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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09
ans Seu iibrisea ThetIem.

2Ieinmade r, 10. Sea. -
@eitern peritarb bier Srau Sob. 9ales.
geborene Sulanna Sbumad)er. i'm
Ilter bon 50 Sabren. Sic lit Die
Iutter bes Srn. Yfarrers bon Mcrsie
unb Der aIoitcridpeirer Gaiiiana bon
Siibelingen.
NoSpelt, 10. Sea. - @eitern
itarb bier Sr. g. 9onifas. Die dlteite
Terion u%nierer Srtidaft. i'm Sitter
BON SS Sabren.
u Ii nj e II 9 c II, Is. Sea. - Sn
persan9euer Tadt peridieo bier ber
friibere 9risaoier Sr. Noel. - Seute
pcrungliidte bier Der Irbeitcr s. g.
8asuer. Or ipurbe in elmer 8rllbe
bon cinem Sorberipagen erfaBt unb an
cine @auer aebriidt. Sem @eruns
aliidten ipurben iehs Hippen gebroz
den. Sein 3uitano lit bo1it be-
benflid.
RppfaL, II. Sea. = Seute
feicrtcn Die Ghelcute RattbiaS 8eiten
unb gnsela MiiIer ibr so idbriscs
SphoeitSiubildum. rrmseben bon iies
! ben 8inbern urb 81 gnteln; elm Sobn.
Der bier &inber bat. peilt in Imerita.
Seioe Subilare iino nod gang riiitis
Sriiinsen, IA. SeS. - 6eiitt
iauo Sas Degrading DEG Srn. Sob
get. arier ltatt. Gr ltarb i'm Iltei
BON 5S Sabrcn.
GGter a d., IS. Sea. - &c.
tern Ibenb itarb bier Serr Yetei
Sarbt, i'm alter bon SO Sabreu.
Giha a. b. AIS, IS. Sea. - Cir
grdBlifer Noro creisnete iid 6eutC
@oreen friib in Der SeiditraBe. Ore
iunse SurIhen itritten rubig bes
@eseS climber; in Der Nitte ma Be,
25iGbrise Shcunel aus @ils. YIos.
lid iprdng Semanb aus cinem Yripat.
bauie auf Ole Srei Su unb ltad eden.
mel nit einem Solfmeller aui &c,
STEELE toot. Ils Sbdter ipl elm Sta.
liener in 9etra6t fpmmen.
" unneri d., 10. Ses. - III
ibrem 80. 2~ebensiabre pcritarb biel
Srau Souoelinsers Srausen. 8abr,
ifeinlid mar iie Die dlteitc Yeriou bcI
&antons CID.
Vi . M y a d., Is. Se6. - @s gib
nod INNER itdrfe 9ellte. Gin Manl
bon bier trug einen Sallen Webl boz
Serborn bis Nompad) auf ieinci
Shnltern. Is golt cine @cttc,
Serbprn, IS. Scs, = Sm altc
bon "a Sabren itarb 3crr Mid,e
Slctid,eitc. Yrdiioeni nes airt1cn
'rotbe@,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09
8Pelen1nnnnernnp nttn Ttlpnttp
DER 4iinhPnIt1nln.

Sbier tDbten tpiirhe, benin bieles Sbier
mD6te ia nieaeift Die BON ietnem
Batter ober @utter poer Sunte etc.
ansenommene @eitalt ibrer 8iebers
eeblirt 5ein.
9ier iei beinertt, baB Der Sinouer
beim Serdnndben bes Sobes tpeger
ieines 5ufiinftisen S~eelenlebens iebr
ielten feline Saiiung p~erliert unb gang
itoti6 ieiuem gnbe enteeseniiebt. Be,
merfenstpertb lit aud feline @etites<
rube oh Der Srenning bon ben Seinen
lnb Dem Setnigen. Sie rrinhe mag
ipobI bnrin gu finben ieiu, baB feline
Guffniiung bes Senieits unb bes 8e<
riftes cine 10 unflare lit unb feline
8efiible oes Ritleibs ober Der 2iebe
niht 10 tief in ieinem Ser5en tpnr5eln
ipie bel utls, Die an cine etpi9e Ser
seltuns gleih nah benz Sobe slnliben
unb audi bic Iufloiuns Der gunbe,
Die uns nit uniern 2ieben inn 2eben
perbinoen. uns i'm Snneriten beS
Sersens berii6rt. Sraurig besbalb
lit Der Sob bes 9inbrers unb, benz
Inihein mad 5i urtbeilen. ni1t piel
bonn Mbleben zines lnperniinftigen
Weiens nerifieben.
Stun bat Der arme Sinbuer iebof
audi Mittel eefunben. lin, iein Sins
iiberseben in grabma gu erleibtern
uno bieie belteben: in IbtpaIhuneen,
Defenders i'm 81. Sluiie ~Ganges". in
Tilserfdbrten, in gubz llebunsen. in
3uriid9e3osenbeif. i'm Sterben an Den
11fern Deg 8anses ooer in Der Stabt
.8enares", i'm Ibiferben I'M Sd,ats
ten beg ,Sulii~ z8aumes, I'M 5alten
beg Sdtpan5es elmer fl. Sub. ueber
iebes pieier MitteI mil id einise Be-
merfunsen bier folscn laiien:
a. Sie @aiier bes @ansesitromes
fperben bon ben 5inbnern betradtet,
als bdtten tie bic 3raft. bic Seele bon
allen Siinben rein 5t ipaihen. Sesz
haIb finoet ma a%uentbalben in ben
llieritdbtcn bieIes Sluiies gaoepidse.
mo tdslih Sauienbe bon @ldnbigen
Sic Climber bon Der Seele tpegtpaIfen
tDnnen. Sieie 8aoepldee iinb manhs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09
|Grofber'o9tbuml.
ans Der GaiptHant.

9nTcm b q. 16. Ses. II. -
Die finan5ielc Gage bes 2anocs lit ans
banernb gut. Sas Sabr 1909 i6licbt
nit cinem Ginnabme> lleberihub pom
414,1S2 Srnnteu ab. pdbreno i'm
Soranihlas Elm Nussabentebr bon IL
451.995 Sranfen por9eieben ipar.
.Sas fir 1910 ppreeiebene @ebr an
Gusgaben bon 969.735 Srauten perz
panbelt iih ebenio in Elm ginnabnres
mebr bon IT'S ,796 Sranfen. Muh i'm
Sabre 1911 9eniigen Die ginnabmeu
pollauf our Sedun9 bet 9eipobnlihen
Mus9aben. lie Steigernng Der Webr.
einnabmen banst banptiahlih nit Der
iuirtbidaftlideu Sebuns nnS Gnt-
wideluns hes 9anSes 5uiammen.
liner Intbeil am bcutIhen 3ollperein
lit fir 1912 nit 4.S60.000 Sranfen
angeiebt. geseu 1.626.SS0 Sranfen
I'M Sabre 1888. els neue Ginnabmez
aueIleu ihlGst Die 8esieruns II. q. Dor
cine &raitpasenitcuer. ipclde 10000
Yf. idbrlid eiubringen, iolpie cine
NeuscltaItun8 Der Wobiliarifeuer.
lpcld,e 10000 vi, mebr. unb pcrs
idiebene @ebiibrenitcuern. ipelfe runb
400 900 @f. Sufiibren ipuen. Die
seplante Grbobuug Der Staatsz
8enmten7 @cbdltcr perlunst cine idbrs
lide Mtcbrausaabc bon 632.325 Sr.
(505.S60 Nt,). Sie A~becorNncs
tentammer bat cine Sorlagc in sipeitcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09
Hotre 8 ame E. Snbiana.

Hotre 9 anne E. Snbiand,
ben 10. Seq. 1911,
Wertber Serr 8onnerl
2iebe 2eier unb 2eierinnenl
8or Iuem tpiinihe it beute allen
W~obltbdtern unierer Sacca Rtiiios
men meinen ber5innigiten Sunf fir
ibre erobber5ieen 8aben ans5poriden
MDse infer bimmIiiher @ater bic
Siiae Seines Se9ens iiber iie aiiss
gieben unb lire 2iebe nit etpiser Sers
seltuns %belobnen. Nohmals: Ser5s
lifen Snnfl
Sn meinem porlesten 8riefe beri1s
tete ih. baB Der 9inbuer an cine lns
iterblife Seele gldlibt. Sieie Seele
nun ioIl beim Ibiterben bes &orpers
ipiirois b~efunben tperoen. nm in
.Srabmn", ,oie Seele bes WeltaQs".
aufsenommen 5l fuerben. Stun aber
glaubt Der Sinbuer aud on cine
9eiitune bon 8enugtbuung fin feline
Sebler unb Climber. ebe linn bieie
auiloiun9 in Srabma gu Sbeil ipers
ben lam. gr erfennt aber. oaB feline
Climber unb ~lIntbaten reft 5dblreid
iinS. unb bab elm Ienihenleben ntfi
binreiht. I'M bic erforberte Bulge ober
@enustbuune leiiten gu fcnnen. vi
iast: sd aIein babe seiunbigt nne
i1 aIein bin ifulbis unb besbalb mut
ih aIlein meme Shulb abtragen,
Seine anbere 9etpalt beitebt, Die fir
mid Siibne leiiten fonnte." VI
nimmt besbalb an, baB er nothscornns
gen tpieberseboren iperoen muB, big er
gdn3lih eereinist bon aaer Wafel. in
bas @eien 8rabma's ieinen SLUG
rebmen fann. SieIe @ieber9eburi
bdnst an 8abl nnb 8eitalt BON ieinem
beIeren ober ihle6teren grbenleber
ab. Or mag mad ieinem Spbe tpies
bererIdeinen inter Der @eitalt eines
Ntcnihen ODER Sbieres, 8. 9. einee
Iffcn. Snnoes Ober Gogels II. !. M.
unb bieie Seelenfpnnberung baiiert q
LANCE Bis er sdn3lih eeIdutert ipors
Sen lit. Chen bieien @ieber9ebnrten
in @eitnlt zines Sbieres lit es 5u5us
idreibcn. bab Der Sinbuer taim Elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09

erfldren." Sic Equalization i'm
8unbc nit Ser 8cpalttbGti9feit. -
limb in Der &olniifen pom 10. Sc>
5enlbcr beibt CO nod in be3eidnenSer
Weiie: sgs lei MIR mod beigefii9t,
bab Der in 10 ihmdblidJer @eiie an<
sesriffene abseorbuetc Yriim iehr ent>
ifieben unb gu ip~ieberbolten Utulen
ale 9e9en ibn e~rbobencn Sei6ulois
sunsen beitritt. BON allgemeiner
Sebeutuns 1T bas @eitdubniB Der
Silbrer Der liberalen Sartei. baB Die
glodpolitif 5tpiidJen 2iberalismus urb
Sp5taliSmlls 3ur dllcinigcn
@runblasc bcn Inti@ Glerifalismis
babe uno bab Der Siberalismus 3. 9.
in Der Shulfragc baSielbe 9rogramm
tpie Der So5ialismils 81 ueripirflifcn
babe"
Bic mir Die Gage aus ber Serne
Der 5i b~curtbetlen I'M Stanbe iinb,
miiiien mir seiteben, baB Die tntbos
liihcn 2nrembureer uilb Defenders Der
Glerus @ott banfen fDnnen, baB lie
Srn. Yriim in Der 8ammer nnb Srn.
3eiiel in Der &ebaftion bes Y2nr.
8ort" bdben. 9tun iolten nber Die
fatboli5Gen unb hriitlifen Glementc
aber aud lire fatboliihe Yartei unb
ibr trefilifes Organ bas .2nr. Wort"
redt einbelis nnb nadbriiflih mnters
ftiiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09

2eiuna dngenommen, tpoburH bic @ez
bdlter Der 2ebrer unierer bDberen uno
mittleren l1nterriftss Nnitnlten ourd
lImdnberuns Der 5~ipeiidbrieen in srDs
Sere breiidbrige 3ulagen erbDbt nno
nit benen bes Hifteritanbes in Gin>
tlang eebraht peroen. -Sn ge6ug
dui bas neue Shulse1eb duberte lid
Der l1nterrihtsminiiter Braun in pfz
fentliber &ammeriisun9: sd mar
etitaunt, baB i'm 2anoe bas iouberbare
@eriht pcrbreitet ipirb, Die 3egies
ring sebe nit Der gbiidt Inn, Die neils
trale Ghlile inl 2anbe eiu5ufiibren.
Saran bat nod Niemnuo sebaht."
Die S~offnnnsen Der 5reibenfer anf
Ginfnbrnng Der fpnfeiipnsloien
@olfSi6ule iheinen lid beun bpd, nidjt
in pulem Wafe 5t periuirflihen. Sr.
Braun erfldrte bes peitereu. Die neIe
S1ulporlage fperse in ndhiter 3eit
einsebratt. = (~86ln. Solfs5ts.")
9ugem b urs, 10. Se5. -
(@om Spfe.) - llntcr 9eSusnabnte
aui Die in perihieocnen a%llsipdrtiaet
Sagesbldtteru aufgetauobten alarmies
renben &ahrihten iiber bas 8efinben
bes @rpBbcr5o9s tbeilt ms bas Sofz
marihnliamt nit, bo6 III DEM Sns
itanbe g. g. $. mobl ieit Ginger Seit
cine Scrlhlinmcrung ein9eireten lit,
relte ieooh si elmer mpmentanen Ses
iprsniB feline Seraulaiung bietet. -
,Sllr. Mprt.")
Gipilitanb Der Stabt 9nSemburs.
SterbefdIle.-@om 1. Seq:
Sobam S~rieberid,, 63 Sabre ait.
Sfubmadermeiiter; Yeter &agncr.
% Sabre alt. Srieiter; Srisittn
Spaba. 10 Sabre alt. Sicnitmasb.
ebelos. - g.: @aria aiiIcl. 90 Sabre
alt. Hentnerin. @ittipe o Better
SiiteIoorff. stl6s. @igentbiimer; Sob.
Sprand, ~ Sabre alt. Sauptfaiiierer
Der Snternationalen Sanf. - A.:
gliiabetb Wes, II Sabre alt. @ittipe
bon Sobanm Setter Irenet. stlbs.
4aufmann. - s.: &dtbarinn WoIz
Jung, 60 Sabre. Gbeiran o Hitolalis
8aener. 9anbipirtb 81 8eisborf. =
g.: Sobanu Simou. SO Sabre alt,
SbitbGnoler; Gliie Sung. 10 Sabre
ait. @ittipe pon Setter Sirtel, 5tlbs.
llnternebmer 5u Gid. - s.: Sobanr
SbpB. 3 Woden alt; Sobann Saptili
Yrebot, 6S Sabre aft, pcni. @eri1tsS
16rciber. - g.: Wattb. Shipall. "A
Sabre nlt, Saalobner II WoStroif
Maria HeierS. 35 Sabre ait. Gbefrau
BON Safob 9iencrs. Siittcnarbeiter in
Cid Il. D. Il3. - H.: Warsaretbo
Mies. 43 Sabre alt, Gbeirnu bon
Setter Sulius &ariacr, Neb9crmeis
tier; SransiStd Tincent. u Sabre alt,
@ittpc o 4. y, @ieler. 5tlbs. STU
pieridmieb. - 49,: &ariu Nnno
Shcrgcn. 81 Sabre alt. pbnc Stouo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09
Die y0aSette" fuirb sei@dtt. Nerei!
WeIroie, Winneiotd,
81. On O.. -

ben 30. Se5. II,
Beebrte Serrenl
8eilieeenb $500 fir bic .0nrems
burger 8d5ette" auf elm tpeiteres
Sabr. 8itte mir ben .Rariens
&alenoer" als Yrdmie au5uienben.
geinabe bate id Die rGa5ette" tpcser
ben tbeueren Seiten abbeftent, aber es
iuaren 5u biele Stimmen in beI
SamiIie bageeen. Sd erbolte Die
.@a3ette", ieitbem ih 10 Sabre ali
mar, nn6 boffentlih Tam ib bas
announcement be5ablen Bis id midi
mebr Ieien lam. SrDblihes Neus
iabrl - Ii9. g. S4tIR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09

ebelos. = a.: Sob. 9eter Stord.
0 Rorate aft.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

!" Frank H Thompson, NJ l. and A
Z hooinson to Sarah Dixon. I w
Seally and wife to Mrs H G. Eison,
I II Davis and wife to I'll Wilson
Z Bryan to A II Devane. Sam
smith and wife to c H Thomson
L NJ Bates and wife to w s Dale !
NJ Mosher and wife to c N Moshor
II Griffin to D E Pearsons ! A
Ii'eroee to n Davis. Payne G. No.
Vane to P Junea. Carter Dean Re,I.
y 20 to { J Baldwin, Turner g.
iompson to G NJ Claton, j f Colo.
man to J. W. Bryan, Board Educo.
tion to b NJ Bannon, c. NJ Clavtor
and wife to H P Hyman, J N Hool.
e. ana wife to G W Singletary III
Wllbyr and wife to &C LaCr,nno
I. r. Whitefield and wife to A =
Little. J R Bouleware and wife -
A c Little. Seminole Phos Co n
rnos Mining Co. w N Denham ),
= L Haskins. Henry R Ledah, -
Anna v DuPre. Fla Townsite Co .,
al to H B WordehonP.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29
Sextettes Not Wanted.

Two girls who had been chum,
since childhood both fell in love will
Een who happened to be members OF
the local band They married with.
Ia the same year; each left home fol
long honeymoon; each young
couple. when they returned, were
met at the station and escorted
home.
The most important news that
reached the ears of the second on
her return was that her dearest
friend had become the mother of
twin daughters. And quite natural
~, when the girls got together for
their first heart to heart" session.
the conversation centered about the
babies.
Its funny, guess" said the
happy mother. but since the little
ones came | can't help thinking of
the piece the band played when we
returned from our honeymoon. It
vas Two Little Girls in Blue. |
cant help feeling that it had some
kind of influence"
The younger girl started. then
turned deathly pale. A terrified ex.
preston came into her eyes. She
reached over and clutched her
friends arm.
"Betsey," she exclaimed, "you
don't really think that had any In.
f'uence, do your"
why. yes. | do" replied the
mother of the twins. But what's
the matter, my dear "
'Oh, nothing much" replied the
bride, as she sank back into her
chair; only when the boys met ia
at the train yesterday they PLAYED
the 'Florodora Sextette.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate trans
fers have been made since Tuesday.
Nov. 10:
F II Robson to NJ NJ Hall, w. A.
Womble, trustee to E c Drieschner.
NJ Combee and wife to Harmin
Carroll, G p Quantance and wife to
h q Smith, c NJ Weeks and wife to
Mrs Joanna Chambers, Owen Allen
10 IL + Houghton, Wismer Land Co
10 consolidated Land Co, NJ E Doug
lass and wife to T G Lockwood, Mary
Z blackburn to G w Mann, Joe
HICKS to Glenn B Skipper, Louise
HICKS to Glenn B Skipper. John Klay
and wife to Chas A Klay, NJ A NJ
"ilkerson and husband to WJBEl.
lis. David Douglass to Moses Light
sey' Broadfield and Crown to w F
hrooks, G W Pearce and wife to
broadheld & Crown, NJ E Douglass
ana wife to H P Newman, R H
Moore and wife to ] Morrison. Fla
Iownslte Co ct al to ] w Collins
y Lockwood and wife to Hattie
n douglass. Gabe Gaines and wife
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29
HE'S A PROGRESSIVE
EDITOR ALL RIGHT.

Some people have said that the
editor of the Ocala Banner was no,
a progressive, but that he was re-
dictionary welded to old ways of
thinking and doing in politics. On
the contrary. on the paramount is
sue of tariff revision Editor Harris
out-IIerods Ilcrods and wants the
tariff revised not only downward but
out of existence entirely. His sys-
TEN makes no provision for revenue
to support the government. which
would doubtless have to rely on in
come, inheritance and excise taxes,
as England does Here Is the Ban
ner's program:
1T wants to see a downward re-
vision of the tariff. It wants to sec
this revision reach as far down.
ward as possible without disturbing,
Gripping or frustrating business
conditions. So far as this paper Is
concerned, it wants to see this re-
vision so sweeping but gradual as to
finally mean an extinction of tariff
duties altogether. II the intention
Oh the Creator was to build tariff
walls of exclusion it does not be-
lieve that the ocean would have
been made possible for navigation
So as to facilitate free exchange OF
products between nations.
1T believes that the free and un-
interrupted trade intercourse be-
tween nations will be the sling-shot
ard arrow that will kill the trust
Goliath. and the cost Of living"
will be reduced to a natural and ra-
tional basis. It wants to see q grad.
uated income tax speedily enacted.
l. wants to see an inheritance tax
speedily enacted 1t wants to see a
civil and old age pension law speed
lily enacted. 1t wants to see nation
a! aid given for the construction of
good roads. It believes that the ma
tional highways are as important
and as much the care Of the govern
ment as the waterways"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

They have found an effective way
to enforce the prohibition law out
In ,ansas far superior to the sys-
TEN of small fines, sometimes ac-
companied by short imprisonments.
which are So conspicuously ineffec-
tive in some parts of Florida. They
send persistent offenders against the
law In Kansas to the penitentiary
for term of years; in other words
they make the trade of the blind
tiger a felony. And when we con-
slider how many murders those blind
tigers are directly contributory to.
the penalty seems none too severe.
The fine system for such crimes has
proved ineffective in Florida and It
might be well to adopt the Kansas
way here for persistent law-breakers
Of this kind.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

Because ii has been said so often
and to SO little purpose We are care
fully reiraining from advice to our
readers to do their Christmas shop
ping early, but in the event we do
cut loose and talk about it we shall
gladly quote the following injunc-
ton from the Consumers League:
Don't leave Christmas shOpping
TIL the week before Christmas Don :.
slOp after ) O'Clock on Saturday aft
trnoOns. Don't give your address
carelessly to the saleswOman Don't
forget that the welfare of the work.
err is part of the buyers RESPONSE.
bility'"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

The bracing weather which came
down on us early Thursday m0rnlnS
az an appetizer for our Thanksgiv-
Ing dinner was just cool enough 70
indicate that autumn has passed
and winter arrived and to make us
thankful that We are not condemned
to live in the inhospitable lands fur
Their north swept by billiards. and
snow storms yesterday even as far
south as Georgia.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

The benefits made possible undor
the amendment to the constitution
adopted at the late election NV
which special school districts "a,
tax themselves for needed school i'm.
provements, are going to be opict,v
utiiized IN various parts of the
State. There is a great demand fo.
more school room for a scholastic
population rapidly increasing eyery
year. Pupils crowded in inadeon.t,
quarters are not being educated nm.
del surroundings favorable to the
best results, and under the new
amendment We may look for unite
aS,boom In school building. Wan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

With $500, 200, 900 to his credit
and praise and adulation from all
sides. Mr.. Andrew Carnegie takes a
cheerful outlook on life, saws the
universe Is well, the country all
right and the women angelic. It
would be ungrateful of Andrew AFT.
er his luck in this world. to saw less
and with an environment hardly 81
favorable. we can share his optimis.
tic views and believe in good faith
that 1t is better world made nm =,
better people than it ever was no.
fore. But there is still room for
more or less improvement. Some .,
uc, for instance, really need more
than we've got, and some of us real.
ly need less than we've got
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

One week from today the public
schools of Florida, by suggestion of
State Superintendent Holloway, will
observe what will be hereafte.
known as Knapp Agricultural day.
In honor of that good man, Dr. Sea-
man A. Knapp. who came down
from the North and devoted the las.
years of his life SO unselfshly and
effectively to the work of helping
our southern farmers by organizing
the farm demonstrations work I'M.
der government auspices in everv
southern State. To him more than
tn any other agency is due the mar
velous success of the Boys Corn
clubs OF the South. and our public
schools do well to honor his memory
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29
Proud of Title of "BulIdog."

II has been said of Prince Leopold
OF Anhalt-Dessau. one of Frederick the
Greats most able generals, In ev-
erything soldier and an oddity, he
was a Prince in nothing. save in his
love OF power" His soldiers called
him the bulldog" He liked the
rane for it set forth the traits on
which he pridcd himse.f-tenacity.
courage and toughness.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

For the first time since the civil
! war there are TO be more northern
than southern Democrats In the
IGuse AT Washington. And this
fact ought to put crimp in the
cush of those emotional souls down
here who have been doing good
deal of unjustified talking, in very
bad taste. as well. since Nov. ). to
the effect that the South, after long
and patient waiting, has again come
into her own and has been elected
t, take charge of the general gov
eminent. Nothing of the kind hap
pcned on election day and there is
NJ reason to suppose that ii ever
will happen. The people OF the
United States have elected the Dem
q ratio party to take charge of the
and the southern De-
mocrary as part of the national
organization will have its just
share in the rewards and the respOn-
sihilitics of the next administration
Just this and no more. And IL Is
well enough to remember that
Democracy would be help
less without the northern wing, and
the figures of the recent elections
show that wing to be much the
stronger of the two
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

WIVuS A1CCuo6.
In some States of America the
mayor Of q town generally combines
within his own person the functions
Of postmaster. coroner. inspector Of
nuisances. registrar of births. Of
deaths and of marriages. and 90 on.
One day young couple ap-
preached the much-harassed oflicial
and intimated their desire to get
married.
Guess that'll cost a dollar" said
the mayor. and there and then the
deed was done.
Late that night. as they were
about to embark on the sleeper for
New York. a little buliet-headed ur-
chin rushed up to them in a great
state CT excitement.
Say. you two." he yelled. 81
sues you'd better hold on a bit.
Pes made a mistake; you've got a
dog license!"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

hula is al!cady aeDatins for MOI
school room. as her fine new school
building, thought 10 be plenty lara
enough when constructed. is airead!
uncomfortable crowded.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29
Translated.

me Boston lady entered the de-
partment store. Approaching IN.
sentlemanly floor walker. she said
i desire to purchase a diminu.
tive. argenteous. truncated cone
convex on its summit and semi.ner.
forated with symmetrical indento
tons"
Yes. madam" replied the een.
tlemanly floor walker. lyon will,
lind the thimbles two counters -
the rear"
Before a house where a colored
man had died. a small darsev no.
Standing erect at one side Of tho
door. 1t was about time for the
services to begin. and the parson
appeared from within and said n
the darkey: DE services am about
10 begin. Amt you a-gwine in,,
Use would if Ise could, parson i"
answered the little negro. "But w.,
see rs de Grape"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29

Pensacola has caught the infec-
tiOn and on Dec. 80 will vote to de-
eide whether or not the commission
form of government shall be adopted
for that city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-29
Al'ITLf NONSENSE
NOW AND THEN
Circumstantial Evidence.

A youns wife was in tears a few
mornings ago when her mother
called. When asked what was the
matter she replied that her husband
Was out late the night before and
bad been to drinking party.
What makes you think he had
been to a drinking party?" asked
the mother.
He came home, sObbed the
young wife, wearing a photograph
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