davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-03-07

Venezuela has made the use Of the
metric system compulsory in its courts
and public offices.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-03-07

A volume of smoke brings tears to
the eyes of every reader,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1918-03-07

Profess little, practice much
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

akona 4 X w. Echl'a 2 Eden, So. Oak,
jake. subdyakona. Mistrzem ceremonii
byf X. Dziekan, Jak0b WojtOwicz. Pc
Mszy sw. wygiosil wzniosla przemowe
zaiobna 20 polsku X. T. NJ. Sampolih-
ski, Y. w. Echl zas W jezyku angiel-
skim a to dlatego, re kosci6l nasz ME
tylko zapelniali parafianie / dzieci
szkolne ale / inni wierni z sasiednich
parafii. Nastapi}a eksportacya zwlok
ma cmentarz konsekrowany tuz Dbok
kosciola. Tu poraz ostatni X. Dziekan
Wojtowicz pozegnal slowami pelnemi
uczucia W imieniu S. p. Siostry Artalda
.jej w~sp6lsiostry, -dziatki i parafian i
zapewnaI zmarla, re i on / wszyscy
PuckOwianie ME zapomna jej prac i
beda do Boga zanosic "a mia modify
czego dow0d najlepszy to, re tax bar
dzo pragneli by zw}ok jej ME przewo-
Aono, lecz by One pozosta}y ma naszym
cmentarzu.
S. p. Siostra Artalda zOStawiia Sio-
sire w Zlotowie, w PruSach %Zachodnich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

ba wiecej, a talent muzyczny jest wi,
docznie wpojony. ,,Rozm6wka", kr6tkl
dyalog, wykonali chiopcy. jumping
Jacks, cos W rodzaju pajacy, wystep
ten og6lnie podoba} sic p~ublicznoSci
,,Rozm6wka', Mama z Zosia, wykona,
~ dwie dziewczatka szkolne wcale do
brze. Wystep p. t. Glass, r6wniez byl
doskOna}y. Ma zakonczenie by}y ~
czenia S~wiateczne, skladane przez die
ci szkolne. Potem by} przedstawiony ~
obraz patryotyczny z malutkim ry-
cerzem, Hieronimem Mosci1skim, kt6-
ry pieknie oddeklamowa}, Re ma juA
diva razy po try lata, a "a drugie try
lata, to bedzie TAXI duzy jak | tata,
malice jak widac bedzie dobrym anna
torem. Kolumbia re s%ztandarem gwiaa-
dzistym, poczem o~dSpiewano ,,Star
Spangled Banner" i ,,Boze cos Pol
ske". Dodac nalezy, re hala byla "a
pelniona publicznoscia. Doch6d z VIE
czorku czesciowo przeznaczony ma Pol
ske i Czerwony Krzyz. Siostrom Maui
czycielkom nalezy sic uznanie i SER
deczne slowa podzieki, "a tax dziel-
ne wystudyowanie dziatwy szkolnej,
kt0ra nadzwyczaj doskonale sic spisa-
IN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20
Odjazd Ochotnikow
Armii Polskiej.

Wczoraj odjechalo znowu sporo O.
chotnik6w do obozu KoSciuszki W IA
nadzie. Wiadomem nam jest, re Cd
jazdy ochotnik6w Armii Polskiej, Cd
bywaja sic diva razy W tygodniu, w
poniedzialki / czwartki. Wezoraj zn0w
zebrali sic nasi chlopcy W llczbie kill
kudziesieciu do Cent. Rekrutacyjnego
nr. 2-gi mieszczacy sic W budynku lie
dnoczenia, PREY Augusta / Milwaukee
ave, ably odebrac ostatnie ~instrukcye
co do wyjazdu, a Pc otrzymaniu tako-
wych i zalatwieniu wszelkich niezbed-
nych formalnosci, odjechali %popOiudniu
re stacyi kolejowej Polk i Dearborn,
pociagiem do obozu, ma cwiczenia VOL
skowe. A 20 otrzymaniu cwiczen, uda-
dza sic do Polski, ably broniC granic
jej, cd napadow nieprzyjacielskich. Ma
stacyi byli o~ficerowie rekrutacyjni, 10
mitet Obywatelski i krewni, oraz INA
joni i przyjaciele odjezdzajacych. Ze-
gnano sic ~serdecznie i mile z nadzieja,
re niezadiugo wszyscy zobaczymy sic
W prastarej naszej O~jczyznie Polsce.
Jeszcze sI0wko mlodziezy droga! Do
broni! pod sztandary Oria Biaiego. Pol
ska dis VIOLA kazdego swego wiernego
syna, pod bro6, ma polskie Ziemie. DIS
wiecej niz kiedykolwiek powinno wste-
powac w szeregi Armfi Polskiej. Wra-
cal kochany bracie do O~jczyzny W mum
durze polskim, a ME W cywilnym u
braniu. Honor i siawa t~owarzyszyc
ci bedzie, d chluba narodu pozostaniesz
DO wszystkie easy ME tylko, ty bra
Gle, ale i rodzina twoja. PanEetaj
O tenn. re r%ekrutacya dlugo ME potrwa,
eaten spiesz sic zanim sic zakonczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

i kilku braci jakotez siostry Paulina
Lgman i Margarine Kurowska W Chi
cago.
- Dnia 1890 b. m. Odbyi sic p0grzeb
S. p. Jana Milszewskiego, jednego 2
pionier6w Pucka. S. p. Jan 20 kr6t-
kiej chorobic, opatrzony sw. Sakra-
mentami, ~poAegnai sic z tym swiatem,
dnia 1890 b. m. Schema Msze sw. Cd
prawii przyjaciel serdeczny zmariego
Y. L. NJ. Sampolihski w asystencyi X.
T. Ligman, G. R., jake dyakona i X.
j. Wojtowicza jake s%ubdyakona. Blu
dujaca move zalobna wyg}osi} Y. L.
NJ. Sampoli1sl1i. Zwloki eksportOwaf
ma cmentarz y. Dziekan Wojtowicz.
Zmariy pozostawii zone i syna, kt6ry
"a dni kilka ma powr6cic z~Armii A
merykafSkiej.
w SrOde pOpOiudniu ugOszczeni pc
stare polsku przez X. Dziekana, wye
chali ksieza go&cie 2 Chicago do stacyi
kolejowei W Webster. oddalonei O mil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20
WieczOTek ROzmaitO$Ci
IA %JadWigOWie,.

Dziatwa Szkolna W parafii Sw. ia
dwigi, pod umiejetnem kierownictwem
Si6str N~azaretanek, wczoraj W sail pa
rafialnej, dala dow6d swej piracy, ma
polu %naukOwem, re n ME p~r6znuJe,
ME tract czaSu n~adaremnie, lecz wpa-
jane przez Siostry zakonne, W umys1y
m{odziutkpj dziatwy, mogliSmy wczo-
raj naocznie podziwiaG ich piekne l
zgrabniutkie popisy, kt6re ~niejednego
oica Tub make do lez rozczuliiy. Pro-
gram byI zajmujacy i tresciwy W ca
lem tego SlOwa znaczeniu, a skladaf
sic z nastepujacych wystep6w: VIA
zanke ListopadOwa, odSpiewaiy dzieci
szkolne z klas Sci i lei, PREY akomp.
fortepianu. Pc spiewie, deklamacye p.
I. Noe Listopadowa', wypowiedziafa
pieknie jedna z d~ziewczatek szkolnych.
OpOwiadanie o dniu ,,Dziekczynienia",
w jezyku angielskim, wykonali chop
cy szkolni, ~przebrani jake pierwsi piel-
grzymi z poza oceanu, kt6rzy wyla-
dowali W wolnej Ameryce, oko}o try
sta lat temu, w6wczas wladcami tel
ziemi byli przodkowie Indyanie. wy
step ten podobai sic p~ublicznosci. Kr6-
tka komedyjke odegrali, dzieci, p. t.
ME drecz zwierzat'. Piekna ia STU
czka i bardzo p~ouczajaca a zwfaszcza
dla miodych dzieci, wykazuje jak Pho
trus / Fflipek, drecza zwierzeta i W
psotny> spos6b postepuja 2 mimi, tym-
czasem Dorotka widzi ich niegrze--
czny postepek, dale i'm nagane | laje
ich, il gretchen to jest meczyc zwie-
rzeta. Wreszcie poprawiaja sic. Ma
stepnie odby{ sic taniec dziewczatek W
bieli re wstazeczkami, p. t. Autumn
Lassies", wypadf udatnie, Prey akomp.
fortepianu. Deklamacye ,Cudowny Me
dalik", wypowiedzia}y dzieci szkOlne z
klas Sci i lei. ,,Narzekanie ma trudne
lekcye", W jezyku angielskim, wyko-
na{y pieknie dziewczatka sEkolne. So
10 - ma skrzypcach odegral: ,,Wedro-
wnego Grajka" <Noskowskiego, ma
~ Teodorek Szczepanski, PREY akomp.
f~ortepianu, Heleny Szczepa6skiej, wy
pad{ doskonale, widac bylo postep W
muzyce i jezeli dalej studyowac be-
die, to ME ulega kwestyi, il wyrobi
sic ma porzadnego skrzypka. CORA ia
dwigowo'', obrazek dzieci ~bawiacych
sic ma ulicy, wypadf nadzwyczaj do
skonale i wzbudzii burze oklask6w i
Smiech gioSny ma sail. ,,Lekcya prosta-
czk6w", odegranA przez try dziew--
ezynki szkolne, podobala sic niezmier-
ME zebranej p~ublicznoSci, - MagduSia
i Jagusia. prostaczki wiejskie sluzace
u pa6stwa, biora ma zyczenie panny,
Stasienki, lekcye wymowy gramatycz-
mel, lecz dzieweczki wiejskie trzymajac
sic stanowczo swego (~Lamentoza) ME
chca wymawiac ~inaczej tylko po swo--
jemu, zatem parma s~tasienka, uwal-
MIA je cd lekcyi. Nastepnie - Solo ma
skrzypcach odegral: nKujawiaka",
WieniawSkiego, maiy skrzypek Ed
ward RatkowSki, PREY akomp. forte
pianu, wiadyslawa SitkOwskiego. Ma
lee r6wniez dokazaI, re przysziosc ma
swietna pred soba, praktyki potrze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20
I GTemi||e, So. Oak.
Wiasna korespOndencya ,Dziennika
e.. Chicagoskiego").

- Dnia 17-go b. m. odbyf sic pogrzeb
S. D. Siostry NJ. Artaldy z domu Julian
ny DuszyGskiej. w roku 1898 wstapi-
Ia ona W Chicago do zakonu Si0str No
tredamek, przez pewien czas pracowala
W s~ieroci6cu polskim W Chicago, POGO
stajqcym pod6wczas pod opieka Si0str
Notredamek. Pc odbytym nowicyacie
/ przygotowaniu uczyia s. p. NJ .Artalda
W szkole sw. J6zafata W Milwaukee
przez lat kilkanascie. Gdy u staraniem
X. Dziekana Jak6ba Wojtowicza zbu-
dowano 1 otworzono szkole W roku
1912 W Pucku (Grenville) Prey parafii
sw. J6zefa s. p. Siostra Artalda costa
la pr~zeniesiona ma to move miejsce,
gdzie przez szesc p~rzesz}o lat praco-
wala sumiennie i ~skutecznie wraz 2
towarzyszkami swojemi mad ksatai-
ceniem naszej dziatwy. Zajeta TAX
mozolna praca nauczycielska znalazla
zawsze chwil kilka, by czynnie brac u
dziai W piracy Ola Czerwonego Krzyza,
Pc krotkiej chorobie, opatrzona sw.
Sakramentami, z poddaniem sic zupel-
mem wolf Bozej, dusza jej p~rzeniosia
sic niezawodnie po nagrode wieczna.
Ma pogrzeb zjechai . Chicago, ILL.,.
~siostrzeniec &. p. Siostry Artaldy, X,
Tadeusz Ligman. @, r. Odprawii oil
uroczysta Msze sw. W asystencyi X. T,
NJ. Sampolihskiego 2 Chicago. jako dy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20
I PogTz6bu S,p. J6-
zefa P. Schroeder.

Nadzwyczaj okazale od6yl sic wczo-
raj pogrzeb S. p. J6zefa P. ~SchrOeder'a,
uaszego cd lat kilku wsp0lpraeowni-
/ a pelniacego pred zgonem wazny o.
bowiazek buchaltera. Clos bOlesny, ME
powetowany, jaki spOtka( rodztne, ma
wiedzajac ia wielkim smutkiem, byi
wprost niespodziewany. Mkt BOWEN
ME przypuszczal, ably S. p. J0zef JeSz-
cze W kwiecie wieku o Silnej budowie
ciala. o Swietnym charakterze m6Sl
tax nasle zlo&Ony bye wielkimi bOle-
seiami / wsr6d mich, tax predkO / ME
s~podziewanie SkOhczyG sw0j dOczeSny
zyWot. Jednakowoz wyroki Boskie SO
ME zbadane, p~owolany on zostai pred
wczeSnie W kwiecie wieku, pred trOn
Najwyiszego.
O. godzinie 10-tej zrana zebrali sic
uajBlizsi krewni, sasiedzi, przyjaciele
oraz ~reprezentacye TowarzyStw, do kt0-
rych zmariy "a zycia naleaai. zwfOki
zmarlego ekSpOrtowal z dOmu zaioby
pnr. 2134 Thomas ul., do kOSciOla Sw,
Stanislawa KOStki, X. Franciszek Cor
don c. r. Zarzadca ,,Dziennika Chica-
goskiego". Wigilie i N~abozehstwo Ia
lobne z asysta o~dspiewali: Y. Jan So
bieszczyk c. r. W asystencyi Y. Igna-
cego RenklewskiegO z parafii sw. MI
chaia Arch. W South Chicago 1 klery-
ka Leona KierStein, z Semlnaryum Sw.
Franciszka. Podczas n~abozenstwa pick
ME spiewai kwartet zieaony 2 pp. VIA
dyslawa Barwiga, Wiktora Jaidzew-
skiego, Tomasza 3. Blachowskiego, /
Antoniego Barwiga. Ma ,,Offertoryum'
odspiewala p. Felicya Stepczynska, So
10 = ME ~OpuSzczaj mas, ma nBene-
dictus'' zaS kwartet ziozony z pOwyzej
wymienionych spiewak6w wykOnai
,,M0dlmy sic W Panu" DembihskiegO,
pod dyrekcya p. Andrzeja j. Kwasi-
grocha. Pc ~odSpiewaniu Liberia" zwlo-
ki wyprowadzl do karawanu Y. Fran
ciszek Gordon c. R., W asystencyi ".
Jana SobieSzczyka @. R. i X. Ignacego
Renklewskiego. Trumne re zwlokami
zmarlego niesIi oraz honorowa straz
pelnili nastepujacy: Frsnciszek Bro
dnicki, BOlesIaw Kaszuba, G. Szcze-
pa6skt,> J6zef G. Mucha i L. WachO-
wsk, z Alumn6w Szkoly Sw. Stanisla-
wa Kostki: TomaSz Gordon, Stani-
shaw Mazankowski, A. Bartodziej i T.
Kotowski z Ryeerzy Kolumba, Ma
cierz Polska, Oddzia} 14-ty NajSw. l.
mienia Maryi; Tow. Sw. Stanislawa
Eostki, mr.. go Zjed. P. R. K, K6{ko
D~ramatyczne / Rycerze Kolumba, mr..
361 La Fayette Council, r6wniez
wy$aly swoich representation. Po-
grzeb byl okaza{y, przy powaznej gro
madce u0estnfk6w po~grzebowych. Pc
godzinie htej ruszono w autOmobilach
ma cmentarz sw. WOjciecha, W Niles,
gdzie tez zlozono zwloki zmarlego ma
wieczny ~spoczynek, ma parceli familij-
mel.
Odszedi cd la W zaswiaty, przyja-
ciel, wSp6fpracownik naSz o dobrym
~charakterze MAJ i ojciec, prawy Polak.
Mai Swietna przyszloSc pred sO6a,
do kt6rej z peinem pOSwieceniem da-
zyl, - DO sic kSztaici} ~wieczorami, lecz
niestety niedOko6czyl. z~aSkOczony
smiercia tax niespodziewanie. Lubiany
i Szanowany by{ on przez wSzyStkfch,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

kt6rsy 60 znali i z MIN stycznosc mie-
Ii. ROdzinie zmariego, w~yrazamy sio-
wa najglebSzego za4u i wSp0iczucia.
Mech ~odpoczywa W pOkoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

szesnaScie cd Pucka Daszego. Tam Cd
wiedzili X. Pralata n. Mensinga, Pier
wszego ksiedza wyswieconego W Stanie
Pol. Dnkoty. lego parafia w6wczas o.
bejmowala cztery powiaty - byli tez
pomiedzy jcgo parafianami nasi Ka-
Subj, kt6rzy zakiadali podwaliny dzi-
~siejszej prosperujacej osady polskiej.
T.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

ma Town of Lake molina otrzy.
mac vDziennik Ghicagoski":
STREJSMAN -.
1909 LOOMS utica
HONDS-
Alma ul. ! Racine v
LOPACINSKI -
1869 Gross ave
S. ITALIAN -
1912 w. 51-ts ul. Sklad paszy
BOCHNIAk -
1915 w. 43-cia Utica.
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-11-02

the Constitution Of Louisiana" and each
elector shall indicate, ~ provided by the
general election laws of the State, fo1
which Of the propositions he votes.
HEWITT BOUANCHAUD,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative
FERNAND MOUTON,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF
the Senate.
Approved: July II, 1918.
r. G. PLEASANT,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
JAMES J. BAILEY,
Secretary Of State.
ACT NO. 217.
House Bill No. 252.
By Mr.. w. Carruth Jones.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to the Con-
stitution Of the State Of Louisiana,
making provision for the support Of
/. the Louisiana State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
the Louisiana Shte Normal School,
the Louisiana Industrial Institute, and
the Southwestern Louisiana Industrial
Institute.
Section /. Be it resolved by the Cen
eral Assembly Of the Stste Of Louisiana,
two thirds Of all the members elected to
each House concurrinG, that the follow
ing amendment to the Consultation Of
the State be submitted to the qualified
elseton Of tie State for. their adoption
q ssjsc4ion q IL eons1sssiensl election
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

What do you think of snow in july
and not in the polar regions. either.
A st. Petersburg man who formerly
lived in Jamestown, N. ", recently
received a copy of his home paper
which told of snow storm that Wis
tied jamestown July 3. The snow
lasted only about 5 minutes and OF
course none of 1t stayed on the ground
Nbut for five minutes, in the middle Of
the night, snow fell heavily. This Is
a record for that section. Although i,
is cold up there and snow is not un.
usual even in spring and fall, this Ii
/, the first time snow has ever fallen il
July. But now there is only one
month in which snow has not faller
In jamestown. That is August. N,
snow has ever fallen in August
Heavy SHOWS have come in May ant
there have been SHOWS in June ant
September frequently has snow. Thi,
is period of unusual conditions IL
1.-THE world and nothing that happen.
should be surprising. The world seems
to be upside down in nearly every
other respect. Petersburg indie
pendent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15
KEEP FIT

The soldier must be in good rhys
cal condition to do the best fighting
he must keep fit.
The general who commands l,
must keep fit-General Penhis
would rather miss a meal than y
setting-up exercises, and the Gena
always is in the pink of condita
The commander-in- chief, Presiis
Wilson, keeps fit by giving two hou'
each day to exercise, in the open
If possible
1t is just as important that we, bod
in the home line trenches, keep ft Il
we, too, must carry on day in and D
out until the war is won. lllhaf
and lost work days are waste 81
the nation cannot countenance Vs
during war. And by keeping lit '
release so many more doctors a
nurses.
Only the fit man can do his DIV
which is his BEST.-Pensacola !a
nal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

The South Florida Press Associa.
ton composed of as patriotic and in,
telligent body of men as there is in
all the land sees nothing more than
a suggestion-and far from peril
nent suggestion-in the instructions
of the War Industries Board to news,
pagers to cut off all exchanges. They
will, therefore, as we understand it
ignore this suggestion, which evident
ly emanated from some one wholly
uniformed as to the effect of such q
ruling. Exchanges are the tools ar
editor must use in producing a news.
pepper. If all of them were eliminat
ed from the mails 1t would not result
in as much saving as If any one o.
q dozen bureaus" of questionable
usefulness were required to cease
sending out their tons of stuff t
cumber the waste baskets OF thu
newspapers, The latter cannot bu
feel that the most patriotic avoca
ton and the most useful to the gov
eminent is being sadly and unneces
sarily harassed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15
says the dispatch:
Heels will be low "

Heels will be low"
We knew it was coming. As year by
year we have watched the skirts
growing shorter, the heels higher and
the shoes taller, we have realized that
some time the limit must be reached.
There was danger that if feminine ma
ture was left to take it's course, there
might come time when it would be
all shoes and no skirts. We are glad
that the strong hand Of the govern
ment has been interposed while there
was a margin of safety, so to speak.
Now that one question has been de-
cided, why shouldn't the government
compel men to shorten their pants.
There isn't a masculine person in
Jackson who doesn't envy the trim
snug neither apparel of the soldiers
When we see knee-breeches at the
movies, we all marvel at the docility
of mankind with straight legs, which
has tolerated useless and unlovely
fluttering trousers to impede its move
ments, because of q style set by Ma
,roleon the Little because he wanted
to camouflage his own crooked
shanks.
II women again get their heels back
to earth they will never again return
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15
A dispatch from Tallahassee 8,

A dispatch from Tallahassee says
that j. s. Bitch DIETER known in
this part of the State as SIM, has
been elected by the Board of State
Institutions superintendent Of the
State prison farm at Raiford in place
lof d. W. Purvis, who will take a
place in the State highway depart
ment. We are afraid it's a bad swap
and very likely done to serve political
ends. Mr.. Bitch has made Governor
Cats an excellent secretary. When he
took the office, the governor prob
ably badly advised, was keeping the
State In turmoil. The improvement
in affairs as soon as Bitch became
secretary was marked He knows ten
times as much about the State as
Cats does, and that he has been q
staunch friend to the governor We
Nave had plenty of evidence. We dare
say he will manage the State farm all
right, but he is better suited for 9th
er duties. The State could hardly
have found better man than Capt
Purvis to manage the prison farm and
putting him in the State highway de-
partment, which as conducted now is
a good deal of superiority, is driving
a square peg in a round hole. The
public will find out soon why this new
deal Of the political cards.--0cala
Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15
HIGH HEELS AND LONG "PANTS'

Wearing high shoes with high heels
is not much longer to be an iralien-
able right of American women.
The government has issued its de-
cree. 1t has informed shoe manufac-
turers that next year they must build
no feminine shoe to a height of more
than eight inches, and they must re.
strict the colors to two shades Of
brown, and black and white. And
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

FrOm
The Deep
e. Gre n

And, speaking about grass, | don't
like to cut my lawn any mower.
The Times-Union has raised its
price to twenty cents week In
Union there is strength at all Times
Carpenters usually give you a
square" deal.
The man that leaves his watch be-
hind is surely ahead of time.
No matter how dull business is We
never hear of the postoffice putting
on a sale.
The man that signs a contract 10
Ibuy a thousand crawfish has good
many claws in the contract.
Soldiers guarding schooner laden
with tea remind you of duty on tea :
There are just as good fish in the
sea as ever were caught but fish i'll
the hand is worth two in the push-net.
Mother used to have a rolling pin
that had four holes in it, but she could
use it just the same. She used to
call it her Holy Roller.
Pep originated in canine. You
never saw a dog do anything slow
he does it snappy
Heard farmer ask the other day If
they were still bottling Bay Rum in
bond:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

Since last winters extreme wealth.
err, coupled with a coincident shortage
of coal, more people are looking to.
wards Florida than ever before They
are fearful of a repetition of these con-
ditions next winter and thousands are
planning to escape the unpleasantnes
by coming to this sunny cline. It will
prove to be both wisdom and economy
on their part.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

AS the government seems disposed
to run the newspapers-in such a
way, too, as to run a good many OF
them out of business-we would like
to see it take the newspapers over
About all that is left for the newspa
per owners to do is to finance theil
propositions, and they are patriotic
ally willing to turn this branch Of the
operation over to the government
along with the rest.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

The Sebring White Way says. Our
prosperous neighbor county, grand
old Polk, is certainly to be congratu
lated upon the magnificence of her
asphalt roads. With the exception Of
about two miles just out of Mulberry
the going is a Joy forever"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

There are many geniuses of many
kinds in the world, but few there are
who have the ability and versatility
to write as good a poem and provide
as good a fish dinner as George
LiZotte.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

The perversity of human nature is
illustrated by the fact that travel, ap-
parently, was never heavier than
since the regulations have made it
more difficult and expensive.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

We've just looked over big slice of
the country, but found no section that
could compare with Polk county, eth
er in quantity or quality Of good
roads.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

to a fashion inaugurated by the i,rl
mondaine-not more than will men
content to abide by the decree Of NJ
poleon III jackson mich. Paue
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-07-15

AS always, the Evening Telegram
will be first with the war news when
there is any. Pay no attention to
wild rumors, but-when you see it in
the Telegram, it's so.