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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
GERMAN BATTLESHIP
IS LAUNCHED AT
KEEL TODAY
Prinz Regent LuitpOld, the
Twelfth Dreadnaught Of
perial Navy, is One OF the
Most Magnificent AflOat.


tBy EVENING Herald a. p. Lessesi wire,
kiel, Germany, Feb. Tine new
German battlesnip prlra Resent
LnltpOld, the twelfth o. 8duought Of
The imperial navy. was launched TO-
day IN the presence of Emperor VIII
liam and Prince and Princess Ludwig
OF Batavia. as well as other members
of the royal family The venerable
BavariGu regent, after whom the bat
tloship was named, was unable TO att
tend the ceremony.
The Prince Regent LuItpold which
is practically identical with the battle
Enlps Kaiser, Kaiserin. Friedrich der
Crosse and Kocn.g Albert the last
Of which Is 60 be launched In March,
has "a tonnage of $4,000 ana is armed
with ton t3-inch and fourteen 6-inch
guns. She has a speed of - knots
an hour and her turbines are adapt
ed for the consumption of either coal
or oil fuel.
The German naval authorities have
abandoned I'm this class OF battleship
the grouping OF the turrets into port
and starboar9 batteries. which system
they arsued FOR a long lime was SUI
perlor to the American practice OF
dlsposing the turrets 80 That the big
guns could he fred from either side,
rho new ships have Ave turrets. three
OF which are on the center line fore
and art and the other two are echel-
onned amid ships IN this way two
guns are saved and the lighting value
Of the ships remain unimpaired by
their absence.
The total cost Of construction of tho
Prlnz Regent Luitpold was Sii,SSS,-
$50. which Is practically the same as
was expended on her predecessors OF
the Ostfriesland class, although she Is
much bigger.
The battleships Kaiser and Freder'
ich der Crosse are 20 Join the fleet
next autumn while the other three
are 20 be ready for commission n
1913
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
COURT NOTES

In the case of Lloyd Sturges ANA
Mary A. sturges as executors OF the
estate OF the late Frank y. sturges.
against A. r. Hunter a demurrer Med
by the defendant go he complaint was
sustained, with leave To the plalntlhs
10 amend their complaint within ten
DAYS.
In the case o. First National Bank
of albuquerque w. Neill b. Field, a
change of venue was granted 10 So
zorro county, both Hartles 10 the case
conserving thereto This action was
taken because OF the disqualification
OF Judge Reynolds who Is q stock
holders and director In the First Ma
tiOnal
Suit has hcen Sled By the Cpicago
Flexible shaft company OF Chicago
against Francisco Lucoro y Montoyd'
for S526.36, alleged to be the balance
due on an account for goods sold. The
plaintiff Is represented by Felix II.
Lester.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
MARRIAGE PROBLEM
IS SOLVED BY
YOUNG JOHN D.
Millionaire's Bible Glass Has
Found Out How Much a
Poor Man Needs Before He
Takes the High Dive.

lDy EvcntnH Herald a. y. Leased W ireI
New York. Fob. H. Eleven hum
dred dollars q year is the smallest In
come on which New York man
should venture in,o mauimony. ac-
cordlng to the verdict OF the Rockefel-
Ter Bible class. This D. tho eonclu-
sion arrived at as the result OF part
one OF tle cl1sss winter course OF
studies ia What Young Men ought
TO- Know ABOUT ENGAGEMENTS and
Matrimony" John -. Rockefeller.
~, has been present at all the ses-
siOns thus far and has taken an active
part IN the discussions.
The monthly expenses attending
marriage for "A young couple OF the
middle class, according 30 the class
program, is S1O2.50. Rent averages
SIS month. food. s2S; clothes, SIS;
gas. electricity ana wesaing. Sc med
icine, 81; car fare, So: 50 Tor amuse-
ments and church, and for summer
months, So A young man mEy mar
ry ns soon as possible but che class
! thinks preferably IN the early TWEEN
/ ties. Mr. Rockefeller caused laugh
Tea when he said the Best way 20
gain an ,dea of a girls disposition Is
to look az her mother n 81 import
ans for man to see his sweetheart
before breakfast he said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
JUAREz RACES
tlsv EvenSnR HeFaIe =. y. leased wirsl
Innrna- ALnninn- Enh lL-Enlrlol

tp,v nveninG HeraIs =. y. G.-ssse wiFsl
Juarez, Mexico, Feb. lf-Enules
for tomorrow
First race, purse. 2-yearolds' four
furongs Queen of The Turf W.
Right Little. 100; vested Rights. Neg
ligec. los. palatable los; lnquie'a'
ll2: Santa Call. %.
Second race. selling. six furlOngs;
eThe Visitor. so: 'Errof Docaserion.
g5. Don't Say 40, 100; 'lrish Beauty,
iO5: phil Conner. 1903; Mia, Zapra,
Fern L.. no, Regards Brighton, King
Elk, brave Wlthers, Novgorod. Brax-
ton li2.
Third race. handicap, six furlongs:
Delaney, 95 Dr. Dougherty, 1903; Fly
ing Footsteps, 1917 Chapultepec III
Fourth race. Chihuahua Handicap
81 200. mile and furlong John
Louis, Irish Gentleman, 100; Fireman
Uncle Ben, 1903. Arasee RoY Junior
i0S: Meadow ilS; Injury 100.
Fifth race. selling, one mile and q
furlong: sDottie 49,, 9S; Hiccough, 1919
Rake. Juarez. Tahoe. Bob Farley, lOo;
Minollotte, los; Rublnon, Cameo, TIT
rs. barney Oldheld TO.
Sixth race. selling, six furlongs
Odelia. 90: Bil Anderson, %. lad
stalwart. 107; Tim Judge, 1903; Emma
10, no; stafford. Bob Lynch, Hidden
Hand, il2
apprentice allowance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
GOOD ADVANCE SALE
FOR COLLEGE
COMEDY

The advance sale of seats Tor the
production of Brown OF Harvard 90
be given at The Elks theaier Mon
day evening under the auspices OF
the sigma Tau fraternity ui the unl-
Norsity OF New Mexico. indicates that
this most ambitious student lheatricai
effort Is to be splendidly patroniled
over 200 seats had been sold at 2
O'Clock this afternoon and the indi-
cations are that the clever college
comedy will De presented 10 a capacity
house
The piece has been in rehearsal Tor
many weeks past, and those who have
been privileged 90 watch the practice
work declare that Il viii be capitally
presented A dress rehearsal Ia 20
be- held al the Elks theater this
evening for the purpose of familiar
izing the young players with their
costumes ana stage surrounding be-
fore they make their formal bow 90
the public
Credit for the rapidity with which
tho student company has been round
ed into shape FOR q public appearance
is due ln large measure to thU expert
ness Of Coach Frank Lanhnm, who
has had professional experience hoth
as an actor and as "a stage director
10 should be remembered also that Mr.,
lanham had exceptionally good MAJ
torinl 90 work. with, most %. The
THROWN OF Harvard cast having had
much valuable local experience no
amateur theatrlcls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
NAMES OF GRAND AND
PETIT JURORS DRAWN
FOR THE MARCH TERM

The names OF the men who viii
serve on the grand and petit luries
during the March term Of court were
drawn today, bur will not be made
public until they have been notified TO
serve.
Divorce Granted.
Judge Herbert Reynolds today
granted decree OF divorce in ne
case of S. Johnson versus Brigidia
Chavez de Johnson. abandonment be-
ing the grounds.
sale Approved.
The court today approved the re-
port Of John NJ Moore. snecial mas.
ter who sold a certain piece OF real
estate held In the name Of Martin
Ryan, who was Killed In the Mexican
revolution. a mortgage on the property
being held by NJ. Helena Leonard.
Vags Sent 10 Jail.
Justice OF the Peace Jose Romero
today sentenced Nicolas Navorro 20
sixty days in jail FOR carrying con-
cealed weapon. and man who re-
fused 20 give his name. dOcketed as
John Doe, to serve ten DAYS for
vagrancy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
INDIANA BANDITS
STILL At LARGE
Men Who Tried to Rob Van
dallas Mail Train Got Big
Start on Pursuers; Posses
Securing Country for Them

CBy EvsainE HeraId A. - Leased Wirs)
Terre Haute. Ind, Feb i7.--Posses
SECURING the country had found ~"
trace this morning OF the bandits VINO
attempted 10 hold up tho Nandaiia =
New York-st Louis mall train NO
a. near Ligsett. Ind. six miles west
of here. late last night
Becadse OF more than an hour 3
delay in making SAP a special train TO
carry sheriff Walsh and his deputies
ta The scene Of the attempted ROBE
berry. and the cutting of telegraph
wires. tho bandits obtained pls
start
Besides the bandit on the train VINO
snot al the engine crew, IL Is The opin-
ION Of members of the train crew
tbat other members OF the bandits
were hidden IN deep cut ana at
tempts OF the robbers to stop the tram
In the cut failed because of their lack
"a knowledge of how 90 stop the
train with the bell cord. Railroad
officiais say no effort was made %
break into tho cars. II e. their be-
lief that when the bandits failed 20
stop the train IN the cut they ahan-
doned their attempt and fled.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
TAFT IS ASSURED
OF NOMINATION
FOR PRESIDENT
SAYSHOPEWELL
Wilson Broke His Pick When
the Harvey Incident De-
Cured; Harmon is Favorite
in New York.
WORKING MEN STRONG
FOR COL. ROOSEVELT

That Taft win undoubtedly be nom
mated on the Republican ticket for
president OF the United states; that
Roosevelt is very popular with the
workingmCH bat bitterly opposed by
Wall street: that Wilson has been re-
tired to political oblivion because Of
tho Harvey Incident and the strong
opposition 90 William jennings Bry-
an. and mat New York state ts
strong for Harmon and that he may
be nominated in Baltimore; and nnal-
is that Champ Clark r. a dead one,
as Gar as being in the runnlns fOr the
Democratic nomination--this and
much more information as TO the
latest developments IN the political
world o. brought back to Albuquer-
Quo hv Colonel willard S. Hopeweli.
who returned last nisht from an eN-
tended visit IN the eastern cities
whore he went 10 hook after bust
ness interests.
Colonel Hopewen said today that
while 10 is true that he had been Ia
the east on matters pertaining 70 the
New Mexico railway proposition ana
proposed extensions, he haa nothing
90 say for publication about railroad
business With reference TO politics,
however. Colonel IIopewell was glad
10 give his opinion regarding tht
present situation an Il exists In NeW
York and adjoinins states.
1T IL a f0rcgone conclusion that
Taft win be the Republican NOMINEES
FOR president" said Colonel Hope
we'll "ROoseveit 81 making a bis
noise. but Taft has the thing tied al
IN a knot wall street Is bitterly OBJ
posed 10 Roosevelt and II Roosevelt
A. nominated Wall street will support
Harmon for president, provided Har'
mon IL the nominee on the Demo-
cratic side. Roosevelt Is strong
favorlte with the workingmeR. lie
seems 20 be rs popular az ever Win
the masses. but tho big men OF the
country are against him.
Wilson "a not considered IN the
race az ali az far as New York Is
concerned. New York viii undoubt-
ediy 20 20 Baltimore strong foT Har'
mon. wilson punctured his own hoom
bernuse 81 the Harvey Wntterson IN
claent apa.easeeaa.ss, :, ~, inellgred nv
cnmity Of Williams Jennings Bryan
There seems TO be a feeling In th'
cast that Bryan may possibly STAN
Dede the convention again. In ana
event Bryan will be power IN th'
Baltimore convention and the mar
who wants the nomination VIII Dc
wen 20 sign up with Wihiam Jen
nings before he starts out 10 get II.
Harmon r. gaining strength a
Wilson IS losing a. The conservative
Republicans see In Harmon a SAT
nna sane man and are using their ~
fluencs to push him forward. II har
mon Is the candidate he viii be pre-
ferree over Taft by many voters.
AS far as / could learn In Me-
york ana elsewhere. there isn't ~
slightest change for Champ Clari
There Is a feeling Of interest in "
dsrwooa. but he Is considered poo
timber because he IL from the sou'
and will not be strong enough
swing the northern states,
III looks good deal Ike Harme
10 me. although OF course all be
may be called off and o dark hor'
bo put over before half the delegate
know what IS going on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR PATRIOTIC
CELEBRATION
Prominent Speakers Will AS
sist in HOnoring Memories
of Two of Greatest Men in
History.


The comm lttee IN charge OF the ar
ranRements for the joint Washington
and Lincoln celebration 10 be held IN
the Central school assembly hall next
Monday evening. to-day announced the
program Tor the occasion. The AFFAIR
viii be under the auspices Of G., X.
Warren Post No. o, Grand Army OF
the Republic Allied patriotic soci-
eties including the Ladies OF the O.. a.
r.. Womens Relief Corps, Sons OF
Veterans, and Sons OF the American
Revolution. viii attend In a body and
actively participate IN the program
which viii be as follows;
Meeting called 20 order by ]. NJ.
Muggley. post commander.
Patriotic Air-High school Orches-
ira.
Prayer--By Chaplain Thomas Har-
wood.
song-"Amerioa.
Address-Hon. @. s. Klook.
Address-CoL Edward Johnson, de-
partment patriotic Instructor.
sonE-"Rally Around the Flaa
Boys"
Address-Hon. o. y. Marion,
song-"Batue Hymn OF the Repub-
llc."
Addrcss-Mayor ], w Elder.
Addresses by Patriotic Instructors
OF John A. Logan Circle No. and
Womens Relief Corus.
song-National HYMN.
Address W, Wilson.
Address--M. j. Mcquiness.
Everybody IN Alhuquerque is cor
cIaily invited 20 attend the exercised
and the assembly han will likely Id
crowded with patriotic people on 'h'
night OF the celebration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. Feb. 17--Reports % free
offerings of Argentine wheat az Liv-
erpool had depressing effect today
an the market here. in addition
there were generous receipts north
b dst and the weather was favorable
for the winter crop. Opening figures
We're shade TO Lac lower. May
started az Sl.O1 Ia to 1.01 as. a
drop Of a sixteenth TO lisa lie,
touched S10i a-SW1.01h and then
sagged 20 2t0f 1-Sm1.0l 10.
Mild weather weakened corn. May
opened a shade 30 t-sc of az 6Sfp
gs l-Sc TO Gs 1-sc. rallied 90 6S is
ass lac and fell later % csc.
A moderate appearance of aggros-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
CYCLONE JOHNNY THOMPSON
KNOCKS OUT LESTER

sydney, Aus Feb H." cyclone
1ohnny Thompson he American mid'
dlewelght pugIlIs Ioday knocked oui
Jack Lester of ClcUm. wash, the for
msr heayyweighi hampton OF Aus
trNlia. in the tWpu 10th round Lester
was leading ON points when be re-
Ceiyed the knockout blow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
The Markets
TONE or MARKET
WAS SOMEWHAT FiRMER


GBy EveulnR Herala y. Leased Wtrel
New York. Feb 1.-THE market
closed firm Manipulation brought
certain stocks into prominence and
there was a somewhat flrmer tone m
the whole list The recognized lead
ers reached their highest figures OF
the session with the demand arising
principally from the shorts who de-
sired to even up on the week. Amer
lean Cotton oil was unusually active
and moved up ! 3-fc. Norfolk and
Western also was largely dealt in and
gained a point.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

upheld oats. notwlthstandine iho lack
Of strength IN other grains. May
started a shade 20 i-Sc lower az
5g 2-SW 523ac ana quickly rose TO
52ihW52 5-Sc.
Provisions showed flrmness In SYM
pathy with higher prices az the yards
Initial snles were unchanged TO Sc up
with May ti5.g5 for pork Sa.O7h for
lard and $50 for ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
on mEAnINd P0sTPoNED.

w Nfs atis Fe5. i7.r-rl.e hearing ON
ana nnnaamus writ for the Pierce IN
terosts 10 receivc and record the Not.I
cast by the Rockefeilr faction ~ tn.
annual stock hoiders' meeting OF lh'
waters Pierce oil COMPANY "aa con-
tiraed today until next Friday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

Kansas city Feb. -Cattie--R Re-
celpts 200. no southerns. market
steady; native steers. Si.50m S.26i
southern steers. $1,000 ESQ; southern
cows and heifers. $4,000 500; native
COWS and heifors. 32.s0eI6 $50; stock
ors and feeders. $4,000 eco; bulls.
$500 $50; western steers, $1,000
1.25: western COWS. S3.O0m5 .25.
Hogs Receipts 5000: market
steady 10 Sc higher; bulk Of sales,
$50 a $50; heavy, S6.20m 6.25; pack
ers ana butchers. S6.05 ~ 6.25: light
s5.T506.t0: pigs, $A40m $40.
Sheep Receipts goo; muttons,
S3.2OWA65, lambs. $3.50 GEO. fed
wethers and yearllngs. S3.50G $500
fed ewes, S2.75Wi0b.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

Juarez. Feb. i7,-Firu race, ave
furlongs and half-Batwa, le5'
(MolosWorthl, 90 !. won; Florence
Kripp, 1906. Umos), rs 10 I, second
Mary Emily no. OKcderis), o 10 i,
third. Time, 1907 %.
camarada. Miss Miller, Patsy
Beach. FRAGILE, El ratio, Naria ana
Milo also ran.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
10 cure . cold IN one Day.

take LAXATIVE bItUMU WulnIun
Tablets. Druggists refund money 70
n falls 20 cure. y. w GROVES
signature Is on each box. 25e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
jim coRBETT AND THE PRIZE
FIGHTERS.

The ex.champion Is a regular con
tribut0r 10 the Herald and his article
for the big week end issue Of the ~
paso Herald IL very spicy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Feb. 7.-Cattle- Receipts
500, market steady; hoovcs. Sl,I0fr
$50 Texas steers. &4.6Om 5,T5. west
ern steers. $500 100, stockers aud
feeders. S4S0m6.50; COWS and heif-
crs, sf.f0MG.5B; calves, f5.7SnS 60.
Hogs -Reccints 10000; market
strong 10 Sc higher light. $500
6.25: mixed, S5.90m6.27Mi heavy.
ss.95Wg.80: rough. S5.95N6.O5; pigs.
$3.50 $50; bulk OF sales, $4,000
6.25.
sheep Receipts 1000; market
slow, steady native. s3.35 a. ass;
western. S5.6OG6.90: yearlings. st.S5
a5.SO. native lambs. $4,000 $50;
western lambs. &475M $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
wlLL oREEN GOES SKATING.

Willie pulls on one of his uneNpect.
cd stunts and the other fun makers
are an busy In the week end issue OF
the I'D paso Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

Chicago. Feb. i7.--Close:
Wheat May 100 3-S01-2i JUL
90 T-S695.
Corn-May G7 10: July GO is.
Oats May 80 LIS; July 90 SO.
Pork--May st5.75.
Lard-May 1906.
Ribs--8S. 60
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
New YORK Stocks.

New York. Feb. l7.-Close:
Amalgamated 6l Ia.
Sugar it9.
Alchls0n iOl
Great Northern 1870 Is
New York Central il0 i.2
Northern Pacific III.
Reading i57.
southern Pacific los.
Union Pacific 1874 Ia.
New York Money
New York, Feb. i7.-Call money
nominal Prime paper Q l-2W4 per
cent. MEXICAN dollars fTc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
Cotton Market.

New York, Feb. IT, spot cotton
closed quiet: middllng uplaHds,
s1O.85; middllng gulf. 5000. No
sales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

New York. Fob. 17.-Copper Sii50
6l4.75; tin Sl2.756i325; Head Si.Oi
l-2mi10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

81, LOUIS WetlIo.
ST. Louis, Feb. LEAD steady.
S3.95; spelter irm $500.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-18
WE PRINT IT FIRST.

Just in modest way without
buster or bragadocio Evening
Telegram may say that as regards
news of the national conventions. as
well as all other matters OF great i'm
portance, the milk in the c0cOanut.
the grain in the chaff. may be Sc
cured from this paper some hours
earlier than from any other source.
We are served by the same agency
that gives the news 10 the biggest
papers in the cOuntry-the AssOciat-
ed Press-and they never allow any
patron, big or little, to be scoOped
on any event of real Importance. We
might add that this is the only
newspaper in the interior of Florida
that has this service.
vi tOuISc, We 'dHHOl SiNS tuc min
or details with which the big city
dailics fiji up their columns, any
more than Lakeland jewclry store,
for instance, can carry 4 stock like
Tiffany's, or a department store,
highly creditable to this city, can
compare with Wannamaker's. We can
only content oursclf with giving tC
Lakeland the best newspaper service
that any town. anywhere, Of thu
same population can boast. We have
a challenge outstanding. asking an!
reader Of this paper who can pro
duce a better paper, published In an!
town in the country Of the same siz
OF Lakeland. to bring it to this Of
fee and We will equal or surpass II
IL we have to bust q hamestring.
Remember you Always read It II
the Telegram FIRST!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-18
\ slanderins torgue is moro ~ H..

\ slanderins tongue is more IL h..
dreaded than the most loathsoma rep
tile that erawlS upon the face q: ,,.s
earth for he viii give warning h.
fore he strikes vol hu, a sand rsr
never. L. a ,.aa or woman start
IN the io~nwar. goad % ..lin AM W.
are al prone - Sep as.d, and or
slide OF. ~li'e on - destruction =
instead Il sire, hing out h, hand
a. brothcrly love ana saving -t.;-
progress. We stand II and i. .hs.,.
slide lie Who can >-oon aswa -,
I;ft lin his fallen brother frog1 -bs
mire and place hin. on his feet and
whisper sweet counsel in his or s-.s
hid him go and lead a better lifa. !
-rulv a benefaetor 10 the race
Exch
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-18
The Winning Of a Heart.

No man who wins a woman :
heart, and marries her. will have any
difficulty in keeping her love through
veal or woe if only he loves her and
does not forget TO tell her so. not
once for all. but over and over again
Life largely consists of compensa-
tons. and not the least of these is
that while a man may choose and a
woman must wait 20 be chosen. wom-
en- love 70 be loved. aud tenderness
and sympathy rarely fail 10 win their
Rove and Ia retain il when once won
The trite saying that trihes MAKE
up he sun OF human life is espee-
iaily f-ue Of women
Men maxi on Of t4ei- creates.
mistakes in neslec,ins the ,i,tle
'Aisss the owing word. the small
attentions @E.ea ar 70 q womaa. ;
asar- Wa. tew Is u tie slower
When woman loves nan s..e i,
Hke the ha-o "a Marin n,sl-s fairr-
-sle. and ,cok. g, him through ross-
log, +. %,as~ Y 5aaeiration -
10 has sus ea..z.n- power as III
FICTION - ro-e. Wiz. he7 love
'.Ae Il i. ta- al. n
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-18
CORRESPONDENCE,
BY Walt Mason. }


Are your ways much better than
those of your dad? The present day
letter makes lots of folks mad. 1t
seems most unduly and needlessly
small; Dear Sir" and Yours
Truly" and that's about all. No COS
sip is written, we've no time to
waste; we lOonies are smitten with
microbes of haste. No news Of the
muley old COW or the pig; Dear
Sir and Yours Truly and then
comes the sig! How wiser and bet
ter the way of your sire! When he
wrote a letter he used up a quire;
he strung words together with fervor
and est. and told of the weather,
the crops and the rest; Aunt Mary
was havin' much grief with her hair;
he told of the SPAWN upon the bay
mare; the big spotted gander got
sick and went hence; old Tom Alex
ander had painted his fence. The
news OF the neighbors was all writ
ton there; their games and their Ia
hors, their JOY and their care. The
modern way better? Indeed, and in
deed. The oldfashOncd letter had
something to rad. just got 4 bill
let from Jenkyns de Smith; he'd no
time TO fill it some ideas with; his
Dear Sir and Yours Truly and
that's about all.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-18

The Tampa Tribune in ills issue
OF today credits an excellent editorial
TO the Lakeland News which We re-
grct to say WAS not written for that
paper. SOME other State paper being
entitled 10 the credit Fer contra
We very frequently STE our editorials
copied in other papers without any
credit nj all However. We never
make any kick about this. as la "ap.
propriaie he editorials Of anothc,
is the highest and sinrcrcst cemlli-
men, that can be paid the writer