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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-13

article provided. which apportion-
ment shall be based upon the last
census taken by the state Of Florida
or by the United States, whichever
is the last taken, In the several coun-
ties of the state, and these shall
meet every year thereafter shall ap-
portion the representation in the
manner in this article provided and
which apportionment shall be based
upon the last census enumeration
taken by the state OF Florida or by
the United States, whichever is the
last taken next before the legislation
iso apportioning the representation
shall convene"
Section 4 of article VII of the con-
stitution is hereby amended so as to
read as follows:
when any new county is created
by the Legislature 1t shall be enti-
tied to one senator and one member
of the house of representatives, un-
til the next enumeration provided
for in section 5 Of this article. that
shall be taken after the creation Of
said new county, or until the next
census enumeration shall be taken
bby the United States Of America af-
ter the creation of the said new
county, when 1t shall be entitled to
one new member Of the house Of rep
resentatives for every ten thousand
of population or major fraction there
OF. the same as other counties.
Grandfather Clause
Amendment section of article
vi relating to suffrage and eligibili.
ty as follows:
Section Every male person Of
the age of twenty-one years and up
ward who is q citizen Of the Uni
tea States at the time he applies to
register shall be deemed a qualified
elector at all elections under the
constitution of the State of Florida,
provided, that he possesses the fol-
lowing qualifications:
HE shall have resided and had
his permanent home and place of
abode in the state Of Florida for one
year. and the county wherein he ap-
plies to register for six months pre-
vious thereto.
"He must be able to read, write
and interpret any section of the cons
stitution Of the state OF Florida at
the time he applies to register and
vote.
HE must own in his own right
property to the value of not less than
five hundred dollars, which fact shall
lie determined only by the assess
ment books Of the county at the time
he applies to register and vote.
HE must not have been convict
ed, previous. to the time he applies
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-13
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

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hs,h S,,a INC SHOES and used into the foot
shsa.. AIens Foot Ease makes tight or new
snCes feel easy; gives instant relief 10 corn.
- sno ounions, prevents Bllsters, Gallons ana
sore spots It's the greatest comfort d,.cor-
Y Oh me age Try Il today. Sold evs-Ss
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-13
viii Be Remarkable Map.

To make map of the world on the
unprecedented scale Of 16 miles to the
inch is a project Of British scientists
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
Wir6lmO elmer gronOte.

Sin 9lrtilerieoFfi0ier idreibt Osn
nMiin9ener gsuciten 9lo9ridteu".
sd lag duf 8eobabtunesitonb, ais
cine fron30iiI1e q s3entim,ters sGiros
note 200 Wleter DOT mir einI6lug.
sic Inluq 1eroee mitten in ser
Strabe ein, Die nit Ibpsrer Motd.
0amoede bsle9t mar uno IeIbit bel
f1leHteitem Wetter bon unicrer I1pes
rem 4rtillerie befobren iperoen ionnte.
@tpa 120 Wleier Dor mir Lao Elm
ihDner, nit elmer Iebr boben, fat bier
gieter eryei6enosn llmfaHungsmautr
perisbener @orten, BON &rie1e nod
gang unbegiibrt. lleppig bIilbien ole
perI9ieOcnfarbieen @mmen. pl0bIi1
ober, no9Oem Die fronaofIche @ronotc
eineei@logsn bate, pon3oe Iid cine
glenoerung, Die mir unpergebIib bIsis
ben pirb.
Wlit eepaItigem, ni@t n1ber al Bee
Threibeuoem @etoIe uno 3ro6en bob
fidl eiuer Der Iebr alien, btden Baum
rieIen, ole bic Strobe einFabten, ters
5en9erobe nit ollen Wur3eIn in bic
SDbe. eennu 70, ols ipenn er pon I'M
fidtbarer Sor0 nit al Ieinen mdbs
iieen Nur3sln unb MiirSelden aus
0ein 9oosn oerifen uno gum 5iamel
geboben iper0en I0Ie. Gtmo feds Biz
o9t Uleter bo9 flog Der 9oumrieIe
in bic 90be, Damn itiir3te er tro9eno
IN ben 8lumengarteu, uno lpds odS
QmsrmertpiirOiaite babel wor, ipieoer
polIiommen ouf oen nod nit Groe
psriebenen Mur0sIboIIen, 70 ooB er,
bon Der 8u9t bes Sales fuit in oie
@jortenerbe 9eorudt, aerooe in oen
Garten berpflorSt 81 iein lc1ien. gBir
aiilaen ndber. Der mG6tiae Baum
iianO boIllommsn fef; lDir riitteltcn
an ibm, cr betpegte Iih nidt. 3abIs
rei9e Wlr3eln IDaren ipobl gebro6en,
inbeHen 0iirFte Der 70 sepaltIom in
ben @nrten @erpflon3te bier lpeiter
poH'en tDnnen. Wiitten ouf Der
Gtrdbs bate bic @rdnote Elm oerort
eroBes God aussebOblt, boB elm bis
sipei WSObeltpogen bequem ibren Sns
bnlt in ibm unterbrtneen tonnttn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
ce6ren 0es ]Srieges.

Die un9ebetre Hone, B., Oos Sc
idiibpsTsn i'm gegeulpGrtigen Rrisge
Tpielt. sibt @eIegenbeit gu reicben Or
fobrungeu ouf @runo bsren iih I1ou
jebt in Den artilleriItildeu TdhtreiIen,
ipie ser .prometbeus" beri9tst, bic
lleber5eugung osltenb muht, oaB nod
Dem glbfbluB oes @eIttrieges our9s
greifenoe llmpGl5ungen aui benz @ss
biste oes Qlriilerieipelens 3u erporten
Iteben. So bat Der ariee nit olltr
Deutli9teit ergeben, bob bic Sample
mebr itatiOndr unO Iongipieriecr pers
Den, Johann ole 9leigun1 Seigen, al
rcinen StelluneStGmpfen nm linrte
SeIobefeIti9uneen iiberau9eben. glus
bieien uno onoeren @riinoen Bat Die
f1pere MrtiIlerie, lnD ppr ollem oersn
MurfeeI@iibe. cine Observation-Disclosures
8sbeutune gebobt, ols man bisber bsrs
mutete. Die eelpoltieen YerIu1te an
@eidiiben, bic nomentli6 auF ruiIis
Imer Seite gu per5eihnen fno, oeuten
oorauf bin, oab Die lei9te Nrtiusric,
bic ni1t 70 lpeit binier Der 5ront ees
bolten lperoen lam, nod lei9ter ocs
mo9t peroen muB. Die 2eihine oes
@efduBfeuers ouf groBsm QlbfanO.
Iosenannts Sernleitung, I6eint ole
normole Dirt Der Teu.rIeitune eenors
ben gu Tsin. @srborgene ober Tosar
eeIdiibte TeueritelIunsen iino in b6s
berem @ro0e, als man friiber dnnabm,
Die Rssel eeiporoeR, iInb bies madt
es INNER mebr 5ur ylotipenbieieit, oaB
ben 9erbdnoen Der glrtillerie 0nuern0
SIisgerobteillneen ongegliebert lpers
ben. glls neuer 8eitanoteil 1T Der
2ufttrieg biuaugeiommeu, Der Is err
for6erIi1 mnht, oab MaBreoeIn Sur
ipirtiamsn 9st1mpfllns Der 2uftfobrs
5euge ergriffen peroen. Der Wtunis
tiouspsrbrou@ Seist cine oerartise
Sieiseruue. OoB Der Sraee Der unoss
It0rien SerItelung BON Wunition be-
fcnoere SiirTcrse esipiomet perNen
mub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

HberfoIlen lie ippbl aud nit WlaStcn
Dor Dem @siiht unD nit SGbel, ges
polber uno granOfodel in Der syauit
one @obnunoen Der Rei9en unb Gots
ten unb itebleH @eIo uno Wertiaben
fir Die Belpsgung. Die poIi5ei lit
bisIem Sreibeu segeniiber fait ma6ts
log. 9tnbere ipieosr tnullen bic briz
tii6sn un0 ciugeboreneu SffiSiere nie=
Der. 9lttentats uuf @i3etDni0e, @ous
berueure, Ri6ter, poliSeiporitGnoe II.
I. ip. liuo an Der SoeesOrOnuua. Der
oueenblidlihs 0i3etDrie, Qor0 Sarz
oiHee, trdot nod ole Rarben peI6s
ibm cine 8Ombe beibro6te, ais er
Delhi, bic neus Suuptitaot Der RpIos
ME, bstrat. SIN ben lsbteu Sabren
fiuo gum miHbeiten bieraig ioI6er
gtteHtate porgetommen.
Den glibiliiten itebt Die gloIisei
ebenio mo6tlos segeniibsr tDie ben
nd6tIicbeH poIitiI9su RGubern. gDirO
einmaI Elm ylibIIiit gefansen uno bins
geri9tet, 70 f9Idgt fi1 bos Bolt nm
feline glf8e. 2GBt man ober Die
2side, pie Dies fpdter gsf6ab, nid)t
ous Den @efdnsnismauern, 70 ftebt
oas Doll Su 3sbntouIenben 0rouBen
uno betra6tet anbGdtis unb bsteno
ben Baud, Der DOm S6eitsrbauFen
oufiteigt.
nDer Rrieg bat Die repoIutiOnGre
@eps9uns unssbeuer ansefobt uno
3eitunesn aus Snbien Iino bon bon
8erihten iiber pOlitiI6e @erbaftunaen.
Nm IL. Suni I1rieb @. @eroao i'm
2onoon mylep glee," baB oie Situas
tion oerartie sefGbrIi6 iei, bab man
bic peiBen 5rauen oneepieIen babe,
iib gu ieber Minute fir bic Tlu6t be-
rett 81 bolten. Sn perbdItnismGbia
iuroer 3eit CAB ss putfbc in Calcutta,
ongerintet BON oen MannIhoften
zines aus 9anobo Suriidiebrenben
S6tffes. uno in Geplou, no man
2000 @ineeborene eptpebsr perbaftete
ooer nieoertnalIte. Sineopors bate
etne gepaltige Grbebung, ourh pel1s
eine iiber gdno Snoien reideHoe Or
idpOruug ans 2idt lam SIN puns
job tpurben 1000 SinbuS gefausen GEE
ieBt. DreiBie lpurosn gum SoOs Dsrs
urtetIt Sn DoeIboi puroeu iieb5ebH
SoIoaten erfdbofen unb in Delhi err
tappte man ein9e6orene SOlboteu oas
bet, iDie iie aanoHen aeritOrten
n@s beiBt, bob Der Gmir bon glf>
gbaHifon ii9 nit Der Tiirtei berbin=
Den min unO iiber @eIu9iitan na9
SHoien morl6ieren ipin. SD babe
oud geb0rt, baB Der Ri5am pon Seis
Deraboo obesieBt purOe. neil er beims
lid nit bem Gmir bon Nfebdniitan
uno Dem tiirtiI9tn Sulton tonipis
rierte. Va ber yli5am Wtubamebuner
1T, 70 tlingt bieIe @eriion isbr gloubs
buFt,"
Nan Iiebt oIlo, ser inoiTbe 9iger
iit tripu9t. S9on 0ffn.t er oen CAB
ntnoen Robtn. Geiu 8rlltn br0bnt
bur9 sSnoiens Qonoe. Maun tpirb er
gum Sprunse onlebeu, lpnnn tbirb er
feline 8lutinuger uRo llnteroriider mil
IeiHer fur&tbareu prante 5ermulmeu9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

Dion r0ltet in EeiBer Butter elm BAL,
bes pfuno seriebene @emmeI eslbIi1,
gieBt Elm Yiut to@enOen Mein borauF.
ldBt Die Mofe unter aubren Su etnem
bideu 8rei einto6sn, IHlGgt. penn
oerielbe ertaItet 1T, Elm @iertelpfuno
Butter i9uumis. riibct feds @ioOtter
binein, IeBt ouf 3uder obserisbene 81
trOnenf8oIe gu, mtidt gut, fiigt Oiele
Wiohe oem crtolteten oiden Bret bel,
uerIiiBt nit 3uder, TcbIdgt oen Sdnes
BON feds Giern unO Elm ipenig 3immet
bineiu, riibrt gut I'm. flint ben 8rei
in einen Rupf un0 bGdt cine
Stnnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
uSbDe 1922"
Gin SsrisgssrIcbniS aus Nrm 9arpas
ibsnfrisg.


Die ToIeeHoe S9ilberung Ser @rs
Obsung bon r60be 402" in ben &ars
patben tommt aus Der Teber zines
9sutnunts Der RcIerpe, ser g(ugeus
Ieugc Der tiibneu Moffentat NOR:
Sett benz Ssrbite, BON mo an oie
RuRen in ben &arpotben buuitsn, iuar
Obiss 96bs Der @6auplaB Der fur9ts
bar bIutigfen Sample, oenn oie ruiz
IifbeH Sorosu bsfeitieten oieIeH ON
uub fir iib ppH Der Ratur aus guten
itratesiidsn puntt, Der ouc 3ueGnge
Su unlsrsn StslIunssn beberrIbte, uno
Oie ruiiii8sH Mai9inensspebre unO
6eloeeihiibc tpnntsn unIere S9iiBeu>
grGben iiberoa mil fur9tbarem Seuer
iiberIdiitten. @erabe oieIer Siigel
ipuroe bubenomoIe aeitiirmt, Ii9tets
Die Rsibu uufsrer Brapiten immsr,
uno jeosr glngriff mar srfoIelos. 9d
Tam Der bsriibmte 2. Wloi, Der Sas
unieres 0urdbru1es am 9uuojec.
Bon bier 1Ibr friib bis osbn llbr 8Ors
mittags briiLIten uno oonnsrten bel
1000 DeridisoeHtoIibriee @eI9iibe uno
f1leuoerten oen Stab aus ibren
S8Iiiuben eegeH Die ruflifcbeu SteIs
luneen.
llnIere broben SpruIer &aiierjGger
SO. 3 riiIteten iib gum Sturmons
griffe. Dor flint llbr Ra9mittass
fam an bic IL. &ompoenie Der 9es
febI: .S0be 402 1T i'm jeocn preis
gu nsbmen." - Infer Rompoenistoms
mauoont OberIeutuont MoIer, elm 9es
borener eemiitlicbcr Mieuer unO befon,
berg tiidbtiesr, topferer unb ausesaei1s
meter SFfiaier, perfammelte Die Soms
pagnie, beIebyts uns iiber Die bspor.
itsbenoe glufsobs, bic ipeSieu Der msbrs
fa9 mil 9orbeeren be0edten IL. &oms
paenie eegeben ipuroe, uHb tommuns
oierte: n3um @ebet tniet!," trat Dor
unb rief nit beesiiierter Stimme:
oSamero0en, bier beim 6etlioiten, uns
iersr Gabns Idp0ren ipir uHIerem
&aiIer unb Reibe, ole S6be gu nebs
men ooer uicbt mebr lsbenO 5uriid3us
tebren" Sin brsifa9es rSurrab!"
aus allen roubsn &riegerisbIen, ods
&ommauoo: .0orpGrts, marf1,
Gturml" ert0nte bon osu juHsen 2tps
pen unIeres topferen OberIsutnaHts,
Der Sorntlt bIieB gum Sturme. uno
on DER SpiBs unIer &ommanoont nit
pebenoer 5ohne lnO ge5iidtem SdbeI,
iih pieber uHO lpicoer umlebrenb, Inn
uns nit frSblid IGhelnbem @eii9ts
onSuiporuen, unaufboltiam porpGrts,
bic 6obe binuuf5uitiirmen untsr Dem
furHtboren geuer Der 0tuNen. Wlii
itort eeIi9isten &siba pbsn ouostom.
men, entfpann ii6 elm m0rOeriI9es
9anoeemenee, unb in tur5sr 3sit ipda
rem bic RuIIen BON Der So0be getpors
fen, lluo Der Gieg tpar infer.
g[lS mir uns perIammelten, feblte 10
mander 8rope, uno ou9 unisr 8rops
tier Der 8rcpen SberIsutnont MloI,r,
lag In Ieinem Dilute, nit mebrsren
Baud unO 8etnidufen, tot. Die
Gonns Ientte ibre Gtroblen, nno mir
tnieten ltill nieber gum @ebet, um uns
ieren tapferen iuHeen 9ommanOona
ten, Der uus ipie Elm Batter mar, IN
Ole tiible Gros au uerienten. Gr,
unIer gutter, treuer &omeroo, mar unO
1T nidt mebr, ober in al unieren 6egs
Sen lebt er fort. Gbte lein,m gtnoens
Ten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

Bier aGlberfilBe toGt man in bier
Suort DoRer bis auf Elm 9uart Elm,
gtsbt bic @riibe ollr9 Elm Sieb, nimmt
am Rdbiten Gage oen 8obeniob BON
unten, oas 6ett BON oben ob, to9t
nit Der 8riibe cine 5Ioids Meibpein,
Elm @ierteIpflIno 3uder, Den Gaft uuo
Die G9aIe elmer 3itrone ouf, riibrt
flint tii1tio init etpas @oKer unb
3uder geInIngene Giootter lonoIam
oarunter, Idbt fhueu oufto6eu, ibuts
tet bic WIaIie in cine senaBte pOr3eIs
Ionform. iielt oieIe einen Sog taLt,
Itiir5t lie Ooun nm uno etbt ben puos
Ding nit @anileiauce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
6 9tsr ungorif@er &tnos.
quIDOS.

9erlelbe miro nd@ einem unoaris
fhen SrigiuoIre5epi folaenoermaBsn
bereeltelli: Sin grtes Gtiid maaeres
RinbflsiId miro in mtttclaroBe @iirs
feI eeIhnitten. Sin Der I2enoe oes
SIeiI@eS sutlprehenoes S1uontum
8pisbeIn miro in ni9t gu feine Rim
gel eelbnitten. 60 porbereitet, miro
beioes in ben 3o6teTel eeleat uno.
nodb @eI9mod nit Sal3 uno 9aprita
gut Dermenst 0ierauf ipiro cin
Gtiid Sped, Der Wldiis eutIprebcno,
oonit oas @eridt nicbt 3u fctt ipiro,
bin5uael9nitten. etlpos friI1es MoIs
fer btn5ueetun, uno nun erf Oos
@anSe oufs Ssuer sefelIt. Gobolo
DIE 6Iiifiieteit Iic5 81 perOiden besinnt,
miro Doriidiig etpoS Ma6er nobqes
goKen 3uIebt tommtn in oIeiher
Mense ipie oas SIsiI9 seidGItc Rars
toffeln bin3u, nuh Oeren @ei9lper0,n
Der @uIpas uneeri1tet miro. syleiBis
Bes llmriibren 1T bon glDten, oomii
u nibt onbrenrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
SO einfouce

Bon 8eiBpein. Mlan reibt elm
StiiddeH friIde Butter I6aumig,
riibrt einsn bdIbsn GBIDffeI @oru-
itGrie, ettpas MaHer uno bier @ioots
ter binein, eieBt Iansiem tOdeHoeu
Nsin bin3u unb I6Bt Die Sauce nit
3uter, 3immst, 8itrOneuidsibeu uHo
3itroHeni9ale uUter fortpdbreHbem
lImriibreH aufto9en. Wlan eibt iis
gu MebIipeiien unN SLID.
Bon Rotpein Wadn IGbt gersiniga
ten SaeO, 3itrOneui9ale unb Rotpein
langiam tO9en unO febt 3udsr uno
3immet biu5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

3iirbisbonig seipinnt man, inOem
man Riirbis nit etipos MoFer Su
mius fO9i. Dos M1us wtrb Our6
cine GerDistte geOriidt un0 iGmtli9es
geponnene &iirbislpoher Itun0enIaug
bid eingeto9t. Die 9riibe pir0 Bee
ItdnOis obeei1Gumt. Ulon tam Die
lDaIHuBaroBen Giirbisfiids ou@ in
groBeH S0pfen obne MoHer om sSeuer
tuHen lohen un0 oas RiirbisfleiIb
ipie oben aus0riden. Die bid eiaees
Tottene bonigortiee MaHe pirb in Iieis
uernen S0pfen gum @ebraud oufbes
lpabrt. Sic Bat Die SiBigteii oes
6oniss unO 1T 5u 9dltIdolen unb
ao6ipeiien anitott 3uders 5u sss
brou6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
Sir 9aaS TIM
&a@e.
Souig FUR.

6onigfur BEL 8Iutormut unb arafts
Ioiistsit, Sn Der eriteu Bo9e tGes
LID einise GeeIoffeI, in Der 3tpsitsn
Bo6s fiinf MloI tG9Iidb sinen @BIDfs
fsl, osn IeBtsu Dor Dem S9IafengebeR;
uno 10 iteiseru, oaB auIebt Elm babies
pfunO tdeIi9 psrbruubt miro. 9lubers
Oem eineu SeeI0ffeI pOlI in jebsm @las
MoKer, Ous getrunten pirb, audi nit
beiBer MiIh. gto9 bier @o6en fdon
lit bic &rdftigung uub 8eRerung Oeutz
lid bemertbar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
JtO(ieniG6er cGiaenGa(ut.

glaH Dem .Secolo" Tinb ole 9trbeis
ten ON Dem ncuen YorIamenisgtbduoe
in Rom eineeitellt noroen, bo i'm Gits
SungsIoal nod @ibe fir bic neuen
%rieIter uno iItri1nen g[bgeoroneien
eineebouf iperben TOllen
Dlit Ioltem erbGrmlicben G6pins
Del ION oas itaItenif9e Doll iiber oaS
@Ieno binpcgeetduid)t peroen. In bds
es nurH bic niHtspiiroige @errGtcrei
Ieiner Regierung oeitiir0t porocn ill.,,
Qlrmes Doll, Dem IoIhes on9,tau Dnro!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

J onnen un D Il pu5tner.
Nacboem man BON suten oltbadeucn
MsiBbrOtcben oOer Semmeln Qleibs
9roBe, ettpn elm bis 3pei 3sntimcter
itorte Smeiosn obsel9nitten bat, ents
ferut mon bic 9linOe oopon un0 aers
i6neiOet oie G1eiben in fiugerlunee
unO 5ipei Singer breite Gtiide, BON
Oenen man Die cine Sdlfte in oerTiiBs
TEN Rotipein, bic onberc in berIiiBter
WiildD sinipei6t. Sonn lpenoef man
lie in gefmlaoenem 81 uno oeriebentr
Semmel um, bddt lie IGDn gels in
beiBer Butter, beitrsut Die in @ein ee.
ipeiGten nit elmer Wlil9une BON 3uls
Ter unO 3immt, oie in Wlild5 eepeihs
ten nit Siuu55uder, ri6tet Die gons
nen uno Sapu5iner obipe9felno ouf
elmer ShiiHel ON uno oibt ne6enbei
in elmer Souciere cine beliebiae Nbi!s
iouce gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

8 eineidmierige Gntide,
nrg. - 9iid)ier Sic ioIItcn iid
al6aer: aGniihnloiocu
SIC Scrr 9li6tcr, obcr ub iG mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

mcrn ocr Nlietbcr ooS reinc Griuat.
iod1e nennt 10 Iiigt er 6ragcr Sic
mir Oeu Gorticr mas fir mrciue
Eripotiodc NoS it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

sic fennt i'm. G0du
(9lbcroS bcimtomucrO, sur G5n1Si.
ncD vGS ioIlcu icbon wicoer 10000
Nlllen oefougcn porocn iciu.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

Sitoc baltc ODER uidt oos ecbt
Dem 0ausberrt aor uidts ou Oos
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VASSALBORO

NORTH-A party of invited guests
passed a most delightful evening Tues
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. E
Jones, North Vassalboro. The event was
in the form of surprise birthday party
in honor Of Mr.. Jones' sister, Mrs. Fred
Wood of Haverhill, Mass. Mrs. Wood
proved herself equal to the occasion 'and
entertained her friends with charming
hospitality. Delicious refreshments were
served including fruit. Ice cream and
among other varieties birthday cake
the gift Of Mrs Lillian Leighton. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Clifford
and children, Albert, Fred and Mabel, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Starkey. Howard Star
key, Mrs. Lillian Leighton and children,
Lawrence and Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs.
Garfield Ingraham, Merle Ingraham. Mrs.
Chas. Pope. Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Jones
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood. At a late
hour the guests departed wishing Mrs.
Wood many happy returns Of the day.
Beatrice Leighton was a guest last
week Of Mrs. Omar Davis, Highland ave-
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Public Utilities

The Public Utilities on Wednesday
rendered a decision in the matter Of
the accident on the premises Of the
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad result
ing in the death of William E. Mooers,
aged 48 years, of Milo. who was struck
by Bangor & Aroostook passenger
train No. IA, August 90. 1915, at 1918
P. NJ, and instantly killed.
"Mooers, who was deaf mute.
stepped between the rails of the rail-
road track and started to cross the
bridge of Sebec stream, just north of
Milo when the train was approaching
at 20 to 25 miles an hour and within
400 or 500 feet. Danger signals were
given Immediately and prompt meas
ures taken to stop the train, but it
struck Mr.. Mooers and went about 10
feet farther before it was brought to
a stop. He did not appear to be
aware Of it's approach until it was on
the bridge, and then made no attempt
to escape, apparently being dazed.
There is no evidence of negligence
on the part of the Bangor & Aroos-
took Railroad, or any of it's en-
ployeS."
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Corn Factories Inspection

The bureau Of inspection Of the de-
partment Of agriculture is to make an
inspection of all Of the corn factories
of the State, or Of as many as can pos
sibly be visited during the time that
the corn packing season continues. Inc
party of inspection will include +. A
Russ, deputy sealer Of weights ana
measures. A. M. G. Soule, chief of the
bureau of inspection. Louis Garcelon'
deputy of the department and Federal
INSPECTOR William Paine. The other
members of the party have already
started on the trip of inspection and
were in the vicinity of Waterville, So
Ion and Clinton Wednesday. Chief
Soule will join them on Thursday. The
matters taken up by the inspectors
will include general inspection of the
plants, sanitation and stock used
Deputy Russ will see that the scales
and balances used are in proper condi-
ton.
Robert H. Hawthorne. student OF
the University of Maine. who for the
past two seasons has been employed
by the bureau Of inspection Of the de-
partment of agriculture will terminate
his services next Saturday night on
account Of the re-openig Of college. He
will, however, be on call duty for spe-
cial inspections in Bangor and vicin-
ity. Mr.. Hawthorne has been on a trip
of general inspection in Aroostook
county securing samples Of ice cream
He found the results there very salts.
factory and little that was wrong t.
be corrected.
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Nominations by the Governor

The following nominations have
been made by Governor Oakley c.
Curtis and posted at the Executive
department at the State House under
date Of Sept. 10, 1915:
Justices Of the Peace-Raymond o
Sukeforth, Fort Fairfield; James c
Madigan, Houlton; N. G. Foster
Rumford (Com. Exp. Aug. "a, 1850;
Nathan G. Foster, Rumford.
Notaries Public-John B. Madore
Augusta; Leo N. Poirier, Van Buren,;
Thomas B. Walker, Biddeford; Will
liam H. Burns. Kittery; Stamford M
Leighton. Dexter (Com. EXP. Oct. O.
1850; Elisha S. Powers, .Houlton
(Com. EXP. Oct. s. 1916).
To Take Acknowledgement OF
Deeds, etc.-Anna E. G. Means. Unit!
Plantation; Margaret E. Brann, Ban
gor (care c. J. Dunn, Orono).
Agent for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals-George A. Miller Water
ford: Frank MACEDONIAN. Bangor;
Thomas E. Wilson, Kittery; Herbert
c. Patch, West Newfield John Had
lock, Kezar Falls: Dennis B. SWEET
Weld: Bradford E. Rowe, Swans Is
land; Charles H. Pike, Norway;
George w. Knights. WATERFORD; A
Jolly, D. V. S. Waterville.
Public Administratcr-Walt Cary
FIoulton (Aroostook county,.
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New Willow Tree Pest

The attention of State Horticultural
Clyde L. Wilkins was called Wednes-
day to a report from Bath that willow
trees on Lemont street in that city
have been stripped by new kind OF
pest. According to report the pest is in
the form OF green bugs encased in a
dark brown covering. Mr.. Wilkins said
that he had never seen tree pests of
that description and would be unable
to tell what they were unless he saw
specimens of the bugs and Of their
work. He said that as yet he had re-
ceived no report Of the infestation 9TH
err than that given him by an article
Bath Times.
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School Committees
and Supts. Conference

State superintendent of Schools
Glenn w. Starkey has announced a
conference for members of superin-
tending school committees and super
intendents of schools to be held at the
municipal. court room at City Hall,
Belfast. Thursday, Sept. IA. The
sessions will be held during the morn
ing and afternoon and a large variety
of topics has been suggested by the
department OF education for consider
alton at the two meetings, including
those coming under the heads of bet
ter buildings and surroundings, the
conveyance of pupils to common
schools, the conveyance of pupils to
secondary schools. the care of school