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New Britain herald., 1919-07-07

big merch club, July( TroUbles Stop Then
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07

Private James V. MolNneux o Whiting street has returned hom from France and has received his dis charge.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07

AUTOI The New rectors will } o'clock i'd 'consti titution|
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07

]. Henry Pagan, Dear Doctor:
 It is a matter of personal satisfaction to me to testify that the bridge-work you made is not only perfect in appearance but has proved service able; and shall always consider myself fortunate in having the pleasure of recommending you to my friends in order to better you of my appreca- tion.
 ARTHUR ADOLFSON,
 348 No. Burritt New Britain, Ct
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07

J, Henry Pagan, Dear Doctor: Your Nap-A-Mnit process is the best ever. Did not feel thing when you extracted my tooth
 FRANK DOW,
 82 East St., Painvle. Painv1e Manager Highland Welding Go.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07

Rev Henry Maier and Rev. M Guessner leave Wednesday fol Greensboro, Vt.. where they vii spend 8 few weeks.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-07

Mrs. Fred Schilling and daughter Anna, left Saturday for a two weeks visit with relatives in MileseS, N. Y.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
RESIDENT EXPECTS To REACH
|RREST AT $50 TONIGHT:
CITY CA|LY DECORATED
ANTICIPATING HIS ARRIVAL
WEST VIRGINIA TO ENGAGE
IN SHEEP RAISING
(By Associated Press J

Charleston, W. Va, March u
The state Of West Virginia has decid-
ed TO engage in the raising Of sheen
in conjunction with A. E. Aegen and
S. M Croft of Grove City, Pa, and
Charleston, and other business men
Of this State.
James Fl. Stewart State Commits.
sioner of Agriculture, is authority for
this announcement, claiming that his
department is lending encouragement
and financial assistance to the estah-
lishment of the greatest agricultural
project ever attempted by a state
The ranch is to be located in Green
brier county and will take in 1912!
acres.
F. M. Glenn, sheep expert Of the
department Is enthusiastic over the
plan and says the ranch will be es-
tablished in a narrow belt Of West
Virginia which produces the finest
fleeces in the world.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
JACK JOHNSON
CLAIMS He
ALLOWED
WILLARD
TO WIN
(By Associated Press.)

Havana, March 13.-Jack Johnson
in a signed statement given the AS
sociated Press last night declared his
fight with Willard here four years age
was pre-arranged affair and that he
allowed Willard to win. In addition
to $4,000 for the entire rights TO
moving picture films in Europe and
one-third Of the proceeds from their
exhibition in the United States and
Canada mentioned by Johnson, John
sons hacker now wants to fight with
Willard, Dempsey or Fulton. He de-
clares johnson will claim the worlds
championship unless Willard fights
him within reasonable time
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
Proposed Road And
Bridge District, And
The Roads It Is
Planned to Bond For

petition to the County Commis-
loners will be presented asking for
election to create special road
Rnd bond district to build certain
fcads Ia this section. It is estimated
fhat the cost of these roads will be
RoOut 100000, and an agreement will
oe made, : it is understood, whereby
Fae county will pay half of this
amount. The district will issue
ponds for its 100000, which 1t is
ssld can be taken care of by a tax
of Eve mills
Tue petition is in the following
O'm' and We print it In order that It
may De seen what territory the spe'
v" district would embrace, and what
'Oaas it is proposed to build:
10 the Honorable Board of County
commissioners Of Polk County,
Florida:
We as undersigned, duly regis
''eu and qualified voters and free
a0'uefs, residing within the limits OF
'e following territory, towit
BEGINNING at the northeast corner
section four a., township twenty
ae Css) south, range twenty-four
~ east; thence running west to the
'ortnVest corner of section six co.
ae said township and range;
s'nce south along the range line tc
- "l'nlachoochee river, which Is
~ tne northwest corner Of section
'SO'een (1S) of said township and
Dse' thence following the south
aux Of the said withlacoochee river
westerly direction to the range
us between ranges twenty-five (22)
=, ~ 'Wenty-three (2S): thence south
ue the range line to the south
:, ~ corner of section thirty-one (S1l
""nship twenty-five (25l and
50 t"enty-three t2Sl; thence wesf
e northwest corner of section
49,. ~ 'S) Of township twenty-si t26l
range twenty-five (22) east
e south to the southwest corner
'e.lon thirty-four (s4) Of the sait
u'np and range; thence east Il
Ou1oeast corner of section thir
:" 1881 Of the said township ant
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13

people that work In powder mill
should be very pious." The world IL
one great powder mill. The air, food or
water may prove to be poison TO
you. God is long suffering. merciful
and gracious but mercy knows her
appointed bounds and turns to ven
gance there. There is no opportuni-
ty after death and while God may
save In the hour of death all records
prove that such cases are very few.
when a mind is clouded with disease
and the body racked with pain. dying
and repenting both is too big job to
have on hand. People are feeding
on some sin which keeps them from
getting to God. Love Of money, lust.
impurity, some sin holds them fast.
An eagle on great block OF ice feed
ing On carcass approaching the
rapids OF Niagara, felt the danger,
could have escaped easily but staying
for still another and another bite
finally when the danger was great
and 1t tried to escape, found 1t had
stayed too long and its feet were
grozen fast TO the ice and it could not
escape. There Is only one time that
is sure and that is NOW Seek the
Lord while he may be found, call up
on him while he is near" for 81 win
laugh when your fear cometh." An
interesting altar service followed
when many persons found God near
to them.
Services daily at and 7:45 D. N.
The sermon tonight, Thursday night.
will be on the topic "a Bible He'll.
and should be of great interest to ev-
eryone. Friday afternoon at p. m.
a special young people service win
be held. All school folks are espe.
cially invited to be present and seats
will be reserved for them. All under
one hundred years Of age are invited
to attend.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
FLORIDA TOMATO SITUATION

Miami, Fla, March Weather
IS much warmer and tomatoes are
showing better color. The movement
is from 40 to so cars daily and is
widely scattered from Palm Beach to
Homestead. Shipments this week will
possibly reach 200 cars.
The acreage is quite large On the
Lower East Coast. Present estimates
place the crop at $4,000 acres. This
does not include the large acreage
in the Okeechobee country. There are
several thousand acres there also
which it was hoped to have come in
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13

range; thence south along the range
line to the southwest corner OF Sec
tion thirty-one (3p, township twenty
e,eht 1881 south, range twenty-three
f2a, east; thence east to the southeast
corner Of section thirty-three (aSl
township twenty-eight t2S) SOUTH
range twenty-four (s4) east; thence
north to the northeast corner OF SEE
tiop four az, township twenty-seven
1877, south, range twenty'four w
east; thence west to the soutneas
corner of section thirty-six 'SO''
township twenty-six tss) south range
,wantv.three (23) east; thence nortn
- tbe northeast corner of section one
r., township twenty-six (26) soutn'
- ron, nge twenty-three ts3) east; thence
aoat % the southeast corner Of section
tb;rtv-three 1897 OF township '"e"'
five (25) south range t*ep's,aI m In.
l9n east; thence north to the norln
east corner of section four - .S"n :.
shin twenty-five (25) south rang
twantv-four (24) east, the same Oslns
tba noint of beginning containl9s -,
west half (1b) Of township ,~en,, ,o,,
five ts5) south, range twen'y-lou. O,,.
"a, east; all of township n twsn'y ,os, ,,,s,
f25, south, range twenty-tnree - Wv
! cast which is located at POLK . 'oun., ,l.,,,,.
TIorida; the east half C's, Oh Uo~ .o"- ..
sbin twenty-six (26) soutn' ahi1 .ati
twenty-five (22) east; all Of Iowilbr,s 9,. tSrse
twsnty.six (2s), range twenty ..,.r,v. I'M =,
,os, east: all of township .srs, s~sD.s
seven ve C27) south, range tven.y ~ ny, ~ =, =.
r2sl east; the west han ~ W.
'-' tCOntinued on Page D.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
Interest In Methodist Revival
Grows; Stirring Meetings
Yesterday Afternoon
And Evening

AZ the Methodist revival yesterday
the song service led by Mr.. Boyd op'
ened a very interesting afternoon
Closing the song service Mr.. Boyd
sang as a solo, Would you carer
or Nobody told me about Jesus
Rev. Blackburn, District Superintend.
ent Of this district led in an earnest
prayer of conservation for service.
Rev. Dunnaway read st. John /,
verses 40, Al and AZ, and based his
remarks on the first sentence of verse
AZ, And he brought him to Jesus"
Speaking on the theme of "The Bus
mess of Soul-Winning, or Personal
Soul-Winning,' he said in part, can.
drew introduced his brother to Jesus,
could give you many reasons why
select this theme, but the main pne
is. first, / am more interested about
this matter than anything else. There
are so many other attractions, fine
homes, beautiful orange groves, bus
mess advantages, pleasures, shows
entertainments, but the supreme mis-
sion of Jesus Christ in the world was
to seek and to save that which was
lost. and so Christ said In his last
prayer for his disciples, Even SO send
! them into the world What's your
business in this world? Growing or
anges, selling shoes, practicing law
Or are you serving God by telling
men and women about Jesus? A lit
tle boy in Chicago was asked What
Is YOUR fathers business?" he replied
Serving the Lord, but he cuts pork
down town to pay expenses So your
business should be to serve God: and
grow oranges, sell shoes or practice
law to pay expenses. Go out and
find some one and bring them tt
Christ, If we neglect it someone Is
going to He'll.
The thing which keeps me earnest
" at this works is the vastness OF the
crowd out of Christ, That keeps me
going In a great tabernacle al
staunton, Va, holding agbout 26O'
persons, packed from center to edge
when asking for those who were real
,v ready for judgment to stand, only
o5 nersons stood. Coming down tt
Jacksonville, Fla, in that audience o
sttsen hundred people about 10 stoot
On 4 similar proposition. Relating
many circumstances he clinched thi'
fact with the story of a small DO!
ubo was asked where his father was
70 which he replied, "out in the she'
setting the saw; asked then where u
vour mother? he said, I'm the hei
bouse setting a hem; where is you
brother? lover there in the yard set
t,rg on that stump. And I'm JUS
aot,i,o here" A setting family. Tot
many are Just setting. The settin'
family of the church is very large |
no don't get on our job someone will
aron into He'll, You cannot be
nrsacber maybe not a missionar.
! an are not called to these places b'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13

you can be a soul winner. When you
are lost eternally, 1t may not be fol
what you have done but for what you
have not done. Referring to various
passages of scripture on this line but
emphasizing Ezekiel 3-1S, and Mat
thew 25, IA, etc. in the parable OF
the talents. q
The greatest hinderanco to soul
winning is Indifference, people are
money mad, amusement mad, and
the craze for other things is on most
all. II there is any power to stir the
people | am hoping 1t may come
through this great Centenary move
ment of Methodism. We haven't
come to value souls as Christ did. In
the wreckage of a boat on Lake Erie
one man was seen and though the
| life savers were hundred miles
away they came for the saving Of this
man. We do great things to save
body, jump through fire, into the
waters or other great risks, but we
neglect to do the thing which will
save souls Closing with touching
illustration In the story Of lost soul,
and urging every one to go out aud
compel them to come in, for the
feast is now ready" Many earnestly
pledged themselves for religious work
! in the Business of Soul Winning"
A large congregation greeted the
| workers at the evening service, many
gathering In the room of the Mems
Bible Class for what is termed a
Power House Prayer Meeting q
half hour preceding this evening
| service. The spirited song service
put all in a receptive frame of mind
and the solo by Mr.. Boyd, "The Sin
ner's Friend, or God Afar', again
carried a sermon to his hearers.
Reading for scripture Amos, 4, and
! 2 Peter, 8, Rev. Dunaway spoke from
Amos a., Prepare to meet thy God,
saying in part, God is doing his best
for fallen humanity. The lessons read
as we'll as other things prove to US
that God has done and is still doing
all a great God can do to block the
road to He'll. God sent the rain ir
some parts, he drought in others
the pestilence, and everything great
God could do to turn the people to
ward God, but sad yet ye hath moi
returned
God is doing extra things today tt
turn men toward God. Providentia
occurrences have been turned loose
Thousands, yea hundreds Of thous
ands, have been swept out by the re
cent pestilence. Young men have
been Stayed in multitudes by the
sword. God does not send men tC
He'll. Men go to Hell over the bar
riers God puts in their way. God ac
tually blockades the road with everl
obstruction possible He sent His
!. Son to redeem them and the HOLY
tGhost to convict and show them the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
AERIAL DUEL
NAY Be HELD
over THE SEA
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, March 13.--The Paris po
lice have taken a hand in the pro-
posed aerial duel between Leon
vaudcrane and Robert schrecheir'
former aviators. The police declare1
the duelling is forbidden as the pee"
ple below would be endangered II
is suggested aviators might hold a
duel over the sea.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
LEAGUE Of NATIONS
Unsatisfactory
TO CHILE
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, March 13.-The State
Department advised today that Ala
jandre Aluarez legal adviser CT the
Chilean department Of foreign affairs,
had published a statement declaring
the League of Nations would be un-
favorable to Chilean interests.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
ASSASSINATION Of
FRANCIS FERDINAND
result Q! PLOT LED
By Count 1|SzA
(By Associated Press.)

Berne, March 13.-Charges that the
assassination Of Archduke Francis
Ferdinand, and his wife, the Duchess
OF Hohenberg, at Sarajevo was the
result of a deliberate plo led by the
late Count Tisza, former Hungarian
premier, was made in pamphlet
written by priest who was the spir-
itual adviser to the Duchess, accord
inf to Vienna dispatch to the Frank
fort Gazette. The pamphlet is said to
have made a profound impression in
Austria.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
(By Associated Press.)

Lawrence, Kan, March Is. When
shown the statement in which John
son claimed the championship bout
with Willard four years ago was pre-
arranged, Willard today said John
son simply needs money and Is trying
to put over another match Willard
said he refused to dignity the state
ment with a denial.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
SPARTACANS
DRIVEN OUT
Of EAST END
Of berlin;
MANY PUT
TO Death.
ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT KAIS.
ER TRIED TO ENTER ASYLUM IN
SWEDEN TWO MONTHS BEFORE
ARMISTICE WAS SIGNED BUT
THAT COUNTRY DIDN'T WANT
HIM
(By Associated Press.)

Copenhagen, March 13.-German
government troops, after lively fight
ing, have succeeded in driving the
Spartacans out of the east end Of Ber-
lin, according to Berlin dispatch
filed Wednesday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
Spartacans Formed to PluDder
Berlin
(By Associated Press.)

London, March ia Copenhagen
dispatch says the nature of the fight
ing between government troops and
Spartacan bands in the eastern sub
urbs Of Berlin seems to indicate tha
local Spartacan groups are formed
for no other purpose than to plunder
the city, An Amsterdam dispatch
says Spartacan was captured who
had jewelry valued at nearly one mil
lion marks. He was executed. \
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13

way of life or death. He put the
Bible in their way, great book with
$4,000 promises, warnings and invita-
tations, too great to try to number,
You have to go over this II you 60.
God put the church as a barrier in
the way to Hell, am glad live in
country that has churches, This is
the biggest thing in the universe. It
is great obstruction. The sermon
is another, Every Sunday school with
its officers and teachers, is another.
Praying mothers is another big OBJ
struction. Be glad that you have a
mother who can get Gods attention.
I have known of boys who have gone
through the thick of the battle with
out scratch in the present war be-
cause they had mother praying for
their protection. But the Devil has
little trouble leading the boy into
wrong who has never heard pray
er from the lips of his mother. An
invalided mother was about to send
her boy to college. Calling him to
her bedside she said, My boy, remem-
ber that every Sunday morning when
the bells are ringing for church at
1O:30, your mother will be praying
for you and her prayers will never
fail to go to God for her boy at that
time The boy went to college, fell
in with the rougher element, and on
a Sunday morning was going to the
woods to spend the day In carousal
when the peal of the church bells
reached his ears. It arrested his ct.
tention and carried his thought to his
mother. He turned and told the 9th
or ten boys Of his mothers prayer, and
added that he was going back and go.
ing to church, though they might go
on q they please. The boys oil
turned and went back with him.
Many of them were in tears and all
eleven decided for Christian service
at that morning time, from the eleven
nine became preachers OF Gods word.
Mothers prayers are great obstacle
in the way of wrong doing.
Many illustrations from exper-
fences were related to show the striv-
ings of Gods Spirit with men and
women that they should not 80
wrong, as he urged them Don't de-
spise the goodness of God. But the
greatest obstruction of all is the up
lifted cross with its dying Savior, the
substitute for your sins and mine.
repeat it, God does not send men to
He'll, but puts every possible obsta-
Gle in their way. Yet, forbearance
has its limits. Moody told a story
of a boy who by debauchery broke
his mothers heart, and his poor faith
er begged him after his mothers
death to remain at home with him
but his request was laughed at, The
father laid himself across the door
and said, III you go from here you
will literally go over my body" but
the boy really went over the body Of
his own father. So people go into
the wav of SIN and wrong over the
body Of Christ, the blessed Son Of
God. Probation is not forever. you
have no lease on life.
A little girl living near a munitions
factory and hearing of the great
danger to life therefrom said, Papa
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
Executed Prisoners
(By Associated Press.)

Berlin, Wednesday, March 12--(De-
yed)-Spartacans under pressure of
government troops using artillery and
mine throwers, are abandoning their
positions.
In Lichtenberg this morning the
government forces took many prison
ers, large number Of whom were
executed summarily.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13

for shipment after the Lower East
Coast had finished, but owing to the
lateness OF the season here, 1t now
looks as If that acreage would move
along with the heavy and late move
ment OF the Lower East Coast.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
Sweden Didn't Want Kaiser

Washington, March William
Hohenollern two months before the
armistice was signed planned to 60
to an asylum in Sweden but was pre-
vented from going to that country
by the Swedish government, diplo-
matte advices made public today dis
close.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
LAKELAND, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1919
RUSSIAN SOVIET
GOVT PLANS
Worldwide
REVOLUTION
By Associated Press.)

London, March 13.--The Russian
Soviet government, with a view OF
promoting a plan for worldwide
communist revolution, has appointed
a new minister to be known as an
International commissary, according
70 Helsingsfors dispatch, quoting
Moscow advices.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
German Delegates to Peace
Conference
(By Associated press.)

(By Associated pr0sS.) B4
Weimar, March 13.-German dele
|ates to the peace conference will be
(ount Won Ereckdorff Rantzau. for
|ign minister; Dr.. Edward David,
tsiOrity socialist, and first president
\ the National Assembly; DR.. Adolph
farburg, DR.. Adolph Muller, minister
b Switzerland; Professor Walthor NJ
Pchuecking of Marburg University
|nd Kerr Caisberg, minister Of posts
ind telegraph in the Prussia minis
hi. I.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
Nll Reach
Paris 9 O'clock
Tomorrow
nv Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press')
h, Board George Washington. We'd
|sday March IL, 7 p. m. .-(Wireless
Associated Press)- President
meets to arrive at Brest at $3.50
bursday evening and will board =
Iecial train Immediately. He prob
Ilv will arrive at Paris at 8 o'clock
riday morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13

Florida has the largest pecan grove
in the world-72000 trees, covering
4,2OO acres, near Tallahassee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-13
Brest Gaily Decorated

Brest Gaily Decorated
(By Associated Press.)
Brest, March 13.--Colonel House
nj Jules Jusserand, French ambas
,dor to the United States, arrived
Breast to greet President Wilson
preparati0n for the Presidents ar
val, the city is gaily decorated.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-01-17
Strive to Keep Sweet.

Some folks are the very picture OF
misery. Their mouths are so constant
ly in sour pout that they get ugly be-
fore they get gray. The kiddies take
to their heels when they see the nag
ger coming down the street. Ohjrc-
tors are always wanting new boss
Dismal old age stares the unfortunate
victim in the face and he's bound to
get soured on the world for the world
has little to offer him. You can't take
such risks.-EXchange.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-01-17

S. b. Puderbaugh is i'll of inf1u-
enza in the hospital at Telluride.
The Shakespeare club have de-
cided to discontinue meetings for
the present.
If your property is for sale or
rent list it with the l.. A. Hafer
Investment Co. 215 18th Ave.
Ed WaIsted writes from Seattle
that the flu has been raging there
for long time. but the death rate
has been very low. He is sorry
that the epidemic is taking 81
many from Clear Creek county
The Walsteds have all had in.
fluenza. but recovered rapidly.
They like their new home very
mach.
Mrs. J. G. Weeks received a
letter recently from Mrs. E. G.
Abel at Byron, California. They
like that part of California, and
have had busy year. Mrs. Abel's
mother wss injured in an auto
accident to the extent that one
eye lid was cut to pieces by brok.
en- glasses, and the bridge of the
nose was also cut Several stitch
rs were required to adjust the in.
jury, and she will not be able to
use the eye for some time.
Funeral services for the late Eric
q. Peterson were conducted at the
residence by the Reverend Robert
Acsell of Denver. Three songs
were beautifully rendered by a
quartette consisting of Mrs. W. A.
Tow nsend, E L. Siekmann and
F r. Coughlin. with Mrs. w. E
Renshaw at the piano. Andrew
Nelson, brother of Mrs. Peterson.
was up from Denver. The family
accompanied the remains to Den
yer Friday morning.