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"Gmeu,umcnt" TrnS. SSnoiamlinQ

"Gmeu,umcnt" Sum. Snoiumling
til ct Glloomnlellt tSpno pua 500.
600 fpr Tprcnillgcn Spn9bloml tens
&onllcbjcn / minneapolis or be-
0pnot. Get iful pore ct iu't Solto,
hrornf Mentcrne uarli8 ltul brllgeS
I'll Detailing al GnmlehiennletS 10
bclOe llOgiiter. &c lpbelloe llogiitcr
ct ior SiOcn liot ppcr $4,000
glurct, clcr $3.50 pr. 0tannco for
brcr al &jcnneta Ncboere. Nanr
bctte Nono or iifrct uil Spngblom-
lions Gamer iuttea iltonO til at ar
bcibe ior Iibctnlin0 al Gelten a.
Gicnoommens @jTlo, lont CT pad
$4,000. Gieno0nnlcu or pUrc1nt
til $4,000. Geallbcn pil nlall bll
lat iitcuo til at toNe lat paa Flnllcr
ior llrpiOcllc al Sicnnlct. @p9nln-
ocn, ificrt Sen iii giuer TlaNs Tor
l. @nlnle, cr FOR liocn. boilfct pics
al ocn lallNc %entcliltc AZ @arilc,
lem life fnll mobtnNcS pna @lcpnnlet
poa @rllo al T%lnb&niangcl, ~lfriper
"MWiuncapplis S~i0rlbe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
pasiaocrtrafifen.

MnibiiAton, S0c Niart@: Sil-
troba for Tarcrnc / Sorbinbclie nco
llnOerpalto@frigeu bar life minOrc
enc 100000 Ecrioner giort &ciicll
over Ntlanterbnuct mcllcrn Nmerita
"a ciropriife ,Naunc iom Ensioge-
rcr. NJ bette Nntll rciite opcr $50
eco NED Snlnplfl1e tiIbereil0c fritz
fpren6c @an0e o. hcllinloo 10000
n1eo neitrole Sfibc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
TAr,se ,s ssn: Minmeiota

tn $50 acreo ,Sarrr, , Nfil ira Nepis, pep
9op Sci. mep Seleiou. betpert til Stolc, /
norlt Settlement % liggenoe ino til pen Srios
iio. Mlt lisser pent meo 10 Acres ASer, ii9en
Sten, 80 stcres inp9iGrpet, encel Sto9 oS
oft fat lGsaes iii NGer. glle SpgninSer
me, tort %oanin9sbus meb Sa'ement,
Barn, Nenlebus. @rilebus, GOD Vreno,
NrI0tbape % r%crrelten ell | ale Ncn'eeloer
n%pperlig Earm. adn ta9es / Selipoelle | tie
Npril, - tom berior ltrar % 'e paa ben.
Iris $50 pr. Acre. 81 900 tontant % Relten
poa ~Sneniidnp mon 6 Vroceut Gente. ri bar
o0iaa andre ,Sarme. Striu oerior eiter Cir
tlilGre o9 Etlier. State Bank of Nevis,
Nevis. Hubbard Co., Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
SsNeielh.

Mr@. V0ra Ecbcrion Cibc o'Ntt
rcA 9e0cu / lin Cater, Nir@. &ono2
Nltrc. Seem nee pcb Sntirc Den
1ONc Miuria c'tcr ct Fdr 2dNca IN.
qclcic.
Nioroc par iooi NorNc Zen 2lNc
Nfurt5 1919. Ncu0ca EiAcuapt por
&cl1a Nco2hilOcr. Gen soc Sui
1876 blcp mu UNtCoict I'll cars &c
hcrion one. ionl bocNc pcO SprinG'
motcr. Scucre booze DC / Nrccport
% ilmtcoc >crira on cu SiO til cit
Nnrm Ser / Nrrhc0cn. ) 1906 DO
icttc Sc iiQ i Gccordh 1u)r Nfr.
Vcocrion ocOc Ocu 21oc %nlninr
famine anr. 4Pr@. (cocrlon hnpoc
iihcn iii Stem hos i'm 2ottcr, Mrs
y. IS. Smcuicn motil Ocnuc@ Sob
/ Gcccmbcr 1911. Sra Ben SiN a.
o. inntil lin Sco hnr hlm boct hos
Wfra. 9Ifrc.
Mr.. "a MRS. VcNerion ba00e /
II. 9GQtcitob Is Barn olc Hire WlN-
toaer Mrs. Smcn'cu: Mrs &oua@
9Itrc. Saitre; NcImcr Nci2rion
Snttre: Nrlru Nc;crtom Greeport;
CLARENCE NcterioM Sinnltu @i@.
W>arttn Tc,eriou. >afc Charles, n.
Ser er ocslioeu II 2ctre Al @(r.
Veeerious icrite ?G1teiflb. ntnlI,I
Mfr@. Martm Hfre Ni9h!anocille,
% Mr.. Gba$. @a.>aA! @romn@-
pile. Mlluu
9earaoclicu iunoer 2teO imorleL
5ir@ooq ira Serachriet Nj. 10 %
ira Snnooen$ airte her / @ncn al.
>. Toitor Seehuua iorrctier /
&iemmnct "a Vroie@'or Frell9 i Sir
Ten.
Nlr@. rAlIia AnNerion &itc@Inn0
oroc Sen 90c warts @l. I G'tcrm.
SIM uar inNt 5priuQ @rccu Soit
60, Mia.. Sen 2Ncn NuQult 1850
oQ blcp ugtcpict til Sinlon %itc@
Iunb Sen 30tc Wnrt9 1884. Sen
oes eiicrIaotc bcQrU0cr henoc ionl
el, firrIi9 % opoircnNc Nliitru oN
Mor.
Mrs. @ifcalono eitcrIaocr iil
@srnenc Stto, Canoe S~Nrnihip, ~
@itit ~ WForie, @IcrmooN Conn.
ihip.
NegropcI'W %ioreA0ur ib11 Won-
seq, Gitcrriooag al. I ira ScrNt.
Mliet % al. , ira @uihinAton
Truiric airfc. Nnitor Saul &orcn
iorrettcr.
Mr$. 9. :. NeprmIo@, NotoQr1i
Gepnplb9' &nitrl. opoc SrnbnQ 81
tCrmioool ! 6cre$ @icru poa Cat
Muin Strcet. Nun hnpNc Tor ca.
g Gar liben CT SloGtiI'GINc, ~
itisrt Mn i Sen iererc Si0 hur pr
ref t~naleli1 bra, iorpouNt bun al
ORIG rlati1 SeIgernc Al Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Sprima GROVE.
Vclter Ner0lo")

- Ncrnon ,>cllpn rclltc lorrilc
Munbda til Vrcnt Salla. Mont., mco
Ell %oaulnbuinN TlnttcAob@ tllhercn-
sc Sohn Z. Nc9hn.
- elmer Gone tiltrnnotc Iorlcocll
Rclicn Ill NamcNo, WcE.., ior Scr at
boiUtic liz paa ct 800 Ncrcs &onnc-
iieno. AIRS. Gone nil ienerc iolgc
eitcr.
Nco ct nnlil aiholot Wo0c a.
%%citprclicn ipr Spring @rppe SO
lpiinliorcninl blcp oct pplult, az VII
tier iii Ct Nelob al $500 p0r iolgt.
Ser pplnltca cnopiocrc. at &enNricf-
ions Gienbom funoc tinbc3 'or 81
500. o. al Nordnorinaer Al %uanin'
Gen. iaa Scr bIcp Tloo@ ior 10 Scn-
&C .. !. Y, pilbc foilC onlircllt $4,000,
iad set iuIbt fGroigc &olpltal az ocn'
ne Gicnbom pilbc foite $500. Ter
ircmlaabce ogiaa Nlancr Tor ell III
Gu0ninQ, Is So0 lang oa 80 Noo
brco. berenuct iii uoen Cont al to'ic
S9212. Ser blcp life tagct nogell
@cilutnina. men McNct nblat II
llger FOR lmliolertio at laa tcanei
ilerc Nftier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
@n SispalS E.un!c Gpnteit hulO.

les iorleoen Oeo 9olunbiu College I
Gucrett. @aih. Ger par I'M. iom
i~renia80e noritc Sttfer. N oisi,
pdnbt Niartha Sail Accommodation
Tor @erAclauos "&uIeoiicn". SAY.
D. Ser pGret en- Mieoalje Mr.. >. iaa
piIbe en- 9atter al Nnitor ,Niolam
foot ben for 9ierniuus "9erQIiot"
6crsoris 6lcU ole Stuttcrne aoN,
irem'asi, % alene ira Ben Drama.
fife lloiereIicS Sioe let oiIoc ao.
nif6ere 'ao, hcn isritc %loSe ior
~Gi farli9 string. berciits oerirn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Wnta;onhoOcue Stprrclic.

TiI Nr. @rcplto6, eucr "Sccprob
Tolicn"@ Ncboftsr pGrc la nculIN
al iortlnrc miN hpnh SlnN9 NtiIc Nr.
Hrcp'td0 brllQtc, 6a hnn mnolte ?nIn-
5onilobcn2 Nr. @rcnita0 Tiger / inc
Ncilcbcifrinclicr ira Sno Amcrifo:
Gen pUloinc Strom Clmd5onilo.
ocn) cr ca. 200 Wtil brcb pco llolabct
/ &apct." San Tiger oNInn at: $40
ocn cr iciIbnr Tor Nonife itorc Sfibe
ca. 1000 4til % o6ifinig lrngcrc ior
minorc Nnrfolter. Gems &pnQhc ira
Nnuct til bcnS lloipring oppe / 9ln-
nc@bicracnc / Tcrn or mliuoii 5000
Dill"
: Nonmon69 EDITORIAL 9(tlu$ Of
tbe @orlO" lTicr jcg ont Nmo5onIlo-
0cn:
Supplied by the melting snow OF
the whole northern Cordillera and
taking its curse through a region
OF prodieious rainfall. it is a mile
wide at the border OF Peru. receives
tributaries almost equal TO ii and
grows until its principal mouth alone
is 90 miles wide"
: Sen ianlnIc BOG IUier icg ON
lmo5oniloben@ %Ungbe iplQenoe:
Hence this river and lis deep
sluggish tributaric, are navigable o
the foot OF the cncircline mountains
and hills; Steamers ascending the
Amazon To- about 200 miles from
the sea-
Nui2 Nr. @rcpitoo life mcner al
minoclilc Qco1roiiife Niil, tiuloe oct
rNrc cn'tcli9t at pioc, hpao Sloga
IionIcitof ban brlger
:. 81. SpnIcitucn.
Shcpcnne, q. Z, 13bc Tcbr.
x x 4
Taa ~opcuitoocnoc iuarcr Nr. @rcr-
ito0 iolNcnoc:
Get %Uuaoenlonl, lem cr brll1t /
Nrtiflcruc, er Den cnQelite Ntil.
Nnnoioniloocn4 Moucoorm cr 80
Wtil brco itror ppcuior Zen Gopinln.
mcocu9 Nlo0cn pco l(Olpbct / Mnp1t,
ibcrclnct ollie Nrmc, cr oWtrcnt 300
9iil brc0. (Gcn oMrinoelilc Mepcl
Tor &citcmmcllcn al Nrcooen al en-
Tlo0 cIlcr ct Glooipiicm pco lloIcbct
/ Nauct or at ntnuIc %9liitnnocn mcncm
Sc 10 ubcritc BREEDER al sc 10 nocritc
Nrnrc).
Tl3ocn cr icilba~ ior itorc Sfibc ct
Vnr (uicu Miil euer ioo ino / @on-
nct, >ercitcr ct lor Guicn Wfil Tor
minorc Stibc, pQ cuoul lUuQer ior
milorc Gnrtoitcr.
Gen citerc0c lu@ill@: "StcuntcrS
ASCENDING the 9lnla5on 10 about 900
miles lronl thc lea, bar iii Mcnligt
at oplnir, al ser cr Gompitib3iort
iQurQ pnu Nlo0cn iii ct Tlnft. Iom
lilNcr 1000 Niil ira Mnpct. hpilfet
cr Ell Micno3Nicruiln. Get cr life
McnjnQcn al u0tolc. at TIoocn life
cr iciIbnr lUnNcrc ~.
Ter cr ioolc0c2 iuNcn MoollNcIie
mcllcm Observation-Disclosures / Nrtif-
lcrnc % / set nUuntc EDITORIAL Hlt-
los: ~ Ben cnQelitc NiiI cr piiirof
Set bcGlc SilirIOc brrlQtc Mnol.
Get er cllcr3 at merle, at llOtolcl
Ter om en- Nlo0a Scilbnrhco let fan
u'uiOc mere cllcr ulinbrc ira hpcron
0rc. llocn al SET tnr iinca, at Den enc
cr mere cllcr min0rc riltiQ cacr nriN
til cHn &c uuorc; Oct tomnlcr bl a. an
uOa. huiltcu %0noitnno Clnpcitc clcr
ufi0NGl NonitunN oN huoo SlnA@
NcrIoilcr ser ct airct SiIiUloc M
pc2 for Sic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Operralfcr fine Born.

Mount TuIaife, Sainois, BEN 9be
Worts: &. 81. Scrogains 13 @srn
tIep loag bpiIiaen men bebageIi3
r~perralfeoe, oa SaOcren inbbo0 Dem
ale I'll lit @ient % oOerrafte Gem
hpcr Ell GarfanUiaiiina pda S2O,.
eco, cllcr ~tiliommlen $260,0O0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Tri'erue / GuoIorb or ! 8ien.

Friierne / Giiglano er / Glen
neninit iteget nleo Al Trocent iioen
Tor ct gar iioen. Stignineen /
6ranfriGe beIsber Jig til blot %
Frocent. : Stalien er Nriierre tie.
get !allgiontt men iepnt De iioite ~
Wadneoer, men Bet er ulcne 2ie6,
i'm enoma / nogcn betpoeIig @raO
er bIeuet %foitbarere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Gu itUr Str0fmin0

al SSisconiins beoite Sano aabneS til &aaz
ren Tor lt%anoinapiit Getting / Soreit Gouns
tn, isis, eiter Ell IN % tiosmGsi9 Elan
Tor Saunells al me Settlementer. Sri
Sru9 al bet melt mooerne % fraitieite
Sompmaltinsri for Clearing o9 dumping.
llpmGrtet Serb. Sntet beore Stres Tor
Smaaarain, 0orn, Sloper, Simothp. 80
teter % andre &cpiruster % Neltcoriit.
SWuo Slilnat % rent, bIspt Sanp. Gsenter
enlfes. Sor nGrnere SpIpsninSer lfriu til
Per-Ola Land Co., Crandon, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

The spring term Of Valdez College
opens Monday, March goth Special
review courses will be given e.
those who wish 10 attend a summer
school.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

QAN 9lereS - $1,000 pr. Icre.
OVV Mi9isons ipbIise Salps, NOR Sn.
bian @iper. Gin siennem eanbet. Sortrir
lis Sorobunb. Bill ialse belle ener enbel.
Mutlsbae 0eaItp Co., 400 eoeb areaos,
Winneavolis, Tinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
ciHaIas. = 200 @cres, belias

aenoe imeuem to WorteospIabier, 81
Mil Ill bper. % AZ Viii til ct treble Ifdrs
feb. 0ooe @eie. Gnbper Sob al eanbet
fan iarmss. Spb Wtnlbiore | bet alerbeo'ie
Strss al norcsitliss aan'as. Stort, norit
Excitement. 3 norife Sirter. Sanoet er soet
improueo; tort Saanins sbus. 2 "Sarns"
% andre ~uobneninser. altio 9oot % rtse'
liet @aub SiI blipe iolst rimelis paa sooe
getaIinsspilfdar ON &aneel tan ite mart.
Maa ialee p~aasrure at Spsbom 6am,Iien.
Silifrip George Inbrsws, epsre'i, Sropn
9ountu, Sanias.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

ciljalas. SO Icresi Slice Co..
mep oooe Spsninoer, alt lnbaiercet, }
Mil ira Sennilpn, : Ntil ira Nortbrelo, |
Mil ira Sfole. Gr ,iliolsS peo Sleren.
lelmer $oamre, &oute Nc. /, Nortbfielo,
Minn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Garnt tillalqs.- 80 Ncres Syarm

SkHWk wv IIITWIHS. % WV O"t"
~ i Comm Of Gariielo. Nadion 50, isis.
50 Mil ira 9opt Marteo, warmers cope:
rutipe Nteieri, 1irte o. /. b.; l~tanoindpt,t
atobola9. Smtrent 30 Ncres utoer Sprfs
nina, Jieiten 0oo Sfo9 ps Sempr. Moa
iriaes mart. Nrilen nle9et rirle!i9. tnpis
interesieret itrip elter nGrmere Spipsninger
iii :. Il. &lepen j. ., Sair6ilo, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Wuntama 3amo tilialaS

,Saa en-. al pore Mbpalete opsprtebe ,Sorrnt Tor
SEQ til SIS pr. Acre. Ri irembuos oeiaa en.
bel life opoprtshs, belle be 100 aeres bprtbare
ca Tor Inn $3.50 pr. slere; bet balpe fontant.
Sori eanb CT ait bsliseenhe | bet bersmts
antelope % Sasmor 6ourtrp.
F. D. MORCK, Antelope, Montana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

@ont til bet norlte Sptel Scanbia,
~ naor ! ifal til Sarao. luIpanoen Slod
pete Nortbern Guci'ic Sepot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

Ojpb 9anb al Gieren. Spar
~ 9lsenters sommiSiion. Moa iGlse ircA
Earme. Silitrip Nla Stples, Gsmono,
Nprth N1tot1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

All departments of Valdez College
will be in session Monday, March
Goth. Normal, Commercial and
Shorthand.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

ciljalNs. = so Mcres 2ono |
- Sonsioro Gountp, SeraS. 9onoets retss
liae Seifripelle er: WI of NW.A Section
81 Block ,. %il iGlssS til rimeIi9 Iris o9
paa 9ooe @etin9elier, ont neoperoi9. Strip
til "Secorab- Toieu", Secordh, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
>iIialas. &partieftion 9ano

- ~ M{il ira &esber, u. Sat. l4O acres
onrfbdit. Siloepano % 6nl pda Nanoet !;
lipet Nus. GtanSinauiif Nabolas. $50
VI. Acre. Sillfrip u. yensrs, plates, Mont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

EiteripprgicI. = Sens @elion
" eiterlples al hans Sn!el. Soines Del
ion, yit9iielo. 9iebr., paa Gru,o AZ Arpe
ira SanMarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

NmfcS.-Sfanoinapiif Wanbsz
- perlon ipr Sormarbeioe for atelten al
Aaret poo Ell 9oh Narm | Nortb Sdtoto.
aun iorltetlusies Mdno trTn9er meloe li0.
Silifrip :. Mtelpin zee, &alep 0itp. u. Tat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
E.ftcripcraicl.- 6pis npgen fan

" 9ipe mig Splpsnin9 ON. bpor Anut
(~oel0elen Aaroeruo opbolper Jig. beoeS DC
opQiue bans Npresle til bans Selter, WtrS.
Sooaton Gioet, Eloso, u. Sofoto.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-11
lars at 5 per cent.

dollars at per cent.
But you say we must have the
Dixie Highway. Well it is Nation
al highway. Let's petition to Con-
gress to donate us the million and a
half 70 build the road. Don't you
reckon they would do it? Then we
could get back some of our TAX
money. l have been paying taxes
in Polk county As years and never
have derived but very little benefit
from It. The other fellow always
gets it.
And again you say it will cause
the county to settle up. If man
wants to come to Polk county TO live
he will come over the Dixie High
way or not just like they did IN
Lakeland before the streets were
paved or the sewerage was laid. Fell
low voters, / think it would be the
height of folly to bond the county
at this time when it looks as if we
might be plunged into war at any
moment. This is a serious question
Study it we'll and when you go to
the polls to vote-vote against bonds.
Yours for truth,
W. n. MILTON.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-11

dangerous as claimed, and finally
ruins the orange industry like the
cotton boil weevil has done with
cotton in many parts of the South,
then the uplands of this country
would loose their value and be in no
demand.
Then where would the increase of
taxes come in at?
Nearly every place l hear from
there is talk of international high
ways. But federal aid is expected.
There is a bill before Congress for
roads at the present time. What if
that should carry and Florida's share
was allowed, does any one think that
if we had bonded and had our road
complete, that Uncle Sam would pay
for them. l for one would rather
wait and let him do the work him
self.
The last proposition is that the
money spent in building said roads
will make good times. have seen
railroads being graded and the most
of men was in camps and the con-
tractor bought by the wholesale sup
plies of all kinds. Tampa is the
place that would get most of the
trade, and of course all the profits
made by the people in charge would
be carried off as soon as the job was
done
In fact, a more unbusiness-like
proposition was never conceived by
the mind of man than to bond so
heavy just at this time
So there will be no guarantee
given without we pay for it. That
seems very strange, and sounds a
little fishy-that means that the
county will have to take all the risk
And to think that all the cost and
trouble is just for fun
Oh, what joy, what fun, when we
hit the breeze at 40 miles an hour
on roads built for us"
In conclusion, challenge any one
to refute any assertions have made
in this letter.
G. ]. LEWELIIN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-11
TO A SUMMER GIRL AT
BAR-HARB0R, MAINE

IAN Acrostic written August. 1889
BY Albertus Vogt
lust as saw you last fair girl
Enyeoped In the moons soft rays,
Since Ewes first smile into the world
Sent sunshine into mans dark days
/ don't believe face so fair
Fer smiled beneath such glorious hair.
with hair OF gold the painters old
In natures mold would render beauty:
Long will their masterpieces hold
Linked with taste as truth 10 duty
In vain a smile I'd find
As seek through gems OF ages.
Midst charms Of form Of heart Of mind,
Sweetheart you'd puzzle all the sages.
% YOU remember that night at IrOn-BOund
Right after the dance at old French Gap
stood with my arm your waist around
Silently listening to the oceans lap
Studying your soul thru your eyes the while
cOyly you tried my heart TO beguilef
Oh Little one we learned that night
Lessons that saved our lives from blight
Lessons that left my soul contrlte.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-11
MR.. MILTON GIVES
HIS OPINION OF BOND ISSUE

To the Voters of Polk County and
Mr.. Hetherington:
We want to discuss the bond
proposition Well, here goes
must go back little to start. About
twelve years ago | went to Lakeland
and commenced work at the car
penter's trade. worked about nine
years and made living. Well, |
did little better than that, l saved
up enough to buy a lot and build a
little shack ON it. That saved me
paying rent. They began to talk
bonds to pave the streets and put in
sewerage. They got the bonds and
paved part of the streets and put
sewerage in part of the town and
they talked prosperity just like they
are talking it now on bonds and
good roads. When | commenced
work you could hear the saw and
hammer in most every direction.
That sounded like prosperity. Did
the paved streets and sewerage bring
it? No Just about the time they
began on the streets and sewerage
the carpenter work began to slack
and about one year | couldn't get
job at all. l thought l saw how
things were going and | began to try
to get out of town and thank God,
two years ago l did. Look at Lake
land now. Does it look like pros
perity? Now cant see it. Empty
houses in every direction, and you
said, Oh, it won't make the taxes
any higher, but it did. Just like
you say about bonding the county
You say, "Oh, it won't make the
taxes any higher, but it will. Well,
Mr.. Editor, you said the man who
paid 1884 taxes that his talk indi-
Gates that he would have to pay the
whole million and a half dollars.
'NAS AOI INC lCll JOu tudJ tue uldH
that pays $7S4 has harder time to
raise that amount than the man who
pays S70.S4, because he has already
got the money, and again you said
Wouldn't you like to see a million
dollars turned loose in Polk coun-
ty" Why, surely, but don't you
know that the greater part of the
money would be sent out of the
county and even out of the State for
material, and it would be like it was
in Lakeland; the work would be let
out by contract and men out of the
county would get them and they
would bring their labor with them.
When they were putting the sewer
age down they only had three white
men that belonged in Lakeland and
no negroes as l know of. They
brought their labor with them, and
again, as l am not much in figures,
| would be glad for some one to tell
me how much the interest would be
in 80 years on a million and a half
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-11
Classified Advertising
WILLIAMS BARGAIN CoUNTER

/ WILL EXCHANGE-Two lots with
modernly equipped cottage. garage.
barn and fruit trees, fine location,
in city of Lakeland. for improved
country property.
FOUR ACRES best land, two acres in
bearing grove, two in truck, good
house, bordering city limits. VIII
exchange for property close In.
81, 600 will buy 40 acres good combi-
nation truck and citrus land, 16
acres in cultivation-house and out
buildings. horse, buggy and farm
ing implements, only Q IL miles
from Lakeland. Must be sold with
in 30 days.
20 Acres real good land. four acres
fenced and pIowed. balance easy to
clear, within miles of Lakeland.
quick sale $500.
$40 acres in good location, combina-
ton, citrus, truck, farming and
stock land. A fine place for colo
niZation purposes. VIII sell at
s25 per acre.
IL ACRES near town, lake view, all
fenced, acres in cultivation,
splendid land. one 5-room and g.
room house and barn, excellent
water. About rs young orange
trees; one Of the best propositions
IN this section. Price $4,000.
Terms II wanted.
20 ACRES 4 IL miles south Of Lake
land, some good citrus land, and
some Of the best truck and straw
berry land in the State, comfort
able house and out houses. II sold
soon will take $3.50 with terms.
IL ACRES improved. fair 2-story
house and barn, en- assortment Of
citrus and other fruits, partly ir-
rigated, good citrus and truck
Land, ON Lake Parker, adjoining
city limits. Will sell part or all.
Prce $4,000.
G. ]. WILLIAMS,
Telegram Bldg. Phone Sc Black
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-11
First Cartoon.

The first cartoons printed /,
lea were drawn by George Hon.
liners predecessor as edith,
Saturday Evening Post. Ben \
pictured the disunited coloriu
man with his arms and legs ]
Again he represented them All
Of sticks-unbreakable when M
gether, but easily broken vbn
Observation-Disclosures Led,I
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-11
Some Printing Facts.

In estimating the relative merit of
type and plate printing from a COM
mercial point of view, it is cheaper to
engraye a pewter plate than to set up
a page of type, but the cost of printing
from the plate is greater than from
the types, If. therefore. small num-
Der of copies only is required, say
1000, it is cheaper to engrave. But
if several thousand are likely to be
sold, then the type system is more
profitable.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-11
DIE-LUST1GE-wITw

An Acrostic written at Macan,c IL :.
By Albertus yogt
Can nature ever make again
Or finish a creature so divine
Rivaling all the Nymphs in Sp,,
A perfect product at beauty's sbri,,,
Lonelyf | left you on the beach
Unto the steamer adieus walyins
Leaving you thus | hope to teach
A lesson true and worth your an,
Did we not lie upon the sand
Enticing Cupid all the whilei
Even as I clasped you by the b,M
Revealing In your witchlng smile
wisher that night might last tor,.
Meath starlit skies your rival eve,
Gave me your hearth We'll, hard,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-11
Sapphire Always prI,,

"NJo FTlkea
Sapphires have been fayul
royalty, but the best ones arl
by cardinals of the Roman q,
church. Blue signifies purir
the color Of the Blessed Virgin
and dignitaries of the churd
their rings of sapphires, unu;
known as THE Clerical Stons'
largest one in the korgan coli
weighs SAB carats. Biblical rets
to "sapphires," Mr.. Arnold co,
to mean lapis lazuli.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-11
Golf Playing Brought Fortune.

When the duke of York was living
in Edinburgh in 1851 he was told that
certain shoemaker named Patersone
was the best golf player in Scotland,
and him, the duke. later James II.
chose as partner in foursome, win
ming huge stake. He promptly turned
over the money to Patersone, who
forthwith built house in which the
duke placed stone with Patersone
crest bearing the motto, Far and
Sure"