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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-11

gen. Der Jieidsfansler DerOffentlifte
folsenbe Eruflamatiun: ySer &aiIer
nnb &Dnis bat beldlloiiem, bes Sbrus
mes sm entiagen. Ser Heidsfansler
mirb i'm Mint bleiben, bis Die eyrageu,
Die NIT Der Iboanfnns Ses aaiiers,
Der @er5idtleiitnns Ses aronprin;en
anf ben Sbron nnb ser GinIetnng ei-
ner &esentidaft in Gerbinbnns ite.
fen, erlebist iinb. Jiir Bic 9iesent.
idaft beabiidtist er ben 9ieidtstags.
nbgeor6neten Gbert als 3ei6sfansler
su ernennen nnb er idldst por, Daa
cine Sorlase eingebradt ueroe, fit
ben Grlaf eines Oeietes, nad) ben,
ipfort bns allsemeine stimmredt ein'
gefiibrt nnb cine fpnititnierenbe bout
lde MISUNDERSTANDING einbernfen
iuirb, bic enbsiiltis iiber bic fiinftige
&c Nesiernngsform Der bemtlden Na-
tion nnb iener @6lfer, bic lid Dem
Gcide nnidliefen iupllen, entldeioen
ioa. Der 3eid)sfanaler, TrinSMar
ppn 8aoen."
syrieorid ebert, Ser Sosialiitcn-
fiibrer, lit gum oentiden Geid)sfnns-
fer ernannt iuor6en. Gr bat cine Ere-
flamatiun erlaiien, in Der er iagt, er
beabiidtige cine @ulfsresiernng 81
bilSen mnb 10 idJuea uie m0glid Jrie-
ben at maiden. Gr iuerbe nerindrn,
Die ssreifeit, bic 6as Wplf errnngen
babe, sn befeitisen nnb bittet Staoi
mnb 2anS, ibm babel sn belfen. 81
erflarte, 8rins Mar BON 8aben babe
inter 3nitimmnns ldmmtlider
Staatsiefret6re Inn bas 9ieidtsfans-
ler-Nmt ii6ertragen.
glin Samstag mDraen nmterseid)-
nete Der bsntId)e Gailer bic gb6an=
fnngsurfnnoe. Der arDnprins mnS
Jel0maridall 3inoenbnrg iuaren au-
lueicnb. gebpr er nnter5eidnete, las
er nod cine 8utidaft ppn Sdeibe-
mann; Oann nnterseidnete er, iuDbci
er iaste. ,Gs mag fir bas Bette
9entIhlan6s iein." Nleih baranf nm
ter5eidnete and) Der arpnprins bic
@er5idtleiitnns amf ben Sbrun.
Cine 9epeidJe aus Berlin Iagt,
Erins 0iarimiliam nmb aae Miniiter
batten reiigniert.
Cine 9epeid)e ans gon6on meloet,
aud Der 6ersug Dpn Srnnnidmeia
Der Sduiegeripbn bes aaiiers, habe
reiisniert.
Geppr Erins War puu Saoem ieins
9ieiignation ais 0ieid)sfamslcr ambot
erliek er einen glppea an bic ySent.
id)en I'M Anslanbe," iuie aus 2ombou
beridtet iuirS, in bcm cr lie Dat, iif
nidDt bnrd Die Nanifeitationen scr
Sdaoenfrenoe mno bes 0aiies, biz
grOf iein miiroen, bas ,6ers idmer
MAIDEN 81 laiien. Sic iollten nidDt an
bem bentidDen @plfe persiueiielm. Sie
bemtiden Srnppen batten bis snnl
letten 9lmgenblif belbenbaft &C.
AHAVtA. ~uc JtClHtHttuuu Uuut StIuIl
i'm geiben nnb glnsbaner ge5eigt, iuie
tic ME Dorber seIeben ieien. Der
Sies lei oem bentihen 1plfe nid)t
pcrliebeu morSen, aber Sas bentId)e
|olf babe eincn sr0feren Sieg iiber
iid Ielbit nno ieinen Manbem an oas
9iedDt Der WadDt errnngen. glns oieiem
Siegc miiife man neue StGrfe iiir biz
id)meren 3eiten, bic beuoritanoeu, sic,
ben.
@ine 9epeidJe ans amiterbam bpm
Samstag n6emb iaat, Die yieuolntipu
in SentidllanS idleine iid) mad alien
Seiten, mie Elm lanfenoes tSener iibei
9entidlano, ans5nbreiten. Gs lei
Slnt sefloiiem, aber Yiorbtaten nnr
slnardDie, Die selu0bnlid init GeuOlii.
tiunen in @erbinbnng ltanSen, icier
uernieoen. Die WtaiIen bes @oltes
idienen aber binter Der Gebplmtion
81 iteben nnS oie Natofratie id)eins
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-11

titr thinner beleitigt Sn leln. Sagerm
lei cine 9tepnblif nmo Der proDilpri=
fdc Eraiibent bes eanbes lei elm TO-
sialiitiid)er 3eitnngsmann. Die @it-
telsbad- -9gnaitie lei pun Dem baberi-
iden Sanotag abseiett. Saperns 8ei=
ipiel luirfe aitfmmntern6 fir je6es an-
bere bemtide syiiritentnm. Sm Sad,
len lei Die Mepolntiun in uollem 0an-
&c. 9ie 6anptitabt Dresden lei in
ben SanOen Der HepplmtipmGre mno
Der &0nis i'm Besriffe, absnbanfen
uSer abgeiett sn lperSen. 9ns NiGi=
iterimm in Nartte,nberg babe reIia-
niert. Nm Sen GiIenbabnen lei ein
alsemeiner Streif i'm 0ange. sSeSen
9lmsemblid mOae elm fmrdtbnrer giir-
gerfries amsbreden.
Cine 9epeIde ans Ymitcr6am be.
bamptet, Die 9iepolntipn in 0entId)=
lamb lei 6itrd bic Hplideluifi in SIC
ne aelett. Der SDtidafter Ser 8olidJc-
milf in Berlin lei Der banptiadliditc
llrbeber.
Mns G0l1 iuirS gemeloet, oie Sic.
pplmtion lei bis jebt oroeutlidJ, ubne
SlntpersieRen, perlanfen.
Cine 9epeide aus &ppen6aaen
melbet, Der InfitanS in SentidlamS
babe iid) anf 6annuner, Slocnbmra
nnS nnoere Stabte amsgebefnt. eSm
Sdlesluis lei alles rnbis, aber mci-
tere llnruben ieien in S5nmbnrg por-
gefDmmen. Sm 9lltona bGttem 1000
Mann perindt, bic NilitGrbeb6roen
sil ltiirsem, aber iekt lei alles rmbia.
Mad offisiellen Seridten aus Berlin
lcien in Sannuber, a6ln, yramm-
idWeis nmo Magbebmra llnrnben
porsefDmmen. Seds oentid)e ariess-
idiffc, bic Dor sylensbnrg lieaen, hat
ten lire 8eidJiite anf Die 9ieoolntiDe
mare seridtet. Spater lei oasSdlads.
idiff pa0nis," beiien geiatnna sm
Den 9iebellen sebOre, senummem.
Sn &iel iDllen Gapt. @einiger nno
COMMANDER Seine pom Sem Wenfe=
rern eridlagen iein.
Grsbersog Mar, Der Srm6cr oes
aaiiers BON Ceiterreid), iDa anaeblidl
nerbaftet meroen.
amrt Glsner, Elm 9fiindJemer 3ei-
tnngsmann nnb berDorraaenSer So
sialiit, iol Der 9eiter Der 9iepolmtioa
in gagern icin.
slms aopenbasen iuirb aemelOet,
Saiier &arl pDm Ceiterreid) unS ieine
8emablin ieien aad Der Sd,ucis se-
flHdtet.
Gine 9epeidJe ans &ai9inaton mel
bet, Der bisberise Sentide &aiIer lei
am Sonntag in Spllano eimaetroffea
nno babe in oem Sdloiie WiibbadJtcn
Gnnrtier senommen. Sn ieimer Se-
eleitnng befane iid iein Sobn, Der
3runprin5, 9tad elmer an6erem 9epc.
idJe perlamgt man bon Soilamo, oas
es BEN 9aiier nnb ieimem Gohn in
fermiere.
Ser 3ns, Der ben friiberen oemt-
iden aaiIer mnb Ieinen Sobm nadD
Sollano bradJte, trai am Somutae
morgen nm bal6 adt llIr an Der
bollanbiidcn @ren5e elm. IN GDsbem
perliek Der friibere aaiier ben 3us
nnS gins ,eine Cigarette ramdlem6,
ami Der Flatfurm bes Sabnbufes aui
nno ab. Gr mar in Uniform.
slms ben Serliusr &citamrants iua
man Die SilSer oes aaiicrs uno Gu
benoorIfs beransgenpminen babcm,
aber nidJt oiejenisen Sinoeabnre's.
Die premkiiden Miniiter babcm
ale reiigniert.
Sn 6lensbnrs, ipu Erin5 SeinridJ
III elmer Tilla mobnt, ioll eiu Murb.
attentat anf i'm semadlt iein.
Der a0nig BON SadDiem lit, mic
ans aopenbasen semelSet ipiro, abae-
lest oSer fat abseoanft. Gbenip Ser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-11
Gin Monn betrat Elm 9ieItol,

Gin Mann betrat Elm 9ieltan-
rant Ii. beitellte cine SaiIe aaffee. Die
Gellnerin brabte lie ibm init eineui
Stiid 3lder, porauf er iie, auf ben
3nder oellteno, frageno aniab. Gie
&eIlnerin madte i'm anf einen Mn=
i6lag arl Der @ono aufnlerfian, mel
der beiagte, baB 5u elmer Saile aaf-
fee nilr elm Stiif 3uder perabreibt
lperoen bari, mno bemerfte.. ,,9tisr
Elm Stiid; aber riibren Sieses nad]
Seibesfrdften, ms gelliert Der 2drm
flitht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-11
Nunlurer 1910

Iopo @eOrsc fat erflart bic Al-
llterten beabiidtigten nid)t, sic sseller
pon 1870 sn iuieberbplen nmb fremSe
0ebiete 81 anneftierem.
llnler ariegs-9epartement erflart,
f1r Die Sariiffegrenben Splbaten lei
genng glrbeit uurbanbem, mam brau=
DIE iid ibretluegen feline Surge III
MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-11

Oie beIten 6rallen iillo natltr-
gcrnaB arn icbrperiten ferncn 5u Ter
nem- Sic lino bauptiadlid am Slid
ibres Wtannes un0 oil Der eolen slrt
ibrer &inoer 81 erfeiinen. Sic fontlcil
BON sSrellloen nur erraten, nber nicht
benrteilt merben lno erid)eillen aiiB-
Bcrbal6> ibrcr Sauslidbfeit mitimter
forlnlih bilflos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-11
9erb,

limo Sic baben ili6ts oogegen,
menn id) meiter itride, mdbretro mir
uns unterbalten2" frng Die Dame
ben geilder gSsn @egellteil, id3
bin Ser sInfidt oaB Seoer ieillcu
@eilt ullf ieine eigene @eiie au be-
idaftigen inhen iollte, mar Die Nut
mort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-11
San @rlanbnisldcime

ss. $. 9fide. 3uei 3immer sIubau.
slpente 3; $500.
@irs. gi, gtette. 9anNiion Ctr. 8epay
ratlren; $100
Slllills ooas. Grid Stop. allitin
gipao; $1,000.
5. Goldberg. stauo, sluitiu sioao.
5000
Sreo Sduette. @obnbuts. 9epine
StraBe; $4,000
Nus 9eutihlano fonnnt oie
9tnhrid)t, oaB sllbert 9allin, Ser Sc.
neraloireftor Der @amburg- -Mmerifo-
3anpfidliff- -@eielidoft, pIotlih III
Berlin geltorben iii.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-11

: aaaft ariess-Ss Ssarmarftm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
VACCINATION AGAINST TYPHOID
FEVER AND THE SMALLPOX

The following advice coming from
the United States Public Health ser
vice should be read by the public, ana
the Florida State Board OF Health
wishes to emphasize this method Oh
preventive medicine.
From the standpoint of health con-
servation and labor efficiency, it IS
imperative that such communicable
diseases as smallpox and typhoid few
or be prevented in all establishments
manufacturing materials for the fed
oral government. This is OF special
imnortance at the present time in view
Of the constant movement OF labor
from one locality to another, "nlch
facilitates so greatly the spread Oh
disease.
The experience of every civilized
country shows that complete protec-
tom is furnished against smallpox by
vaccination, and temporary immunity
against typhoid by incubation with
typhoid vaccine.
In order to prevent such diseases.
unon the recommendation of the sur
geon general of the United States
Public Health Service, persons In
charge of plants engaged in the man
ufacture of war materials are urged
to require every person employed un-
der them to be vaccinated against
smallpox and inoculated against ty-
phoid fever as now done in the case
of our military forces
The medical staff should be in
structed to take the necessary steps
for the enforcement of these meas
ures The need for them has already
been demonstrated by the occurrence
of isolated outbreaks of small Dox in
establishments engaged in the pro
duction of war materials through i'm
ported labor. These outbreaks not
only cause the quarantine of the per-
Honnel. but also interfere seriously
with the production of materials nee
e2sary to the conduct of the war.
The Public Health Service is ready
to cooperate in enforcing these meas
ures, and any persons calling at any
Of the service stations will, on request,
be vaccinated against smallpox or ty-
phoid fever free of cost"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

Mrs. Whitehouse, and ! must say that
each and everyone Of US were royalty
entertained. and all arrived late II
camp 90 p. M Sunday night, telling
the boys what a time we had,
We are allowed to have company
here and entertain our friends, so To-
r2orrow Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Whitehouse and little daughter are I
be our guest for dinner and ! vii,
right now extend to any Of my Lake,
land friends a cordial invitation I,
come.
Will close for this time. with kind
est regards TO each of my Lakelane
friends
| beg 10 remain.
Respectfully.
SERGT. WADE H. JACKSON,
Co. A. SSl Bin Tank Corps.
Camp Colt Gettysburg, Pa
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
SUMNER SCHOOL

Miss Anna A. Kellogg will begin a
summer school for pupils of the first,
second, third, fourth and fifth grades
on Monday. July 22d 1918, (ins'ead of
Goth as previously announced) Miss
Kellogg will classify any new pupils
or remove conditions. if. in her iudg-
iment, she thinks the conditions should
be removed See Miss Kellogg for
particulars.
CHAS. NJ. JONES.
1925 Supt City Schools
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

After fighting for fifteen wears
against the admission OF automobile;
TO the island, Nantucket voted recent.
" in favor of motor vehicles The
contest was one of the liveliest the
town has had in many years The
final vote was 1886 in favor and 29f
against The matter came up on tht
question Of accepting an act Of tn
legislature, repeating an act Of 1917
forbidding the operation of motor We
hicles. The election was OF more
than local interest. for a considerabl:
part of the opposition to automobiles
had come from the large summer col.
ony that goes three from many parts
of the country.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
Sergt. Jackson
Writes Another
Interesting Letter
Gettysburg. Pa, July Is, 1918.
Mr.. NJ F. Hetherington.
Editor Evening Telegram.

Editor Evening Telegram.
Lakeland. Fla.
Dear Sir Will endeavor TO write
you again and if you have space in
your column would be pleased 10
have you publish same.
The boys here are getting along
fine, all doing good drilling ami seen,
10 be taking a great interest in their
work. We were informed by our
company commander the other day
that our infantry drilling vii! soor
be over as We are TO have tanks here
soon and every one is anxious for the
day TO come when they can turn their
rifles into the quarter master sergean:
and take their places in the tanks.
and ! want TO assure you that | am
just as anxious as the rest as this in
fantry drilling is somewhat of an old
game for me.
The army OF today is quite diEerert
from what il was some years ago. ev-
en- from what it was on the border
al least so in the Tank Corps l have
my first soldier TO see who was under
the influence OF whisky l have no.
.ticed since being here that the swear
ing among the men is comparatively
nothing TO what il used TO be. also
that there are more men who attend
some kind of religious services on
SUNDAY The men seem TO be mora
Icongenial. What one has he is willing
ito share with the other. There is no
money loaned with interest; if anyone
has few dollars. he is willing 10
share ii with his brother soldier and
not try TO get his whole pay day in
return Now these are the conditions
which exist in the Tank Corps / do
believe that this is the best bunch o.
men gathered together that have
ever had the pleasure of being asso-
c!ated with They are all men-not
one whining child among them-and
am proud to be member of Co. 4
,SSl B'n Tank Corps.
The officers are just simply fine
First Lieut.. j. P. Shreaver the com
Spany commander, finer man I have
never known; second Lieut.. O'Con-
nors, just as fine and as jolly as they
make them; Second Lieut.. Morrison
Second Lieut. Burchell. Second Lieut.
Maxfeld, all just as fine as they come
and all the men in the company are
proud Of them
First Lieut.. ]. P Shreaver our
company commander. is also battalio4
commander, Company A being the
ranking company.
| Last Sunday there were seventeen
men from Co. A who were permitted
TO go TO York. Pa. and were carried
over in one of the large army trucks
and upon our arrival there, were me:
BY delegate from each OF the differ
ent churches and invited TO attend
services. which we all did. and after
services were assigned 10 diferen
places for dinner, myself and Sergt
Eastman being the guest of Mr.. and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
$4,000 REWARD!

Lakeland, Fla, July Il, 1911
The City Commissioners Of La
land will pay one hundred dollars
ward for the arrest and conviction
the person or persons who attsnt
to burn the Elliston building on
night of July 8, 1918.
i7719 E. c. FLANAGAN, Nayu
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
SUMNER SCHOOL

lnasmuch as there were mspv \
tagious diseases in the scbOO, J
year, I shall give those who hy|
by reason of having had mp,l
chicken-pox, or any other contsl
disease, or were conditioned an \
portunity to attend summer M
which will be taught by Mr.. RI
Gresham, beginning July %. See \
Gresham for particulars.
CHAS N. JONES, |
77O6 Supt. City SCHOOL,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

1t is little saddening TO read that
potatoes are selling in Northern States
for from s. 10 S. a bushel. When
thousands of bushels in Florida could
hardly be sold for enough to justify
digging them. A great deal of splen-
did feed was not utilized and many a
grower scarcely made expenses. when
proper control and distribution OF the
crop could have prevented these con-
ditions.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

The war will have made globe trot-
tiers of youths who but for it would
never have gotten twenty-five miles
away from their homes In this, as
IN many other things, it will prove d
blessing in disguise. When these men
go back 10 their remote sections they
are going TO take with them such a
collection OF new ideas that there will
be more progress resultant in the next
decade than in a century of undis-
turbed peace.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
GERMAN ARMY'S
REPUTATION G0l

The first battle OF the Marne
battle of the Somme. the defense
Verdun, Ypres, Amiens, Rheims
the approaches to Compeigne, SIM
mean one thing. and that is tia!
German army's reputation as an
vincible war machine is gone, lG'
H. return. 1.-The belief in our isn1
training has become superfuoas I
false" says a German general Wi;a
81 shall explain" he continues
why explain the obvious?-ChrSl
Science Monitor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

Our finished streets are mighty rice
and We are hopeful that there will
hone be left torn up by the time the
tourists begin 10 come in Tha: time
is1'. 50 far of. either.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
FRIDAY EVENING. July s6TH

Parents be sure and bring your lit
tie folks 10 Winter Haven on tta
hboye date: we want 10 entertain
them.
A double concert: The first half for
the older folks; the second part for
the children Come and have an en-
joyable evening with US
WINTER HAVEN MILITARY BAND
Ira Whitehair, Chief Musician
Concert begins promptly at o'clock
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

Those selects who left last nigh,
certainly had every reason to fee
that the people at home are behind
them and appreciate the sacrifice the
are making in going 10 the front
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

Hon. ] S. Bitch has made a
splendid Governor Let US hope that
his successor in the secretary's chair
will make as wise and capable chic:
executive
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
Myrtle Street Auxiliary
Meets Tomorrow

The Myrtle Street Methodist church
Auxiliary meets tomorrow afternoon
at 23O o'clock at the home of Mrs.
R. R. Blair on North Kentucky ave-
lnue. Every member is urged to be
present, as plans for the annual pic
mic are to be made.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

. There's . good deal Of unnecessaTE
fuss and publicity il seems to Us.
about the movements of young Cats,
who went Into the army as Captain,
over the protests Of the men of his
company. and who was later reduced
20 the ranks. Il is now announced
with a flourish OF trumpets, that he
has enlisted as a private Many be-
ter man has done the same and moth
ing was thought about it, 1t Us
hope he will prove a good private
ard. for Heavens sake. keep quiet
about il
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

Rev. c. F. Cheslizzie. quite dis
tinguished colored minister, will lee
ture at the First Baptist church n
Morehead tonight His subject viii
be When Will the War Be Over " H
is a man OF much experience. havina
travelled from England TO many part;
of the world and several years az
leetured here in the First 8aptis,
church. Only a small admission fee
will be charged and white people art
invited 10 hear him
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

German prisoners will not be
worked on road-building, hence the
hope that some help of this kind 10
build roads in Florida has gone glim-
mering The War Department has
decided to use the prisoners for agr!-
cultural work, and some may be Sc
cured for this purpose in Florida. We
could use few thousand of them TO
advantage, now that so many of ou-
colored workers have been taken, and
some shiploads Of those now being
taken along the Marine might be sent
over.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

friends will be glad to see him again
FOR RENT-6 room furnished
house, close in. Low rate II taken
at once. Phone $50 Blue.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

In some places workmen will not
take holiday on Labor Day. but will
give their earnings for the day to the
Red Gross. That is an excellent and
patriotic plan, exemplifying the true,
hut often-abused, spirit OF real union
ism.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

This thing Of getting back TO the
grind after a vacation. is kinder hard
but it's kinder good, too.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

The Greek classified music among
the sciences and studied the mathe.
NAUTICAL proportions of sounds.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

WANTED-To rent piano of excel
lent tone Best of care assured.
= Phone 1856 Green. 1928
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16

To become an "ace" in military air
service pilot must bring down al
least FIVE enemy planes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

Let US hope that Won Hindenburg
does not develop as many lives as
Villa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
AUCTION SALE

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At RESIDENCE OF SMITH BROS,
On Lake Morton Drive. Foot of
Tennessee Avenue
FRIDAY, JULY 18th. At 1.sO P. NJ.
SMITH BROS, being drafted into
military service will sell all their
household goods and furniture as fol-
lows; Library table, > oak rockers.
'9x12 art square. fumed oak dining
table and chairs, 9xl2 Crex rug. .
beds, springs and mattresses. > small
rugs. oak dressers. gas stove, Ice
box, kitcshen utensils, porch swing. >
porch rockers, shades. light bulbs AMI
shades. sewing machine, etc. All high
class. new furniture.
B H. HARNLY, ACCTIoNEER
Phone 4S6 Blue 772s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-16
SECOND ANIMAL BAND CONCERT
Given By
WINTER HAVEN MILITARY BAND

We cordially invite every child i
Polk county TO attend this concert
it's for your pleasure.