Lakeland Evening Telegram dated September 29, 1914

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VOLUME I Two Ships Sunk Off vFla. Coast BRITISH VESSELS DIS- PATCHED BY GERMAN CRUISER. Message Received at St. August- tine

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PAGE TWO THE CRAZE FOR MORE By GERTRUDE MORRISON. ————— (Copyright.) The door opened and slammed. “Mornin’, boss.” The loud

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« THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK ELAND, FLA., SEPT. 29, 1914. | ironed proceed as follows: Arter wasn- i ing the shirt wring and

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b ‘PAGE FOUR The Evenino mleuram finbl{-hed every afternoon from the Telegram < Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered in the...

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:1n Case of Fire} { Phone 5,000 § BEPPPEEDBE Miss jMay Alexander, after spend- ing thq summer very pleasantly in Ohio and...

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imm dpertising A 2 lassified L ey FOR SALE PARK HILL LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS—AI streets clayed, cement sidewalks,...

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THE EVENING TELEGRAM LA! ELAND, FLA., SBPT. 29, 1914. S DS DHGPE PP ODdPdnbd Soidrdrdudiiduddod SEPODHPOPPPHS AR pPHPEd...

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an hour before she made up her mind. Then, calm and self-possessed, she walked over to her desk and wrote a letter to the...