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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-17
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Fire Laddie
By Louise Merrjfeld

copyright. 1910. BY Associated Literary
Press.)
The shouting at the window awak
ened Sibyl. She sat up In bed, push
ing back her heavy loosened hal,
dasedly.
"Well?" she called.
A figure sprang over the Gill, and
stood sharply silhouetted against The
dull orange glow outside.
Il thought somebody WAS in here.
she heard . mans voice cay. The
hotel 10 On IRE. Hurry"
"But-wait . moment. What do you
want me to do!"
There came . great crash some.
whore in the rear Of the hotel, and q
roar Of beating flames. He waited %
longer. but went straight to the bed.
wrapped her IN blankets, and lifted
her bodily.
Il can walk" protested Sibyl, cling.
ing nevertheless to bic shoulders.
BE still." be ordered shortly.
Were the last out"
AZ he lifted her to the sill, and
swung out himself, then started down
the ladder. q sudden giddiness swept
over her. He stopped once, breathing
heavily.
There were shouts below them Of
encouragement. She heard them say
the life net was spread.
Your hair blows across my eyes"
he gasped. Take 1t away"
She managed to sweep it back, and
as she did so, there for an instant as
they stood balanced on the brink Of
death. she saw his face for the first
time in the light of the flames. His
helmet was pulled low over his face,
but she saw the strong. clean lines of
the jaw. the close. resolute mouth and
aggressive chin. above all. his eyes,
keen and alert between halfclosed
lids as he looked at her.
Above them there came second
laundering crash as the two upper
floors fell in. The outer wall, where
the ladder rested, swayed and a cry Of
horror went up from below. He
smiled grimly at her. tightening his
hold.
Better trust to the net. hadn't
We"
NO" she said. Don't drop me,
please. I'm not afraid"
He began the descent once more.
past windows where tongues of fire
leaped out. and threatened her fioa,.
ing hair and light gown, and the
crowd held its breath watching the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-17
Wealth Not Deeply Hidden.

Men sometimes dream Of enormous
wealth, stored deep in the earth. be.
low the reach Of miners. but experts
aver that there ia little or no ground
to believe that valuable metallic de.
posts lie very deep in the earth's
crust.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-17
highway FROM FLOR
IDA TO MOUNTAINS

IA, ksonville, Nov. l7.-Steps have
=, taken by the Chamber of Com
,sree of spartanburg. S. c., for the
r;,dinc of a new highway out OF
Jacksonville to the mountains of the
r,ro,inas In writing upon the
broposition. the secretary of the
(.evstarv of the organization says
I,,, This can be done with but little
,ouh,e The ro:.ds from Spartan
krrs 10 the mountains of North Car
l,ina are in gooi shape. Several
niles of highway have recently been
kpin and contracts have recently
lsen le, for other roads.
To the south of this city the
oads are good as far down as Savan-
lab In fact. no State in the Union
Is been spending more money up
"a its roads than has North Saro-
Ira and tho new sand-clay roads to
y found there are the best In the
ountry.
Would Shorten Route.
There are more than 10000 Flor
dams who visit these mountains re-
pr,s every year. At the present
|ne the trip can not be made by au-
pmobile with ease and comfort un-
pss the National Highway is used,
hitch takes the traveller around by
S,lan,a. 80 miles out of the way.
The proposition of building this
tw road to the mountains Is meet
BIZ with favor because of this fact.
Ihh a direct route the trip can be
lade in a machine in two days. If
BIZ new route we're built Ii would
un from jacksonville to Waycross,
h ih,ucr to savannah. Columbia
I'D ,0ucct with the National High
~ At Spartanbury. From this
fB' there are several roads lead
e To the mountain resorts, all Of
hill aro in good shape. A new
lhe- lay road. thirty miles long.
! Inst hc"n completed from Spart-
fbarg To Tryon and Saluda, North |
prcli'a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-17
True ideal Of Riaht.

Practical duty enriches the fancy
and the heart. and action clears and
deepens the affections. No one can
have true idea Of right until he does
It; any genuine reverence for It till he
has done II often and with cost: any
peace ineffable in It till he does II al.
ways and with alacrity.-Dr. Maar.
tineau.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-17

And you did not care. wish your
hairs were loose and blowing across
my lips again. Sibyl-say you do
care"
"Care?' she laughed softly. III
you had been only the fire laddie |
thought you. Roy. would have eloped
with you tomorrow"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-17
Fond Of WALKING Sticks.

W all people perhaps none is more
ID of canes or more skilled in their
e than our fellow citizens of Porto
co The walking stick in that is.
I'd would seem to mark social dis.
fc'lons among men as fans do
bong women.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-17
looke and Confidence,

We owe II to our friends % well -
ourselves to look our best at al times
and the girl who can improve her up.
pearance without harming herself,
should do 20. Nothing gives Nc quite
the self-confidence 40 to feel we look
well.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-17
Daily Thought.

Education begins the gentleman:
but reading. good company and ro
Election must finish him.--Locke
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04
RAMBLER BREAKS
SALES RECORD

gbG WOUds fGFGd fGf HDld BnIeB
N automobiles Wag agmG brGkGn ~
Mo leHOI annual chioagO Automobile
snow when ono hundred ana elghlya
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Mo lnd1mW
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04
IA[Ip'I'An''r,ss , Ga;
COFFIN WAS THE
STANDARDIZED
DESIGNER and Builder 0l HUd.
600 "tbIrlys Three" Prom.
n00I N industry.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04
TRAIL Blazing
IOLAKE TAHOE
Rivalry AMONG Tho California
Motorists 10 Reach Lake
Shore First.

~ 8pflng approaches mo attention
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04

M AiwohI VIII drive lbo new
lNohnrd hmsoIr n0d lurn his l'opes
Hartford over 10 one ~ hlH assist
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04

N my llrge 0bGr mnR0s " cars
eoWO0llOg VIII DO liOnHrd
1le w0Gdef9I b0pda1Iy NJ lha
Phoblrd " due MOI ODly M Inc 81
perlor W0rIoW00sblD aUd eEoello0l
lbAlennl WllGl N pm mo me opr
Nv W NE conservative n0d yol mn
agblod p0iey N lbg paWRnrd motor
cnr ON, Whi0b baB bGHn s0adilg lms
Bt0yl0E ms W0ldoWl Gar WllboGl
WaAhlg my radIgU changes This
p0lloy VIII ~ adhered ~ IN pefGre1oo
" WV laoRHds, M ms mreodg
Daeb do@dGd ~ lIlG Packard Motor
NAf fGmDGbK
A seye0sae0ed Packard touring 0ar
VIM dcIly0led during mo WGGb W w,
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NJ sGyerai Garg bn hG admits LIlm
mo pHnIt1fd ls lIlG pHor N llGH MI,
Another RavGb passenger ltaGkard
touring mr VIM delivered ~ Auhnf
Olw0bI wbG intends W pat same lul0
mo rGHt business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04
ASSOCIATED GARAGE

hEBGNl0lHd d1faRH roDOUR n bHBy
WHeI( WIlll lIle repaIB N lllG building
allU0sI completed,
During No Wneb n number N oars
liaYn bao0 sold, no l1nrGolhfr0W,
WIdMi has Bnpl u strong reputation
IN mo mmalapd, has Weu brought
NJ Mo attention NJ mo mOlgr buying
pujllo N llG 0lg Ny Nanng0r fmub
ll6Was. ana several prospective sales
arG IN HHhl
Munger ltHsh N lha pleGGsAWGW
agHBpY IN lGg AaRnIGg boa boan IN
No dlg On n YiMl Wd lis oar "
lliIB Nuke, witch lGGbed aad ran lliG
nov, has dGHg 0YGr lC,0OO mites N
work since M purchased NJ
Hny6rW li1dsGUs have bpn1 plaGG1
dHd1g NO Woeh and other Gars nov
On Uule VIII bG deIlvGrHd N pure
GhHHnW mon lhGlP arrival,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04
OWN
RACING CARS
TClllalI Making Name with
L0lICr Stock Car on
The Track.

~ no minority N he manufacture,
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olI events during he y6ar duyap
NJ llle8e enrs frequently lGHe OUpOh
I0nlIlas ~ winning ynI0lbIe pHgos
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04

bnuled ~ M automobile lpppoDod re-
COMFY N hutchinson lSnuBns,
1ho "pOlly Of lbo Circus Comps
~ winch WINS playIng N Hutchinson,
bnd ah elephant Win tbom, ana N
WIS hNlllnd nlOund town N U Chnla
l1orB jOll touring oaIl
1lo eleplnDI wasDI any Jumbo 81
course, bnI no Weighed 1900 10 ! mo
pounds, llnnts were p0t IN lbo t0ls
ned0 NJ llio car ana bis eoIjllnDllno
blbs was led lnlo lbo car ljosIdos lllo
big nUlmnl lbpee mon rode IN lbs
Gar which woB driven by Hurry H.
1'byl0r, 0wUor " Ille ear,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04

doneyG N " 0ud 8ngre, pao by lho
agtlo0Iu0l department " me Leblg1
Vhlley ll0llr0n1 ~ u general VoBse0a
Her ohr,
I'VE shnlI make lhis chr B0rl
NJ miniature ljIaek Diamond lGgs
presp snid ono ~ lIlo officers NJ lbo
qgllodIlOuI department. II N oKi
peolod NM lbiH cor Wlll MOI ouly Dor
fo10 good seyIc1 lor lle mllr00d
bul wllI, bo q geal advertisement
lor IbG LohlmI YaIleg's most famous
train
pTob0bly lho 0rl llmo lbnt ~
qlalhhnl, ro0 i've ono Ilns bof
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04
CHALMERS fEAT9
IN EAST AND WEaI

7be NllllaaliaIfd MGl0r On N noe
MiHWnl N w has 0onHlg sofa ~
lN6 loiim VaiIhg ll0IlnOd n Ohals
mem '8o' lo0R TDuHn0u Whlal VAN
w Wnd N 40 unusual eayinG, Thia
N1r N N M finished N mo mme n1
nF M NM famous lil0Ml Diamond
hfWeW n glll ~ dHyaD bmWpaB
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04
SPECIAL EDITION POSTAGE

t0glmHslw pUHi Informs mn BUh
jfllB iiHl lba DGHHRA I'm ma eloGg
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bAF pgDV WbH ma 0dlli0B N mHiiad
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D4HiW WEBiWiOHB N luEbHf Wi0 ibW
M NGHpialH dajlR M HeW Gnl mum
ia 0iieg m WJiiHgGd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-04
Won HAMM.YOUNG.
WEEKLY DOINGS F..
Several llIOh Priced Cars Are
Placed and Others Arc
Ordered.

NJ Alw0hI VIII drive lla nov
| l'Noknrd hlmsoII nHd lUrn ms l'Ope.
Hartford over ~ one NJ BIS assist
nnlH
The lIupmObIIe.
Olher Hnlas made during lha Wonlt
include 1911 llupm0bIle rHnnl0nl ~
\, A, baldwin Mr. Baldwin rs follow
| lnE ne general custom " automobile
owners 0n lhe mainland, VINO, IN nd
lbll0n ~ lheIr large lGuplng cars,
Ileol \ small llupm0bie rlDnboUt FOR
lllolr own personal nae, M ilie llnp "
n gre0l lmoseayep and n very 0o0r
OonlonI me car 70 uee f0r b1slnoss
pUrpGHea
the lndlllnh
Ihg i'adll0oJ has been IN 0a much
daml0d ibis we0lf I'M usual, he Won
IlDl0W Young Company b00l.Ing or
dope f0r Two G0dlllnB touring nArB W
nrlly0 N Iho end N no month
Olrllnnd,
0ho Overland 0IsO came ~ lIe FORE
wllll DO sgle NJ u lDe torpedo Ogerr
ln0d ~ u prominent Knu0I DbyaNilD,
Wl0 ls pr0nll0g w lbe eEooIIpHl pGs
suns obIHnod ny llrB. Il0dounGn, Mo-
Uobhld nud Mvo0g rron UIaIr iOr
VHdO OgffIaDdg
TbOWps sOl,
AholIlar B1lG undN ny ll0 Won
llnWnls Young romVnHy during llle
WenR w0s . OspnBsnOgpr ThomnB loura
lHg chr 10 MIS- U01g l0WiB, Mrs
bhWls N anticipating uniting 40 n hoe
M ~ lhe I'all, when lllg 00o touring
rdr VII 30 n greAl convenience 10
HClm guGela
OlNfr HOIGA
Hevnf1l 0lber sales hAye bfeH eGIu
GUIDED IDS Weelf Ny mo Won llnmm1
Young Gdmpn0Y, among lbeHi being u
P1pe'liaHI0rd louI1Dg oar 10 Mr.
HblrOla
1be 1911 P0po N gnll FORMING lhe
Gnbl0r NJ attraction N lho y0U llnifWs
Y0DDE 0omlhug'g eOlosrO0l0a IN M
0lll0G N w P0geg alrnAdy daIgGud
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G0fB ~ hffigf,
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gbo ydn llamM YOUNG romm0gl
9bGW u boag weah N NOR aAIaa dG |
thWWe0l Hbd mo r0mr Department.
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lbo ll0hg Hare WlllW hNyo bean Gpl
NhH4llY ~, M, w lM mo Da8l lw0I
NJ llUno WNolW
Packard Sales,
9bo pHGiNWd NOlm Gap GompnDy
tnD1Hs from mo mm0laOd SHOW bal
Ilelr Wlns M l6ll mm are agniuI
hlj0W b0 per GGBi hlnIGp lbm lbel
lGl1 SOLOS N Ufoo m Um NJ lbal
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The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
Among Our Friends.

The following are new subscrib-
srs or renewed during the past
New subscribers mark
I'd with a star.
Robert Snoddy, Miami.
John Schmidt, Gillian.
Geo. Baidus, Sweet Springs.
j. T.. Davis, Marshall
II. II. Juedemann, Jr., Berger.
j. p. Mcclure, Columbia, Mo.
#. W. windmeyer, Blackwater
John Judge, Mt. Leonard
j. X. Graves, Marshall.
Herman Rehkop, Blackburn.
q. W. Bray, Norton.
Wm, Crowley, Marshall
VIM. VanBuren, Napton.
Joseph Schieszer, Marshall
j. c. Hayes, Shackelford
j. N. Stolsworth, Blue Lick
Artie Morris, Napton.
Mrs. II. M. Coad, Grand Pass.
Elijah Weddle, Grand Pass.
Jas. Mullineaux, Marshall.
Jake Kaul, Paxico, Kas.
w. Humphreys, Sweet Springs
ID Il Hill, Kenefic, Okla.
Earl Huff, Marshall.
Mrs. Minnie Strodtman, Gillian.
Weber Taylor, Malta Bend
Il. b. Simpson, Guthrie, Okla.
John Carter, Garden City, Kas.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
DR.. BELLS ANTI.PAlN
For Internal and External Pains
Will Force Fathers to Sup
port Children

DDespite the fact that the SUI
preme court of the state has ruled
that a father cannot be held gull
ty OF child abandonment until II
Is shown that his offspring is act
ually In dire want, prosecutions
OF fathers who have neglected the
care OF wife and children still con-
tinue In the courts of Kansas City.
A number OF men who have been
paying a compulsory allowance to
their families through the board
OF public welfare thought the time
had come when they could stop
but the head counselor DON re-
moved the idea. Several who call
ed up were todd to continue or
they would have to serve out the
original sentence, from which they
had been paroled.
1T will be noted that, while the
courts decision, appears too swep-
ing," said Mr.. Fleming, head coun-
selor, 1T does say that where q
child Id left In actual want the
father may be held to account.
This happens to be the condition
In every case which has come to
the attention OF the free legal aid
bureau. II any OF those on parole
attempt to hide behind the late
decision, their paroles will be re-
voksd and they win gofto Jail.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

Lees Summit, NO., March IT,
DR.. Muir, deputy state veterinar-
ian, while making an examination
OF a sick horse, was suddenly at
tackled by the animal and his
head vas badly ~lacerated, the
horse dying shortly afterwards.
Analysis OF the animals brain in
Kansas City today shows that the
animal died OF hydrophobia of the
most violent form. DR.. Muir i'm
mediately left for the Pasteur in
stitute for treatment.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
Children Dry
FOR FlETChER'S
CAS-

T. NJ. Ehlers, the hustling Little
Rock real estate man, was here
Wednesday and says the real es-
tate business Is very dull. He says
he Is having farms listed at the
old prices again OF two years ago
which had been raised since. He
looks for a further drop. Land
sales since November have drop
ped 40 per cent compared to two
years ago, he says, In the fifteen
counties In Missouri OF which he
has records.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
On the Wall

That's the way we are showing
our better wall papers. Our new
wall paper fixture shows just how
they look In your home. We have
the goods, styles and right prices.
OF Scotia Book Store,
.i4-i5c East Side Square
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

Capt. James w. Allen, a former
resident OF Marshall, died at his
home in st. Louis Sunday. He
was a prominent ex-Confederate
and visited Marshall as a distin-
guished guest at the reunion last
year.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

Mrs. C. W. Parent came up from
Tulsa, Okla, last week to attend
the Latimer-Armentrout wedding.
She Is the guest of Mesdames j.
s. Kelley and W. A. Vawter.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

Miss Amelia Solomon will leave
for an extended trip to
Chicago, Cleveland and Niagara
Falls and other eastern points.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07

W. C. Hoffman returned We'd
nesday noon from Sheridan, Wyo.
He purchased a 1000 acre cattle
ranch at Ulm. near there. II has
400 acres OF tillable land and his
son Is now sowing oats. He Is
very much pleased with the coun-
try and prospects and will return
In n few days. Mrs. Hoffman will
remain here n short time longer.
They have d nice home he says.
We wish them much success.
The Marshall republican., 1911-04-07
Local Items

County court Is in session.
Miss Elizabeth Royar was on the
sick list this week.
Thos. Marshall is among our
new automobile n
John Deckard of ear Miami,
has a fine new automobile.
Miss Lizzie Adams was here
from Malta Bend Friday shopping
Hezekiah Smith will be put on
trial in the criminal court tomor-
row.
T. NJ. Bryant was here from
Grand Pass Monday, on court bus
mess.
W. M. Portwood IN entertaining
his nephew, Robt. stampfer' Of
Chicago.
J. u. Friemonth came over from
Fayctte last week and says he ex-
poets TO locate here again.
Mrs. Mary Slater returned to
Marshall after n three months
visit to n sister at Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Myrtle Campbell returned
home Sunday after a visit to Miss
Willie Stafford at her home In
Slater.
NJ. v. c. baseball team was de-
feated by the State University
boys ut Columbia saturday-score
8 to o.
s. T. Wilson, of Malta Bend, says
r. L. Nichols has taken charge OF
the Malta Bend ice plant and will
operate same this summer.
Geo. and Gus Baidus were here
from near Sweet Springs Friday.
They called at the office and left
several dollars for renewal.
j. A. Peck says his son, Clarence
had an expensive fire In his drug
store at Kansas City Friday night
caused by mice gnawing matches.
-
Miss Katherine Fletcher, OF
Grand Pass, was the guest Of Mrs.
c. al Fox and sister, Miss Maud
England, several days last week.
Jack McRoberts was here Sat-
nrday from Blosser to have his
injured hand attended to. He
says he has lost one finger.
Mrs. Agnes Utz bought the Fred
Morris property, on Capital Hill, a
few days ago. Fred Morris and
family will move to East Arrow.
Bennett Judge was down from
Mt. Leonard Saturday and called
to leave us a dollar for his fathers
renewal.
Fred Z. Stockman, of Malta
Bend, had business here Friday.
He represents the Missouri Fidel-
ity and Casualty Co. and Is doing
good business.
Frank Hoener, daughter, Miss
Hannah, and son, Sam, and Hem
ry Berlekamp were up from near
Little Rock Tuesday. Mr.. Hoener
purchased a nice piano while in
town.
Robert j. velten and ]. w. Moore
were here from the eastern part
OF the county attending q meeting
OF the Saline County Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
The Cheney assault case was
set for trial at Chillicothe for
Monday, Henry CoIvert, N. =. Ran
dolph and J. T. Daniels went over
from here - witnessss.