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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-15
FEDERAiS BEGIN TO
CLOSE IN on BORDER

El Paso, Tex, June i4.--Gen. Jose
de la Luz Blanco, commander of the
federal troops along the Mexican
Northwestern railroad, fianking the
rebel zone. discussed with Enrique Z.
Llorente. the Mexican consul, here to-
day plans for the campaign close to
the border. IL is declared that the
consul instructed him as to how far
the government troops might go in
their military demonstrators close 10
the American boundary without de-
Veloping International complications.
General Blanco will leave tomorrow
for Douglas. Ariz., crossing over there
to Aqua Prieta to rejoin his COM
mand. which was largely recruited in
Sonora.
Apprehensive that General Blanco's
campaign has for its object not only
the hcmming In of the rebels in the
city OF chihuahua and vicinity, but
at the psychological moment a de-
scent upon the small garrison at
Juarez across the liver from El Paso.
the rebels today took steps to rein
force and fortify the Juarez garrison.
Two machine guns and two mortars
we're brought to Juarcz from the
south as well as 500 additional
troops.
Reports that General Salazar. sec
ond In command To General Orozco.
had gone to Juarez as result of a
disagreement with his chief are not
given credence here. General Sala-
zsr is said on good authority to be
with his troops at Rachimba. below
chihuahua.
Two squadrons Of the Fourth
United States cavalry. stationed here
for a year past. will leave tomorrow
FOR Fort Huachuc1- where the re-
mainder OF the regiment Il located
The entire Second cavalry which has
just arrived from the Philippines.
will move into Fort Bliss tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-15
CAIFORNINNs CONTINUE
ON WAY 10 CHICAGO.

Kansas city. June live are go-
ing to Chicago To fight for the seat
ing of the California delegates un-
seated by the national committee and
as long as there IL anything in Chi
cago that will fight we win keep II
up"
This was the declaration OF the
Roosevelt delegation from California
that passed through Kansas City en-
route To Chicago tonight.
The Taft delegates from California
are not recognized by the Roosevelt
party for when asked IL the Taft dele
gates were aboard the special u was
declared ''ail the California delegates
are on board"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-15
ROUGH RIDER CANDIDATE HAS
ANNOUNCED INTENTION tn
ENTER CONVENTION HALL
AND MAY MAKE SPEECH
ROOSEVELT PLANS DARING AND
SPECTACULAR INNOVATION
IN AMERICAN POLITICS

Such Proceeding Without Precedent in History No Candidate
for Highest Honor in Gift of Party Ever Having Been Pres
ent When Name Was Under Consideration; Director Nc
Kney of Taft Campaign Claims 594 Votes for Taft on First
Ballot and Propheszes Remaining Contests Will be Decided
in Favor Of President; Announcement of ExRough Riders
Intention and His Arrival Today in Chicago Has National
Committee Members "Up in Air.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-15


of
precedent the history of
hall when his under
James
When the
. Sver Dick Bland bitter
monetary plank in the platform Mr.
speech
be presented
.
behalf
obtained In
. bodies .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-15
TAFT CONFIDENT OF
SECURING NOMINATION

Taft tonight sent the following telc-
gram to c. u. Hilles. his secretary.
who is now in charge OF his personal
Interests at Chicago:
The report that ! am In any way
considering the possibility Of a COM
promise candidate is wholly unfound-
ed and you are authorized emphafi-
cally TO deny the report With conf
derce abide in the choice Of the
convention"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-15

or alliance with any particular
candidate"
In reply to the Banks letter, Di-
rector Mckinley safu:
II hope every republican will read
the Banks letter with extreme care
and then draw his own conclusions
Its disclosures are Illuminating. Its
Issuance from the Roosevelt head
quarters is significant"
IL was intimated that this was the
forerunner Of more specific material
TO be issued from the Taft headquar-
ters tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-15
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.

Met at noon.
Resumed debate on legislative APP
preparation bill.
Passed legislative. executive and
judicial appropriation bin which goes
TO conference.
President Taft, in special message,
askei Appropriation OF Sl,250,0 600 to
protect Imperial Valley, California,
from floods.
Agreed to vote july End, on chem
ical tariff revision bill.
Former Treasurer Thompson, Of
republican national committee. testi-
fled before committee investigating
contributions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-15
THE HOUSE.


Mel at II a, m.
Took up final debate on sundry
civil appropriations bill
Adopted senate amendments tc res
olution for international maritime
conference.
Voted to buy a new se2i--the first
since 1880.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-15

Washington. June 1f.-W. a.
Thompson. treasurer Of the rcpubii-
can congressional committee In 1904.
fsstificd today before the senate COM
thar he received no contributions He
added that his business partner had
received contributions which had
been turned over 90 the executive
committee Of the congressional CON-
mittec.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-15
Ormsby McHarg Present to
Handle Contests for Rough
Rider Candidate Except Col.
Lyon Has Lone Star State.
Delegates Delegates
rrA1ttAI r.a.Ilt.l

; '.:s............ .:
Washington Journal., 1912-04-20
@Ot Der ertten e@Ia@t.

Obne auf @ioerftanO gu ftOBen,
bate JrieOri@ Der @roBe i'm eriten
f9leii19en &riege BON gang S9lefien
Bis auf Die fsiten pIdBe @9peioniB,
@rieg unO NeiKe 8efiB ergriffen.
Mber ni4t obne Elm @tfibl Ser 8dnz
gigteit uno Gorge bat er Der erften
@aGu4t entgegengeieben, in Der er, in
Ser &riegfibrung nod u%nerfabren,
ii9 nit Dem geiibten 0iterrei4if4en
5eIOberrn Reipperg mefen fOllte. 9as
benefit Elm Brief, ben er fur3 por Oies
fer S9la9t, gu Ser es am 10. April
1741 BEL MOlpiB, in Ser Ndbe BON
8rieg, getpmmen 1T, an ieinen 8ru=
Der, Den Prinaen Nuguf @il6eIm. gez
ri9tet bat.
rMfein teurer gruoer," lautet oie=
Ter in fran3Ofif9er Spra9e gef9risbe=
ne Brief IN oeutf9er ueberIeBung,
der 6ein0 tit eben in S9leiien ein=
geriidt, mir iteben hur cine 8iertel=
meile auseinanoer. Der morqiqe Sag
muB alfo infer Coos entf9eioen.
SOlte i'd iterben, 10 bergeFen Sic
einen 8ruoer ni9t, Der Sic ane3eit
3drtli9 liebte. Sd empfeble Sbnen
iterbeno meine geliebte Mutter, meme
Sieneri9aft uno mein er1tes 8atailz
lon. 9eOenten @p. 2ieboen tets meiz
ner; dber trD1ten Sic 1ih iiber meinen
SOB; 0en Hu6m Ser preuBiI9en Wafz
fen un0 Die @bre oes 9oufes baden
mid gum 9anoeln betpegt, uno tperz
ben mid Bis gum Sooe leiten. gp.
2ieboen itnO mein ein5iger @rbe:
@terbeno empfeble i9 Sbnen Oisieni=
gen, 10 i'd i'm 2eben am lisbften gez
babt. (9ier fol9en Die Namen einieer,
Dem 8ruoer Defenders empfobIener
perfonen.) Sd berma9e 5000 Rr.,
Die i9 BEL mir babe, meiner Oienerz
i9oft; aber aues. mas i9 peiter BE-
IiBe, bGngt bon @tp. 2ieboen ab. Sc
Dem meiner @ef9ni1ter MAIDEN Sic
Elm @efdent in meinem y1dmen; touz
ieno @riiBe an meme S9meIfer in
gdireutb. @p. Qieb0en tennen meme
geoanten in betreff meinsr @ef9mi=
iter unb Sic fennen better, dIs i'd es
fugen tOnnte, Die 3Grtli9e 2iebe unO
Die @efible unOerleBbarer 5reunoz
fdaft. init pel&en i9 enig bin
Seuerfter 8ruoer
@p. 2ie6oen treuer 8ru0er uno 0ie>
ner Biz in Sen Sob
TreOerie."
Washington Journal., 1912-04-20

sci fein gu iirsnger Ri6tsr uno
hole Define erite 2iebe gu elmer grs
fratour, man fpieIt iceben 9sinen
QiebIinaspdl3sr". Qa9sno entfsrrten
Iih 0ie bsioen 6erren.
Welanie er6o6 ii9, ging fhtpdns
fen6 0ur6 bic HsbenfGle in Die
gorOerobe uno CAB sinem 9iener Den
8efebl, ibren Mann aus benz 8auhs
Talon sl bolen. Nls Der Sulti5rot
beTtiiraf b~inauseilte, b0rte er, boB
feline SSrau ibn bsreits i'm Ma9en err
tparte. Ote b0aige 9untelbeit CAB
Trau Melanie 3eit, fi9 gu iammsln
un0 fbrem Manne nit psnigen Wor<
ten gu ertIdren, baB iie, plOBlid pom
elmer beftieen Migrdne befdusn, Ods
Set perlahen miiiie.
DIS Der Rat am nG9ftsn Nbeab
etpus erf90pft aus benz BUREAU
beimfebrtt, ba Jpn Oringenoe priDatz
beIrre9ungen iiber 0ie 9ebi6r longe
a~ufqebdlten, trdf er feline Satin gdr5
oeaen ibre @etpobnbeit in einem einz
fa6en 6untIen Rleibe in ibrem 8ous
boir fiBen, emiig 19reibenb. 4uf ieis
ne sSrdgen mad i6rem 8efinOen dnt>
portete fe nit einem ettpas muoen
QG9eln, 6aB fie foe6en an Annp
19rsibe, 5ie mDge B%eimtebren.
sd merle, baB i9 alter psr0s
unO cine iunse frif4s &raft i'm 9ouie
n0tig it,
8sfOrgt f6aut Ser S~ufti8rut iie an.
sic lG9eIte ibm frsunoli4 gu. pGs
lit 3sit, Seq, 6aB mir uas gu 9aufe
elm ipenig einIpinnen unb Die 8abn
freiIaFen fir unier S06tsr6en. Die
SSugeno bat bo9 f9IteBli9 bas erIts
Mnre9t uuf Sen @enuB."
Sn iibertpdaenbem @liidsgefibl
umarmte ser 2ut feline 6rau. nMie
i9 MIDI Odna9 gefebnt babel" fdgis
er aus tiefftem Snnern.
r@arum buff gu es mir ni9t ges
fagt9" entgegnete ie erftdunt.
n@sil i9 gIaubte buB es Dir elm
SsDurTnlS VI, Ole Oeleul9tetl o.
pflegen."
Melanie feuf3te auf. Wie ieItz
fam, 0a9te tie, nod bor penigen Sa@
gen bate es tie SrGnen gstOitet, einem
froben Qbenb gu entfagen, uno ieBt
q Ha4 Sen ftillen, einfamen Stun>
ben Der Hu9t, sic fe Our4Du9t,
bur9tdmpft, Nur4Iitten, bate fie ii4
gum Gntfagen ourdgerungen. Nie=
manO folte es ubnen, fpie f4per es
ibr ~genorOen.
Sic I0fte fi9 aug ben armen ibrcs
Mannes uno rief f9einbur in i6rem
alien fr0bIi9en Son: Sept, 9err
Stuttgart, Beginner fir uns BON neuS
EN- bic 5IitterpO9en. 8is NnnD
beimte6rt unb mir Inn oss 8inoes
piIIen uniere 4Gume Dffnen, bamit
bic SugenO nit ibresglei8en frob unO
gliidIi9 genieBen fann."
Washington Journal., 1912-04-20

8, biefe Mirte! Sat:
9err @irt, es 1T bod bimmeIi4rsis
enb.
@irt: Mus Oenn, tpsnn id frogen
bdrF?
gof: Oergraten 1T 10 bart, oaB i6
nit Dem Mefer nidts ausri9ten
fam.
@itt: Miro iOfort obgebolfen
SeIner, bringen Gie benz 6trrn elm
InGrferes MeIIer. perfnnoen9! GcIs
de Na9IdFigteit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

etma fiinf Minuten 5eigt iib Gin rci11=
lid) gebaltenes 0%0rflein, SOS erlte in
0cm lang lid %bin5ic6eu0en, geraoe5n
paraoielildpn 5bal. bon bon groen=
elen0. GieleS Ibal lit ga>,5 l1l,o gar
Ncn Muslatigen re e%rpiert. Cine ct
ma 200 81. LANCE Mapapapen=Mllec
fiibrt ppl(ellos in's 90rflein Dincin,
tic enoet Dor ci,1em lal,beren 8lat, ser
bon einem idpntdlol en aird1lein, Ell
ner 5dp,le uno 5mei @ausden, einen1
fir perlpoiite &nobclL sent onoern fir
ner>milte M6od)en bon oltsiabigeu
gltcru ,rnjd)Ioiicn lit. 9ei ocnr &ird)=
lrin laben lid Sic driitlid)en &ir0er
mrlnnnmclt ull5 begleitcn ltns nm
binmrf 81, Sem @;Mlsd)cl1, Sos bon ei-
Ilem 6;iac( ans Sic &irde iiberra9t.
Is e%l1tlNilt Gin 3imaerden fiir Ser
Mr5t Ii. ein 5>pcitcs fit Ste sdhpei terri,
Sic lid sort Gin flcin mc1ig otsrllben
f0rnlcn bon Scr bortcn Mnitrengllna
,Scs Cages, ser in oeu1 trol1rigen 81
11erlei oes @erbinoet,s efelerreeen6er
@lu1oe,1, ser @erabretdr,ng oon &C.
bensmittel11, ser Nflege ser 5l.m Mns=
latc nod bin5,gefonmenen &ronf=
leitet oabinidleid}t. Sier bietet lid)
Cit %rei5enber 9lid binal,5 anf oos
bon Selpolmen nn1rauidtc Mball1=
fliiBd)en, oos in leinem raiden 2mlfe
oas Mtsiatigent6al m,sge1piiblt bat
inns Damn bier oben cuff SEM Matem1
lit miloerr 8lltben binobitiir5t Sem
@llaba SIT, oelien Mal,es S6al tief tief
unten iid) iu Sic lidten Ternen Debut.
@od) einige Ser ial1beren, aus Stan=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

idjcnpcri tan6, ser amerifaniide Bo1fs=
geiit ser in ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0as entidei6en6e @ort 511 lpredert
fat" 8as 600. 8ilion oamit n1eint
fat er III elmer Mniprade al, cine Mb=
o%ronlrng bon einbun6ert @erlegern
inns &e0afteuren bon 3eitunge,1, bie
bier5ulouoe in ouslanoiid)er 5prad)r
erid)ei1re', 5eutlid eemadt. Ct fiibrte
outs, 6aB Ser freibeitlide @ebanfe, Ser
in Der omerifaniiden Station perfor-
pert lit, in ser gar5cn @elt eriitirt,
@er bon oieien freibeitliden @e6an=
fen beieelt- lit, ser lit io5uioeen bon
@ouie aus, 5. +. lit leinem Sinner
nno Irad)ten, Mmerifaner. Greibt
i9n ll,r Sic Sud)e nad ieinem SSeol
Ulcers @aiier, 10 bringt er ein Ser
langen nad %iidtbaren 3eiden bon
Treibeit uno @leid)6eit NIT, 5as 6ieies
9orr0 b~efrieoigen mub. St lit alio
mi110eitens Gin ebenioguter Mmerita-
Tier mie ie0er @%iergeborere, l,rt6 lit
oieiem Gimme iogar Elm m%ertbbouerer
8iirger ais mander @iergeboreue.
Sicrin licgt nun Ser ltnterfdie5 5pi=
ideu freimiqiger l1lo unfreimiQiger
: lagcn mir obgeid)obe,1er oocr nit
fremoer @ilfe tetperfitel1igter = Gin
%pa1Scruna, unS 0amit lit nad @errn
SSH IONS Meinu1tg elmer ser Sdli1fe
5u ser ein3iaen goiis g%eliefert, auf ser
ei11e &egu}irlrng Ser Gintnonoerltng
crortert 1peroen fann.
Sn'S Eraftii6e ii%bertrogcr lautcn
Sic Soroerul1ael1, >pelde @oup. @illon
biniidtlid 9eba1r1lungen ser Gin>pon-
0erl,ng itellt nno mie ct lie aus0riid=
lid fprmulirt bat, fol9en6ermaBen:
~ @s 6arf ME al,Ber Muge gelafen
mer0en, ooB ie6er @inpon6erer ein
me1idlid ~fible1,6es @eien lit un5
melrdli9 beban6elt iper0en muB. q
gs mltB 6arauf geieben >per6en, SOP
ser ginman0erer bei leiner 2anoltng
ridtigen 8eidei0 erbdlt, un6 oaB er
Dor @eidmil,oelung geidiitt tpir6, fei
es bon ser &eaierung o0er bon jemom
ionlfs un6 - 0aB ct 6ortbin genie
len miro, no er sen 3med ieines &ier-
berfommens ont bortbetlbofteiten fir
lid lelbit errciden fal1r. Ga3 lit
@oup. @ilion's Stellu1y in ser gin-
um1tSerungsfrage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

gen uno &6brid}t nett ausgefibrten
@iitten tal1d)en bel elmer &l1noii9t
bier o6e1 aus Sem 8uid oltf. Sdon
0ic @mpart perrat6, oab ii6 bier Sic
@a5ogoro g%elanunclt baben. Sic leg
ten sic Junoon1erte 5l1l1 Mltsidbigen=
tcinl ll1o mllrSen 1909 bier oben m1=
neiieHelt. - @ir 5ieben langimn t6al=
mdrt5 oltrd berrlide 6elocr NIT lip
pilcn Trildt6ei tanoen. Noh eincr
lnlbeu Stn1oc li>1o mir mieNer in Ell
nem 90rf6er, SOS 1910 e1rtltal'0cn
lit. Gie gauge @iittc1nnlage lit cine
u'lncrc. 6 2aage itrobge0ecfte 2efun=
bnllten nit elmer Meibe bon Gitgdn=
gen, sic III sic 9e6oltilngcn ser Der
ldieoencn a~1siatigen 5amilien fii6=
rem, laiicr oltf Set erlten @lid ertelt=
nen, SAB l)ier Sic @abeao l1No @onl=
fll1ga ans Sent Mabelt9ebe5irteu mo6=
lcl,. NilS ali sen 5biiren idaltt Gin
lt%llldgbarc5 GlenD Deralls. 9allf1g
geiellcn lih SIT 0em idrecfliben Ml1S=
iate nod gpilepiie, Dpienterie, cine
Art 0ipbteritis, Sic @u%rnrfrar1f6eit
mo 9l,,genldminoludt Mber oud)
nnlld)e Trel1oe mildt lid} unter Sic
Gral@r. Sin0 audi int aroben aou=
sen sic Ml1siabnen mic fit SEN Nns=
iot 10 audi fiir Sen Croft Ser 6riltli=
deu &eligion opatildh 10 fins 5od bic
le al1d unter Sen @rmodlenell, melde
Sen &egrapgen ser @naoe ibr @er5
gc0ffnet baben, ar11o ielioe M,tfe ipie=
gclt lid nuf ibrcn @eiidtern. Gin ebe=
noliger M%upanparo, ein @rober eli
nes Sultarls, Ser, Don benz Musiake
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

fom,,1c,1 ol1d6 sic on6erel, at 0ie9fei6e.
Sci SEN eit1en 5iebt ser aseroenorslat
in la11ger, fupferbrounea, marfanten
9inien Sic @ren5en orf Sic Idmar5e
&mat. SSn bielem llnrfreiie min ct
p%orerit lein 3erit0rungstperf begin=
,1ert. &aid >per6en ii6 sort groBe
Tldd)en eiterr5er &al1ttpnn6en biloen,
sic iid) alsoon1 immer ipeiter iiber
Sen &orper berbreiten. Sci o>r0ern
5ei9en iid Sic eriten Mnfange 6eS 8eu=
l%eroltsiotes, Sic iid idmeu f%ortent=
mideltt, bis bobnengrobe 8eulel1 Sos
Beiidt ii%berlagern, Sbren uno Noie
crit unf0rmild) atidmeuer, Damn
aber, yad5en1 Tie einntal SIT eiter,1 ot=
gefongen boben, in f1r3er 3eit alles
ser freIlen."
(59l1B icl9t.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
@omn. &iIiom u1to Die
Gt1ttp

Mon fat periudlt, @oltp. @ilion
ais einen @egrer ser @inmanoerlrng
o6er menigitens als engber5ig in ser
@intpan0erungsfraoe btn5r,iteuen. &C.
ro6e 6os @egentbeil lit Ser San.
@oup. @illon lit 1idt MIR ser ein5ige
u11ter SEN Observation-Disclosures
Ser iid a1sfiibrlid} un6 fret un5 Of
fen iiber sic ginmanoerungsfrage
ol,gsiproden fat, ion6ern feline @riid=
ten fins 10 pernunftgemabf un0 f%reiiin=
mig, 6oB ie0er Mooptibbiirger 6ieies
9an0es poQfon1mten NIT ibm iiberein=
ltimn1en miro.
8erufene Gertreter ser eiltgetpan=
0erten glemente baben ibrt CUR @e6e
geiteut, un0 ie6er ein5elne bon ibnen
fat sic ueber5eugung eetponnen, SaB
SEER @ilion Sen eriprieBliden Git
fluff ser Guaranteeing o1f sic mo-
terielle un6 fulturene @ntpidelung
6ieies 9anSes int pouiten MaBe pMr=
6igt u1o 5aB ct 6esbalb gegen cine ge.
iun0e gi%npanoerung nidt MIR nidts
e%in5utpen6en babe, ion6ern iie bon
gan5eln &eraen pi1lfommen beiBt. Ct
iagt:: v@s fins nidt geIeblide 8eitim-
murgerr al(ein, ridt getpiile 8rin5i<
pien allein Sic bel gr0rterune ser
@in,par0ermgsfroge in 8etrodt tout
men. lon6ern es lit ser aeiun6e Men<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
2ltt Norbert @cbcr, =.
g. g., rom st. Sttilicn
bel ocm YtmSidbmm0en
nom 5abora, Mfrifa.
P. s.

@ir bereits IN Ser lestel1 9all1ul1er
lcs vNnrSiterll" Mritbtet mltroe, be-
llldtte oiele5 Nrbr Ser bodpp'lte Mbt
Norhert @eber, >. g.. g., bon ct.
0ttilien, @auer>1, Sic scr geneOiftl=
INSTRUMENTATION bon ct. Sttilicn
1lnterltcatcn Miliionen in 0eutib=
Nlufrita, Nii9rcl1o lino oie 9eridte
pom leiucm @ep,d)e 1T Sem aroBelt
Neutrality-suspicious. bon Saboro, 100 ga.
tres, @riiScr uno Sdppeltern 0es fl.
@eneoift inter midglid)en gntbc6~
rll,19en, Spfern unS Sdmicrigfcitcu
Scr eeiltigen uu1 leiblid)en Scott 5ie=
Jet Mermiteu ser Mrnten ST @ltelterl1
illde,1. = v0l,rd cine an5iebenOe
2onoldaft int 5ierli6 n%atlpnalea
5hnm,d SEES Mh1ben9eploteols, Der
bi5arren 6ellen ul1o elmer 6arafterl=
ltiid}en Yolnermrt, ienft iidl ser @eg
hinnb in Cit mlnoerpolqes Sbal. Nod)
einem halbitiinoigen Marld 5eiat el11
@a,uuenmin SEN 9eginn ser Mnlie=
oeluna nj. gr lit bon Scn glte1l
Sf1meltcrn angele9t, weld)en Sic
Efleae Ser armen M11Si0bigen obliegt.
Sdon ida1t ol1d} periddmt Sic erite
S,iitte ol,s oeun @uloesgriin 5pilden
bern Ib,por5en @eitein berpor. Nad}
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

erfabt al1@ bierber m,Bte, iorgt nit
eil1em neutrality-suspicious. Offer
oafiir, oob 6ie &ronfen nod 5eitig
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-04
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Woodrow Wilson.
For Vice Prcsidcnt-Thomas {
Marshall.
Presidential Electors Jefferson Is
Browne, J. Fred DeBerry. Charles +
Jones, W. Chiplcy Jones. Leland J.
Henderson, II. {. Sparkman.
Congressman, State at Large
Claude LEngle.
Congressman, First Districts.
NJ. Sparkman.
Congressman, Second District -
Frank Clark.
Con FRESHMAN, Third Distr.ct-Em-
nett Wilson.
GOvernOr-Park Trammell.
Attorney General--Th0s. F. West.
Secretary of Statc-H G. Craw-
ford.
Commissioner of Agriculture
a McRae.
Treasurer. G. Luning.
COmptrollar-W V. Knott.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton w. n. She's IS.
State Chemist-R Il. Rose
Adjutant General. c. r. Foster.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-04

tlred Of heerin the reel estate men
lhoicr about things that they couid
h.ln II they would all work together
and push together for the good OF
tb.. town and there own beniiit.
1, has been about a yeer since you
and me urged the peple OF this town
10 plant roses and spoke OF the l.
d q. takin the orders. ! have heard
that they brung the matter up once;
and then dropped IL agane. SO now
I will make the suggestion to the
Womens club Even II there re-
farms vas not much. they would be
coin good work. Or. have thought
4, they would take orders and then
take roses for there pay they could
Civ. them roses 10 the park, tn"
;. hoal grounds or the cemetary. If
tie ladys would do this much for me.
4 will do something for them some
tim"
About the cemetary. want that
tn GOOD work which has been be-
lnn here should be kept up. If you
ia ever thought TO motifs while jur-
ncy II through the north. you know
III; he grave yards Is there KEEP up
lik parks even in NANNY of the OH
a IL way places. let alone in towns
Il, iLc Lakeland has come to be. \
.fasc ward is sad enough site when
l. covered with green grass and
tees where the thoughtless birds
can sing and blossoms where the but
trlyS fit around. but when a grave
yard is deselatc and bare as a crate
dessert IL is dreery site. and hope
tie ladys which has done some work
H. our cemetary will not lose there
zr,l and curagc true.
want that somebody should take
up the idee of the city owning a park
bigger than the square--ten Driven
Is acres somcwhcrcs along the edge
6l town Such Il park would be use
full now on NANNY occasions and i'm
future ycors il will be a cryin need
We can't do a blame thing but buy
the land We had ought to do that |
row before property gets any higher |
around here. The city had ought u |
,wn some extra land anyhow the |
more the better. ii they had or |
bought IA little peace of land fiv, |
'oers ago and KEEP it as a park, they |
would now have it for schOo:
,uildin. In future yeers we will
,ccd more school bildins and land
will be higher. If the city believes /,
lakeland land is a good investment. |
: had ought to have some of it, -
ny notion.
| have been writin too long a let
err Pleese excuse me. So no moro
|, present from
Your humble servent.
UNCLE HENRY.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-04

like J. NJ. Whitfield, for instance. He
would be messed UP by sixteen no.
tor cars and milk truck before he
got across Broadway.
As for the electric signs. they arr
marvels of brilliancy and ingenuity
All kinds of elaborate designs. MAX
ing veritable pictures of light. illum-
mate the principal thoroughfares
Some of these signs are gigantic in
their proportions, and NAV be seen
a distance of several miles.
Ito Be Continued