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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-07-16
A FEW INTERESTING
EXPRESSIONS
(From the Files of the War Risk In.
surance Bureau)

| amt go no book learning and l
hope and | am writing for inflammation,
Previous to his departure we were
married to a justice of Piece.
He was induced into the surface.
have four months old baby and
she is my only support.
was discharged from the army for
a goitre which was sent home for.
A lone woman and parsley depen-'
dent.
l did not know my husband had a
middle name, and II he did, I don't
thin kit was none"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-07-16

The Farmers Club will meet Sat
urday at "Fairview," the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. c. Fidler on West Pat
terson street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-07-16

GOOD FARM HORSE for sale cheap.
Apply Richardson, at Galloway.
1870
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
WINSLOW

Miss Marion Small of Freedom is
a Knest for the week Of Nj and Mrs.
Joseph Ea1on.
Dr. A. L Leonard Of LvndorviIle.
VI. was a recent ARRIVAL n town.
He vas accompanied home cy Ms
Leona-os parents, Nj and Mrs
Charles Tref-en, who will pass rwo
weeks with DR. and Mrs Leonard.
Elmer Z Smith was a business
VISITOR Tuesdav and "Wednesday II
Bangor and surrounding towns.
Henry Howard who IS in the
Navy - passing a rwo-weeks vaca-
non with his parents. Nj and Ms.
john 2 Howard
Nj and Mrs. Lester Emery have
lost their driving horse DICK. which
they have owned Il wears.
Miss Elizabeth Smiley OF Anguish
is a guest Of Mss Sadie Merruw-
Frank T. Higgins. who ms been
employed n Purified. is making ar
rancernenrs 70 open denral once
or Main street Waterviiie
Robert q. Stewart Stooie street
has bee. transferred from the Hol-
hneswurth & Whitney miI In this
tpwn To the Gardner mill
Mrs. Laura BruWa Of Warerv.ile
md Mr.. Inex e. WHITE. Benton nve-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
]. ". Beck
Agency
2c7 Water ST. Augusta
Tsie,nune fo+7-M

1ue. were guests Wednesday Ct Ca
-.aal relatives.
Mrs. May n Bailey If SiAuUhe-
gan and Mrs. Ea--le EDWARD If y Il
-arv,iie were guests -uesdav ~ Mrs.
John T. Howard a..G attended the
June meeting 81 tae Congregational
cny-ch.
MISS TiCror.a = aeks q srnce.f H
ne =. Of Nj. was recent Eles1 II
heT sister. Mrs. Ernest Frlest
Mrs. Euser-a Sc-1bner Of Water
vile WIS guest Tuesday Of her
daughter Ms. Joseph Eaton.
Harold Clifford. WIN is employed
II tDwc was a recer. guest az his
parents M ana Mrs. Horace Cliff
tore II Benton.
Fred :. GG-ii1e-. wro en.iEtad n
The army and Went n Fort Omnha
-wo wears ar, expects 70 ne out O.
ne army this month
Mrs. A,ber- BaIsn-ine aas returned
from a few davs stop with her aunt
a. u I-rrrc- Center
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OAKLAND

Alma. Jono and Curtis Far II
k-1erv Point are visiting rhei-
Grandparents. Nj, and Mrs. Curtis
Clark.
Miss Pa-ai-a wilson II Mirneao-
Oils. MINI. arrived n t0wn Wednes-
cay and VIII De the guest Of Mr. and
Ms. T crest FOwles for L month.
Ms Merl Beverage and children.
-helma ana Wentworth, viii leave
TODAY tor Winthrop, wne-e they vii
Visit Mrs. Beverage mother, Mrs.
Era E1ewi-- 4or a few cays.
Mrs HAIRY Fowler amended me
Department Convention Of the W0-
mans Relief Corps which was held
ne --,esf IF f-ienes there for me re-
naander Of the week
Miss lima Anderson has gone n
Fairfield wnere sne VII be the guesr
Of MISS Emily Bradbury for a few
DAYS.
Ms. Z. NJ wa6l:a Of SaariAgn
Calf. is Visiting her daughter, Mrs
Agnes Demmons-
Ms. Herb Penney left "Wednesday
for Pennington ID arrend the grady
ar,nc exercises IF the State Normal
school. her daughter. Miss Martha
Sr-achen being a member IF the
graduating class
Mrs. pheena Sawcsile Of Amherst
Mass. rs caring for Ms john TaT-
lnr Of Belgrade avenue.
The Ladies Aid Of the First Zap
tis. church viii hold a food sale Fri
CAV afternoon AZ o clock n the
church vasCy
Mrs. Lsrpe Reynolds Of Sidney was
a guest Wednesday u her sister-in-
law. Ms. Charles Bates
Henry Pooie- has completed the
cellar and has started To erect
bungalow On the land known as the
Tnohev Farm which he recenIly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19

Civilization Grace Mildred Eowes
essay. Joan Of Ar. Haze Bel Whit
akar; essav. The Ane-lcAn Flag.
Lvie Eugene Cunningham: MUSIC.
Rsv. Mr. Ser-,nan- essav. Spirit.
Harold WaTae Cuocv essay, Coun-
Try Life, George Eunan prophecy
Ehodura Athena Thompson: flag
drill tssHv. Eva2EalIle Lola Agnes
Mitchell ESSAY Some Blrds anu
Their Habits. Gladys Mar,:,a Ea-na-
way vaie0actory, LUCE Elzaoe
Cal, class Que, Grace Mildred
Howes; coufs-Ing af diplomas. Supr
Naomi =. GregnI-e; address,. State
S1p- Or. Thomas; oenedicuon mt
sac. Star SpanEied Banner
Joseph Norris Of Detroit has raksc
4 rent II Lae lower pR-- Of ne house
occupied by " F. Nhlr1en a. Troy
Corner.
John Henderson and son aoG MISS
Sideiiagsr rom RockIanG spent SAT
u-day nignT and Sunday WIN o y.
Estes
Mrs. J E. Pierce returned Saru--
gay from Wa1tefiei6- y. H where
ySc-1- A41k ASf lst-I
lawrence Eagley and friend
ClR-ence Could bicvcleG down rom
Pir-sfeld ID attend the graduation
Tuesday night
CENTER-Miss Ensamon6 Woods
Is nome from Pirsaeic where she has
been teaching.
Mise Ern:ne Gray IL a member u
the cinSs n ne graduated from
Name Central Institute his week.
Miss LoJ-le EopkIns Of Plymouth
VINO has been guest a. Oscar
Ea-:.a ways the past week, returned
home SUNDAY.
Ms. Toner Of Z nl-y attended the
services a. Cook scnooihouse. Sun
day Mex. SUNDAY aF-ernoon. the
services viii De d. the church
Mrs. N E DRnfurtf and daughter
have been passing a fsw GAYS a.
their cottage a. WIodemere where
raey entertained a family party sun
Gay.
Mrs. Marguerite Lener-3ns and
babe Of Monticello are guests II the
Eone Of her parents
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BINGHAM

ne Iocal EeheKar Lodge exerpil-
ieG the degree work a. ne Dlsr-,c.
meeting held n North Arson last
waek
The annua- meeting IF me Sun
shine Society uas held a. he nome
IF Ms George Saker lasI Tt1u-soav
Mrs. Florence NJ Owens vas re-
elected president and Mrs., LUCINDA
Moore was elected secretary The
mex meeting VII be held a. the
home Of Mrs. Erwin Moore. Local
SunEn-aers should -emen Der me
date Of me acnuaI county rlei6 meet
-ng n Lakewood on June 9TH. MS.
Z 3 Whippie Of Bingham II the
president and Mrs. z = White II
Lewiston a promlns Sunshine
worker IF her CITY VIII De among ne
speakers.
Rev. Thomas Z Ear pastor ~ me
Congregational churches here and a
Scion. was n Suu-n Scion Monday
afternoon - ofhciste az ne tunera-
Of Liewelvn Eaton
Friends vii be Interested n iea-r
that Colby Robinson. son If Nj and
Mrs.. Waller Robinson. Is making
favorable progress toward RECOVERY,
following a, operation fn~ appended
us performed a Watarvliie He
was - nave graduated f~orn Coburr
Classical Institute ne wNea tt1a-
Surgical L-eRrmen- was required
Mrs. Ean-v Sands mas been VISITING
during The unst week n Portland.
u. Z Walters II Fairfield. mas
purchased IF Heroer- " Carr ms
place. al the outlet If Peasant Pond
The senior class " Bingham high
school VIII attend worship a. -he Con-
c-eEIconai church next sunday
morning and listen II Eev r 4
EaLt- VITO VIII deliver the baca-
laureate address before that body.
Ar. AID Mrs Walter Ounfnn and
familv VINO have bean living here
have moved back &c their farm. IN
West Moscow
The following assignment II teach
ers have neer made tor the school
year Of 1sl9-Is.n
Vest Forks. Jennie z Kennedy
and Mary z. MCKAY VI West Forks.
BCrieign Primary and Grammar. re-
specrivelv. reflections. The Forks.
Crystal " Grant n Bingham. lake
Maxie- Ca-a1unk-E. o Christensen
OF Yarmouth niEh scnnl -e-eiectoIn-
Mnscuw-Alma D. Bloom y Bing-
ham Roosevelt and Telna NJ. Size
and Of The Forks. Deadwa1er re-
elections Concord. M. BeIle Stuart
nj Bingham LonEfei}ow CEiufo. re-
election and Nellie Berdena Eiu Of
Moscow Corner Plensant Ridge
Mabel r Moore Of Moscow. Wash
ingtnn School. River Road and
Eazen Z. Stuarr nf Bingham. Long
fellow RidEe. Reelection Mayfeid-
Mrs Mabel D Bryant. West May
field. recollection.
o. the above named Miss Fin has
taught q successful year at Lake
Moxie and Minis Grant of The class
Of 1919, Bingham high Giad-s G.
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RIPLEY

Ripley Grammar school r-aduaf1uG
exercises were neic AZ Grange hail
F-16ay eVectrC, June -. Those who
-ecelved diplomas were Clair Mar
Ea-et Ham. DORIS Mildred Lord
lima Dell 5uwdoIr- Chester Arthur
Knowles and Donald Lee Soutna-d-
James Clifford mas taken SoKHlsy
Eaymond's horse n care for whiie
NJ. Eavnon6 Is confined to The
house VII. a broken leC.
Eipiey was nearly a deserted cuwn
Thursday. rs most IF the peopie wer-
70 Dex-a- n a1-snd the Weicome
Tome celebration tn me bows from
France
Ms. -,vde -ook returned - he-
home II Ea-rland, SUNDAY evening.
aH-sr a -h-se-1ays rlsI- w3-t her
C-and-n9-ae-. Mrs. Am WooorocK
Friends If Mrs ManseE gave ner a
donation parry Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
Chicago Cattle Market
ChcaEn. Jane &

Lnca-o. Jlne h
EOGS-EecaiCrs Gam Estimated %
morrow 4 sN Market generally q. 70
~ cents lower. closing July a. can-s m
df- yesterday average Bulk NJ salas
''nS:1sd clSt 5eRrv weights 3isag1 et1..' me-
dIuTn weights ce.ryd atS light E-71s
eeistf1Z1T5 hight lights -&nad2fi-.5 t5eAvy
wHICt7- hacking STOCK sCws smooth no
III e0Sa packing sows- -ouE:l. Ig2.-hdlgt..
DIES --ItidlSsS
4TT-E-Recs,pts 5sn Estimated %
morrow L.Em. Bee stee-s STEADY = 10
.an1s higher Eurcner STOCK strong y
a cents lIEne- Calves steady 70 -
cents higher Feeders SLOW, STEADY
Beef steers Medium and heavy weight
chp,ce and nrirne l4SSnl6s. medium ana
Eoou 1.-.ssd1S+h common ana good IHotdI
-. ~ liEn- weight good and choice 1.Ss'd
1zs... curnmor and medium i9#6l3hi-
Butcher ca--Ae. LETTERS ..;sa13i8 COWS
-.1::5e4d T75s'. Gamers and c;Ir.e-s S,56S51
Ven calves Ign and handy weiE.1rs
ISs.I1SsH Feeder steers g5'.i1 10 Stock
er steers SuMrJn.
SEEEP-RHceIrts 1S.9I- Es. mR;en %
mu-ow e 8aa Market steady - -
cents iower than yesterdays hest line
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Reynolds and Gladys e SaKe- ot
Moscow VIM have dnne such splendid
work n the "a asilIng-cn aaG Lincoln
schools II Moscow during ne 1Rsr
year vi return . Fa-n;ag-on Nor
ma SchaGl FIR the las1 vsa- of Their
COURSE and Emma 4 Robinson o.
Bingham. whose work n Pleasant
Edge and Ca-arurk has been highly
satisfactorily WI enter maj school
oeT- tal as VII Louise A Palmer Of
In oosr- me rsacner IF me school 81
Concord Corner
-he house on E5ver sr-aer recent
= pCrcna sec t-um Jon1 Savage by
Charles Phelas and Edgar King Is
beng occupied ny NJ Phelps and
taniir
Mr and Mrs James Eoblnsor are
living n their ea- n the South
Bingham section when they recently
purchased II Warren -ozler
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kock Markets
NEW Y0RA MARkET
E.,s y -ns Gays Dealings N An
tns -eaci-G Stocks


n ~ IT.. Easier none
--ar ,1r.---.ru-ac neasu-5iy y
---1s- ---a2E- II ne STOCK ma
i1c-' 1-7Ct movements a. ne GU
NIL a.-lug- 9uova1t p-opur-
Mar NJ n. stocGs Scr--lE ear y
E,2es r. -v-r a.nosr SIX po1nS
~ va-= -na-e-ia.lv shaded ny
ss.:-E ~ 1-rfi. oe+o-n ne END
u E-E 1rsu- nu- FASH uC-u-I
1t go = .r-e--a. d dAAlasss
assi.z-.;u..
-oaev 7-aned a. Der can't -nr
,c..4.s-s.l 1C- -nce0eC n D. az
T. ny VIE. -rne most require
It 1@"y "a .sf1eE1- Time rlncs
- " a sr2a-. supply sxceS. -ur
sic--e- -na.-;.i,::-,-1es.
s--;,re --e-rs-s paid scAr, al
70 -r-a!E developments. ne
'e'3su q. ne leading sfaei and
i1tc~~-- v~lcr -aTe--nl n -Ig--
--o1-7Fe--e-- r ne 1nduHr--. elicit
--s-.la- ---s.-as-
Tas -7-1e--@d n the one ~
ms IN "a-oeG. I :. Steel +or
-s.l-.nC Al extreme gan OF
- auuEn more cr1zn hat.
s1ri-'cz. vfS nr- a. ne closP.
~.F ana klnu-ad enUiurner-s
-@4ei.:- wanna ana Bethlehem
1;.l's-tar - and SalcwIn Lo-
~ Te-~ .7Gsisrar = strong after
s.'S ~ w 70 seven POINTS. SuT
- p -. --3ll0C again -evoivs.ri
20'1~< N Dei- s9er;a3-1es. OILS,
20 No. ana stiiJnIrEs. a.
5n~ay = -wn III 20 oein-s.
nAnuH- .nef- -ecer- sofa -nt.
Ting ~s-- si;E.rt.v II ne gen
7f'@-l~'-- a-ae * Pacific agar.
10 ~ ~ 1,ng exception II
~'Se ~ <,re ouiu-s. SHES
y ~ sra-ps
a-r E-!l-v issues we-e
7-~-7,lC e- +aR-u-ss If 80
: - --.ae,--v oonds were stert e.
a--E- --1G7 was I-me- To-
70" IL 'aiue aggregated 8 7S'.. =
FTrCf rT-cru7Enss IN -aA
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New 1rh- tune u
v-A--Scnt s.ea6-: No, re1 ~
elevator ex9O--e .t,.- -ou.
-oRN-Sppr sr-uns; No. Vs1u~ NIX
arr No wnlre NJ NeN eatS.-,
0AT-sout tir-r1e-: Nc wnI.e es III
I.AP7-Weaiz: middle west '4:s'eo"4.s
R--ER-Ffrn: Receipts - 10, - 10 -,
r-earne--- higher man ex--zis als1s,s -. ~
aace,as STOCK current MAKE -; -s.r.
-.a-.5 ax--as 5IlISH, dc tl-Sr
44Nr4ss. DO. storage packed e1S - "a
20: dc s-~ss 47n<St: an STATE q anu ID
nea-t,~ western henrerv VINE ans -
4anc~ .aYS.: stare. "a and nea.S. hs =.
ne--v wtlrfp oratna-v 20 rr7,ne 4.9-e o..
n.,vr a,msS 40 gathered nro~n anu
MIXED colurs sasIszs. I'D, ~,
Pnr A-CE-I--sClia- ern1o 1ar ,,,a
Sn.1-na. southern 4SnWFon- oiG m
sacks .saT ID: .5ersey sweefs oasne' "
cSsn. ,bl -EM
rAEEa EESFfrn; NirE,M,a n- NJ
I-s eastern shore c-aIe i'en .,.--4,,rsl
Ey-GAE-E2w sfeHGE
~ fne -nnulated WI
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attendance and ne afternoon was
PLEASANT PASSED.
TIE Oakland Athletic Association
held meeting winch was well a.,
landed u ~. nesCav evening i. 5
"a CLOCK n the Toy Thear-e
The contest oeJwesn the Ee6s and
8Iue II tne F-ee BapEsr SUNDAY
school was finished recently with the
Blue side v'c-orloUs- The Members
If TIE Fed zide WI entertain he
members IF me Elne slds 4. me
church IN THURSDAY evening. June -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19

The Ladies Aid meeting held with
Ms J. c. Lamb last week was a
RECORD breaker n Attendance. me
number Of a. being SERVED with sup
PEI The nex- meeting VII ne with
Mrs. Par June o5ta.
E!even girls and boys g-aSua rad
rom the grammar school course IN
Trey schools ms term and the grad
uaL-HE exercises ware held At ne
Grange nal TuesGav evening Of last
Week- The program was as follows
Maslc, PRAYER. Few NJ Se--imao
sal--a-ory. Earl Gil5er- MadGocIs.
ESSAY. Our FeR-hered Friends. Tarna
agnes Carleton essay Invention and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19
WEEKS MILLS

:. Esr6 Brown VINO mas been visit =
inE MS mother and sistsr n Rock-
land mas returned home
Mrs. Clyde Seexlas and Miss Eena
were recent visitors n Augusta
M and Mrs. ! Bird Brown vAe
callers Monday n Augusta
George Doe CT Friendship wD q
VISITOR Recently AZ WiIl.nm Does.
Mrs Steiia Brown was q caller
MDnGav al George Flstchers Of Gage
street. Augusta
Stanford Brown WIS q caller re-
Gently n Sone-viIie.
Nj and Mrs. Fred Choate If An
glIsta ware callers recently n erwn.
M and Mrs. Herbert Nnsf1er we're
regent BUSINESS callers n Arxpn
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MERCHANDISE

purchased This Is an IDEA location
for home as Il Is IN a shEtlt aieva-
non and very signify The firm al
ready contains TOO e-u.- trees $40 ii
hearing conczc1un. aIsu oiack berries
raspper-2es anG straw berry vines.
The Methodist churches Of Oakland
and Sidney viii noiG their first
qua-rerIy Conference TINS evening a.
40 CLOCK a. re Methodist church
Dr EoiE IF Lewiston viii address the
meeting A corsiia. invitation is ez
tended 70 al.
--nere vii! ne Welcome Tonne
parade II this rcwn VI June o5th
anG i II desired tila- all NOSE VINO
have -u-0nohlles VII decorate tnem
and JOIN 7 me 9n-ade-
A. the meeting IF ne H-enen
wnlc was heid MonGar evening II me
seiec-nen Office r.le following nfH-
GERS ware elected for t.7e ensuing
wear Chief Lawrence Livingstone.
first assistant. Jesse A Ea!ier-. sec
md assistant Theodore EraEg
president II Inc association. Arson
BicKurt.. wee president Water
TASK, secretary. Jesse A Eareu..
treasurer Fed ?. Ealert II was
also voted tc pu- the olc hand Cu5 il
shape. decorate and have = u ne
u eicorne Home parade on June s5rh
and the following committee was ap-
pointed u nave charge If the affair.
chief Livingston. Jesse A EaliEIL.
Theodore Bragg. Harry Fowle and
Winfield Palmer The hremen VII
hoiG another meeting FrlGav IT
Firemen s hal No. :
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trQHy5slis ~.''
EEr--hc,ce whole cHr1e u
TvwER-Nnr-he,n c-ea"e'T
g.a1Ss western cfn- 52,nl-3 --,z--.
CEEESHNew twins e&..as
cGPNNn. Yellow -S7ulM
EEG-SeH-rv hennery 5sn~'
en- ex--as 5sI5d- ,.e =, u.rss.
TOTI-Spr,nG patents
-cTl-M ,n%n
uay-Na. . rimofi7- 4Su<e-
0aTS-Fnnrv 70 10 9Th. Sacks Ss0ss'
P0RE-Mesfiuns hacks Szm
POT ATcES-Maine- PER III" i"' "
lots. 38sm1- .,-..,e q:
TEAH-Granutaee0.
per 1nn Tbs, N bulk
vTAy-fE6[
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Scauicias- Carson

4 GUls- wedding was snIena1zeS a,
the Congregational church SATURDAY.
by Few = 3. Ear when JOSEPH,
SpHlio-nE and Miss Louise Corson ..
Bingham were quietly married rhe-n
The BRIDE was aT-lred n brown snr1r
The Nc ring service was aseG. I IS
understood ina, ne curpie a-e % re-
SIDE 4 NaG.scr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19

Standard perraies 10 yard bundles. 70 2
va,-d ltnxrns ss-&. Nice uuaiiry gins-
harr. 10 yard bundles 70 in ya-e
leuE.hs GR Both bundles RE State
I,ae 10 aid selection. Al goods deIivo-ed
Free prizes Of otheT remnants with or
d.r 5ark refe-ences- IONA MILL.
FINDS CO Ear.Rnu Naine-
ms. tuurB,St
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-19

lork Stock Market
sc Daily by
~'"s BROKERAGE CO.
Water ST., Aususta
Tannes .01s-1n1s
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Chicago. JUNE N
Ersrnares TINT the piHntsf cprn in..a
m 1tse e:E.ss largest STATES nau { assn az
ducrd IN extent this vea- about 49,.
ac-os made al deliveries OF cn,n 5....P
,utanv 70 tise hiTnesf prsces YET liz = n
SON The murkeg closed Strong ~
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The following sxrrac, was taken
from a Franklin. Mass. paper and
vii De Of interest 20 many Of rhe
Older residents Of Oakland
The last Of the family. Miss Su-
san a Gage. daughter ct Joshua and
Sarah Gage If West u aterviIie now
Oaklaad9 Ne. dleG a. me home Of
ner sis1e--In-law, Mrs. Ella p Cage,
widow Of Inc ate Horace Sage.
early Sunday morning after a ing
erinc Illness Of nearly a wear MSS
Cage was d graduate Of Bares COL
lege. class Of go, being one Of the
last remaining seven classmates who
kept n close and loving touch
through correspondence and annual
reunions. Fur several years she was
ma-or II a private home II x as, =
brock Ne. devoted 10 the educHtion
IF young girls. whose education had
beer neglected and whose environ
menr had been unfarorabie She was
an accomplished artist having con-
Quoted studio for 70 Warts a WV
I'd imagination. a wonderful blend
ing NJ colcrs by the fine touches Of
har brush the power Of drawing
from natural scenery and nv her
conception n the beautiful the
grand. me majestic from rhe masf
imposing viewpoint enahied her IN
rranHfer tn the cHrvRs most wunder-
ral visions of her artistic inspira-
tons In recent years she had made
her home with a sister n Mansfield
She was a member If the Free Bap-
inst church of Vest Warerville. tnow
Oakland Me-. where she was born
Oct Ii, lSsS, 70 which church she
left a generous beuueRth. as web as
10 the Oakland Cemetery Associa-
ticn for the perpetual care If the
grounds wherein she anu her ances-
tnrs sieep-
The LADIES' Aid Of the Free Bap-
list church met Wednesday, after
noon with Mrs- Morrison LIBBY Of
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!: net gam with July T-gl u -7ss and
September g . % OATS finished Z
X = III. In provislons me outcome
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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-18
Dropped Dead
On The Floor
Private Home the Scene OF Wholesale
Slaughter Last Week

The beautiful home of one OF our
prominent citizens was the scene OF
a wholesale slaughter one night last
week. Shortly after dusk the house
was invaded by swarm Of voracious
malaria carrying mosquitoes, which
would have made sleep impossible
had not preparation been made for
just such happening: A barriage
Of Torment was shot into the air of
each room with small spray, and
the mosquitoes at once surrendered
as If gassed. Torment is the finest
of insecticides and kills fsies and
mosquities while they are on thu
wing. It does not injure human be
irgs and will not stain clothing no
furniture. Bottle of Torment, includ
ing spray, 25c at your druggists.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-18

Information from Orlando is to the
effect that the West Coast Highway
Association was recently formed
there with Hugh Hale, president.
Brooksville; H. J. Dame, secretary
and treasurer, Inverness; eight vice
presidents from eight counties. The
object is to encourage and aid in the
building Of a highway from High
Springs to Newberry, Archer, Willis
ton, Morriston, Romeo, Dunnsllon
fernando, Inverness, Floral City
Brooksville. on to Tampa, as hereto
fore designated by state road No
5, BY the state highway department
| Forty delegates were present an
Joined the association.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-18
FINDS PETROGRAD
UNRECOGNIzABLE
nv Associated Press.)

Archangel, July 18.-Ivan DAVID
off, a wood supply contractor wfo has
recently returned from Petrograd'
saws he found that city almost unrec-
ognizable. Tramways we're approach
ing a standstill and there was nardiy
ony artificial lighting. He often saw
starved horses fall down and die IN
the streets.
"Everywhere one saw starved and
emaciated people unable to walk, ly'
ing or sitting in the streets beggins
for bread" he said. Later tnes'
bcart-rending spectacles were seldom
70 h. seen, as Red Guards collecte'
,rch mendicants and took them away
No one I knew could tell me 10
certain their ultimate fate, but ofte
one heard the communist motto ANY
| cne who does not work shall not 60
and must die :.
| The poorhouses, hospitals for u
| firm or helpless wounded soldie
were all used as barrack and COS
! mune headquarters, the inmates