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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
HniiaoieridJiff uerienft.
l}cm 9lorf. II. Scnt

g{cn I]0rf1 II Sept
Ser iut 9icnIte DER britiihcn
2l0miroIit0t itcbcnoe 8aiIoqieroomp-
ier Ntjiianobic, t2,469 @ylltto 1ou,
ncn, lit III eltropaiifen @cm0iiern
bon einem oeutihen Gal1d1boot per.
icnft mor0en; bic Nocbridt muroc BON
Nriien0cll, oic aus cinem britiihcn
Nofen in Hep Yorf oufamen, nitgc-
broht. Ger Inmpier, Scr omerifoni.
id)c Gruppcn uno Grieq9material
nnh europa gcbrodlt botte. bcfono
i'd oui Der 9iiidiaDrt noh 0en Ser.
StuQtCn.
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by
Ac tot
!: Eli amtritanil0cs Sruppcnl0itf
oon Sorpcoo gctroittn.
Die at 8>r> befinclieben $500 $el>
>aten ole ouf enoliiehsm
Se>sn eelan>et.
2lner;ii be; 81 2l1ibsl
or Ser psr>mnsSrent. Sel,rsfsnsrseirsut
Scr >selietepiei=. Der Siterrestiiste
preinisr 2snr;an fiir ,fris>en
>ursl, Derit1nciommo.
SnrdD 8ranatc Serit0rt.
9}clp glorf. 10. Cent.

9}ctp Oorf. 10 Sept,
Ger &opit0n uno Die 9ciotung
cmes omerifoniihen 0eltonf Qomp.
icrs, Der om 0ien5to9 i'll Nelp }orf
onfom, beridten, ooB ibla 9Irtilleri.
item am Sonnta9norgen ungefohr
perhun0ert Weilcn non Sonon @oot
cin oeutides &ouhboot 9roBen Wto-
BELLS pcrientt h0tten. lfah Dem @c-
rift 0ieier 2eutc, mur0c oo8 5oud)
root uon elmer 8ralate, oie nolI
ieincu 8umpf trof, in Stiie &c
idoiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13

9Sndb elmer aus petersburg nodl
9Imitcroon iibcrulttsltcn outliden
?tntiinolauna ijH0 bis lett 5l2 anqtb
Ildc t5cqenrcpoIuiioudre, oarunter 10
N.taIi,02r Ger rcdt9iteheu0cn Gcoo
ht.ou2 SoNnIiiten al5 &cr9eltunq
nit Die Grmor0unQ Uioics uriBfn5,
1ge &ori6cra Der Netcr@burger Gom
m.i'iou sur llnteroriidlHg Ger (5cgeu
V0oIltjon crlhoiicn mor0@n
2Ila &ergcItmQ iiir 0oa 2lttcutat
arIen DiinjitcrQrdijocnt@culu mur0cn
IN 5woIcn@f nicrlnoorcibiQ groB
tum1beiibcr nuo Der irijhgrc Uto5,
ioucr Arhlman0ritt Dloforjm er
.Anlicn
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Stalien prpteitirt.
g0nihinntan. 8. Ecpt.

Die itoIieniihe Negierung bat
ourh @otidoitcr 81 Genere in
@oibingtou 9}roteIt gegen oie 9e-
iiinnung in ser &riegsprohibitions-
%orIoge eingelcgt, pelhe Die Gin-
fuhr uon @einen perbietet, ausge-
uomntcu ioldc, Die nod Dor Der en0-
gitItigen 9lnnabme ser &orloge i'm
5roltlitperfebr moren. Sefretdr
Earring iibernittcltc eine9lbihrift oes
8roteite5 on oen Senat9oltsiduB fiir
au9mortigc 9lngelegenbeiterr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
glIfoHOllrcie WemcinOcbanier.

Die SommiiIion fir Wirt8bausres
FORM Der Stpei5erii4en @emeinnit'
Sigen 0eiellibaft uno Der Idmei3eris
ide 9erbdnO gemeinniiBi9er 8srein.
fir aitobolfreie gBittIhaften botteH
in oi:Iem Sabre elnen Dettbeperb
peronitdltet our 0elpinnung bon 8ors
IDldgen iiir bic Ginrihtung BON ais
toboIireien gemeinDeituben unD bic
GritsIlun9 oltohoIfreier 8emembebdus
Ter.
Die Gjemeinoeitube, fir tIeinere
Gememben beitimmt. IoIl bas gonae
Snbr bnDurd oem Yublitum, inss
beIonoere Der idulentlaHenen Sugeno
ais lInterbaItung8ruum, 2eiez unb
Shrsib3immsr our 8erfiigung iteben
unO 5u altobolfreier 8erpfIegun9 @es
lelenbeit bieten. Su Itart bepoIterten
Gemenben niiroe an StelIe Der Gies
meinOeitube ein tleineres ODER grobes
res atobolireies 0elneinbes ooer
9oHsfuus treten, nit Rdumen fir
bic iAulgutldiiene Su9eno, iur Gebrs
turia, Gerein5HBungen. nit SIub5ims
mr, eincm 9rDBeren Saal Bdoern,
siucm Gorten oner YIaB fix SpjeIe
orcr Sport, attiGiall5 NIT @eIegen'
5.jt fijr allobolIreie 9eloirtun9.
To3 4rci9lerCnt mar foI9enoer'
mob.u 3uiammenaeiebt piurrer Rels
Jcr t3iirt6). 8OrijBen0er Der $oms
miiTjon fit Wirtsbau8reiorm Der
zGpeiscrif6en eomenniiBiQen Gjes
Illl4ait. 5raa Glt.li C3utiChl 8ors
GbenDc pe8 @dmej3:giiten 9erbdns
ocs qemcuaii8i3er Iereine iur alto
6oifrcc lagtiaaiteu. Yro'eHor &rei5
tG6uU, DeH Nrfitetten 5urd6arOt
tGai,J 5nQermuble (8erW, Geuers
ri-ra ("1Mannc) uno S6.nOlcr (3as
r9), 9,goieiior &ittmeper CNinters
tbaU ais GriaBmouu. IS bat iunis
5.tn 4lrcic uno eine Nn3ahl Cbrens
mclouuga erteiIt Zen srit:n &ret5
eraielien. TUr Die 5emejnlefnbe
Gsorae Gpitaur, Nrdittti (Y1uians
nJ; flit Das Gem:juoeb1us 53una Yps
aeITau9er une Nlb:rt Utlmer, Nrs
diletien in &uiattt0n; fir Oas '3es
mcjnDe6au3 nit gimtsrdumen Hi6aro
0on UnraH. y(rhitett in ,3iirih.
gBir BADEN Ihon ms4r'o6 oon
C5hcitauen Qe60rt, bic ertldrtsu. bnB
oom Gtenolraphieren uno WaIbis
ueuihrciben idmtltde peibIide Be-
len un0 qon} be!on0ers bic i'm
g.a uuo 0l5Tden - ousgei6lolIea
Hsy0en ioliica.
Jebtt Ultni d feHgt }Isi Irus
1.n: in cer ciren b6it sr he Seller
iejuer Hetcnmenihen, IN osr 1norn
fine sjlenen osrn19rt 2cI 3,igt er
nur jnmsr bic sritere.
Gb3tottertittid fir Die
Uieu)d2n 1T. oaB pir pas 4oyt idos
oenIro5. o6er nj4t on5 8ort Qtiids
rob ba6en.
Den qebcnteutofen 2ui.5g>
ma1ern. bic ben { pap mob, nur z a.
5es b1lbcr lieben, tdnn man ait
Rcft notIoQsn sic te6teu gum Gjts
3hter Der U}tuiten
Ter Eeiiimiit, ser 9unror
tat. m1tt aus ieirem 2eidanhih
cine 0orlefin9jodc: llnO 9ibt Is etnc
poiianoere Uiaste IN 0em abcugiet-
qcu Maruepdl oe@ Sains2
8tetne W(tnIhen MAIDEN groBe
Hripriifs.
Quf eiuem Qariier 5rieO9of
1T iot1enoe 0rabi6rift gu Ieisn:
Usinem 9atten Sean G1ptiite g..
81 9e63eiten 6u5nernu3eno9erateur.
gsHoyten in osr 9Iute ieiue9 1aI.n,s.
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Petersburg in 6lammcn.
N.oihInntnn- "A go

&oi5rn9tou. II. Se9t.
glus e'uer curopdiidlcn EucQe
1T aa giittmoh IN 0oi5ingtou bic
Fadrttt eingctroiicu oaB Die
1taot EstarsburQ an piclcn 5tcQcn
in Ilaumcu itcbe, umo 0ab in auen
lheileH Der 5taot pahlloie Grmor
0unq pom 9ilrgcrn. GliiHopruuq mo
MraWcle nor it'd gingcn
I}ic o'a geritt. ioqgn. 1T in Der
Sto0t f~u @pur Uon @eieb, 4oli3el
oocr n,Ittlrjihcr }tuiiiht.
Cine ItQcihe non Der amerifani
iden @eiaa0tihait In Striitiono mel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Ruitlnftidiff iallt in 0ifSpiac, g. :.
9Icrn Nnrf. LII Cent

G0mor0 Gardner mo iein Mehd-
infer fieIerr, mdbreno tie per 2uft-
idiif 9$oitiod)en bon Chicago noh
Belmont Earf beior0erten nit ibrer
Wioihine in @ifapiue, g. T., I'm eff
llbr qeitern 2Ibcno bcrlntcr. 8ei0e
Otdmer mur6en nerlcbt un0 noh ci-
uent @OipitnI nod WiineoIo gcbraft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Giicnbabn llniaQ bel Snmmcrituu.

NrottIicboro, 81, If. Sept.
0rci 0dnner muroen gct0otet iur0
% 8erIonen berIett, ols Elm Grtro-
5Sradlt3uQ IN Sen binteren IbeiI zines
YaIiogicr5uqes ser @oiton & Wtoine-
Giicnbobn in 0unmeriton binein-
licT
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Snrh 3niammenituf seinufen.
2onoolt. II. Scpt.

Die britiihe 2lonirolitdt gibt
befonnt, ooB nm Sonntag mdbreno
zines 9tebeIs ein britiid)er 3eritorer
ourf eineu 3uiommeritoB 9eiunfen
lit. &erluite o0er &erlebumgen iino
0abei nidt porQefpnlnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
gSuhltebaltcu an SauO.
GrboIlu1gsloger i'm &uncrn Gng,
lan0S, fl. Sept

erbollngsloger IN ,SIticrn eng
lan0s, H. Sept
Die Ytehr3nhl Der omorltani.
ihcn 5ol9oten non Dem lruppen.
lronsportItiif Dos am ,5reltog pom
eiuem ouitihen laudboot torpcolrt
muroe, a5er nid)t ionf, 1T in cinem
GrhoIungsloger inn 25nneru eng.
lan0s anQcfommen. Die Wanuihuf.
ten finoen fiir ben &erhiit tbre5
Sdlilfes einlgen lroit onrin, oab oas
laud)bopt, oa5 tie angegri'ien bette,
non ben ,3eritorcrn, Die Der Trans.
port bcqIcitetcn, ohne 3neiiel ourh
} Ieicnbomben 8eritort moroen it,
Ias Rot5e areu3 bat fir oteSdi'is
hriidliqeu ifIeuuigit bon Gonoou
&orrathe rad Dem 2oger geian0t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
8cacn OreitauTcno Munn Srnppcn.
2onoolL 10. Sept

~UItDpIb ". Stpl.
Gin Grltppen 5rou5portidiff
nit $500 Wam 9lmcrifouern an
@oro, 1T torpeoirt mor0cn 9tue
Wtamt on 9oro lino gerettet.
9o3 S1lTf mur0e aui Den Strouo
62fobren
' Sic Sorpcoirrng trug iif Dorigen
6reitu?nod)n1ittag 8 ltbr 200 NiciIen
pon ser engIiihen aiiite 5ll.
Der Gcmpfcr qehortc SIT elmer
Qrobcn Wr,tppc bon Gran@portidii-
ien, 0ie iih inter Dem @cIcitc non
@rieq9id1iiien ser ou9Iiidlcn aiiIte
n0hertc
lin 3cit 81 iporen, li>Scn lid oit
2cute, itott Die Rcttltnq2boote ou93u-
iebcn, on 5oucn lunitteIbnr in Die
,3crItorer 0e5 @eIcitea binob. 0cnct
Die rlthigc See geitattcte. oid1t an ben
Qetroiienen Tompicr hernnptfon-
men. Ser Tron@port ser &cute ultT
sic britiifcn mo umerifaniihen Ser.
it0rer gina ohne llnfaIl ponItnttcn
2ll,d ourh Die Grploifon oc5 Gorpc-
ooa tom niemono 81 iho0cn IS mar
fcinc Spur ron 8unif, luO oic Aui,
tltnq Ser YfotnIhoft miro non oen
GiIi5icren lchr onerfannt.
&ieIe ser Mannidaiten fornen ou5
Ghicoqo unoGlcpeIon0 uno cil Qrohcr
(hcil oerIeIbGu be1touo alt3 i9obrif-
orbcitern ou2I0noiider 2lbtlnit, 0ie
0urd1 jhrc aoltlng bemieIcll Onb iie
lid poIlitonoig Dem mnbrcn omerifo-
niidicu SoIoatengciit oiiinliIirt bo.
hr1f
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
ScrnidtenOes llrtDeil iiber bic
9lllOeutlden.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
September 10, 1918. as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Stof6olnt If. Sept.


Icutid'lano thun nulB, lit nod Der
2tuiidt Qroiciior Sans Gclbriif5 pom
oer llniperiit0t @crIiu Scr @er3jht
oui auOclttIcbe @eoonfcn
(lu einem in Ben oHrclti}iihen
EohrbUharu" erIhjenen 9iulloB er-
Hart Nrot Tclbriif. 0o9 Nu0elttid)s
thm troQc nidlt uur tbeiIpeiie Ole
&crontmorhlnQ ijir oen8ricQ, ionocru
nudl oic hultptiQdIld'c Gcrontlportlua
iiir icine &crldngerrna, @r iaQt Die
Melt pcrIon9c, un0 Dies NIT Rctt.
0om ocuti5cn &oIf eine Sdrautic. 0a
iijr. 0nB Der ouoeutihe (3eiit, Der
c5ert 0cr llebcrIeQcnhelt. Der Wladlt
0Js NclocHthuHi@, nldlt Der 0cutidle
C3ciIt lei. Caa bette Utittel, Der Q0elt
Su }eiQcn, oaB oie 0eutidlc 9lcQierllnQ
cupIJltig uno ulDjoerru.lih ocn oQ
Nultihen 0eitreblluQen Die 5biire ae-
luicltu, mijr0c iein. ncun Die HcQic
ruu9 ale icne Dor oent &rjcqe cridic-
ncucu o40clItidlcn 0ttortifcl ian
msltc nm an Der 3an0 Ser feuoIid)en
&iterotur nod)rpies, in melf Qrofenl
O}oBc 9u2 &crhaIten Der 9IQbeutidcn
Icutiflouo ihdoiatc lmo oa3u BEL
truq. 0as ,Teucr oleicr strieg5 SRoia
'tropbC ]u cut3lln0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Mnihinntnn. m. Scpt.

~NNTVIIFBIUIIt T. ~NF4'
9o5 Stoastocpartemcnt gab om
0tittmoh bcfannt. oob cine Gepeihc
bon &ice- Ioniral Gins, Dem Cont
mon0eur Ser omcrifaniideu &ricgs
iAiffc in europdiiben @emdiieru, elu-
getroffen lit, Die meIoet. ooB in Ser
9}obe Der cu9Iiidlen &ilitc ein britt
ider Gonpfer, Der omcrifoniifen
Gruppen on @or0 bate, torpeoirt
muroe, un0 Dab ole an @orO 9c.
iin0lihcn aerettet iin0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Cine SanlmlnHg fir Sriegs=
Mobliabrts =Srreine.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
September 13. 1918. as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Nllgemeiner Siea Der Repn=
blifaner in W}aine.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
September J3. 1918. as required by
the Act Of October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Selegrapbiide NOti;eu.

True translation s. Nth the
postmaster at La C.N|aEe 2; IN
September 13, 1918, as re+1St 2.
the Act of October 6, 1917. nc /
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Son Der Debate Der Steuer=
bill.
Nlmiter0onl, II. Sept.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
September 13. 1918, as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
g8aihington, 10. Sept.
Ser republifoniihe 9lbgeoronete
2onqnortb non Gbio erfldrte heute
bel Ser 8ieoeraufnabne Der 8ebatte
iiber Ole groBe SteuermaBnobne,
ooB ser Reitthlnt 0es 2onoes in ser
neuen RriegsdtueroorIoge bis gum
Aeuberitcn torirt ici Gr mornte
ieine 3ub0rer, 0nB non ieet ab ir.
gcnoipeIte neue Steuern pon oent
foufenocn 4ubIifum fiir uothigeQer.
brmifsnrtifeI getragcn peroen ntijb.
ten. uno ingte. eaB, ie utebr Die
ariegstoiten 3unehmen. tie GIT eiHem
qroberen IhelIe non 3utijnitigeu Be-
rerationcn iibernon1men weroen
miibten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Siirfti unO Snlaaricn.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
September 10, 1918. as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
Sdrefcusrcgimeut Der Sol=
ibrmiii.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
September 10, 1918, as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13
SrauspOrti6iff torpeOirt.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis, on
13, 1918, as required by
the Act of October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13

True translation tiled with the
p6samaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
Septamber 13. 1918, as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-13

True translation filed with the
postmaster ait La Crosse. Wis. on
September 13, 1918, as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17
In Society
Rock Club Delightfully."- Entertained
BY Mrs. C. o. Wheeler

Despite the inclement weather II
was merry party of Rock players
who were entertained yesterday after
noon by Mrs. c. O. Wheeler, whose
cheerful rooms, with open fires, let in
no indication of the unusual weather
prevailing outside, and a most delight.
full afternoon was spent by all.
At the conclusion of the games, it
was found that Mrs. T. L. Warning
had made the highest score, and she
will therefore wear the Club pin for
the next two weeks. The usual dime
for the Red Cross was collected from
each one present.
Mrs. Wheeler served delicious
salad course and hot coffee, which
was much enjoyed by the fortunate
guests. The Club members present
were Mrs. Oscar Cason, Mrs. F. A.
Grether, Mrs. F Price Bennett, Mrs.
w. F. Hampton, Mrs. T. l.. Waring,
Mrs. Carl Wilson, Mrs. ]. M. Woods,
and the invited guests were Mrs.
George Brantley, Mrs. w. c. Norvell,
Mrs. Malcolm, and Mrs. C. E. Todd.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17
UNTIL FIRE ALARM IS
REPAIRED, One BLOW
Will Be SOUNDED
FOR FIRE IN THE
BUSINESS DISTRICT

Until the valve that has been or.
dered for the fire whistle arrives and
the alarm can be sounded properly,
Fire Chief Driscoll stated today that
if a fire occurs in the business dis
trict at night one long blow will be
sounded. Under the present arrange
ment fire cannot be located very
easily by the blows, and for the pro-
lection of business property, the
alarm of one blow will be sounded
for any part of the business section,
if. fire occurs at night. Arrange
ments have been made with the Tel
ephone Company to give information
at night as to where the fire is IL
only one blow is sounded. This in
formation cannot be given, however,
for a fire outside Of the business dis
trict.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

DIR. and Mrs. G.. d. Stoner reached
Lakeland yesterday afternoon in their
car from Battle Creek, Mich, where
they have spent the past several
months, being called there by the Sc.
rious illness Of DR.. Stoner's father,
DR.. J. ]. Stoner, whose condition has
greatly improved, we are happy to
say. DR.. Stoner believes that his
fathers condition is such now that he
may get down to Lakeland this win
ter. DR.. Stoner and wife were on the
road about twelve days, and report
severe weather all along the way. The
first stop he made on reaching town
was at the Telegram office, and he
came in saying, 'T've been twelve
days without my paper and please
start it here now-we can't do with.
out it."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17
FIRE At BRIDGES
HOTEL LOOKED
BAD But DID
LITTLE DAMAGE

Just at II o'clock last night, the
Fire Department was called to the
Bridges Hotel, in the old Adams
block, where dense smoke was
found to be issuing from southeast
room on the third floor. The smoke
was SO intense, that the members Of
the Department felt that they had a
big fire to fight, and 200 or 300 per-
sons being asleep in the building, they
at once threw up ladders to rescue
the roomers. 1t was soon found,
however, that the fire was confined to
a feather bed in the one room, and
that there was little fire but great
deal of smoke, and 1t was not neces-
sary for any one to leave the build
ing.
1t appears that one of the board
ers earlier in the night, placed an
electric lamp under his pillow and
the bed became ignited from an ee-
posed wire. The man put out the fire,
or at least thought he had put it all
out, and went into another room to
sleep, the odor from the burnt feath-
ers making it unpleasant to occupy
the room longer. The fire apparent
ly, had not all been extinguished, and
after smouldering for several hours,
the room finally became completely
filled with smoke, and when it began
pouring from the windows, passersby
saw it, and turned in the alarm.
When the Fire Department went in.
to the room the smoke was so thick
they could not see foot before them,
although the electric lights were on.
They succeeded in pulling the feather
bed out, and extinguished the fire
with chemicals. They all declare to-
day that give them burning rubber
but not burning feathers-the odor
being something fearful. The dam
age was confined to the bed, and to
the room on account of the smoke.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17
BIG MEETING Of
MOOSE TOMORROW (
NIGHT; SEVERAL
NATIONAL OFFICERS
TO Be PRESENT

Lakeland Lodge of the LOYAL Or.
ger OF Moose have arranged for a big
public meeting tomorrow evening in
order to afford the citizens Of Lake
land an opportunity to learn Just
what this fraternal order stands for.
This is made possible through the
presence of several high national
officers of the order in the city.
National Director John H. Ris,
peck, the man who with Director
General James ]. Davis was respon-
slble for the growth of the Order
from total membership of two hun
ared and forty one members ten
years ago to nearly million today,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

Inc Telegram received a pleasant
call this afternoon from Misses Vida
Featherston and Ruby Coburn, of Ten
nessee. Miss Featherston holds an
important office position with the Nc,
Cowart-Mercer Printing and Book Co..
OF Jackson, and has a vacation of sew.
eral weeks, which she is spending
very pleasantly in Lakeland. Miss
Coburn is from Alamo, and having
been here last winter, was so we'll
pleased that she is again spending the
winter here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

|ecretary Holworthy has been re.
Fsted to attend the meeting of the
Fmers' Club, which meets on Sat.
pay Of this week at the home of
president. ]. c. Swindel, for the
pose of disseminating some valu-
3 information regarding the plan
me Federal government to fur
I the farmers and growers with
Fa'e OF soda at actual cost, and
/ the planting Of castor beans un.
ne direction of Federal author
seed and fertilizer being fur
|ned and the crop purchased by
government at $500 per bushel.
tse two matters must receive i'm
piate attention on the part of
Pc interested.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

rant. Stanley Erwin has returned
his post at Camp Jackson after a
iii with his relatives and friends.
! was in Jacksonville on a ten
lys' furlough and returned Satur-
\ to Columbia, S. c., where he is
recon with the 322nd regiment
Ines Union. Capt Erwin is a
luhew of Miss Helen Cochran and
III known by the older residents of
is city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

The excellent work of Mr.. J. A.
ilkinson in the park is beginning
show up, and before long we may
pect to see even greater changes
b Improvements, as Mr.. Wilkinson
cws how to make grounds attrac..
e. as is shown by his lawn at his
me on South Florida avenue. He
prepared all the beds in the park
blooming plants, and the grounds
nerally are very orderly and we'll
pt' New walks are badly needed,
these cost money, and will come
time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

Dr. Ralph Duffy left last night for
washington, D. G., having accepted a
captains commission in the army in
'he surgical department. DR.. Duffy
mas mad phenomenal success in sur.
gerry IN this city, and he carries with
MIN the good wishes of many friends
VINO wish for him good health and a
safe return.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

me Tourist Society will hold its
meeting in the First Baptist church
tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock
An interesting program will h. ron
ceFed' and there will be a roll cal,
u the States, a prize being awarded
20 the State branch Of the organ.
zallon having the largest represen.
.a''on' All tourists, visitors and
friends are invited.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17
. y q q u u q Il n II n n g
BANKS TO CLOSE SATURDAY

Lees birthday, Saturday, q
January 10, 1918, being 2
legal holiday in the State of y
florida, the banks of the city Il
vi,l be closed for business on Il
that date. q
All orders for payrolls or q
monies should be filled on Fri 4
day. u "
gHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
THE STATE BANK. =
THE PEOPLES STATE BANK. u
. q q 4 u Il n u II u Il u q
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

special credit to any unit, and there
fore in working together the two
above named units will have their
work turned in the same as II they
were working separately. All men,
bers of both organizations are cordi-
ally urged to attend, as there Is much
work to be done
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17
Lakeland Laco11ics

Dia sb, ". 2 Mcdonald returned last
1,a4' d from business trip to N lav,
ps 0,l o,'y' and is again giving his
ON tha t,a attention to rushing work
TWEEN ne line road he is building sI b.,
on 70 "A. Aup DUR, and this city and
On to the HillsbOrough county wi 1,n anu
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

Mr.. M. F. Stewart, of Illinois. has
lined Mrs. Stewart and his daugh-
| Miss Mildred. who are visiting
,s Stewards father, Mr.. j. R. Tai
/ Mr.. Stewart is in the ice bust
sss and in Illinois there is no press.
. need for the ice man at this
Dne. hence he took the opportunity
enjoy a vacation in Florida.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

Mrs. l.. w. Bloom and Mrs. A. H.
Granger will be hostesses to the M.
M. Club at the home of the latter.
on Lake Morton Drive, tomorrow af-
ternoon at three o'clock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

Mr.. H. C. Weatherby, wife and
lighter, of Ohio, are enjoying life
Lakeland during the period in
lich the folks back home" are
gagged in the lively game Of trying
keep from freezing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends who were
SO kind to us during the recent i'll
ness and death of our little one. Their
kindness will never be forgotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Armistead.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17
Methodist Missionary Ladies to
Work With Rock Club

The members of the Rock Club
have extended an invitation to the
ladies of the Methodist Missionary So
ciety to meet with them at the Red
Cross work rooms for work tomor-
row afternoon. All of the work of all
the units is turned in without any
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

Mr.. C. H. Hubbell ana wife, of
hcPherson, Kan, are visitors to
Ikeland, who are being shown
|ound by their friend and former
wnsman, Mr.. G. H. Way.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

~ Nc young people of the FRS,
christian church will give = sooia,
.ifo" evening at 1880 at the
,eSiaence OF DR.. Adair. All are cor.
daily invited. W.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-17

wata. hoy Mcintyre is over in Clear.
r avau' assisting in the conduct Of Mr.
n,.aa branch Hub store at that
clerks. VI 0ne OF the