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Minnesotské noviny., 1912-11-28

octIOVdul pIlpduu IOuOCO uIuuu ZdpO-
Gallo pred nekolika mesici po cele ze-
mi, coz vedlo soucasnemu zatceni
velkeho poctu osob We vsech v6ts1ch
mestech. -
- Harry Rogers zat6en byl straz-
n1kem Mike Costello pro kradez II
pard kozlch rukavi6ek, jakoz i jin6ho
zboz1 jednom departmentnim OBJ
chode We meste.
- Zavedeny "klekanicek," die ne
hoz nen1 dovoleno detem pod 16 rok6
staff pob1hati nevazan6 po ulicfch me-
sta po $50 hod. vecer, dobre Sc osved-
cuje. Ordinance toho druhu nelze nez
schvalovati, nebot ulice nejsou pro
vychovu dorostu.
- Michael Trenter els. 1916 Ran
dolph ul., navrativ Sc domd jednoho
dne minuly tyden z prace, nasel svoji
zenu mrtvou dome. Koroner Jones
prohlasil, ze pmcinou smrti byla
srdecnf vada. Zemfela byla dcerou
p. Sindelafe ma Toronto ul.
- Minuly tyden odbyval sc ko-
stella sv. Stanislava pohreb p1. Kate
riny Jandri6ov6, 70 rokl stare, jez
byla matkou FIR. Jandrice Gis. 264
Nugent ul.
az Ma prodej dim ma Superior ul.
a mensl dim ma Michigan ave. Oba
domy jsou We stfedu Cechd a prodaj1
Sc "a mirnou cenu. Blizsl sdef F. B.
Matlach, 289 Endicott Bldg, St. Paul.
tim
- Mestsky rozpocet ma rok 1913
je~ 81, 81 ,208, ,694.81 COZ je~o- $1l0, ,09l .48
vice nezli tohoto roku. Rozpoety je-
vi Sc nasledovne: Zaloha k umofenf
dluhu $122,467, 1roky $530,500, ma
splaceni bondd $264,o00, obor hasie-
sky 100000, odbor policejnl $685.
900, osvetlenl $267,000, voda 1000,
kontrolnl rada $l09,40o, skoly ST.
005,00o, radnice a jeff vydrzovani
$4,000, robotarna $4,000, mestsky
inzenyr $53, 900, vybor vefejnych pra-
c1 $4,000, sluzne mestskym 1fadn1-
kim $72, 800, ulice kanalisace $685.
900, mostly $45, 900, judgments $7,277,
tisk a psac1 potfeby $4,000, munich
paln1 soud $4,000, vefejna knihovna
$75, 900, parky 100000, zdravotnictv1
$4,000, garbage $4,000, general
1883, ,7O0.. Rozpocet bude pfedlozen
mestsk6 rade a assembly pr1sti mes1c
a ocekava Sc, ze bude prijat jak je,
aneb pouze malymi opravami zme-
nami.
- V mestske assembly prijata byla
resoluce, ably ustanoveny byly dve
zensk6 strazkyne, jez mely by dohled
ma tanecn1 sine, divadla jin6 zabav-
nj m1stnosti. Hlavni povinnost1 straz-
kyn bude dohl1zeti ma mlady dorost.
- Asi sto pfedakI progresivni stra-
ny zastupuj1c1ch 40 okresG We statu'
pod1lelo sc ma banketu Merchants
hotelu v St. Paul tyto dny, pfi kter6z-
to pf1lezitosti sllbena byla pf1tomny
mi loyalnost tfet1 politick6 strane.
lBylo usneseno, ably strana progresivnl
zavedla We vsech okres1ch svoji trva-
lou organisaci, tax ably "a diva roxy
mohl byti postaven do pole cely stat
mi listek.
- Ochotn1ci dramatickeho odboru
Sokola zapoeali Sc zkouskami divadla
"Zavet," jez bude sehrano ned6li
Is. prosince slni C.S.P.S. Vybrany
kus je drama We trech jednanlch cd
Jos. Stolby. Nastudovan1 hry je We
novana vsemozna pece, tax ably SOU
hra byla co nejhladsi. .Divadlamilov-
ne nase 1obecenstvo dojista neopomene
se pripraviti ma toto predstavenl, jez
iyaznym svym dejem bude kazd6ho "a
lj1mati. 5
DIE zaznamu zdejs1 povetrnost-
nj staniceI byl mesfc Istopad letosnl-
no roku nejteplejsfm meslcem cd roku
1871, vyjfmaje rok 1899 1904. Pri-
merna teplota m6sfce byla 40 stupnd
'oproti % stupn1m lonskeho roku.
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-11-28

Pfxete-n mn zakIad8 nEktere oxnamhy,
sneor1mehte xmfnifi se. ~ tet1i Jste into
vls sfomto Ilstu.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
MAIL CLERK MISSING.

Sergeant Sutton, mail clerk be-
tween Tampa and Fort Dade. is mys-
teriously missing and the police were
last night asked to assist In finding
him. II is the duty Of Sergeant Sut-
ton to take the mail each afternoon
from the postoffice here and convey
il to the steamer Pickering, going
aboard and keeping charge of 1t until
II is delivered at the Fort. Yesterday
Sergeant Sutton left the postoffice
at the usual time with two sacks OF
mail. When the Pickering steamed
ont Sutton was not found aboard and
i; was thought that he might have
missed the boat on account OF the
crowded condition around the wharfs
where the dredge is working. SUIT
ton did not. however, return to the
postoffice with the mail and had mol
been seen by the authorities up tt
midnight.-Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
THE MATANZAS
CHANGES PR0PRlET0RS.

A change in hotel circles VIII De
Effected "Wednesday. May |. when MT.
II |. Mcintosh will rclinqulsh the
management of the Matanzas hotci'
MIR. and Mrs. Sample. of Winter iiaV-
OH, having secured a lease on the nos
tclry.
The Matanzas under the manage
ment of MIR. Mcintosh has been most
successfully conducted and the change
is only made in order that Mr.. NC
,lntosh can assume the management OF
the RaymondO hotel. which is now De
ing erected at the corner OF North
Kentucky avenue and Oak street. This
hotel will have about thirty rooms
and will be ready for business III
about a month.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
wlrE's EFFORTS
Nav Result in Pardon for Former
Kentucky Bank Cashier.

Frankfort, Ky. April 29.-The 10y
atty of Mrs. A. b. Slaughter, OF Bon
Neville. Hart county, TO her husband,
former cashier of the Bank OF Boh-
melville, who is serving one year IN
the penitentiary for making false re-
ports to the secretary Of state, may
be rewarded by pardon for her hus-
bond Mrs. Slaughter arrived here
today with petition for her nus
bands pardon. signed by Circuit
Judge Sam f. Jones, Commonwealth S
Attorney F. E. Daugherty and every
member of the jury who tried Slaugh-
ter. and it will be presented to Gov.
McCreary tomorrow Slaughter is dy-
ing of consumption.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
LOOKING INTO
WIRELESS SYSTEM
LEGISLATION TO CONTROL WIRE
LESS OPERATIONS ON VESSELS
LEAVING AMERICAN PORTS.
,The Associated Press.)

Washington. April 29.--A more
inquiry into the wireless
system employed aboard ocean COINS
Sims is planned for today BY the
Sonata committee investigating the
Titanic disaster. The comm't'ee
ayowed its intention to go into tue
ouestion at length with a view oi
framing legislation that will COVER"
tho operation of the wireless system
I'm vessels leaving American ports.
The testimony thus far accepted
has disclosed the fact that wireless
operators are underpaid. are forced
70 work long hours, and are virtually
Independent Of any direct authority
The British witnesses may be re-
leased this week.
Further repudiating the intima'
tions that he had sought to suppress
or delay news of the Titanic disaster
Inventor Marconi appeared before tn
Senate committee this morning. ant
read q message he sent the Carpathi'
operator urging him to send news o
i,hc disaster to the Siasconsett wire
less station or to the United State
naval vessels.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
SERIES OF SPEECHES.
AGAINST Theodore Roosevelt to b
Made i'm Ohio By Taft.


Washineion. April - Pans are
how being arranged by the 'rait man
ayers to have III" president 80 To Ohip
next month for IA SERIES Of political
speeches which are expected to put
more ginger into the campaign than
has heretofore been in evidence. The
details have not been worked out, but
il seems likely that the president will
camp on the trail of Col. Roosevelt.
who is expected to make a whirlwind
tour of the State a couple of weeks be-
fore the primaries.
ION to Ohio" Is now the watchwOrd
with the politicians in both of the
Republican camps. The Massachu-
setts fight will be over on Tuesday
and following that the Buckeye State
will be the battle-ground. and such a
contest IL anticipated there as has
not taken place SO far In the cam.
paign. Heretofore the Ohioans have
seen the president smile. Now they
will see him stern In the fighting
spirit. He will not let up on the
colonel. but will strike back and give
blow for blow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
FREE DELIVERY
WEDNESDAY
IMPORTANT STEP IN LAKELAND'S
PROGRESSIVE MARCH TO BE
INAUGURATED.

"Wednesday morning city mail de-
livery will be inaugurated IN Lake
land. which is one OF the citys most
pronounced Steps in the march o.
There will be two car
riers, George L. Cox, who has Deeh
here from Evansville
md. and John Coleman. who, Tor inc
mast several months. has been q clerk
a, Tweedell's grocery.
There will be two deliveries a day.
one in the morning and the'other ~
noon. 1t had been hoped by Post
master Skipper that the department
would have a delivery after the mails
from the north and south In the
evening, but POstofiice Inspector
Kahn, of Tampa. has decided upo'
the following schedule of collector
and delivery, which We publish be
low for the benefit of our readers:
Collections:
Report at 6 a. m.; leave 6:Ql a. IN.
return $3.50 a. m.; end $3.50 a. IN. lie
port : y. M; leave 7:0l p. M; return
1870 p. NJ; end 1880 p. nj.
| nnl;ve,~sea.
Report Il. m; leave $40 q. m.
return l0:40 a. M; end lO:4o a. n
Report II m; leave 1880 p. NJ.
return 3 p. M; end 3:05 y. m.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
LAKELAND AND MULBERRY
WILL CROSS BATS WEDNESDAY.

The first ball game of the season
will occur "Wednesday afternoon at
tie local ball park when Lakeland
and Mulberry will cross bats. Th4
game will begin promptly at 2::3o
and the admission will be % cents.
The line up OF the Lakeland team fol
lows:
Clarence Smith. c.
Fred Williams, p.
Grady Wester. ID.
Kenneth Mcdonald, 2b.
Claire Henley. SIS.
Vincent Haynes. 3b.
Carl Kern, II.
Walter Blassenger. CT.
Ray Jones, RI.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
MERCHANTS TO CLOSE
AT $50 AFTER MAY /

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
No ALLIANCE Between
JAPAN and MEXICO
(The Associated Press. }

New York. April 29.-Mexican Am
hassador Manuel Calero, when asked
a bout Senator Lodges recent request
for an investigation of the rumors
that the Japanese government had OBJ
tanned a foothold in Magdalena Bay,
said. "Ther4 is no japanese question
in Mexico. All the talk about Nag
Iona Bay is ridiculous and absurd
There is no reason TO be exercised
ahout the granting OF private fishing
concessions to the japanese. which Is
no,b;ng but a business transaction.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
BANKnfAO PLEAD CAUSE
OF UNDERWOOD SAT-
Ukl AY NIGHT

Saturday night Hon. W. p. Bank
head, son of Senator Bankhead. OF
Alabama, addressed good audience
from the platform, corner Main
street and Kentucky avenue, In the
interests of Hon. Oscar W. Under
wood, candidate for Congress-
Mr.. Bankhead was introduced by
Hon. Kelsey BlantOn, who made some
very pointed and appropriate remarks
in the Introductory speech. MI.
Bankhcad paid Il high compliment 10
Florida in his opening remarks, say
ing this was his first visit to the
state and that it was a revelation ID
him as to the wonderful and diver
siticd resources and Indications OF
progreSSvcncSs. He discussed tarlli
history, calling attention to the iall-
are of ,hc Republican party to lily" up
to thcir pledges oi tarlli revision,
lalu dwelling on the split between
Tafj and Roosevelt and the eonHe-
Gi,nt torn condition Of The Repub-
licln party, presenting an opportun-
,iIy Tor democratic victory He com
lnarrd the action of the Democrat"
! CONGRESS, which had been true to It's
pledges 10 the people of downward
tariff revision, passing the farmers
free list the free sugar bill and other
measures calculated to reduce the
hish cost of living Much of the
credit for this successful tariff legis-
lation, he said, was due to the able
leadership of Oscar W. Underwood
That the tariff was the only ISSUE
lupon which the Democrats could hope
to win. the party having suffered de
feat upon every other issue Il
ever went before the people upon;
mat we should therefore put IL
charge of the fight Mr.. Underwood
whose work and attitude on this is
sue was unQuestioned; that Mr.. vii
son had declared In the speeches tha
the tariff was merely an incident II
the campaign, and 1t would there
fore be unwise to select him as ;
leader in preference to Underwood
who recognized the Importance o
the tariff issue, and had rendere,
isuch valuable service in relation
, thereto. He declared that the feel
ing that Southern man could not b
elected was more prevalent in tn
, south than in the North, and that W
, should rid ourselves OF this idea. FO
himself, he would rather see South
erner nominated and defeated than I
!. sountenance the perpetuatiOn OF tn
!, idea that the South must be political
ly ostracised and not recognized i
i. politics. He cloSed with a CLOWN
!, personal tribute TO Mr.. Underwood
n and an appeal to the voters, on tn
GROUND of neighborly feeling and SCI
tional pride, to support Mr.. Under
Q wood
s Mr.. Bankhead made very pleasin
= address, interspersed with humorou
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
TAFT and TEDDY IN
STRENUOUS CONFLICT
IN BAY STATE
(By Associated Press.)

Boston, April ga chapter unique
in political history was written III
Massachusetts, today when the presl-
dent of the United States and for
mer president OF the United States,
once the closest OF friends, now BIZ
ter enemies, followed the same trails
over the State. putting out their final
efforts in a presidential ante-cOpven-
ton campaign.
The supporters of LaFollette. Will
son, and Champ Clark are also active
in the presidential primary which
takes place tomorrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29

The Milton Gazette says X reports
from local sawmill owners and tur-
rcntine operators stand for anything.
there are good times ahead for Milton
and vicinity. These industries are
being rushed to the utmost capacity
at the present time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
RAGING WATfRSOf MIS-
SlSSlPPI STILL
RISING
(By Associated PreSs.)

New Orleans. April 29.-The re-
turn of the lower Mississippi west
crcyasse waters to the parent stream
through Red river at Torras. Is caus-
ing a rising water level at all points
south of that place. The gauge mere
is within two-tenth of a foot of the
highest food recorded.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
RfnEARlNG ORDERED IN
COTTON CORNER LEASE
tDy Associated prcSS.)

Washington, April 20. The Patton
cotton corner ease today was restored
tc the Supreme Court docket. 1t has
been reasSigncd for rchcaring Oct.
;a The ease arose in New York, un-
de- the Sherman law.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
;JOR CAUStSLOSSOf
LIFE and PROPERTY
IN OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY, April ~ =
While no additional deaths have been
reported up to noon tOday from tM
storms which swept sections of Okla
homa Saturday, the list OF injured IL
much larger and the indications arc
that the property loss will be much
greater than first reported.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
nfARSf SHIPS WILL
LOCK TOMORROW
(By Associated Press.) }

Halifax, April 29.-According to a
wireless dispatch from the cable ship
Bennett. bringing the bodies
Of the Titanic victims, the vessel will
reach here Tuesday morning at .
O clock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29

anecdotes and free from any objec-
tionable references to those who did
rot agree with him politically. He
held the attention of the auditors
we'll and made favorable impress
sion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
NOT COMMON CARRIERS.
By Associated Press ,

by Associated Press.)
"@Snington. April 29.-Tap lines
1O' common carriers, according to
Interstate commerce commission
-sion today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
WRECK OF CAROLINA
S.lCIAL HURTS Two
(Dy Associated Press.)

Crittenden, KY, April 20. The en-
tire train of carolina Special No.
10 was overturned near here today.
Two passengers were seriously In
jured. Spreading rails caused the ac-
cidcnt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
EIGHT FATALLY BURNED
IN NINE EXPLOSION
tBy Associated Press. J

Birmjnsham, April ~ Eight men
we're fatally burned and four others
mr.. missing and believed to be dead,
as the result OF an cAplosion at eoal
mine at Markcl this morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
REV. ffRRAN'S
FINE ADDRESS
BACCALAUREATE SERMON DE-
IIVERED TO LARGE AUDIENCE
AT HEBRON THEATER.

The commencement exercises "
tcrday morning at the Heron tnea'er
,he Lakeland High school Opehed yes
with the baccalaureate sermon de-
liycred by Rev. c. IL. Ferran, OF De-
Land.
Assisting in the service were he''
" u Nowlin, of the Baptist churc"'
Hey Isaac {. jenkins of the Metnoo-
list Rev. W. p. Chalmers OF the Pres-
byterian, and Rev. Weimer OF 'ne
Christian church.
Rev. Ferran delivered q spiehd'o
sermon, an extract from which we
take pleasure in publishing:
brethren, | count not myself 10
have apprehcnded; but this one tnlns
| do, forgetting those things which
lare behind, and reaching forth unto
those things which are before, press
toward the mark for the prize OF the
high calling of God in Christ Jesus.
Phil. 3l3. IA.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
AGONY ENDS
.,,7 IS FOR SOME CANDIDATES.
srr ONLY FIRST sPAsA
FOR OTHERS.

hing has Oecu 6o@s
H'" for the opening Of the polls
.'.a.r, .nr,,w morning at : o'clock.
'','' ~. ~ Lakeland precinct has oecn
.'I . there will be two voting
'''' For all those people living
:, Florida avenue ON both sides
V'., :, =. railroad the polling place VIII.
% ~ - mo Peacock building. For all
's..a x living east Of Florida avenue
~ ..' ,olling place will be in the Tharp
,.ns,rr. y, which is located on South
r,,la, rr, avenue near Main street.
TT IN. inspectors appointed for DIS
..,. so 10, which is located east
;. ~ ..rorjda avenue, are T. c. Clifford
~ Mccaskill. Hugh Angle and s.
c Sloan. clerk.
The inspectors for West Lakeland
,,s,ri,. are l.. l.. Bryant. J. X. Futeh'
Bascom sutton and c. G. ArendeI''
clerk
Every voter should see that he has
tis poll tax receipt with him in order
% avoid any delay at the polls.
". haye had to turn the paper
,,-ga,, over to the candidates OF late,
W., .ljs condition ceases with today 5
,..e, What they have to say Tor
sssn.,,yes. or what Others have 70
.,y ,ar them, is of Importance and in
,c-e., and we are sure our readers 10
no, srjse the space that has been
necessarily used for this purpose.
Ana don't forget to put an X mark
IN 'front.' of the name OF BraXton
paacham for Congressman at Large
you will be voting for a clean ant
ab,p man; a man against whom hi'
onooueu,s could find no charge u
hiring and is himself q high-tonet
seprlman, incapable Of mud-sling
Ing
II The testimony Of each other i
10 be believed. none of those three
i t,oLyil.e candidates for Congress
nan a large is fit to be elected con
stabc
IT,, h. ausc you know John Logal
=. -oA to win tomorrow, don't fal
GOOD lick for him. Put a biz
"a front of his name, and Sc
friends do likewise. civ
jority he deserves.
,ia'ion Of the man WI
odd in every position h
ID; the man VINO ha
1T on this city aAd COM
us give Park Trammc
is.ng vote as will send h!
a. towards Tallahassee.
kci will be the largest tn
e'r he history of the State, an
va peobably be late Wednesds
he'9re 'hc returns from even Il
W. : are known.
10 not be deceived by the cry Of
>og;aeFn man" for president. The
Is 10 southern man who cannot yo
,2F woodrow Wilson. himself a Sout
en- ran We want a Southern ma
o4' We want a WINNER. Innocent
perhaps, but none the less truly, N
aaerwood is a party to . combin
"0a which has for its purpose an
'alng TO defeat Wilson. The latt
's the only candidate who is bel
seriously considered all over the n
'0n' ard he is being fought in diff,
e1' sections with different men.
sone sections all the opposition
"'ison is centered on Clark, in 9th,
= Is entered on Harmon. In Fl,
.Ia i is centered on Underwood, a
va, is the reason the names of Cls
~ harmon do not appear on Z,
ta.'ot Underwood is being used
ee'ea; Wilson. by those who ne,
,eha that he will be seriously c,
,'1efed by the national conventi
Us put our foot on combinati,
! ms kind, and vote for the can
vac Of all the people, Woodrow "
Sh iae Winner.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29

An effort will be made to have the
A. C.L. erect large and commodious
brick freight warehouse at Plant City.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29
DROP TOO MUCH
FOR ANOTHER AVIATOR

Paris, April 29.-Jules Vedrines,
aviator, was probably fatally hurt by
a fall with his monOplane this morn
ing at St. Denis, while flying from
DOuai to Madrid.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-29


IL is not the best thought that this
occasion is academic but regarded In
its setting of Gods holy day and as
apprehended by the deeper senses, IT
is religious and Christian. 1t Is an
occasion inspirational only as 1t cor
reefs and quickcns the aspirations OF
those who are within its influence.
Were | to be purely academic IN
my words to you on this occasion, |
might help you In your ambitions.
but ambition has been the mother OF
much misery to man; whereas aspira-
ton has ever been the hand maid to
the Godlikc. The thought Of my text
must quicken aspiration If 1t receive
any kind Of appreciation from those
whom this occasion hOnors and who
honor this occasion. There Is a word
In tho Latin, "Non finitum scd cOcp-
tum (nOt ended but begun), which
fttingly represents the real attitude
of those who graduate in this COM
mcnccmcnt season as they stand IN
the ycstibulc of IA future of magnifl-
cant opportunity and possibility but
| the christian transcript of this Latin
word is found in my text and would
that | might write ii big over the
entrance Of your vast. yea llilmitablr.
future with its prObalional course oil
oart life, and witness It's becoming
Tho purpose and incentive of all your
luldr, life from this hour forward.
II is true thai yon are beSinnlng
the ~" ol The sterner responsibilities
Whether IN further pursuit. ol intel
lcctual things or in entering upon
new r. lalion5 with The pracilcalitieS
l., le lut h0W are suu gong 10
meet these new conditions Is the
~
lover with wrecks of mems and wOm-
On $ lives and the most OF them could
/, be inscribed upon Didn't begin
right" You have seen these old hulks
| lying here and there upon the shores
helpless from tho ravagcs of self in
diligence and sin awful sway and
gradually falling to pieces under the
ceascless breaking of the waves O
4 circumstances, but did you thing o
q the cause? All, they had not con
ceived Of life Alright! Watch that pu
pil who enters school with fine en-
n dowment OF native sense and numer
, ous powers Of mind but who relies OF
q absorption for advancement. He ma!
even graduate through such an effort
. less and unworthy means but the es
= sential thing of school. the learninl
how to study and the delight Of 1t
a he has not arrived at the realization
:, Of. He had hidden his talents ava,
in a napkin. He had wrong con
ception OF life.
knew boy at college upon WHOM
fortune had smiled most graciously
He took absorption course. graduate
in that course and then because b
was not dependent upon the revenue
of his own efforts for a livelihood b
continued in the absorption cours
. with his fathers money and a miser
!, able failure in his profession of tn
:. law was the result He started ou
with the wrong conception Of lift
But even when school life Is con
: sumed with zeal in application an
d prize winning and the honors hav