliionen eirtgangen limb, fam man
crit crneiien ipeiln man hort, mas
iiir id,Iedre fSamiIientrabitionen I'M
fer Den ailoeren Iad,furunen Der Dor.
taDren bes ipeibIiden aroius bcitun.
sen. IA lpdr Elm alter Serr @ioeon
SpfpIanb. Der i'm Sabre 1929 itarb
,inh elm gernlogen bon / u WtiIlionen
blntc.Iieb. Gr mar Der Batter bon
SnIria slnn SpipIan6, Der Sarte Der
SettD Green. Splpia berinad)te Die
9lutniebung bes @ernrogells AT
Seth, 6as 0apitaI dter iollte inn Jall
ibres 5oDes oil bic Grben 8ioeons
pcrtDeiIt werben.
Sn oieicr SnniiIie nun herrihte
Elm. altteitameutarif9e Gru8tbarteti.
@iSeon ielber bate 13 aiiioer, nno
3lrd;Idmittlif ebeiiio nieIe batten &C.
rem ainoer iiub ainbcsfinber. @ir Der
Colonel serinsI6dsis bemerit. battsH
olcie 2eilte anifeinenb nid,ts ailoeres
al ttiin, als iid) fort5itpiIansen uilo
iie beforgtenoies 70 inlocrorciien iluo
ibre strbeit tpar 70 aeieanet. baB jett,
IN Der fiinften Generation cas- eine
Gioeon.stitb 1000 Iadhomn,er, Elm
anberes 100 iirb ollie sliimnlmen
1900 baben, falIs nidt ieit Der
0rudIegiins oieier 3eiIen nod einisc
Smoert neiie birBiaefonnnen iino.
Oieie 1900 niiiien lid, iest iun Die
Ilntpigen anbertbaIb Miaiouen itrci.
ten. Bon bieier 5batiahe nisgebcno,
seipi,nt man crit ben retten &c.
iidtsnMnft fir Die Settp @reenide
GrbifaitsnngeIcsenbeit ,mb man
iia,n tinmer nlebr iiber Die aeniaIe
grIsu6tune Der lebrpiirbisen Grblais
icrin, bic nid)t mir elm 70 grcbes Der.
m5gpn 5ilianumen3ibringen piibte,
ipnbern in tpeiier lnlb ielbitiiberrilI,
hcnber 9uriidbaItuns Safiir iprgte,
baB es nid)t in iingebiibrIider Weiiel
;eritiidelt muroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10
aIeineg 2mieae eip r q Il.

Ger nartei1be 6err por Der Eelc'
rtun3eQe: n!Soren sic NAL, Sic lie.
her Tun bereits cine geidIagene bal.
De Stlnbe am Selepfpn ltnb ba6en
nod, fein @ort eeiproden."
Ger Serr in Der Ielepbon5elle:
sater mas tpcaen Sie be,tn - i'd
iprede bod nit n1einer Graul"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-12
SPEAKER WANTS
SIS 0 0 0 OF THE y
PURCHASE PRICE

Cleveland. Ohio. April 11.-Tris
Speaker, star outfielder of the Boston
American team, recently purchased by
the Cleveland American League Club
arrived here today to make the final
arrangements for his transfer, but re-
fused to sign a contract. Negotia-
tions will continued when James S.
Dunn, owner of the Cleveland club, ex-
poets to find way out Of the difficulty.
While Speaker and Dunn tonight
had no difficulty in agreeing upon a
salary figure, Speaker insisted that J..
j. Lannin, president Of the Boston
club pay him $4,000 of the purchase
price received from Cleveland. Be-
fore leaving Boston, Speaker tried to
arrange this with Lannin.. but failed.
Tonight Dunn attempted to reach
Lannin by wire and effect a settle
ment. but could not get in touch with
the Boston man. 1t is believed that
Dunn and Speaker will reach a salts
factory settlement tomorrow in case
Lannin should persist in his refusal.
Neither Speaker nor Dunn would
make any statement tonight Both
said that whether Speaker dons a
Cleveland uniform tomorrow depends
upon the conference in the morning. 1t
was intimated that the salary offered
Speaker is we'll in excess of the $4,000
which had been offered the latter by
the Boston club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-12
LIFT EMBARGOES
ON NEW HAVEN'S
FREIGHT FRIDAY

New York, April 11.-Embargoes ex-
cept as to export freight all will be
virtually lifted on the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad at mid
night Friday, it was announced here
tonight Embargoes or connecting lines
will be modified as nearly as possible
to conform with this action.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Clark who has been participating in
the Eastern freight accumulation con-
ference issued a statement in which he
declared that if shippers and receivers
Of freight desire to escape further en-
bargoes on the New Haven line they
must arrange shipments in modera-
lions and utilize all cars to the fullest
carrying capacity. The New Haven
embargoes remaining in force are
against several cities, including Wat
erbury, Bristol, New Britain and Hart
ford as well as against cotton con-
signed to Fall River and Watuppa,
Mass. and a few individual concerns
which have an accumulation Of freight
on hand beyond their present ability
a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-12
PITTSTON

The Riverside Club met last week
with Mrs. Sophia Rollins and Mrs
Iva Rollins on Wednesday afternoon.
This week the day has been changed
to Thursday and the meeting will be
with Mrs. Ella Bailey.
Miss Bertha Colburn, who was call
ed from Portsmouth to attend the fu-
neral of Francis Flitner, returned to
Portsmouth last week
Mrs. George F1itner, after two weeks
visit with Miss Della F1itner, returned
to her home in West Somerville, Mass,
last Saturday.
Schools in town began last week.
opening with roll call of 80 pupils
present in the Smithtown school Mrs.
Annie Fossett of Randolph Is teaching,
Abbott Lord is building a new ga
rage near his store and this summer
will run an auto truck in connection
with his business.
Mrs. George Rollins went to Augusta
Tuesday of last week to visit her cou-
sin, Mrs. Ida Plummer.
Lee Scott, who is engaged in hatch
ing chickens in his incubator has
Matched 800. chicks and has 1900 eggs
now in his incubator
Samuel J. Troop and Orville Chap.
man have two-party telephone line
Installed in their residences. The lat.
ter's call is 46-W, the formers 46-M.