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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-13
POULTRY SHOW
N LAKELAND.
FEB. 10 0 IS.
,o,y COUNTY POULTRY Asso'
CATION. ORGANIZED YEsrER'
NV At ONCE GETS BUSY.

,,;ng of those interested
..erday afternoon. THE Polk
poultry Association was
launched. and preliminary
naa,s were made for a poul-
~, 70 b.. held in this city for
ak beginning Feb. 10 AMI
.ns F-b =.
,.i.urs we're elected, a constitu-
and bylaws were adopted, and
,roapization was set going In 4
s,stematic and busincss-like
ommittecs to look after the
..u, branches OF the association :
AIRS yere also named.
TN, ,..,es Of the show are IN part
,ie,r as those of the Chautauqua,
Al H was ,onslucred that the two
- ~. m oppration at the same time
..a.a e,.a be help to the other.
i..,45r. the principal reason for
.rian ui these dates was be.
an immediately follow the
ut po4i'ry show, and precede
exhibition, hence prac-
tae cAhibits intended fo.'
gls ps will also be shown
dla.stncnts for coOps and other
ry provision for caring for
tsWia Wil he made. The eXhi-
ou viii probably be held in a tent
la4 at some prominent point in
i.r yIty
f., .dlantagcs of such an asSO-
ce'tp and Of the incident eXhibi-
tioa arc TOO obvious to require dwell
lrs on, and it is believed that ev-
tryuoiy will aid in making the pro-
Jet a success Indeed. pledges of
o.'s,antal assistance from the busi-
nes mon have been most cneerfully
sven
The following officer, committees.
IT. were selected at the Organiza-
ton meeting.
President T. n. Monk, Lakeland,
Fla.
Elsr Presidents j. Hoffman.
l-.kc.and, Fla; r. p. Caldwell, Bar
tow Fla. & e. Vowel, Fort Meade
ria George f. koplin, Winter Hav-
Ia, l.. l.. Arnold, Haincs City,
u i p Kelley, Griffin, Fla; w.
iiarp. Socrum. Fla; Dr. J. A.
4pnan, Galloway. Fla.
retary-Treasurer--J. II. Wend-
r Lakeland, Fla.
ireators-O. NJ. Eaton tchair-
"a' NJ +. Hetherington, +. f.
'a'.ey W. NJ. Clough. F. d. Bryan.
Rhodes. Guy Toph, G. E. Cox.
Knapp, G. l.. Palmer.
fnhlicity Committee-M. F.. Heth-
e.a'on 'chairman), o. "a. Eaton,
T. Brooks, George Moore, Claire
'euiey
stow committee - Guy Toph
fAanD, F. j. Hoffman, G. 4.
"@ u. b. Dickson. o. s. Van
'rlainment Committce-G. l..
f lcaairman), John F. Cox, J.
9a'th. t. F. Bailey, ]. l.. Skipper.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
NEW IMPETUS
RUSHFOR BOOKS
REPORTS SHOW UTMOST IN
PoRTANcE OF CORRECT SPELL
ING AND CONSEQUENT NEED o.
KNOWLEDGE.

The Journal has not cornerpd the
dictionary market but sou vii think
fhat someone has ff you try % buy the
book after the close ~ thtu distriuhtion.
AMER thc Journal ceases fta educa-
ti9uai rhIanihropie work. the book
wu b. ON Halr for only AZ q cost az
no Jess than 9t0o.
a new impetus has been given %
fhe Journals dictionary distribution ~
reports from another citv. showing the
utmost importance 81 Corrcrt spelling.
fn me municipal civil service exam
nations. only three girls passed the
examination. while twenty eight failed
BY reason Of not being able 90 sue1
few words which probably are re-
Farded aH words ~ common usage
fou may laugh at the unfortunate
twenty eight but perhaps you would
NOS always D. sure % SPELL the follow
ina words correctly. Ambiguous. ad-
vantaraoua accommodate. diptheria.
CONTAGIOUS annual. development eic-
mentory. efnclent iuduncnt iahora-
tory, parallel judicial privilege. re-
aclnd HtatiFtirr. technical disappolnf.
instaliment principal subpoena. war
rant bfdEet and c1nfacato"
1ou may not be ambitious 70 be-
come a muniriai clerk. but you %
need q dictionary if those Girls had
thought e little more about studying
q few simple words than about some
81 the seemingly more difficult SUBJ
iccts On the examination they would
no doubt have easily passed
"ia tHis the honk % WHY are ire
edges red show me ire fashion
pictures" Il think % b. lovely aadar-
able" acute Too sweet etc This r.
hut sample tatk during a rush hour
q last weeks dictionary distribution
This dictionary is NOT published
~ the oriEinal publishers ~ web
sfrrr dictionary or BY their aucraa-
Eors.
Ne g. wholly modern.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

Santa Claus says: Hurry
Up e
Only two weeks left 20
Christmas, and now while
stocks are big and fresh Is
the time 70 do YOUR Christ
mas shopping
Overcoats
Suits
Hats.
Shoes.
Underwear.
Ncckwear.
Sweater Coats.
Bath Robes.
Smoking Jackets.
Paiamas.
Muflers and Refers.
Leather and Metal novel
ties
In fact everyttl1g for men
and boys
The John White Store
aFisriasn Lsasing cisthisrs"
a1aaif . pmiafuE atrsaA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

out 81 q total 81 twenty-five eases
IN the recorders court Yesterday morn
ms nine defendants were found gull
a.. Hix discharged. one bound over ~
thu county authorities and nine case
were continued. The fines amounted
% So.
The cases against Mary ChamberN.
OiinmnH Chambers and taom Cham
hcrn, mother and father. all Negroes,
charged with fighting. and Madonna
Forest. also q negro. charged with ~
tault with a pistol, we're oontlnue6s
An of these defendants are charged
with engaging in q nEht or North
Tarragona street Monday aftnrnoor
during which 0liamua Chambers wan
shot through the hand.
Two defendants charged with snrAn
inE In a game 81 chance wcra nnea o.
and cost seach.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
INCENDIARY
FIRESAMENACE
OF FORTY ~ ONE DAY ~ NEW
YORK. oEE.FoURTH STARTED
~ FIRE sUes TO GET issUR.
ANcE ON The BUiLpiNcs

New York. Dec. ia.-~of - hres a
day In this city one fourth are Eef
with fraud as a purpose declared
Firo Commissiuner Johnson today IN
drfcuding his ere prevention bureau
frcm attacks made unon ~ before Ire
factory investigating commission
The commissioner insisted that In
crudiarY fires were a CROWNS men
ace and that measures % cut aoN q
thcir number were needed
There arc ere bug blocks In this
ritv. ~ added There II one tn
which - incendiary fires have BEEN
Het IN two End une-ham years. The
Gre insurance premiums tn such
blocks have been put Nd hiEh enough
80 cover TIRE IRE huEs. 10 honest pen
pie and everybody else"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
HOPE TO BUILD
UNION CHURCH
PEOPLE NEAR FLoMAroN who
HAVE BEEN woRsHIPPlNo m.
WOODS WANT MEETING HOUSE.
SAYS PAPER

For The rurposs ~ serurina funds
With which 90 crest q union meeting
house az che MrCurdy FraErvnrd
about two miles from FI0matau. an
aEed man who gives tfe naua ~ TIE
Roy. A. }. Browning ia soliciting funds
On Pensacola.
te nas aurHrrirficn rarer show
inE nat quite EuadIv amount has
been subscribed al tlo uscIeua 81 a
building fund
Ar browning sage be o. Bantfst
minister enc haa been fon8urti,r
meetings upon fha site ~ ths prur,.as
erection for a year or more re ravs
that Msthndists. Uauffsfs. prsshere-.
fans and people ~ numerous other de-
nominations have been ygrrshinrfrr
each sunday beneath an arber thee
Nhrn The weather would permit hut
thar thry now desire o. rrt e. church
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
STRUCK LUMBER
AND LOST TOOTH

Efdie DouKherty. white boy, iving
near Goulding reported 20 The police
station yesterday that while riding 2
bicycle On North PaiafoN street
Monday night ~ colfded with a pile
~ lumber extending over the siecwn Ik
tine and that che 81 his teeth was
knocked cut a. e result - ne acci-
dent lie reported the matter 90 the
police and usked that re Obstruction
D. removed from ire street
Deputy Marshal Anderson yesterday
visited the place where TIE boy waa
in1ured. hut only found @cantllnE az
tlg edge 90 the walk. which ts used
% prevent damage o. che SAX ~
teams passing over &c az this Toint.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
CITY COUNCIL
SESSION TO Be
HELD TONIGHT
IMPORTANT MEETING scHaoUL.
60 AND MANY MATTERS pF ~.
rEREsr WILL CONE Up.

a regular meeftnE ~ ne cry coun-
cI win hs held tonight at TOO o'clock,
notices o. Tits eject being cent out
- che aldermen Yesterday from ths
ofcr uf the cIty cIerk.
"a is expected that Al8erman KuEie-
man. chairman ~ ths water and gns
committee. WIN make report rela-
tive CD making water connections fur
hts building an East Government
street % the ere une 20 tbo opera
house
The rrrIRuatisa ~ T.. @ Avmard as
city clerk wIH be- presented AZ vel a.
the appointment by Mayer Reilly of
A NJ LarHfold Co. fiu the vacancy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

IRE Paul n ualneF African hunt
pictures represent the absolute hIwh
tide in the gradual rise 81 the motion
picture idea ~ entertainment. and are
shown In this eIty az = result 81 a
year 90 effort and an expenditure ~ a
quarter az a million dollars A eN-
petition 81 over $50 men spent q year
ora the depths ~ ths African iunglos
and hraved death from fever and
Wild beasts Ga order that this Won
derful entertainment might Be pre-
srnted Ia pousacola ou Thursday. Fri-
day and SATURDAY. Mr REiuev. who
e. millionaire sportsman from Clcve-
land. ohio. undertook hiH big game
hunt az first merely from fhe point ~
sport bot hc was the arst African big
game hunter 90 provide that the won
derfui scenes De saw and The strange
experiences BE- passed through shou q
~ preserved FOR TIRE drTHcfafion 90 the
"A American public Through the medium
o. the motion picture. roiuref slide
and lecturer. Accompanying his ex-
petition was "a arge corps ~ expert
photographer and motion picture
GENERA operators and. whenever there
vas a hunt % 10 undertaken or r.
dangerous trip into tar 1unEIea, these
Intrepid men 20 the camera aad alm
were in thn forefront
The Rainry expedition consisted ~
thirty white mcn. three hundred black
men. one hundred end thirty eve
rameis, forty horses. sixty dows. ffty-
four oxen and one hundred and affv
sheep on gre lo1f Nr Rainev. Prot
Heller - fhr smithsonian Institute
and others, wftH their personal rcu
nues, met NJ Allen Black ~ Australia.
and Afr Augustus Dufram ~ thf
Transvaai Ht Port Said. and while
frayeNnE f1 Nomrarra. completed their
plans nr william Johnston vas
added as physician and agrrsou. and
Nr. John O.. HemmFut AZ chief 81 ths
STAR az rhntoEraph Al Nrmharsa
tho complete sofarl ar aanunE JOURNEY
was arranged. Eia-E giants az thf
Wahkrmhahs. ufhs and aEIe sWa-
tnsIis. tain and wtrg Eavarane and
kharkuas. IRE courageous lnty NIaEsaI
and smart Souaiis. an African tribes
men noted t1r their endurance and
other worthy qualities rr-1mpanlfs
I IRE expedition. come as employees aud
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

ADJUSTMENTS.


Rube weioh. ths weB known must
cat comedy star. who comes 20 tho
opera house tonight vita The Froncs
~ 1914" the biE musical comedy which
D. breaking AZ records this season.
has some very decided views on the
stage child. ana the employment ~
children On the stage. said Mr
Weleh
This stage g1ud a. hs e ana AZ I
and everyone else who De- connected
with the theatre knows him. On far
from the spoiled and maligucd chiid
your rnformrrH would paint him. I
have dauEhter af ms owu wbo has
worked with me On fhe stage and
though this year she ID at school if
ls bat her second year sway from me
and The stage 7 think the schooling
she sets behind fhe footIiEhts 90 FAR
superior 90 what they give az even
the best schools that there is abso-
luteiy no comparison. NY EiH has
been 90 Europe. has taken e short trip
ta south America and has seen most
Of his country. paying her own sE-
renHgs an the way and this despite
TIE fact that she Or Just entering
NeN A0AEkNNNlA year. NHHN UaMkNt"
sehooied Der Or the rudiments ~
learning while she was working on
the stage and iris b. an the ao-caued
education che bad received prior %
entering school
Despite this supposed handicap lu
the two years che has been CO. school
she has Fonc from third grade 20
eighth and th8 wear viii see her
graduated and ready Tor colloEc. what
giri that was brought ln safe at home
can boast 20 such a rerordr
Mr.. Welrh fhrn went on 20 say that
this tan % degrading moral sur
r0unfinEa and environment % the
stage was au rot Mr. WEIGH pointed
out that out ~ the 6s.ooo men now
On penal Institutions iu this country
not over ten ~ them. if that many.
werC ever actors. What otter profea-
sion can boast 20 record IKE this7
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
WATER AND GAS COMMITTEE
HOLDS MEETING TO-DAY

According RS thc notices lssued fra-n
thr uenrf az che cts clerk yesterday
g regular meeting OF the water ard
Hal committee az thc CItv council vii
De Egld at t.oo o'clock this Afternoon.
Tho session win be held in tae city
BAN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
SMALL SUN rs STOLEN
FROM WomAN-s KITCHEN

The sum 81 $500 vac taken from the
kitchen az the residence 81 Mrs. ] af
Hale, corner az Alcanis and Nj.
streets. yesterday Nc clue Iol ding 90
ths guilty rarfr has been obtained a.
the police, aut they arc making an iu-
AusffEalnu Hf the robbery
Tie ROBBERY was reported 60 che
police station yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
TWENTY. THREE cHINAMUN
ARE ABOARD srEAMWH

Twenty three Chinamcn are anong
the crew ~ the British steamship
SteatheaL. which arrived here yester-
day. She haH a crew % a. n all.
The steamer reached here On water
ballast and II consigned 20 the G6if
Transit Company
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
NEGRO soY rs UNDER
ARREST on SUSPICION

steve Burnett. e thirteen-goar cd
negro boy. Was arrested yesterday ~
TIRE police on che charge ~ beng a
dangerous and SUSPICIOUS character
and l. being held fdr lnvesti Fation-
The boz was employed a. q nleesen-
ger ng fhf store az n. g. Efd a Co. ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

Heartburn 10 symptom 81 indiEos-
tlcn Take a desc q HERRfNE IN
such cases. The pain disanpears In
stnntiy The bowels operate speedily
and you feel nne vigorous and cheer
fuL Price SOC. sold by al drug
riHfs. tAdv1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

carriers. and the remainder Tor tho
i8ve Of Ire sport.
Ar. Rainey's expedition cost him
ever $3.50. o0o. and the time consumed
VAS about one year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

Lest you forget, trade at
home and do your Christmas
shopping early.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

North Palafox street but IL now held
on suspicion q being the person who
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

recently stole a number o. articles
from that place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

tot Outing Gowns siashen 70 fac
one Laalss Lona Fannsistts Gowns siashed 20 h1c
Ore iot Ladss' slk- Rubber cnataF aaaheu % about
ona.haf
Chfidrsm'a Mcolsn Sweaters. aiaahed aac and
one Curtana. niaEhea 20 nar.s.s.. e1e
one iot % Laes curtains yorth 81. alaahed 30
ore iot to-s corforts, fuu weight. slashsa psr
On. iss ia wool siaaks,s. @or,r 90 70 SEQ.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
DRESSES.

Ole uns o. chndrsn's Dresses az siEss ano
aooG values. aiaahed 90 Rac and un
Laasa one n-scs a.rns pr.-ara. -lannsa TO- re
The evening world., 1912-05-01
MANY RECEPTIONS FOR
NEW PAPAl DELEGATE
Archbishop Bonzano to Be Greeted
by 10000 School Children
In Cathedral.

Y1AnD eee sbs rscsp,ton Of Archoasbop
Do0ano. the new Papai Delegate to
w~ashlnUepn. q Hoboksn. to-morrUw or
rr4Aay, @nra ~Announc~d to-day ~ Mgr.
Hayes. The Consuators end Monagnors
Of the daooesA with . committee Of lay
mon n svt0motAies, will escort the
raeai Ds'ssass . the home Of Cardinal
FAnsy.
The Consustorv IN me Ncspesoa party
viii b bishop Cus,cA, vhAr-Oeneral La.
vslis, end lsooslsnocs EdwardA Mc0eau
end Rood. Tue twenty Monasnors IN
rhs d1ocess will b present. The lay
men wnl Include supreme Court Justice
Dowhng. OtaArman: President Muqueen
Of me CAtho,tc Club and the following
KnisHts Of ~ orsgory: James Butler.
Major John y. O'Rourks. Eugene A.
Phsbin, Or. ThemAs r. NcCanan. DR..
ouAnian. osorgs Mcdonald. John B.
Ifnssasch~. Thomas n. Muiry. and
ThumAs H. Kelly.
~ . o'ciock Friday afternoon Arch
The evening world., 1912-05-01
STEAMER LUCKEMBACn|
SENDS WIRELESS FOR AID.
Government Hufris Revenue Cut
ter to Give Assistance to
Disabled Ereighkes.

A despatch from wssAangtsa states
that the steamer Juiia Lvcksnbach Of
the Insuiar line. plying bstwssa this
CITY and Porto Roo. = y distress IN
West indian waters. Wiroleos Dc.
0atcAes rom the steamer. p9oksd ~ ~
sea and sent to the revenue cutter ssr.
vice. state that she 10 bslpsesU soeut
thirty miles north Of the oeoaA rasoass
md IN need Of assistance.
The revenue cutter AlgeoQuln hAs
been ordered TO proceed to he location
nsusionsd n ne wtrvlsss despatsA %
render al 10 the steamer. The nature
Of the dissblsmsnt was not stated N
the wireless appeal for hslp.
The Jui4a LueksnhaoA 10 . fFsiShtes
controlled by the =. ,. Luohsubech Ann.
n was Hjd 1t he Lucksnbaeh o@ess
this afternoon thas . eabasgram had
been rscsivsd from San Juan. Porto
Rice. stating that ~ Juna Lusksasaeh
~ put baak 70 that port ct Z e'e,eok
ease night afssr starting for New Yea.
The evening world., 1912-05-01

bishop 3onzano will be given tho
ancient ceremonial reception accorded
to papal delegates In ~ Patrick's
Cathedral. Beside the entire priesthood
Of the diocese there will be present
10000 pupils from the parochiai schools.
An address will be made by Vicar
General LAvelie.
On Sunday Archbishop Bonzano will
dedicate the Church of the Most Holy
Trinity. and on Monday afternoon he
will be rendered . reception at the Car
dinai's home by the bishops Of the prov
incs. which includes New York and
New Jersey. The public reception under
the auspices Of the Catholic Club will
take place Monday evening.
Archbishop Bonxano In planning Ia
spend q week or ten days In New York
before proceeding to Washington.
The evening world., 1912-05-01

one before each meal-and you will find
there will BE- no more belchins. no
sour risings, no stomach trouble. gss or
heartburn. fullncss. or heavy feeling in
the stomach, nausea, headaches. dissi.
nesstor gripping. These will I'll disappear.
and besides. there will be no undigested
food left Q in the stomach to poison
your breath with bad odors.
Coopes's New Discovery goes right 70
the root Of the trouble-the stomach. II
makes nature do the real work. II tones
up the stomach. purifies the blood. loos-
ems up the clogged machinery ofthebody
and mskes men and women who have
been half-sick oil the time sleep well at
night, forget seriousness and enjoy lits
eli day. For sale ct eli druggists.
The evening world., 1912-05-01
PANIC ON TRAIN
SWEPT BY FLAME
BOSTON TUNNEL
Passengers Badly Injured in
Rush to Escape When
Fuse Blows Out.

BOSTON. May LA panic followed the
blowing cut Of . fuse on . Boston Gle.
waited train IN the tunnel ~ the MIN
strsst entrance to-day. five psrsons
were 90 badly hurt THAI they were r.
moved TO hoepita1a.
TIE fuse On ths third car Of the train.
which was bouni from sullivan Square
foe vorss HIS. New out shortly aftss
the train left the Frtsod stssst entrance.
frightened the ATTY or more ~passenssrs.
They fought their way toward the exits
e the car and In ~ oGNmbae many
panee Of glass were broken.
Several psrsons we're cut ~ eAass and
. sumber Of women falntsd during the
sxdtsmsnt
The evening world., 1912-05-01
BEST MAN BECOMES
OFFICIATING MINISTER.
Performs Marriage Ceremony for
Pastor Friend Instead of Handing
Him the Ring.

OYSTER BAY. May L.--Rev. Minor
II. Senior Of Paterson. N. j.. came here
yesterday to act - best man at the
wedding OF his lifelong chum. Rev. Sea-
man w. Townsend, pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church ut Huntsville. N.
j., and Miss Elsie Aurciia Flower,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flower
Of Mill Neck.
Instead Of performing that friendly
once he suddenly found himself ale.
waited to the post Of ofnciating clergy
nan A brother OF the bridegroom,
George G.. Townsend. was substitut ID
as best nal. The changes were made
necessary by the sudden illness Of Rev.
Mr.. Wightman.
The evening world., 1912-05-01

tTmo ~ Wadhla0ln u0u1AD
'Soome q our Ooo1ety Wo00 Aov1
besn assiiting ~ Ghlrt WalDe segtkssA"
How very ~lmtersating. Tee 0Ay put
- down - . Datr0aeGo Wasoev0 ~
Aowe another GtSske."
The evening world., 1912-05-01

Weadss what upset your stomsch-
which portion Of The food did the dAmass
do you'll Well. don't bother. II your
stomach 10 n . revolt, u sour. gessy and
upset. and what you just ate has fer
msated into stubbssn Jumps; your head
dissy end achss; bslsA easss ssd acids
and sruetsts s~ndigsstsd food, breath
foul. tongue eestsd-just take . little
Diapspsin sad h five nieutss you viii
vsodse what bsesas q IL ~lndigsstien
81 distress.
lfElisas q ~ sad women to-day
kAew tAst u b Hssdleas - kavs Q bad
The evening world., 1912-05-01

stomach. Alittls Dispepsin occasionally
keeps tho stomach regulated and they
eat their favorite foods without fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion; II
your food 10 . damage instead Of . help,
remember the quickest. surest. most
harmless relief 10 Pape's Diapepsin, which
costs only fifty cents fos . large case at
drug stores. lt's truly wonderhnl-it
disssts food and sets things straight. 90
gently end easily that Il e astonishing.
Please don't 60 on and on with . weak.
dlsosdersd stomach; It's 90 unnecessary.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-12

Job Prinnns Done Right. Timcs
PRINTING Co.. u John n Sc
The Detroit times., 1912-10-12
BON BONs FIGURE
IN DIVORCE SUIT

Just as julius T. Glover testified In
Judge Colds court. Friday morning,
that he never gave boxes OF candy
to lady friends. except. OF course. 10
friends and relatives OF the family
a young woman In the rear OF the
room swept up to the front and plank.
ed down on the trial table two two
pound boxes OF bon-bons. II wasn't
shown by evidence whether or not
the woman had received the candies.
but Glover's wife. who IL saing him
for divorce. on cross-blll. will seek
10 prove that he did send the candies
TO a woman
The Glovers are a handsome young
couple who. soon after their marriage
Nov. "a, 1908. put up building
The Detroit times., 1912-10-12

worth $4,000. at Sheridan and Ora
tiot.ayes.. and embarked In the con
dictionary and cigar business. Mrs
Glover says that Glover drifted away
from her. going TO prize lights In New
York. spending much OF his time and
money at the ball game. leaving hel
at home TO tend store. She alleges
that Glover became infatuated with
a certain young woman, whom she
mentions In her cross-bill and thai
he made a trip to Kalamazoo with
the woman.
In his suit, for divorce, Grover al
leges that his wife frequently toll
him that she no longer loved him
that once she threw herself from
street car TO humIliate him in publ,
and that on another occasion she de
lliberately fell down stairs so that
when he came running TO her, she
accused him OF throwing her down
The Detroit times., 1912-10-12

do what you please" said Bart
lett. But don't get caught"
'srhey won't come" said the Water
melon. They have been gone for
auite a time and aren't coming back.
.Ah. my dear Holmes said Hen
rietta explain your deductions.
They've been gone long because
there is 80 much dust on everything
and the house smells so close. They
won't be back tonight because none
OF the neighbors have been in TO
leave anything for them TO eat and
there aren't any chickens in the
chicken-house Alphonse would have
stirred em up II they had been there.
Suppose some one passes and sees
the light" suggested the general.
tempted 10 the breaking point by the
dainty supper so near at hand and
the thought OF the terrible apology of
a meal they would get at the dilapi-
dated hotel they had passed in the
village. And above all things the
general loved his meals.
I'VE are at the back of the house
and Il is almost twelve. Every ono
IS In bed and those who aren't arc
drunk and wouldn't be believed any
way"
Its eve miles to the village" add
ed Ba~.ett with no apparent relev
ance.
Jaw be game" encouraged the
Watermelon BE sports"
Just being hungry Is enough fol
me-" declared Henrietta, taking tn,
last OF the edibles from the basket
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