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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

THE resident of Florida has the
question of Christmas giving solved
Tor him, SO far as his out-otstate
friends are concerned" remarks the
Lakeland Telegram. Nothing is. more
appropriate or will be more accent.
able than box of Florida oranges
Boost Florida's great industry nv
sending as many boxes of Florida
fruft to distant friends as you are
able." This is splendid advice. Ger.
tainly nothing could be more Christ.
was'like and attractive than a hand.
some box of Florida fruit-and m
matter how wealthy or we'll situated
the recipient Of one Of the "gift.boxes"
must feel pleased when receiving such
! holiday gift-beautiful. fragrant
neaithful and delicious. It is some.
lning that will be enjoyed by the
whole family. and remembered ,or
some time after the last of the golden
siooes have been served.-Times.rrn.
on.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

More Strawberries moving from
Lakeland at this date than at the
corresponding time any previous
year, and the quality's fine. Lake
land will provide the prime luxury
for many an Eastern nabob's table.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11
ANARCHISTS BELIEVED
IN JACKSONVILLE

Washington, Dec. Ills there q
nest Of Anarchists at Jacksonville,
Fla?
This question has been raised by
the receipt here of letter signed "A
Wartime Made Anarchist"
1t was mailed at Jacksonville. De.
cember z and is typewriter. It was
addressed to Senator Pommerene of
Ohio. who, together with a number of
other, Senator'S, recently declared
against an embargo.
The writer threatens to kill Pomer.
ane and commit wholesale murder of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

Now, then, you St. Pete Times,
and the rest of you fellows who
poked fun at the Telegram because
we insisted that oil might be one of
the hidddn sources of wealth in
Florida--what have you to say about
Wakulla?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11
At The Baptist
Church Sunday

The opening prayer OF the
morning service carried in its petl-
tions a plea to the Father that MS
shirt would guide our lawmakers
and so direct them that we snail
have national constitutional prohlDl-
ton. Subject, "The Greatest INV
tation Known" based upon the par
able of the Marriage of the Son,
Matt 22:4. Text, "All things are
ready. come unto the marriage. Our
age-an age of invitations both sec
Mar and Relationships invitation
to accept salvation, the greatest IN
yitation the world has ever KNOWN
to all classes and conditions OF men
for God is no respector OF persons.
Our salvation the great issue OF ll1e'
vet we so often treat lightly this in
yitation, which only requires accep-
tance-the King providing the we'd
ding garment@the robe OF HIS
Righteousness. If we accept this
invitation and not the robe, we will
be cast out. The same Christ is
calling today through His inspired
word within the walls of the church
His bride-by the voices OF HIS
ministers ministers this great invi-
tation rings out. God brings all the
intelligencies of the heavenly world
to assist in the salvation of man.
Angels are deeply interested. Accep-
lance of this gracious invitation in
sures peace-perfect peace and re-
joicing in the fullness of His Grace.
Rejection of this invitation of grace
given by Christ means that all is
lost-that we have sealed our eter-
nal destiny.
Brother Wears subject for the ev-
ening, 1.-The Plain Way of Saliva
ton" Text, John 5:24. 1t was an
eloquent appeal to the unsaved
showing that there must first be a
revelation of God through the lost
who is the real expression of this
love-this wonderful trinity-the
Holy Spirit-showing man his max
edness, convincing him of his need:
convicting him of sin: leads him to
repentance.
The Holy Spirit, the revealer of
God; repentance, the first step heav-
onward; belief in Christ, feeling our
need Of Him-He, our sin-bearer-
acknowledging Him as Lord and
Master, we will do His bidding as
our King. The new birth Is instan-
taneous, and, having this, we shall
not come into condemnation: our
souls should be filled with rejoicing.
Five things are required: A public
confession, presentation for member
ship to be received into the church
through baptism, to receive the
Lords Supper in commemoration
and looking for His second coming.
And, lastly, to set yourself to work
In the church and by your PERSONAL
lty to win others to Jesus. A marvel
1us salvation that saves and keeps
and presents us faultless before the
throne. A wonderful gift, yielding
! hundred fold in this life, and eter-
nal Joys hereafter. Bro. Holt, edi-
tor Of The Baptist Witness, was
present and at the close OF the serv-
ees gave us a word of greeting, con-
the church in having a
preacher Of such vigor and power as
Bro. Wear, closing with an earnest
md eloquent prayer. Four members
we're added by letter.
REPORTER.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

II we must use the boycott, let it
be applied to articles of luxury
which come to us from elsewhere,
and not to the things that are pro-
duced here. Butter and eggs seem
mighty high, Of course. but it costs
heavily. to produce them, and it is
better to pay the price to our own
people than to put them out of bus
mess and have to pay the same
price for articles shipped in.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

Help the ladies of the w. G.. T.
U. in their good work of sending
boxes of Christmas cheer to Lake
lands soldier boys on the Border
If you have nothing to include in
the shipment, hand the good ladies
a dollar Tor dime) to help defray
the expenses.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

The Christmas spirit" is mighty
fine. but it should not induce such
extravaganza as to make unpleasant
memories of the great holiday when
time for settlement shall come.
Reckless buying beyond ones means
ia not by any means dictated by the
true conception of the Christmas
spirit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

The new light and water plant,
now practically completed and ready
tc be turned over to the city is
enc Of the finest and most up-to-
date in the State. lakeland has
good reason to be proud of it, and
1t will stand as a worthy monument
to the good judgment and untiring
efforts of the faithful and efficient
board of bond trustees which has
supervised every detail of this splen-
did Improvement and brought it to
successful completion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

A learned professor has "discov-
cred" that woman cannot be a
friend. Friend Wife could have told
him better.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

The following from an exchange
fits here, and the same thing may
also apply to the county: why
should any one kick at life in this
town? 1t is full of good peple-of
people who would be a credit to any
town. When you kick this town
you kick yourself, for you are help-
ing to make it Just what II Is"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

statesmen and other ofid'
vote or insist against the !
The Postoffice Department
ably the Department of Jus.
vestigate.
:. Senator Fletcher also req,
ter from Jacksonville three
life on account of opposi..
barge. Senator Bankhes;
,bama, also received one, ALI
by "A Wartime Made Anal.
,ator Fletcher thought ID
probably will be ignored.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

The autos Of the country are
headed for Florida. The touring
bureaus declare that there never was
so much travel directed southwark,
with Florida as the objective point.
And every year will see an increase
in this traffic as the tourists discover
the charm Of Florida.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

Our winter visitors deserve every
courtesy and kindness at the hands
of our citizens. Let us do whatever
we can to make their stay with us
pleasant. Let them take away with
them the impression that Lakeland
is friendly city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

Race Suicide" will be shown at the
Casino theater today. No children
under 16 will be admitted.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

FOR SALE-Good, gents
in nice condition. A h
quick sale. Price $50. &
337 Black.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11

WlANTED-Large clean cotton ro.s
at Telegram office.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-11
THE LAKELAND NEWS,

A weekly newspaper giving a resume
Of local matters, crop conditions,
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere
or $3.50 per year.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

Troos .l%t0elooelicn at ale bolo=
cnnnle Sro les tD6eligt &arlS ST.
Ielicr oberfor &ej1er 8ilbelm, /
bbem ban - me6 en- folfelig Gn@
foI6> ser CT mere forflarlig % nno=
ifploelig POS en- jebn GRANDDAUGHTER
e1fo bos +. cts. en- GioenifabSmano
Tom sen norife g. 6. Sammer -
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q. Andersen, Kun en- spiiIemand. Roman.
336 Slider. - Elegant indb, Coo.
Ammon, Or. J. a. H., Moderpligter. Guldsnit,
$1.00.
Aakjser, Jeppe, Fortseliinger, 40c.
Jeppe Aakjser, Frederik Tapbjergs PlovgiIde.
Udv. Fortallinger. Indb., 40c.
Aakjer, Jeppe, Muld og Ma'rn. En- Digtsam-
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Fra Jul I'll sankt Hans, Historier, 90c.
- Bondens Spn, Soc.
Jens Baggesen, Udvalgte Digte. 1858 Slider.
- Indeholder et~udm@rket Udvalg af Bagge-
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Carl Bernhard, Lykkens YndIing. Roman.
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= ct Folketog, 40c.
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B6gh, Johan. Fra Bergenskanten. Skisser,
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|SalOmODS Almdnak 1917
De Forenede Skaters danske Amanak, Haand og Aarb0g j
4. AARGANG
212 Slider. Inusrent. ReNgeret at Michael Solomon. PRS so CENTS.
AT LndhoIdsfortegneIsen 1911:

Portr9t af FOfatteren Carl Hansen.
Novembervalgene 1916. Oversigt ver Aarets Krgsbegivenheder 1917
kalender, acc BlAeder, og noge ny Kalendernavne efter Born f6dt Anne
a Ike at danS6e Tors4 r :n Dan%arkssang (med Musk, 81 smuk, gammel
A An1t1aa I'm (med a. B famn2: Almanakkens Haandbogs;Afsnit, med henvisende
Notltser Use de f3lgende Pr4vesider). Pr@rieforfatteren Carl Hansen paa
ST. pod Ensga( med 3Bd1 portr@t?. The Hyphen CDigt at Michael Solomon; Lest
hey Forget (Paragraf 5 paa Tysk, Engelsk og Dansk). Hvad Sender.
1ydelne dger, Slesvig (Digt at Anton KvMt). Den amerikanske stor-For-
refining AZ Wilhelm jensen. Miit@riv Dannark for it over 40 Aar
gden' al r K Toksyig). Denmark. Introductory poem from "once
Alfred G. Andersen). "Cumtux!" (En Fort@Iing af Steen Norden). Til
Marie Toksvig). Personlige oplevelser og Erndringer fra Nybyggerkolo-
/ Howard County, Neb CAT Peter Ebbesen). Digte af J. V. Gjerding.
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CALI Med Bileder. Danske Sammensuttede Ungdomsforeninger i Anne
|rka.. (Af 5 Marckmann) N9glen D3ren. (Fort@Iing af Sophus Mi
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|rensen). [ MUD og pa Stengrund. (Ved Fred. FL. Angelo Haase). Dan
skerne New York. (Ved Vggo C. Eberin). Los Angeles. wed J v,
|GjerdingC Danske Settlements. CHI. Iidt af Elk Horn Settlementets It'd
igere Historic. Efter Oplysninger af Prof. P. S. Wig. ". Ferndale, CALI
James Whicomb Riley. Minder og Indtryk. AT {. Christian Bay. (Med
luustraioner). En- CLIENT Digter, som sultede --- Wore Afd6de. (Med
mango Nekrologer og Bileder). Fremtidstanker ON de nordiske Iande.
I'm ny Skandinavisme. (Ved Chr. Bundgaard Christensen; med danske,
|svenske og norske Udtaleser). Danias 50Aars Jubiaum (Racine) 10.
Maj 1917 (ed Peter Jacobsen). Klasse Ordsamling Danske OF de TIL
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Spectlkaloner).. Nogle Regler og Formler for amerikanske FMrtnings-
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p ftra;; ?Ved Kari ~4avlykke), Persona1hHtorie (Hundreder Biograner
A1manakken SHUTTER i Aar med en- lille DanskA merikank Bl@ksprutte"
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Iskal LRseren shv tegne),
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En- natak $nlnat.
8rep fra en- &jgbcnbaaner / franif Sjeneite>

genlte @reD ct al 80. Sept. =
efter set ltore frantic Sremltpo:
uSSeg bar miltet alle milne Eapl@
rer 1omt Totografiet al min Splter.
Seq r1ootte il intt6e S%ortpiterer,
6a hi ltorme6e frem, % Ser por
i11gen Ti0 til at toge 11oget n0. S1
mantte 10 fruple trent 40 s orb11=
Sci esgpnge11e til Dor 1. 2inie, oo
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... 81 bo> felt pil0e, 81 bi tor
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ober 10000 Sanger; Sc if &olrel,
Sc 2oboner; men III er fife fnroige
e110nlt
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on SEN tpife &ronprins mao fer
u6elaoes.)
u.... S ifl,loe bare le, Ser bar
Ell tplf officer, jeg jog Bolp11ettel1
IT,. Sfficererne, 0em far jeg rig
tig $1,000 paa; for SC pil 1luos, %
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meget, ONT set er Ell @r. bp1 @lpf=
]prut eller 8orplt bon Tall0en, 1aa
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&erl onSo1ieelie."
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Minnesota Farme.

Landsmaend! Dersom De ensker
opdyrkede Farme at 1ste Klasse !
det vestlige Central-Minnesota fra
$40 til 500 pr. Acre, paa code
Vilkaar, eller i Nord- og Sgd De-
kota, saa skriv idag, fpr Priserne
stiger, til n. IL. Nelson. Willmar
dim.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

Senb 8labet bjem til 5laqtnin.
1e og @erner / Dnnmarf % @sn.
>eriDllono iom 8eDis pna, at De'
'nbnu minoes Dem berbiemmc. Wi
;enber Nlnoet reeelmGsfiat / bier,
tqp beh MootoqcIien al Re1sh,t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15
III.

&puo ser for 93e1ten / &on1pell
Sen 25. pg 26. Sept. er b9t1Ot &arl
le1p, og bpor bo1 1u ifriper fra,
|fomn1er ser f9rlt forelpbig 8elfeo
ON / ct &reb af 10. Sftober, oote=
ret fra @pen Mopo1r, bag 6ronten.
&an er laaret to Gauge, oplpler
bon / Sorbigaaen0e;; Set ct for tio=
ligt, mi bor Sc netop iaa go0t /
Gong meo. at jage Gplferne n0:
vSSeg nor meo / fprlte 2tnje til
at }torl11e TWferncs 3 &effer al
1@%fpttegrabe Sen bor .Daor0,
men 11o mootte bon, ON Dan lao
biloe eller ej; men 0o ban fprlt
bar buspilo, loo raabte % ifreg ban
{om imoa &prn: u&um1eraoe"
v&ommera6e"! % gu fan bore bis
poa, hi gap bam u&onmeraoe"
6orm al IL Sp1n1ner Stna1, Sen
@binebnn6!
&elc Daget % ,gfatte1 fortlatte
III, % fplgel16e Sag tog bi mel
I@torm @pen Ste. Marie 6e Sm1ain
|Der bor oct ONT @ftermiooagen
|jeg fit nit fgrlte Sfu6, cit &11gl'
Ii Mrmell MEN fortiatte cit ball
jEime, in6en jeg biloe fortunes
flor leg pil6e bore me0 til at rDf
fe in6 / &pen, 1om jeg o9iao TOM
Seq por 1aa r0e ca. SO Mete1
tilbpire for mine &antmeroter | el
@fpttefeoe for at ro1ere Ierre1ltt
Sc jeg finder iii = flyer % ifripe
nj - Epifere i ct Sreltl1r CT
:l2pjtnant, &rpjier, Ell &orporol %
II Menige. 2ejtna1tten me6 Sgnoer
ne / @ejret, 1igeaoe poa 6ra11if, "a
bon opergop fig. Set funoe jeg iff'
for1tao, at fam pil6e, met jeg flyer
@erut, %gefangell! Seq bar i'gl
li6t fprDam1fet / 9jebliffet."
eS11tet l1n6er: enc Man6 meo II
6anger. De f9lgenoe Sptninger e1
formelt uflore; n1el1 Mer1ingen e1
lflar NOT; &arls &ammerater bol
unoer oeres egen fortiatte 6remrDf
ming let bat1s mprfe1ige Situatior
% ofgipet Meloiag til &aptainet
- lom ogiaa ct 6anif, cit Mnoerie1
fra Maribo. &aptojn 81. fomrter til:
bage og finder &arl ypeo, at jeq
Dor bpjre3tet".
uSg gu fa,1 tro, ban bar glab",
'be66er set bioere; uog jeg enom'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15
.ASTHMA-LlDENDE!

ASTHMA-LlDENDEI
Skriv i Dag; jeg vii gratis ~fortaelle,
Dem ON en let Misunderstanding at
Asthma, der helbredede mig, efter at Lac
ger og skiftende Klima intet havde for
maaet. Jeg er saa taknemlig for NIT nu-
verende code Helbred efter aarelang Ii
delse, at jeg @nsker, enhver skal vide Be-
sked ON denne v~idunderlige Kur.
Mrs. Nellie Evans, Dept. N Des Moines,
Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

fer al tpif lret perlonliggjort. st
fplgel1be 8fep rpber, at &arls Wo=
ser / lit Gpur bar u0to1t 9org ODER
.5gnncus roicn6e SDiferba0 og iret=
tclot 6om for. bonS grobe Sf9loS=
,orb moo &ej1eren.
; u0u ifol life bol0e Sin &aan6
ober 0eln", lfriper Fan, ~for De ct
ligc gobe ollc1omn1en".
Sun bor og1oo> mes goo @rnno,
:bnrct lrolig for 5enners @elbre0S=
It'll tono; og 1e, bbor @mtr bbor flogt
og pnr6tgt bcroligen6e 6en biloe
&rigsforl ifriper: ~Mrmen er | goo
|8ebol6, ellers fun0e jeg 10 be(er
fife 1fripe til big 49,. gu faor ct
|@ille0e al mig, bbor jeg Dar min
|bpjre Mrm inoe un6er Sraffen; De:
fer nemlig 49, 1om jeg ingen bejre
Mrm bor> men Sen er MI omtrent Ii
|geloa goo, 1om in6en jeg forloo
|Donmorf, 1oa gu beb6ber life at
|1pefnlere, fjere Mo6er, ODER 6et."
Sans egne 8efpmrir1ger er al Ell
on6en Mrt. uSeg ilipper nof ober
S2rigen; ellers fol0er jeg iom Ell
|topper &riger, Set fan b1 bere for
bisiet ONT. Seq er al Dem, Ser pl
bebne nit G96rela116, ielb ont bet
CT 81 9(ar it0en. Seq bill anitrenge
mig til Set in6erl te."
Gn 6nttcr al &url, las Dam beo=
Sc NielS, en- iocialiltiif %. antimili=
toriltiif ung &jebman0, bar ta9et
Blo6s paa ct tplf &anoelsfontor,
flor bpilfet bon gjgr Sn0fje6 al So
oeporer / Morge. Set piner &arl.
Sin 5piterS S9n", ~%ifriper bon,
~bjnlper Tplfen. @in Spn HAAS
|imo6 bo1n. Gr set FORFEIT, fiert
Mober, at Niels gjer S10asgjer=
,ningen?". J.
&orl bill ol6rig fjen6eS beo bom
mere life iette fine Sen in0enfor
|Setterens Derterlfel, om bon lao
life bor set terre Br96 1elp: ~2oo
I!bom gao / tpif Uniform og fornm1e
moo mig +. @fs., ioo 1tol ieg lerge
for. boul set fun6e ban bore pig
poo."
uSSeg bor bol0t rnine Sr6 font Ell
Mon6," fort1etter Scarf. ~Seg bar
olti6 iogt, fomtter ieg / en &rio
moo Epifen, 1aa ifal Fan faa: Sof
for iio1t! 2aoe mig tage til Son9c
eller ooergibe mig, 6et gj9r jeg if.
fe."
5to0ig gj9r Mooerens 8reOe 6c1'
iaoreoe. 5ol6ot %neoi1aaet; oct ct tp
6eligt, at FUN %be6bliber at flage %
ffen6e iom en- rigtig morgiauebefpln
ret lille Meo6er. San bar ellers pG
ret iaa glao / 6e ii0lte to Gage, fri
Der bdn en- Gong, foroi Fan bor bop
@rep fra fine garnle Officerer bet:
,:biemme; Ben enc bar ien6t 'bam Z
,@ar tpffe Str6mper, ser toni ipert
tilpaS. San 1fol MI neo til Depo:
,tet / 2pon> men baober inort at
,blibe ien6t til Sronten igien. u&jerc
Mo'r", ifriber bon, ufan 9u iffe
lobe mig ct 8ar &onter. 9em for
9n go6t ien6e sc, bba6 gu far
(6ortl. SIDE ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-15

Godt Land til Salgs> i Central
Minnesota. l Meeker og Kandiyohi
countyer, / gamle Settlementer nar
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