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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21

CZYTELNIK0W.

Panle RedaktorZe!
Czytajac niezwykle ihteresujace
wyklady Ora Judsona z Chicagoskie-
go Uniwersytetu pod tytulem: The
Threat of German World Politics.,
sadie, re ME cd rzeczy byloby dodac
jeszcze jeden i to bardzo n~iebezpie-'
zny spos6b, kt6rym Niemcy usiiowa-
Ii zawiadnaG Swiatem.
Pr6cz p%odboj6w, grabieiy, intrys,
kontroli handful | przemyslu, ich &C.
lem bylo narzucenie Swiatu jezyka
niemieckiego i zrobienie go oficyal-
nym nawet tn W Ameryce.
To zadanie miala tutaj do spelnic-
mia ich organizacya ~,,Germanistic =
Society. (Swojetgo czasu Ogiaszana
nawet W. angielskich pismach n. p.
Daily News.J
Urzadzala ona odczyty i wiecej -
Ia latajacego uniwersytetu socya}6w,
kt6rych wyklady r6wuiez ME So czem
innem jak tylko ,,camouflage" ola
niekt0rych bardzo uczonych profeso-
row | kipku innych bez czwartej klep
XII, a kt6rzy - zamiast wszystko in
ne odsunaG ma podrzedne miejsce /
ca}y sw6j rozum poSwieciG piracy da-
zacej do wygrania wojny i patryotyz-
mowi, Sciagaja iatwOwiernych slu--
chaczy pod sztandar ,,bolshewikow"
i chca z Mich zrobit kandydat6w po-
koju "a wszelka Gene i to ~jeszcze pod
plaszczem lojalnoSci.
Odczyty tejie organizacyi C,,Ger-
manistic Society," odbywaly sic ma
wet W takich miejscaCh jak Art In
stitute", zawsze W niemieckim jezy-
ku, PREY zamknietych drzwiach i "a
specyalnymi biletami. Ma jednym z
Mich W setna rocznice istnienia pah-
silva n~iemieckiego (jeSli sic ME my
lie CO do d~okladnosci daty 1890 sty-
cznia 1910 przewodniczyf i glow
nym | jedynym mowca byi niemiec-
XII professor z Chicagoskiego uniwer-
sytetu (nazwiska juz ME pamietam).
w ciagu swej mowy ma temat: die
deutsche Sprache" 6w niemiecki pro-
fesor 2 tutejszego uniwersytetu -
z Gala energia shiny nadzwyczaj kiadf
nacisk ma obowiazek tutejszych Mem
COW uproczywie | bez skrupulu wy
suwaG niemczyzne naprz6d twier-
dzac. re re wzgledu ma ich wrodzona
nienawist ku Amglii, n~aturalna po-
winnoscia ich jest Emusic a~ngielski
jezyk do %ustapienia pierwszenstwa
niemczyznie.
w ~odczytach tych brala wyiaczny
udziai klasa wpiywowa i majetna, I
ME div, re ich systematyczna pro-
paganda przyniosia i'm chwilowo
dose powazne rezultaty, gdyz n. p.
>, TAX chlubnie zasiuzona" Board
Of Education, a znacie ich nazwi-
ska? nadzwyczaj ochoczo przyjela
jezyk niemiecki W publicznych szko-
ZACH, podwoila liczbe niemieckicn
profesorow / podniosla ich pensye W
wysokim stosunku. Jak otwarcie /
energicznie oni W tym kierunku pra-
cowali, MONA wnioskowa6 z tego, re
Otto Shultz, professor W Lane szkole
W swell klasie podczas nauki oswald
cyl, re on trzyma z Niemcami i to
SLIME.
Juz przepadla Deutschland ueber
Allies" i przyjdzie deutschland un-
der Allies, a wy wszyscy tn W Anne
ryce i W Chicago, a jake, muscle
sic naucsyG pc a~ngielsku, a CT W Eu-
ropie po polsku I pc ~francusku.
Zygmunt Wisniewski.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21

kie wladzc czyniq juz odno5nc
zarzadzcnia cclem zlikwidowania
swych agcnd urzedowych."
Wobcc wyl2czcnia owych ,,pe-
vnych agcnd" zauwaza czytelni-
cy nasi, &c .~polska' adninistra-
eva w Kr6lestwie mic wicle be-
die tymczasem miafa do czynie-
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21

Prncujcsz w Gr0dnieAclaR - Rup 50.
BILE tam DZ;ENEIK CHICAGOSKi
6mialo czytat poIska gazette w tramwa.
1u gdy jedziesz do domu. Mech pozna.
Ia o~bconarodoW cy nasza siis ncZebna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
pieTWSze kToki Po|skiegO
Ministeyun.
I ,,Polonii" paryskiei czerpie

Z .Polonii" paryskiej czerpie-
my:
Prezes ministrow Kucharzew-
ski wyslal do ,austro-wegierskiego
min. spraw zagranicznych, hr.
Czernina, i do kanclerza Rzeszy,
hr. Hertlinga, depesze nastepuja-
ccj t~reSci:
Mann zaszczyt najuprzejmiej
zawiadomic w. Ekscelencye, re
dis objale'm urzad prezydenta
ministr6w Kr6lestwa Polskicgo.
w obccnych warunkach wojen-
nych i politycznycl1, urzad ten
Jest szczcgolnic trudny, odpowie-
dzialny. Tym.wiecej licze ma sku-
tecznc poparcie w. Ekscelcncy,
W nroim dqzeniu do budowy pam
silva polskiego, ma podstawie "a
sad, oznajmionych w aktach
dwoch dostojnych sprzymicrzo-
nych Monarchow Z dnia 8 listo-
pada 1916 r. i IL wrzeSni9 1917 r.
Prczydcnt ministrow:
Kucharzewski."
w odpowicdzi nadeszly Cd
przedstawicieli mocarstw central
nych nastepujacc odpowiedzi:
JE. JWP. Kucharzewski, kro-
lcwsko-polski prezydent:
Mann zaszczyt wyrazic mole
najuprzejmiejsze podziekowanie
za depesze, kt6ra w. Ekscelencya
doniosi mi o objeciu przez siebie
urzedu polskiego prezydcnta mi
nistrow. Pragne dac PREY tel spo-
sobnosci wyraz pe}nej hadziei, re
powiedzie sic w. Z. speinienie, z
pomoca spofeczcistwa polskiego,
wysokich oczekiwan, ktore Pol
ska stawia pierwszemu reprezen-
tantowi swej nowopowstaiej VIA
dzy paistwowej, a to mimo wiel-
kich trudnoSci, zwiazanych z O.
becnymi stosunkami wojenneml.
Pozwalam sobie ziozyG w. Z. mai
serdeczniejsze zyczenia z powodu
Pahskiej nominacyi i prosze Pana
by zechcia} bye przekonanym, re
nietylko, Z n~ajgoretsza sympatya
sledze ~panskie usiiowania, zmie-
rzajace ku odbudowaniu Pahstwa
Polskiego ma podstawie aktow Ii
stopadowych i wrzesniowych,
lecz oswiadczam zarazem chetna
gotowoSc ich p~oparcia."
Czernin.
JE. J. w. Pan Jan Kucharzew-
ski, kr6lewsko-polski prezydent
m%inistrow.
MAN zaszczyt wyrazic w. E.
mole najscrdeczniejsze podzieko-
wanie "a uprzejme doniesienie o
objeciu urzedu prezesa ministr6w
Kr6lestwa Polskiego w. f. moze
nj zaufac, re bedzic mym .stara-
MEM popierac Pana W kazdym
kierunku w pahskich dazeniach
do pomySlncgo rozwoju paiistwa
polskiego, ma podstawie zasad,
proklanowanych przez ]. c. NJ.
Cesarza Niemiec, Mcgo Najdo-
stojniejszego wladce i przez ]. C..
NJ. Cesarza Austryi, apostolskie-
go krola Wegicr, w dniach ) Ii
stopada 1916 r. i II wrzesnia 1917
=. Sprawiloby mi szczcgolna ra-
dose m6dz w. F. powitat w maj
blizszym ~czasie, W cclu omowic-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
[IINzM11
WAl2N
Ma PalaCa Egzeme

Tiuste maSci i smarowania mic powinny
bye uzywane, jeteli sk6ra ma pozostac "
dobrym stanie. w kazdei apiece "a S5s,
hub $1.00 "a ekstra duia butelks, dostan
reno. Uzyts podiug przepisu, skutecz-
ME usuwa egzeme, szybEo usmierza swierz-
bienie ] goi p~rzypadloSci skory, a take
bolaczki, oparzenia, rany i odparzenia,
Przenika, czySciikoi. Zemo Jest czystyr.
podnym ~zaufania j tanim, przeuikajacym,
antyseptycznym pfynem. Spr6bui 60, DO
sadzimy u mic ~uzywanego poprzednio ME
lest tax skuteczne j zadawalajace. .
The E. w. Rose Co, Cleveland, o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
mia ustnego z w. Ekscelencyq
wielkich i ~powaznych obowiaz-
k6w pahskiego urzedu."

- Kuryer Poznanski z dnia s.
grudnia donosi:
Przygotowanie gabinetu mimi
steryalnego idzie bardzo powell
ME. Zdaje sic jednak, re oglosze-
ME o skiadzie osobistym gabinc-
til nastqpi teraz juz W najkrot-
Sym czasie. .Gazcta Poranna"
zaznacza, re p. Kucharzewski do
szedi juz do porozumienia Z wig
kszoScia kandydat6w. Jcszczc tyl-
10 ministeryum aprowizacyi ME
jest obsadzone. w sprawie tel
prczcs ministrow konicrowai Z
Eustachym Ks. Sapicha. Sklad
gabinetu jest juz ustalony co do
os6b. Wejdq don mianowicic, jak
wymicniaja, osoby zblizonc do p.
Kucharzcwskicgo, PIP. Mikulow--
ski-Pomorski, Brudzihski, Stani-
szcwski, Bukowiecki, Janicki,
Michalski, Kaczorowski i Ziclin-
ski; mic jest jcszczc natomiast
dcfinitywnic okreSlony podzia}
tex. Co do togo NIGGA zajst powa-
zne zmiany, IIr. w. Rostworow-
ski z~ostajc szcfcm kancclaryi pre-
zesa ministrow, p. Tomczycki re-
fcrcntcm do spraw szk6f wy
szych W ministcryum oswiaty ina
miejscc p. Brudzihskiego), P. Ma
kowski zaS wice-ministrem spra-
wiedliwoSci. Wszyscy cz}onkowic
gabinetu nosic beda tytu} mini
strow, nazwa departments ME
bedzic uzywana.
- Jak donosi yKuryer Poznah-
ski" z d. 4 grudnia, Rada Regen-
cyjna wyslaia do Papieza pismo,
w kt6rym zawiadamia go o obje-
ciu wladzy zwierzchniej w Krole-
stwie Polskiem i prosi OLGA Sw.
O blogoslawienstwo
- Jak sic ~dowiaduje warsaw
ski korespondnet krakoWskiego
,,Kuryera Codziennego" nieba-
WEN zacznie ukazywac sic w
Warszawie Monitor Rzadowy
Krolestwa Polskiego oficyalny Or
gan rzadu polskiego w guscie
Journal Officiel'', ktory oglaszaG
bedzie urzedowe komunikaty /
enuncyacye.
- Pisma warszawskie doniosiy
re w ceremonii ,wprowadzania'
Rady Regencyjnej, ktora mlaia
miejsce dnia q listopada, wzieli
udziai oficyalnie konsulowic
paistw neutralnych, a mianowicic
Hiszpanii, Holandyi, Norwegii,
Danii i Szwajcaryi. Me dowodzi
to wcale ably rzady tie uznaly Off
cyalnie Rade Regencyjna, jake
prawowity rad polski, albowiem
konsulowie, ME bedac reprezcn-
tantami Acknowledgements, utrzy-
muja zawsze stosunki Z w}adz2
faktyczna, ME wchodzac W to,
czy Jest ona prawna, czy tez mic.
- Wiedenski ,,Kuryer Polski"
donosi z Lublina pod data % Ii
stopada:
,,Tako o~stateczny termin obs.
cia calcj administracyi w krolc-
stwic Polskim przez organy pa1-
silva polskicgo W niemicckim OBJ
szarze okupacyjnym, postanowlo-
no dzien 1 kwietnia 1918. L pod
admiuistracyi polskiej zostana jc-
dnakowoz wyiaczone pewne a
ecndv, a mianowicic zarzad
poczt i tclcgraf6w, kolei, c~zescio-
oo, co1nTn,ctNyn
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-28
Sunshine Division of Home serV'oe RIvsls Battalion of Death m
 Real War Work.

RosHn's Battalion of Death made its women immortal by death-defying action at the front. Amerlca's Bat talion of Life bids fair to merit im- mortality by its life and strength giv- inc action in the home trenches, con- nact,ng directly with the men who go ever the top.
 A new kind of womens arm! Has come into being. It is called the "ouh' shine Division" It started under uh' usual circumstances. Margaret Wooo' row Wilson, the presidents daughter known for her patriotic war service; her aide. Major Oakes, and a small proup of friends, including Miss Mar icrie Brown of Atlanta Ga, daughter nf one of the leading men of the S"uth' sud q relative of the president were
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-28

d,scussing women's part in the war and the importance of enlisting the effort, talent, and activity of every woman in the country. The need or organization and direction of that time and talent not already devoted 10 def1- nite war work was recognized, and ont of the discussion came plans for conserving the patriotic effort of every natriotic woman, and more especially the young women of the country. The "army" to he recruited was designated the "Sunshne Division Its scope of service is limited only by the ability of the enlisted women to serve, and there is no woman ineligible for serv- ice except she who is already doing Ter utmost to help win the war. Par ticulars are available from Maj A. r. Oakes, now stationed at United War Work head"laYtcrs. Dallas. Tex.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-28
->@7-@-"-"@~-"->-|~'>0 .,oIlv 0s mllitnry authorities. being equnu! "9

military authorities. being equa"! effective In its relation 10 Nic'ol3
 The "women soldiers ot me 'u shine Division will enjoy q deIlhl.s hess of war work which they nu,s not had before unless they nave u ",, come members of the leading war "U,n agencies. such as the Red Cross plan. which had It's inception "l'n ,rt group which composed the coneess as party headed by Miss Wilson the paes aets ident's daughter, which gave coute t, in all the army camps, suggests ,,s happy and suitable disposa' vr a4r,otIc available time and talent or pa',,,te poaO,te young women not engaged in .ona ueaI are war activity. Interested peLsoi noi,os at being referred 10 Maj. A. r y,, Arny. offices of the United War "o'N
 lties, Dallas, Tex.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-28
W0MEN'S ARMY TO
 BUILD MORALE
Happy Idea Meeting Hearty Response
 Among Patriotic Women.

A new army" has been born. It is called the Sunshine Division" and IL is made up of women-mostly young women--who nre eager to become q part of definite organized effort to help win the war. The soldiers will not bear arms and court death like their sisters among the Russians Instead
 their line of duty will have to do with service that will strengthen morale, and help win the war by promoting life among the American and allied sol diers rathev than death among the en- emy-.he hn0l result, according to
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-28

Devilbiss Atomizers at Guthrie's.
 FOR SALE-Good milk cow.-Mrs. W. N. Akers. d3-24 pd
 WANTED TO BUY-Second hand stock saddle, also buggy pole and set of harness. A. P. Delony, RED no. } Prescott. d223 pd
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-28
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ERtered ss second siass mall mat ter Nyvssibss 4th, lS05;~ at the poSt- ofaes'St FPresestt.. A9sseundsr the set of Congress s; Marsfi~3 8; 'isTs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22

Institution that is doing any solicit
ing on any of these other states.
In these days when it is so hard for
our Society and other we'll known
charitable institutions and agencies to
secure funds to continue our work,
it does seem a shame that these out.
side agencies and abominable frauds
and fakes should be supported in our
state.
Thanking you for the publicity that
/ am sure you will give to the facts
that | have stated and trusting that
you can give us the publicity as
promptly as possible, so as to stop
the efforts of these impostors, l am
Very truly yours,
MARCUS c. FAGG,
State Superintendent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22
AN EMERGENCY CALL OF
VITAL IMPORTANCE

Orlando, Jan. 22.-General fef'
shing has urgently requested the wal
department to send two regiments y,
motor mechanics of exceptional skill
to service in France in conhec'ion
with the upkeep Of our aeropianes'
The army has requested the Uniteo
States public service reserve OF the
department of labor to try to secure
the enlistment of these two resf
ments by February /.
They have appointed all secretaries
of the affiliated motor clubs OF tne
American Automobile Association as
enrolment agents Of the U. $. puDlc
service of the war department. Ihey
have asked the cooperation OF these
A. A. A. club secretaries of the ami
lated clubs, because OF the aDlilty u
these men to reach the type OF men
most needed, viz, automoplle Mo
chanics capable of work on high
grade gas engines; sixty per cent Oh
the men in these regiments will De
non.commissioned officers; the pay
will average about $50 per month
with all expenses, including all cloth
ing and equipment, paid. Men OF the
ages of 1S to 81, inclusive, and 81 u
Al. inclusive, only, are eligible for en-
listment' in these regiments.
This is an emergency call OF VITA
Importance. The selective draft Il
not available at the present time 1ol
meeting requirements. All men Wn'
can qualify as motor mechanics to III
this regiment, should at once call a
the headquarters Of the Florida Stat
Automobile Association in the sal
Juan building and get full particulars
|
i Chas. E. Hill, secretary of the Flol
ida State Automobile Association
has been appointed enrolment agen
for purposes of certifying to recruit
ing officers, men who in his judgmen
are qualified to serve in these motto
mechanics regiments Of the sigma
corps. The recruiting officers through
out the country are not particular
trained for ascertaining the real qua
itications of men who apply. This
the reason for enlisting some one a
the enrolment agent capable OF a
pertaining such qualifications OF a.
plicants. The safety of our boys VIII
fly in France requires our efforts NJ
only to raise these regiments, but
, get men OF sufficient skill to |
, trained properly for the work.
The enlisted men will go first
Fort Hancock, Ca, and then vel
soon to France. 1t is a fine opportu
ity for skilled men. Let us be SUI
that Orlando and the state Of Floric
does her part in getting her share
these men at once.
The following is partial list OF Il
kind of men wanted:
Motor Vehicle Chassis-Engin
transmission, rear axle, front Ak
steering, frame and attachments, N
tor testers, vehicle testers.
Motor Vehicle Body-Body wor
ers, carpenters, blacksmiths, uph,
sters, painters.
Electrical Workers. Magnetic.
Sheet metal workers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22
CAN YOU BEAT IT.

Every stamp buyer knows Tue
trutb Of the incident thus related ny
the Knoxville Journal and Tribune: !.
"There was long line in front OF
tba stamp window at the city post
of,ca Monday afternoon. After walt
ing in line for about ten minutes a
fsshionably dressed woman haliy
reached the window.
"T,et me have a scent stamp,
-, so;d n the clerk, taking of her
gloves.
"Then she opened her hand Dag
and took out her purse, closed the
hand bag and opened the purse
took out a nickle, and closed the
purse, opened the hand bag and
placed the purse in the hand bas'
closed the hand bag and passed tne
nickel to the clerk for the stamp
receiving two pennies in change. Al
ter opening her letter and glanclne
burriedly Eyes, hurriedly) she care
fully attached the stamp to the en-
,elope and then opened her hand
bap and took out her purse, closed
hand bag and opened the purse, put
tie two pennies in the purse ane
closed the purse. opened the hant
hag and returned the purse to tn
hand bag. When she had again pu
or her gloves the lady left the win
dow and the line moved up"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or FLORIDA in AND
FOk POLK C0uNTY,-The Board OF rub
|. lie instruction OF tolk County, Florida, Tor
the use of the Trustees OF Special Tax
School District No. / OF said county vs..
The State oil florda-Petition TO Validate
Bonus.
To the Taxpayers and Citizens Of Special Tax
School District No. l:
WHEREAS the Judge of said court has set
the petition in said case for hearing at Lake
land Florida, on the l4th day Of February,
1918, at 10 O'Clock a. M, you are hereby re-
quired at the time and place specified in sand
order providing for the hearing of said case
10 show cause, if any you have, why sad
bonds should not be validated and confirmed
This order is required to be published in The
Lakeland Evening Telegram, newspaper
published in the City Of Lakeland, Florida
within said Special Tax School District No.
sor three (3l weeks prior to said hearing.
WITNESS my hand and official seal of said
court, this the 18th day of January, 1918
(Signed) ]. A. JOHNSON,
(SEAL) Clerk of the Circuit Court
|7l32-0. & O. Tues.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22

1t takes a mighty good military
nan to drill a bunch of rocks.
If you feel the least bit fidgety,
swallow a TABLET and you will at
cnce remain STATIONARY.
"They believe in seeing things in
Lakeland We note that on the Lake.
land Telegram they have C. Green
Gil the Advertiser they have. c..
White. Now in a few days we are
looking for a G. Red on the Lake
land STAR Sanford Herald. Yep,
you've got to hand it to us colored
gentlemen.
The New York Sun says there is
big money in the skunk business.
Trouble is, though. you have tc
make it a scent at a time.
II seems to me a man who lives or
Coca Cola ought to acquire fortunes
fer he has the INSIDE DOPE on ev
erything.
It's a good thing the Desert of Sa
hara is not bone dry. A string o
drinking emporiums was establishe.
on it years ago by a firm called o
A. Sis.
Looks like Senator Stone is abou
to throw brick.
Many a married man who is dis
satisfied 18th life accepted his wifi
at her FACE value.
TEN YEARS AGO IN LAKELANl
The Arabian Knights were Ugh
less.
FIVE YEARS AGO IN LAKELAN'
Man hurt in q church was sanct
MOAN ious.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22

Polk county line, near LoughmsI
being pushed forward as rapidly
possible will be of interest not
to that community but to the d
sands of tourists who are m0ta|
from point to point in FlOrliI
we'll, for this stretch has long |
famous as tie missing Ink d
Dixie Highway in the central par
the State.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22
Madrid, Jan. 22.-The Spanish

Madrid, Jan. 22.-The Spanish
newspapers have just discovered that
Leon Trotsky, the Russian Bolshevlk
leader, was under arrest, in Spain for
a short time in 1916. He reached
Spain from France in October of that
year but the police, having learned
that he was dangerous anarchist"
arrested him at Vigo, took him to
Madrid and lodged him at the Central
Prison from November to Ii pend
ing investigation. Subsequently, ne
was released, but was requested to
leave the country. He then embark
ed at Barcelona for the United States
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22
THE SACRIFICE
lBy Harold Crawford Stearns Of the
Vigilantes)

Vigilantes)
If you should hear earth moan, and
fail to heed;
II you should turn your back on
writhing pain;
If you should close your eyes when
nations bleed,
You would be one with Cain.
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Although you give your riches to the
state,
Although you yield your body, clean
and whole, -
You shall receive dim reward from
fate
You must present your soul!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22

A box of A. H. T. Cigars on your
table will please your friends. Or
der one today. ss3S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22

The case of criminal libel against
Bobo Dean, editor of the Miami Me-
tropolis, has been quashed in the
Palm Beach county courts. The
newspaper fraternity will rejoice that
Mr.. Dean has come safely through
this trouble. His structures
upon the judge of the circuit court
which brought about the warrant for
libel, were perhaps ill-judged and un
necessarily severe, but they were nc
doubt honest and well,intentioned. Al
any rate it is we'll nigh phenomenal
for any editor to be convicted of libel
in Florida. Public sentiment is
against any such conviction, and it is
only when the libel is of the mos;
pronounced and aggravated type
that an adverse verdict is ever rem.
deced.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22
Wavelet
Fro m
The Deep
c. Gre n

Speaking about politics. have you
noticed what a strong PULL the
dentists have nowadays?
Some men have sugar and they
raise cane; others raise Cain and
ion't have it.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22
ARE YOU In A RUT =?

The best way to get out Of rut Is to
have some fixed object to work for.
This is also the best way and the easiest way to
save have definite purpose and object in view.
Saving by this method is pleasure instead of self
denial
Start on account here today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22

That the work Of bricking the
county road from Kissimmee to the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22
THE LAKELAND NEWS

A weekly newspaper giving resume
Of local matters, crop conditions,
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere
for $3.50 per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-22

Citrus canker has been practically
wiped out of the State, thanks to the
intelligent a6ivities of the Govern,
ment and State agricultural depart
ments. Few people realize what a
menace to Florida's great citrus in.
dustry has been removed by stamp.
ing out this disease, which threat
ened the destruction Of every grove
in the State. There has been good
work done in combating this scourge
and those engaged in it, as we'll as
the growers of citrus fruits, are to
be congratulated,