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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

Wenn, ME bas NIT Be-
tim mtbeii gu erparten itebt, Gin
alliiriss S4iff perientt pirb uno bcs
bel ameritaniide giirser gms aeben
tommen, pirb Der prliibeHt. leirem
prosramm Sufolse, ppr ben aongreB
trsten unb bieien frasen, mas er t4un
ioa. Die sinSis riatige Intiport
ipdre, oab er ungeipieieu ipirb, ameris
tanii9en giirsern mit5utbeiIen, Dab
lie aaiirten Sf1iffsn fern gu blcibsn
baben. Qlnbers pdre es, penn sill
ameritaniides S6iff unsetparnt oers
Ientt psrbsn iolIte. Sn bieIem Salls
ipirbe Der aonsreB> cbne 5rase iih
fir cine &rieesertldrung enti9eioen.
@ir slauben aber, oub Die beutid)e
Resieruns einen arisssfaa aus lol6er
llria6e perbiiten piro, inoem tie ames
rifanii9s S6iffe untsr ben pom pra'
iibenten oorssidriebeuen gebinsansen
perientt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

ME unseIsblitb bic lebttre 1T. bafiir
baden mir ben beiten 3eugen an prds
iibent WiliOn, Der Dubenbe bon Hpten
mad gnslanb seiaidt bat, in mel1en
er gesen biefe llnseieblt9teiten protes
itiri. @egen GusIanb pegen berislben
SanbIuns bios gu proteIttren, pegen
ipslaer Deutidlanb Der arieg ertldrt
ipsrbsn foll, 1T bod Elm 8etpsis, bab
BEN praiibenten ni1t an Der gbre
unb ben Rs1tsn Der Der. Staatsn ges
lesen 1T, ionosrn bab er aries mt
9eutihlanb mill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

Sat WlidaeI Jarfas, Der seiiera nm
$500 beraabt mnrbe.

Slid i'm llnaIiid bat DlihacI iSnr
fas. bon No. 1920 Glm Straije, oei
geitcrn IN fdIe te @eieaifait gerieif
nnb Inn $500 beraubi lpllroe. Der 30
li3ei aeIana es ndnIih, ben 0ieb, be,
lid bas iaierberoiente @eIb oes bra
ben 3arfas angeeignet bate, in Der
Bcrion eines aefpiiim 2eiter Collins
oingfeit su MAIDEN iIno bel elmer
|griiroliheH a0rperpiiitation bic I'm
Teteftipbiircnu porgsnonunen tUrrbe,
ned Sl75 bon bem gidiIbc on Dem
Burden III iinoen, iooab 5arfas ois
Iukiid,t bot, hcn grobten 2BeiI ieincs
3eIOes 3uriid5ubefonnrien.
Jarfas gerietb eeiiern gladnlittaa,
nadJoem er porber et7pos yitdrf &C.
iriihitilft" bate, in ii)led)te @eien.
idafi uno lieB iid nod oeln Sailie 30
$50 Sn,itb StraBe perihleppen, no
ibm oann ieinc gnnrid,aft abgeucni.
men iuiir0e. Or fIagte Der goli5ei iein
Seio lro sDurbe, bamit ibm nid)t nod,
mebr llntbeil ipiberiubr, nit Riifiid)t
aui ieinen 3uitnnS inter Der auflaae
Der 5riinfenbeit IN Der Stafior oes
tierteu Tiitrifts eingeiperrt, no ibui
I'm 2aafe oes slbenbs auh feline before
Silfte, Die pcn oem abenteuer oes
Serrn @emabIs pernpmn,en, eineH
@eiuh abitaitete uno iid IN ibrer
Mltteripra9e gang eners:ib nit if.
rem Serrn iurb 8cbieter iu,ierbieIt.
Die goli,ei taite iidi natiirlih
trorpt aIf bic Gildje nod ben @mr
nern senIafJt ipeId)e Sarfas nuSge-
pliiubert batten unb burdi ben lin.
ftanb, oaE elm Srauen5inmer, bas
feitgenonnneu fparrbe, ioforf Elm &c.
abIegte, eeiane es iebr baIb
Seiter Collins sn fniien. OR Iengucte
ieIbftrebeuo i,rb bel elmer obcrflat.
Iidjcu aorperpiiitation, fpel6er CT in
rer goIiJeiitation bes ricrtcn Giii-itis
Iiuter,ogen lpurbe, fonilte aud f,in
gclb an ibm geinnsen iuereen.
Setinnnt 2ope bonn Tcteftipbaredu
Iieb barn ben gpri6en nat bem 9u.
reau bringen nno Habm perfoulihI
zine 9orperpiiitdtion Dor. bic iebr CT.
ipIsrcid) periiei. sIs Der @urid,e RANT.
lif fab, ipie griinolidj Die llnteriud,.
una ,rcrben lpiitee, oeriudte er lid, ri.
nes 9beiIs bes Haubes sl entIebiaen
lino mari $50 inter oaS gult on Dem
2e,iinant 9ooe iab. Sisrbe; eing er i.
sed nid)t idinu gerug 5u @crfe, Senn
cns Wnn6per irilrbe beulerft umo cic
llnteriitdi.ng purte baraufbin rod
singcbcno2r uno Collins nnrbte i!bI
'fliebIid) Sen Oetcfiipes i'm aonnis.
fcitiini priientiren, ipobei eS 3u 5dse
fam, oub Der glride bodgrabis mai.
icrit)su lit ino aud IN ben leeten mc.
uaten nit berSIib wenie Seifc Sans
aebaltcu bat.
lin iein eines gein baiie or iid) in
Icbr iirnigcr Neiie llmid)iage ans
snDfroten aenaht ms in einenr ser
Stiefcl murben Sipei 3cbnooaargolb.
tide gefunoen foeaB id,Iirblidl bas
yeiamultergcbnib bieier 1ilrd)iudnag
if nuf Si75 iteIlte. 1rotben Ieul.
letc Collins nod immer bds 8elb &c.
'tcblcH slt baten iuno bebailptc.e. bab
r es in oen 3iinner gcfumSen blb,,
N iucIdem Jnrfas seneilt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
Spaabau.
i'm 8. &risssninfer

Sir SausDirtbe tit Spanbau bas
gelobte sanb. slaes Dermietbetl Die
pielgepriiften Sarsbeiiser dnberer
@eneinoen Derbeu nit Elm tpenis
gieio dui Die SaDeIiia0t bIiden. Sic
ltebt in 3ei9en fortifreitenoer bau.
liGer Gnt1pifitne. Die itattliden
neilen &duier ber SSunenitdot geben
ben beiierer @obnpierteln gerlins
fiterlid nibts nad. ,Sn ben @orItdo.
ten begeguen mir iiberaa mooerniten
Geb1Moen aber audi elmer rei5Dolen
IanbIibeu gebaiuana alIes Grruugesi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

aieipria Soc bon 90. 1898 MeIf Sis'
benie gtrabe, bic bss DisbhdtIs rsip.
Ser Ssblsrsi anssilnst fitben, psrf6os
ben. TN bn Wobnung Der Poe pur'
ben boz einissn 7dssn 81 Boar e1u.
be. iOipie perfbi,bme padtte nit
gurbinsn uub aIsiounssiiidsu Gee
funb,n. bic naA Der angnbe ber po'
Ii,,i aug ,inem 9iiteripasscn bsr q.
q. e .. ga5n g.itobisn tpurosH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

Ger &aiier min 6rieoen mil
ans, Der ssrGiibent min ibn nlht, pas
1T Der ganSe, absr iebr psisntliae llns
terrhieo. Der 8aiier mill bic amerl'
Ionii6e 5lasse rsipettireu, aber Der
grdiibent perlangt, bab er pie sngltlds
blaaae reIpeftirt. SroBoem lieBs lI9
iebr lei5t elm @ersleif iinben, obsr
Der prdfibeut nil teinen 9ersIeth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

Die aus ben 0epefd den gu
eriebeu 1T, babsn bic gnslanber einsn
Wadtbienit Don ibrer bis gu unfsrer
Siiite gum S4uss oes S9iffSpsrs
tebrs spiIaen ben beiben &dnosrn
Orsdniiirt. Das bat aur JOIss, baB
Der S4iffsDertebr beoeuteno perhins
bert Dirb, ba cine san5e an5abl
Shiffe auf etnmal abeebsH miiiIsn,
um ibHen S4us 3u sepdbrsn. 9as
1T fir Die Deutihen bon ni9t germs
gerem Wertbe, al5 Der G6aben, ben iie
bura 8erieHtungen anri6teu. Nsiisr
tommt ibnen oas inIpfern gu Itatseu,
als iis su teinsr Sdpnung aegen
S6iffe Derpfli9tet limb, bie unter ioIs
der gebsduHg fa6ren unb es biirfte
teinem 3ipeifel unterliessn, bab Der
ientuneen aud untsr berartig beidiibs
ten S9iffen ftattfinbsn iDerben, ba bic
Saudboote niat iiber WaiIsr gu tome
men brarhen, Inn einen 5orpebD cb5us
idieben. 6iir Sdiffe, bic aus anssren
als unlsrem aanbe tommen, iii cine
iol9e Deduns nidt m0sli6, neil bic
gntferHuHgen au grob iinb. .Qus bieiem
9runoe tDartst gngldno nit Gebns
Iu6t bdrauf, bab bic Der. Staatsu
3rieg ertldreH neil man oann ibren
S9iffen bic Dedung bes 9ertebrs BON
bier nad England 3utpeifsn Diq, fo
Dab ariessf6iffe Oorbanben iinb, nm
audi ben 6anbelsDsrfebr aus anberer
Ri4tung Dsdung au eepdbrsn. Q(ber
unter allen llmitdnben pirb ourd
oisie @oriidtsmoBrsseln bsr G6iffss
Dertebr tart aufeehaItea. /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
DAT bic @srientuug bea

0ab bic @srientung bss
grobsn eneIii6en 0ampfers .4fTir'
nit oem ablauf Der DON 0eutiMano
ssipGbrtsn 0noOenfriit i'm 3uiamn.ns
banse itsbt, 1T ni6t 10 einleut.eno,
iuie es DON prObritif9er Seite barge
iteGt piro. Die ,sfrir" pdre aud
i9on orsi Gage SOrbsr perientt MOL
ben, neil lie Elm ensIif4es Saiff 1T.
9elpisisn pirb nit oem @prfaa MIR,
oab bic Grntessit fir bic peuilaen
Sandboote seiommeH 1T. Die. engs
iii9en S4iffs. bic bisIdng ibre Jabrs
ten per5Ogert baben, lin ii4 in
ben cur9 bic beutide PROCLAMATION
seidaffenen 9erbGltIiiie 5ureGt Su
finbsn, fonnen n.dli mebr Darter.
England bruudi Rabrunssmitttl unS
Sn Jolge befien miiieu
lie bic Jabrt Our4 bic ariess5ons mas
den, 9lei6Oiel ipie srob bic Sefabr
it. Wir hOffen jeoo4. baB Seuiitr
lamb na9 ME Dor amerttanii 4e
S9iffen bic S6onung angebsiben
.aiIsn piro, Don peIben alliirte Stiffc|
bIeiben miifsn, 70 bab
Der praiioent iid bur9 Die Dffentlihe
Metnung in bieiem 2aHbe se5punsen
ie6t. bon ieinem ununnebm6dren
Stanbpuntt ab5ugeben, oaB 9suiids
unD Oerpflidtet III, alIiirte Sdiffe
pis bieienisn bsfreunbeter 1atiorer
u bs6anbeln. Wsun DsutIManS
ois ameritanii6e 5lasss reipetti,t.
pirb Der prGiibent unferss grmeFens
S6pier;stsit BADEN, cine ariegssrttds
.unq bur9auieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

Dte probriten itellen iid)
Iebr sntriiitet, bdb Der amsriton'Ide
Saiffspertebr in Der Roroiee esipsrrt
iit. Sic iagen ubsr nidts OuDOn, DAB
Der amerifaniI9e Sanbel an Der ames
ritaniIben aiiite BON ben aaiirten aee
Tperrt 1T, oenn es lam tein SGlff
Jlen gprf perluhen, ebe Der britiite
Ssonful bic Grlaubnib bierSu ertbsllt
bat. Sm usbri9en 1T Seuti9lanc be-
mii6t, Die 1oroiee fir ameritan.iGe
SGiffe gu Offuen, tpenn Der praiibsnt
ni9t Derlanst. bab 0euti6lanb lut
bic Sdiffe ieiner 5einoe bur4la1en
muR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
Wsittpud,, ben IA. 1cbrnar 1917.

Oie meIounsaus 8eriin,
pob 0suti6lanD fem Jriebensonerois'
sn oemacht babe, 1T pffenbar unrtGs
Tia. Der S6peiSer Seianbts bat. cls
Bertreter Der psutIdeH Resierung, eIll
Told,es qnerbieten uutsrbreitet uno Der
staatsssetretGr aaniins bat es 5u'
riidnepieieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

Cine Delegation III in
@aibinston erihienen, I'm ben 4SrGii.
benkln baran Su erinnern. bab oaS
9plt ibn auf pie Qnnabme eepdbIt
bat, Dab sr Dus GanO DOn einem &riege
beri9onen lperDe unb bic Delegation
polte ibn srinaen, bieicr @rpartan5
eemdB gu banbeln. lin bieien i5m
unaneenebmen Mabnern su sntge3cH
bat Der prdIibent lie ni4t Dor li6 ges
laIen. 8enn es aud in Der Niudi
bes prdiibentsn iie9:, ra9 Dem Wtu.
iter beg 3aren Die 0ffentIi6e Meiuuua
nit gsra3tung gu bebanoeln, 10 ipirr
er bo6 Dem ruiiii9en 9eifpiel nidt
barin folger tDnnen, oab er Die Bolts
itimme 81 unterbriitsn Oermug. @enn
er ben arieg ertlart, pirb er uidt mil
SubeI, iOnoern nit Srauer aufgeHrms
men tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

ameritaner, bic nit Dem Bot
I6after @eragb in Bern cinsetrcifcn
iinb, MAIDEN bic ridtigs WittpeituHs
iiber bic Sa9lase betreffs Nahransss
Mittsl in Deutidlaub uuo iie lautst
Dabiu, bab ss isbr tnapp ausebt, a5er
Iiemanb buusert. 5ierbei 1T nod Die
pidtiee gemertung gu bea4ten, DaB
bieie tnapps GrndbruHs rnr IN ben
9robitGben obpaltet, auBsbalb bsrs
ielben iino bic gerbGltniiie teosu'cno
giinitiger. Gs III ebeu ein ipeien.Iiasr
llnteri9ieb, ob bic 9lnguben ii6er biz
Gage in Seuti6lanb bon oorurtbeilss
freien Reutralen tommen, ober ron
&orrefponbenten, bic i'm Soloe Der
4Qiirten iteben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

Die Probriten i'm &onsrsb
fdeinen gu fiirdien, bob bieier fir cine
birette ariegsertlGruns an Ssutihs
Iano ni9t gu bo6en iein tonnte Sn
5olge oeiIen bat elmer BON i6nen i'm
Senat siue Reiolution einge6raht,
ipelfs Den prGiioenten ermd6tigt,
omeritanii4e 5uHbelsidiffe anter
bsm S9us Don ariegsfdiffen fabren
gu lafen. @s pirb Dorausgsiehen,
bab ous gum &rieee fiibren mub, Der
10 ie5nli4ft aetpiini6t pirD. Die Be-
rs6nung 1T ri6tig. Cine Ibfenoung
bon S6iffen unter 8eoetuns 1T nit5ts
anoeres als eine &riegsertldrung. ga
oieie Nbii4t 10 often su Gage !icat,
10 perben Die @eensr eines arieges
NIT Seuti6lunb bic ReIolution, tuenn|
fie Dor ben aongreB gslangt, in benz
aaeiH riAtisen Sinne elmer arieqssrs
tldruns auffaien unb iie betdmpfen.
Sn mir ertlGrt baten,
bab Deutf4iunO bic 4DrDiec nidt oers
fperren bari, tpiirDe bic @ereGtsaiel
sebieten, baB nu4 Gnslaub befpblea
fuiiroe, feline 8lodabe neutraler Gam
Der auf5ube6en. Dieier 5Droerunq
ftelleu bic probriten Statiitifeu ertass
gen. aus bsnen erii9tlid 1T, bag trps
Der 9lodabe Der Seebanbel peiter uor
f1 Sebt uno 5Dar in Jprm DON Quss
tubren aus ben Der. Staaten, Sus
tptberlegt uidt i'm Minoeiten Die
Ibatfa9e, baB ipenn bic bon DeutIds !
lamb sefiibrte 8lodabe unseIeblib it'll
Dssisr Noriuurf AUDI auf bic Don guas |
lauo sefiiarts gIOdabs autrifft. unp |
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18
HEALTH PREPAREDNESS
,Board OF nealth Bulletinl

tBoard or nealth Bulletin)
In time of war prepare for peace
BE prepared always for war ana
peace,
The country has just been stirred
to its deepest depths by the Presi-
ucEt's call to arms. SlumberlnS pa
triotism is being aroused to its norm
al and proper condition of activity
and our preparedness is the great
.plcblem of the day How quickest
and in the best way may each OF US
respond, how may each do his bit
! in the right way and place and with
the least waste of experience ana
adaptability. gives earnest thought to
tcvery right minded American man
and woman.
In the excitement of the hour
probably many of us have overlooked
the foundation fact of personal use
]
Without good health all effort is linn
tied or stopped. Disease fights with
out discrimination and with ruthless
out discrimination and with relent
less energy and to bring down the
strongest sooner or later. II wages
the mightiest battles and it is thu
ablest ally our enemie scould know
In every modern army the medica
service is the first or should be, t
be organized into efficiency. Mabili
zation camps first of all must b.
scrupulously sanitary and clean t.
conserve the strength of the figth
. ing men in training.
1t is essential that men and womel
and children back home must b
largely self-supporting; they mus
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18

t1-two centimeters, howltzerlhs
o is - and / walk the street
of Smith street Early on the ioi-
l,ytng morning lost tenant. tap-
,,in II moved out OF my kingdom
,ke Adam. each "hearkened to ID"
,oioe Of his wife" and one of them
r,oysd ont Of my Garden of Eden
This morning. Captain \ asked me
TO do him a trifling favor, when |
oteerfuuy did. He profuseiy
thanked me. saying he would do any
fling for me. | jocularly told MN
all wanted him to do was to taN'
on his shoes" at any man who want
ID 10 fight me He said ne sure
youId and that no one could tell
what he could have done after
cot my shoes off
Over a telephone. hesi" III"
said TO a negro women. on. no"
swcet YOU does look this morning.
Neither denying nor admitting lhe
sweet Indictment. she might nave
added. over the telephone?
ALBERT w. GlLCliRlST
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18
U. w. IvERSEN.

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF POLK COUNTY,
FIORIDA.-EX PARTE. CALIFORNIA STE
PHENS. A MARRIED wOMAN-PETITION
TO REMOVE DISABILITIES.
FINAL DECREE
This cause coming on to be heard upon the
report Of the Special Master heretofore ap-
pointed 10 take testimony and to report his
findings as TO the capacity. competency and
qualification Of the petitioner to take charge
a. and manage her own estate and property
and TO become free-dealer. and upon the
others papers and pleadings filed in the cause.
end the court being fully advised in the prem
iseS, Il Is ordered that the report OF said
Special Master be- and the same Is. hereby ap-
proved and confirmed.
And the court being satisfied in the prem
ises Il is ordered. adjudged and decreed that
The said California Stephens be. and she Is
hereby granted license to take charge OF
and manage her own estate and property and
IL made a free dealer In every respect. au-
tnorized to contract and he contracted with
&c sue and he sued and bind herself In all
respects az fully as II she wereunmarried.
Copy OF this decree TO be published as pro-
,ided by law and the clerk TO tax the costs
~ this proceeding.
Ordered and done this 9Th day OF April
1917
copy. JOHN ). hDWAhpS, 'uoge.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18

not be or become a burden on the
men al the front who have their
hands full of very serious affairs. In
other words, it is just as needful in
the end that the Army waiting and
praying at home for victory shall be
at its highest physical efficiency as
the army of fighters in the field or
the camp.
The State Board of Health for al
most thirty years has worked for the
physical and sanitary uplifting OF
Florida. With pride it realizes that
the people of the state have come to
better than normal understanding and
practice of sanitary conditions that
make better health and that prevent
disease. either in isolated cases or in
epidemic prevalence. In the present
emergency of the nation, in which
Florida will willingly bear her fullest
share and responsibility, the Board
urges that this knowledge of good
health and how to preserve it, shall
be enforced more than ever before.
1t may seem a small contribution tC
our countrys defence that we shall
ward off malaria by screening oul
homes. that we shall fight the inva
sion of typhoid fever by germ infec
ton that we shall wage as relentless
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18
AUCTION SALE

OF new 5-room house in Dixie
land. on Georgia avenue and Cannon
street. two blocks from brick store,
Saturday, April 2S. at . o'clock.
Terms cash. Don't miss this oppor-
trnfty as this property must sell
Get a home at wartime prices. c. A
Cook, owner. B. H. HARNLY,
c41e Auctioneer.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18

war against tuberculosis as IN
past when peace was with Us, NJ
these things help our country te,,
they keep us fit for our counry,
ice, and they aid in preseryu
neighbor's strength and vi,
neighbor's strength and VIII
These are duties always. and in )
like the present, they rise to Ii,
nifty Of patriotic service.
Never in the history Of our 4
or nation has universal public I'd
seemed more essential than nu
view Of possibilities, for we ar |
war waged for higher ideals is|
humanity.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18

| will trade my Cadillac for few
acres of citrus land two or three
niles from Lakeland. p. o. Box 3S6.
6324
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18
CLASSIFIED Advertisements
mecoLLUM's AUTO SERVICE

New Dodge and Ford cars; reas
enable rates. Phone 430. Loyal Ho-
tel. 6062
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that | have
this 18th day of April sold my inter.
est in the business known as Bright
en-Up Folks to Mr.. S. o. Wright. All
accounts due said business from Feb
21st, 1917. will be paid to Mr.. Wright
and any Indebtedness owing by the
said business which has been in
Cured since February 21st. 1917 will
be paid by Mr.. Wright
u. w. IVERSEN,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18

Capt. A. Roe and Mr.. Charlie Roe,
owner and manager of the Arcadia
House, are planning to build a three
story annex to that popular hostelry.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18

A paint for every pvrOo.
Ask for color CARDS and h,,.
lets on how to paint.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18

OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED
Don't matter II broken. pay one
to ten dollars per set. Send me
your old sets by parcel post and
receive check by return mail. L.
MAZER, 2007 s. 5th ST.. Philadel-
phia, Pa. sSSs
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18

Notice is hereby given that ! have
this 11th day Of April, 1917, pur
chased the interest Of Mr. s. O
Wright in the Lake Region Land
Company, and am now the sole own
er of said business.
64l6 U. w. IVERSEN.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-18

DeSoto County is to have a demon
stration agent.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-10
Brides and Orange Blossoms.

There is an old Spanish legend that
soon after the importation of the
orange tree, by the Moors, one OF the
Spanish monarchs had a specimen of
whicd ne was very proud and of which
the French ambassador was extremely
anxious to obtain an ~off-shoOt. The
gardeners daughter was aware of
this, and in order to provide herself
with the necessary dowry to enable
her to marry her lover, she secured a
slip which she sold to the ambassador
ut a high price. On the occasion of
her wedding, in recognition of her
gratitude to the plant which had pro-
cured her happiness, she bound in her
hair a wreath of orange blossoms; and
thus, so runs the legend, inaugurated
the fashion which has become uni
versal.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-10

suffering from this disease scatter it
through their droppings, from open
breaks in the skin and from the secre-
lions of the lose and mouth. Inc
germs of the diseaC2 are dropped in
the dust, they are scattered through
the yards, in the scratching places and
the dust holes and on the edges of
feeding troughs and watering vessels.
OF course the best way of getting
rid of the disease is to kill off the
whole flock. burn the bodies, diSinfect
the premises and start all over again.
But 1t is not very practical where you
can i'll afford the loss Of the whole
flock, to say nothing of having to start
once more at the very beginning. This
should not be done unless there is ev-
cry indication that 1t is really tuber-
culosis that is killing off the birds.
Sometimes the cholera is at fault when
tuberculosis gets all the blame, but
n Is about as bad as the other.
If the disease is known to exist in
the flock and it is decided to fight it,
no halfway measures will be Of any
use. The fight will have to be persist
ent and radical measures must be used.
Every bird that shows signs of the
trouble may as well be killed at once.
There will be enough of them infected
without any early external indications
to make the Staying of the evidently
diseased ones 4 necessity.
Burn all the ~carcasses. There is nc
other way of getting rid of them.
Where it is possible new yards ant
houses should be established for the
apparently healthy birds. The ole
houses may as well be burned to the
ground. They would be dangerous fol
years if allowed to stand.
Where the houses are well built ant
of a permanent character they SHOULD
be left standing, but all the fixtures
nesting equipment and other fixtures
should be torn out and burned. Keel
the droppings cleared away daily ant
use plenty Of germicide on the walls
the floor and the roosts.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-10
Women Better Students.

According to statistics recently COM
piled, women at the University of Wis
consin last year attained a higher
scholarship than the men students, av-
eraglng $40 per cent to 500 for the
men, while the average for men and
women undergraduates was 81.3. Wom-
Ell who were members of sororities
averaged $40, while nonsorority wom-
en- averaged S2.1, which is contrary to
the generally accepted idea that sorori-
ties END to divert attention from work
In college.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-10
Good Things for the Family.

For a make-believe apple pie to
serve in a hurry, the following will be
a success: Cut a few w~ell-favored,
tart apples, put into a deep granite pie
plate, season with sugar, butter, CHINA
mon, nutmeg or in any way to suit the
taste of the family. Over the top place
slices of buttered bread, set into the
oven and bake until the apple sauce
has absorbed and softened the bread.
Serve with cream and sugar. Such a
pie will be found harmless for the
children's dessert. 1t is also a good
way to use leftover slices of bread.
However, we are not supposed to have
leftover slices of bread these days, as
the old custom which was common in
grandmother's day is being revived,
that of cutting the loaf as the bread
is needed on the table. A very eco
nomical way Of avoiding l~eft-overs.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-10
Newly Discovered People.

An interesting tribe on the Upper
Amazon has been discovered, which,
in it's division of work, is reminiscent
of the guilds of the middle ages. One
portion makes clothing and nothing
else, another one is purely agricul-
tural another devotes its time and la
Dor to the construction of weapons and
so on. Their pottery, however, is the
most notable of their productions.
Some of these Jars are extremely large
but very thin, although strong and
durable. Some of the smaller vessels
are almost as thin as paper.