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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
9ie Strait bes tiirfiiden @eeres ii

Ste NTuII Dea IuIItIuJeH QttltS W
gebroden, uno 6as @ei6id 6eS otto
mnniihen @eid}es %beliegelt. IS bat
6en Iebten per5metfelten &umpf nit
SEN buIgariiden Streitfraften &C.
mogt un6 lift unterlegen. Ser 3u=
itono 6es franfen ManneS bat ii6
erbebli6 beridlimfnert. @s lit iebt
an 0en europaiiden biplomatiiden
@eilfunitlern, it@ 6es tootfronfen
Mnnnes on5unebmen un1 6arauf gu
ieber, 5ob 0ieienieem melde linn 10
idlimm 5ugeiebt uno ibn 10 arg NIT
9enommen baben, feline lebenSge=
fGbrliden Sperationen an ibm bot
1ebmen. Denn ser fronfe Mann
lit ibnen, troy olle0em iebr
ans @er5 getpadfen. &offentli@
mer0en iie lt6 bel ibrer Sir<
Jorge Inn ibn nun nidt miteinanz
ser in Ole Saare geratben, iorbern
es ith angelegen iein laiien, @aB,
lpenn lie inn &ranfen3immer aQeS
einigermaBen III 0ubnaeng ge=
bra6t baben, NIT 6em 2eben bes
franfen Maannes aa19 ser e1ropati6e.
6rieoen erbolten bleibe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
9ln anberer GteQe ftn6et Der d

Wv ""~$~S< ~~S~S VV~S< ~ Wv
neigte 9eier obermolS einen Mppeu
oes bo6m. @errn @ermam 59mi6t=
rer BON @biitler, Mabuma, an
Sic 6eutidjen &utbolifen, i'm in 6em
ltnternebmen, SOS er iib 5n ieiner Sc
bensaufgabe gema6t, ndmli6 i'm
staate Mlabama cine 6el1tidrfatboli=
ide Mieoerlaliung gu griin6en, 81,
r.nterltiten. @te sizes gei6eben ion
un6 u1ter pelden @ortbeilen es ge-
ide6en fam, lift in 6em Mppeu OUTS
&larite %0orgelegt. l1n6 aus ieinem
Mrtifel unter ser 11eberi9rift u5ur
8eber5igung" lift erii6tli6, ooB ie6er
&atbolif, meIder bem nnternebmen
Elm Sntereiie abgeapinnen un6 ii6 fir
1asielbe begeiitern laifen fam, ,1idt
11ur cine an lid al1sge5eidnete sade
f0r6ert ionoern audi in ieinem eige~
men SSntereiie ban6elt. @ir empfeb-
len sen beiagten Mppen 1es &errn
Sdmt0tner our gettoaen Dur@leiung
ans CUR 8eber3igu1tg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
Scr erte 3mef eines fatbpliiden

Ser erite 3uef zines fatboltidett
@ereins beitebt 5orin, Sen Seeliorger
in leinem @erfe 6es Muf= un6 MuS=
baues ser @emein6e gu un%terftubet1:
Diei fer Muf= un6 Musbau erforoert
auapeilen cine anitrengen0e Grbett,
l1n6 per bdtte nidt i@on gebort, bop
Meniden olGer Stanoe, sic cine i@tper
aa bemaltigen6e Mrbeit Dor ii9 iebe1t,
set Mutb un6 1omtt 6te Mrbeitsludt
un6 &ruft berloren? M16 Der @et1t<
lide lit Elm Menih, ur6 fir i'm fan11
es mobl ta1m etpas gntmutbigenoe=
res geben, nIs tpenn eine neinere ooer
groBere MnaaN ieiner @nbertra1te11
MIR in ser Stride fatboIii@ lit, Dos
beiBt, tpe11tt man lit Ser Stride ibm
mobI 3ub0rt, aber 6ann in ser SAINT
lie, in Ser @eiellidaft un6 I'M @e-
idaft jib 10 8eigt, baB mon bonn &a-
tbolifen form cine Spur fin6et. &c
gen fod)e l1ebel lon9t Ole &raft 6es
@ffarrers nidt aus; er bnaudt &t1fe,
uno 5ieie ml1B ibm in eriter 2inie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07

lid gebabt baben. Selbit in @eger-
sen, in meldyen friiber geraoe ntdt
BON einem religioien 2eben geipro-
,dlen mer5en tonnte, miro 6oS @erlan=
gen no6 ser &iidfebr ser religioielt
Or6eu lout. So eriudt ser General
ratb bon Mpignon nm Die 9tudfebr
ser ousgemieienen Sr6ensldmeitern
a1,r @ranfenpfege, 1ie 6ieiem &ufe
b%ereitpiuigit Tolge leiiteten un@ TO-
fort sic 8flege ser GppbnSfranfen
iiberuomme1 baben. @benlo miinl@t
man audi ole &artareiermond)e mieoer
berbei, Sic befonntlid ara 6en melt
b%eriibnten 2ifor beriteQten. Man
oermeilt 6orol1f, sob Stoot umo &C.
mein6en iest Miuiomen opfern miib'
ten, nm medy MIR onnabern6 Sic fritz
beren 2eiitunge11 at erreiden, wab+
reno sic &ortduiermond)e fir ale
Muslogen iel6er auffamen uno nod
6asu sic @rtragni1ie ibrer 2ifor fabrtt
altm @roBtbeile Sen Mrmen UNI
@ranfen apiometen. Mud Sic 8ene=
5iftiner m06te man mie0er mad
6ranfrei6 5%a1riidrltfen. 8ie 6iele
Gbatiofen 5eigem, fat 6aS 8iosfo 5er
@loiteritiirmer ni9t lange auf iid
morten lalien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
; &tr@lt@e:N adrtdten

Sci eimem am porigen Counting
in Ser ct. 8onifo5iusfirde gu Mel-
role bonn bodm'iten &errn 8iidof
Srobec celebrirten &odumte fan6
nad sem gpangelium 6ie Sssnpeititl1r
oes gum papltliden @al1sprdlater er-
nannten bodn. 9errn &farrers 8ern-
boro @idter itntt. Diefer Jeier
,pobnten fei bodym. p. 2ucos, 8. g.
g., bon Seem Munt4, ur6 Die bohtp.
&erren 2ange bon 2afe &enrp, @eIp
un6 Sdeuer BON MeIroje, Sinnert-
famp bon Souf Centre un6 5tieqler
bon &ier5, melder 5ie Seitpre6igt
belt. Ser bodhp'fte Migr. 8ennb.
&id'ter oeriiebt Sic 81. 8onifn5ius.
@emeinoe in meIreie felt nobe3u
5tpon3tgSabren, u1t5 mas 3afeIbit 11r1~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
9ieienioe,1, 1uelde sic mnbeidjrGnf-

9ieienisea, melde bic nnbeidjrart-
tie @inuonoeru1g beitan0ig fritiiiert
baben, meroen mobl zines 8elieren
belebrt fem, menn iie leben, IN MEL
der qroben 8erlegenbeit iib iebt ler<
Ter 2ano NM Mrbeitsfrafte befinoet.
Cine Mn5abl 8ergmerfe iino 5l1n1
Stiuita11o gebra6t mor0en, mea ct
li6e Eauienoe bon @llgaren INTO
serben nad ibrer &eimatb 5uridge=
febrt fins. Ma6 @%eenSigung oes
&rieges in europa miro oie 2eute=
notb nod, GROCER iein, % obne 3tpei,
fel nad) @e%rordngl,ng ser tlrfild)en
&errldaft sic 6fonomiiden @erbalt=
nille in sen 8alfan=9anSereien it'd
beoeutenS hiiern mer6en. @un5 be-
lonoers iolte 5ieie Sadlage sen @nn=
neutrality-suspicious. etnleud)ten, 10
6aB lie lire Sdifanen einiteqen, 6en11
lie f0nnen lire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ser Ginmonoerer nibt fortieben, Of
ne sic omerifaniide Sn0uitrie ourd
Mangel an Mrbeitsfraften in Ste
1dmerlte @erlegenbeit 5u bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
En- eine1t Ginipr1td, ben Ser &ar-

Sn einem Ginipr1td, ben Der &ar'
6inal@ r5bildyof bon Sole6o, &rimas
bon Sponien, namens iammtlider
8ii@0fe Sponiens gegen sic amtli@e
SdlMpolitif an SEN @inifterpraiioen=
ten geri9tet bat, mo@t Der elbe o.
rauf aufmerfiam, SoB Die &egieruna
ouf 6em @ege oominiitratioer MoB=
nabmer1, dlio nidt 1a1rh @elebe, BE-
abii6tige, sic S6ule Tires fatboli=
1den @bnrafters at berorrben. Das
.geldebe gum Sda6en Ser Stoatsres
ligion nm6 unter MiBa6tung eines
internationalen @ertrages, ndmlid
oes @onfor6ates. Die lpaniiden 81
ld0fe f0nnter nidt gGauben, 0ab Der
Mimi1terprdiioent ibd 6en Biaen
ser Mation bintpeg ieinen @iQen gut
@eltleng bringen molle. Dime Die
Gortes 5u fragen uro obne ote mini
1terieue @erantmortli6feit 6afiir ein=
5,uleben, Tonne ct ole bon Sen Gortes
EMIT geidoffener @elebe nidt obans
BERN. @ei9ebe es 6od, 10 miir0en sic
@atbolifen 6ie @eridte in Mniprud
nebmen mii1en, um lire geedte feit-
itemen 3u loiien. Ser Miniiterpraii=
sent iome 11iht inter 6em &ortpanoe,
oas 2an6 mone cine @nttpidelung 1eS
5dulmel ens, einem Sortihritt fir
d)enfeinolid)en @borafters Sen Weq
ebnen. Das 8olf noble 6ie @ntmtGe=
h1ng ser Sdyule, ober nit Ser &eli'
gion, NIT ser Morol, neil 6ds Boli
falt einmiitbig tatbolii@ lei. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
9ie beutldje Gprad]e finbet, ,pe11r

ol1d1 lei6er nidt INNER unter Sen
Geutiden II. 5eren Nadmuds, ionitmo
beiieren Mnflang. 6unf5ebn @erfflb=
rer 1T sen @erfen ser u@enero1 Sire
proofing &c." in Columbus, s., ole.
iammt Mmerifaner engliider 3unge,
buben nit 6em Stu0ium 6eS Deut=
iden begonner inns opfern p0@ent-
Ii6 5pei Stun0en, I'M SEN @ebrou@
@er Sprade iiA an5ueignen. 9ie
~@eneral 8ireproofing &c." felt If
ren lernbegierigen &ngeitelten 6aS
2otaI, Slide, StiibGe, 2ibt II. I. m.
umionit 5ur 8erfiigung, un5 1ie 2eute
baben m1f einen iedsmonatliden
&urius iib perpfli6tet un6 fibren
6omit sen 8etpeis, 9aB Tie sen @ertb
ser 0eutiden sprode 5u id)dben mii-
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
Grpfei1pr @iIis Mupre pp,1 @t

&rpfcHor @i1ts Mtoure bom &et-
terbureou in @aibington miro BENT
nadit nit 5erporrogen0en Mgriful=
turi1te1r iiber MuBnobmen fonferie=
ret, ol1r6 tpeld)e SEN Sarmern gro<
Bere @ortbeile 6a1r6 sic Sbatigfett
oes unter ieiner 2eitung itebenoen
Bureaus %eeliefert peroen ionen. Ser
treter un0erer @erufsflaiien fins &C.
neigt, Surin cine ungeb0rige 8ebor=
5l1gl1ng Ser Tarmer 5n erbliden, De-
men sic &egierung bisber ldon 9era1g
8ortbeue 5uge1pen6et babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
81 un1ere @eidaftslemte, Bic mi

Sb uni ere 9eidattsleltte, Dte mtf
sTo= Mmerifa .@un0el treiben, it9
apul Sen &atb 5es braiilianiiden
3eitungsreoofteurs, ser ols Delegat
lit Sen &ereinigten Staaten mar uno
erfldrte, onB Tie 6os 8eiipiI Deuti@L
LAMBS nadobmen un6 8anfen in
gi55omerifa griin6en mibten, tpen1
Tie grfolg boben tpouten, gu Ser5e1
nebe1te1, uno 6asielbe Mun? @s TT
ieoenfuus cine id1pere Mufgabe fir
lie, in Observation-Disclosures et'
tpas bon Deuti9Ian1 lernet gu ionen,
So iie ibrer Mnii@ nod sic beftet1
@eidatsleute ser @elt iin5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
@abre1b Der nadpite1 feds @od)e,t

NSNyrtHO uET HUutT1EH 1tugS ~Vpuge"
meroen i,t ser 8nooflpner Napp Oono
1875 ipesien ablommnnoierte Matro=
len nit Subnffalen bei6aftigt lein,
I'M felt5ultellen, 1pel6e bon pier5ig
peridieoenen Sprten &autabaf fir Sic
Sbeeriaden Dnfel Cams, ser 6ielen
ibre &riemGe11 ooer ~&lugS" liefert
ant geeignet1ten lit. Dn fam man
alb iagen: ldnoli9, fitt1i9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07
bon sen Gereinen, melhe 6ie Cite
ser 8farrei bil6en iollten, fomnnen.

w s~N>SJS
ser Gfarrei bil0en ioQten, fommer.
9iele @ilfe f0nnen Ole @ereine MIR
leiiten; menn iie ielbdt ltorf iino. Die=
lie 5tdrfe lit aber nidt, mie biele or-
nebmen, 6a1rd 5ie &opf3aH beotngt.
Gin fleiner &erein, 6eiien Mitglie0er
iammtlid leben0ige 3meige oes 8ein-
itodes @briiti iin6, leiltet u1pergleia=
lid mebr ols Elm 5oblreiber, ser piel
uto0tes &ol3" in ieinen &eiben bir9t.
$50 ioldes ser Sal, miiiien sic ~@e=
iun5en" int &erein nit Dent Seelior=
ger unnblaiiig fir religios=intelef=
tleeue @ebung ser Sdmadyen arbeiten.
Dabur9 fam manb' ein g%limmeroer
9o6t 5um 8rennen angefadt mer=
BEN. y
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Mitte bergangener ISOLDE 1T /


2on6on sic @onferen5 5uiammer.
9etreten, Ole es ii@ our Ma1fgabe &C.
modt fat, Before @e3iebungen 5tpi'
iden @nglar1 a1n6 DeutibIan5 Der
bei5nfibren. @iel berm1sfomm1en
tptpo 6abei idtperIi9. @ent 5ie
beutf9sengliiden 8~e5iebungen 6urd
Die 8eftrebungett beritdn6iger @dn-
trer 5u bei5en Seiten 6e8 @aroB,
1urh 8eil1fe, @onfette un6 @e6en
gebeffert 1perber f6nrte1t, miibtett fie
ldngit ousBe3eidnet iein. Mber 6ie
englii9e @olitif miro imnter nod in
Dopntng. Street un6 ni6t i'm &on-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07

feren5loal ooer an ser 8antetttafel
Qema6t, un5 10 lange 6ort feline
qrunoiablide @anolung eintritt,
fins ale 8emibungen, Sic beioen
Golfer oueiuanoer nGber gu bringen,
pergebens. Mps9 1penn iie nocb 10 gut
aenreint 1tn1.
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& staot:N cui9feitem. (
- Gin berrlider Mbeno, 10 bieb
uno beiBt es nod amgemein IN ct.
CLOUD, apar ser lebte Sonntog Mbeno,
an 1peldem 9anf 6en 8emiibungen
oes bodm. P. Mlfreo, 3. g.. g., Der
bereote @err Dapi6 @oloitein eitten
b0d1t intereiianten un6 lebrrei6en
8ortrog iiber sic @ntitebung 6es Go
5ialism1s uno 6eiien falide 2ebren
in ser 81. Marienbane bielt, mobin
6ie Mitglie6er ser beridie6enen IN
6ieier @emein6e beiteben0en fatb.
Mannerpereine bon ser @6elbrods
&ane aus - es tparer 6eren nnbe5u
200 - in @eib uno @lie6 mar 6ier=
ten. Mebit Sen an ou6erer Steue an
gegebenen bodm. @erren, 1ie mir
unter ser @olfsmenge ge1pabrten, be-
faroen ii@ no6 6ie bodm. &erren
8itur BON @lear 2afe, @al9er BON
ct. Muguita, >5doQenberger bon ct.
Notrid un6 @elp BON Melroie. Sea-
beres iiber sen 8ortrag anf ser 6rtt<
ten Seite.
- @elb 51 berleiben a,1f Tarmeu.
M%adsnfraee'1 Eel $. g. Oenmg, ct.
Glo1b, Mfinn. = Mn8etge 50=8t
- Muf @rumo elmer M%nonon1ng
ser Observation-Disclosures miro
sic 3abI Ser Sdiler on ser bteiigen
MormoIiduIe o1f 500 berobgeiebt
tperoen miiiien. 8is Dor fur5em be-
trug sic S@iileraaH 581. Mn 6te
County = Observation-Disclosures un6
Ste sdulbeamten iin6 8riefe geiam6t
tpor6en, 1T 6enen bnen oufgetrage1t
pir6, feline tpeiteren Mnmel6ungen
mebr an5unebme1.
- Sn ser Dienitog Mben0, in Ser
@obnung Ses l1brma6ers Geo. St.
Glarf gebaltenen @%eriammlung 6eS
bier .beiteben0en 1eutidem @ereins
bielt @rof. g. 6. &atier etret redt
interelianten @ortrag iiber ieinen
Mufitieg gum &roter 5es 8eiupS BET
Meaple in Stalten.
- Sci elmer Dien1tuq Morge11 tint
z l1br in Ser &atbe6rale bom bobm.
ST.. SEQ Cans geleienen 8ral1tmeiie
IieBen ii@ berebeliden Sobm &nem
un1 Sbereiia &en5; BET elmer I'M 8
ubr in ser @atba6raIe ant gleiden
Sage bom bodm. &errn Meper ge=
leienen Eraumniie ibloiien 6en 8un5
firs 2eben Soiepb Sdulte atn6 SRI.
&oia @ngel. Mit 6en @ertpam6ten
ur6 Sreunoen tpiini@t Sen bei6en
&o9seitSpoarer auh ser rMoroi tern"
bel @liid im 1tel,er Stan6e.
- $3.50 per &lafter 2in6en> una
l1lmenboI5 fit @ieeel tper6en ouf
fur5e 3eit be5oblt bot $. g. Snrart,
CLOUD, minn.-Mn5eige. 49=3t
- Colonel @m. @eitermann lit
iett 6orar1, feline beme9li@e &abe loS<
3ui6laeen un6 bereitet ii@ gum Tint
51g nod Californian Dor. &atten mir
SEN ouBergemobnlia idonen un6 or=
genebmen @pdtberbit nt6t in Minne=
iota, &errn @eitermann's 8letben
1pGre es 10 Ionge nidt bier getpeien;
1ebitbem mag ibn aud mobl nod Sic
5es @oblredts 5uriidge<
boben. Ser l1mitan6, &ob TO-
gar Californian iid fir hen Demo-
Observation-Disclosures
8ilion erfldrt bat, i@redt
@eitermon1 nidt ob; Die 8tn-
miro er gang gefpiB tn
Californian 5ubringerr, u15 er mag
ii@ ou@ mob1 bon 6em Mngenebme1t
ielbit iiber5e1agen, mas ser Sont11er
SEN 8etpobnern @aIiforniens brtngt;
Ser gntidluB ober, ii6 gang un6 9ar
GaIifornien s1 neridreiben urb ben
Stalb gang bon ietnet
3u iditteln, lit nod ni@t in
gereift; i'm @egentbeil: er bat IN
@Iolab }i4 Elm @ra1rtoitiid REFER
biert al 6ern 8tped, oosielbe etnmol
fir 5en 8ou elmer 11el,e1t @eii6en5 fir
ith un6 tpertbe @attin 5u bertpen~ !
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07

@eite areiie in Tranfreid idei'
mem, nady6em sic religioien Sr5en I'M,
ter0riidt tpuroen, ieBt CUR @inii6t 5u
fomu1ten, tpas iie an 6enielben etgent'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-07

Sm bentid)en @eere font,1en anf
10000 Damn 6rei5ebn 5abnenf lm9t
tige, in ser fran5oiilden Mrmee aber
600. 9ieb @aterlano, mogit rpbig
1ein.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-25
MIAMI TO CELEBRATE
SIXTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.

Miami, July 2J.-Bascball and
fremens tournaments, water sports
of various kinds, every kind of race
invented. parades, grand ball,
sports al the beach. cheap fares on
the railroad from both north and
south ,hcso and other events will
Combin" 10 make gala week in
Miami in August on" of the biggest
weeks cver pulled of in this or any
other ciry in tho south OF Florida
The dates ar" from Aug > TO 10
Miamian, Ihoaght they had a prot
T. fair celebration year ago on the
occasion of the city becoming fifteen
years OF age, bit the celebration Of
the passing OF another milestone in
1912 Will, -ay those in charge, 50
far eclipse the one OF 1911 that II
will look like a sunday school pic
ME compared with an International
convention Of circus manager
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-25
E C. WHITFIELD APPOINTED
STATE BANK EXAMINER

tallahassee, Fla, July -. Mr.. -.
Whitfield, who for more than
'Wehty years has been connected
"ith the First National bank of this
'''y, has resigned his position in or
der TO accept an appointment as stat.
ahk examiner. Comptroller Knott
QUA not have made wiser selec
on for aside from his long expert
'hce, Mr.. Whitfield is a man O..
fict integrity and sterling worth
~ he would doubtless succeed in
#hf capacity. He has hundreds IF
ii-"nds throughout the state who
III DE interested to learn of his pro-
t''ioh and who will wish him sue
IS IN his new work. Mr.. Whitfield
''FS upon his new duties un Aug
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-25
FARMERS ENJOY A
PLEASANT GATHERING
Met at Home Of Mr.. Eugene Finn
Saturday, and Talked and
Feasted.

The Farmers Club met Saturda,
with Mr.. Eugene Finn, at which time
about seventy-five members were
present.
This was ladies' day. and the pro-
gram was devoted to matters of In.
tcrest to the women. Several present
made talks on different subjects, and
each were able to give helpful sug.
Gestions along various lines.
A grand dinner was served at the
noon hour. the table being loaded
with good things of all kinds. A fter
dinner the program was carried out
President B. II. Gray presided and
in the absence Of the secretary, Mrs.
n. II. Davis. Mr.. George acted in this
capacity.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mr.. W. Y. Carter, north of
town, at which time the subject un-
der discussion will be THE Cultiva-
ton Of Strawberries. Cabbage and
Onions"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-25
PARDON BOARD ENDS SESSION

Tallahassee, July 25.-The pardon
board has concluded its July Sos
sion. Seventy-nine applications
were heard. Of these thirty-flve
we're denied. twenty-nine were
passed for further hearing. eleven
conditional pardons were granted
and four sentences commuted. The
meeting Of the board was an unusu-
ally hard one on the members on ac
count Of the large number of import t.
ant cases reviewed.
Hon. X. Hudson Burr, chairman of
the railroad commission. has re-
turned from Washington. where he
has been for week with the steer
ing committee" of the association of
commissioners presenting arguments
before the interstate commerce COM
mission.
Attorneys Caldwell and Mccall are
at the capitol today presenting mat
tcrs for clients to the board of state
institutions
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-25
BANK CASHIER RETURNS
TO HOME IN GENEVA

Pensacola, July a5.-J. NJ. Jeter.
cashier of the Citizens bank of &C.
Eeva, Ala. arrived in Pensacola
Sunday and after spending Monday
and Monday night with relatives. left
yesterday morning. accompanied by
his wife, for his home in Geneva. He
came to Pensacola from Montgomer,
and Joined Mrs. letter. who had been
In Pensacola for the past two weeks.
Mr.. Jeter left his home in &c.
nera early in June for vacation fo-
the benefit of his health. and from,
June l.. when he was seen in Warm
Springs. Ga, until some time after
July ) no word was received from
him, and his absence caused his fam
lily and friends uneasiness, especially
as he had considerable money in his
possession and violence was feared.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-25
HOSPITAL PROJECT
At LAST IN SHAPE
Notice Of Application for Charter
Published, and Building Soon
to Be Erected.

The Lakeland Hospital Compan!
has now been launched. and as soor
as the necessary legal requirement.
are fulfilled. active work will be com
menced on the hospital building
which will be located at the corner
Of South Missouri avenue and Pal.
metto street.
In today's issue of the Telegram
appears the articles of incorporation,
which places Aug. 20 as the date for
applying to Governor Gilchrist TO.
letters patent, and by Sept. every.
thing will be ready for the work OF
erection.
The board Of directors is composed
of Mcssrs. c. G. Memminger, w. D.
McRae, T. B. Hendrix, H. B. Carter
and p. B. Haynes. Tho following
officers have been elected to serve
during the present year:
President-C. G. Memminger.
Vice President d. McRae.
Sccrctary-Dr. B. II. Maynard.
Ireasurer-Dr. w. r. Groover.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-25
ANOTHER JACKSONVILLE MAN
KILLED BY UNKNOWN PARTY

jacksonville, July -. Living in
bcol Of blood. tho back of his bead
'rush"d in by repeated blows OF .
snort iron bolt, George NJ. Osborn
WAS found murdered yesterday Morn
ing at his little store at l7i7 Enter
prise street, all available clues leod
llg to the belief that he was strucl;
down at an early hour last night
The murdered mans pockets wer
iliied and every article of value was
removed from his clothing. with tn,
exception of a watch. An iron boil,
the weapon used by the murderer
was found close by, covered Will
blood and hair, a mute and terribi,
witness to what bids fair to proy.
"nother unsolved mystery for the t,s
lice officials of the city and of Duya.
county.
Detective Crawford. as well ..
other officers, believes that the dnaf
was committed by some person
prisons who have previously opera
ed in jacksonville. The meagor OK
dence shows a work that is strikiur-
ly similar to other deeds of the ki,.i.
"hiie the fact that the murderer re
FUSED to take the watch from tho
DEAD mans 5 pocket shows that h. was
70 novice in crime, and that he real
ized the danger of carrying anything
that could be identified.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-25
ADJOURNED
SESSION OF
CITY COUNCIL
ROUTINE MATTERS OF CITY
BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT
MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT.

! Adjourned session of the Council
met with Messrs. Pillans, Eaton
Southland and Scippcr present, Vice
President Pillans presiding.
Minutes of July 3 and were reaC
AID respectively approved.
G. II. Pantley addressed the Coun.
Gil with reference to opening Rose
street. The street committee wa:
instructed to have the city engineer
survey Rose streetand get an estimate
and bids on the work necessary to
put it in proper condition for public
Use, and to report at next session Of
the Council.
A building permit was granted to
the Central Construction Co. to erect
q tool room during the constructio
Ct the postoflce building.
A petition Of Mrs. May Williams to
make an addition to her residence
was. on motion, denied. as same is
within the fire limit.
The proposal of the Mann Plumb
Ing Co. for furnishing fifty sanitary
buckets was accepted, and an order
was authorized for fifty buckets.
The petition of c. Q. Inman ct al
was referred to the street, and light
and water committees for recommen.
dation.
The agreement entered into be.
tween the street committee and the
engineer Of roadway department Of
the A. q. L., was on motion ratified,
and the clerk was instructed to with
draw request relative to Myrtle street
crossing.
The petition of jeremiah b. Smith
fer sundry improvements in the Bak-
er addition was referred to the street
committee for recommendation.
The special committee on tele-
phone rates before the railroad COM
mission made a verbal report and
stated that a written one would be
submitted later.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
John Edwards, $54.23; o. NJ. Eat.
on. $2?.75; Telegram, SIG; G. A.
Rhoades. Sr., $35; J. f. Carver.
SIS.
The bill of Wilson Bros. was laid
over for proper o. X.
On motion Council adjourned
II. l.. SWATTS,
City Clerk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-25
PRINTS Of
FINGERS MAY
bETRAY THEM
SEEKING TO FIX IDENTITY OF
R0SENTHAL MURDERERS BY
COMPARING FINGER PRINTS.
(By Associated Press. J

New York. July 25.-One line of
investigation of the Rosenthal mur-
aer is being pursued through finger
prints on the automobile the murder
ers rode in. These have been COM
pared with the finger prints of sew
ev7l suspects being now held. The
result of the comparison has not been
disclosed to the public.
The hunt for the master conspira-
tor progressed but little further to-
day. The police have failed to ar
rest any occupants of the murder
car. Harry vallon, the only one in
custody. surrendered some days ago.
Bald Jack Rose. suspected as mana
ger Of the killing plot. seems to hold
to the belief that the police sys-
tenn" will protect him, and refuses
to turn iniormer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-25

Tired of life, Miss Hattie Mott, of
Plant City, several days ago drank
two bottles of morphine and then Law
down on the tracks of the Atlantic
t'ast Line railway about Il mile from
that place. A freight train came
along soon after but the train was
stopped before it reached her. The
discovery was reported TO Deputy J.
a. Hinton, who secured physician.
The young woman recovered .-Tam-
ra Tribune.