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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-04-21
gn,uenomms bes

Die Iniuenbnns bes ginbe'
itri1s, nit 8eaug auf bas 9iirser-
tbulL lit MIR in 5ipei SGllen crluubt
Gritens, nit @eSrg auf 9lbitanlmilng,
unb oonn lit bieielbe BEL iinmtliden
ameriianiihen 8iirgern unlpenObar
nit einsiger @usnobme Der Snbia'
ner. 3ipeitens, nit 8e5ue auf 3lt'
geborigfeit, llntertbanenidaft; in oie.
lem Sale 1T berielbe BEL feinem 9iir.
ger Ser Ser. Staaten gere6tfertigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17
9ieie ISOLDE bor "a Sabren.

8ei5en SO, Mebl per Saf 1925,
aornmebl $1.2O, @ier .1S, &artof.
feln rs, @dnie a bis Z per 8funo,
Spedieiten per 8frnb 7c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17

Ser nGdite Iiterariide abeno
ser So6idulc miro ON 5reitag. Den
"a. 0obcmbcr itattfinben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17
Der am lebten Samstaa in

-9ei Der am lebten Samstag in
Der Gitp Soil a~bgebaltenen Sabres.
8%eriammlllng Der aderbau . @eielf.
i6aft, murben Ole 9ireftpren Sbeo.
@rat @uitab @berlin, Srib Shsner
uno Geo. Setrl,s, beren anltstermin
abgela1fen mar, iuieberernGblt, 10
baB oas 0ireftorilim basielbe Der.
bleibt mie i'm 8orjabre, Oa Sobn
Saio, 80. 9eumann it,, Sbilip
Saeffner, Senrp &otbfl,dS unb
2ol,is Saberltod nod elm Sabr ai
bienen baben. 9as 0ireftorium or.
ganiiirte iid ourd grnabluns fol-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17

-&idter 81. ". 8reuer miro am
nGditen Rpntug einen Spe5ial.Ser.
min bes &rsisgeridts bon Sranflin
Gountp In Union abbalten. Inter
ben Bro5elien Die allr Bodybuilding
fonnnleit meroen bsfinbet iih cine
&lage IN mel6er es iid tint Dos &edt
elmer Staot pierter Glaiie bonoelt,
cine Srbinan5 81 poiiiren, meld,e oas
frcie SertmIoufen bon Siibner Der
bietet.
Gin Wann, Ser aus Sabilldt OH
benz Grade ieiner Wiltter Sdafe wei-
oct; Der lanee S6ritte nladt, I'm
Soblleber 81 iporen; Der Die llbr bes
Nadts Iteben lGBt, ipcgen Der abniib.
nng; Elm Ianrt, nelder I'M lebten
8abnpaggon zines 3iges fabrt, Inn.
biz Ser &onbuftelir 81 linn fpmmt,
Die 3inIen OH ieinem @elb at iparen;
elm Wann, Der fiber ben @arteu5al,n
flcttert, bonrit bos Sbor nidt obge.
nust miro; ein Wann, Der aus Spar-
iamfeit ben Sabaf suerit falit, bann
trofnet unb raltdt, Inn 5ulest Die
aidc gu idnupen; Elm @tann, ipelder
cine @ar5e I'M Iaden aus Spariam.
Decentralization als 8rdgenfnopf be.
niist-ein iolder Mam lit Gin mab-
rer @oelltain berglifcn nit benz
@ei5frageil, nelder bos Sermanner
GolfSblatt mebrere Sabre i6uloig
bleibt ur,o iobalb or cine &ed,nitng er.
bdlt, ben 8oitmeiiter miipcilt, Dos
glatt als a&eiuieo" 5uritd5nidifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17
Mdtnns.

@6breno bieier @ods werOe i'd bic
Stoots Sonntaeidule Gonpen-
tion in @erico, @o., iopie Die Gon-
pcntion ser 3abnGr5te in ct. 2onis
beilidcn llnb oaber nidt Dor Dem 20.
0ouember in mciner Office anantref-
fen iein. Or. ". 9. 9ifion,
Sermanl Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17
-0ie stcuern finb fallig.

-0ie Stciiern iinb fallig.
-gh,r nod finn 8ohen bis @eib.
nadten.
= Sooge's beriibmtes Ct. Souls
Chile, bel q. sc. Rief. Wan nebme
cine 3ortion bopon nit na6boilie.
-Sran Sroba 8iIomann, bon
81. &ouis, befanb iid lette ISOLDE
bier gum geiud hires gaters, o., q,
Srelunb.
Sic nG6Ite Serianmtlune Der
8ar . ai~iocintipn oieies 8erihtsbe'
5irfs miro aln %. gtopember in
Union, $40. ~abgebalten merben.
sic Slllb : Gommiiiion lit 8. g..
bel 8aibington an Der arbsit Den
iiber tauienb Sliib langen 8rltf an
einem Sll1Bbanm aussubeiiern.
Strait Oscar Sdaumberg be.
gab Ii6 leste ISOLDE mad @aibington
ai einem mebrtdeigen geiud ibrer
gltern Senrp @iemann lnb @attin.
-Iidter aug. Weper uno @attin
reiiten lesten Samstag nod @arren.
ton uno 8eit 8lains, Wo. Inn ibren
bort pobnbaften Sodtern einen 9e.
f,d abSuitatten,
-Srau gbas. 8. Giben, bon Cali.
fornia, $40. befano iif lesten Cams.
tag beiu6smeiie bier. Srau @isen 1T
cine Sdpiegertohter llnieres BERT.
Iitbiirgers Gbas. 8. Gisen.
-Gaitor 9dn Sappnneper bon
SsSamestotpn Mo. leitete letten Sonrt.
taa sic Guartal : 8~eriammlrng in
Der so. 6. Stride. Im @ontag be-
CAB or iid nod Grafe gum geilt6 lei
ner GlternL 5imon Sappnteper ilro
@attin.
-Sranf Sdaefer un6 @nttin bon
8ort 8uibington, 8isconiin, famen
letter Samstag bierber Inn Der Sod.
aeit bon Serrn Sdocfcr's Sdmelter,
SRI. emma Sdaeier bei5ufuobnen
mel6e iid ont Qienstag nit Srn.
Sol. @al5 berebelidte.
Sos 8oit 9epartement bat allie
8oItneiiter bCnadrihtigt 0aB Der
gerionot bon alfobpIiid)cn 8ctranfen
0urh Die &pit berbpiett lit ltlt0 Dab
SoItmeilter Die Tadeten lpelde lolde
Sliiiiigfeiten eutbalten Die Annabme
gum Serianbt peripeigern millien.
-llnier alter Sreuno unb lang.
iGbriger 1itbiireer, q. u. Srelino,
1T am letten Sonntag nod st. 2ouis
iiberiieoelt Inn Bel ieinen bort mob.
nenben 3inbern lem Seim alfau.
f9lagen. Snbem mir Srn. Sreunb's
Beeaus beoauern, niini6en mir inn
i'm nellen Seim beites @oblereeben.
-Mapor Geo. s. &lenf puroe all
Counting Worgen bon ieiner @attin
nit einem milnteren Sobn6en be-
f6enft. Wutter unb 8tnb b%efinben
iid ben llmitdnoen semaB mobI, ip1b.
reno Der gliidlide &ater Dor lallter
Srelibe iiber bas intereiiante @reig-
nib Die gon5e Stabt NIT allen ibren
@%inpobnern uno ginnobnerinnen
imarnlen modte. Ha, mir gratll.
liren ber5li6It.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17

-Srau Goialia Claus begab iid
geitern nod &binelunb, Inn Glide
8o6en bel ibrer Sodter, Srnn Souls
S6olten al peripeilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17

senoer 9eaHlten: Bbil. S%aeffner,
Br1iibent; Souis Saberitod, Sefre-
tar; so. 9eumam IT,, Sdabmeiiter;
@iiitap @berlin, Collector; Iufieber
oeS Sairplabes, Scnrp &otbfuhs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17
sns BEN g~olfsblatt fri6erer Sabre.
9ieie ISOLDE Dor 80 Sabreu.

N0Ne pNAAN NlaphhANAI pbD iptL Nv hits
ierem St1St6en einen Streif erie.
ben miirben. nnb bod lit es 10. Sn
o. Gttmucller'S Drugstore lit elm oil.
gemeiner Strife seeen bobe Sreiie
ertl6rt morben unb @aaren meroer
iest 81 billigen Sreiien berfauft.
&eiBer Corn : @bisfp MIR Sic
per @allone bel 8mt. gberIin.
Senerfensmerth lit es bob trpt
oes trofenen SornmerS Serr Gar
Saes cine allsge5eidnete &iibenernt(
e%ingebeimit bot. Die @r6be Der aili
leinem 6eloe ge5ogcnen Hiibeit lit i'm
Sllrdidnitt 3 bis 8 &funb inn @e.
iuidt nnb 6 bis 10 Coll I'M ltmfang.
Seste ISOLDE iollte ni6t ipeit bon
bier cine Sod5eit itattfinoen, bod
ncridltmte es Die 9rallt ii6 einsu-
ltellen uno fonnte f~olgeoeiien bas
Set nidt gcfeiert Werben .-9rp Sill
Correspondence.
Serr Gbas. 9obl frelt iif iiber
Die Infunft zines Sodterdens.
Serr Sllius 9luit nl,roe bon lei-
ner Satin nit einem S06terden be-
I6enft.
Sob. Marmabufe bei6enfte ieinen
5reunh Or. @ttmueIler, leste ISOLDE,
nit 3 punoeridOnen &fbGbnen.
9ur6 Srieoensridter S6arff ipur-
DC am lesten Sonntae, Serr Gbrilt.
Siegel nit SRI. @arp 9cbm I'M
9uno Der @be Dereinigt.
8dbrenb Ser lesten ISOLDE ienfte
Serr Sol. 2eiiing orteiiide Drummer
filr Die ~folgenoen Sarmer i'm Iiio.
li6en Sbeile bes Gorntp's: 0ape
Saploe, 8. q. 9urdaro, Sreo.
Druid, Sames Burlington, Srar,
&ostoWsfp, Sreo 2infe, Or. S. ..
Sitton anb Gleon Barter.
8ei5en ST, &ornmebl per 100
8funb $1.00, Safer 81, gier .17R,
Sartoffeln per 8ltibel 40c.
9ieie ISOLDE pur "a Sabren.
@ei5en .5S, Mebl per Sad 1926,
aornmebl $1.20, @ier .1S, &artof,
feln rs, @dnie a bis Z per 8funo,
Spedieiten per Sfl1no 7c.
9eiratbs grlaitbnibibeine tpiir,
bcn nuseeltellt an: bernhard emo
uno SRI. Gli5abetb S1eioeder bon,
gerger: Serm. Siden bon &onios
uno SRI. Mtinnie Sumburg bon Ser,
mann; 5ranf Claus unb SRI. Bertha
Stride pon Sermann; Illg. @. so,
bein 9rafe unb SRI. Warp Sapp.
meper, gnn.
NG MittluO1 lebtcr ISOLDE Itorb
all ieincr Sorlit IN 9oulluorc Solpr,
ibtp &crr Soften Suihmom inn @l.
fer bon y Sobrcl.
GaS Sobngeleiie Der lleltcn 81.
ientoEn oi,f Der anoeren Seite bes
6llliies critrccft lid jet idon bon
ct. Charles bis 81 ber Cabot Bride
allf 9outre Sslano llnb bis GnoC
nGditer ISOLDE boffen bic Gontraftp.
rem oos &eIciic bis na9 Ibinelon>
gelegt az loEcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17
Ban6
pou gsrmaun, taaO.
erindt Grd nrt eincu libe.
ralen She'll Cures gaufge.
idGftes.
&eine Sanf ii6ersr

-Sranf 9ierpirtb bon Ban mar
gsitern bier in @eidGften.
-9as Grobibitions Sidet erbielt
in unierem Gountp, gelegentlid Ser
lesten 8abI, cine Gimme .-Golfss
blatt, 10. Robemlber 1886.
-9anfiagungS . Ball nln 9ons
nerstag, ben 80. 3opember in 3eil-
mann's Salle in Berger.
-Srali IllglIta 8uentber bat 6as
gbriItntarn . @eb6llbe an Der Warft.
itraBe bieier Gage an Gbriit. @berlin
perfa,tft.
-@m. Gpple uno beiien Sdmies
gerto6ter, Srart gilbert @pple, bon
Morriion paren am Samstag bier
Inn @eiddfte i'm NadlaBgeridt 5u
erleoigen.
--9r. %. 9. 9idion, Haitor St.
&asmann uno Seroinallb Hles nno
Satin reiiten lesten 9ienstag nod
Merico, Mo. I'M Der Staats Conn.
tagsi6ule Contention bei5ltpobnen
Die BORT lp1breno 0ieier ISOLDE tagte.
-Sacob Gbilipp, welder mebrere
8o9en bier ali 8eilld bel ieinen an-
~seb6rigen perpeilt bate, lit lestsn
Samstas mieoer in ietn Seim bel
Sieginsbille, 0to. 5uriifeereiit, be.
eleitet bon ieinem Neffen, Gaul
Bbilipp.
Die biciisc 9ogc Scr Mohern
@ooomcn erfreut iif in iiineIter 3eit
zines GuBerit ltarfeu @adstbums.
Sn ser lesten SerImmll,ng ml1roen
fplgenoe ncllc Gonoibotcn eingefiibrt;
8oltcr Soffmamt, Serbert Motls,
bl1no, Gomin @eber uno Ism. 9rin.
fer. Sn ser nddlten G%eriammlung
miro cine Glaiie bon af)t Ganoibaten
eingefiibrt merben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17
Simmel5 Yriuat= @otel

Tierte StraBe, 5tUiiden Be9e-
mann unb Selmers @eihdften
Sermann, $40.
Sreies gab fir @dite. &aum I'M
grbsei6uB (baiement) fir &utomO=
bile; in Si6erbeit unb inter Sers
1fluB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17
STATE BANK
OF BAY, URI

WeBrUNUe 1911.
&apitnl $4,000, 1teberidas $4,000
9epoiiteu iiber 100000.
8etreibt elm ansemeines 8antaeiddft.
8eaablt 4 8rosent auf Belts epofiten.
8esnblt 38rp5ent auf Spars9 epDiten.
Sat Siferbeitss9 81 puiits8dften gu permies
then.
1nb bittet ireunblihf nm cure 8unb
ihaft.
9%irettpren:
Simon 8De9er, 6. ". Reper,
6. G%naelbredt. u. v. Moe1ler,
Seep. Suihmann, gbas. 80. Spen.
5enrp G%aneenberg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17

@l MiitluOd lcbtcr ISOLDE Itorb
aui ieincr Sorut IN 9oulporc Solprs
ibip &crr Soften Suldmam inn Il.
ter bon y Sobrcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-17

Gas BoDngeleilc Der 1leltclt Gis
ienhofn oilf Der anoeren Seite bes
6liiies critrccft lid jet idon bon
ct. Charles bis all ber Cabot Bride
alf 9ol,tre Sslano uno Bis @nbe
nGditer ISOLDE boffen bic Gontraftp.
rem oos &elciic bis nad Tbinelano
gelegt az 1oEcn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22
LIGHT OF MARION
HAS A GOOD PLAN TO
AID SHIPPERS
Would Secure Expert to Enlighten
Growers on the Best Means OF
Distribution

Kissimmee, March pa. S. Light
of Reddick, Florida, who has lone
been student of marketing and dis
tribution of Florida crops, has writ
| ten an open letter to the express
companies, railroad lines and vege
table and citrus shippers outlining his
plan for a better distributing and
better prices.
His letters reads as follows:
Southern Express Co.
| Atlantic Coast Line r. R.
Seaboard Air Line r. r.
Florida East Coast R. R.
| Vegetable and Citrus Growsrs.
Gentlemen: The vegetable growers
in the central part of the State lost
heavily in 1914 and 1915, and the let
tuce crop will be as whole losing
| crop. There were many hundreds OF
car loads of vegetables that rotted in
the fields in 1914 and 1915.
There were many hundreds of car
loads of citrus fruit in 1914 and 1915
left to rot on the trees.
1t was not the overproduction OF
vegetables nor the overproduction OF
citrus fruit that caused the low sales
1t was the system of distribution
Under the present system of distri
button only very short crop will be
profitable to the grower.
A short crop means loss to the
transportation companies.
A big crop at good prices means
prosperity to bottle grower and trans
portation people.
Transportation people, you can
solve this problem for the grower il
you will try.
How?
By employing competent man to
gather up the date of shipments at
Jacksonville. Then have the shippers
at different stations advised where to
ship. So distributing the crop that all
markets will get the supply wanted
and that no markets will be over sup
piled. Transportation people. help the
grower to solve this problem. II
won't cost you much. It will pay you
big increased freight receipt and will
help the whole State.
Your truly,
L. S. LIGHT,
Reddick, Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22
COMPLIMENTS HOUSEHOLDER

The following notice appeared in
the last issue of the Florida Alliga-
tor, the college paper published by
the University of Florida at Gaines
Vile:
Friends of Col. E. F. Household
err at the University will be interest
ed to know that he is candidate
for the office of county judge of
Seminole county Mr.. Householder
Is the son of Rev. A. E. House
holder, at present presiding elder of
the Gainesville district of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South in
Florida. Mr.. Householder graduated
from the State Law School in 1913.
He was popular student, interest
ing himself in various phases Of Uni
versity life, and holding a number
Of important offices within the gift
of his fellow students.
Since graduation Mr. Household
er has been engaged in the active
practice of the law at Sanford, be-
ing member of the well-known
firm of Wilson e. Householder, and
he has made an envious reputation
for efficiency and square dealing
His training and ability especially
fit him for the duties of this office
and the Alligator believes that he
will be elected.
When told of Mr.. Householder
candidacy, Dean Trusler said: Il am
delighted to know of it While here
Mr.. Householder distinguished him,
self as man of high character aad
excellent scholarship. He has tbs
juu.cial temperament and | am sure
viii make splendid Judge A
number of our graduates hav. bean
elected to the office of county judge
and invariably have made good
| Doubtless this is due in large meas.
urC to the fact that we levote NOR
time to the study of admins ration
e, ccutors and administra .us, anC
f,ohate practice than do a ma jorit,
of the other Law schools % the coun
Try"
Rev. Householder is former
Methodist minister of this city ant
! the many friends of the family will
be interested in the above.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22
HOLLINGSWORTH ITEMS

Saturday of last week being the
twenty-third anniversary of the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. Al Clark,
their friends planned surprise par
ty and at the appointed time walked
in on them at their home. | was told
that Mr.. Wilcox performed the cere-
mony. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. All Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerdeau
and Miss Olive, Mr.. and Mrs. Crew
shaw, Mrs. Clark and Carl Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Middaugh and family and Mrs. Bar
rett and Miss Nellie. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served
during the evening.
The sing at the house on the hill
on Sunday night was we'll attended
and we had a good sing.
The Christian Endeavor Society
having perfected their organization
are now ready to take up the work
in the regular way.
There was farewell party given
at the Barrett home on Tuesday
night for the Middaugh family who
left on the night train Thursday for
their home in Galesburg, Ill. While
we shall miss these good people we
have the assurance of their return
ing in the fall. am not at liberty
to tell everything that happened dur
ing the evening.
BY the way that young mans
initials are Carl Clark.
Mr.. Lowery had the misfortune II
lose a stack of hay by fire getting
! in from the woods. SCRIBE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22
GOLF IS POPULAR

| Financial reports by the officers
of the St. Petersburg Country Club
at the meeting of the stockholders
Tuesday evening showed that the
| club is on sound basis and every
| body was much pleased with the
conditions that exist. Golf has taken
hold here much better than was ex-
pected. The membership of the club
is already fairly good and there is
every reason to believe that the club
will prosper.
The most surprising thing about
the report of the president, AL F.
Lang, is the income from players
who are not club members. The
club opened the first of January and
since that time total of $1,000
has been taken in from non-mem-
berS of the club who have paid for
the use of the links. Under the
rules Of the club a person not a
member can use the course for a fee
of S a day and the collections from
this source have already amounted
to $1,000. This is far in excess of
the amount expected from this
source. The club members pay year.
ly fees and their money is not count
ed in this sum.
This shows now strongly golf has
taken hold in st. Petersburg. There
were many players here who learned
in other cities and had no chance
to play here until this winter. There
are many others who had never
played golf before but who now are
learning the game and play at every
opportunity. but who prefer to pay
for each days play rather than pay
a yearly membership fee.
With the game getting more popu-
lar as time passes and with the large
increase in number of tourists here
next winter, it is reasonable to ex-
pect that the revenue of the club
from players will be much greater
next winter than it has been this
winter. This money will go toward
helping the club make improvements
and keep the course in shape and
finally will enable the club to put
in more holes.-St. Petersburg Inde-
pendent
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MEETING SET FOR MAY
South Florida Trade Body Will Con
vene in Lakeland May 10. Ex-
pect Delegates from Seventy
five Boards of Trade

The next meeting of the South
Florida Chamber of Commerce will
be held in Lakeland, May 10, accord
ing to announcement made by w. F.
Miller, president of the organization.
Mr.. Miller has had answers to let
| ters sent out, urging an interest in
the South Florida Chamber of Com
merce, from seven or eight county
boards of trade and from fully thirty
| individual boards. He hopes to have
at least seventy-tive boards repre-
sented at the meeting in May.
eff the business men of South
Florida want this organization now
is the time to show it" said Mr..
| Miller. There is no use keeping UP
the shell of an organization if we
cannot make it live body, capable
of doing something for the good of
this section of our state. / believe
we can make it live organization
but must have plenty of help in that
work | hope the business men of
South Florida will turn out and do
their share and l am frank to say I
! believe they will.
The southern part of the East
Coast has a commercial body and an
| invitation will be issued to them to
meet with the South Florida Cham
Der of Commerce to see if some
means of consolidating or at least
cooperating cannot be worked out
1t is possible that delegates to a
meeting to work out some definite
plan for such action will be named
at Lakeland.
Mr.. Miller has done great work
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22

Which resolution was SecOnueu by
David Burns and unanimously adopt
ed by the Committee.
G. T. Hill then offered his resig-
nation as secretary and as member
of the Committee, as he is a candi-
date for county commissioner. His
resignation was accepted with regrets
and thanks for efficient services as
secretary VIM. E. Arthur was then
elected to fill the vacancy in the FIT.
Meade Precinct No. 2, cause by the
resignation of G. T. Hill.
Kelsey NJ. Blanton as committeeman
from Precinct No. 10, offered his res
ignation, which was accepted, and ].
NJ Reynolds was elected to fill the
vacancy.
Precinct No. 25 being divided and a
new precinct No S5 being formed,
and Committeeman o. J. Pope's res
idence being in precinct No. 35, left
a vacancy in Precinct No. 25, and F.
w. bdTDtF was tleSbSu " MI thS
vacancy in Precinct No. %.
o. ]. Pope was nominated and
elected secretary to succeed G. T.
Hill, resigned.
A suggestion was made that owing
| to the fact that the Lakeland pre-
cinct had been changed and divided,
| il would be necessary for the Regis
tration officers to do a great deal Of
| work in order to see that all the
Democratic voters were properly reg
istered in the three precincts and a
motion was made by B. G. Mayo and
seconded by ]. L. Robinson that the
committee appropriate s25 and place
! it at the disposal of o. ]. Pope with
instructions to hire conveyance and
use it for the purpose of assisting
he registration officers in getting
the Democrats properly registered in
he three Lakeland precincts, which
lmotion was unanimously adopted
A motion was then made that each
/ committeeman in his precinct be in
structed to assist the registration Of
fcers in securing the registration of
every Democrat in the precinct, and
if necessary, to hire a conveyance
for a day or two at a cost not to ex-
coed $500 for the purpose OF getting
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22

Clubs of boys and girls to study
farm topics will be formed in all the
counties of Ohio next month, under
the direction of ]. r. Clarke, direc-
tor of agriculture. Eligible for mem
bership in these clubs will be boys or
girls who have entered the agricul-
tural and domestic science contests
for 1916, persons who have agreed to
pay for a corn boys trip to Washing.
ton or those who have solicited funds
for these trips.
Machinists in two of the big tool
companies of Franklin, Pa, have
struck for the reinstatement of sever.
al discharged men and an increase in
wages, as well as an eight-hour day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22

We learn that it tells about Spark
mans vote on the Heating Child La
Dor Bill on page 2174 Of the Con-
gressional Record. We haven't got
that far over in the book yet, having
not quite finished page /. So let's
just elect Drane, whose position on
a child labor bill won't be so hard
to locate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22

The people of Seminole county will
overlook their one best bet if they
fail to elect Bob Holly to the Legis-
lature. Holly fit, bled and all but
died for the creation of Seminole,
and the people of that county owe
him at least the qualification of his
modest ambition to be their repre-
sentative.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22

With one million dollar bank, an
other very prosperous one, and
third one about to open, it looks like
Lakeland has nothing to complain
of with respect to her financial con-
ditions
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22

The Evening Telegram has been pay
ing 9 cents pound for the ink used
in printing the paper and today re-
eeived notice that for the same grade
the price in the future will be II
cents. The advance in some grades
of paper is even greater, and all
along the line the expenses incident
to the business of publishing and
printing have been enormously in
creased.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22

Referring to the discovery of oil
at Apalachicola, the Plant City
Courier thinks the oil and oysters of
that city will prove a great combin-
alton. Maybe so, but We'll take ours
uncombined.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22

The statement made by an evan
gelist at Tampa that he was on the
streets of that city late at night, and
that several young girls grabbed him
by the button hole, will cause large
influx of young men visitors to
Tampa. :.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-22

Having been favored with the
views of couple of young persons
who live at our house, we hereby
recede from our position in favor Of
continuous, all-the-year round ses-
sions of school, and are about per-
suaded that the school term is too
long as it is.