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The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24

ration. Where calves are roughed through, they generally lose as much as hundred pounds Tn weight, which it takes them half the following sum mer to regain, besides losing quality which can never be regained The ration fed should be conducive to growth rather than to fattening. Here again the succulence of silage is very desirable as well as the legumes to supply protein and mineral matter Instead of cottonseed meal, oats is ex- cellent when not too expensive The gauged by the results desired. Cotton seed meal is not safe for feeding calves and should not be used. A small amount of corn if legumes are used for roughage could be used If crowded too much during the first winter the gains on pasture the fol- lowing summer, however, are general ly disappointing.
 The fattening of beef cattle in Ar kansas has thus far been successful UUl9 l1 d AlLlllcu tAlCilL. aOuI CLASS DI cattle and feed available have made the short periods of fattening, say ninety days. more profitable than the long periods of say one hundred and eighty days. The grain rations neces- sary for the long periods has proved too expensive although the Arkansas feeder has very cheap and efficlent concentrate in cotton seed meal How ever, it cannot be fed in large quan- titles for only the short period and the corn-fed finish cannot be attained with cotton seed meal alone As the growing of corn becomes more gen. eral, the time will come when the finishing of cattle can be done as we'll and as profitably in Arkansas as it is now being done in the corn belt states and perhaps even more so.
 The greatest needs of Arkansas tor the profitable growing and fattening of beef cattle are the eradication of the fever tick so that cattle can make a normal growth, the introduction of better blood through good sires, which will quickly follow tick eradication, and a better understanding of stock growing so that the favorable condi- tions which prevail can be taken ad- vantage of to the fullest extent.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
MOMENT0uS TYPES
 OF GLORIES TO COME
Israel Was Typical of Bless ingS For Church and World.
Many Significant Old Testament Pio-
 tures--Moses as Prophet and Media
 tor--christ the Great Antitype-Law Covenant Va. New covanant--lsraepa First 6orns--chereh of First 6orns.

Niagara Falls. N. r.. August 20.-- r stor Russell spoke here today before the |. B. s. A. Convention. Ills text was. What soever things were written aforetima were written for our learning, that we through pa- tience and comfort of the Scriptures might have hone !"
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
MkYR,s;.w~os'ssassv.. $. ~s . REMEnY rar STOMACHtisSss!!
s.zAaL CONVINCE

Dail stones, Cancer and Ulcers of sne stomach and intestines. auto-iTl- edg;AAilssatlon,. Yellow Jaundice. Appen- 1igitls and other fatal ailments re- sult rom Stomach Trouble Thou shs shsnus of stomach Sufferers owe W Wsieir complete recovery to Mayrs
 wohuerfui Remedy. Unlike any osler Tor Stomach Ailments. For s;a oa.e Dy Jackson Drug O.. and drug sisss everywhere. Adv
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24

When you yawn a good deal in the daytime, feel dull, achey and want to stretch frequently it is an unmistakahle symptom of malaria, and unless you dc something at once you are booked for a spell of chills. HERBlNE is a chill medicine that will prevent or cure the dis ease. It drives out .he impurities on which the malarial germ thrives. strengthens the liver and cleanses the bowels Price 50c Sold by Jackson Drug X Furniture Com pany. Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
THE DEUTSCHLAND HAS
 ARRIVED IN GERMANY

Geneva. Aug. i8.-A private tele- gram received here late this after- noon from Berlin by fhe@ Neue Zu- richer Zeitung. says the German submarine Deutschland arrived safely at Bremen yesterday from the United States.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
Paralysis in Chicaao.

Chicago, Aug. iS.-Eighty known cases of infantile paralysis have been received at the Cook County and Durham hospitals since July i. it was announced here today, and an average of three patients daily are being received now.
 The malady is spreading. tho the health authorities do not consider t an epidemic
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
Lax-Fos, 4 Mild, Effective Laxative Liver Tonic
 Does Not Gripe nor Disturb the Stomach.

In addition to other properties, Lax Eos contains Cascara in acceptable form, a stimulating Laxative and Tonic. Lax-Fos acts effectively and does not gripe nor disturb stomach. At the same time, 1t aids digestion, arouses the liver and secretions and restores the healthy functions. soc.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
The Strong Withstand the Heat of
 Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble, and younger people who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to 20 through the depress- ing heat of summer by taking regularly Grove Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system. soc.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24

Apply a cotton cloth wet with BILLIARDS SNOW LTNfNtENT to all wounds cuts. burns, sores or bIisters, and note it's wonderful healing pov7er. It is prompt and very effective Price 25e. soc and si00 per bottle. Sold by Jackson Drug 6 Furniture Co. Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
Warnina tlrller.

No. 393 In the Chancery Court of Polk County, Arkansas. Nora M. Rankin. Plaintiff. vs. D, w Rankin and Martha J. Rankin. De- fendants
 The defendants. D. ". Rankin and Martha ] Rankin, are warned to appear i'll this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, Nora NJ. Rankin.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this ist day of August 1916.
 Freeman L. Johnson. Clerk. First Pub. Aug. 3. 1916. Last Pub. Aug. 2f. 1916.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
--il02olj-- Notice for Publication.
U. s. Land Office at Camden, Ark. July 29. I9i6.

Department or the Interior
 U s. Land office at
 Camden. Ark. July 2S, i9i6. NOTICE is hereby given that
 GRAN R. FRIEND, of Cove. Arkansas who on Novem- Der 2i, 1911, made a Homestead En- try. Serial No. 05286. for the Sl5 SEA. Section 3, Township { S, Range 3i w.. 5th Principal Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof. to establish claim to the land above described. before the Circuit Clerk of Polk County, at Mena, Arkansas. on the 9th day of September. f9f6
 Claimant names as witnesses. William J. Lackey Thomas H. Hut son, William I. Hutson and Bourtin c. Tilley, all of Cove. Arkansas.
 R. D. Newton, Register. First Pub. Aug. 3, 1916. Last Pub. Aug. 3i, 1916.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24

Socialists Of Polk county meet on the first Saturday of each month at D. n Adv-w-u
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY

I have several pieces of farm and city property which, owing to the death of my husband. I will sell cheap. Mrs. q. B. Dennis, Mena.
 Ark. Adv--i9-tf
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SUBSCRIPTION BARGAINS.

Something extra good for new sub- scribers and for those who pny full year in advances
 PROPOSITION NO. 1. (Cxaad ar4lv f,, Arlfauaaa OirfaraT,,a
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
AGRICULTURAL BLASTING.

stump Blasting. boulder blasting. tree setting. ditehing, drainage. We also make speciality of sinking hard rock wells. R ?. Gregg. Mena, Ark. 30-4t
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-24
Newest Slap Of Polk County Shows

Government Lands--OR Sale ai Star 0lIlee5 50 CentE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
Sefbtperbe
@esen anseblide geidJaftiamns pun
idr.flnipnsarbeitern.

Dor Weapor EudJta erIticn eeitcrr
cine arbeiter. Delegation NIT !. u.
GiiIen. Dem 9rdiibenten Ses 9iriloing
1raoes Council, an Der Gpise uno
beidaperte iih oarii5er, bab Die Sirma
Seiifel lmb SuIlipan, Die aontrafto.
rem fir ben neuen Delta 9lp.. .8idbiift,
gtidrt.l .llriunsarbeiter beif)dftige Iln0
fir iol6e annoncire; aud BON Der
Gcoiagton & Cincinnati Bridge go.
uno Der Foundation So. ieien gtif,t.
llnionsarbeiter angeiteIIt wurben. Sic
Delegation erild,tc ben Wtapor, bier
in @anSeI gu id)affen. aber Oieier so6
5it rerItebeu, oaB er nifJt !uiiie. mas er
in Der Saf,e fbm fonne. Seocr re-
ipefta6le aontraftor babe bas Hed)t,
slngebote ai.f oifentlihe arbciten Gin.
5urciten ino Gle itdotii6eu 9eboreei
tattcn fein 9tedf. ibm porsuitreiben.
ipen CT beid,dftiaen ioae, iolanee er
Sen inn eeitellten 9ebinsungen nad,.
tonne. Die Foundation SO. unb bic
Supinaton & Cincinnati @ribge Go.
ieien. 10 iaete Der Wapor, nit Bripat.
Stontraften beidnitist. God ipnroe
hie Eelegation aiigefor6ert, 9orihli.
&c 3ii MAIDEN, mas in Der sIngeIeaen.
Deit etIpa geit)ebeil Tonne.
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Cincinnati 2iebcrfranS.

DER 2iepertranS peranitaltet audi IN
oitiem Sabre eine Eeibe oon 4bsnos
llnterbultungen, 9Gaen uno aousers
ten. DER llnterbaltungs1 1QuNhub 1T
allf's eifrieite bemiibt, bieie 9eranitalz
tungen 70 au5iebeno ais nDglid 5u ges
italten unb bat au6 idon fir niles
ieins 9orbsreitungsu getroffen. Die
srite MISUNDERSTANDING finoet bsute.
Oonneritag, ben 10. Sttpbsr, 4benes
8 llbr, in Wteioel's 9ale 1tait. 8pr
uup nab Dem programm ptrb ges
tanSt. Der Cincinnati 2iebertronS
1T ftets beitrebt, bas Bette aitf benz
Sebiete oes Wannerseiangs gu Ieiiten
uuo iibt i4on fIeibi9 fir bos erfte
&onSert Gnbe Rppember. Serren, bic
Inihlub an einen ternbeutiten Der
Elm bseebren, itimmbegubte iunee
WtGnner, bic germ iinseH pplIeu,
Seutidameritaner, bic iih in Der
oeuti6en Spro6e peiter ousbilbeu
mo6teu, finben i'm Giebertran3 mas
iie iu6en. SEPT lit bic bette @eIssenz
belt gum qui6lub glue finb eiuges
Iabeu sur eriten lInterbaItuns,
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0ebnrteM.

Sobn unb pearl 5aptins. s1l
Ri@monb Strobe; Enabs.
Joispb unb Wsatbilba Git,rmann,
S0l Glart Strabs; Wdb1su.
Muguit uub RafeI SisgIe, 3032
Golerdin MpeniIe; anabe.
9Dlliam uno Mmelia 9ammer, 1888
Brain Strabe; Wab6sn.
Naiisr unb 5enrietta Glojtermann,
1912 GplDap glpenus; Wdbden.
Guiprenee unb Wlarsaret 8oitr,
1i10 9omeiibe MDenue; Mdb1en.
CHARLES inb Georgia Wsper, 1900
ndrrHon Mpenue; anabe.
Jainss unb Waesis Gnsbiisr, 311
Ssedmore Strabe; 3uilinse, sna.
beR.
@aIter unb CLARA 8aasbn. Gapler
part; WGb9en.
@torss unb Muauita Jiirit, 759 ep-
fpprtb StraBe; WlGbhen.
g. 6. uHb CAROLYN GbiniIe, 2459
1sapleDOob Gtrabe; Rnab<.
9drrb unb Jranees younger, BIG
Gtebonia Mpfniie; stnabe.
Ralpb unb Clara 9arbelI, 5706
vedbobb GtrnBe; WdbHen.
DiQiam ttnb pbareS MnberIon,
l6x2 Glabson esrabe; RuabA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19
1iir @nslanbs Jmternirte,
Der critic Sag Ses Yrrfaufs Der uOu
ituen searbeitcten Sahen bat
1858 ergebeu.

Die 0ilfsattion ,lpelhe Dom lotalen
&ommittee bes Oeuti4en unb Selterz
reid =llneariiden Rotbeu Srsua i'm
SutereHe Der in England tnternierten
9sfunsenen in bic @eee seIeitet NOR
ben 1T, bat ii9 gut anseIaNen. Gs 1T
ein 9ertaui ppn SegenitGnDeN, Grs
5eusniiie Der Seimtuuit tounte man lie
nennen, tpeI6e bieie llnsliidlibeu an
gefertigt baben unb nun in ben amerls
taniiden StGbten Su ibrem 9eiteu Der
tauft perben. 9ei uns bat Der Der
tauf am seitrigen Gage ungefanaeN
unb uls 6rau~ Sulius 5rei qlbenos
&afenIhlub mad,te, 5ablte iie eine
Ginnabme DON $353.65. 9eipib eil
re6t ermutbigenbes Reiultat.
Syrau 5rei bate bic Geituns am ers
iten Gage inne unb ibr itanDen Gruu
&. $. 9rintmann, 5rau Sobn Quad.
5rou Or. 3. 6. Dorm unb Sri. Gmilie
OistsrIs Sur Ssite unb bieie Oamen
batten aIIe Sodnbe poq Su tbun, um bic
&Gufsr uno &auIerinnen gu befriebiz
gen. Der 9eriaufsbaaar. peIder in
einsm Der 2Gbsn bes SOtels Gibion
aufseihlasen 1T, tpetit aIIerliebite Co
hen auf. Gs III teine Dilettautens
lpaare, ionbern ss Fnb GrSeugniTe beg
aunita unb Geperbefleibes beutJber
Wanner. BON tpel4en ieesr in ieiEsm
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s0sn 4. Gent ear..dr.
Charles s. @idaroisn
Iar bmrd einen iInsliidsialf 5u iei'
nem Sobe gefommen.

@eItern reid,te g. g. Steipart Don
Der bieiigen Office Der itaatIidien Sn'
rie.4onrmiiiion einen @erift iibei
Den Sob oes iriiteren eountp guoi'
.oIs Charles e. Rtfdroiou elm, rrel'
der i'm letter 9e5euber i'm 0ieicr'
poir feiner Hapierfabrif in Sodlane
ertrllnfen aufgefiin0en ipiiroe. Sr
eem @erid5te iuiro erflart, odB es lif
tcbei Inn eiuen ltneliifsiaa gebanoeli
tabe. Ste.rart batte tjt) iehs @odsn
lang NIT Der llnteriudung oes Saacs
5ciAaftigt, nat)bem bic @attin >cs
@erItorbenen inter 6in slrbeitcrent'
ifdbigungs0 0eies Inn ertitooiSnn9
ciueetommen uno Sieiudrt oaraiii
Don Der Snoiiitrie-aommiiiicn auise'
iortcrt iporcen ipar, hen ,Sall 3I MI.
tcriufen. &c mar oies Die critic glppIi'
tation Inn Gntiddoigung pelfe jc'
mails Don Der @ittrpe eines arbeitge.
scrs einsereid,t rmirSe.
ssn Dem 8crifte mir6 crfl1rt, Dag
IS Hidaroiou gems irnlnoglid gepeicn
iei. iid nus bem Is SUB tiefen 9leier'
poir ociien iteile ssarloe iid nod
.Ier SUP iiber Die ssaiicrilate crho'
bei. 81 retten itnb feline Silieritfe iei-
on inioise bes 3itms Der nategelese'
i,en RdidDinen cficnbar eritidt nor.
cen.
Ter @ittipe HihnrSions il. e5 H..
niger lim cine Gntid,doisuns 5u tGuII,
als nm Die Seifiteiliine Der 9batiahe,
out ibt @otte All feline anoere @eiic
als olirh einen mngliidlihen 3uiall
5n icinem gnbe fam. Ter SodJitbetra5
cincr gntiddoioimg wiiroc 1874 be-
iragsH. ...E.-..
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2lnS benz Nsuniaipaleeri

- 2eroD 8afer, ipeld)er bes Gin.
briid,s uno 6es 1ragens perborgener
ssaffcn anseflagt lit, tmirbe aeitern
BON Ritter ssor irnter elmer 0iirg.
ihaft BON $1,000 ben GrobgeIdtpore.
zen iiberIpieien.
Rid)ier gea pernrtbeilte ben in
No. Al Sit Siebeute StraBe pobn.
baitsn Heeer 9iapbael goipers ipsacn
gcfcslpiorigen 8etrmifeperfairis gu
elmer Celebrate BON $500 uno aoi.en.
- Sn @erbinbuns NIT einem Dor
atlidRn Sasen i'm Seim pcn George
2nngoon, SO. 1852 Bruce glbe., Der.
iibteH 9iebitnbI trslrben an Wtittipoh
cannes gsnIterg, pon 20. 4034 Cole.
rain alneu,ie stisb. cam, ,Iiib albert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-19

(9roper 6. Cane, 81, Sunmsroile, 8.
l9elen 9. WlOnter, %, 1905 Sad
BERN Ctr.
|Waltsr Gain, %, 3143 8eit 6. Str.
lRois qsriel, p, 3172 Siafibs aOe.
ISusb ga. Bert, 26, Sspen Weus. ..
lWarp M. SObHfon, %, 1887 9epis
9lpenue.
Igaorman geaser, 26, Outlep, ..
lWinnis Spencer. II, 1860 goparos
ROab.
J9lm8ie Dean, 40, 47O gant Str.
lNelIie u. Guppel, AZ, 2154 Ct
Sames Ctr.
Iai6arb Simpion, "A, 744 asnpcr
NDenue.
l@ffis Ropal, A, OssgI.
ySoparb j. gebls, %, &unias Gitp
lStbsl 6. 2utb, q, 554 Rurcea 4De
IWm. $. S6aefsr, 25. 1856 Shir
Moenue.
iRpIe 6. sunfpan, 20, TAB Sit 6. Ct
ISarrp 6. Sanblep, "a, aodlano. 8
lGGa Wa. gir9er, %, gpenouIs, 8.
Jgrnsft 6. peterfon, 81, Chicago, 81
lSsnnis R. Rungs, 27, GOA HtnoI,
Roab.
Iaucius Curtis, 72, Glmpoob place
2ouiia pfeiffer, Il, 3457 oaluoOi
glaes.
IBm. 6. 0uritsr, 90, 1873 Maion st
lRutb 8. WOIfe, 19, 1859 gaftsrr
IDenue.
JGDpin s. Stuub, 20, soleoo, 8.
IWarp u. guttman, 80, SartrpeI.
IDm. Redner, "a, GImlpooD place.
lWtarsusrite u. Spoe, %, 2s94
Shaffsr glpe.
y5arrp 6. Shpeer, "a, 1854 Bah
miller Str.
GlIie Wl. Rsinbart, "a, 2Odlano, .
lGbas. 6. S6umaher, 90. 1133 9a.
billion Str.
l5lora Spinbst. %, 2227 Stratiort
Ipenue.
Igbas. SsiB, 80, JrantfOrt, S1
Zulu GrOsbp, 36, 1853 Oirr 4pe.
JSobn gi9arb @rnpes, "a, 432 Dan
ton Str.
Spb McGlrpp, 81, 1886 Bart ape
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CHE Grlambnikibeine. .

Ig(lfrsb 9. R. Sdtnlepsr, q, 60e
I Gben qart GiHsang.
lGusenia ". Clement. Is, gonb Siu
jJrant Colt, 46. Yortsmouth, 8.
laatie 6. Saud, 35, princeton SoteI
JiyerreIl Renfro, Is, aodlanb, 8.
lWassie SeHtrp, II, Sarttpea.
ISenrp Diet, q, 1929 Gaitsru 9loc
Catherine apon, 1s, 2130 bessI.
IRsuben Sill, "a, Mcaiulep 9lpe.
tWarp &. Coleman, 33, College Sil
I5rant 8. Dudemin. 2s, 2612 Marpi
I Lamb Ipe.
catherine DurHboIs, 80, Ct. Der.
nars,
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Sad Elm Weiitsr 1T. llnenbli6 iii bic
IuspobI. Bon elmer setreuli6tn
yta6bilOung Der beriibmten 2Onbpn
Bridge bis berab gum bei6eioenen
4i3enteller. Da finoet man prd4tige
eingelegte 2lrbeiten, Gtuis, Sardnts
den, Gigarrens unb 5ubatbe9dlter.
Iaien, tur3, Die erDentli9its 4uspabl
in eIeganten !6ol5arbeiten, bic Die
tunitleriide Sano oes 8ilobausrs ge=
iaaffen bat. Seoer @esenftanO oeiat
i'm StempeI feline !6ertunft uno bdufis
1T aud Der ylame oes 9srfertiesrs
anseeeben. Wlan brau9t bic @egens
ltanbe nur 5u ieben unb iogleid pirp
Die &aufluit rege 5rau 5rei bate
cine aduferin, bic fir $40 taufts.
aeins pbantaiies Preiie, Ionoern man
betommt leiHcn pollen @eDDertb. Der
grtrag oes 9ertaufs pirb bur6 9erz
mitteluns bss Rptben &rsu5 gum
She'll fir Die Snternirten reIp. oersn
5amilien uerlpenoet unb m 5bsil
fir bic Inihaffung DON Rpbmaterial.
Der gnfans it oieroerbeibenp. Der
ge trauf1nit!b1,i ID
gertauf pdbrt nod neun Gage. 6euts
bat SRI. Gaura S4ipugmeper bic
Sberleitune unD ibre 9(fiiitertinnsn
limb 5rau Colon S9ott, 5rau Gueen
Jrant uno Bruu Garf YIeB. Die
Oamen bitten ibre 5reunoinuen uno
Jreunoe Inn 3uIpru9. Nie Ihou be-
merit, befinoet iid Der 8ertaufsIaben
i'm SCtel 9ibion.
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9asdes Gineiaaaes gsIissIa 2pnias 49, Cfder 1916

9fnna M. Jiiiel, SO, 1871 Sptaa
more Strabe; Gungenent5iinbung.
emile RoAelisur, So, lie Sit CD
Strabe; 5er5leioen.
Glisabetb llbl, 68, 1414 anolplton
Strabs; S6ipdde.
Seremiab '2eurp, 45, 757 Carlisle
Ioenue; !9er3leiben.
sUtidael 8eitsnba6, 2, 1916 8rss
men Strabe; Rierenleiben.
gliiabetb 9enalb, 80, goOmann's
Wittpenbeimatb; S4pd6e.
Wsarsareth g. 5els, 18, 3121 Sm,
periul 'Strabe; 5u6ertulofis.
allice 0eusent II, 1884 2inn Ctr;
GungenentSiinbung.
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2ofpcrp, bon 9so. 4t39 Spring @rooc
slpeulie, inter elmer 8iirsidlaft BON ja
$1,000 blr6 @id)ter ssor oen @robge'
|idnpofenen itberipieien. 9ie Yoli;ci
srildrtc, onb Der Mborud eines Sfu.
bes auf 0en Stuien 5lnt Saniie bon
Scnnoon genaii ailm 1Sdurb eines Der
Dt1nner paiie.
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Spbtgefabren.

9eabe 0elbi fauoen geitern Ole glu.
qciteilten zines 8uges Der Big 6our
gaGu ben 40 Sabre olteu Stredenar-
better SSoiepb Seller ocn Sarrrion
toot neben Dem @eleiie Iiegen. Wtnn
gIaltbt. oab er BON einem fur5 porber
poriiberfobrenoen 9obn5uge eetooiet
lprrhen mar.
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Woies unb SDa @orDon, 1400 Dat
Ibenue; MGb9en.
Sebaitian unb Glbabetb Ditto.
811 aaurel StraBe; Wtdb9sn.
|, 3om unb Marina 8as.in, 224 Gin
Strabs; Ruabe.
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Observation-Disclosures.

9lnsela StOsppel. Z. 1410 DsmpIep
Strabe; aiuubadentrampf.
Winiam grctbers, 76. 1918 Gin
Strobe; 4ersleibeM
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0ipilbienft (sran,isatisues

Tie gs
ut gtnhtaab thsdsfn .
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unb n in Gin
ter
appiia mhAen boz GIomna nsreS
''1' Sshn RaHbsut
ansrsg gsys
sssn q. Gent Observation-Disclosures.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-18
A JOB FOR THE PRESS
ASSOCIATION

The State Press Association at its
meeting to be held in Kissimmee in
April, can do no better thing for the
newspapers of the State and for the
people of Florida than to start cam
,paign for the purpose of revising the
laws of the State with regard to libel.
According to a recent decision of
the supreme court, newspapers are
practically prohibited from giving the
ordinary news from the courts, and
Ia newspaper that publishes the sub
stance of a declaration. or a bill of
llcomplaint, or tells of evidence sub
limited to the court in an important
lawsuit, is running considerable risk
of prosecution under the laws, as they
are now interpreted.
1t has been pointed out by leading
newspaper writer that the trouble
with the law, as it now is on the
statute books and the supreme court
decisions. goes back to the bill of
rights in the constitution. II this
view is correct the work of reform
ing the law will be considerable
greater than IL II were merely a
matter Of appealing to the legislature
for the common justice for which
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-18

An ideal legislator is thus de-
scri5ed by the Gainesville Sun in
referring to State Senator Johnson,
of Suwannee county, now a candi-
date for reelection, and the more of
his kind we get in both State and
nation the better it will be for the
country:
During the writer's twenty years
consecutive service in the Florida
Legislature, he never came in con-
tact with member of that body
whom he admired more than he does
Senator Johnson, on one who was
more conscientious in serving his
constituents. He always fights in
the open, and is never found ION the
fence" regarding any public ques-
ton. The Sun truly hopes that the
people of Suwannee county will con-
tinue him in the Senate as long as
he will consent to serve them in that
capacity"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-18
THE TOURIST SEASON THIS YEAR

Without doubt, if reports Which
come from all parts of the State are
to be accepted as true, the present
has been the greatest tourist season
in the history of the State. Both on
the East Coast and West Coast the
hostelries, and there are many OF
them, some numbering among the
very best in the world, for weeks mas
been coming the gratifying news that
arrangements in nearly every IN
stance are finding it almost impossible
to handle the crowds.
In the city of Miami the hotel man.
agements are calling upon the people
of the city to open their homes to the
visitors, finding it impossible to &C.
commodate the great influx of visit
ors. The hotels pronounce the win
ter business on the whole as the best
in history. And who said depression
ard hard times?
4 loh tldt thC uCot POSoADAS AAAN>~
! ton that people have money-that the
country is prosperous?
! But it not only indicates that there
is truth to the newspaper accounts CT
prosperity throughout the nation, but
it tells the story of Florida's coming
TITO her own as winter Mecca for
the nation. More and more the peo-
rle of the county are coming to
iealize the advantages of spending
the Writer in Florida, the Land of
Sunshine and Flowers. With its SUI
rerb transportation facilities, its
countless miles of sea coast and navi-
gable streams, good fishing, eXhilarat-
! ing climate, it cannot but become the
greatest pleasure spot of the nation
! 1t is deeply gratifying to read the
iaccounts of heavy tourist business in
lall sections as well as to hear the
Ihotel men themselves describe the
heavy demand upon the capacity of
their respective hostelries.- Jackson
vile Metropolis.