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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30

bonn es sibt fcin @euug III Der
anmit, nn0 man iicbt gor off er.
gr1nte W1nncr Dor permitierien
Stulpturen iteben, bertieit unD Der
@eeenuart entriidt. mie iie beaei.
ltert oaS 9oupt neieen Dor BEN
WeHIns, Der bier ben Meibe[ Iii6rie.
llno oas eanjc goIf lit criiint
bon Der Sdonbcit fiinitleriiden
Shaffens.
Ridt niir Muieen uno Wolcrien
trogen BUR @iIoung ocs Sdon.
beitsiinues i'm goIfc BEL Die pieIen
nionumeutalen golien anf @ea
mo Steg, Die 5obIIoien SfnIptu.
rem, ia io9ar ainit ulio Snouitrie
I'M Sanoel, aaeS jeiet oie Sdon.
belt in ibrer boditeu GntiaItuna.
limo Oie Menideu iin0 be1eiitcri.
mo INNER lie elm auuitrpcrf idouen.
uno feinem f1nt cs Gin. Ole nnf.
ten @eitalten onitobig at iinocu:
niht ole Gimme lperocn gerei,t
bel ibrcm gnbIidc. lilr Der
Sinn Ser Sd6nbeit miro
erfiiat NIT reineui, coIcm SoenIis.
mns.
llntpiafiirIid mus man Ger
gleide 5iebeu 5piifen snierifc.
Dem 2on0e Des SortldritteS, itno
Hom. Der beiIigen Staot.
Sier, inl @ntifan ieIbit, ipogan
tdaIih 5nbIrcide 9riuhcr bcrbci
uuo 6cpunOern 8erfc pIoitiidwr
G%ariteiIrna. un0 BORT in ocni 9on.
DC, bos lid NIT StoI3 oas iiibrpnOc
ncnnt, mofie man ON Iiebitcn il.
Dem 8iIoc, jeoer Stotur ciIl I1l;.
teld)elt rnbangent Oonit itur 10
Die Nenifen nidt ~bcroorbeit, Die
Eu9enO nidt perfiibrt perbel
sat nidJt fiirSIid Elm emportcr
Sittenpreoigcr Iesgepettert iibcr
Die engen aleioer Der 9amcli. Die
10 iiinobaft perloden0 Der Milnter.
melt geiG6rIid merben?
8ie lpGre es, penn 10 ein 8clt.
berbeiierer crit ein menig ltmidnu
baIten wiirbe in Der Nelt nno Ter.
rieit nolltc, cbe err lebrtc; wic m1rc
es. menn er 9uloiomfeit, Seelen.
reinbeit, aeuidbeit oes @eiites iidl
ieIbit crit aneignete in crllItem
mo nidt aus ieinen
engen @eiidtsfreiie berous cine
gbiIippifa IosIieBe ii6er bic Siinoc
Der @elt, bie feline Siinoe iit2
StnIien tit elm 2ano Der Sdulc.
@roB fam Ser Meuidl bier
lueroen, an alinit, an SoeoIismns,
an @eitesreiilbcit, unb flein nao
oemiitig muB er meroen i'm ar,.
aeiihte Ser gereonaIidfeit, Die ibre
BeItgeifjifte in Observation-Disclosures
in gr3 mo Stein s~egrabel
bat,
Srau 9nroIine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30
Rat1el= uno Spielecke.
8atieI.

GatieI.
1.
Sci gaier, Ntntter. @robpapa
Bin id, al alien 8eiten;
God Snicl. Sunte, Stiefmanlo,
Die mag id gar niht leioen.
Gin iebe5 Ndtiel fnng id al
llno ieben 9uten Hat;
@an8 liGer bin ib itets beim Bort,
God uiemalS BEL Der Sat.
2.
Ser Sdtpdn lit mein 0err Setter
limb meine Saie Die Sans.
Nur iinS lie eroBer mr. letter
limo i'd bab fiir5eren Sdlpans.
Guh ilieg Id nit Der 3eitang
@I5 Sage bin nnb her.
llno iHpimm bnrch b~eionoere 2eitun9
Sogar oft ii6er5 Meer.
8.
Niein appi lit fIeiu mein SaIs lit
llnD grob mcin Rumpf; 5u Gprina
unD Gang
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30
Mapsdem nnh 5pitdeu.

@l0psden: roor, spisden i'd min Did mas iragcn;
Oh iouit mir gang beinli6 iagen:
$50 9alt on ben idonen anoden b~erltedt,
Sob i'm fein boier 0ieb %entoedt?"
Spigden: n9teiil. Nopsdell, i'd idrpeiee Iieber it'll;
Der Gieb iits eben, oer's miiien Mill.
las @}opSden Bat aeiudt mo geroder,
Bis binter Dem Stoq eS fono ben anodell.
Sn ieiler Sdnau5e bot es i'm idon
Ga betan es gar einen ihIinnleu 2obn;
Serr Spib fabt cs 10 oer6 am arogeiL
ga lief es oapon nit Sdreien un0 aId9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30

Ser SGger aber bling Tie an ieinc
Sagotaid)e uno ging peiter. sud-"
ia9te er pieoer 81 Sid, unb Der
Iief pieoer Daoon unb lu6te nod
gfebbiibuerr. 9ie maren nidt weit
geflogclt, unO balo itanb lid pie-
Der itiQ, uno wie6er i6oB Der Sa-
ger, alS Die &e6biibner oufflogen,
3pei 0apon tot. 80 girg es meiter,
Bis ale 3ebn an ieiner Sagotaide
bingen. sic tporen aber id1mer 5u
tragen, uno olS Der S0ger nod
Sotie fam, maren beioe miiOe, Der
e511er nno ser Old, benn ibr miiBt
oellfen, piebiel Der Did undergo.
Inufen NOR, Inn Die &ebbiibner gu
itden. 8arltm frii6Itiiften beioe
tiiftig, uno Damn legten lie iid BIN
Scr SGoer arfs Soia, Der Snno
1e6en i6m ouf cine 8efe urtO biel.
ten ein S6lGfdeu. Idt Rebbiib-
ncr berfoufte Ser Sdger, unb er be.
fam boiiir 5rpei Dollars. 3pei abcr
IieB er iid braten unb aB tic ottf.
fIeiBige unb fGr9e Sunb a6er,
ser Did, befom bic &noden.
Cine @oIOgrub iin0 @eoliIo unS
6leiB
Sir ner1. Der lie al li6en meiR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30

4adt ouf Dem Serri6eriib iid
brett,
0Se, gutter 6reuno, bort er oeltil
nidt?
Briti5 grpel its Der 81 Sir ipridt.
5erunter, &nirp8l @e6lt Oh nitt
bal0,
3u freder @tdt. braith i'd @e.
paItl"
0a 8lpidt Ser arebs i'm in 6os
gein.
Bob losl 8 iue9! @as fGQt Dir eli?
CAB los! 2aB Iosl Oh @ro6ian
0ul"
Nur feiter padt oas are68Iein al.
% meb! 3u Silfel Rebeaion!
@atl6! @atid! 2ab los! Baroon!
8aroonl"
llmionit, troe Strompeln url6 trob
Shrein
Ter arebs lab felt an Grpels gcin,
2ieB i'm crit los am l%lferran6.
Grin5 @rpeI Datidelte gum Stran6,
2ief id)impfeno no6 Dem Sole rpie.
Der
llno - legte bic Ge9terllng nieoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30
HriMs Grprl.

Nrin5 erpeI idInimmt gan3 mobl.
gernttt
SeSm Sonnenidein oui florer Slut
llnb oenft Bel iih: Der gntenteidJ
SIT %offenbar mein aonigreih;
Mein Serridertbron lit ungefrogt
Ger Sells. Der bort Der Slut entragt
limo 10 beIteigt er i'm ioglei6
limo iiberidaut iein peite3 Heid.
Ga ndbt Elm l1nterton ibm idon.
Or ruff: gSritt ndber bod, mein
Sobnl"
Gle Irnle Itredt er flebeto ans.
sSd I'll Dir nid)ts, fonlm mn Der.
aus!"
grin5 Grpel ipriugt berob entiebt,
Mls lid Der arebs min Dor i'm iest.
Seood es ideint, oo8 uneetiim
gerneigt lid ebrflir6tspoa Dor i9m.
rSfon gut" ipridt grpel, bod,
nlein So6n,
Gp5 bort bilttpeg, oos lit mein
Enron"
Seood oos arebslein nimmt iid
Belt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30

Snugt aber ntdtt mein Dinner SuB.
8e5bdl6 man tets mid tra9en mlb.
@eitreifeIt in Bic areus uno Guer
Sdrnardl ih lnb brumme tpie ein gdr;
Indl lam i'd aus bent SS lingen,
SAB mir fat ale Sebuen %ipriuaen.
A.
Mcin critics cine 9li.
Wciil S~iueites lit ein Sterr.
Wtein @on5e5 lit teiu Slid.
Sod iiidlenS Slider gerr,
Dit ibm mlhs audi iein Seller,
Muf nem es tpirb ierpiert.
0eit @eiit oetr6ntt bom Seller
Sem &agen oiieriert.
B.
Cine Sdlpeiter nit breimal brei @riis
bern
Sic6n ga in &eiten uno @lieoern.
Die Sdpeiter Gilt nidtS, itebt lie
anein
llnD matt lid an. Die critic AIT Iein.
0od tritt lie hiiter Ole 8rifocr suriid.
60 f6raert lie nidt BLOB ibr eigcncS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30

S6fIid. Galt (3u einern
Gerrn, Der cine periide trds). Sd
fam gar nidt besreifen. 9err TiiIs
Ter. pie Sic oas !9aar zines ans
bsren Monnes auf BEN appfe frds
gen tounsn!" !Serr MilIer: .pk.
gle trasen 0od au1 bic WcIIe eiueS
anberen Sdufes ouf benz 2sit.s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30

belt untrcn %gelporoeb ME bat or
%wiientIidl cine llnpobrbeit oeiagt.
@iuit OF ibm nidt nof5uabmcn
old bemiiben?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30

Sic brin9t aid Sen griiSern bo9err
Stufen,
8euu bieie ie AT SiIfe eerufcn.
acnft i6r sic Nhmpbe, Sic BORN 8oIoe
PIN liebIteu iueilt on elmer Salbe2
CIT 1ibt lie oth tuie o1lf Der 0auer
SSm Steinbrlidl, Dor Der @artenmnner.
Oft elmer Selstpanb eeaenii6er;
limb fpenn elm @nnbrer 5iebt norilber.
Sic nit ibm ieoe Sprahe lpridt.
SeboA ibr Gntlib 8ei9t lie nidt.
7.
MS Rehe[ lit lie itGrfer
iSilr ieben, Der es lit,
as 8anben, Sdlob nn6 aerfe.,
@efpdIt unb 8ddterliit.
gu fdunit, in ihr ~eefaneen,
Sid miiheIos befreilt,
Sod b6rit bu. ihr %entenngen,
Gud auf es ielbit 5u iein.
q II mir ru6t Der giibc
8on Beg Snges 2ait;
II n er mir bonn Qeben
Salt Ser gileer Hdlt,
Gehr mid nm. 70 5eia i6
Dir oas Sdiishen Helm,
Ser miibe SiIger
8irb aebettct fei1.
9.
t9reili[big.l
1. SLIDE.
Sn Der Sede iibt's.
gn Ser Shnole bliet's.
2. lno 8. SiIbe.
PIN Gtrdltde bIiiht'5
llnb Iiebli6 gIiibt's,
Die Cuff
gPit IiiBem SUIT.
8as @an3e.
Gin M6rden nennt's.
SIR ale fentt's.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30

oleier 3uoeno treu al bIei.
benz Gie in ieinem ocben BON Gin.
oes' big 5l ieinem boben @rciien.
alter ut CT ieincr 9iebe silr Babr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-30
Danlrmamma Deim.

luar cinmal Elm flcinsr Nann,
gicl flsiner ais Elm SGnmdeu;
CAS- IGnnlcin tris Gin Enrpnrfleio
Dit Cob. nne Silbcridnmdlen.
80 trns Gin Sitlein anf Dem SOpt
SoI idJOniter GOeliteine,
Die itrubltcn nuo bic blikten 10,
Ms Oh bic Come ideinc.
IS, limb Dor Scr 3ndcrbittc itanS
Sin SGsdIen %fcriensrnbt;
1 9as Icate Sns fir Sag Gin 81
Gns f~einiter SdpfOlaSc.
d, Der @eg an Nieicm @nnScrbeim,
llmrabmt bon ariinen Sndcn,
on @ar bidt belcgt nit Gralines
lllno iakem S%unisfndcn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
NO APPREHENSIONS
FELT AT ARCHER.
Because Of Threats to Burn Town.
but Full Precautions Taken to
Prevent It.

Archer, Fla, Sept. - Foi+ owing
ANONYMOUS letters received by Mayor
Baldwin a few days ago. IN which
rcgroes threatened to dcstro, the
town by fire, that official has iakcn
prompt action and has given oHi the
following statement:
Every provision has been wade in
= local way for self- f-protcriioH Spc-
clal police and night pa'roln' have
been appointed. also COMMITTEES 70
look after special work Sheri' Ram
:. y ., hlarhna county. j. ~ tn"
field tonight canvaSsing tn sltlia-
ton Hi'h deputies aud ritizt We
woulf ass,r, our friends oitsid"
that ~ ,tfr ipt appr"h' nsi.1 81 any
thing dangerous ~ pres nj
TIL" negroes CAIN aud prtun':
I',rry. conVirt"d OF ~" m.rler OF
I TWO officers her" las .tpI and
! whose release the negroes this
"Jmnunity demand. we're h led ~
Gainesville. this county. tod.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
THE NEW WAY TO
MAKE NEWSPAPER MEN.

New York. Sept. % The schoo'
u journalism of Columbia univer-
sity, founded by the late Joseph
Pulitzer. WAS opened to the rcccp-
,iou of students today. The program
of study adopted for the new school
begins with one year In college, ~
which each subject is to be- taughi
With reference to the needs OF jour
n:,lism. Particular attention will b.
paid to American politics In tn"
$, cond and third years there will b."
practice in journalistic writing. IN
the third and fourth years practical
new spapcr work in all its branches
ill be taught In these years there
viii also be courses in law, Amrr-
itan political parties, social and in
rii.e,rial history, unions and trusts.
i,odrrn European literature and VA"
history Of journalism
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
IN YESTERDAYS
ELECTION BROWN
EASY WINNER
LIGHT VOTE AND SLOW RETURNS
BUT NO QUESTION AS TO THE
GENERAL RESULT.

Returns from the principal pr
cincts OF the county show that j.
Brown received an oNerwhclmi' :
ma iority of the votes cast in ycstef
days special election for represent
tive to the extra session of the Lcsi'
l;,turc out of some l0o votes r
ported all but about - or 80 w'l"
cast for him.
Mr. " +. L. Robson received -
votes at Winter Haven and II a.
Fort Meade In the Barlow prerint
SO votes were cast. ~ being for Nj
Erowu and the Nnth being intcnde.
for him, the ballot being markrd
n r." Brown instead of - {. III
the two Lakeland precincts NJ
Brown received ~ Votes ont Of -''
cist
owing 10 some silrht irrrgHlarilte.
in calling the election there has
been some ialh that Il might be d
ii rod invalid Eminent author
l.,s. however. 4, ,l2re that the "lct-
ton Was property held. and that y"
la4.l obi finn ,an ho Urrod a231n
Gr rroNn ialMG HIS saa' in ta'
lioasr
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
BETTER SALARIES FOR
RURAL ROUTE CARRIERS

Under authority conferred by th'
postofIcc appropriation bill. Pos
r,astcr General Hitchcock has i'll
creased the salaries OF rural letter
carriers on standard routes from ST.
ouo TO sl.l0O per year. thus affect
ing $40, ,0oo men. with prOportiOnatc
increases Ia carriers on shorter
roulrs TIL" order will bccom" ell
fcciiyc Sept 3" This will mean an
increased disbursement OF $1,000
400 year |, is the So ID salary
advance for rural carrie he last
four years
The incrcas" provides rural ear
rirrs adequate compensation for ad-
iiiional burdens TO be imposed by
tie parcels post system. effective
Jan. /
The parcels post system on rural
mail routes can bc conducted prar-
tically with extra expense II the
government except the increased sal
ary allowance TO carriers. said Mt
Hitchcock. In my Judgment this
additional rost will h. more than
offset by an Increased revenue. thus
insuring the maintenance.
Mr.. Hitchcock has direct al also.
that rural mail carriers, on compile
ton of twelve months service. be
granted fifteen days leave with pay
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
KISSINMEE MAN WANTS TWO
STATES OUT OF FLORIDA.

one Of tho most interesting recent
p,opositions in Florida is that made
hy kissmnec man thal the STATE
hr divided into twu States, hy y I'm"
running east aud west ''aeksonViii'
IL be IN. capital Of North Florlaa
and Tampa "l South Florida
The idea is not bad one, ~
though ,he time has not Yet arriNt !
fer the division
rh, peninsula is ot sprh peeni'ar
extent that il will naturally, in due
time, be deemed necessary 20 divide
il and make iNo states OF the on.
When the division is made, it IS safe
10 say that .lacksonyillc and Tampa
will l., the rcsprcliy" capitals.
or course. Ne of South Florida
would hate To lose the dist inguiShed
honor and pleasure Of journcylng I"
Tallahassee when we desire the 1T
,eniion of State executives. judiciary
or log SlaiOrs and we would deem ~
\ distinct loss to be no longer count
I'd in the same commonwealth with
I,yous .Iacsomc Jacksonville or Put
chritulinols Pensacola hut We
domb, not We would get over 1t In
the course of q few years and De
able 10 navigate our own snip OF
state without the assistance OF those
| able pilots who dwell To the north
ward Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
SOLID SOUTH
DEPL0RED BY
ROOSEVELT
DECLARES THAT UNBROKEN
SUPPORT OF DEMOCRACY RE-
TARDS ITS PROGRESS.
nv Associated Press. }

New Orleans, Sept 21.-The po-
litiral solidity OF the south is re-
,,rdinu it's progress. said Roosevelt
here today. adding that II was TINS
statement which he desired to en-
phasiac while on his tour through
he south and in the speech ne d',
,yrrcl later today he planned TO
say that the problems which must be
solved in the south can not DC ne.
~ They should until the s0iid
south" is broken His contention
was that so long as the south con-
,juled 10 give it's unbrOkeu support
10 the Democratic party II would not
receive the consideration due u ID
Government affairs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
SOUTHERN TRAIN WRECKED;
TWO KILLED. OTHERS INJURED

Rome. TIA, Sept .1.-Derallmen,
cf IA baggage car is thought to have
caused the wreck Of the Southern
Railway passenger train from chi
,ago to Florida. near Plainvllle. last
right. in which y. Il. hell. ol
brooklyn. y Y. and a negro s!rl,
were Killed, Il negro girl seriously
and other PASSENGERS less seriousl!
injured Traffic was resumed today
Mrs. L. II. Thompson. Of Chicago,
en- route to Florida. is in Il hospital
here. slightly hurt. ID. w. Bcardon
baggagemaster, will recover. Mitch
ell was riding in the negro coach be-
cause the iirst-class coach wa
crowded with passengers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
WIRELESS WEATHER FORECAST
FOR OCEAN-GOING VESSELS

Washington, sept. "a ! ircless
weather forecast system ip. ocean
going VESSELS will be prpyia' by the
,,oy rnment weather bar a. d con l.
eress will appropriate 6 no, in
cluded in the estimate i0T ext yea
by chief Willis l. Moor. ~ he bu-
rcan The service. accpr4ias 10 the
plan. will be sent direct FROM wash
inrton via the high pow'r wireless
ion at Fort Myer. VI lnd will
r ,yer all storm movements :. various
parts % the Atlanti'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
SUSPECTED NEGRO MURDERER
STILL AT LARGE.

Gainesville. Sept -. - LOnnir
Lewis. the Orange Heights negro al
i"crd 10 be- the murderer of Marshal
Il ,iah Hall. of Waldo. had not been
rapiur"d up to - late hour Wcdn"s
dan aficrnuon, although large pos
sos have been searching for him
sin.c last Thursday night
The man WAS seen 2rabblin. sweet
POTATOES in n field near the home of
I,c Sha. = couple of miles from
Waldo. early Tuesday morning. bu,
lc disappcar,d in the woods brfor"
Officers could reach the scene.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
CANADIAN BANK
ROBBER ARRESTED
tBy Associated Press
Police Think They Have James Sta
cey III Suspect Arrested by
Following a Woman.

Chicago. Sept. - ChlcaSO uetec-
ti,cs following Il woman dlsSuiscd as
n crjpplc. who left this place for ST.
| .ouis last night, arrested one OF TWO
canadian robbers when the pair met
oa the street corner III the iatter'i'!.
The one arrested was the short rob
bar" Nho assisted in bratin" up 70
n.r Lieutenant Burns in Il local Sa-
loon several nights ago. IN his "a"-
rrnrss To arrest th" robber IN" de-
trrtNc failed 10 act the woman VIVA
threw ava, her rrutrhrS and ei-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
wilson AND TAFT GREET
EACH OTHER WARMLY


Hostp4. Srpt ., President Tart
it Governor Wopiro8 Wilson mo
lar I'll. lfs t,mr siNrih. aupalsa
started - hol,} h,ro late la@
34aat Tia rccred eAehothrrhear'
&, sud buitad Tor several minutes
It Aaa Governor Fuss. ol Mass1-
.hGselts Who brought the Iwo 'ai-
aidat,a tu-thor after the banquet
oi ta, International congress oi
lam. rs of commerce. where IN"
prcsaoui mad made a spcecn Cos,
eruot Wilson had arrived 4 haii
hour rariI,r 10 spend the night II
thu same hotel and expressed dc
sire Ia pay III, Respects 10 the pr"si-
dent
Tn Democratic candidate visited
i,r. prr-idcnt IN the lattcr's room.
Governor F'oss and Major t. /.
Green. ot his staff, escorted the New
Jcrs.y Governor to the president
! 7 he governor and the president eA-
changed greetings, and both laughed
heartily bout the difficulties of cam
aalsning The president inquired ol
,lu governor how his soicc was hold
iaI AMI 'h. Demo ratlc randidaf"
!! answering, said
N,r} wrH. considering tn" way
ampnlgu ,nmmitt"cs Imposc upo.
Hia y,r nual comfort at III" candi
dates
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
ourcK PUNISHMENT FOR
DRINKING ON TRAIN.

,,nljn Mo-, Sept. .1.-Arres'e''
,,.ri , ,rain between Joplin an"
Neosho, Mo-, three men YESTERDAY
we're tried. convicted and iincd "i'h
the train in motion by olllclai' VI
Newton county, Missouri
|. IL. Collier. sheriff, arrested the
r,cn whom he detected them DRINKING
liullor aboard the train lie eseofi
,6 ,bom ia n rear coach. whore sal
William sexton. prosecuting "i'"'
n,y. and /. w Wilson, justice o.
the peace. The prisoners pleade'
.uil,y and each was fined s. ana
costs. They paid n" assessiieh's
and were discharged.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
CHAIRMAN CT COMMERCE
81. y 9ciated Press. ,

Boston. y Watches, shoes
and tcxtilr '1arics today claimed the
attention ri u. delegates attending
the Intcrna'ieaa Congress of the
Chambers oi Commerce. The bust
uess sessions rlrsel yesterday. and
until Monday tho iiue will be spent
visiting indus.ri Establishments
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
10000 MILL WORKERS
IDLE At LAWRENCE
Protest Against Imprisonment OF Or.
eanizers who Were Making
Trouble.
,l,y Associated Press. /,

Lawrence. Mass. sept. - Twelve
Thousand textile employees are idle
ncrc today because Of the walkout
o' over .o"u operatives as A protest
.ains, The imprisonment OF Joseph
l.ttur aud >ruro Gioyannctti, or
eanilers oi h. industrial Workers
i. III World There has been ne
tloahle - lar, though several arrests
la>e boon made oi strikers who were
ry.ng 10 prevail upon workers 70
Il iNt thrir Jobs
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
FELL THREE STORIES
AND ESCAPED UNHURT

Atlanta, t;a.. Sept. -. \ paini"'
t.n three stories from Il scaffoldins
of a baildn2 in the down town dis
,rirt yesto rday and WAS caught IN
The arms pf his brother, who hap
pcnrd to br standing on the side
walk. Nltor Ransom, who fell, sus-
taincd 70 grained ankle and had to
b.. takrt 11 the Grady hospital. whila
his brotn,f. claude. only rubbed a
bruised hould'r and vent of t.,
work
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
CAPTURE OF
IMMATURE GRAPEFRUIT

tupr ap,uic oi lmmatar"
etru' III ia" coursr OF shipment
no made throusl. STAT" rhom
!: Kns-. who s'.i IN" follow
.sra0 to tn Florida citrus
.-. ..sterla! afternoon.
4.a scpt ~ Had ah'r.il
.e tr>,- Of immature rraH
.a- shipped t.! \ Il "iiI.-
srau' issued for arr,s' WA.
He>n,s rity tonight Fros'
morrow
4. aa- aecu r.. 1..H ."r'
'te shipment o. @ral
question. bcyond tn .at'
know that sirA ii ship
10 nav" b..en attempted
i.se-;e Froatprooi is '>-
iron. the fat that 'i"r' Las
lr there for some tim
stated nat q shipment oi
rtt did gct away from Fros'-
.li thar an attempt va 'e!n-
',.@r ~ awas mother whe'. 'Af
~, respoHs.b." FOR thc sAipta' a
5rlt.ns that ~ scr.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
WILSON Makes SALTY
CHARGE AGAINST TEDDY
Declares HIM Guilty Of lllcsa' Act
in Dealing With Steel Coz
poratlon
ylit Ns ocialed nrrSs

Boston. sept -, Charars thdl
Former Pre- ldcni Roosevol, had done
AN illeeal act in ordrr 10 build mp
IN irrcprcssibl" Power, in permit
ting the purchase by the United
states steel corporation of the Ten
u,sscr coal and Iron CO.. was made
in n speech here today by Governor
Wilson
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
CAN THIS RE TRUE OF
GEORGIA WOMEN

rartcrs>llI,t Ca. Sept. -. Tn"
iowiu. }l;,o ul cigarettes by girls
and women and social gamhlina
we're scored ii ,ud i session Of hr
stat. ". T L convention here ia
addresses made ~ rlr prrsld'n ,
Mr@ Patterson sahoan Wri"iu aud
hus J y Wall,r Of iIeptinA liia
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27

rhna"p. Sop, y 'hl"t Of 70
mo s,hcutlor said lhia morning that
ti, man under arrest at 50. louis
rs, \ lames sla,cy, alias James Nd
aus. a.cordin Ia hi information.
*, hasr not ,onieeicd him with
a.. blnk rohb. yet, but "" belle
ia l., onr OF tho m"n who assaulted
rolr,r l.lclijona'n Burns in a saloon
h,re recently Th" woman with
$ta,r, VAS arrested at Edwardsvlll',
IA and Says he is Mrs Stacey.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
SEABORD AIR LINE
HAS NEW PRESIDENT.

New York, Sept. u. William j.
ilarahan has been elected president
oi the Scaboard Air Line railway to
s,l.rrccd y. S. Mcldrum, who was re-
tired at his own request Mr.. IIara-
han was elected Il director also, sue
ttcding W. u. Dcnham, resigned.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
IMMIGRATION ANOI
EMIGRATION DISCUSSED
At WASHINGTON TO-DAY

Washington. sep q. Problems
of Immigration and emigration
dis suss.! BIZ foreign and American
authorities, who have made first
hand study Of these problems. were
among the subjects Of chief inter
.. n today's program Of the IL
tefnth International Coz gress o: Hy-
gjene and Denography.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-27
MARCONYS CONDITION
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Wireless Inventor Will Have Rccoy
cred from Automobile Acci
dent in Week
tny Assoc lated presS.D

Sprzia, Italy, Sept, :. NlIllan
Narconi. the wireless Inventor,
showed improvement from he "iie"'
o his recent automobile accident,
and ,ioctors think he will y" able 10
leave the hospital in = week