Lakeland Evening Telegram dated October 8, 1914

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HE LAKELAND E . Troops t Remain eraCruz DT LEAVE UNTIL JFUL CODITIONS EXIST old Silliman U. S. Recognize Only a Gov’'t...

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PAGE TWO TWO BROKEN EARS e By GEORGE ELMER COBB. (Copyright, 1914, by W. G. Chapman.) Rufus Burt was poor, miserably poor. He

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Finishing Touches dd excjusiveness and distinction g modest toilettes of today can be ected from our complete stock of nusual

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e h i | — - PAGE FQUR ' ; B The Evening Telegram rublished every afternoon from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, Fla. Entered

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evens and little et, of Lakeland, and are guests at ,’ r uncle and aunt, . A. Weathers.— F. J. Hoffmau * from Avondale Where

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PAGE SIX & Classitied A QE FOR RENT—One nicely furnishe bedroom within one block of post- §N 4 i dvertising FOR SALE PARK...

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irror Hotel COWLES, Prop. Management. L ad pain and big aches and : big pains hed and thoroughly d, and everything...

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1 § H | { { | f e e s AR o S e ! I 3 ® ® 3 [ o | [ [ ¢ 3 [ ] PUMPKIN-VINE SPEGIAL By MILES M'’KERCHER. Railway engineers take