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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
BIG GROWTH
IN D j UTPUT
Of COTTON
SOUTH MAKES RECORD IN THE
AMOUNT USED DURING THE
CURRENT YEAR.
(By Associated Press.) }

Washington, Sept. 26.--The fea-
tare of the bureau report on the sup
ply and distribution of cotton issued
today. was an indication of the
south's growth in the cotton indus
try. For the first time in the history
of the industry the amount OF cotton
used in that section was greater than
that used in all other States in any
one year, and the number of spindles
increased almost a half million over
the number operated last year.
The supply and distribution OF
cotton in the United States for the
cotton year Of 1912, ending Aug. 81.
as announced by the census bureau
ic as follows: Total supply 1911. COT
ton l7G73,29l. Ginnings. 1906
9S7; net imports. 22",216; ronsumI'-
tiOm. 1867 ,67l. In the cotton States.
..71o,G7.. Other States, 2,G53,04".
Exports, l0.6Sl.1jS; stocks held.
.Ga3,SGi. by manufactures in cot
ton States. 2il,70i; other States.
60, $50: independent warehouses.
cotton States, iio,t5l; other States.
l0S,oa.; elsewhere t9S,035; active
spindlcs, 33,.oto,73o. cotton States.
ll,5N-,N"9; others ,12G,Sol,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
ThNGLE ON AMENDMENT.

It now develops that he decision
oi triornry General Trammrll that
the rroposrd initiaiik and rcfrrrn-
dam amendment to he state eonSt j.
tttion is bcinG property laid before
the people, is not satisfactory to
some Of the l"adin% attorneys of the
state, and Governor iilchriSt has
asked the Judges OF HE Suprcn'
Court for their adsicc upon the sub
jcct
The constitution provides the man
ncr in which resolutions for submit
ting constitutional amendments tD
the people may be properly passed h..
the Legislature. II is rOntendcd
that the resolution of which the
Legislature of 1911 was not properly
tary OF State should not have ccrti-
fed the amendment for the purpose
of having it placed upon the ticket.
When the attorney general was
consulted upon the subject, he gave
il as his opinion that the amend.
mcnt was properly before the people.
and should be voted upon at the
coming election.
The governor has the constitution
I'll right to require an opinion on any
public matter from the Supreme
! Court, and the final word by that
body will be awaited with consider
| able interest Miami Herald
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
GIRL FLAGS TRAIN
AND PREVENTS WRECK

Bluoield, W Va, Sept &c N g
B.nlah Chandler. IS. prevented the
wrecking Of Norfolk ami Western
passenger train. No !. when she dis
covered tons of rock on III" track al
a curve near here yesterday.
She was walking near the spot
when she discovered the debris ami
heard the train approaching She
took of her apron. ran down ~"
track. and Ragged the train whirh
ran mp to and touched the slid II
rock
Passengers clcered her and took
uI a large collection for her. Nor-
folk and Western officials took h"r
namo. and sh" viii be rewarded by
them also
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
BEFORE AND AFTER.

When She wed she had dreams of
great riches
Aud a motor ear ii, for a ounar.
But now shes cnn.ent in a fat "a
pay rent
With $ ball-bearing washing MT
chine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
PUBLICATIONS FOR THE BLIND
REQUIRE NO POSTAGE

The act Of ton@ress OF tug +.
1912 has gone into effect. 1t lrr-
lides that all the newspapers an,l
ot her publications intended for dis
trhuiion amon& ihc blind aud print
eu with raised letters for that pur
rose are to have the rieht OF tn"
mails free of charge
The same act gives second class
rates 10 lodge. labor union and 9th
.r publications distributed among
members of such organizations and
TO publications. issued by colleges
which have state support.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
MASONIC CONFERENCE
IN TAMPA.

Pursuant To a call OF the Grand
Lodge of MasOns of Florida, NJ
s"iiie conference will be held in Tam
pa on Oct. IL and IL at the Ma
Scnlc Temple The conference will
!" IN charge of Past Grand Masters
Marcus Endel James Cornell and
'has. W.oJOhnson. who constitute
the working committee. Many Wis
itOrs are expected on this occasion,
and elaborate arrangements will BE-
made by the Tampa Masons for the
entertainment OF the visitors, who
will come here from all sert tious Of
the State Tampa Tribune
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
ROOSEVELT ADDRESSES
LEvEE CONVENTION

tpy fttcd Pros

Memphis 1tun opt - hoo"
ai malp aurria4 9ddrcsa here ~.
dap adlorarina lhr lcderal cnlir"i
al hteos. Inc moving Of the Panama
ranal plant to the Missisaippl N2li' y
alter the construction of the raiitf
for the purpose of building rcscr-
toirs for che king the flow OF waters
itla, flood the valley. He waS
,..crrrd roundly by delegates attcnd-
lle the Interstate I.cvrr convention.
w." also made political speech It
the fair grounds
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
HYGIENE ANO OEM0GRAPHY
CONGRESS CONSIDERS MANY
PROBLEMS Of HEALTH

= sH-Ht sep :" american
statistics o. msrriae.. aud divorce
was tha -s.i.c. o. tie program Of
,sr F!.-.n,.. intern .'ional congress
a. gf.e.ate 8uf b"nography Child
observation. u'ed - rommunit-
,.a,.nlHs in a.ld welfare work. the
,-ot. 'ia,. and @eliarc Of workers,
.4,.a li.oaa. Efforts ia public and per-
-o.,l hy-icn. and causes and mode
- -rausilss. Of itiaht paralysis,
:r! srt.- sIbior-s a-e -inder discus
~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
THEY WORK THE SCISSORS
WHEN TELEGRAM COMES.

The Lakeland Telegram has been
extensively quoted heretofore bn'
since Uncle loo niNun Las been
socially employed rs cditorialist the
Telegram will be- clipped TO pieces
ia All oi the newspap : offices in
Florida Pensacola News
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
CHANCE HERE
FOR PATRIOTS
TO GET BUSY
THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION
YET NEEDED FOR DEMO.
CRATIC CAMPAIGN.
(By Associated Press, ,

New York. Sept a6. The Demo
cratic campaign committee needs
$3.50 900 to defray expenses for the
remainder OF the campaign. declared
Henry Moreanthau. chairman Of the
finance committee today.
\ contribution Of $4,000 from
samuel tnitermcyer was received
by Morgant
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
FOSS AGAIN NOMINATED BY
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS

Boston Sei' - t.ue.n. Foss
y.il' u. H. it,Motrai.f candidat" for
= third i"rm ~ governor Of Massa
rhg-oiis Gps Eos, majority over
u frte Aroinry p,lliirr IN Tues
t-.s lr RI was .s.iii
R,pubii, al side. Joseph
Aaltr som speaker of thcliouse,
Ia. g maiari't u lu,a". over Col
i.....tt i,rafDu
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
TARIFF TRAIN TO FOL:
LOW WILSON'S TRAIL
Republican Speakers and Tariff Ex.
pcrts Will Try to Counteract
Wilson's Speeches.

NeW lorh. S?, .G. The H"puh'
Lean tariff train, carrying prominent
ricmhcrs Of The part! ana tariff rN
p,ris. prepared to answer questions
and arsumputs, vii, follow III" trail
.r oI,tltor Wilson lhrouai, Nee
lhr main haNea umu,
1a .a answer - ta a
rlae la fpmaaaaa n'r f,t Nj
l faril aa ~s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
M|ARCOM| SUFFERING
FROM AUTO ACCIDENT
Inventor Of Wireless. in Serious Con-
dition. Has Sympathy Of
the King.
iHy Associated PrrsS.) J

Sprzia, Italy, Sept. &c. William
MarrOni inventor of the wireless,
PASSED a restless night He is suf-
f,ring with injuries received In an
automobile accident yesterday near
l;or@hctro. He complained Of pains
il The head and injury to the rishi
r>r His wllc Who WAS uuiniurrd,
mlrspd her husband through th"
nlaAI ktuG Victor i,mmnnual Is -.
Footed to visit Ma,roni today
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.

Al. R.paoll ans are requested 10
re, q tn. lily hail al a:3o .. n.
NEXT saturday for the purpose 0: or
p-.rirrg Republican club and
t.ns such other business as
nay roIe before tie meeting.
]. T.. SKIPPER
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
PARTY MAGNATEs DISCUSS M
PLANS FOR IOEMOCpATICTj
CAMPAIGN IN GEORGIA
tBy Associated Press. }

thicago. Sept. 20. Plans for the
were discussed by Senator Smith and
Congressman Burlrson, chairman o.
the Democratic speakers bureau ~,
headquarters.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
SMALL VOTE
BEING P0LLEO
IN ELECTION
-rrs SECTION VOTING S0LIDLY
roa ] c. BROWN. BUT uN.
CERTAIN ELSEWHERE.

r difficult to get up much
~.. \ an election when appar-
:, is no contest. This be-
49,. i, is an evidence OF Ir
r9Nn's popularity. that about
as. ,.,r,.ns of the two Lakeland pre-
d. ,oak The trouble to 80 to the
ei,r him complimentary
,t.
ir, ,oni. from the lower end
o.eN thai another candidate
M liri and that some hard
.ne done for him. but un-
Jr HAS been unusual Srgani-
ron.pli,hcd very quietly i
Mcly probable that Mr..
80 in without difficulty
a'i!us precinct for No 10 is
nall |, resembles a l'ap-
three preachers q
atlnn serving as 4 ccr-
kev. + Caddin. ; G.
d u Bryant General !
fourth officer It Is
there Will be no cir 1
thN prc mt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
Ill PROVE
BECKER INNOCENT
Sought TO Saddle Thci.
Crlme on the Police
Lieutenant.

\rk Srp' - lohn
81 orucy for Lieutenant
tor who is accused ol
- herman Rosentha'
ah,i ,hc substance Of i
hich he has obtained
mc, l.. Graham, which.
oiiS, positively will eX-
3o krr of all connection
iiesenthal crime
Graham who was consulted
~'sapps in Hot springs as
- ar sunday after the mur-
dr Hart tha, Sch"pps in
n that III" gambler had
t ~ the gang because
aog' 20 reveal information
h4 Jlry and that the
I'd. q" idcd 10 plac" The r.
on Becker
Graham is quoted by Mr.
faaGe
i- ~ llpaieh Becker IN h.s
t4 tH. .nd - gti ,h ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26

io! nstoa. q aal.-witted H.
taken from deputies b.
Iea and hung. a; shrere-
Ia. iie lad killed a lawye.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-26
8 -. SyED HIS
SiiTT. P0X IN PRIVATE

ITS rracAed tn
ia,t Wcdo %,
a,..,s a!pnz - S"
"s tIat Ia taplot,-
20 @hY aas u..er
@@.l poz ana only oa-
n asd aoN sic
work IN / nlagl.i
l I Inherent station,
otvale>cen' period Is
'jn.e to spread the germs
sud ieerv is m danger fro,:'
tfis state IL j. noi IT,"
at Ianil- mind Il j. ih..
o' tho horrible lis
'tc '-.te board o. health
-e -" arrest Il a fcw pa
"-n 1r.e OFT when Shedding
'1c.- :,net. tie laws would
r-s.+,ted r -. powers
7"aid back up the physicians
doubt that soon TIE state
-ave Tho fractions patterns
ro1'roi sumnerheld Chron
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26

Csrreno. Emit Paur. shurnan-H eins.
Meibz or Nordica. These prizes ii
the musical world are as rare as the
capital prizes IN Ioftery. OF the
hundreds Of American n1usical stud
ents OF the last two or three years.
not more than dozen have stood
out" against Beriin's musical back
ground
Maioris and Nathalie Patten. IS
year-oid Boston twins, who. together
with their mother are known as the
Patten Trio. are regarded b. Ger
man critics as two of the most prom
ising American musical students
studying III Germany. One plays the
violin and the other the cello. Meth
er considers herself finished and
re. their mother has spent $4,000
on their musical education. 1t is an
example Of what II costs to produce a
star In the musical world. Berlin is
the most expensive OF Gernany's must.
cal centers. Leipsig. Dresden and Co
burg afford splendid opportunities at
about half the cost
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26
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Etsagzs sce1sEz-zzg themselves ws9A
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ard p1ysicsl Welfare.
Ee-iS1 is tze Uzssezz cezrs- ot tie
world bur II has fts Disadvantages
11scruguleus -sac5ers who financial
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alike and sometimes enieavor 10 wo-g
their moral rrafns nne-zt pitfalls IL ne
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Eiol &C % f1e Cost O. musical sslca-
tiou
Areericsn stydents' lessons usually
cox frona ss 10 80 and 30 minutes IN
ssrr1ctton The acreage Il sT.58 70 SO.
ossaer foreign students generally enter
2 conservatory
Ahout 20 piano teachers ard %
TIolin ard vioiincelIo teachers ara
registered in a little hook tHst Issued.
entitled What Music Students ii
Berifn Should Know Perhaps four
Or Eve times that number teach other
brancHes Of masic There IRE fifteen
or fwenty Conservatives. twenty-are
singing societies and raany Tocal zpe-
cfaifsts
Every American musscai student
who come 10 Berlin expect to be-
cone q Psde-vezki, Isaye, Euhelik,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26
Eczema That Spreads
HOW a PoUGHNEEPsIE, N. n.
ats FOUND RELIEF IN sAxo
5ALIE.

Z lad been troubled with xeeysng
eczema for months and used many
preparations for skln troubiez without
relief, The frst application u Esxo
galYe silaysd the dreadful itching i'm
naefisteiy and after further ire my
gzIn trouble entirely disappeared.
saxo saIve sas fist what needea.
w. y. Giynn, PonghkeeDsie, y. 4.
In eczema the little yesscieg Or PIN
PIES are filled with fluid that burns
and tortares The skin the moment
they are torn open bY scratching,
tfaig csuges II 10 spread.
In such cases we can conscientious
II recommend orr new skin remedy.
Ezzo gaIye. for its action On the gkln
IN ali forms u eczema and ether dis
trsssing skin tropbIes y indeed mar
yeEous.
n II does not help yog we will r.
turn your money. McGrath gYos,
Drug Co. Keoknk, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26

I<'az.s nofa foF it-try II yoursea On
~ MosT'inie guarantee, get a Dac9ags
ana y you don't xet relief you can ret
yo'iF rooneg oaek for the aaksnr.
Bro#n's Digestit FL a little table. easx
70 swallow and absolutely harmless
II digeets all The food, preyenia ter.
mentation. gtops gas formation 20.
rents stomach dlgtrega after es.Jr,g M
aids assimilation, and relieves tndfse..,
ton Instantly. Wilkinson d CO. dr.,g.
ligtg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26
a New Remedy for Indigestion
Cats Country Wide Endorsement

The mn rereedy for Fndlgeatlon
called fszesfls9 hag been found a
e4Tt&ia qaick fei1ef ard permanent
fereedg for stomach disorders. Let.
fefs ffoEa thousands eto had suffered
tfe toftarss u Indigestion au1 got re.
Asf ffoa TIE tise % Digesflt are Ell
deasre of its merit, TIE enormous In
cfeasA Il GeraaaG fF9fa every part Of
The eosiatFy Is pToof 81 rs popularity.
Hut yoi 20 rot have 70 take any.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26
TRIED THEM ALL

ny ssie gzi was srily he sra lew noe,as.
ta ffoz he sssae We gre h<f helsas Food Re
ksa a>zsy ssssed sssssi yeH CAS- s-e ho~ se.l sc
Lon soS. We have tsssd Ill he nfxas foods
% the us-L>s bsa b>L>ve sh<se i Dosr thss csa
compare sssa hs-iEasl Food We ue CAD TO
fsOoznrad I 70 sn5ooe-
birI R1sell S. Deaa, DsHoa, airh-
4 wax yca 10 kno~ how 5eEzhsed an vah
MeIsa FOOD. think 4 !. he bea sood hat
ssy ssossa CA gre V h~s bsLy. sxs.sd ~hea
ny baby Nzs fsree s~eeIs o5s, berzsse ny bread
mix wssn'i -zorgh faS ksu, ard c.n say uiih
81 ny hear s;.z. 4 wss1s'i for M<sEa' Food ny
beby would ssrye- He i rev th.ec noah. Cd
sad i aood, hezhfsy sad asonz."
NJ. ]. Qsesasa. BaEsio, NY.
Write today for free sample Of
Meiiin's Feod TO Try.
KgLLiTs pCoD CO. BoeToH MASS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26

Were all medicines SIS ueTitofiou,
as Chamberlain Collie. Cholera -.
Diarrhoea Remedy the world Wow
be much better Oh and the peFcehsass
OF suffering greatly decreased VILE
Lindsay Scott, of Tegnrle, Ind =.
sale BY Wilkinson & Co PnaFHa'"
anc ]. F. Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26
Parros as BURGLAR Alarm.

PaFrot as Burglar FlarlT'
UNITED Press Leased Wire serviee-i
EATON. Cole Ang. as-As wv
burglars were working II Gustav.
Carlson's home Carison's parry.
shrieked police Man oyerooaTu,
yelled he bird as the frightened 0uls
lars jumped out 8 windoF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26

One Of the most eommon ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
9TH 10 lame back Apply Chamber.
lain's Liriment twice a day and mas.
saze the parts thoroughly at each an.
plication. ard you will get quick relief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26
ssea n re s11.n

i.astee fress f@-aseG Wire Ge-vfae. j
35I.sISf5Tog. ri, lsg. ~
> ssf,sssaEss N teea swsrue4 i'd q
tsSaf.sy ~ raia sf2ost ~ re aorse
. Ai'fes Deany. coracletely allfav ii
ane e4asfsg III ss1eaniss psqfpoue,
Faeat ~ wash 6sy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26

Train GTs-Lszves ksogrs- 7:4s a.
Train 7si-Leavss keokuE- s.s9 Pm
Train s71A--sves Eeokuk. FAC rl
Train 470--Ar-fveg Reoxuk- HOS N
Locsi Freight Trains.
Train ss-Arrlves KeoEak.- $40 IN
.Train s5-Lszve Keokuk.. 700 an
sDasiy excep. SundaY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26

Wor1az sCTss 2 csar. rcsy compiler
soa. Ba-dock gtoo1 gtttsrz rqgreSss ths
Blood. clears tie skin. restores rssdy.
ao1zd health
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26

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shesT 4--s- --Es- lz4ssszz ~ cyl
ccsz=--1al X sss7sszlEsssEss -s1jsszsg. sa-assaa
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26
a. o. Il.

Hall No. IS North Sixth street
meets the nrst and third THURSDAYS
.ct ssch uaoatn- Visiting a-others Vef
come. Jas. Fallen, president: Ed. y
Vaughan. sscre-ary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-26
Eound ae.ser oecupatIon.

How is It that Rufus never .aasI
you to the theater any more va =
yon see. one evening It ratned an 4
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