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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
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tern, Serr1 u11o Sralt @erman @ie=
le, in Der Nabe bon Ionabue, Sa.,
aus altf Oem sllcn's 8rope 6rie0bof.
Serr Sobannes &roger ipra6 i'm
S%rauerbalsie n10 an1 @rabe. Die
@abrtlld)trager parcrl bie nadltebell.
BEN 5dulfameraoen bes 8erltorbe.
men: HoD Woelcr, Srpiae @rea, glr.
nolo &rodnlanlt, gnnil l1nb Iranl
6abrcnfrug, elmer 8lteltenburg.
- 81. Safer, 3abnar3t, mbitafe1
Building. (Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Shouting erofes gfattOnruicr.

Sim fommen6en Montag, alio am
arbeitertage, nitro in ser Mod Sslan-
Der Iltrnbaae pieber einmal zines
Ser beliebten groBen sfattol,rniere
a6gebalten lper6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
9entidcr Iionier feiert @ebnrtstas.

S. s. @llnber bon @lue 8roB,
SSa., feiert morgen I'M &reile leiner
aablreiden @erlpanoten, Ireltloe lno
gefannten Sic 81. @ieoerfebr ieines
Gebnrtstages. @err @ltnber erblid-
te am a. September 1859 au 8lne
@raB oas 2iht Ser @elt 1n6 bat bier
fait iein gan5cs 2eben lang gemobnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
gie1 ,tub 9ropifunen.

Gbicaao, 2. Sept. Minopieb -
3Mfl1br 10000. Sdipad). - Stierc,
$6,3O-9.O0; aiibe nno &inoer,
$%3.40-9.25; aalber $3.50 bis
1925.
gdmeir1e - 3nfubr $4,000.
zoe nieoriger. 9urd-
l6nittsgemidt, $1O.25-1O.SO, a,l-
meilt $9.S5-1O.O5.
gdafe 3uflrbr 1s,0Oo.g dtpad).
Miooer, $6.15-7.50; 2dmmer, &c.
25-1O.6O.
@efliiael 14-t7; Springs
1915.
.grtter creamery, 26-s11hc.
gter - Nrina ~ $3.50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
3nr Meileacit!

Monncnten, Die in Sic CONNER.
frii6e reiien, moaen lt1s redt3eitig
benadrid)tiaer, nit geno1,er glngabe
ibrer sloreiie, 6amit ibnen sic Bel.
tung piinftli6 na6seianot meroen
Tam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
@p,t1 spSe ab6cr1fcn.
Tran 90 IuInbQr.

Sran WturD Dunbar.
Sic @eiletung bon 6rolt Warp
1lnbar erfolgt am Mol1tag Morger
linn l1eltlt ltbr bonn Sr%alterbn1ie, No.
SOP Scott strabe, aus NIT eil1em
8pttesOienit in Ser 81. 4ntbonp-
Stride aus altf Dem ct. Margl1erite's
Srieb6ofe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Counting freies Garf ; aOnsert int
8anSerbeer . Garf.

Neterlen's &apele miro am belt<
tigen Sonntag I'M 8anber Seer
Narf ein 6rei : &on5ert peranitalten,
fir meldesfS SEER gilbert Heterien, ser
befa,1nte 9irigent Ser aapelle, bie
ieinen Hamen tragt, bas na6ltebenbe
Grogramm a1fgeltelt bat:
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@ieiemanl,
2. Ouperture u9be grumpeter Of
tie Grolpn" S. Orb. @ume
8. 8al5er u5loral 5ete" &irlt
a. Wobelette Serbs ans Babies,
5alaer
|. 5. @rono 6antalie from tie Opero
Carmen" . @i5et
Tal1ic.
6. Marid uGrin5Setrp", G%ilenbera
z. MeloOies front uMomeo ans Ssyll.
liet" @oln1pn
8. Dance Of tie SIM Seat, Mmeri-
con- Sesn6ian . . . @aaet
8. Gle 2opaI Mn11erican Sarrar
10. Mmerican 6antaiie &erbert
Merhants gransfer & Storage
go. Ielepbon 855. (lna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Die mdrHe.
Grobnfte.

CHICAGO, 2. Sept. @ei5e11,
145 Sept, 147A Seq.
&orn - 1914 Sept, 1875 Seq. /.
Safer 45A Sept, 1914 1es.
@etveioe fir @aar $50. 9 rotber
Binterlpei5en, 1lel1, 137h-144;
&orn, Go. 2, S6h-s7; Safer,
5tanbar6, 45h-46.
@erlte 80 S2-1.O9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
@ebnrten.

Die na1Itebcnoe1t brei @e6l1rtg=
folle mltrben geltern oem Staotibrei=
ber <go Moeler gemelbet.
SEER l1l1o Iral Mrtbl1r g. @riggs
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del1.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03

Saben Sic idom DIS M}iilion
@ier probirt? @leid nit 6em belten
importirten @ier nnb empfoblen bon
Sen 9oftoren. gocf SsIano greming
Company. @ln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
stabt nnb Goun:n.
Counting, Ben 3. September.
3leins Staht=Mcuisteiten.

n Ncrocn-S cl- Mittcl gegel,9ibelma-
tismlls nnb Sd)ner5en alcr Irt.
Hiepe's Mpotbefc.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-15
Candidate for Republican Nomi-
nation for United States
Senator
Answers Editorial Appearing in
Huntington Herald Dispatch,
and Challenges His Opponent,
w. F. Hite, to a Joint Debate
In Speech Delivered at
Ripley.
Ripley, w. Va, ADr

Ripley, w. Va, April 9Th
Ex-Governor Albert B. White spoke
at the courthouse in this city, deliv-
ering very sterling Republican
speech. He was warmly received by
large gathering Of the voters of
Jackson County and during the course
of his remarks he answered an edi-
torial appearing in the Huntington
Herald-Dispatch Of April 1st, which
paper is controlled by his opponent
w. F. Hita- Ex-Governor White chal-
lenged Mr.. Hite to jeint debate and
said in part:
II have in my hand an editorial
which appeared in the Huntington
Herald Dispatch Of April 1st | am
an Old newspaper man myself, and
grant and accord to the press the
right to conduct the columns Of their
paper In the manner which meets
their views and pleasure. would
not now make reference to this edi-
tOrial il 1t were not for the fact that
Mr.. Hlte is president Of the com
pany publishing same and that it is
under his control and therefore no
doubt is spokesman for him. 1t makes
the accusation that the success OF nv
candidacy is desired by the Demo
Gratis or our state when it SAYS, If
they could secure the nomination OF
Mr. sutherland, who is the victim of
circumstances, or Of former Governor
White, who launched his candidacy at
a time when he depended upon the
supposed enemies of Governor Hat
field to carry him through. Democracy
would be, apparently, in better shape
hhan democracy ever will be in West
Virginia. Why did Mr.. Uite himself
pledge mo his support if at heart he
felt this sentiment to be really true?
Surely / am not going to accuse him
OF being so selfish at heart. even
though ! recall the bitter editorials
against Governor Hatfield and his aG-
ministratiOn which appeared in the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch, I'D until
the time OF that secret gathering Of
six men from Charleston and C1arks-
burg, at Huntir gtOn, at which the can.
didacy Of Mr.. iIite was born. I per.
s0naI!Y have no objections to that
meeting or any other. ] accord to all
the right to exercise their choice.
II am frank to say asked Cover.
nor Hatfield shortly after nv an
Eounccment on July % for his SUD-
po7h. Gid this in sincerity, | did it
In fairness and I defy Mr.. Hite or
his paper, The Huntington Herald
Dispatch, to point to one word or act
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-15
TREASURY BALANCE
OF WEST VIRGINIA
monthly Report Shows Sum Of $3,-
,2e7 to State
Credit

West Nirrinio,s traasrrv h,,,,o,
for thc mo,,h .,dro M,u,,, -, :,
81 231.257 ,ccordinr to ,ro ron,.,
OF State Tra,.,,ror l. ,,,
issued This balance inc,rdo. :,
ycstmeuts nrnv,ao1 ~, ,,u :,
npction with tho hord,iu ,, 49,.
e,al funds ,rho i,nn;.a, .,,,1.,,,>.'.
o. receiuts and ovnordituro. , a.,
month are as fo,lows
State fund-Coror,, rovo, o,,,
balance at berinniny ,r ,ort, 60,
.;2o n. c,sh rocoin,.
S7GG.2S2. total s,o7c,,-,. ,,
.dishur.omou,. ,.', '.',' ,'
t2S. cash h,;.,,co -, ,,o ,
month. S32 asa D
State fund -Snocio, roro. ,,
balance at bcpinning ne r,o,., s..-
77SG3. cash racain,. dur;r ,,,,,
S63,7 ,74Oe3. total sqoo e,e11. .,
disbursements during mon,h e.z
5lSi77: cash hol,nco ,t o,,, >s
S35:" 100 "a
State fund--Nonevs bo,oucin, 40
counties, C,stricts and mnnicin,l:,.,..
cash balance =, hooirninu 90 ,.,,,,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-15
FORMER employees
ARE REMEMBERED
VICE President A. w. Thompson, of
the 3. & o. Writes Letters to
Retired Men,

All of the retired employees OF tho
baltimore and Ohio railroad i'm this
section have received congratulatory
letters from Vice President A. w
thompson of that railroad, and the
men naturally appreciate the kind
words expressed. The following is Il
copy of the letter:
1T has probably como TO vour at
tention that ! have written letters
to our employees who have recently.
by reason Of their long and faithful
services. received the pension which
has been provided by the COMPANY.
and take this opportunity to ad-
dress similar letter to you as ono
OF the pensioners Of the Rallimore
and Ohio Railroad company.
I'm retiring its employee from ac-
"" service the management has Il
feeling of pride in the good fortune
OF having in its service men who
by their loyalty and devotion to
duty, are deserving Of this consid-
Grafton. w" recognize the mcritcr-
'ous work that has been performed
by the older employees who entered
'Eo service Of the company in the
carly days Of railrO.ding and through
whose earnest and untiring efforts
,ho Baltimore and Ohio h., been
Hblc to reach the high standard Ot
today
ut gives me much pleasure to cx-
press TO You my appreciation OF
the long and faithful service YOU
nave rendered the Baltimore and
Ohlo, and ! congratulate you on
the very cOmmcndablc record that
has been placed to your credit.
Even though you have retired from
active railroad duty. we feel that
you are still an employc OF the rail
road company and, by maintaining
our interest in its future welfare,
you will share with the management
the success and prosperity Of the
railroad that you have helped to
bring about
with the hope that you will be
blessed with good health and live
fOr many more years to see and en-
JOY the restful and Tranquil condi-
tons that we are 50 fortunate to
have in this country"
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-15
JUDGE DAYTON SAYS
10 DECREE IN SALT
Of Martinsburg Power Company Prop
erty Until Rumsey Suit is
SeftIeG

The evidence in tho case Of thc
Rumaeys VS.. tha rcorgarization com
mittcc OF the Martinsburg Powc.
Company was not COnClGdcd Satur.
day in federal court. and Judge DaY.
ton continued the hearing until MAY
rs at PbilipDi. +. J.. COblcrtz. Of
Frederick, Md, ana y. D. Myers. Or
this city, were the last witnesses cx.
amined by the defendant company.
Before adjournment was taken
Judge Dayton instructed Referee vii.
bur II. Thomas, in view Of this suit.
no, to enter decree Of sale Of tnc
property until the suit is settled
Judge Dayton and the other officials
left for their homes Saturday even.
Ing tomorrow they go TO Clarksburg
for the term there.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-15
NATIONAL GUARD
WILL Be CALLED
Is the Opinion of General Bond. Who
Has Returned From WASH
ington.


A local officer of the National
Guard in discussing the Mexican situ-
alton this morning said the National
Guard Of West Virginia would ne
called for service within the next two
weeks. in his opinion. He further
said they would likely be mobilized in
Farkersburg as it is the most centrally
tire guard Of the state, composed Of
about 1,SO0 officers md men, could
be modified there within fortv-eight
hours after the order is issued
General John c. Bond. the adiutant-
general Of the National Guard oa
West Virginia, who has been in AV:rsl!
lngton for the past few days confer.
ring with the war department in re.
gard to the matters Of interest to tn ,
national guard association to secu:'e
measures before congress. he returi.-
ed to his post at Charleston and dc.
clares there is a feeling of rrec.a1 III.
easlness in Washington that t'!.S
country may experience serious trou
BILE in Mexico
General Bond said that at any me-
ment congress may take up reso!u
tlon now pending before it to authC,
lze the president to call for $4,000 c.
more volunteers. The resolution
he said, provides that in case such =
call is issued the national guard WIZ
be given the preference Additions
weight was added to General Bond :
opinion when Representative Taguc
OF Massachusetts, telegraphed the aG,
jutant general of the state that the
belief was growing that the militia
men would be summoned and asked
what forces his state could furnish.
Additional men will be signed b.
the local company, f during
the next few days, but it is thought
the war department will not require
the war strength, which is $50 men.
but the BELIEF is that in case the To-
cal guard Is called they will not carry
more than 100 men with each com
pany.
In case the West Virginia Guard is
modified in Parkersburg, Will have
ample facilities for practice provided
they are not ordered to move south
at once. The newly constructed
range at Pettyville would come in
handy for target practice and ample
ground for camping and maneuvers
could be secured with little or no
trouble.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-15
v. NJ. PAYS $4,000
FOR MANS DEATH
Widow of F. l. Hayes, Who Lost
His Life in Thurmont Accident.
Gets Money!

The first suit growing out Of the
collision on the w. NJ. Ry. nigh bridge
near Thurmont, June "a, 1915, was
settled, Thursday, whelf d jury in Su-
perior Court, part 2, Baltimore.
brought in verdict previously agreed
upon by counsel, for $4,000 in favor
OF the widow and children of Fred
erick l.. Hayes, engineman on a pas
senger train, who lost his life in the
collision
Mrs. Viola NJ. Hayes will receive
$4,000 Of that sum while a like
amount will be divided among the
three children: Earl f., Hilda e. and
Mildred V. Hayes. They sued for
100000.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-15
MODEL COTTAGE Is
VARSITY ATTRACTION

VISITORS at the state university a
MorgahtoWn show great interest in
the demonstration cottage recently
llted up by the domestic science de-
partment Of the university.
The purpose Is to show that good
taste properly applet will furnish
an ordinary home art;stically at a
very moderate expense.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-15

CHARLESTON. - An order has
been issued by the adjutant general,
directing the West Virginia National
Guard companies to Immediately be-
gin small arms outdoor practice. An
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-06-01
DOMACl zpRAVY.

v Lakeport store. ...
| PfeGt9te 81 oznamkuW elflovych
bratff, CO mali ma prodej.
| Vaclav JiffSek cd Wagner byl
zde navstevou ma zaGatku t5dne.
! Frank Pekaf cd Kaylor byl zde
navstevou minuly ctvrtek.
Josef Boska ieho manzelka by
Ii navstevou pfatel u Utica pres
ned9li.
j. f. Haney, cestaf z Wagner
sem pfijel ma zauatku t5dne ma
praci. ..
Frank KoGer cd Lake Andes
byl zde navitevou u pfatel pres
ned9li. >. e..
Anton Chastka z Tyndall byl
zde zajmu sveho obchodu ma Ia
catku tSdne.
Josef MeIichar odiel v pondelf
do Musselshell Valley, Mont, ma
prohlfdku pozemkG. .
Jiff Trunec a jeho manzelka q
syn Adolf byli navstevou pfatel
u Geddes ma zdGatku tfdne.
Alfred Blaschke sem pfijel We
stfedu z Gregory ma navstevu ku
svemu stryci r. r. Niklovi.
Red Seal bflou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupfte vzdy We farmer
skem eleyatoru. Adv.
Mejte vzdy donna Pyro stffkac-
ku ma ohef; zachranfte tax svGj
majetek. Ma prodej v garazi. AID
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
Stavte Sc We stare lekarne, pro
tacek zmrzliny anebo sklfnku mir
neho napoje. TEE doutnfky ma
skladu. |..... Adv.
DIE posledniho censu jest We sta
tn South Dakota 9,66S CechG z
nichz 1858 jich bydlf v Bon HON.
me okresu. ..
81. Carrie Strejc Greenwood,
Neb., sem pfijela We stfedu ma nav
stevu ku svemu str5ci Jos. Blaz-
kovi. Ira. y.
A. j. Fillaus a jeho manzelka z
Dante byli zde navstsvou ponde-
II. Anton pax sam We SVEN For
du jel do Verdel, Neb.
Petffk a Bejsovec stayf maly do
mex ma lotu Jakuba Simka v zadu
"a prvnfm domem, kterS starS ST.
mex Dude sam ob5vati.
Pr. Marie Roose pc delsf navste-
We u rodicd, manzel1 Welfov5ch
odiela do syeho domova v Belvi-
dere mjnul5 Gtvrtek.
Star5 Wampul byl navstevou u
sv5ch deer, jenz jsou provdane "a
bratry Brodske, u Geddes ma "a
catku tSdne. -.
Jan f. Mikolasek koupil diva a
tfi Gtvrt9 akr6 pozemku cd Frant.
Charvata zapadne cd vefejne sko-
lily. Koupil tez byval5 domek pc
Dejte Sc poiistit ma zivot u slime
spolecnosti kterou jest U. S. Annu
lily Life ms. Co. J. F. HOSTEL,
mistnf jednatel. Adv.
Nechte 81 pojistiti vase budovy pro
ii ztrAt6 vetrem vichfici nejsil-
lnejsich spolecnostech ma Taborske
Statni Bance. Adv.
! Oznamuji Yefejnosti, Re jsem je-
dnatelem pro Cedar Rapids Oil Co
la prodavam pro onu spolecnost
gasolin r1zne oleie "a ceny mir
Inc. Eman Pekaf. Adv.
KIDD mne ieste dluhuje "a praci
a jinak dokud jsem byl kovdrne
! Jest tfmto zadAn by Sc CO neidffv
yyrovnal, nebot potfebuju nutne
penez. James Kulis. Adv.
'Tanecni zabava sfni Sturmove
Iuspofada Josef Halla pondelf 5
lSeryna. pro kterou Dude hrati ta-
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oN ohAohJ nuO % HNh ~ hSJ"hJ S'
| v Utica ned9li 4. Gervna Sc bu
dou odbyvati dive hry mic ia
necnf zabava ma velke platforme.
Dobra hudba, pofadek, atd. Kaz-
dS je Evan by Sc dostavil. (Adv.
Zdejsf spolek Kat. Sokol uspofa
da skvelS Piles We spolkoye SIM, v
pondelf IL. Gervna, pro ktery hud-
bu obstara taborska kapela. Kaz-
d5 je uctive Evan by Sc dostavil.
Ralph S5kora a jeho bratr Jan
z Dante Sc zde staveli minulS ctvr
TEX v noel ma ceste domd re Sioux
City dvoums novymi Fordy.
Konali celou cestu blate v des-
ii.
Dunn a lot ma prodej. Dunn ma
sest svetnic, koupelnu a mensf
mfstnosti, spodnf vytapenf, krasne
vymalovan a modernf v kazdem
ohledu. Lot jest 116x220. Josef
Turek. Adv.
| V pondelf zemfela ma psotnfk
osm mesfci stara dcerka manzel1
Anton Rezatovfch u Dante. Po-
hfeb Sc odbyval We stfedu. Ma
pohfeb odtuR jelj, Josef Novotn5
a jeho manzelka iejich dcery, Pr
u M. Petfika, pr. j. w. Hrusky
a pr. JOS. Rezaee.
Obdrzeli jsme velkou zasobu
kvetin rozmanitych druhI, kter6
Sc v5borne hodf CO okrasa ma por-
&c i dovnitf domu do zahradky.
8 q 10c stor. Adv.
Ma farme Jos. Rippla u Lester
vile Sc v nedeli odpoledne 4 Gerv-
ma bnde odbfvati taneGnf zabava v
novem payilionu, kterS tam dial
zffditi. Hudbu obstara Janousek
kapela. Kazd5 jest Evan by Sc
dostavil. Adv.
Peggy Jones, jenz PRAGUE pro
pomnfkafsk5 zavod Svoboddv V
Omaze, sem pfijel minuly patek
by pomhl mfstnfmu jednateli ]. F.
Kostelovi postaviti nekolik pomnf
XII ma zdeisfm katolickem hfbito-
We. ... ..
Ma prodej, 100 akru pozemku,
3 mile ma vSchod a n mile ma pull
noe cd Tabora, 4 mile ma poledne
cd Lestervillc a 5 mil ma zapad cd
Utica. 60 akrI zorano, ostatnf
l1uka. Vaclav Mach, Tabor, S.
d. '.... .,r ADV. |
Zdeisf micafska 6eta Sc cvicf pro
sezonu kazdeho vecera. Sdeluje
Sc nam ze Dude opetne z iednan ha
zee, Tom Sky, kterg pred dvema
Lefty zde byl, a jezto We meste ma
me dostatecny poeet hraed, nude
me zde mfti dobrou Getu. V ne
deli hrali proti Breezy Hill WIS.
ledkem 16 a 6 We prospech tabor
sk5ch. H. -.
Kdyz Sc pred nedavnem zjistilo,
stoka cd lotu Koletzk5ho je nfze
nezli sklepenf pod pffbytkami Jos.
V. Wagnera, A. j. Novaka Ro-
berta Vauka, dali 81 tito poloziti
hlinene trubky re sv5ch sklepenf
ku stoce a nynf mali vodou po-
koj. l jejich sousedam odvodno-
vacf system vysusil sklepy. Praci
vykonali Bares Kutflek.
Kdo ma cd mas prazdn6 soudky, |
kysny lahve cd Dubuque Brew
ing Co., jest tfmto zddan by je vra
til do Is Gervna. Pivovar nam
prave naffdil, Re pc prvnfm Ger
venci zadne soudky, kysny a lahve
vIbec nebude pfijfmati, a tim pa
dem jsme my nuceni odepffti je
pfijimati pc Is. Gervenci. Hruska
a Trunec. Adv.
Pojistuji proti drazu u North
American Accident Ins. Co., ienz
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-06-01

Pojistuji proti drazu u North
American Accident ms. Co., jenz
je jedna neisilnejsfch. Kazdeho
dne cteme iak Tide pfisii k drazu
doGasnemu anebo jak pfisli K zmr-
zacenf pro celS zivot. Mate-li pc
jistku proti 6razu, tato Sc 0 vas
postara tax dlouho dokud nejste
scpopni prace. Pflidete-li k zmr
zacenf ma dozivotf, opet poiistka
Sc o vas a VAST rodinu postara.
Proto neodkladeite, mIzete pfiifti
K 6razua KIDD Sc pax Dude o vas
staratil Pfeptejte Sc u mne. K.
L. Szymanski. Adv,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-20
W. ]. BRYAN SENDS
UNIQUE GIFT TO GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 1s.-William
Jennings Bryan, of Lincoln, Neb
former secretary of state in presi-
cent Wilson's cabinet, has sent a
rather unique gift to the State of
Georgia, which strikingly proclaims
the peace views of Mr.. Bryan.
The gift is a paperweight in the
shape of a plow. 1t is handsomely
nickel-plated and bears several in
scriptions. On the base appears: !:
TO the State of Georgia from Will
liam Jennings Bryan" On the blade
OF the blow is this: "They shall
beat their swords into plowshares-
Isaiah IA" The front side of the
beam of the plow is inscribed:
Nothing is final between friends"
And on the reverse side: Diplomacy
is the art of keeping cool"
The gift was mailed from Wash
ington and was addressed to Gov
ernor Harris. 1t is presumed Mr..
Bryan sent one to every State in the
Union.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-20
BUEY FOUND DEAD IN ROAD
ED MIMBS PLACED IN JAIL

Barlow, Dec. 2Q.-A. D, Buey, q
white man Of about the age Of thir-
ty-seven and who has been employed
by the Peace Valley Farms company
for several years, and bore a good
reputation and was we'll liked both
by his employers and his acquaint-
ances. was found dead on the road
leading from the Peace Valley hotel
to McIntyre's turpentine still last
Sunday morning about eleven
o'clock, by Miss Lula Bonnye, with
buck and bird shot wounds over the
upper part Of his body,
A coroner's jury, consisting of M.
G. Cain, as coroner, and T. J. Park
er, Harold s. Butler, d. C. Minis,
w. G. Driggers, II. J. Whidden and
L. l.. Barnes, held an inquest Sun
day and their verdict in substance
was that the deceased came to his
death from gun-shot wounds infiict-
cd by Ed Minds. His father. Jasper
Mimbs, is being held as an accessory.
Both of these men are in Jail.
1t seems that Mr.. Buey, who was
o widower, has been paying atten-
tion to Miss Bonnye, who is step
daughter of Jasper Mimbs, and, 1t
is alleged, neither the father or the
son looked with favor upon the suit
of Mr.. Buey, and had fresuently re-
proved the young lady for allowing
him to see her, and 1t is this fact
that forms the motive that, 1t ID al
legged, connects young Mimbs with
the murder. There were no eye
witnesses to the killing and the evil
dence 80 far is altogether circum-
stantial. Young Mimbs claims he
was not near the spot at the hour
OF the murder and can prove by sew,
eral witnesses as to his presence In
another vicinity.
It Is claimed by friends Of Mr..
Buey that he had on his person
short while before his death, a pearl
handled pistol, about $50 in money
and an Elgin watch, all Of these
were missing when the body was
found. Search is being made for
them and also the gun which the
murderer used but none Of them
have been found up to the time OF
going to press.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-20
BERLIN PAPER DECLARES THE WAR VIII
b ETERNAL If PEACE IS POSTPONED
UNTIL central POWERS CONQUERED
ICICLES STOP TRAIN

Seward, Alaska, Dec, 2O.-Train
crews on the United States Railroad
report that the weather has been the
coldest they ever experienced, the
temperatur at a point, where three
mountain valleys meet. being esti-
mated at so degrees below zero.
Trains out will be limited.
The last train to Mile So went
through the tunnels with difficulty.
Water flowing from stream above
blocked Tunnel No. 8 with icicles as
thick as barrel.
That train was stopped while the
icicles were being cut away, and the
wheels were frozen to the trcak in
ten minutes. More than an hours
work was required to thaw the train
loose with steam jets.