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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
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8elegte 8unee. fdledter @efduad.
elenoige aopflpeben tom1nen bon elmer
perbdrteten 2eber uno %peritopften Ginee<
iduert uno adbrt gleid araut IN einem
mgeldmoaenen 6aaB; Sies 1T Der erite
9dritt 9a u%nee8ab!tem c Slen0. 80 nn<-
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mas idredlih uno nioerli4 1T. GIN
itopften gingerueioen cine ourd0dngtae
8einigung bringen uno @uh am @orgen
5lredt gebradt 9aben. Sic arheiteH
ipdbreno Sbr ihtnft = cine 10 Gents
Shnd)tel bon Gurem Apotheter miro Gu4
monatelang gut fIhlen MAIDEN. Z.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

481 meitli6 Ser a1genomn1e1ren 81,
ME mnb 1858 in ben Counties 0it-
lib 6abon. Gin 8lid a1f 6ie 3enfus-
ltatiitif 5eigt ieood, 6oB es ra1r nod
cine fur3e 3eit nimmt, Bis Die Be-
p%oIferung Ser meitIidem Counties 6ie
Der 0itliden Ibertrifft.
CLAYTON. - Gin &ilfs5ug Ser
soo-@ifenbobn, Ser berfudte Die
@bitetaiI 3peiglinie gu eroffnen, Ole
ieit BRET 8oden nidt i'm 8etriebe
tpor, |par 4 Meilen bon bier ge5tuun=
gen. u%m3utebren, tpeil er nidt I'M
Stanbe mar, 6urh Die Sdneetriften
at bringeu. Gor6erungen nod Seue-
r11ngsmateriol un6 Mabrungsmittel
fomme11 beitqnbig aus 9rten in
Montana.
Minnemaufan. = Carl &ar
ben bon @erbom, Minm., Der befamt
bot, in ben bieiigen 9a6en Ser Slfon
Grng COMPANY eingebroden 5u iein
un6 cine 9uantit1t 8etGrrbungs<
mitteI nno SS11melen geitoblen gu TO-
ben, tpuroe bon &idter 6. IS. &uB
gu ~ Sobren 8udtba11s %per1rtbeilt
nn6 bot feline Strofe angetretem.
Mmbroie. gttpas @ilfe lit
einigen Orten 5tpiiden bier mn6
@bitetail, Montma, entlang Der
Soo=2inie gu tbetl %getporben, oa feit
6rei Sagen giinitiges @etter berri@t.
&i1fs8iige mer6en 10 fdne1 tpie mogF
Ii6 ol1sgeididt, obglei@ 6ie @1tR
gobe cine idtuierige lit.
@ran6 Sorts. - Sdtperer
@dmeefam Bel itarfem Sturme unb
elmer Semperatur nnter 6em gel1Q=
p11nfte bermebrt sic 2et6en Ser Sc
tpobner bon 5ebn Srten i'm noropeit
Ii@en 9ofota, Die felt 25 Sogen BON
ser MuBermelt abgei1nitten iino nno
Mungel mn Mobrungsmitteln nnb
@ei5materiol baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
@mb.9afpta.

Yterre. - Wtn11ager ". 9er<
ningien bon ser Queen See Mabl<
mible bier bot bon 6em fur5li@ er=
rta11ten geridtltden &erualter Der
limited B1our Mins @omanp, Ser Die
bieftge MIble geb0rt, bon 6. 81. Sba=
per in, Minneapolis Snitruftionen er=
bolten, Big sic Mngelegenbett Ser &C.
fenidoft erIeoigt lit. $err Sboper
erfldrt, 6aB er sic 2eitung Ser Siour
Sails ODER m6erer Miiblen Ger &C.
feuidoft b%orldnfig ni@t u%bernebmen
min, aber eriudt, Dob iofortige
Sdritte getbon tperben, cine Srpe1<
tur 6es Mebls nno Ser Gutteritoffe,
oie an &an6 fin6, bor3unebmen. Sic
@toottommiiidre boben BEN @to6tonr
moH ongetpiefen, Der @ngelegenbeit
8eadtung 5u idenfen, BOB Die @on<
iumers @otper Company idtpere urt<
be1dmbte &abeI in ibrer 2eitung nod
Den Mapi6s innerbab Ser Sto6t an=
bringt. peIde Biz 5n 5000 Bolts
@Ieftri3itGt fubren un6 6esbob fir
Dos HubIifum gefdbrli@ iinb.
Climber Safe. @eit bem
lebten Moi babe1e iib in Ser @egenb
;10r6li6 6es Doreou.GluiieS in De=
tpep County iiber bun6ert 8armer
ouf &eimitdtten mgeiie6elt.
@mrefa.- Gin 11el1er &an6i6at
fir Stoots. Mu6itor auf 6em republic
famidyen Sidet lit i'm Sel6e eri6te<
mem, Ebomos &ingsru6 bon @urefo.
Ct lit in @io<Gofota geboren uno
Elm Meffe 6es eriten Stoatsfefretars
bon Dufota 81. g.. &ingsru6. -
SIM &reisgeri9t erbielt Martin See,
melder sic Greet @ortbernbabn auf
$4,000 tpegen erlittener @erlebungen
BEL ser Mrbeit berflagt batte, bon BEN
@eidtporenen $3.50 5ugeiproden.
Ma6iion. = @ier lit cine Be-
tpeg11ng eingeleitet mor6en, I'M gum
Mn6enfer an Sen General @. s. s.
8eooIe, bctamnt a1S @ater 6es CT
5iebungsipitems bon Soutb Dafota,
6eIien &eimatbsito6t Ma6iion lit,
Elm Denfmal gu erridten. Sic Meitel
iouen 6ur9 freimilige 3ei@mngen
mer6en. Sos Seminal
ioQ auf Dem @ompus Der Stoots<
MormalfduIe erridtet merben, oerer
Meftor General 8en6le 16 Sabre
lanq mar. General 8eoble lit Dor
fur5em in california geltorben.
Bierre. - Sic 2egislatur Die
fes gtaates lift 5tpeds grloiiung BON
3ufdben gum @orpablgeiebe gu els
ner ipe5ieIen @itung 5uiommengetre<
ten. So 1T 6ieS Sic erlte Sonoer-
iitung Der 2egislatur felt 6em 8elte.
ben beS Stoates Siiobofota.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Kinder ,0ohrojo1
MACH FlETCHER'S,
RIA
Npr6-Oafpta.

Minot. = Ser @r5iebungSrmb
bat Sen 8ua elmer 1re1ter &obidule
be19loIfen, 6eren Soften. n1lf $685.
600 at ]tcben fommen.
Difinfo1. - Sic Sectional
port troBenbriide bes r@e6 Erotl"
uber sem 9ittIe Miiiol1ri 6luB Bel
Mebora lit Ser @onen6a1ng 1rabe uno
ion int Sriibiabr DEM @erfebr iiber-
geben tper6en. Sin sic &ommiiiaiire
bon Billings County in @e6ora pur-
be sic 6ur9 ongemeine 3eidmtngen
aufgebradte @umme bon $12,580
aIs lette 3oblung fir Sic 8riide
Mberin16t.
@ran6 6orfs.- 8eitungs.
berausgeber 6iefes Stoates baben Ell
ne gegenfeittge genoiienfdoftli@e
neutrality-suspicious. gum
@dmte ibrer @eiddftsnnlogem &C.
grun6et.
5berbroof.- Sobn 8ol6tpin
bat a1f DEM @ode fetnes Sormbm1-
fes cine @tatton fir 6robtloie Sele-
gropbie eingeridtet, berm0ge Ser ct
fi6 ouf Dem @ege Ser brobtIoien
Statton in 8ismorf NIT feinen Mab<
barren IN Berbin6mng febe1 fam.
9idinfo1.- 6ro1t s. 81. Tn
6ertpooo lit 1ta6 idredliden, mebr=
itin6tgen Shmerasn 8ron6tpun6en
erlegen, sic fie beim 8ron6e 6es So
mi1ienheims in @enttnel Suite err
litten botte, nn6 ibr bier Monate al
teS &in6 tpur6e in Dem %brennen6en
&auie Elm 9pfer Ser Tlommert, ga
ser @ater, 11odbem er Trn1 11no atpei
anbere &nber ins Treie gebrodt bot
te, ni@t mebr in 6as Glommen-
meer ein6rineen fonnte. timber
mood trug lebensgefdbrli@e 8ran6<
|tpun6en bobon.
8%ismard. - she Troge Ser
@erlegnng ser &n1iptltom bot aui-
id,en bem 6itlihen Tbeile 6es Stoates
geeen Sen tpeitIiden monhe Troae
ouf bos Eabet gebradt, hiniidtfid,
Der b~erbaltmBmdRigen 5t6rfe bieier
|EbeiIe. Menn cine EheiIunaslinie
aeaogen miro entIong Ser neftltden
@ren3er bon Didcn, Ga Moure,
.St1tsmor1, Softer, Coon, @enior nno
Tomner Counties iinb Die TbciIe hin-
iidtIid Der RcpdIfer1ng beinobe
greih. Noh BEN s%tootsaenius bon
1915 betrug bie 8ep6lferung $780,
994. Bon 6iefer 8abI tporer 3t8,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

in hir8e 6ie 8eitatig1ng gum @mte
6ur9 Sen @e1nt betomme1.
Seem Il I m. - Gin Seater, 6aS iid
idareM bGtte aa1sbreiten f0nnert, mem
les ni@t 3eitig entoe# un6 geloid DIT
tpor6en mare, entita6 in Dem &el.
lerroum Ser Mar 8a1rg'idem @ob=
m1ng an g. 8roa6tpap 6ur@ Elm
8reH, 6as al rabe on Ser 2uftbei-
5ungsr6bre geGegen batte. @op Berg
eridien fofort nit 6em demii6m Sip.
parot ,tn6 bas Sel1er tu1rbe, obre 6oB
Die Geuermebr aIarmtert tpor6en NOR,
gelofdt. Sic 2eitung8robre, tpelde
Ben in betrGdtIider S0be mafgeiterlten
8aiferbebdIter ser eagle @oller MIb-
lie berbinoet, plotte infolee Der gro
|Ben &dlte. Ser gar3e @aiierinbolt
%entGeeste fi@ begrafli@ertpeiie un6
iberflutbete bie nddite l1mgebung.
Ser unbe6euten6e Sbn6en fam mie-
ser let6t berge1teM mer6en.
MinneapoIi8. - Sos 9ud)
uno 5tpei Ser Malern 6es @isbauies
ser 8eople's Goal & See 60. an
@mitb-glpen1ae, 5tpiiden @beitnut-
un6 3. @traBe> itiir3te 10 l1br bor=
mittogs elm nn6 6abei tpur6e Sonb
|Sobnlon aus Settings, Minn., maf
ser @teue getootet, mdbren6 flint on
6ere idtper berIett tpur6en, elmer So
BON lebensgefdbrlt6. @borles @laus~
mann, SEQ. 592 @iceitraBe, tp11r6e in
fritiidem 3uitan6e NIT inneren le=
bensgefabrliden @erGetungen nod
oem ct. Soiepbs-@ ofpttoI gebrodt.
|Die an6eren @erlebten fin6: @uit.
Mepers, $50. ia @eit z. StroBe>
Anetidungen an &iiden, in 6as iitao-
|tiide &oipitaI gebradt. @6mmr6
'StrnbabI, $50. 285 Sit IA. StraBe,
0uetidunqen am @opfe, i'm ct. So
iepbs-&oipital. S. Ma1gner, $50.
1853 @leoiont-Mben1e, Iinfes @an6ge=
lent mobrideinIi@ gebro@en, I'M
sto6tbofpitoI. Charles COOPER, ein
sdnager bes tooli@ berungludten
Monnes, Ieidte 0ueti@unger, i'm ct.
Soiepbs-@oipitaI. @ie 2eute batten
ii9 bet ser Mrbeit om Dode befum
6en, als 6ieies einitir5te. Sos Sc
bduoe mar i'm @egriffe, obgebroden.
I'll tper6en, ur6 tpabrideinli@ bat Ser
itorfe @in6 sic @ataftropbe berbeige<
fibrt.
@inona. - Gin eIeftriides
@liiblidt bos Soiepb &otpatetpSfi in
einem rs BaBbebdlter in Der Sub
8roa1erei benubte, brod, Der Sunfen
ent5iin6ete MltoboI6dmpfe, un6 Ser
Mrbeiter tu11r6e 6urd 6ie 6uour4 ber-
borgerufene @rploiton geto6tt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

@s perrdt @@ma@e, BEL fIeinen
MnldHen grobe Ge5el in BeDegung gu
feten. So 9ibt eine Oefonomte bes
@eifaes; mas ct UNI pfennige baben
Tam. bafiir folI e. ni@t 1aler iDes.
neslex.9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
8obuen!

8obuen!
@enn STR 8obnen at berfanfen
babt, bringt ioldje at mir. Sd. be-
5able ben b0diten Marftpreis.
Sos. @artel,
81. @ermai1 Gtr. e 6. Mpe. q.
CT. Glpnb, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Ser lanabeiniae Mifolai fat ale

@eranlaiiung nod ieinen @tel5en 5u
ieben - Gilman bon Sanders, Ser
bon @ollipolis, lit gum Sber-
b%efeblsbaber Der tirfiiden Ir1ppen
@aufoius ernanm mor6en. "a
miro es 6emna9it tpie6er nglorrei9e
geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

sdabe, baf &ooiepelt ii& Der g.
litif un6 nidt Ser Sn6ultrie 5uge-
mon6t bot. &s 8ledfnbrifant tpdre
En- unfeblbar Elm iteinrei9er Maxn
getpor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
Soebe,t eri6ienen:
Der Retter In der lot

Gin Bud. tpeIdes nidt p.rfeblen tuirb. Die er6S.
tie Nntrtennune ieiner 2eier an tinoen. nitht ~
oleS bisber 9ebotene unb 1T BON unidhdbbarem
sBerte fur 8erionen rtdnnlidben uoer meibli6en
@eihledhtS. Jung pber olt.
honblung. i6n1tlidher @eihfeHt8. &ranfheiten. e1
idiloert nabrbeitsaetre bte Goleen unb faat Gude.
uie fidbere uno idhneue ollie 3u erlonaen 1T: es ID
aud fir cieienieen. tuelde ~erfplalos 6ilfe iudaten.
eS 1T gum sBoble Der leioenben Menfhbeit beran3s
acaeben lno ruiro gar pieIen ipdteren 8urnr,eS
unb 2cioen e%riuaren.
I'm oieiem Bude cine m5elitbn ar6ste gertsett.
llng gu fithern. bnben mir aber MUIR fur oiete .Huts
laae ben Yret8 auf 10 Gents berabgeiebt. eS fenos
Gnoe lit.
Observation-Disclosures HEILlNsfIfUfE
1929 Ashlaaa Building. New Ysek, n. \.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
SEC. HOLWORThY
TAKING CARE OF
LAKfLAND'S INTERESTS
At SOUTH FLA. FAIR

Secretary A. j Holworthy, of the
Lakeland Chamber of Commerce
went down to the South Florida Fair
yesterday to look after the interests
of Lakeland. He will be on the
ground as Lakelands representative
during the entire time the fair is in
progress, returning each night, how
ever, to keep in touch with the work
of the Chamber of Commerce, and
direct its operations through his eff
ficient assistant, Mrs. Clute.
Mr.. Holworthy carried with him
a large number of attractive folders
which set forth in terse paragraphs
the attractions, advantages and re-
sources of this city and section, and
will also keep a register of the
names and addresses of those who
are sufficiently interested to justify
sending them more expensive litera-
tura, such as the Telegram's Year
Book, etc.
Lakeland is fortunate in having
such a representative on the scene
at the great South Florida Fair, and
no other community will have it's
interests more capably looked after.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
MESSRS. HIGGINS & TENNEY
PURCHASE MOTOR SHOP

Messrs. l.. w. Higgins & l.. E.
Tenney have bought the Motor Shop
of P. d. Logan, and will conduct
same in the future. Mr.. Tenney
comes from Palatka and is cour-
teors, competent, capable young
man, and very popular in his pre-
vious home town. Mr.. higgins is
one of Lakeland's finest young men
and his many friends will be glad
to know that he is to engage in
business here. The new firm will
soon enlarge the garage to nearly
twice its present size, all additions to
be on the ground floor. They will
maintain a sales room for Studebak-
er cars and another car which they
will add shortly. This other car
will sell for prices ranging from
$3.50 to $815. The name of the Mo-
tor Shop will be changed to The
Main Street Garage. They have me-
chanics from Atlanta and Jackson
vile who have been with the garage
previously and who give very high
recommendations in regards to their
previous work. Messrs. higgins and
Tenney promise to satisfy their GUS
toners and promise them a square
deal and courtesy at all times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
BOOSTER WEEK AT MAJESTIC

Eager, anxious crowds attended
the Majestic yesterday and last night
to see the Booster Week entertain
ment, and, judging from the pleased
faces and the laughter following the
clever stunts pulled off, they will ev-
eryone be back today, and will bring
their friends and neighbors.
The local pictures are fine and
clear and almost life-like enough to
speak, and it certainly gives one an
opportunity of seeing themselves as
others see them There are souve-
Mrs for every child, if they are in
the theater when their picture is
flashed on the screen.
BY way of variety there will be a
"Charlie Chaplin" contest tonight.
There will be three prizes. the first
being cash prize of one dollar.
The Doll Party will be a special
feature tomorrow afternoon at the
matinee. Let every child bring their
dollies
There is always an abundance of
amusement and entertainment for
the grown-ups as well as the chill
dren, so don't any of you miss it.
Positively complete change of
program every day.
Admission today and night ; and
10 cents
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
H. l.. SWATTS, City Clerk.

ing of the troops of Emanon (nO
name backward), and what they did
to the inhabitants. Men were torn
from their homes and shot by a ma
chine in front of wall short dis
lance away. The invaders were
shown attacking women and girls,
choking them when they resisted.
The personal story of a wealthy
New Workers family is depicted in
the photo play. The wealthy New
Yorker does not believe in prepared
ness. In the bombardment which fol
lows, he sees his wife and daughters
torn from him by the invaders, and
he and his prospective son-in-law are
later lined up and shot.
4, After being taken outside New
York city by one of the invading Off
GERS the New Workers. wife, becom
ing crazed, kills her two daughters
with revolver, while her captor and
other soldiers are filling up on liquor
in an adjoining room. The death of
the prospective son-in-law's mother
and sister, as their. house is reduced
by shell fire, is also displayed Those
who have the principal roles in the
photo play are Charles Richman. L.
r. Lytton, James Morrison, Mary
Maurice, Louise Beaudet, Harold HUI.
bert. Belle Bruce, Norma Talmage
and Lucille Hammill."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
M. NJ. Club Entertained

The NJ. NJ. Club of the o. E. S.
were delightfully."- entertained yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Bowen. The Star colors-blue, yell
low, white, green and red-were
used i'll the decorations, making the
home most beautiful.
An interesting contest, in which
the greatest number of words were
to be made from the secret words NJ.
M, was won by Mrs. H. H. Reeis-
ter. The silver Offering for the Ma
sonic Hall amounted to So. De-
licious refreshments of ice cream,
strawberries and waters were served.
Those present were Mrs. Richard
LETTERS, Mrs. A. w. Cornelison,
Mrs. John Keen, Mrs. Pike Adair,
Mrs. r. D. Goodyear, Mrs. j. r.
Duggan, Mrs. h. H.. Hinkley, Mrs
E. H. Beebe, Mrs. H. II. Register,
Mrs. j. w. Knight, Mrs. Willie
Hansard, Miss Daisy Williams, Miss
Lola Trammell The visitors were
Mrs. j. T. Harwood, Chapter 5S,
Canton, Miss; Mrs. Collins Gully;
Mrs. Will F. Wider, Jasper Chap
ter Nc. 8. Sioux Falls, s. D.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
RESERVE SEATS GO
ON SALE FOR SIXTH
annual CHAUTAUQUA
AT RED CROSS
TOMORROW

When Lakeland citizens and visit
tors view the advertising cards
showing the array of talent for
Lakeiand's Sixth Annual Chautau-
qua, a. issued from the Telegram Of
flee this afternoon and placed in the
windows of the Chautauqua guaran-
tors and boosters, each will desirera
ticket for the Assembly. If you have
not secured one you may do so of any
child OF the public school or from the
Red Cross Pharmacy. The seats may
be reserved there any time after 8
O'clock tomorrow Saturday morn
ing. For $3.50 you may have a re-
served seat season ticket, which ad-
mits enc person to each entertain
ment during the sessions Feb. IS TO
FL. This includes Bryan, Stuart,
Crane, Little, Mrs. Lake. Gales and
many others of national reputation.
Lakeland's appreciation of the
high class programs presented each
of the past five years has spurred c.
Rucker Adams as superintendent of
the program to greater effort and the
best that can be procured has been
placed upon this program, that Lake
lands splendid people may not feel
that their Chautauqua has not kept
pace with their progress. Your CO.
operation is all that is necessary to
make this Assembly the hest pre-
sented at any eight-day Assembly in
the United States in 1916.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
pATTLE CRY OF PEACE
TO BE SHOWN NEXT WEEK
AT THE MAJESTIC

The Battle Cry of Peace will be
resented by the Majestic Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, February 10, IL,
~. Matinee prices will be twenty-five
cents and night prices fifty cents,
with a special children's matinee
Saturday morning at fifteen cents.
Boston Traveller: "The Battle Cry
of Peace" thrilling film production
showing what might happen to the
United States il a foreign foe landed
on her shores and urging prepared
ness against such contingency, was
produced at the Majestic Theatre
last night for the first time before an
audience which filed every seat.
Many prominent persons, including a
former Governor of this state were in
the audience.
The idea that power spells peace"
was driven home with a will. Peace
at-any-price advocates were ridiculed
anu tnt VI pooitioh
shown up. The first part of the film
is without doubt one of the most
dramatic productions ever given in
this city. 1t showed the destruction
of New York city my hostile fleet
whose 15-inch guns tOppled building
after building without being in range
of the United States shore batteries.
Thousands of persons were pictured
running madly about as the bomfard-
ment continued, both from the sea
and the air.
A portion of the United States fleet,
much smaller than theinvaders. was
seen in combat off the coast One Of
thefinest pictures shown was the
sinking of the two battleships, which
had been driven in close to shore by
the foreign fleet. Then came the land
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
WEATHER REPORTS
February 4, 1915

Eug Tampa and Vicinity: Fair and
foIpDor tonight and Saturday.
~ Merida: Generally fair to-
LIT and Saturday. Rising tenn
erature except on the east central
oast.
Winds for the East Gulf: Fresh
asterly.
Winds for the South Atlantic: Mod
rate north to east.
General Weather Conditions
The high pressure area which COW
ted the Mississippi valley Thurs
~ morning, has drifted northeast
nfd over Tennessee. Kentucky and
he middle Atlantic states. 1t has
aused generally fair weather during
be past 224 hours over the eastern
III Of the country, except over New
ioxk and New England where snow
- fallen. It was colder this morn
T. over the north and middle At
Ulfc states, and over southern
c1l1A due to the north eastward
<(nent of the high, temperatures
- ut so low in central and north.
lGrida as they were yesterday
The lowest in the State
1inesville, "a degrees.
reratures are rising over the
lppi valley and westward An
low pressure over Nevada and
has given rain or snow over
Aia. Nevada and Washington
b over Colorado, South Dakota
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
CONDITION OF LEASE

In a lease for the corner lots at
the intersection of Thirteenth street
and avenue C, w. b. Ogden, the
owner. took steps to provide him.
self with a delicious Christmas din
ner to the end of his days. the lessee,
]. Nj. Wainwright, agreeing to pro-
vide baked Toulouse goose weigh
ing not less than ten pounds at each
md every Christmas.
forth the manner in which the goose
phall be prepared. describing in de-
5ail the brown gravy and other trim
mings that go with the dinner, and
declaring that a build
ing to cost not less than forty thou
sand dollars shall be erected on the
lots, thework to begin not later than
zone year hence and the building to
be completed within two years from
the date of the lease.
1t is understood that Mr.. VAIN
wright will erect on the lots hotel
% be known as the Grand Hotel ue
Toulouse, which he plans to make
one of the most elegant in the South
in all of the details of its construc-
ton.
Mr.. Ogden told a Herald reporter
that he will undertake to provide for
the tile flooring a mosaic Toulouse
goose with wings outspread. as a gift
TO Mr.. Wainwright This will be the
work Of celebrated artist in tile
work at Milan, Italy.-Niami Herald
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the LAKELAND ICE COMPANY will
be held at the office of the company
at Lakeland, Florida, on Tuesday,
the 14th day of March. 1916. at 10
o'clock a. m. for the purpose of elect
ing directors, and for the transac-
ton of such other business as may be
brought before said meeting.
F.. G.. WHITNEY,
5131 Secretary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-04
COMMISSIONERS RETURN
BIDS ON PAVING
UNOPENED
LAX Gland, Fla. Feb. 8, 1915.

Lakeland, Fla, Feb. 8, 1915.
Adjourned session of the City Com
missioners with Messrs.. Bassett,
Flanagan and Weeks present.
The matter OF opening bids on
proposed paving several streets and
aycnues was taken up.
Written request from the West
Company ct al. asking
that the commissioners adopt a reso-
luton declaring that the bids sub
mitteu by them at this time be made
the basis for letting the contract,
and that no other subsequent bids
be allowed to compete Herewith at
ter same were opend today; and re-
uuesting that their bids be returned
to tLem now unopened, if subsequent
bills were to be allowed, was sub
mittcd and discussed by both the
bidders and commissioners Verbal
request from j. r. Copeland repre-
senting the Alabama Paving Co. ct
a. lhs't biiNh NC ihSiuuNu Ia
the call for bids. was also discussed.
On motion all bids were ordered re-
turned unopened to bidders; and the
city engineer was instructed to
draft specifications including brick,
aspbalt or other materials the COM
missioners may deem advisable, and
To re-advertise for bids on same.
On motion an agreement was or
dered made with the Peninsular Iron
Works, C. ", Turner agent, to fur
ynish them power. light and water at
a rate of 10 per cent above cost of de-
livery of same, and that the assess
ment on the property not exceed the
present assessment for term of ten
years, provided that they make i'm
provements andinvestment in sum
mot less than $4,000 within one year
from this date.
On motion the commission adjourn
ned. H. d BASSETT,
Vice Chairman.
Attest:
H. l.. SWATTS, City Clerk