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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-09-21
sfilbt basenfor slasfrunten.

Siben mebfgleenbe aart bleb tegnet,
far gnelGnoerne rptfet lengere frcm.
2srbag berettebes, at Be baboe ben1Ggz
tiget fig Gourcelette, Rartinpuicb og
Slers, Der iees paa aartet, og bar inoen
fire Wai[ ira ben attraaeoe 8p gapallme.
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emerantens 65b gnbffens 44be Orboens 36te aarsans

Mebill MeGorrniet og g. 80. Clip
perfielb, begge republifauife aunfi-
batter til aongresien for ben belle
5tat (at large, ipnes at bore ron1i-
nerebe, lfipnt Gbipperfielos Mooltan-
ser, forbenpnrenoe 6orbunoslenator
@illiam 6. Malon, gaar bam en- bsi
Sang.
Smfring 100000 Wpl,o og co.,
900 4pinber lten1te / Chicago.
Yoinoerter giennomineret.
- Seattle, Walb,, Sen 14re Sept.
sSor. Staters Senator Deiles Noin-
berter, ser for ier slar lioen nalgtes
lo1n Nepltblifaner og to slar ienere
I1ltteoe Jig til Bet Frogresiipe Earti,
leirebe peo 8aorsoagens NrimGr-
palg ion1 republifanIf aan0ioat meo
on1fring 1000 Stcmmer oper nllna,
renoe aongresmano N1ll 6. 9nm=
pbrep.
gn anoen forbenp9renee Hrogres=
Iip 2efer, nemlig 9enrp Wes9oioe
Seattle, foareoes iom Hepltblifaner.
mes aanoioat til 8upe,ner.
NrtsDna.
Nboenir, 9lri5ona, oen 14oe
Sept. Senere gfterret11inger letter
8uoernpr g. yS. g. Sll1ts Stemn1e:
flerbeo Ion 9enofraternes aanoiou1
til set lanune Gnbeoe til 5000
| Stentn1er.
Garlion gjennomineret.
0enper, Colo, Sen 14oe Sept
sSulbltpnoigere Snoberetninger on
Eirsoagens Yrimerpolg iorsger gu
pernsr George 81. Garllons Stelnme
flerbef, lfisnt bans Wiobltanber, 50
1nuel 9. gficbolion, leireoe oper ban
9enper 8p meo neIten 2,400 Stem
mer.
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Carlton giennomineret.
Srupper 6iemienbes. @aibingto1

Srppper bjemienbes. @aibington
Den tSoe Sept. General Sunston
bar funet 9efaling til at tilbagelenoe
Electromagnetic =Regimenter, Ser M ct
peo Brunlen, ct 6orbol6 al ct Negi-
mcnt for bnert ct, Ser nDlig er lenot
til 8renlen. Sc Sernbanetog, Der
bruges til at transportere ct Regi-
n1el,t lpo, uil bliue brugt til at trans=
portere ct tilbagepenoenoe Neginent
norb.
Solbater, Ger anleeer ferom, far
/ blipe afifeoiget paa @rpnieltatio-
1,erne, naar oeres @ar0e-Gbefer goo.
fjenber 9lnlsgnil1gerne, befienotgior.
oe arigsoepartelnentet toag 0epar.
ternentscbefer faar Wpnoigbe0 til al
| fatte enoelig 9eillltning / ilige I'll.
fploer.
Mferifanife ganbitter. 2orebo,
Teros, SEN 19oe Sept. garoitter
1tonIeoe ct Hasiagertog 12te Sept.
npr Sunolopa, plpnorebe Grpres-
pognen for $4,000 0ulo, rppeoe
Basiogererne og lteote berpaa 3oget
neooper Jielbiioen ne6 en- opb Gon-
pon ifplge eieniDnlig paalioelige
geretninger BERTH ioag. Tasiage'
rerne iii Sob at gaa no. iaa Wens
nelfelip life gif tabt.
Gen npIte Gag blep ct aonltitll-
tionalilttog uolenbt for at gribe Von.
oitterne, melber Napporten, men blep
lprpngt / 2uften lamme Steo, bpor
Sperfaloet babbe f1noet Steo, og 40
| Sol6Qter blep brpbt.
Observation-Disclosures paa Sjemreile.
olono 8ranbe, Teras, BEN 19oe
Sept. y1i Wono af Sc ber leireoe
Minneiota Regimenter begpnote
Siemreiien ibag efterat bape erbolot
9[Hfeo, for6i Sc er 5amilieforisrgere.
9e er Tsrfteiergeant 80. 81. Sticfley
al lite Regiment, @ilbur Sfinner,
Sulius alnoerion, George Jilcb, 9ar'
m s5enlen, Sergeant Nels glellon oJ
Ironpeter 9arrp Barter at 2oet,
| Iamt gergeont Rospell 8reenbalgb
og 8almer 5anion of oet 3oie Sic
giment.
Bacon for almen Militertjeneite.
SEEM Dorf Sen 1859 Sept. S ct ioag
offertliggjort greo erflprer gbeo'
/ oore Rooiepelt fig for 8o6ert gacons
aanoioatur til Joreneoe Staters
genator forot oenne bar giort Jig
| til 5alsmonb for olminoelig militpr
Gpsoelie. s iamme Msoe boor ban
jferIt gjoroe lin Stilling / 0enne Sag
befienot erflprebe bans Woofanoioat
8illiam %. Goloer fig I ben ltii
n,ooiatte Retning.
Henniplpaniabanens 9inie til 9e'
| troit. Hbilaoelpbia ben 1Soe Sept
NennIplpaniabanen oil BRUCE $40,
100000 til at forlRnge fine 2inie,
til Ietroit, funogjoroe ganens YrR'
lioent Samuel Hea ioag. Yasiager.
trafit oil blipe belprget al oe nupR
renoe gnbeltationer for @abaib oe
Bere Warquede Banerne.
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fren1falot itor Mangel paa 6e11ne
artifel Ginlan6.
@eb Spmme syronten.
2onoon 6en 166e Sept. Spiferne
fj9nper oesperat for at reooe Jig fra
Iilbagetog paa en- breo Wlils Jront
og falter 8ataljon efter Battalion IND
&ompen moe be 1tormenoe britiife
Mf6elinger nor6enfor Gomne for al
itanie General Saigs Jremrpfning
Sloget begpn0te igaarmorges og
blep bol6lommere benimo6 geattell.
l1n6er 2Diet fra 2psbonber fj9mpe=
oe Weq116 Iom D91noner neo 8ajo=
Meter og @ranater bet al @ranater
opplgiebe 2uno mellem geiene, Ser
fgrer neo til 8apaume.
9n set lioite Bresietelegram irf=
Igb fra set BRITTLE @ope6fporter,
! 1trgmme6e 9aigs Wpno itabig ne0=
ober Sfr9nterre moo 8apuu1ne, men
9plfernes Wo61tono bleb itooig mere
baaronaffet, efterlom 9ritterne
trangte frem fra bet al oeres 9lrtil-
leri goelogte Strgg. Nef Gen gto
bar 2anosbDerne gourcelette, War=
tinpuicb og Jlers felt / @ritternes
8eli6oel1e, britilfe Troppcr 1apoe
trangt gjennem 6oureauritoben og
| fJpn1peoe / 0en eltlige llofant al
8ouleoltrlfopen og gon1bleS syalo
iDrtes foreltaaer6e. Sc tDlfe Jan=
gers 9lntal iagoes at 6elp6e Jig til
5000. Iplfernes Iab liges at Dape
bpret frDgtelig, iGrlig / 9ollleal1r=
IfobelL bpor Spifernes Mool ltano bar
melt oesperut. llnoer Sen fprIte
Ire11trangen til Wfiften al 5fopen
fanot General 9aigs Mnn6 Sanger
al tplfe Sig.
Sbao 8ritterne panot igoar lan1=
men neo SEN 5tore franlfe Sren1=
gang tioligere l1gen, fulobragte Sen
Spgabe at fnuie fltloitun6ig alle Sc
fgrte ire 2inier af tplfe Stillinger
pua on1trent belle Sommefrolrten I'M
ser 9lngre6. a1tn Tbieppal, bpor
bibu110erlig bpggeoe tplfe SSorlpars=
perfer bar binfret Sen britilfe sSreln-
trangeh boloer Splferne fren10eles
fine treoie 2tnier. Tbiepnal blep 1to=
flanferet al 8ritterne, Der in6tog
Gourcelette igaor gftermiooog, og
sets Snotagelle nelte @ang BEN bri=
tilfe penltre Slgi gipr ct Jremltp0 H.
nes liffer.
2o1,6on Sen 16be Sept. =
3et britt 3fe Centrum er blepet faltet
fremoner til ct Bltnft 500 DarO5
roroenfor Sol1realtrlfoben / Set bolo=
Ionn1e Slag, ser raier 1ortenfor
Son1nte, nel0te General 9aig til
arigsoeporte1nertet ibag.
2anosbperne Gotrcelette, Warti1=
puicb og 6lers er / britilfe Snnoer
500 Sanger til er tagne, bringen0e
antallet al fangne TDlfere op til g.
800, officielt 1nelot fangne / oe fsr=
ite "a elmer al SEN fornpeoe Son1-
me.Sffeniip.
6 fterretninsen ON Sc Brittle Set
re lan1rnen meo Sc alliere6es tore
5ren1gang / 8alfan og @jenoptogel=
fen af set italienlfe Jrenlltp6 moo
Srielt bar baft tor 8egei]tring /
2on6on.
6rtnrn hnn WnIfnn
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ariscm paa 8alfan.

Salonifl ben 16oe Sept. =
Seierrige ierbiife Sropper friper Sc
ilagne bulgarlfe Iropper tilbage
l1oroen moo oe1t ierbiif if=gr9lfe @rnn-
le / Hetning al SEN lerbiife 8p Mona=
itir> iogoe en- ierbiif officiel grfle-
ring ber ioag. Ie bulgarlfe Sab er
enorne. st Negi1nent tabte 1,500
Wton0.
8ulgarerne fon1nunocreg al Gene,
raj 8opunomeiff. Serberne bar to-
get mango Sanger og set erobrebe
gntte inobefatter 80 &a1oner og ito
re &rallta al &rlgsmateriel.
-@erlin Sen 16oe Sept. (pr.
traoolps til Soppille). Set tplfe
arigsoepartement inoronrneoe / 81
ter111ibrag, at oen bltlgarlfe bpire
SLIT bar naattet retirere el1onu leu-
ger norolige @refenlano Samti-
Dig blep set btfjenotgiort> at tpife
bulgorlfe og tprfiife Sropper forfsl-
ger Rl,sierne % &l1menierne / Do
bruoia efter ut bape punoet en- afgjo,
renoe SER.
Earis SEN 16oe Sept. 93us,
lerne er foWue Serbere og Tranlf'
lneno til SiGlp paa oe alliereoes
penltre ylsi 9alfanfelttoget, og bar
neo oisle rrepet 8ulgarerne uo al il
re grplfe 9anosbper.
Telegranrmer fra sltbcn fort9ller,
at efterat 8ulgarerne tpuugne oertil
al Jranifmanoenes GremrDtning
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
STATE CONVENTION
OF CHRISTIAN Church
CONvENES HERE
TOMORROW

Lakeland is noted as convention
city and tomorrow she Will throw
open her doors of welcome to the
State Convention of the Christian
Church in their 10th Annual session
Delegates from Lakeland to the ST.
Petersburg Convention two years ago
invited this convention for 1915 but
Miami secured the most votes and
Lakeland was given the following SEES
sion which is the 1916 convention.
The local congregation have their
plans completed for entertainment OF
the delegates who will be met at
trains by special receiving commit
tee and special cars to convey them
to their places of entertainment.
An automobile ride will be given all
guests and delegates on Thursday eve
ming leaving the church at 400
O'clock.
Special music will be furnished dur
/ ing the day and evening consisting OF
solos, duets and quartettes with in
strumental selections by some of the
city's best musical talent.
The program of the convention is
an exceptionally good one and will be
full of practical, helpful news for al
Christian workers.
A number of the best preachers OF
the state are on the program; also
three national officers whose address
es will be entertaining, instructive ant
inspiring.
The first of these begins at 73'
Tuesday evening with the address o
Mrs j. Med Stearns whose splendid
addresses have made her famous as ;
convention speaker.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
Jacksonville Chamber
Commerce Appreciates
Lakeland's Represen-
tati0n At Farm-LOan
Meeting

The following letter from the see
rotary Of the jacksonville Chamber
of Commerce was received today by
Hon. ]. {. Swindel.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. /, 1916,
Mr.. j C. Swindel, Lakeland, Fla.
Dear Sir We are writing ex-
tend to Won the sincere than'.s and
appreciation of cur organization and
city for the interest which you dis
played by coming to Jacksonville t.
be present at the hearing on the
Farm Loan Bank.
We take pleasure in stating that
we were advised by members Of the
/ Board that this was one Of the hest
: hearings held in any of the 3S
States which they have visited We
we're complimepted upon the large
attendance and the earnest and en-
thusiastic testimony given by the va
rious witnesses as to the advantages
OF Florida and Jacksonville TO" the
location of one of the branch banks.
If Jacksonville is successful in Sc
curing this bank, the credit will be
very largely due tc the citizens from
! all over Florida who we're interest
ed enough to take the time and snend
i their money to ccme and assist MS in
the showing. All Of this sreaks vol
r-mes Far the shirt md 60 Grafton,
a,d cooperation means thet Fl.rida
will soon become one Il the very
leading States of the Union.
Again, we thank you for your I'M
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
POLLING PLACES
SELECTED; ALL IN
READINESS FOR
ELECTION TOMORROW

The polling places have been ar
ranged, the ballots are in hand and
all is "A readiness for the opening OF
the polls tomorrow mos nins.
In Precinct No. SO the polling
place will be ia The Sloan McRae
building and the officers of election
will be j. D. Allen, G. C. Trimble and
0. j. Pope. inspectors, and T. ]. Mar
shall clerk.
In Precinct No. 10, the polling
place will be in the store room for
merly occupied by the Central Phar.
macy, and the inspectors will be J !.
D. Lowell, w. P. Pillans. w. D. Ed
wards and F. D. Bryan, clerk.
The polling place of Precinct No.
25 will be in the Tom Clifford store
on West Main street, near the Yates
House and the inspectors will be w.
Fiske Johnson, Eugene McCrary, T.
L. Cardwell, and Howard Gray Clerk
1t may be that some of these of.
ficers will not serve, but if not they
will appoint substitutes to take Their
places.
The polls will open at s o'clock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
BIG VOTE SHOULD
Be PILED u FOR
JIG. SW!NDEL TOMORROW

Every man who is interested in the
successful carrying out of the pro
visions of the bond issue should make
it point to cast his vote for j. Z.
Swindel tomorrow. The people have
voted tremendous sum for the con
s,ruction of system of roads, ana
they are vitality interested in seeing
that the plans they endorsed are car
ried out No man in Polk county has
a greater familiarity with these plans
and with every detail of the work to
be accomplished than J. c.. Swindel.
No man did more to bring about the
success of the bond issue, or worked
more faithfully getting matters In
shape for it's passage. To swap horses
in the middle of stream at this time
would be the very poorest business
policy, to say nothing of great in
Justice to an honorable and efficient
public servant.
OF course, there is not the slightest
chance of Mr.. Swindel's defeat. Like
the other Commissioners he will be
voted for all the county, and the
friends of good roads, the people who
know of his splendid service to the
county, are going to see that he goes
in But, inasmuch as fight has been
made on him here by the people who
opposed the bond issue, and because
he has been basely slandered solely
for the reason that he refused to be
worked for paltry matter of public
printing, a splendid vote should BIZ
piled up for him in his own district
He is the Democratic nominee, an(
should get every Democratic vote, al
well as the vote of every man who II
interested in the good roads matter
and in the most efficient service in thu
conduct of the affairs of the county.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
'Returns To Be
Received At
Telegram Office
Tomorrow Night

The Evening Telegram, as has
been its regular custom in years past.
will remain open tomorrow night and
receive election returns from all sec
tons of the county as well as the
State and National returns, and it in
vites all of it's readers who are inter
ested in the results to be its guest on
this occasion The office will be open
until midnight. 1t is a matter of
conjecture how soon the returns will
begin to come in or to what extent
the vote will be counted but by 10
o'clock good forecast of the vote
should be obtainable.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
HOW TO VOTE
Dem. TICKET
OUTLINED IN
THIS ISSUE

On another page of this issue is
printed the ballot, very much as it
will be voted tomorrow. The names
of the Democratic nominees are indi-
Gated by a cross-mark (X) before
them, and this X should be placed in
front of these names as shown.
On all the ballots used in Polk
county the names of all the Demo-
cratic electors will come first on the
ticket; therefore, all who wish to
vote for Wilson and Marshall will
place their X mark before the first
six names on the ballot. The next six
names are the Republican electors;
next the Socialist, and next the Pro-
hibition This order is followed out
all the way through the ticket, as,
for instance, in the Governors race,
the name of Knott, Democratic can
didate appears first; Geo. w. Allen,
Republican candidate, second; {. {.
Allen, Socialist candidate, third; 5.
j. Cats, Prohibition candidate fifth,
and Noel A Mitchell, Independent
candidate, last. For all other offices
there is a similar arrangement of the
names of candidates.
This information should be care
fully noted by the voters, as 1t VII.
assist them in properly marking then
ballots
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

Hon. Herbert S. Phillips. of Tampa,
addressed the voters of Kathleen at
that place on Saturday Notwithstand-
ing that it was announced that no
Knott speakers would be allowed at
the Cats meeting some days ago,
Capt. w. Y. Carter asked Mr.. Phil
lips for division of time This Mr..
Phillips granted. offering to give Mr..
Carter Is minutes after he had spok-
en- 46 minutes. Mr.. Phillips then to
close. When the Captain got started.
however, he took an hour and forty
three minutes to tell his tale, and Mr..
Phillips was unable to finish his
,peech at his own meeting. Votes
we're made for Knott just the same.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

The fast trains go on tomorrow,
the Tampa Special going north ar
irving here at 1888 and the train
going south arriving here at 8 Train
No 80 will arrive from Tampa at
1927 and leave at 1875. The serv-
Ice was partially started today when
No. 81, Jacksonville to Tampa, came
through at 3:07, the remainder of
the trains, however, maintained their
former schedules.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

There seems to be little interest
,rewing among the women folk of
lakeland to have a Ladies Band, a
ovelty which would cause great
cal of talk about our popular city.
rofessor A. r. Marks, who has been
efficient in placing the Moose band
it's present high class standard has
gnifed his willingness to do all in
s power to make this success,
hich alone ought to be guarantee
at Lakeland will have a Ladies'
md If the right get-there spirit is
own by the female portion of our
immunity. All ladies wishing to en-
{ into this enterprise should COM
micate with Mr. Marks at once.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

Hon. A. ]. Angle will address the
Noters of Auburndale in the interests
~ Hon. W. v. Knott and the other
Domocratic nominees. speaking in the
Pork at that place tonight.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Irwin returned
Yesterday from a weeks stay in Sar-
aoota, where they were called to the
bedside of DR.. Twins sister. whom
we are glad to learn is now some
what improved
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

Mr.. H. G.. Smith, of Clearwater
spent yesterday in Lakeland the
guest of his sister Mrs. VIII F. john
son, having come over to see his
mother, Mrs. J B. Smith, of Jasper,
who is Mrs Johnson's guest for some
time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
Ladies to Serve
Dinner Tomorrow

Ladies to Serve
Dinner Tomorrow
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Myrtle
Street church will serve dinner in the
Bowyer building tomorrow, Nov. I,
from i a m. to p. m and will
appreciate the patronage of the pub
lie. The menu will be:
Soup Oysterettes
Baked Beans Rolls
Roast Pork Baked Chicken
Pickles, Cranberry Sauce
Salad
Pies Coffee
Dinner 25 cents
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

Gov. Park Trammell arrived on the
fast train this afternoon from Jack
Donville, coming down to cast his
vote here tomorrow. The Governor
ieregist cred at the Kibler, and is be ,
ing warmly welcomed by his many
friends.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
SAD.
Oh, see the man,

Why does the man look so sad and
for saken.
Why do people avoid the man
and why do they gaze on him with
contempt?
Why is the man so friendless?
Did the man rob poor box, or
did the man set fire to an orphan
asylum?
No, Rol-lo. The man is merely
voter who forgot to register this
fall
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

The Missionary Society of the First
Methods, church is holdin2 week
Of prayer and tomorrow afternoon
the subject for the meeting will be
The Religious Needs of Latin Amer
lea. Mrs. w .Fiske Johnson will be
the leader.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

The "Short Course" for the Girls
Canning Clubs and the Boys Corn
Clubs at Barlow this week are
worthy of the most cordial encour
agement on the part of our citizens
and business men generally.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

i The X. of P. Sisters will meet at
the X. of P. hall tomorrow afternoon
] At $3.50 o'clock. All members urged
'to attend.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

Mrs. G. Green returned home Sat
Nrday night from a pleasant three
1nonths' sojourn in New York City
md other Eastern cities.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
TUCH BETTER WITHOUT

"Fave You a lawyer?" asked the
JUDGE nf young man brought before
him.
"No. sir" was the answer.
well. don't you think you had
better have ene9" inquired his honor
"No. sir" the youth replied 80
dent need enc. ] an going to tell
the truth Fxcharge
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
CASINO TODAY

SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE
E discovery of enc of the books and
breaking of the partnership be-
zen Olga and Morton are the sig
cant events in chapter thirteen of
8 Flying A. serial which is near
, its finish
10th and Last Chapter Of
UNCLE SAM AT WORK
ernational New sWeekly No, 70
,artoon Comedy Scenic Reel and
Fashion Show
ction returns will be received and
lounced from the stage without
eruption to the show tomorrow
1T We will run a 15-reel pro-
n OF pictures, the admission will
CSC and you are welcome to stay
night II you wish.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
LAKELAND
y LACONICS
case of fire phone 5000

Mrs. S. F. Fredenburg and little
0aughter, Helen, returned yesterday
ofternOon from a pleasant week lend
VII to Tampa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

FOR SAd4E-Fine Jersey COW with
Young calf; also . months old
heifer. $125 for the three. w
Fiske Johnson 1896
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

Noelin Soles We have them. The
Lakeland Shu-Fixry. Phone PSI.
1896
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

The country is suffering from
car shortage and the citrus fruit and
vegetable growers of Florida expect
serious trouble in getting enough cars
to move their products.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06

Ncelir Soles-We have them. Tho
Lakeland shu-Tixry. Phone PSI.
- 1896
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
Noelin Soles We have them. The
Lakeland Shu-FiXry. Phone 257.
1895

which had been set as his standard
by his divine Lord
That we part with him in SORROW,
that we sorrow not as others who
have no hope but knowing that
while here his faith was firm in our
wonderful Saviour, Jesus Christ, we
know that when He comes to call
His people to Himself. we shall meet
lory day that is to come.
Done in session this Nov g. 1916.
{. |. STACY, Moderator.
#. l. MCINTOSH, Clerk of Session Pro
TEN
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-06
RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH
OF ELDER JOHN PATTERSON

AT the meeting Of the session OF
the First Presbyterian church of
Lakeland, held on Nov. 3, 1916, the
following resolutions were unanL-
mously adopted, ordered placed on
the minutes. and published:
Whereas, it has pleased the Great
Head of the church to call from the
scene of his earthly usefulness to tho
larger sphere Of heavenly activity the
spirit of our brother, Elder John
Patterson, therefore,
BE it resolved, That we do not
qu astion the wisdom of our Lord, but
bow in humble submission to what
we know to be the will of Him who
dOeth all things well, and do not ask
to know the reason but ask for the
larger grace, to trust
That in taking temporary leave Of
our brother, we would place on rec
ord our testimony to his fidelity,
courage and zeal in doing his part Of
our Masters work, in the various
places assigned him in the church.
That as an elder he was wise in
counsel and just in government: as
superintendent of the Sunday school
for nine years he was faithful and
earnest in service; and that as
member of this church he was ever
known to be Jealous for the faith
once for all delivered to the saints.
That as citizen, husband father.
md friend, he was true to the high
ideals that he always held, ever reach
ing up towards the perfectness