Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, October 24, 1914, Page 2

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Held Back In Vienna Postoffice (By Associated Press) Venice, Oct. 24.—A news-letter from Vienna tells some remarkable instances of the censorship in the Austrian capital and pays a com- pliment to the consideration shown to foreigners who are still in Aus- tria-Hungary. “That the warning from the po- lice against advarse comment on the military operations is to be taken seriously,” says the letter, “is evi- dent from the fact that a man who had remarked casually in a Vienna cafe that the austrian soldiers were cowards, was promptly ar- rested and sentenced to two years’ imprisonment with hard labor, with a fast day once a -veek, and a day’'s confinement in a dark cell once a month. Another man who had been overheard saying that the Serviang would be victorious re- ceived exactly the same sentence.’ Newspapers from Amrica have been held back at the postoffice for more than three weeks, according to the letter and telegraphic com- munication, has proven so difficult that the people have practically given up trying to dispatch mes- sages. For correspondence wiin the soldiers at the front special post- cards and envelopes are prcvided, and each man may be addressed Ly a code number, but his whereabouts is not divulged, and the news ex- changed is subject to such a rigor- oug censorship that only a few com! monplace matters are writien. “It must be admitted,” writes the Vienna informant, “that the Vien- nese, and indeed the Austrians gen- erally, have treated the :oreigners here, including even those of hos- tile countries, with a great deal of consideration. There have been no demonstrations against embassies or legations or individuals. In a few instances Englishmen have been the «victims of some unpleasant inci- dents in the streets, but tnese cases were rare and of slight importance. It is the rule to avoid speaking either English or French. and in that event one may feel safe from annoyance. g “The local official news ageucy !the people that there are over 90,- 000,000 Americans whose mother tongue is English, and that in their midst are living many thousands of Austr iansenoying the hospitality of the freest country in the world. It therefore became the Viennesse to | extend the greatest Americans here. “There are, of course, a number of young Englishmen ané Frenci- men under arrest to make it rertain courtesy fto 1 Pur 1T PY 2 ruNE SHOF. uNor ’ BLirrson'l} SUCH A SPOOKX vAT 17 1587/ 'Postal Examinations To Be Held In November Fifth United States Civil Service j District, comprising Alabama, Flor- ida, Georgia, Mississippl, South Car- olne and Tennessee. O fHce of the Secretary, Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 20, 1914, The secretary of the Fifth Civil Service District, with offices at 204 to 208 Postoffice building, Atlanta, Ga., announces the following aminations to be held during month of November, 1914: Agriculturist for Reclamation Projects (Male)—Nov. 10, 1914; salary $1,800 to $2,500. Age, 21 to 40 vears. To fill vacancies in the department of agriculture, for ser- vice in demonstration work on re- clamation projects in the West. Assistant in Co-operative Grain Elevator Accounting (Male)—iNov. 10, 1914; $1,800 to $2,000. Age, 25 to 45 years. To fil] vacancies un- der the office of markets and rural lnrgnnizatmn, department of {culture, Washington, D. C. Marketing Specialist (Dairy Pro- {ducts), (Male)—Grade 1, $2,500 to $3,000. Nov. 10, 914, Grade 2 1$1,800 to $2,400. Age 25 to 40 jyears. To fill vacancies under the office of markets, department of I-_agrlculture. A bachelor's degree |from a college or university and i four years’ responsible experience in some phase of the dairy indus- ftry, is a pre-requisite for this po- | sition. ex- the agri- X 0Oil and Gas Inspector—Mapping ‘Wells (Male)—Nov. 17, 1914. Sal- I_:\ry $1,800 to $2,160. Age, 20 to 35 'years. To fill vacancies in the bu- reau of mines, department of the in- -‘terlor, for service in Oklahoma. Assistant in School and Home Gardening (Female) —Nov. 1%, 1914. Salary $1,600. Age, 25 to 40 ‘years. To fill vacancies in the bu- reau of education, department of the {interior, Washington, D. C. ! Junior Explosives :(Male)—Nov. 18, 1914. salary, $1,200 to $1,500. Age, 21 to 4.5 years. To fill vacancies in the bu- reau of mines, department of the in terior, for service at Pittsburgh, Pa-. —————————— e ther will not fight against Austria- Hungary, but they are being well treated, with the. exception of the fact that they have to sleep on the straw-strewn floor of the detenticn lcamps. They are allowed ta corre. spond in German with their friendg within the monarchy. “The French wonlenj-governesses mainly—have given the police more trouble than the men. They fre- quent the cafes and often talk loud- 1y in abuse of the Austrian authori. ties.” Enginleer Further information regarding the above examinations may be had from the secretary of the iocal civil service hoard at any first or second class postoffice, or from the U, 8. | Civil Service Commission, Washing- ton, D. 'C. In making inquiries, the exact title of examination must be given. Stenographer and T'ypewriter (Male and female)—Nov. 17, 1914, Entrance salary ranging from $600 to $1,000 per annum. Cousiderable difficulty has been experienced in filling vacancies of this character. The examination will be held at all first class postoffices and -also at some of the second class potoffices throughout this ditrict. The railway mail service exami- nation will not be held before the spring of 1915, and inquiries con- cerning it should not be made be- fore Jan. 20, 1915. The annual first grade examina- tion, scheduled to be held in No- vember, will not be held in Ala- ——— N 2 l'(\For HORLICK’ Avold Imitations—Take M. Subst!tute S Mik,malied grin, in powder form. & visfants,invalids and growing children. Puscnutriion, upbuilding the whole body, “~vigorates nursing mothers and the aged. ORIQINAL IEIIIIIE SLHPLIPLPLIPION What you buy E| Per each cevice «u won't OBOIGHORBHOMEIOH B OHBOH BOM B OB 0k 0RBHORE 108 Facility of The Best Food-Drink | I | Repair Parts for our own line of { guaranteeq goods, Morida Iectric and Mach nery SN OB) 70 vis TLE VN IT nUMES S0 ‘bama, Georgia, M } i Carolina or Tenne as thew lsufl‘lclent eligibles to meet e of the service. The first grade examination be held at various places taroug the State of Florida on Nov. i, i IN_THE CIRCUIT COURT, TENTH i CIRCUIT OR THE STATE OF F IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY.-IN CERY.—Edward A. Keller vs. A Boyd—Bill to Quiet Title. : It appearing from the affiduit d plainant’s solicitor appended to the complaint in the above st e 8 defendant, Annie H. Boy( of the United States; th ant is over the age of tw there is no person in the Stat the service of a subpoena upon wha bind the said defendant, it is thent® dered that sald defendant be and st by required to appear to the bl o plaint filed in sald cause on or bl day, the 7th day of December, Ul same being the rule day of said moad crwise all the allegations of said bil tuken as confessed by said defendat @ succeeding rule day of said court It is further ordered that lhl!¢= published for eight cor ire weekd Lakeland Evening Tel v published in the city county, Florida- ol Given under my hand and offi al & 9th day of October, 1014 (Seal) 1. A Clerk Circuit Court, Polk Copy. Lunch at Fou 4 More. heakhful 31 tea 4 o A grees with the we! d Keep it on vour sidevoau »7 A quick Innch prepared in 89 00 JOE O Phone 46 THE ELECTRIC STORE 307 E. M ain St. DO YOU KNOW get without Charge when you ectric Irons, Toaster Stoves. colators, Heaters, from Us. 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