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Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

Last year 466, 500 passengers
crossed the English channel by
the Boulogne- Folzestone route,
now the main travelled channel
route. This was about half as
many people as the New York
subway carries in a day.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

Mrs. Adelaide Utter the first
woman in this country TO hold a
federal count clerkship, will
soon retire from the government
in 1892 and has held the Office
continuously ever since.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

Since tine adjustment Of queue
in China a sudden demand has
been created for hats, and as
Osaka factories are working
night aud day 20 fin orders
Hong Kong had "a similar expo
Flenrp.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21
A SMOOTH SKIN

Black Heads, Chaps, Pimples, Sores
and all unhealthy conditions of the
s4in are unsightly and detrat from the
looks, Buy box of Dr.. Bells Antisep-
tic Salye, creamy snow white ONT
ment apply as directed and your skin
will be as clear as a babe'e. At all
dea lers in medicines.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

Wormy children are unhappy, puny
and sickly. They can't be otherwise
whilo worms eat away their vitality and
lives, A few doses of Whites Ceaam
Vermiiuge performs a marvellous trans
formation Cheerfulness, strength and
the rosy bloom of health speedily re-
turn. Price 25c per bottle, Sold by
w j Sedberry.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

Japanese army officers are
testing a new bullet-proof coat
just invented by native 1t is
said that bullets fired from a
revolver at u distsnce of % feet
make only slight dent in coat.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21
County Judge. Marion Co., Tex.

a painting by Corot, Souvenir
des Environs du Lac de Nemi, a"
was recently sold at auction in
New York city for S5'OOO-the
largest pride ever paid in
America for "a picture by this
artist. nc is said that Corot
originally sold the painting for
$1,000.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21
4 Cold, LaGrippe. Then Pneumonia

Is too often the fatal sequence, and
coughs that hang on weaken the sys.
TEN and lowers the vital resistance
foley's Honey and Tar Compound is a
reliable medicine that stops the cough
promptly by healing the cause: soothes
the iutamed air passages and checks
he cold. Keep always on hand. Re-
ftse substitutes sold by Allen Urqu-
usrt
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

Many BARRIERS in Egypt are
government servants. Accord
ing to an edit issued by Ibrahim
Pasha in 18tS, village BARRIERS
were ordered TO examine all dead
bodies and register the neces-
sarV particulars.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

The eX-students of the Univ err
sity Of Texas have subscribed
sos, 600 for the purpose OF erect
ing a gymnasium and social hall
for the use of the students.
When the funds reaches S75, 900
the Regents of the University
will be asked to vote a like a
mount; so that it maybe possible
to have a building to cost S15, 900.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

Wtea simmons Liver Purifier il ss
sasF An1 peasant. yet acts nat AK
theron sh'y a. those harsh pursAtiyes.
ia Ye4aw ga box uuiYI ffire 30.
Tired oacs. usei s-sys
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted with
the prompt relief Afforded by applying
Chamberlain Eminent. Not one case
of rheumatism in ten requires any in
tciual treatment whatever. This lini-
ment = for sale boy Allen Urquhart and
all Druggist,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

The truck growers Of Wharton
county have planted twenty
cars of seed potatoes.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

New South Wales gold produc-
ton for 1911 was 2l5, pa ounces,
worth S3.750,00O.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21
Trustees Election Proclamation

schooi trustees eiection Tor each OF
G Sne .A scnoo' uls.ilcts III Maroon
oounty ior TIE e'ectloh OF one school
trustee lor 'ne schools IS hereby or
u u ~ oe neAu On 0a'ufuay' 'he same
oe'ns lne
9th Day Of April, 1912,
The terms Of office Of the following
named trustees nires on tho 1st da1
of Nav 1919.
District No. Era Johnson
District No 9 r W Ioomis
District N - . Too Grnhha
District No Henry UolIev
District No. s John Moselev
District No q Josh smith
The election ia ordarad IN he bsld O,
tho nIocos 90 Joaionatoa &c rolIo,'a
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

Nolan county is expanding
100000 on thirty six miles of
mscadamized roads leading into
~WeptWafer.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21
Secty. & Coll.

As an example of economy in
municipal water supply, although
1875 more consumers were sup
piled in London in 1910 than in
1910, the average daley conSump.
ton was 100000 gallons less.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21
REPELS ATTACK OF DEATH

Five years ago two doctors told ns
/ had only two years to live THIS
startling statement was made by Still
man Green. Malachite, Col They
told me | would die with consumption
1t was up to me then to try the best
lung medicine and | began to use Dr..
Kings New Discovery, 1t was well |
did. for today | am working and be-
lieve l owe my life to this great throat
and lung cure that has cheated the
grave of another victim" It's folly to
suffer with coughs, colds or other throat
aud lung troubles now. Take the cure
that's safest. Price 80 cents and 500
Trial bottle free at w. j. Sedberry's
Henry +. Ashurst, who has
just been chosen by popular vote
as a United States senator from
Arizona, left home at fifteen to
become a cowboy. He is thirty
six years of age, has been cow
boy, hodcarrier, deputy sheriff
lum berjack, law student and leg
iSlator.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

r q. Collins. r0stmaster. BArnesst =
! E. wAs troubled with = severe rfIuQe
cough. he ssys- 'i would De- COM
p.etsiY exhausted alter each nt af via-
lent Cou.binE. I bought E0tt. 90
roiey's Honey auu tar Compound auI
before 7 bal takea it al the Canshiue
spells bal entirely os-seI. li can't o.
best Sold tF Allen lfguhAft
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

a bound issue of 10000 for
the construction OF thirty
miles of highway between san
Antonio and Port O'Conuor was
authorized az an election recent
ly held boo Calhoun county.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-03-21

Fifteen acus, of land near
San Angelo Recently sold for
three hundred md seventy tve
dollar unr arrs
The evening world., 1912-10-18
GREEK FIGHTS
GREEK TO co TO
FIGHT THE TURK
Effort to Get Passage on the
Themistocles Results in
Will Riot.

Greeks hero ara oyb,,r, ,,.,,.
othsr 70 90. -, '"' an
IT,, w 'o oa'''e win the
10 eApec'eo there Will be a
W." struggle to get aboard the liner
Themistocles to-day rather than wal,
Tor the PATHS next Friday. Then. was
a riot Mt the Ap,r,,, mai. s..
BROOKLYN ves,e,dav 49,. A. - u.,.
pass ses. '"' 'o'S VI
\ Nav. ., r,ru..
IN s.rv,. 49,, VI WI"
m. Greet .o,onu ,eruay Sol
,.r.,... =. VOW iork M =
g.n.", me Inemistociss or the
. transit Line was to sail at
.'oeh' ny the time set for the
ons ONCE 70 open moro than .
.nousand men besieged the gates Of
me Pier No policemen were on hand
becauso II lies outside nrscinct I,n..
Al o.c,ock A t,.,,,s ..
NJ c.,s,o. ~. u'' Iepresentins
IT,. INC senerai agent OF the
~ o,aereo TINS WINDOW opened. The
S.OWu hao sweiled 10 z,o0O.
The evening world., 1912-10-18
FALL WITH AUTO; UNHURf.
Machine PlunEes Into SUBWAY Ont
and IL Wrecked.

Albert Jaret. real estate broker OF
No. 1857 Eighty-ffth street. Brooklyn.
and Manuel Sumner OF No. 16ts Forty
second street. Brooklyn. riding in an au-
tomoblle, were hurled into the Fourth
avenue subway excavation at Thirty
eighth street. Brooklyn. yesterday noon.
They fell thirty-fve feet with the ma
chine. missed several beams and escaped
with only slight bruises.
They were In Jaret's so-horss motor
when another car crossed their path.
Jaret swerved to avoid collision. the ma
chine became unmanaGeable and
plunged through the wooden railing
shutting of the excavation. Tho auto
stood on Its head. 1t was later removed
with . derrick. IT was badly smashed.
The evening world., 1912-10-18
iSsossSrIE-FAv0RED Wells $50
Decided novelties-Amons nev~.t q,

Vanity veils-Hhetlaad mssh-snh
Ake-ths Vanity touch u ne oIAck
velvet figure 70 be placed Over 80
Sns cheek 10 bedShtm
SAnp'sAon ...~''''.'''...........,.s % .
AsaAsd vss...... - e 49, ~
HAn1sssas DuDlsx vsils-DoeA 81
oolors o. one plain, ne 0tho9
g contrast OF ksnA-H, g. au Z
A.te Wells Of Chi9sn ClstA-
tllsgant qualhy-ovsr two yards
eong-section OF one side gatheFed u.s
f.shI0a-a.ssssMs unss 90 70 A,es !.
New raa veils-Aocordton plaltsa- 1904
eerdersA ohifeon-hs,d tishfly q s.ssu
nAt crown. extending plain over "A (,ds
face end drawing into fohs Nun
"nose 0han-~ Psns novsAty...--.. 10 =
The evening world., 1912-10-18

2-oo Wsnens Csssss. I'm
Heavy Batiste-very tong over hips
- pairs Of gartsrs-prettfy trim'a
top-sizes 10 to 30. iifsf
coRsErs-sEcosD FLOOR. so
BAG
$l.sS Sin Msssslin Psstiesah. :. ~
Black and colors-straight models- !.
tailored fluunceS--,An lenaths. htal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TLOoR. .s'psd
SIS wonsnS rsilsrsd Hat, .........l1oI
Newest large and ANAL shspes-
black. navy, taupe or brown-piAiA
or Misunderstanding MORE - 4
satin trimmed.
MLLINERy-rHIRD LEOOA
$i.ss Girls' Rsady-ts- Wsas Hats. 49,, ~
Soft. bright finished feits--mannish
styles or smartiy trtm'd-some silk
ribbon bound. t.5 Il
MILLINERY-rHIRD FLOOR.
Is Ct. Mems Silk Nsekvsas. ....,...., .la1
Open ends and reversible - Fail
ColOrs-every one new and smart:
not an old one In the lot. ~ II
MEMS EURNIsHIN0s-AAIN YLooA Il
$i.ss Lssss Tented Dslls ..........., :. .s7|
Long curls--natural eyebrows ana
eyelashes-pearly teeth--lAce hoox II
and slippers with buckles. 4 Fto z
DOLLS -FoURrH FLOOR. ssssl
The evening world., 1912-10-18
Specials for Saturday in
WOMENS NECKWEAR -

RobespierPe, Direstoire, MsAisi
ana Richsliea Collars
to b worn with coats or drssses--hi9h
or low neck-msssaline or velvet collar
trimmed with shadow or net lace
Usually IS and Sis 80
PIsitings-Nets. shadow. Val and
chanuly hces. also mssselinss ana
ohiffons-white. black and Paris
shade-extrA full side plaitinys N
all widths. including PompadouF
and Directoiro ruohinHs. 40 TO 2.26
Black % Witt accordion plated ehiffeAs
from vsiN 70 skirt vidthr-.W 70 u. -
stretched yssd.
Marab ost Capes ana atoles-biaok
and natural-extra full strands
quito a necessity In these days Of
uncertain acknowledgement 80. 08
Finer. including white and solosS V 0lkSS,
Mule 70 match. I've 70 1905.
. .; 4; 9; :: :: !; ::;: T.: so
E1oepttopaily soft. smooth finish
b9ck and new tAnS-two pearl clasps
oolored b match kid-smar< embroidery.
The evening world., 1912-10-18

DI0opt1o1Aily soft, smooth finish
b1ck and new tAnS-two pearl clasps
oolored b match kid-smaIt embroidery.
The evening world., 1912-10-18

All sizes-special.. .............l
toe shapes-Cuban 6esis-wsii madA
THIS remarkably Low .pG3cs b das 70
!9eE usd. T.n:setaon-eSsAinS sAsss
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-27
TREATED THE WRONG MAN.

The other .ly one of the jolly
county candidates was in Starke
electiOneering like fury" A candi-
date dearly loves crowd and he
went up to the depot where mum.
Der of strawberry growers had con
gregated. He slapped them on the
back pinched their arms and jOked.
One man with whom he was not
acquainted received special favOrs.
While the candidate caused him to
lose an hour of valuable time he en-
tolled himself. told what sorry men
he was running against and prom
Used TO do wonder, when in Office
Tor he was sure OF election, OF course.
Ne then treated his victim to an al
talta cigar aud a glass OF 'applc
juice bought candy for his children,
a card Of safety pins for his wife and
wrote cut rpcip" for tonthachc for
his mother. When they parted the
candidate. Shaping his victim on the
shoulder said
well. old irl. when the primary
comes along. if you'll vote for me-
Ill be much oblccgod. for | want a
big vote
Wish could. responded the
strawberry man, but | am a Repub-
lican and cant vote in the primary.
According to latest ad,ices the can
didatc Is slowly recovering. Starke
Telegraph.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-27
NOXIOUS INSECTS.

Whenever insects attack the crops
the dismayed aSricukturist need not
despair An appeal to the secretary
o. agriculture will bring practices
advice if the pest is known, and ii
i, is new an expert scientist starts
hot-foot for the scene. Careful M
lroscopic study follows, iumigation
and spraying are tried, and if these
fail, off to foreign lands goes our
scientist where, perhaps, in an out
of-the-way corner he finds a parasite
that will prey upon the pest and keep
ii down to harmless numbers. No in
sect was ever studied more closely
than has been the boil weevil by the
department, and the system upon
which the growers in infested states
are now succeeding in raising cot.
ton in spite of the weevil is based
upon these studies. To fight the de-
vouring moths of New England the
department has imported nearly
300 900 shipments of parasites which
have held the pests in check and
promise eventually to destroy them.
Insects cause as much damage to the
forests as do fires and in five years
the department has demonstrated
that this damage can be prevented at
= cost which comes well within the
range OF profitable business manage
K'ent. 1t has fought successfully the
thrips which threatened the pear,
leach and other fruits on the Pacific
coast; standardized and cheapcne,i
the processes of fumisation agains
scale insects; routed the grape root
worm and the insects that damage
tranberries; found satisfactory sprays
against the white fly of the orange.
devised measures for the control o.
the tick which transmits spotted few
or: and above all has devised and
urged, with iteration and emphasis,
practical methods to fight the deadly
mosquito and the more deadly house
fly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-27
VISITING WASHINGTON.

II was an event i'm the lives OF the
forty-twO children who came ~
Washington from Baltimore last
Thursday. They called upon the
~ sidert, witnessed the proceeding,
81 Congress, were impressed by the
beauty of the Library of Congress,
'.hrr returned nome with their hor-
gaa broadcncd and their minds slim
ulated.
\ visit 10 Washington for any one,
young or old, is a liberal education.
It Is city unique in a thousand do
tails. picturesque in its arrangement
of parks and public buildings, and
Offering opportunity for study and
observation which no other city can
present. II is no wonder, therefore.
that within the next few months
many conventions will be here and
that during next September no less
than 1000 delegates belonging to
various organizations will be in
Washington. The attractions of the
rational capital to every American
citizen are manifold. for not only Is
there a patriotic pleasure in coming
here, but the interest afforded the
visitor is constant and varied.
II would be a most excellent thing
II all the school children could be
given an opportunity to see the cap
ital of their nation. They would go
lack to their studies with an in
creased regard for their country and
with a keener insight into the o.
erations of their government. The
success of the many private educa.
'ional institutions in Washington is
II practical demonstration of the
nany-sided advantages which this
ely possesses Washington Herald.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-27
HOW 10 LEGISLATIVE
CANDIDATES STAND

10 any OF our readers believe thai
The conflict between the Wnisk!
Trust OF America and the Temper
ance Forces is oyere If SO, the News
Dcgs TO assure such persons that the
war will be ever on. The fiiins
may cease on certain parts OF the
territory, while REIMBURSEMENT and
hangc OF methods are in progress.
The war is on. but not the battle all
the time.
AT the next session of the Florida
Legislature. as al all the past ones,
the allied liquor interests will have
their paid men They will not all
be in the third house.
This powerful combination O!
money and brains is ever in politics.
Ii cares nothing for party. Its one
purpose is to extend the power AMI
territory OF booze licensed and un-
licensed
Let the people in all the counties
sound the candidates. Will they ia
,or or oppose temperance legislation!
Study their past record as citizens,
and perhaps as legislators.
The State needs men OF courage as
well as sobrety and those who are
right on moral questions.
Don McMullen and Sam Hilburn
will not be in Tallahassee next year.
Who will be there to oppose Little
Peter, Pat and White Top?"-Arca.
dia News
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-27
ANCIENT CUSTOMS REVIVED.

There is great excitement in the
Village OF Dunmow, for the ancient
and picturesque ceremony of the
i'uimow Fitch, which for the last
4 liNc or six years has been allowed to
lapse, on account of lack of fault
/ loss applicants, is to be revived, says
the London correspondent to the
New York Herald
The prcpara ions for the quaint
pageant are progressing well, for
three sweet-tempered couples, who
declare they never have had a quar-
rel since they were married, are 20
bring evidence before the Court
that they are entitled to the award
of the flitches at the expense of the
lord of the manor
The ceremony is one that has its
roots in the historic past. 1t was
during the reign of JOhn-or so, at
least. it is said-that an award Of
two ilitches of bacon was first made
| in the village of DunmOk to the
two couples who were able to prove
tc the satisfaction of an impartial
Court that their first year of mar
red life was free from any shadow
OF unhappiness. They were requir-
ed to swear that neither of them, lin
a year and day. either sleeping or
waking" rcpcnted of their mar
riage. The test was severe. Here
is the oath administered:
You shall swear, by custom of con-
fession.
If ever you made nuptial transgres-
sion.
BE you either married man or wife,
If you have brawls or entertain
strife,
Or, when the parish clerk said
Amen,
Or, in a twelvemonth and q day.
Repented not in thought anyway.
But continued true in thought and
desire.
As when you Joined hands in the
choir
If to these conditions, without all
fear.
or your own accord you will freely
A whole CANNON of bacon you shall
receive,
And bear 1t hence with love and
good leave;
For this is our custom at Dumnow
known,
Though the pleasure be ours. the
bacon your own
A ten-acre citrus grove at st. Pc
tersburg was bought by four tourists
last week for 100000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-27
THE CARRYING OF ARMS.

There is some agitation tending
10 the repeal or modification Of the
law against carrying weapons. We
doubt the wisdom of this movement.
The times when a man really needs
a gun are so few in the course OF
an ordinary life that carrying one
around habitually is certainly use
less almost to the point OF folly. On
the other hand, there are few men
who in their calm moments have not
given thanks that on certain Occa-
sions a gun was not handy-occa-
siOns when their temper getting the
upper hand, they might have taken
another's life and blighted their
own. In this connection 1t is az
fecting to read the testimony of one
among thousands of the innocent
victims of 2un-toting, as told in the
following paragraph:
II wish there had never been 2
gun made" said Mrs. Sidna Allen,
commenting on the tragedy at the
lIllsyillc. Va, court house The
same wish has been voiced in the
hearts Of tens of thousands of wives
and mothers who have been made
the innocent sufferers from gun
play" II there were no guns and
no whiskcy there would be much
more happiness for women. But il
Is not fair to the mountain people
to assume that they are addicted to
firearms and strong drink in greater
relative degree than are the people
of the towns and cities. The news
dispatches almost any day will show
stories Of tragedies growing out Of
drink and pistols occurring in the
most pOpulous cities of the country.
Still, 1t is a cry of pathOs from Mrs.
Aliens heart. 81 wish there never
had been gun made. - Savannah
News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-27

An offensive act seems worse if We
call it by its right name. therefore
there is tendency TO soften down
the feelings which the wrong act
may produce by using some othe:
term. \ man who steals prefers Il
be called "defaulter" rather than q
thief" Nowadays people do not
steal" they appropriate" the prop
erty of Others. If a woman goes into
a dry goods store and snatches up
some articles to take away she is the
victim of "kleptomania" and not a
thief; especially is it true if she Is
fashionably connected. A man would
feel insulted to be called a drunken
sot. but without a blush he may ad-
init that he is the unfortunate victim
OF "dipsomania." No wonder the dar-
key caught stealing his neighbours
chickens exclaimed, I'm not a thief;
Use morally insane" Gainesville
Sun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-27
FREIGHT COMPLAINTS SHOULD
BE MADE AT ONCE,

Tallahassee, March q. ne Flor
ida Railroad commissioners ii fcN
days ago received notice from tn
| Interstate Commerce commission ,td-
iNising them that that commission
would begin an exhaustive eXami-
nation and Investigation on Marca
- into the methods, practices, etc,
used by the railroads of the country
| in weighing freight as basis for
Possessing freight charges thereon,
and asking the Florida Commission
to cooperate with them in this in
|yestieatiOn, so far as the Florida
business is concerned. TO which
this commission replied stating that
lit has received great many COM
plants from shippers of Florida
with reference to this subject, and
that it would be very glad to CO.
operate with them in this investi-
cation.
The Florida Commission is in re-
eeipt of further advice from the In
'terstalc Commerce Commission as
follows:
Interstate commerce commission.
WASHINGTON. March Is, 1872. Mr..
y. viii lon Secretary Railroad COM
mission, Tallahassee. Fla Dear Sir
Your letter of tho 1th inst. to Chair
mrn of the Interstate Commerce
Commission has been received and
referred to me.
AS you have been advised, the
first hearing in the weighing order,
No. 1861, will begin on the o5th of
March at Chicago, after which it Is
thought hearings will be arranged
for various parts of the country,
and. doubtless, one will be held at
point convenient for you to pre-.
sent such witnesses as you desire.
OF this you will be advised later.
Yours very truly.
-. T. MARCHAND,
Attorney"
The Florida Commissioners re-
quest that all Florida shippers. who
have cause for complaint with re-
gard to weighing Of freight by the
railroad companies. that such COM
plants be made known to them in
order that same may be used before
the Interstate Commerce Commission
in its investigation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-27

Park Trammcll Is making such
Roadway in his candidacy for gov.
ernOr that il would not be surpris-
ing If two of his opponents did not
leave the field before the first pri.
mary. Mr.. Trammell is the choice
Of men of all walks of life and Is
eminently capable to serve the peo-
pie as their chief executive. Jack.
..sOn county will give the attorney
general much larger vote than
was at first anticipatcd.--Cottondale
News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-27

Every man, no matter what his
calling may be. is judged by his
efficiency, therefore all men should
strive with might and main to be-
come efficient in some one thing in
justice TO himself and to those de-
pendent upon him. The world IS
filled with inefficient men whose
lives are continual struggle to OBJ
tain sufficient means to provide food
and clothing for themselves and
families, they forgetting that they
alone are the architects of their
own fortunes and that their own
negligence has caused them to get
lewt in the race for supremacy
Times.