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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23
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Dts fparfame Saus.
fran. gr: .Srieba, tbu' bod ni1t
INNER 70 Disl Sal, ias Gfsnl" -
Gi.: ND puul, Gals III 10 10 bill
ligl'
S5fIi6. Salls sis meins
Geoihte ni&t ber,penben tOausn. mol.
len sic bisielb,n in Sbren eei6dsteH
papiertors psrfsa. - S4uIls Ste
tsrGt.
3erFrsut. grpfsfor (beT
Gin pon tbm ssTanhtss G.oi4t mad
tur5er 3eit I'M 9Iatte s.orndt FinDst);
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- BUR Grautufroes -
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rem <snten frsieeipro6sna1 -
9;rSalsin @.6ssanpolt: ~ylstn -
bisIe unsalantsH Msni3enl'
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Der: .llni.rs Deins fno DON sinsm
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-SimtIis R.ser. arnnhsr:
,,Was III osnn bas fir etn G.Tdrsi tn
tsr Snbrmarttsbub.g- - etnbsimb'
Fasr: Nd, ba fp.rben nur bi. beibeu
glessr pi.bsr frif& seiirihsn!'
-gaIIseiprad. d. Serr: ~Snd.
bise Srau fpareu m gfritG, babeu fpObI
au4 ben rDaiutonig" g.febsns- -
syrau prpsbsimer: -Mis 5aibt gefes
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Wsuttsrs" - .Sn Sresben.- - .llnn
tb in GIepelanS. nidt pobr4- - .Sa'
pobl.- - SGns. cine Deii. iibtrlesenb,
ruff: .DiriliA .in mtr.pirbiser 3us
Fall. baS mir Srsi uns sstsoffsn ba.
bmls
gtu nHbaufbartr
Gpbm MDrit9. Iptelt duf Der
Seigt bas gUripteI gu .aOhensrin-;;
lin yrsnub besLsi.d ibn. DIR olte
5irberthdl bSrt stn DsiI6sn Sl. -
Rad stn paar 1nttn ias. er mtBs
biIlisenb. ,RoritHs, mas brauhIt
De su fpisIsu 10 lsif, mo- ID D'r
Ss,,,g saS gsia4is ne Si'''H' t's 600
- WeutS yergeben. gtto.
ter: ,... @ubtro,m bdbtn gle ii4
Ssr g,amtcnbefe6uns fAulbts &c.
madt.- - Dieb: .Gber, Ssrr Ri4s
ter, ipt,fo hsnn9s -- RiHter: .Sis
babtH bsm poIissibunb, Der Sts uIfs
tpiirts, cine MurFt Gngsbcten.
GARNER; mas beuIit Du
Ssrn, 5rduh.ua- - Grau: Nd. Tos
eben tomms it aus bem Star. llniere
I1Sufts aab III bsuts RaHt trspirt. -
farmer: .Sa, ia, mas ftub mir bod
fir nihttss Gsf6Spfs duf bisfsr Grbt.'
mtbberfdubuib. Stdo.
ter, .mit f5areu Sts Gbr ben
S6pttneItGII 10 uabs BEL Der DObnung
babe.2 DoS iann bod uRmDslicb &c,
iunb isiu!- - GARNER: %. mrht
niats, BET mir mar nod ME q Saa
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23
Usts 0elbnsartte.

Spnusrstas, 81. 6sbsuss is1a
HE i&ea ass ben gfeaEtpst tanS. ilms
idteH ~ eriesen ii, barsu be panfen
beufe nit WoutiRfsrbetten hssl bsf@atflgF,
su& pas bis Ra&fraes Hs6 Dsrlspsn
tine guts unh bic 8insgeten unptrdnbfrt.
dir DarieteH uuybep ecA bsn tansss w
beremnef. BE 8aiier vlsetrtsn Darlsbea seE
fa9. ebsnfaus - ~.
nisAfei ssf Ssp usH
pnfben ~ Bari jps!zen Banter ssrfsuft
Die gpunserrsie beirdst soe Draus pei
$1,000
NsAief esf susypa,
GiAt. Ws6si auf Asnscn nhresn ~
At Srp BIB. Gtsrlins quotirt. Bed
isl suj Nsrlin pnFbsH ri&t qustirf; fiir
UsAfef auI 4asiS t7.76e pro 6rsne. ani
'Gmaersam ls.2E PRO Duicen. He9ieI
aug Bisn pusben MET eupttEt Iires
~, 0lubs( 1EJ4c, Gto6tolm pro &fsse
sAi0s. Gssnes t&Awsta) 2sKs.
Gsssriss Assis.u1sats.
Die umidts In bisiiseH Gleariushosfe
bsfieiea ~ Seate ssi eT,SsS,s+s.
sssss-esssstass.
Die QltisB Der 9rueter d Gamble 90.
,uaren an4 bsuts siessr ionanefbeub uHb
fen im yrsite Gtip gities GsS eom. bsts
ssa fipaS ~ IeibeH. HsSiasft pursen:
~ IN - lasse
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

Waildfii6e $50--125, Gtoders nnt
Jeebers $6.M-10.
BuIlen. - Ser Maarit mar
sttpas lebbdttsr unb biz preiie no,
rem fietig
1ette gulleu $10-10.75, Bologna
1926 -9.75. egtra $40, magere unS
leifte $6-S.
RdIber. - 9H gutter glndEroge
ftiestn bic prsiie 4euts INN 26 =
5Oc.
aeidte weals $1376-l4, fair
bis CUTE leiGte $10.50-l3.75, Or
bindre unb grObe $6--9.
g 9Dsins. - Der Nlarft mar
Iebbaft unb bic 9rsiIe itiesen nm
etpa 25c per 100 pfunb.
@usgepdblte fdpere $17.25,
mittlere unb gemii4te bon 100 Yb.
aufipdrts $17.25, Tdpkrs lsi4te
bon 140 Wfunb aufpdrts $17, lei9ts
ppn 120 bis 14O pfunb $16--16.5O,
nerisl BON ITO pfunb unb barunter
$12-14.5o. Gdas $10-15. Stass
$1O-13.75.
S9afe unb 2dmmsr. -
Nur tpenise CUTE Gdafe maren I'm
Warfte. Die pusiIe paren ftetts.
SHofe. - 4ussrleiens BIB ertra
$11--11.50, fair BIB CUTE $9-11,
orbindre $6-S. gods $40 unb tpes
niger.
aGmmer. - Gute bis anserltfene
$16,50-17, fair bis CUTE $16-
1850. fseonbs S15-l6, orbiHdrs
$12-14.
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3ufubr.
@trfa bt.
Rinbp. Gftpein. Sdnft

Rinbbieb. anfanss mar
Der Martt lebbdft uub itari fir bic
beFsren 0uoIitGten. bic anberen
aber spursn Iangiam uno um 25e
niebrieer. Gute Gtoders unb See
bers fnb In gutter RaHfrose-
WlittIere unb iapere Stisre $40
-12.5o, llsiider Gtiere $40.
anserfrisne bis ertra $10.25-u,
ssiik S7-S.25, oiserIfsne bis sytra
$3.50 - 10. GaHnsss Ss-675,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23
e.IS, gsnts sub aftisu in asu y0r'

Qeffi{iepspiere purbeH 90 5K-SXx
bisssntir. He9fef auf 80 isoH sarsn ifetis.
Sar - 7ase tA72, Gommeseial sue 50
1sss sA7i1 :. s,Hs ,i9s M1oz, ,.;. ssssi, e,s,
s.7kX 4abei h.7eT; Rart, feline luoti-
runeea; Qroneu. isine luotiruussn, psl.
ldnStIfje WuIoeu Sidt 4Skc. &abd az,
Sire Gi@t ais. Rabsl s.7s. Ruba Si4t
10; &sbef lSK. Subsr. BaueH e63S,
NerifsniiAe Collars 66. y
Nfttelmsrft-gs uurbe ttute elm
Erud gum Desiauien suseehbt nne be
Drstle bsitea babsi % leiosu. Die S4lab'
nolirunQsH hsnben In bea nsifen Salen
unier beaea Son oeherB.
2ibestp SXx 'EonbB f4lofes ~ s6--
% l4, bic trfsn ~ ~ s1.4o sns sw
Sseiten ~ ~ e7.26.
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alusipdrtise Rarfte.
Rsp lort, 21. ifetruar

IVY ~ - -As. USr
WelfAforn. Rarlt feit; ailr
brieb 30. 2 eslbes $2.134; RO. 3
selbss $2.02a; RO. 8 tpeibes s2.29l
aoifsu unb Gratt Rem gprt iofor'
tiger 9eriaubt; 4rssntines $2.2c
T. o. b. Gars.
Safer. - mar.t Part; natarli&e'
$1.O5-1W.
9dlite. - Wiarft nominal; Bogp'
ia 34-35c; Central Gmeriea 33-
34.
2sosr. - Martt ftft; Seu,Iot
Gpte go. / 48c; RO. 2 45c.
pOri. = Taarit fart; Neb $52
GdgnaI3. - Warit ftarl; WiSbI'
Weit SN.10-27.20.
Sals. Rartt fIau; Gitp Spe,
eial lDfe 174e.
Ter Rarit fir bic anbsrsu grtihl
mar unperdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

- Da bic gonien unb Htrfeu
sefern, am aDdfbinsien's Gebusts.
tag. eef@loHsn tliebsg 70 iino inii
Ausnnbme ber wiebmdrfte teint
Dstdnbsrunsen IN ben AnOtirunetn
~ Dsr5ei@nen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23

G&mats. prima Gtsam
1886 B.10; Gamilp 25a-264e.
SroderaefaIaenes Gleiid.
Sbort clear Seiten 261 PIE: eytrc
ibort clear Setten 26-26te; furde
Hippen 28-26ac: Bellies 28t-
o8Ae per pfuno.
Geran9trtes Gteif9. -
Ghort clear Geiien 2St -2oc: ertra
iborf clear Seiten 28s -29r; fiir5e
yiippcn 28a 29e: gellies 30n bic.
Sugar gureb GIetfh. -
Gdinien 29}--30Sc; Nieir.c GduI.
tern 23A A24c; greatiait Bacon 37h
--39c; S9ultern In padsttn 24-
243c: Retp Dorf giit 255-26c: ge.
trodnte Beef SdaItern 34--3IAe.
Gubgep1deftes Gleif d.
Gtbinfen 25-25ac; a,ieiiic g6nI,
fern 20e; Bellies 34-36e; Gd)uliern
IN Badeten 21-21ae; gae,p yprf Gut
DO. 2t-21ac-
3rif6ts GIeif&. - S4its
ZEN. Ioie 234-24e; Yicnic ShMltern
'19a-20e: StuItern 21A-22e; fur.
&C Rippenfeiten 24-25e; j9ort clear
@ippenieiten 24-25e; egtra ibort
clear giippenfeiten 24--25e; Ieitte
Bellies 32b-33ae; i&spere DO. 81
--82e.
WebI umb Getreibe
Mebl. - Dintsr pattnt $10.80
-11.15; Wintsr fanep 5000; @in'
Ter familp $9.70; Dinter eytra $8.70;
Dinter orbindre $3.50; 5artes Mei'
sen Yatert $10.50--11.00; 6drtes
Mei3en fancb $9.75-1O.25; Sartts
WeiSen familp s9.00-10.00; glorth'
tDeit,rn semiIdtsS $10.5o--lL26;
Rossen, Gitp, S10.50-11.25.
Wti3en. - Der Mnrit mar itt'
tie; go. 1 rotbkr $3.50; 80. 2 ro'
tber $2.19; go, 3 rotber SILT; Ro.
4 S2.12-2.13 per Bu.
Wslf6iorm - preife fef.
eim Gar go. 4 selbes, 1872 Gtu4'
tisteit bra4te $1.85 unb cine Gar
Ro. 8, 1913 aeuHttsteii, $1.95 per
gu. - m<iBss aoIbentorn $1.50-
1.60; selbes Rolbsniorn $1.5O-1-.
90; semiidies aofbcntorn S1.B-
155; iptidEs aern 75e-$1.25.
Safer. - Ro. 2 ipeiber $10l;
etnnbarb tpcibsr $100; 30. 8 tpeis
bef 99c- 81 90; 90. 4 tpeiber 81
90e; Ro. 2 eemiIdter 98--99e; 90.
3 sfmiidtr einbeimii9er 96-9Se;
Ro. 4 semifdtsr 94-96e.
Rogsen. - Rn. 2 S2.20-2.22;
Ro. 5 s2.1s-v220; Ro. 4 s210---
2.J8; peobe $500 -21O.
Wbfsfes.
Gs tuirben bette 100 1Gfer auf
Der Bats ppn SA60 per GaIlons psr'
iauft.
@ rpefytes.
Raffs. Saba 27-32e; Tlo.
do N-S0c; Guatemala fanfp, teine
0uotiruud.
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preiIe fen. = NrpiIers Jipei piuiti
unb bdrunter 28c; Grptrs uber 5tpe
pfunb 28c; 616M 22-26e; 6abnei
biirfen bis gum / Mot ni4t perfaufl
ipertcn: 9rutbiibner bon s-10 Pb,
90 26e; bo. NIT trummar Druif 18e;
Guns 8e; iDeibe gnten 27e; farbts'
25s; gGnfs 1S-20t; alte Fanben
$1.5O per Dubenb.
Dbnunb Gemfis
2itrpnen. ~ California $3.50
100 per Rite; 2iuves $2.75-3.0o
per aiite..
Draugen. - Gloriba $475-
800 per Rife.
Mranas. Ssie Of pines a.,
50-5.00 per grate.
0rapeTruit. - Gloriba $S.s
25-4.26 per stiite.
erbbeeren. - Sloriba 35e pei
Quart.
aepfeI. Sonnfbon $3.50
$500 per gbf. Gmoiebouie $3.50
500 per BEL; Rambo aspfI S4.25
--4.50 per gbl.; Grimes golben $6.s
90 per Bbl.; 6olf gaixr $3.50 per
Vbl.; pippins $4.50-5.00 per 4bl.;
o.btndre Gorttn 75e-$1.00 per Bbl.
Somatoes. - 1reibhaus 15--
20c per qfuHb; Glorioa $3.Oo-3.2o
per Crate.
Rartoffeln. - Mi6isan 81.
10-2.15 pei 100 pfunb Sod ulf
Dem Geleiie.
SibfartoffeIm Rnnep
0ou $2.00-2-25. porto gfieo $1-6O
-1.45 per 9aHper.
gurfen - Greibbrus $1O-
L75 per 9aibenb.
araut. - Gdnifdes $65.o0-
1000 per 5on auf bsm @eleiie uno
$4.M per 100 gfunb bonn Stors;
Gforiba $4.o0-4.50 per Crate.
etedrHben -. $2.4o-2.5O
per Bu.
wsibe Rabem s25o-2.75
pet 8bl.
3niebeln. - GeIbs $3.50
2.75; ipeibe $2.50-2.75 per bunbsrt
Plumb Sod nuf Dem @eieiie.
Crime gobnem - GdbIi4s
$3.50 400 per Sanrper.
aarottem - Ginbeimii4e 81
80 PET 8bl.
Sen. - Ro. ] Simotbp $33.75
-34.OO; gao. 2 Simoihn $32.75-
1915; go. 3 simotbp $S0.25-32.'
90; go. 1 semildter alee $500
1880; SO. 2 gemifttcr alee $3.50
300; go. / Rice $32.50-33.O0;
Rp. 2 Rice 5000 80; alfalfa
$3300-37.00; Rossenitrcb $500
--15.5O; aBeisemitrob s15.o0-15.s y
80; 9aferiirOb s15.W-15.5o pei
aonne.
WHbfenfutter. - Die preis
Re fir &lsis perben feitseiebt auf
elmer Yaiis bon 3S yro5ent Der
bur6idnittli4en Rotten bon Weiaen
tn Der Usiibls. Die preife bon anbe'
rem Mei3en Wiiblenfuttsr iinS:
Sbort ober Gtanbnrb MibbIinss
$2.00 iiber bem preis bon al.is,
semiidtes sguttsr, $400, WeisWibs
bIinss $500 iiber aleis, Rsb DOG
$500 iiber aleie.
Gdmereien. Warft ter;
Rleeiamen $18-50-2L00; per Blu.
bonn Gtpre; Simotbp $3-75-415;
sJla4sidmea $3.50 PEI Bu.
Berf9ieoeneL
Dele. - Martt itetis. - 2sinol
rDss.s $1.40 pr gnIlon in partien
Don Id 8bl.; S1.55 in partieu
BON 10 Gallonen; go. / aarboI
$1.3s-1.4O; Dintsr.1eit $1.63-
1.6S: Cotton Seeb Si raff. $L&
per gallons; Serpentin 52e in par,
ii.u BON Is Sob; petro!eum Obio
Carbon Gtate 9eit 12ae; Spe3tal'
Gorts lac; Reb eroipn 0ofoIin 25e;
Raptto 3oc per gailpne.
Gals. - Der Wm,t IN fef. -
D6io gtDer s2.01 sss 9ti. Don 100
plumb, JubrIobn binaussfiist
Salg. - Warst itari. - prima
gits, 174-17ac; bo. Gountrp 15-
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g chr unbeanenl

s5rml 9rufeIIor; g8eiBt on nod,
oieien Slidibeder babe ih Dir aus BE
uebig mitoebra6t. Gin gutter GinfaI
uidt pobr2+
Grofeiipr, rn1ide1o: .@etpib, es
pdre iebr unbequeHL iuerm er nod
BORT itdlioe!"
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3uder. - preife felt. - Raffis
nirttr Gu! Cool 10e; pcipb.rsb 8ac;
gronulirisr Sc; gonfsttionsrs .a-
Sac PEI 100 pfunb; Rsip SrI.nns
clarified peibsr SIC; bo. seIbsr Sc per
pfunb.
MpIaffes. - Wlartt iietis. -
Rsn Orleans Oppen atttsl 65-
85e; Centrifugal 50-60e per gaIs
lone.
Rtis. - gy!ra fnnrp Senb o.
9ae; fnnen S1-Sae; fronb Seab &C.;
ee6ro&ener TIC; Sapau st-8Ae.
Dairp.prcbuft.
Butter, Marst sismIid, Ieb,
baft. y,reifs iisiis. - @bOlemiIi
crtra 531e; GentrnIi5eb srira 5le;
GcntraIiJeb firiis 49t; fsc0nbs 48ie;
syanep Dairp 40e; podtng Stod 33
---S7r per pfuub.
Rdfs. - Wartt feit; Obio 27e;
Rap BORT 27A-29e; gcrbipsitliHer
28-30tf Gdlpeistr 40 csc; Gin,
burger 31--32c: Bird 30c PEI pfb.
Gier. - 3ufubr srSber; Wiarft
fhpdf<r. prima firms Siibnsrsier
l50t; iirits 49e; rrbindre iirfB ASc;
fetpnbs 45c per Dutsnh.
GsfIGssL - mafst Essaatti
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Gbteasp, %. syebr.

g dpsine. 3ufubr 10000;
Wartt idpa3; Bull $17.25r17.5o;
lei4te Sites, gemif4te ST.
17.55, fdpers $16.60-17.5o, rauhe
$16.6o-1680, Gertel $12.75 =
1926.
Rinbpteb. 3ufuhr 5000.
Wtartt ftetis GiHbetmiidg Stiere
$8.75-14.15. Gtoders unb Geebers
$7.50-10,90, aii6e uub Setter $6.s
6Q-l.90, &lber $8.76-l4.25.
9 4afe. = 3sfiibr 5000; Wartt
ibetis. Sddfs s10-1325. Canine,
$13.50--16.75.
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Giebnsarft

Cincinnati, %. 5ebr. 1913.
3nfubr unb Dtrianbt fir bic IeB'
ten "a Stinben. ptrgliheu nit ben
porbersebenben pier 9agsn, iinb ME
fclgt:
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Qte Ghre.

nItsr Shibienfresinb: so, min
iuoIIen MIR peggebenl Tii nirimfi
nber bod neinen S5nilSfncMen nrit2"
Braa (sefr1nft): Sd persiGtc
baz ast be beicaaers GsTsls
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Gbteage, 81. Sebruar.

Ghteago. "a. Jebruat.
Mdittprh - Gdr WGra on,
Sdiub $1.272. Diir Waai s1.26S-
1-27t; am Sdlub s1.27f.
Safer. - 5ur Wldr5 9Oa-93c;
ON Sdlub 93e. Sir Tlai 6st-
90sc; am S&luB 90te.
Rossen. Ro. 2. $40.
Gerfis - $1.65-2OO.
aimotbp. = $5.O0-S.25.
aIee. - S22.0O-33.O0.
pprf. - 5iir Uiai $45.75-5O.'
55; am S9Iub $50.55.
G6malo. Cir Yeoi $26.37--
1887; am @9lub $26.97. Giir Suli
$27O5-27.25; am S6lub $27.25.
Ripperieiten. - Jiir Mdi $25. SO
1920; am S4lub $500. Sir
SuIi $26.20-26.55; am S4lub
$26.55.
guttrT. - Wiarft niebriser; greas
r,erp 44-49lc.
eier. = gSarft bobcr; 3uf,ibr
/ .463 aift.n. syiriis 51Ae; crbinarp
firiis 4s-5Ose; aii benz Rarsi 40
sic.
aartoifeln. = Dlartt nieoriser;
3ufifbr "a Gars. Miscpniiu, MtinnfD
fota unb Wlitism Bull $1S0--
LBS; DO SGds $1.80-190.
GsfliiesI. - 2cbenbes. Wartt ME-
briger; SpriRsers 28e.
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glewg) g)srler 1onb, stirnnaen,

9l4alsa ssn. Ar... ssnl gls gas. sss: a.. s!N
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-23
9dsIi6er Wsarft.B eriA,t,

Gtuainuati. q. Jsbr. 1913
Die na4foIstnb.n QuOtirungm bs-
sieben ii@ nur auf gngrosS 9ransafs
tionsn. Nsi ileintren Gefddfttn iper.
ben sttpas bSb<rs preife btreMnei.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27
CLASSIFIED ADVE RTzSLNG
BIGGEST BARGAIN IN LAKELAND

7-room house, bath, electric lights
and three lots, all for $1,100. Must
be sold soon. G. J. Williams, Tele-
gram office, or phone 337 Black.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27

PIPES WANTED, ga or / inch must
be in good condition. State amount
and lowest cash price. Box 26S,
Lakeland. 7354
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27
FOR SALE-One 1917 five-passenger
Ford car. Phone "a or 1870 for par
t,culars. 1909

FOR SALE-Eggs for hatchings:
from Bealwood strain (direct) 8.
I. White Leghorns, $3.50 per Is.
$500 per 100. Baby chicks Sill
per 100, or 15c each. Guar
anteed fresh market eggs, go cents
per dozen. Also have few hens
for sale at $3.50 to $3.50 each.
Lingerlonger Poultry Farm. |. A.
Armstrong, proprietor, Route B.
Box 25A, Lakeland, Fla. 7119
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27

TANK, good size, wanted. Must be in
good condition, State capacity, low
est price. TANK" Box 1888, Lake
land. 1856
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27
CATTLE WANTED

II you have stock Of cattle for
sale, or only yearling, suitable for
range use, will buy what you have.
1907 D. H. SLOAN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27

WANTED-2 laboror for railroad
work. Grading by the yard clear
ing and grubbing by the acre, all at
good prices according to class Of
work. Also so day men for rail
gang; 50 per day of nine hours.
Apply at Parkers Commissary, Pal
metto, Florida. 1858
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27

m, .oRED MAN WANTED to cleaI
about 5 acres timber by contract Z"
miles ou'' Iva 1866
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27
TO THE PUBLIC

This Is to notify all concerned that
all outstanding accounts up to March
18th of the Polk Lumber Co. are due
and payable to Messrs. H. T. Smith
and J. H. Woodall, and all debts con-
tracted prior to March 18th are to be
paid by these parties. Since March
18th will be responsible for any
debts contracted by the concern and
al! amounts due the Polk County
Lumber Co. since that date will be
payable to me.
1927 W. FISKE JOHNSON.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27

GAS RANGE wANTED-Latest STYLE
s'ate WV" 1866
land.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27

p,cycLE WANTED Must be in soou
condition, state make and loves ~ees
nrice Box 1888 Lakeland. low
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27

IL acres miles from Lakeland on
asphalt road. Two acres in Swear old
grove just coming into bearing, bal
ance combination truck and citrus
land. New 5-room plastered bunga-
low with bath and fixtures. One of
the incest homes in the country for
only $4,000, with terms. G. ]. VIII
liams, Telegram Office, Phone 337
Black.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27
WANTED

A gentleman of 45 years N 70, - az
farm the acquaintance of lady %. .. % %
or 40 years for the mutuai Dsu ..a .
both parties m,.nom 1865
care Evening Telegram
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-03-27

FOR SALE-A pickup-residential
site, corner on Lake Morton Drive,
riparian rights; beautiful ard pic
turesque Owner must leave town.
Apply 1904 Success Ave. Phone 1885,
Green. 1857
New Britain herald., 1918-11-12
DIR. SOLF ADDRESSES
APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
Enforcement of Blockade
VIII Cause Millions to
Suffer Hunger Pangs.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE appeal
of DR.. SoIf, foreign secretary at Berlin,
for intervention by President Wilson
| for mitigation of the armistice terms
to save Germany from starvation, was
delivered to Secretary Lansing today
by Minister Sulzer, of Switzerland. It
was sent Immediately to the president.
1t follows:
Convinced of the common aims
and ideals of democracy the German
government has addressed itself to the
President of the United States with
the request to re-establish peace.
This peace was meant to correspond
with the principles the president al
ways has maintained. The aim was
to be a. just solution of all questions
in dispute, followed by a permanent
reconciliation of all nations.
Furthermore, the President de-
clared he did not wish to make war
on the German people and did not
wish to impede it's peaceful develop
ment. The German government has
received the conditions of the arnis-
tice.
AFTER the blockade, these condi-
tions, especially the surrender of
means of transport and the sustenance
of the troops of occupation. would
make 1t impossible to provide Ger
many with food and would cause the
starvation of millions of men, women
and children, all the more as the
blockade is to continue.
We had to accept the conditions,
but feel it is our duty to draw the
Presidents attention most solemnly
and in all earnestness to the fact that
enforcement of the conditions must
produce amongst the German people
feelings contrary to those upon which
alone the reconstruction of the COM
munity Of nations can rest, guaran-
teeing a just and durable peace.
The German people, therefore, in
this fateful hour, address themselves
again to the President with the re-
quest that he use his influence with
the allied powers in order to mitigate
these fearful conditions"
New Britain herald., 1918-11-12
LARGER SHIPS, NEW
PROGRAM OF SCHWAB
Signing of AImistice Will Not Affect
Nations New Maritime Industry
At All.

Philadelphia, Nov. 12.-Signing of
the armistice will not affect the gov
ernment's shipbuilding program, ac-
cording to Charles M. Schwab, director
general of the emergency fleet corpo-
ration.
The continuation of program" said
Mr.. SchWab, will be the biggest fac
tor in tiding over the period between
war production and peace conditions
The situation soon will adjust itself
however, and the whole labor problem
will straighten out automatically as
the readjustment goes on.
"Our tonnage output SO far has con-
sisted too largely of small vessels, be-
cause we had to take anything we
could get to meet the necessity But
rs per cent. of the tonnage has been
in vessels of over 1000 tons. Now
We shall turn to the larger cargo
carriers Of ten to fourteen thousand
tons. Following the big carriers will
come the large passenger ships, which
sooner or later must be constructed,
if we are to compete with the shipping
of other nations"