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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15
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no. 1-Souiton u. >. aifte. ..#.....
go. s-aolaiton uno Der @iifte. -.
10. 5-aiifenftai6te.. lib i50 na@m as5m
go. 44-@on &errbiIle. rilr an @oGen,
ta8en 1886 BORN
No. 42--Won &errbile, nlir Soni,s
tags. ;. 800 nnGm
SO. 46-@on &errbiIle. n,lr an Bos
hentnaen.. :. :. ..6.40 nn6m
30. 3 aouiton unb Der aiigs; 3
SO. 4-6oufton unb Der aiffe.. -.
................. .9.05 abenos
go. 6-aiiitenftdbte. ....2:1O nadm
No. 43-Nad &errbiae, mur an g8os
cbentngen. ......... .4.45 nadm
9ao. 41-Ma6 aerroille. nilr @onns
SO. 45-9ad &errbiGle, nlir an $50
dentaQen. >. :. ..7:25 BORN
q, $. & g. q. (Saupt-2inie.)
gio. Som Often .7.30 borm
SO. 7-Wom Often. $3.50 nad6m
@o. 10-gI gaiO II. @eiten. 9. 80 nadm
gao. 8-gon 81 gafo.. ..10.15 BORN
abfa6rr-
80. 9-saa& eI gaiO un0 @eiten.
SO. io-saad 5. Often. 1886 So absnSs Sad
So. S-Nah 6em Often. 1f:15 BORN
90. 7-Na6 81 Raio ,inb @eiten.
$3.50 dbenbS
gietorta 9tbtiion, 9. $. G g. u.
Gnfunf.
80 a61-euero, gietoria. SIS abenos
.7.45 morg
SO. 303s313-guero, gietorin. -.
.............. ...7:45 nben6s
Mbfahrt-
SO. sO2-guero. gietoria. .7:3o BORN
SO. 304S314Eguero. Wictoria
................ 11:30 nben6s
M. s.. & s. gabm.
$40. 241-gon Souiton ....7.2o BORN
80. 7-gon 9aIlas nno Sort @ortb
SO. 9o5-@on aanias gitb unb ct.
3onis ............. $40 bornt
y(0. lO-SoIdl pom Jtoroeu. .o.4U NaOm
SO. 9-Wou 8anfas gitb. ct. 2ouis un6
Gbtcago ............8 $3.50 nbe1tos
$50. 16-Nad gloroen bia gultiu uno
6mitbbiue &. ......... 800 BORN
SO. 10-Nad ct. 2ouis, 3anias gitb
rnb Chicago ....... 900 BORN
So. 8-g2ab Sort Bortb unb Dallas
$50 nbenbs
SO. 2O6-Nad ct. 2olis linb &anfns
SO. a42-gsad5 Souifon 1918 abenos
q. 6. & g. s. 6. & 9. y. ga6ubpf)
Grfunft 80
SO. 7-gom Moroen. .9.55 BORN
SO. 9-@om goroen. .10.45 aberloS
Mbfahrt
SO. S-geadj bem Morben. 7.30 BORN
go. 6-Nah benz Nnr6en. 800 aberlos
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15

leIbIt aebolten llno min ben gfeit
Tires 2ebens nun in itiaer, melt
frelnoer 3uriidee5ogehbeit perbrin'
gen. sic tit boaitanoig peranoert
lno tief niebergei6lagen, ieit lie
in ibrem Groaeb, nit oem iie if
rem jebigen @otten, Den itolieni-
icben 8ioniiten @nrieo goielli ibr
iiinaltes aino entreiBen ipollfe,
cine 9eieoerlage erIitt. Sbren Sdei=
ounsspro5eB miro lie nidt peites
6etreiben llno iie bat iid mieoer
uab ibrer gila bei Sloren5 bege-
6en, INN in ser 9abe ibres &inoes
gu iein. geabrunesiorgen miro iie
feine baben, oenn burh oie Ser
1nittlnne oes friiberen oeuti6en
@otlhafters III 2onoon, BEG Gro
fen 8olff-Metternib 5ur @radt
lit ibr bonn iadliiden Sofe Die Sab
resrente 5uriidgegeben poroen, Die
ibr eilt5ogen muroe, als fie ibre
Melnoiren peroffentlidte. @ud bat
iie bon ibren gerlegern elm biibi6es
Siimmben in Ser @eltolt BON San-
tiemen erba1ten.
Neununofiinfaig Seloarbeiter
1ino in elmer Sdeune in Der gabe
BON gambotp, Gentral=HuBlano,
perbrannt. Ole glrbeiter, 2eute oes
@rafen Srloip 9abiboff idliefen
in ser 5deune BEG @utes, als
ser Brand ausbrah, un6 iitto gum
Teil obne altf5umaden, in oenl
0nalm uno ben Slommen erltift.
0ie ltriahe BEG gtanpes lit lnbe-
fannt.
= Ger gbarlottenbnrger 9iirger-
meilter Matting tit gum giirsermei=
iter Ser Staot 8reslau erforen NOR
ben. Die @abl erfolgte einltin=
mig. Matting bot ieit Dem Sabre
1895 in gbarlottenburg anltiert.
Or mar oannals allf 5tnolf Sabre
gelpablt poroen uno murse i'm Sab
rei 1907 mie6ergetp1blt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15
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Cine gntlheioung oes &iilfs.
@enerdIantpalts @altDaa erflart
ooB cs BEL elmer Mbitinnlung iiber
Shmlbonos llur elmer einfahei
Majoritdt Ser abgeaebenen Stim-
men beborf, Inn Die 8orlage 5ur
Mnnabme 5u bringen, feiner 3Dei-
0rittel- -Woioritdt.
1ie Selmiiblenbeiiser, Die Die
les Sabr lire Ronpeiition in Wenl.
pbis, Genneiiee, abgebalten babea,
bdben 5lpei Seroner gu ibren Be
onlten ertp1blt: q. e. Tarfbonit
pou &ple gum Yraiioenten luno s
s. @ilion BON 8bartoll gum Sefre-
tor ruo ShasmeiIter. Die nahlte
8onpention finoet in 2ittle &of
slrf, ltatt.
Sn Der @egeno bon Baris III
ourh Sturm nno 8lisiflag Sba-
oen ongeridtet iporoen Gas Saus
zines gelpiiien Sobn Seli Der I'M.
gef1br fiinf Meilen bon Baris ent.
fcrnt pobnt, muroe bonn glie ge-
troffen. Die san5e Samilie muroc
onrh oen Sdlag betaubt uno orel
ser ainoer iparen mebrere. Stun-
oen belpuBtlos. sSn Yaris Telbit ieb-
te elm 9libftrabl oas Saus oeS
Capt. Gam @risbt III grano uns
oas Saus muroe pollitanoig GER
Itort. 9lnf ben Seloern lno in ben
@drten iit ourh Sturm llno tell
ipeiie altd ourd Sagel S1aoer
oilgerihtet.
Die 90. g. & Z. gabn baul
ncue @erfitatten in Waco, altd ba'
ben BORT Die 9lrbeiten fir oit
eleftriide gabn nad Dallas fegon'
men.
Sn Dem Tumpenbaus oel
@aiiermerfe gu Semple lit cine neu'
gumpe aufseIteat moroen, Die tag
lih flint Millionen @aaonen @a''
ier pumpt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15
9iippem sebroden onrd Sniten.

Nad einem Deftigeu @lltcnanfall
fiibIe elm Mann in Neenab, Wisc.,
ibredlide Shmer3en in ieiner Sci
tie uno iein Mr5t fallo, oaB 5tuei
Nippeu gebrohen iuaren. Dicie
Hein tuiir6e ibm Or. Sings Nelu
Discovery eripart babeu. Gin paar
fIeine goien 'pcrtrciben . einen ge-
ipobnlihen Suiten, regelmdbiger
@ebrauh Sen bartn1figiten 9uitell
uno Die ihlinmite grfdItuns nno
beiIen idpade, ansesriffcne 2nn.
gen. sd balte es fiir Elm @eidenf
beg &inmeIs fir Die Menidbeit"
idreibt MRS. gffie Morton, GoIunt-
bio, Mo., uoenn id batte beute Die
Shpinoiuft, menn i'd oiefes grob.
artige Mittel niht genommen bat.
IT," gs lit garantiert. ProbeflaidJe
frei. SOC uno 81 Jlafden in aflell
Mpotbefeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15
Gmbet eSsaab mad REDEEM Mabden

Oefters bort oie Sago nod elmer
reihen 5rau auf menn ein Wana
init einem MGbben befannt miro,
eas electric gitters einnimlnt. ST.
re itarfeu 9eerpeu 5eigen iif i'll
flaren 2opf uno rilbigen Sempera.
ment. @eii6tsfarbe tpie Bfiriidblii.
ten uno roiige 2ippen oeuten alf ibr
reines glut; ibre bellen glusen ailf
eeiunoen Sdlaf; ibr elaltii6cr
56ritt auf fraftiee WeusfeIn; alles
5eigt oie @elunobeit uno &raft, Die
electric 8itters Srauen giebt> uno
oas @eridontiein bon geroaunngs-
beidperoen, Ropf- uno giiifen.
ifmeraen uno ObnmahtsanfdIle.
lieberaG ift er Der Sranen 2ie6-
lingsmitteI. @enn ihmah II. franf,
10 perludt i'm. SOC IN aGen slpotbe-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15

O. 6. & g. s. g. & 9. y. ga6abuf)
Mnfunft -
So 7-gom gforoen. -. 1856 BORN
SO. 9-gom giorbeu. :. .10.45 aberos
Mbfahrt
SO. S-Nad bem Norben. 730 BORN
No 6-Nad5 bem Norben. 800 abertos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15

lerpierte, fir Die Der cine BON ID-
men be8o6lt batte. Der @eribtsbof
permohte in Dem @erbot BEG Sraf-
tierens cine 8erlebung Der perion-
lidcn Medte oes @in5elnen nibt
3u erbliden.
Ser SenatsausidIuB fir in.
teroeeanilde aaniile beri6tete i'll
elnpfebIenoen 9inne ii6er Die gia
oes 9feprdientontenbauies be5ielid
Der groffnuug, Der 9eibiisung nno
oes 0etriebes oes Banamafanals
uno Ser gerlpaltuns Der aanGl5one
sssu Ser gin 1T Die 8eltimmung oes
Saules beibebalten, poourb Die
Giiftenfobr5euge BON Der Gntrib-
tuna Ser aonal5one befreit meroeu,
llnb es lit ibr elm Mmenoement ein.
sefiigt, neldes genaue 8eltimmull.
gen be5iiglid) Ser 5diffe trift
lpelbe ii6 i'm Weiib bon Giienbab.
men befin6en. Nab ben geitim-
nrunaen oes gmenoements oarf fein
5diff, meldes elmer Giienbabnee-
leGihaft gebort, ooer BON elmer iol-
den aedartert, betrieben ooer fon,
troIliert miro, ooer an Incident ei-
ne @ilenbabn aIs 8eiibgeleGl6aft
9ftiondrin ooer ols MiteIieo zines
Direftorilllns ODER ilt an6erer Wei-
le Elm Snterelie bat, in ben aanal
einlollfen ODER i'm paiiieren, menn
es lih nit Ser germittlung oes
aiiftenperfebrs 5luiihen Safen Der
Nereinigteu staaten befaBt Dage-
gen ilt allen shiffen, uelhe in
s(merifa regiitriert iinb, ooer meld)e
iiG I'M gelib bon Mmerifanern
ooer unter ibrer &ontrode befilt.
Sen, geltattct, Den 8anal i'm trai1s-
oreonilden gerfcbr oiuiiden Cam
bern BEG 0ltelts ul0 gnropas gu
bennben uno auf Der Sabrt ben
@iiftenperfebr 5iuiihen 6afen Der
Ser. Stoaten uno ausl1noiideu
3lpildenbafen anl betreiben Gieies
Norred)t miro ieboh Shiffen, nel-
die aans ooer teilueiie i'm 8eiih.
o0er inter Ser &ontrolle BON Gil
ienbabnen itebeit periagt, faIls iie
niht transformation Sanoelsber-
febr treiben. Ser &iiitenperfebr,
iueIder iolhen 6obr5ei,gen geitattet
lit, lpiro itrenee auf ben gerfe1r
stuiIden transformation !9afen be-
idranft nno. oorf ii6 niht auf
Safen Ganaoas, Merifos o6er Gem
troll nno Siio-amerifns eritredcn.
Gum shuB fir ben 4iiitenberfebr
lat Ser @nsihuB nod cine peitere
Weihrdnfung eingefiigt, ponab Die
2abung eines 5diffes, pelhes Ell
ner Giienbabn gebort, um ben aa
mol paiiieren 81 oiirfcn, nlinoe-
items 5u SO Hro5ent mad einem
transocemiihen 9afen beItimmt
iein muB.
Moolenelt bot alleroings boz
odt 9agen erfldrt, oaB nidts IN
Ser @elt inn ferner Iiegc, als nad]
ser geationaIfonpention in gbica,
go 5u geben, troboem lit er aber iest
bed nit eroBem @efolge oortbia
gereiit, INN perionlih fir ieine
Domination eintreten gu fonnen
Mahgeraoe muB man annebme1,
oaB Der ftreitbare 9berlt irnmer 6ds
@egenteil BON Dem tut, mas CT
porber feierIih als feline Mbiidt be-
fannt eernadt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15

Die @ranoiurp bon Dlnal
@ountp bat syranf Mobinion, gbas.
&. @rapis, ben friiberen Sheriff
BON 0upal @ountp, unb Or. 9. M.
gfoberts angefIast, in gerbinoung
init Der gridieBung 0es County,
@lerfs g5nal, oes glntonio @uguia-
no nno oes ganoelario Saens 81 ite-
ben. Seoer Der orei 9lngeflagten
tpuroe segen Stelung elmer giirg-
i6aft bon $4,000 in Sreibeit ge-
iest.
esn Ser geabe BON Mc4innep
Itiirate Elm autolnobil, speldes 6.
9. 9roofs geborte uno in Dem Der
@eiiser nit ieiner Srall ieiner
gohter, leiuer Nidte lln6 einem
Manne geamens Hobert Broetor
fubr, in ben gait Sort Greet. Die
Mai6ine tat einen Saa bon unge-
fibr oreiBig SUB, gliidli6er @eiie
luuroe aber bon ben Sniallen 9sic-
nano perlebt.
Nus Columbus miro gemel-
oet, man babe in Der oortigen @e-
geno einen 8eriuh nit Sopfen-
anpflon5uneen gemabt, Der lebr
gut gel,tngen gu iein iheinel Der
S5opfen ioG fir Die Seritelnng BON
Sefe benutt tperocn
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gead, elmer slngabe, oie pol

Naf elner Mngabe, 0Ie Don
Gb. Sorris, oem 0ireftor oes
.State sSree employment 9ureau"
bon 4onias, perofientlidt. tporoell
tit, iino pom 20. sunni an, aber
ni6t frnber, $4,000 bis 10000
arbeiter fir oas ginbeimien Der
grnte in 4onias erforoerli6. Sll
Ser .gefanntmaduna peroen augleid
Die Orte angegeben, mo man Der
ielben bebarf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15
GiienbaDll : TaDrpIau.
$. & g. q. gabm.

y. W W. ". OuyN.
anflinft
$50. 3-gom Norben. $3.50 abenos
SEQ. 5-@om gforben -. GAO abeubs
$50. 7-9ailp @gpreB Spe5ial. Siioen.
................. 9.55 mor9
Jfo. 9-2ocal bon YaIefttne. -. =. :.
:. $3.50. =. =. ..10.45 abeil5s
go. 4-@on @erifo, .1.50 na1m
No. 12-2ocaI bon 2areoo (gemii6t :.
900 morg.
Nbfabrt
20. f. Mad bem garben. 1.55 nabm.
$50. g. Na6 bem Norben. 500 a6er1bs
glo. Social rlad Baleftine .7.30 morg
g}o. 10-9ailb GgpreB Spe5ial, goroen
800 tnorg
9o. s -Na6 Wegifo =. ZOO morg.
SO. 11-aocal nab 2areoo (gen1iidt)
.9.UU dbe1l05.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15

ssn elmer Sonoer gotidafi
eriuhte Br1iioent Soft ben GongreB
Inn getuiIligung BON 100000,
ipelde Dem 0unoes 3ollfutteroienit
5ur 8erpfleglrng Der bonn grobeben
llno 8ulfanausbrud in sllasfa be-
troffenen 9pfer 5ur 8erfiisung &C.
iteIlt meroen iolleit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-15
Sie

Qranfbeiten Ginbalt burd ben 3eiti.
gen @ebraud BON ,9utt's pillen, Elm
altes unb beliebtes Mittel BON tets 3ll
nebmenber Yopularitdt Rurirt imme,
Rppfibmer3ell,
WaQeufdure, Malaria, unperbailid.
teit, trodene 2ebeI. 9artleibisteit unt
bili0ie 2eiben :
TUFTS l-eber Pillen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
Miss Olive Summerlin
Entertained in Fort Myers.

The beautiful home OF Mr.. anu
Mrs W. L. Washburh or Lee street
VS. the sconc Yesterday afternoon
Of another delightful bridge party
Given by Miss Edna Washhurn ~
hrucr OF Miss OLIVE Summcrlin, 81
Lakeland. who is spending sometime
i. The CITY. There We're four tables
OF bridge aud al the close OF the
canes Mrs =. \. Ruhl was found 10
il. tho winner OF the first priZ". q
hair O. brass candlcsticks with
shades, Mr.. IL. VI. kream"r was m"
winner Of the second prize, a bon
ben dish. and Miss Summerlin was
,re sented with a silver deposit
cologne bottle as the guest Of hono:-
Miss ralllon and Miss Summ"riin
aeded 10 tho afternoon entertain
ment by singing choice selections
Refreshments Of ice cream and cak"
wcra served and 4 thoroughly en-
ioyable afternoon was spent ~ al
pTs sent.-Fort Myers Press
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
WILL YOU GO MY DEARg

| know a way-will you go. my dear:
Will you follow the path with me,
The path that leads from the Now
and Here
Forth into Already?
Where always the rose is red and
sweet,
Where always the skies are blue,
Where there is rest for wanderin
feet
In the Meadow Where Dreams
Come True.
Hid farewell 10 your bitter grief,
Laugh at your haunting care;
Loose the letters of unhclief--
.Arcady's lowers are fair.
Make you garland of daffOdils,
With never a sprig of rue.
And wen follow the path Der hap
pN mis-
TO the Meadow Where Dreams
Come True.
We will dream our dreams as the
hours there go,
We will fashion them fair and line
And all Of my dreams will be yours.
yon know,
And all of yonr dreams will be
mine
Dear, will you follow the path with
me-
I'm waiting for you for you.
TO take the path into Already,
To the Meadow Where Dreams
Come True.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
PARTED BY PlMPLEs.

Two lovers stood upon the street
the moon was shining bright,
The maiden she was handsome; she
was all dolled up that night;
Her lover grabbed her by the paw
and said: please wed me,
Grace
The maiden said: Id like to, but
there's pimples on your face.
You sure have been real good scout
and showed me a good time,
You took me to a picture show, and
kicked in with the dime;
Now don't get sore. dear lgnatz, for
it is no disgrace.
But cant never wed no man with
pimples on his face"
Chorus
I'd wed you, but there's pimples on
your face.
Id wed you if they was some other
place,
| think you are real fine, but no we'd
ding bells for mine;
Id wed you. but there's pimples on
your face"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
Diyioed Old Island.

Windmill island occupied position
In the Delaware river between Phila.
delphia and Camden A channel that
was cut through the island for the
passage Of ferryboats divided il One
half was afterward known as Smiths
island. the proWrty having been
acquired By a .ar..'v Of that name Il
was or s. eth iian6 that the resort
known as 'ifeuev I'a-k vas located.
Both isIar /, 70 nvad by the
eoverHrsea er no p rnose OF deep
euing ~ ehaaae, :. ga
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19

Lettuce cream is one of our grand
mothers remedies for preserving the
complexion that have come into vogue
again. It is made by scalding head
Of lettuce with boiling water and al
lowing 1t to stand for half an hour.
Pour off the water pound the lettuce
to paste with potato masher. then
strain through cheesecl0th. Now melt
one ounce OF white wax. four ounces
Of almond oil and ono ounce Of sperm
acetti in a double boiler Do not let
these ingredients come to boil. Jur'
melt them. and then. drop by drop, q
the lettuce juice, beating constan .iy
with fork until the cream is perfect
ly smooth and cold.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
Stocking Pad.

"A penny saved is a penny earned.
so novelty called a stocking pad,
supposed to keep the stocking from
ripping as we'll as slipping, and par
ticularly excellent for silk stockings,
Is interesting These are to be had
at the notion counters. They are
small, round pads. fashioned OF very
thin chamois. and buttonholed; they
are to wear under the clasp of the
garter These come four or six on .
card for IL or % cents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
very hard to follow. Don't YOU?

With the unerring human instinct
for wanting what one hasn't got, my
mind turns obstinately back to the
lucky lady who has all the travel
she wants, or to my fortunate friend
whose father has recently given her
Il most beautiful home completely
fitted up with all the lovely appoint
ments that every woman loves, in
stead OF contemplating my unfor-
tunate neighbor who has just lost
her husband, been reduced from conf
fort to poverty and obliged to give
up her beloved country home and
live in two stuffy rooms.
Such is the pervcrseness of the hui
man mind.
Now there is another way of en-
couraging ones self when one is in
clined to be discouraged which is
somewhat similar to this, and yet to
my mind not half SO hard to follow
And that is, when one is discour-
aged or dissatisfied, to look back at
the very blacklist time in ones own
life and think how much happier one
really is now than then.
friend Of mine who is having
some very strenuous years with three
turbulent little ones to bring m.
said to me the other day Some
times when the babies are all tax
ing turns being sick, and tho doc
tors bills are appalling, and /
haven't had enough sleep for weeks,
| get way down in the blues. And
then always think back to the time
when ! was working in tina, miscr-
able office and had nothing TO look
forward to except long years of such
work and lonely old age. and I'm
so thankful I'm not there that i,
makes me quite happy
Another glri who found her niche
IN the worlds work, and even bet
ter than that has found her mate
awaiting her in that niche, was
speaking of two years in which she
was doing work which was unwor-
thy of her, among people who were
uncongcniaI
Doesn't il make you sad to look
back over those wasted wears
foolishly asked
"Oh no" she answered. "th,
weren't wholly wasted. At lcas, .iay
gave me the valuc of contrast"
Wise, wise girl to realize that the
high lights in any picture are made
possible by the shadows, and that
the shadows in her life were no:
wasted since they made her present,
happiness more wonderful by ON
traSt.
The darkest places in our lives
will throw even the neutral tones in
to cheerful contrast if We will place
them beside each other i'm our minds.
SO look back when you are in
ciined TO be discouraged and seq t.
YOU cannot find a time when on
had far more reason to BE- sad han
Won have today.
Of course. that may not b. poS-jhl
but sine" there cam be ONLY pna
blacklist time in each life. | think
It's ninety chances Ia on. Thar
il will
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
The Value Of Contrast.

BIZ Ruth IamtfOH
One of the favorite precepts OF all
moralists is that one should COM
mare ones lot with that Of some less
favored human being instead OF with
that of someone more fortunate than
ones self.
Now that is surely a most excel
lent preeept, but sometimes ind 1t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100000
The Alpha Omega Literary society
held its regular weekly meeting yes
ttrday afternoon and a very good de-
bate and other numbers were very
much enjoyed by all present. The
society was called TO order by the
president, Karl Kern. after which
the minutes of the last meeting wera
Rad and approved. The following
program was then rendered:
RecitatiOn--S Susie May Taylor.
Short Talk-Will HetheringtOn.
Specifically Object in Life,
Lloyd Adams.
Junior Statistics-Gladys Wilson.
Alpha Omega Ncws-karl Kern
aud Aileen McRae.
Debate-R Resolved, That the Unit
Cd States should sell the Philippines.
Affirmative: Monroe Sutton, Anna
shepherd, Bryan Reddick. Negative:
Clarence Rogers. Lurlene Pillans,
Jewel Swindell Critic, Pearl Haynes.
The judges rendered their decision
in favor of the negative.
After the program was given Il
short business meeting was held. Tic
constitution and bylaws were read,
and then some amendments were
adopted. Next a report of the COM
mittee ON pins was heard The COM
mittee reported having received .
catalogue, but without a price list.
SO it was decided to send for one.
There being no further business,
the society adjourned to meet again
next Friday afternoon.
The Rho Sigma Literary society
met with all members present for its
regular weekly meeting Friday aft
crnoon, Oct. is. The meeting was
called to order by the president.
Lloyd Hooks, after which the min.
utes of the last meeting were read
by the secretary. and approved. After
this the following program was ren-
dcred:
Eorrost tvontc
Violin Solo-Pat Flanagan.
Resolved. That the Uni.
ed States should sell the Philippines.
Affirmative: Elsie Norton, Viola
Powell. Stadman Parker, Frances
Skinner Negative: Mary McKr,.
Shelton Mcharg. Harry Raulcrson.
Bessie Templcton.
Piano Duet Viola Powell and A.
tic Russell.
Rho Sigma Journal Louie Lay
ton and Roy Baldwin.
The society then adjourned to
NICE, again next Friday afternoon.
Special attention is called to tho
fact that next Friday afternoon. Oct.
%, at 1:l5. the Alpha Omc"a and
the Rho Sigma Literary societies
will meet in joint dc'atc in the high
school audiio"i'.ii. The subject for
debate will ~, Resolved, That a law
yer y ustiliablc In defending his
Lent even when he knows him -
be guilty As this is the first joint
debate the societies will have had
tkis term. considerable interest is
shown on both sides and il will M
doubt be "A good meeting
Everybody is invited; no admis-
sion will be charged.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19

Tn" Thornwell Orphanage in
ton. s C., is under the direction md
control OF the Presbyterian synOds
OF South Carolina, George and Flor
ida. Florida has one-ffth interest
in it There are about - brick md
stone buildings on The I.i0 acre OF
r.tr lots owned by the instituf ION.
There are now Eta rhildren in the
Institution. Thirty Oi these are
Florida orphans ~ 10 this time
Florida Presbyterians have never
built any cottage on The premises
for housing its orphans. However,
or the first Of September last the
cornerstone of very neat. pretty
structure, To house a family OF twon-
,y children was laid with befttins
ceremonies. 1t is known as the
Florida cottage. The concrete walls
are completed and the woodwork is
now being rushed forward Only 2
thousand dollars is needed to COM
plete the building. Florida people
who feel that they would like to help
can send contributions to Rev. j.
B. Branch, Clinton, 5. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-16
A "Low-Step" Suggestion.

10 the Editor or The star:
Noticing your editorial in The Star of
Tuesday commencing the adoption of
high steps to streets cars. the following
solution is suggested to me:
Increasing the width Of the platform
by two additional steps laterally would
be inconvenient when two cars meet at
q curve and would also subject 1t to
greater danger of collision from short
turning vehicles about the front or rear
OF the car. Might it not be more prac-
lical to divide the one step into two lon
gitudinaHy, placing the lower half next
To the body of the car in such manner
that the graded step would look like
TWO steps viewed sidewise? AS persons
generally grasp the rail of the car with
she right hand. the right foot would take
the lower grade. the left the upper and
The right foot then to the Platform.
This would. moreover. be easier for the
aged or weak. who generally use both
hands. In stepping from the lower
Grade and releasing the right hand as
the left foot is placed on the upper
grade the left hand would naturally seek
the railing on the apron OF the platform
Again. it would be quite convenient in