Lakeland Evening Telegram dated September 3, 1913

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OF HABES PUSIN THAW' SUSIAINE[I ~mw WILL HAVE TO GO INTO £ GOURT; WILL PROBABLY BE DEPORTED m Does Not Suit Thaw's At-...

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= v THe EVRNING TELnGRAM, LAB 7 1 - B | ; i 17 77 / l Y/ A Naticnal bank mustoperate under STRONG RESTRICTIONS for safety.

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ead a broken heart, ! much of bliss; times the hot tears start, §'of joys T miss. leave the tender things | %11l o’er my brow

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PAGE FOUR S —————————————————— —— ——— The Eveaing Ielcuram’w e — Publichell every afternvon from the Kentucky Buildiug,...

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to Lakeland yesterday from 8. He has many friends here are always glad to see him. Minnie Stafford, who has bomtklng her home

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Colhes —hritat () % ouling, - Jorslaying al home EVERY BODY AUTOY WEAR GoOD CLOTHES, ’ v-n-v‘ . & o o oid L s N OTHING knocks

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STREN START A CHECKING Start that checking accoun® and save yourself the risk, annoyance and inconvenience of carrying money

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PAGE EIGHT THE EVENING 16LnGRAW LaK BLAND, FLA, SEPT, 2, 1913, S ————————————————————————— 4 . p— T ——————eS— e e ona s AR RO