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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Staatsperbanb BON Wihisan bGlt
%. GDupeut ab.

Setrpit t. Iih.-@m 2. unb 3.
September miro IN Der bieiieen ct.
@Iiiabetb z8emeinoe Der Staatspcrs
banb Widignn feline 25. Sabresperz
Iammllng abbGlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Uteilen bon gutem Stdbtd)cn NIT
fatboltihcr Stride. S6reibt fiir Yreis
unb 9ebingungen an ben Gi9cntbiimer
Spbn 6. Shndarb, SperIp, q. Saf.
10,4,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
156 W6er Tarm,

Hnbe 9!enienis, @itinr bnrt ben et9entbimer
gu oeriuutcn. Hreis S122 per elder; iebr
lethie Rebinguneeu. Sir gtdberes iiber Suo
lltdt nno untgeaeIo iuenoe man iih al
Dor 1885,, Clements. Wtuneioin.
9eim Streiben eriud6ne bieles glutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Sretft Cure @ahl!

700 ader, por3ieIi6 eeleeen ant Stnuis.
@e&, 9oit.. 3eIepbon. nno eIeitrifher Res
,sn8iTnss,aiRie' 2lis g'stisn bon gttiIc 5aas.
iatbolii6er dir6eu. 5iuet fatboIiihen S6ulen,
SofpttnI unb 8niienbnus. 9as gano Iiesi
leibt roIIig. bat icbip dricn Sberbpben nit tiefer
Qcbmsllnteridae. 1T tbciltpciie perbcffert NIB
5eiet ioh iieberbes tbones @etreioe aui. Ser
lreis itrpGnft Bipi'hen $40 uno $75 per elder.
Htcs III Elm rSnGp". gGiro segen fleine 2bs
bablineen p~erfGuft.
j. NJ. TOTTEN, Randall, MINI.
Beim s6reiben errudbne bieies gIah
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Su beriaufer. 100 elder; neuer gaiement.
Barn. 40 BET so. Badfteins@ eb1uoe init fee
ben @obn5tmmern. 8rier Soben tn 9utem
3uiidnoe, bpet Wieilen bon fatboIiider atrbe
inb 9farrf6uIe, iouie bon ber 9abn NIB
CREAMERY nno 9beete SatiorN. S66ne cage.
giuts:, $4,000 sln5a5lnng. oer @eli 81 leih.
Sarmen, moxte i6 bic eine 6erfanien.
aoreItere: ". o.. No. 2, Dor o, 6reenp9oo.
QIarf Co., Isis. -Jfeterend: Reo. e. sbteltf.
Fe,m Snretbeu erlp1bue man otejes gIalt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Mhtmna, &atboltten!

0ute SeIeeenbeti, perbenerTe 5a{men I'm
Oie9ensiirieI nape Siaot uuo air1eA Sl e.
nerbeR. 9anb eieRel li9 beiteHs llr @cireioc,
aesei6neie Gruien. SlnBts 6ietlen bon
Senper. 9uie Gtienbubn uno panoitrabeb
8eauemlibfeiten. Sbreibt an
~ 3. Y. antaBt
Boz 302, Gilbert. Colo.
seferen8: yaeb. %. 9. 2arftn. refoieren.
ber VfarrsL
Ye.a. sursibeu eripabne man b,eies 9laii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Tie mir,umo mar wuuserbor.

-" $50" "eA y
Grau q. 91n5I, 81 gSebcr Ctr, Buffalo,
q. o., mar fbou felt 10 Sdbren neroenlcioenn
%feiioenl fie dber 9aiior donie's Neroirc nabm.
fiblt fte fia piebsr ttarf nro iuobI, bot ipieoer
enien appetit mo 1T rubis: fe bdIt besbaIb
ons gieroire fir Elm auies TitteI, iueI6es
einen 9lae i'm SinInteI oerbient.
Sruu g. gpnIe, n. 2, C'gleiI, Eeb., faet,
bas ibr Sobn f6ou felt Sabren neroenleioelo
mar. beiam SaGiu6tnnfdie, ueift i'm Serbit,
oab nber Qaftor a6nie's geroine Elm iebr
sutes WaitteI oaseeen III.
6ran gronebr, 1888 n. 10. Ctr, ct. 0ouis,
no.. f5reibi: Cd nenne 0oitor aonta's
Terbine rtcinen 3ebcnsreiier, neil Id fton
lanse 70 Hit. oaB i'd baIb an fterben befir9tetc.
Ier9fe faeter. Id TiiBte opertrt iperben, no.
bu 10 a6er 5u f6pa6 mar. Sierbur6 ent.
itnnoen nnerlet 3eiben bon YeroSrIeioen,
tpeite ober hur6 eine SIaite bon paitor
aortg's WerbiHe e~eIirocrt ipurben.
@~nS elm tu.rthoolts BUD fur SUPERINTENDENT
1Nlet ptrb Stoeui Der 81 ~ptrlonet sueeIonbt.
Urine trbalteu ou6 bic Weoisin ~untipnit.
Gts's wf.bistn lpurbe felt BEN Sabre 1915 bon BEN
Doom. paftor 2bHis. Sort gpapnt. Snb., ~Suberettst
uno 1eef rdtsr fetHer anpsiinra bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
62 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Bel Npsfbeftrn ju babsn fur
s1.O0 eie SIdfdts, O aIafdbeu far sS. 90;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Sine Grnte beia5lt fit eine unierer Sarmen.

Saaes IT Gin. nirnt9c RbOtomapbr nete in Ct gddHas anHe6uns in uutrem
9rGoea 10 et hMS ,8un Rrfe pn S5 bis $45 per adr Stedben He@n bon ! bis 10
nN qnatwngna bon sid@6en aSWp aSsF bon an6JaDS mrbs, imhs este Sbr $50 aar
w .St Ndre unhohrng W S2LO pr Nder 90 N@r nnn 9emoher Sr Mode NOR
or1ee S1te bier nm tdnen Ne9n her. nicer eanbt.u neddbr 25 8nNbcs Der aMr be.
Ta@n I'M % m ~ m STtanSn or ceSns hos sgnas1t cmS iHa6barn. ab. Der tm, $3.50 per
% @ nG irn IaMe pie CT mnmnse Smppa6r ,Sn be6sn. nnS M, @e5en. 81. bgden bsa9tSheL
FMh hm S, HHmmeM nns oam omW obenphrl NOR 10 beht6tp nit ben ember @rtrn, bic e bier
a. me S@ w pn TG s@b 8S m9 T saE: E%n Tom, m mS l @Go SS@%T5 SSn mms sssn SmSs .Mlmhrnss
EGo Maes. Srn1n9r mr tr @Sdbrno CT ee Do9e bier NAT I'm Sortbruueen Jr Sin.
BE- S9nsS 81 nnensr lab mebur gSc6eMcbe, in Der Tde ems eanbrS. uMbc
easiP NJ nmGe aWPen 6rnhn, BE R6es Sbr eSet pehe. aHauer Yr @eanbur, elmer
hmr TndteG. nef Srm bghufe- tbn. NM nncr 9uo m ier nmo aud r fuc 40
aMNF .fnoS 2SSU per Idsr .2icebch, mnnen cbcnaus GucG ngTe, ennt lie ndths Smbs
t6r Loo ,aSEr nit NNtNn bedcn ,pnnen. Rnboem Die s6bre bes Scun Tcarbur mao
bern bergehhet tno,m emr lie h1b tire bcneS mm bnHu
s.. liner .Sooen 1T eunhr CHOCOLATE nit e6nllrrrrc @ucs iihhs &aMe. @nsae
2dhnces, eanof rr Stnta nno, Chi, no bNe .Sscno hes @ctens my Nm Sar erbt
pdpnb ser bhn n6t sabre maenonmen pmnm ir ghdTtn, grhffongHSaSprcHS nS
gUe. bon btndbe 200 Wdnrep. pc6e Gam ION ms fnhcn .wb bosrUc Mot onc goben
Pft pefautn nibcn
Platte River Valley Land Co.,
" adquart Fourth Ior Keenne Bldg, Omaha Neb.
C8fm s6uibu crpdbnc mon aeL bc 8hna)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Grtra Sargaim.

Era6iooae so ader Sarm nit eroben
Sirfaoicb. MGibinen. ernie. sGcs aui Ocl
Warm. pcaeu bubem FILTER Fir bios $4,000
an pcrfuuieu. NmBnblunG 1000; AciI Al
fluI GrpBcni .Sinien; lGnac Bell, ScIiirdl'
gsiacoriin. WnratbpH 9ouuih. 6tnc Wieile ANr
nirde. 0ann iest pocr ipGter bcBcpen lperoen.
aIstuhstus 4, Wnribiiclo. Isle.
geim S6reiben ertunbue man oisles SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Cute 8elesenbeit fir einen tii6tis
gen tatboliifcn Gr3t IN Stdbtfen nit
1,4OO G~infuobnern. @~cgenipdrtig nllr
Gin Ir5t bort anidiiig. gbreiIicrc:
Nep. ). Y. Sein5, Buffalo, Ninn.
9,13,u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

SarmfS ppptbeten gu perfaufen
our6 Srau8 8. &eibe & e O..
:. Stod I'M Sants unO Suiurnnccs
@ebGubc. llcber 35 Sabre grfabrung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
9atholilhc warmer!

aomnt nab sroclinss Gounip. benz
ganner.e ouniD bon SIo.3aiota. @robs
9ruien; feline Seblernlen. Sbonc faibcs
iibe airthe irno g%tarrfdnle. Ter YreiS
hes Qanocs 1T bon $50 ailfiudrts. Sir
n1bcre Nusitnft fpenoet 9ub al
REV. WILIIAMsT L. SHEAN,
Elkton, s. ID.
geim S6reiben rripdbne oiefes SIaii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Stelle geinft in Garage ober an
Sractor. Sabe gran1en in Iutpidyule
b eitanoen unb babe tractor grfubs
ring. 9ettider aotboIit. Ibreiiierc:
.. 8.-41O, bieies 8latt. S,3O,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Cute 0eleaenheit,

perbeiferte Surn,eu I'm iiio.oftli6eu aanlas
iaufen. 8eeeio etgnet jtb oor3iigli1 iiir
!aorn. lno gSct3enbuu, iopie Sieb5u1t. On
Seutiber faiboliiher arieoluns. (Jfeb. sluenit
II. SeimGnn, gfarrer.) On Der 9tdbe Der Gel
iino @asiclber. S9reibt nH
DRAIN & DIEBOLT,
Piqua, Kansas.
geim S6reiben eripdbne oiefes Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Slitableiter, Die earantiert Shus
$3.50, lpcnu Semano elm NIT
llnleren Mbleiteru periebenes 8ebdube
finoet, oas infoIge SIieidlaecs ME-
o%erbrannte. Y. s. 7tbbie Co., Stas
tion We., RaribfieIo, 8is. ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

- q. Wilstns. beutT1er abpoiat
unb Rotar. Hani u. endurance Bldg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Srs. Sappe II. Gantuntuine, Gragis
auf @ugen, Sbren, Naie unb Gals be-
i6rdnft. 973 Rain Ctr. Eel. 1904.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

@erlangt.-Suuse Dame nit suten
Seugniiien als Stenosrapbiitin. Rub
praftii6e &atbolifin tnb i'm Stanbe
lefn, beutih unb engliih gu idrei6en.
8e6alt SIS per Ronat. Catholic
2anb Co., Grafton, Colo. elsa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Bib bes 81. gnterS, Is Bel 90 3pu
9roB (pailenoe 0roBe gum @inra6s
men), in REDEEM Sarbenbrud mad
Der neuen Sleograpbs Wetbopc, porto
frei unb gut perpadt fir MIR 25' Gts.
%perianbt. 8eihefiet Gins fiir guer
Sciml Nan abreiiiere: Catholic
Erintina Co.. 9ubuauc. Sa. 2.17,ba
Ssim earstbes erpabne msn cen. pleiss slan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Sricftucdfel cruiiniht.-Seutiher
fatbpliiber Wittlper. 46 Sabre oft,
lpiiniht nit fatboIiihcr Game, 95 bis
80 Sabre alt, 5tpcds Scirotb in griefs
ipcficI 5l treten. 9ciiet Snrm in
8%isconitn. Siam 3cu9niiie ~Iiefcru.
Iorcliiere: S.-414, bielcs SIatt,
9,13,d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Wcine Sarm sm perfamfeu.-

UttUNt Uurm 5H bertnuTeN.-OUb
Gder bes beiten Wei3enIanbes in
Nortb Satuta. 10 Son tiefcr
idpar5er Pooen; 2ebnlsllnterlass.
@robes 3aus mo GROCER Staq.
@uter Nadinenifmppen. 8olig 9lls
tes @aiier. GiIterne uto 8inbmiible.
Sic Sarm lit gang cin9e5dunt. Siini
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

3u perfaufen.-Ginige gut perz
beiierte Colorado Carmen nabc our
Stabt unb Stride. Seutidc fatboz
Hide @esenb. Shrciben Sic an
Catholic 9anb Co., Strattou, Colo
Heieren5: Hep. 81. aiciier. bo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Nener 8entndp Sursbum Ntulafes,
'cds 10 Yfo. elmer i'll Site, $500
per Site. Bel 9eitequngen bon 10
aiiten $4.75. Yrobe fir 5 @ts. 3us
gciarbt. g. H%uicnblatt, Gainesville.
Aentlldp. 9,23,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
8ute 8addits. @tleatnhtittn

in einem reger stdbt6en i'm norb-otIifer
fpobrer meiiteuS bcuti9. Boralgt4er Balm.
bienft mad brei Ri1tlneen. 8IGbenSe fai6o.
ltf6e @emeirbe. 8eeenpd rttg bietet ft6 etne
SSefaafte: ''S Boz saeiOrp, aannSrSea sS rssi"
eei1dft, 9ruderei, S6mieoe, Widiuerp Siore,
WeSgerIaben. Aeitaurani.
Sabe e~benfaIs etne pppI Sau unb 9Pcs
~itaurart 5u berfaufen, S6reibt an
JOHN n. KENNEL. Emerson, Neb.
Feint Sbreibeu eripdbne man bicies gIutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
0riefipehicl ermiiniht.

Vriefiuediel eriuiiniht. - Sunser
fathoIii6er Sarmer III Sotpo. 3S
Sabre alt, iud)t 5ipeds Seiratb nit
oeuti6em fatboliidem Sarmmdbdben
in Srieftpe6iel 5u treten Senbe
photographic nit eritem Srief. Gbrei>
lierc: 900, bieIes 9latt. S.30,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

2annd su perfaufen.-26 Sub, bier
Gplinocr, Gnnopp Sop 2aun6 unb
p~oIitGnbis uisseitattet.
So5uiaeen ner. Sir Ndberes itreibc
on y. 3. gur 300, bieies 8Iatt. ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
&erlaugt= Mmieiqem.

Gretfe: 2as erftc WuI Gts. pro gSprti
onrilat 3 Cts. bro ggprt ieoc sgote.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

8Drn. nnb Slice . 2dnbereien in
Central Tipneiota. Idbise Yrciic
uno gebinglineen. S6reibt an Giber
WmrraD, Wabcna. Winn. 9,2O,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Mr5t sefudjt. = SeutifipretcnDer
&atbolit porge5ogen. Cute Yraris.
aunias Stdbtten init 1926 @inipobs
nern. Ioreiiicre: e. Cos, bicies
Vlatt. S,30,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
8riefmehiel eruiiniht. =

griefmehiel eruiinift. = Gburaf>
terpoucr fatboIiiher Serr. SO Sabre
aIt, iilht 5tpeds Seiratb nit gutter fas
tbolii6er Dame in @riefpe6iel al
trcten. Ioreiiiere: u. &.-441,
bieies 8latt. ELSA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Gfenennefmm

Stenengeinh. G~rfabrene iunae
Dame iltt SteGe ais Orsaniitin lino
Superbiiorin Der S6ulmuiif. Sam
bette 3eu9niiie Iiefcrn. Gbreiiicre:
=. S.-412, bieies 9latt. S,3O,o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Mhtana, Gathaiten!

aouImet nab benz 8betiloHc.l 9ale in WrnnI
uRo Jioberls Counties. e. SGi., 400 bic
gut entpidelt lne unb Der SobcH
aui 1T. gsir baben ibole Srooes, nnb aorn
iinb aleingeiretoe aeoetben porSiali6. gStr
babeu cine 5fpeiiernIbule uno falboIiIbe
!air6en. Stretbi at
MARTENS BROS,
Milbank, s.. Oak.
RsfersnS: Seb. =. 3, O'gleiu. Btarrer.
geinl S6retben erpabus uIsn bieies Blaii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Nntuus, antbplifsn! -aommt uan benz nm.
perulciniideH Ebcrtoan 9oultb, Mioutunn.
3as bette gnuo i'm Siauic. Qreiie mdBia.
pcinic Reoirguupcn. Gelcnn miro lbneu be,
Fcbelt. aommi. pdbrcnb bds ydno tilia N.
Rtp. 3pbn \. Gnisp, a9nfbolie COLONY" =,
GuIberifcn. Montana
gsim s6reiben erpdbas eieles gIait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

(Sortictung BON Der I. Scitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

(geim s4rtben cruabre mo eeH bite 8enuus)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Glne iA6ne Yarn

gsim e1reiben eripabne Siefes pI,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10
addition to Christian Church

Addition to Christian Church
The Christian church is too small
for the Sunday school and congrega
ton, and the members have decided
to build an addition to the church
work to commence tomorrow morn
ing. This addition will be built Ia
the east of the church, and will be
tic entire length of the present build
ing, and sufficiently wide enough to
take care of four or five class rooms,
which when thrown together, will add
greatly to the seating capacity of the
church. Under the leadership Of
Rev. Chas. H. Trout this church is
making fine progress, and with the
added room, great things may be ex-
pected.
The Building Committee of First
Christian church will be at the church
tomorrow, Tuesday morning (corner
Missouri and Lemon street) at 700
o'clock to begin the building of an
addition for Sunday school rooms.
All members and friends who desire
to make a donation of labor are re.
quested to meet them at that time to
begin work at once.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10
ROAD MEETING AT HAINEs CITY

The semi-annual meeting Of the
Central Florida Highway Associate
mccts tomorrow morning at $50 a:
Haines City and large gathering ia
expected. Roads are in better shape
than they have been for sometime
past and good deal Of interest "a
being taken in the splendid asphalt
roads in Polk county. Haines City Is
at the present time about the center
OF the completed roads which radiate
f-cm there in every direction.
Lakeland should send q large dele.
CATION to this meeting II for no other
reason than to show our appreciation
for the largest meeting Of the asso-
citation ever held.
Business Of interest to every com.
munity will be brought before the
meeting and the day will be profit
ably and delightfully."- spent because
Eaines City is arranging for fine en-
tertainment Of the visitors.
We ought to send twenty five or
thirty cars. Let's 60.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10
COMING CASINO DEC. IA
"The Fighting Trail"

A marvellous melodrama of a mans
mighty struggle for girl and a for
tune against the cataclysmic force:
OF Wild Nature and the lawless band,
OF marauders lurking in the shadows
OF the wilderness.
Here is adventure for you-a story
tseming with the most amazing SIT
uations. the most thrilling expert
ences. the most wondrous, death. chat.
lenging feats Of courage, endurance
and inbenuity ever screened.
And 1t will hold you in its grip be-
cause. for the first time. you will see
a photoplay serial in which the per-
lis are real; in which all the action
takes place before your very eyes
on rugged mountain peaks, thou.
sands Of feet high-over yawnin,;
cEasms-raging torrents-on tortu
nus mountain trails where one mis-
step means death.
1t all happens in the great out.
doors, where men and women must
Dc strong to vault the barriers of
win nature. The cleverest tricks Of
the greatest serials that have gone
oetore-with their trap doors. their
hidden hands. their masked Williams
working their evil within the safety
OF four walls-all fade before the
realities of such dangers a. you will
actually see in "The Fighting Trail ;.
And underlying ala real story
drama that will rouse every ono
tion within you. Love-Mystery-lntri.
euc- c-Adventure-all go to make a
super-serial that holds more genuine
blcod-suickening thrills to each ep,.
scde than you will find, all told. in
the ordinary serial. For the greatest
rhotoplay treat of your life, start
now-with the first episode-.or the
thrilling journey along "The Fight
Ing TRAIL" with William Duncan g
Caro' Holloway.
Friday. Coming at the sacino.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10

From
The Deep
C. Green e n

Now, II some one would only in
vent q Boozeometer that would make
whiskey taste the same coming up as
going down, life would be worth
while.
Many merchants are good Dealers
yet they never touched q deck o:
cards.
One thing we can be thankful for
and that is munitions are not made
iir Lakeland. We are IN no danger of
being blown up from the inside un-
less too much hot air is turned loose
in the Park.
Fee the animals at the Marvin Ho.
tel? George Warren has the cutes.
little Gold SEAL. ~
This cold spell makes you want t.
step lively. but think Of the awful
suffering in Halifax where the snow
is falling each moment.
Have you sent your Xmas box to
the boy? Get busy.
60
Hold 'em, Italy, we'll get there
soon.
Hipless women and bustless
statues are all the rage now.
Now that Ybor City is serving
whiskey in teapots. one ought to bc
able to get q snout full.
TEN YEARS AGO IN LAKELAND
Girl ate an apple and It turned in
CIDER.
FIVE YEARS AGO IN LAKELAND
Trees had to take out . DOG H.
cense to BARK.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10

Congressman Drane is gaining an
enviable reputation for doing lot of
good work for his constituents and for
Florida. AS he once said to me: "Tel'
the people that would like to hear
from them, because IL do not will
not know what they want" To Wis.
itors to Washington he is kindness
itself, as l know by experience. Dur.
ing the latter part of the last session
q man from Mr.. Drane's district
called upon him and was shown
around the Capitol, and finally taken
to the visitors gallery. where Mr..
Drane left him to attend to his du.
ties on the floor. After about an
hour the visitor went to one of the
doorkeepcrs and said: 'I'm a friend
Of Congressman Drane, of Florida he
brought me here, but want to 60 out
and look around bit. thought
would tell you SO I could get back
when ] wanted to-" The doorkeeper
who was something Of joker. said:
That's all right, but I may not be
here when you return. I'll give you
the password, so you can get your
seat again." Whats the word?'
asked the Florida man. "Idiosyncra.
sy." "What?" "Idiosyncrasy," the
joker repeated. "M-m-m. reckon I'll
stay in,' thoughtfully said the man
from Florida-Florida Grower.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10

The Woman's Christian Tenn
ance Union Institute will be cca|
ued at the Cumberland Presbyts|
church tomorrow afternoon, ovIpJ
the fact that. its length on rh|
prohibited the entire program t1
being completed. The change 70
Cumberland church is made becu
that church can be heated. All u.
beers and visitors are cordially
v;ted..
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10
And pacify the unhappy Russ.

And pacify the unhappy Russ
IA aad in the Romanoff mis'nts
From London town to Petrosrad'
And from Austria into Allah Mural
And the Hapsburg family, too,
And take the Mikado and his cnits'
Emmanuel and Mancheufew;
Then the entire rejoicing earth
Will gladly forget and forgive your
birth.
And If you'll take along some wes'-
ern czars.
Maso uerading now as presidents
In YOUR first, one-way trip to Mars
Ard make of them life residents,
There with their Conge's queens ana
kings,
They will look down upon earthly
things
Az far beneath scheming statesman
scholars,
Whose only gods. are almighty dol
lars
In this our worlds most perilous
hour. q
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10
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Professional Piano Tuner

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! ty and will not stand neglect. It
should be cared for regularly by
a competent tuner and repair man.
= A good plano will grow better un.
der skilled care In tuning and reg
uIating. I make no charge for ex-
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\ Phone No. 243 or leave orders at
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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10

The people opposed to q bond issue
over in Hillsborough have a perfect
right to be that way, and doubtless
have good reasons for their position,
but II we were in their places va
certainly would try to advance bet.
ter reason than that 1T is unpatriotic
70 start road-building now" That.
on the face Of It is too fiimsy an OK.
cuse for 1t to be accepted as the real
annimus Of the opposition.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10

The many friends Of Rev. ]. B.
Ley, who has been sick for the last
few days, will be glad to learn that
he is greatly improved and hopes to
be in full charge of his duties again
within a short timc.-Orlando Senti.
mel.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10

We do not believe that any but q
most extraordinary minister would
be encouraged to bursts of sublime
eIoQuence by the pectacle of a con-
gregation assiduously engaged in
knitting. The proposition that the
women bring their knitting to church
will, We believe. find no enthusiastic
response from the clergy.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-10

Rube Allyn is up In Washington,
and In q letter to the Arcadia News
says Park Trammell is on the job
every minute. "His courtly manners
and gentle thoughtfulness are redo.
lent Of Kentucky" Rube declares.
Indeed, Mr.. Trammell's character and
personality certainly combine in q
marked degree the "suaviter in
modo" and the "fortiter in re-"