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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
A MARRIAGE LICENSE.

A marriage license has been Issued
to Lyle B. HOrnor and Lena L. Mar
tin.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29

If Congressman oscar w. Under
wood, Of Alabama, realizes his am
oltion and becomes proprietor of the
charming wife win Of course as
Sume on that day the title Of FIRST
lady of the land" She would carry
the title with the charm and Quiet
dignity which has made her SO many
friends at the capital during the
years that she has been here in the
capacity Of congressrnan's wife.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29

President Jose Miguel Gomez, OF
Cuba. is a very busy man these days.
In fact, he's so busy with this new
revolution that he finds little time
in which to. attend cock tights--a
pastime. by the way. which finds
great favor with Cuban gentlemen OF
leisure. Since becoming president,
Gomez has h great deal OF trout
Bile with the blacks. The negroes
are very fond Of holding office, but
the president has not shown as much
Difference toward that race in max
ing appointments as he has toward
the Spanish. This seems to be one
OF the moving causes Of the moving
causes OF the present rebellion. 8
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29
70 the Coming Chica 81 Con
pention from The STATE
Of New srsey
CARRIES TIE STA IE
Over President Taft oy a PHI
rality Of Il 200 il the
PlTIInaTIeS.

NEWARK, N !. May 2g COL
Ionel Theodore roosevelt On the RE
publican side ana WOODROW Wilson
on the Demo tatic side were over
whelmlng winners 81 Yesterday S
primaries although pompiete re-
turns had mot been reeelved from aid
the counties early today
Roosevelt Win have the states
Etwenty-eight delegates Is tl,s caica
go convention. ana II ne preleren
tia vote his pluraiity ove pagt 81
be about 10000 Wilson got twen-
Ity-four delegates -Four were unin-
structed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-29

Continued on page tour.l
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
xbruOOr WaOmmiens graber.

8roFeIIor Ntueu5t Wtommien. 6er
iiingIte uu6 einoig iiberIebenOe Der
6etamrten 0rei Briioer, Dolenoete am
20. SlGi .. S. fem n~ear3igItes Sc.
bensiobr. @ie Gbeooor uno GDhO
MOmmien bot er eott3 ben @tfSeH'
Sfnften geIebt uto iih m DieIfohen
5hriften, buupti1hIid oaif Dem &e-
bet Der grieffi1en Gbrcgpologie, ei.
men qenhteten Mamen ernporben. Or
lit nod einer Der menioell naber.
Iebenoen, ore i'm Sabre t848 attipeR
@utbeaI am Rnmpf Der Serao9tbiimer
aegen DGnemorf genonmen b0ben,
uno OerIor 5ierourt leirte SteIuit9
uIs @pmnnfi0Iiebrer IN GlenS6urg,
maBte oos &eimntbba1s0 perLaIIen un0
febrte crit I'm Sabre 1864 oils Yro~
feilor un6 &onrettor an Der DOM
italIe no9 Shlesrutg 5nriid, mo er
bis al letrer Beniionieriitg I'M Sabre
1888 mtrfte. SaitOem lest er in It'll.
Ter 8urii69eogenbeit in einem Boz.
orte Sombungs uno erirut lih nod
bente bei OOlteer geiItigeg 6rifte
elmer rerb6Ituibm1bis glten @eiun6.
beh.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Sine OisIisitiss gInms.

@enige 2eute iDifieu, mas fir cine
bieIieitige Yflanae bic GonnenbLllute
lit, Seren befonnteite gigenIdoft ee.
ra6e in Der @tmieitieteit Iiegt, NIT
Der lie ibr @efiht BET Come auiUeu.
set. 9ie IdCnen groBen 8IiitbeM lie
fern einen seLbem 6nrbltOff. Die
feline i9mnr5e Trumt Bat einen fei-
uen mnnOeIOrtiseu @eiHmod unb
tpirb in @iioeurppa un0 im Orient
gegeIfen. Dos Souptqpultum Oes
Gamens ober bent 0nau. Elm Dcr5ug'
Ii1es @peiie0I 5u bereiten, uHO bic
trodenen MiidItGnOe fino Elm eutes
@iebfutter. Die @amen Der0en AUDI
germ Don Sibneru per5ebrt. Ro@
pielieitiger lit Die BerUenOung Der
5tengeI. Man Oer6renHt tie, I'M
8ottaIhe 0araus gu oepinneu; nber
aud oIs em0bnIihes6euerunesmate
rial boben Die GteugeI etneu @erth.
Dieg bineien Deriteben es. GUS oen6c-
fern Der Steneel einen ieiSenortigen
Spinnitoff berouIteqen, uno aud in
Observation-Disclosures gibt es eineEer.
men0ung fur bic SteneeI. I'm nQers
eigenartigiten ober lit Die Wertpen-
6une, Die Der @tengeI Der SOnnen.
bIume beim Bau bon - @riegSlhif-
fen fin0et. 60 oft cine Y~on0erpLntre
erfunoen miro, bic ie6em BroieftiL
trost, ebenIo of miro mGmli@ Elm
Ytemes 4roieftH erfurOem. Gns ieOe
Nanaerplotte OurdJIonert. 9ie EeM.
nif BEG @hiffsbaues iuGt Sesbn@
ghon lonee nod Wanterinlien, Die Das
@in0ringen beg @dfiers Ourm Die IN.
ben Tan3er geiAolienen 20der per6tn-
bern. Gin Ioldes MnterinI ober 1T
cine G1i9t fomprimirter Sonmen-
blrmenItenueI, bic man SDii6en ben
ooppeIten Gtoblmdnoen Der mo6ernen
Rriegsi1iffe onbrtngt. SIT oorn elm
BroiettiI Ourh beiOe StobIpIntteu
georuneeu, ioboB oos 8oiIer EN-.
front, 10 bat Die ermGbnte fompri.
mirte GAiht BON SonuenbIumeniten.
geIn bic gieeniHnft, unter Der Gin.
iDirtung BEG @nIiers Oerart az queI.
len, DOB Sas God lih BON ielber
SGIieBt un0 Ons W0hOrGnsen 0es
@olIers in Ben Shiffsroum Uerbin.
Aart hnirA
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
SebensfreaOe


@reffe beberSt a. BEN Gehsr 6x &uf,
@enm i'm oos EdifIaI Dr fpenod
@tuHoen, In nengn entfdgen NJ uritBt,
Reihtih has Qebgn biz ieHpet.
ST eH ia neift nun fiir ean5 tur5e Sett'
&nB bu Die 8reubeu empftnoeft;
Bdbreno Die SoIeeu BON GdmeraeH MD
Qeio
2nngfn1n bu nur IberiDiHbef.
@iu audi bic @eIt beine 2uit ui@t bG'
fe5'H,
GpU bid ibr urtbeiI niht itDren.
Rannft 6u Dor biz nllr nit &bren be-
iteb'u,
Braudf 6u Gif giemdno gu b6ren.
8reu' Sid oes 9ebens, 10 lang ou ber'
mngit,
Geele nnb 2eib 5u erquideu.
6reH' bid bes 2ebens, 10 lang ou eS
SrOb in bic Sutlmft gu BIiden.
@retFe be5erSt su benz 8eder Der 9ut,
Benu ibn bds Shid1ol Dir IpenOet.
Stnn0en, in benen entId9en on mrBt,
ttei6Iih bos 9eben Dir ien6et.
Sreu' bid bee 2ebens, 10 lang hu nerS
rnngft,
Guor, un6 bid ou erquiden.
Sreu' bid oes 2ebers, 10 lang on eS
ungit,
Srob in bic 9utunft Su 6lideu-
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
&OneftDren.

&oneftoren, pelfe in ibrer Dis
Itritten autoriIiert fin0, Die abOnne-
mentsbetrdge at erbeben M10 a1
quittieren, iino folgenoe Serrem:
Ri6aro 8eiBfer, SID 8eIt 9nb
9ft uno ytOro Dit,
6riB Rlein, 915 90. s. ADe., q. 49,,
fir ben 90. SO. DeItIi@ BON Der
10. StraBe einihIieBIi@ George
toDn ul0 GfoBlDn.
Saul SaIfter, 1868 80. Cir, q. g.,
fir ben q. SO. n0rOIi@ BON Der
16. StraBe.
Muguit genoer fir GongreB 8et0bts.
@egen Rlogen, Die uls bte un6
90 %5ufommen, oaB oaS ~SournoI1
niht bis Gamftags Mben6s ODER crit
Montags in Die @Gnoe Der 3eier
fommt, teiIen mir nit, ooB Die Bet
tug 0eitig gcrug auf Die BOit fOmmt,
UNI Samitogs Worgens nit eriter
Yoft nbgeliefert al tuer0en.
Man beihmere fi9 prompt BET ben
Serren 8rieftrGgern. @ei BieOer-
holltng bitten mir I'M Inhrtht per
Eelephon. Main 1883. ODER Our@
YoItfarte.
@~rgebenSt
Der 9eraMs8eber.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Gin srief s~eetDoDens.

Gin bisber unbetonnter 8rief 8stz
thoDens bef.nbet iiG in Der Muto=
Notwithstanding beg Wiener5 amms
Iers 5ofratb Or. Guftdb b. Surte.
@r bat foloenben WortIaut, Der IN
qetreuer BeibebaItnng Der G6retbs
peiIe oes Originals n~ie0ergegeben
lit: NuffGrift 0uf Der MuBenfeite:
.An ben Grtiberrn bon Sirtbetm
II. Ii. @eilerftette go. 855 Bier Stod.
Mnf Der Snnenfeite: Sd mar nit
meinem 8ruOer, treI9er in elmer 4ns
gelegenbeit NIT ibneu notbntn6ts gu
Ypre6en bat. i9on mein Iieber s.
geftern mebrmoIsn Bel tbnen, oa muu
mir geIagt, bdB sic berte gegen Sin
uEr in Der BDbmtI9en Rdn5lei fetn
perben, 10 perbe i1 tpieber bort mt
meinem 6rn 8ruOer 8iirgerl. Npotbes
fer in Gina gu ibneu tOmmen, ntdt
uber I'm tie ni&t gu ftnben, fOnbern
INN tie gu ftn0en alba = 0ergefen
fie unIere oIte Greun6f9aft ntdt,
uno tpenn sic mas fir meinen
8ruoer tbun tOnnen, Obne Die 0fters
reihif9t Monurhe I'm au ftOBsn.
10 boffe ID, fe bereit gu ftnbsn. =
lebtn ie tpobl Iteber TreDberr unb
IoFen lie 1ih beute fin6en, bebenf'H
lie, bdb aud i9 Elm Greiherr bin.
fpern aud ni9t benz Nabmert nn9!!!!
NIT inniger N9tung ibr Sreunb unb
@iener lubpig Ban 8eetbOben."
Der Brief TT unbattrt. Der
8eetboDenforf9sr Or. SD. b. Grtrns
mel elaubt i'm ober nm 1916 Oos
tiren su fOnnen. Wos 8eetbopens
8ruDer Sobann, Der felt 1807-O8
in Gina MpOtbeter mar, bon bern
Srbrn. b. Sirtbeim tnpIlte, oebt aus
6em Brief ni9t berbDr. TrimmeI
mill aus Der lnunieen 8emertune
8eetbopens iiber feinen namenIoIen
JretberrnFunb f9lieBsr. baB IS iih
6arum gebonbelt babe, benz BON Sc
bonn unb aud BON Qu6pis fGlf9ltn
nIs MbelsprGbitdt eeoeuteten ban"
TIRES Gamiliennamens Die 0Iterreth,s
I9e N~Oelsgeltung gu berf6offen.
Damn miiBte man ~oIleroings nnnsbs
men. BOB 2ubtpig bieIes unternehmen.
feines BruOers BON Dornberein fir
uusF9tsIOs gebaIten bGttc. benn ans
bernfdlIs tDGre Die Nnsrtennune bes
permeintIiGen Mbels aud feline eigsne
Go@e getpeien, tpGbrenb er in BEN
Briefe nur BON einem MnIieqen feis
mes gruoers, bes biirgerI. Mpotbelers,
fpri9t. Nutiirliaer erfnsint 0nher
bic Mnnabme. buB es ii6 Inn cine be-
rufli4e MngeIegenbett bes g~lpOtbeters
pebonbeIt babe, in Der Der beFrsunoete
5onitGtsreferent Der bDbmifnen 9oF-
tunaIei UNI 8eiRanb nngeganger iDers
ben {oIlte. Wenn ibrigens Die
6areibung Beethoven" nidt ettpu
nrf einem 2sIsfs3Ier berubt, 10 ginpe
Oaruus berpor, boB 8eetbOpen ben
bort nit m gefdrisbenen 2aut aud
10 ssIpre&sn Hah GIfO MIDI pk I.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Die Srnderei Ses n@aiBinstpn
Iisfert prompt 0rndarbsi.
ten in ensIiider iOmie and in Sent-
ider Gprade. Rene Sbpeu, neue Ser.
pseaapts Sebisnaao.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Ser Tenfers JrabItas.
eEisse BON Grnef 8rt@err ,. 0aaIsH.

GEiaae BON Grnef 6rtiherr b. GnbIen.
Dos Mtttdgefen purbe etuds
1&peiefom eingenommsn. aber bds
mar ni1t meme G1ulf = frog ber
bortpurfsboIen 8Iide meincr Jruu.
Sd tonnte mir bod unmOeIi9 sefuls
len loTen, boB Der @ensel feline
@6uImdppe f9on fpieber dIs @9Iits
ten bsnuBt bate unb Oaruuf ben pds
|4enbsrg binubgrfouF mar.
GinmaI 1T cine G9uImoppe tsiu
Gu6riperf, unb bonn CAB es aud gar
ni6t 10 Disl 6Dfen, aIs Der Sunee
brouGte, ipenu Der 9oI9enberg unter
66nes lag. Gum britteH NuIe
tbaute es bereits. sc gine gum Sriihs
ling. Da, mo bic Ruti4buhu enbete,
mar elm Sei9 BON S@lumm uub
@1neetunte.
CUR @trdfe folte 6er Sunge n09
BEN GFen nt1t htEdus. Inter tetnen
nmTtGnbsn. RGmentItH. bu Ct F@
nod btdfeuto 5etgte. Geine gnnse
Reue bsftdnb in einem fiir9terlt9eu
Nppstit. ST oB, bag Ct f@niBte.
Gs bIisb aIfo babel.
Rad benz GFen Isgte ia mid Elm
Denig Bin unb iiberlieb ben @Hnber
ben DerItedten, ouseIsi@enben CART
Ii@teiten fstner Wutter. W6brenb
bic Seller obgerdumt nurben. b6rte
i'd fDodr bic Sbiir bes tIeinen W0nbs
Imrontes 9e6en, mo bic Safes aufbts
spohrt tpurben unb bic gbOtoldbe.
gigentIi9 bate man bGsesen Gin
Tpru4 erbeben miifen ~ dber i'd lag
70 moIig unb mar i'm @runbe gar
ni6t in Der Gtimmuna mid Guf3u=
rseen. @u9 intereFirte mid, mas bic
beiben ba miteindnber fIifterten:
~Du, Meutti -
st = papa I9ldft. Ra9"
Sud nal bic SDo3iutbe =
.@us 1T benn bGmtt, metn
Sung?"
,@ie min ns@ = imner nod BLOB
Der cine griine au0pp.S
Wtetne Srdu trat letIe an ods 6eps
ferbrett. ipD unler 4rreIfGnt tiefiins
mig in ben 6Dd3intbentOpf fhdute, ben
i'd bort btngeiteut, unb befen eriten
Srieb mir 19on Dor etn pnGr Mo9en
ais TriibIingsbOten begriibt R0tteu.
sDas ntr6 i@oR weSbeR, &taA
Gdb nus nt&t eAS
PGu1e.
vDu, WtMttt -
vgoaS
~Wm enbe If bas nod GTts uiFa
Sriibling = tpcsR"
.Nm gnbe tOmrnt er NAL gar
ni6t ~ nas9"
r@6er. Sunss! Sriibling muB
es bod ~,tperben!"
yNd,. ma -"
Dieter 3peifeI in bic cberne Sc
feBmGBi9teit Der Hdtur tldng 10 tief,
haB i'd i'm i'm 9dlbiaIaf unpiltir-
Iidi p~eiterfpann.
Dos mare ia nod f90ner - fem
SSribling! Son uniinn! Nber f6lieRz
lid pesbalb ni9t9 Der @olfftrpm
fonnte Ii9 eltdltet ober Ion1t cine
G9raube i'm @eltme9dnismus Ii1
qeIodert ba5er. llnb am Gnbe mar
es pielIei9t serobe bic Jriblinss-
f9ruube.
gIin3eInb fOIste i'd ben buntsn
9lrabesfen duf Der Ramelbdarbede
bes Sofas unb p%srfant in elm traum-
hdftes Ha1benten
Rommen piirbe er f9On Der
Sriibling. Notirli1. Sb dber fir
ale Menf9en ~
@er teinen GriibIing bat, benz bIiibt
er nint
@er I6peigt, benz tOnt tetn G6o bier
duf @rben,
WsF' Ser3 ni6t bi9tet, Der faBt tein
@ebi9t,
llno per ni9t Iiebt, benz pirb ni9t
2iebe rerbsn.
lInb 10 peiter. @sbr f9Dn. Bon
mem lit bas gIet9g - ga, egdI! Sc
benfaGs lift es 10. Damn sibt es dber
audi nod anbsre Meni9en, bic ben
5rii6lire bei3 erfetnen - uber bod
an ibm poliibergehen, Ober gar I'm
ibn 6etro9en perben. 60 wie iener
ba - Der Die 80. SO.
gans ri9tig. guf 38 FAB er. gs
NOR bic Gd3els. bic an ben v@ebeim=
r~othsflHgel' ltisB. mo mir preBmen=
fGaen HntgrssbpoHt tpGrert - bic 8p,
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13


t.v, fir bag fEnbhofts TeoerDkb.
@srls Bo9eu BATH IA ab3RbrNmmen.
Nnc isoen WorQeu, rDenn t9 5ur
5~rsiItunbe in ben sol gtug, fab N
ben BON go. SO. MlIsrbings nttr ben
baIbeu &Opf - bos ME cine 8Hrfte
dufgetdmmte 6oor, bic brettt, piers
fantioe @tirn unb urtsr ben sruubuz
f9igsn grauen Elm paor tiefer, tums
merpolsr Nueen, bic INNER IN bic
cine Gde bes duBersn 3sueHfenfsrs
Ttarrten.
Sin gefdbrIi6er &unbe iibrteens =
Rdub oDsr bergleiten. Gigeutli4 ges
b0rte er in ZEN mastenfIiigeI, aber sr
mar nit f6riftli9en Nrbsiten bsf4dfs
ti9t uno Elm filler Menf9 ieBt.
glie mobte ct bon Der 6retftunoe
@ehruu9. So6alb es lGutste, itieg er
off feinen @9emel unb ftarrte in bic
9erHerede. limb aud mn nm bic
Trii6linesseit berum. @onit Iub ibn
Miemonb aIs iein Nuffsber.
Sid -" erfpiberte 0iefer duf meine
oeIeoentlife Trage, bat is ne puBige
3rIfe. rid 'rdiis3ufriegeu aug bic
@lloe; f9dmt fi9, miifen Sc ptfen!
1tnb MID gtps - gu feinem Wtens
Then; audi gu mir MID. BLOB 10 I'm
tie 3eit rum, benn bittet er um me
GrbTe. SOL sigentIt9 nt9t Ifnb,
cher er friegt ft. Die bu6bsIt er in
cir. Mduerribe 3tpifden 8pei 3iegelz
Feline unb rauert, Biz fe oufsebt. Sid
- 3nei Sabre ma9t er bus f4on,
lino aHte BAT er no9."
mas bat benin Der Mlenf4 bos
ton2"
.EiG penn is uufge6t, is Griib>
ling"
go unb p"
.g9eiter nif6t. @enn 70 Elm srii=
res Spridel6en fommt, Denn freut er
f6 unb GdBt aIlefDeiI bus Genftsr ouf
- bis es pieber friert."
limb ME seiqt er feline Treubeg"
,J}u ~ blo5 10 mit'n 9e1t9t. Dds
is benn MD 70 grau ME IOnft, unb
bic Nuqen finb bIGnter. Geben Sc
NAL. Te6en Ge, DottOr = ME er mad
her SIDE f6mult! ne 3u puBige Rrute!
Oies Sahr. Derifeh'n sc, baden mir
uns ndmIi6 n @iB gemo9t unO tim
me tpurmiae grbTe ae0eben -"
Die @o6en gingeu Fin. 3GNgf
fhon bldute ein bterediges 5tid9en
lelldtenben unb tparuen 9onnerz
himmels in bic 3eGIen. @ber INNER
rp9 tuu6te bic breite Stirn hinter
benz Sitter auf, unb Die ttefen, tumz
merbouen Mugen fuhten ben Srihe
ling. Jim ben man i'm betrOgen bate.
sd rihtete mid Guf.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

gintge Monen ginsen boriiber. -
NHeFDr BON Rlib porf fi9 in
full dress uno fubr I'M Mutp mad
BEN Mnbdlter BnhnbOf. Seute fOl<
ten feline @9nefter unO Gnnte 2itfe
III Berlin ~eintreffen. Mntunft uno
Gmpfdng erfubren prOgrammgemGBe
Mbnidelung. SEPT fnse mir enoli9
einmol, tporum 0u mid ni9t ais
Define GGpefter bier Iebsn polttFg
1oete gerfrub. nIs man nun i'm Wa=
gen mad benz 9oteI fubr. LIMB ibr
TtunO DeraOs ii& gu tinem bsluifig>
ten GmmolIen.
Yer MFsFOr Io@t. .@tdotssez
beimniB - oarf pOrerit ni9t Derras
tbtm tDer6en! @irft faOn feben, @er-
sniiee Did oumit - GIs msine 8ruut
0u selten.N
rMIs Define HrdutG" edDten
srEount 3Dei ipeibIi9e @timmen.
$50 imns ni9t GnOern.~ Der
Nruber sHGte Die 4@ielu.
~lub Dn. IisbsS 9aas&su, tuisit
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

oS6 rihtste mid uuf.
09sin Sunge fturrte INNER nod in
ben SDasintbentOpf, Der ni9t merben
DDute.
SD iuqte i'm binans, ouf DuB sr
mir ben 1riihLina nt4t perpafe.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

WTgEUGWV
Der SeraasSeber.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
GLORIOUS NE VS.

comes from Dr.. !. n. Curtiss. Dwight.
kans. He writes: L not 0 ~ have
cured cases OF eczema 10 my pa.
tlsnts with Electric Bltter., but also
cured mvselt by them OF the same dis.
ease. fesl sure they will benefit any
case Of eczema" This shows what
Thousands bave proved, that Electric
B.tters is most effective bl, cd pu i.
fer. It. az eXcellsnt remedy for ecze.
ma, letter. salt rheum, ulcers, bols and
running sores. 1t stimulates liver, kid
n Ays and bowels, egpels poisons, helps
digestion, builds up the strength. Price
b0cts, Satisfaction Ausranteed by all
druggists.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

Very few of the papers of
Florida which were previously
inclined to favor Woodrow Will
son for the Presidency could re-
sist that Underwood money to
run an extra. The Tampa Times
and the Pensacola Journal still
stand pat. Jacksonville Metrop-
dis.
The publishing of the Under
wood section by the newspapers
was simply matter of business,
for which we were paid. The
Enterprise Recorder will adver
tise for any of the candidates,
but this does not mean that
these candidates are our choice,
We had previously expressed
a choice for Wilson. and hold to
it yet, but even now if Clark OF
Harmon also wish to run a sec.
ton, we would be ready to figure
with them.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

The Crawfordville Breeze of
last week appeared very much
agitated over the fact that GER.
tain candidate for the Legisla.
ture from Wakulla county had
had some cards printed in ITALIA
hassee, and proceeded to tell its
readers so, and to oppose him
for this reason. Well, nobody
believes in patronizing home in
dustries more than we do, but it
is absurd to try to make a noun
tain out of a mole hill and this,
as it appears to us, is what the
Breeze has done in this instance.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

In this issue Of the paper APP
pears the picture of Hon. D. H.
Mays, who is a candidate for re-
election to Congress from this
district. Mr.. Mays is a native of
Madison County, has always
been found on the right side Of
questions coming up in Congress,
and his previous four years of
service in the House will render
him even more efficient in the
future.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

Key West, the Old and the
Sew, is the title Of an intensely
interesting book regarding the
sand City, It's associations ard
history, written by Hon. Jeffer-
en :. Browne, of that city. Our
.ea5ers will remember Mr..
Browne as chairman Of the Rail-
road Commission, and then as
unsuccessful candidate for Gov
arnor foJ. years ago. He is now
ngandidate for the honorary po-
;Itlon OF Presidential Elector.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
TROUBLESOME ALL HAVE THEM.

There never was truer state
ment than that which reads:
Man that is born of a woman is
of few days and full of trouble.
Of the truth Of the latter part of
this statement, we have abun-
dant proof. Two weeks ago. the
big cog wheel to our press was
broken, and since that time we
have been having any amount of
trouble For that week we took
the forms to Live Oak and had
the paper printed, and mailed
them from here on Saturday.
Last week, we thought the cog
wheel was fixed, but it did not
fit, and accordingly broke anoth-
err part of the press. We there
fore had to make another trip.
We hope that it will be in shape
for us this week, but in the ev-
ent that it is not, we will ask
our readers to bear with us as
much as possible until the press
is again in working order. No
one regrets the condition worse
than does the editor. but it is
just one of those unfortunate in
cidents connected with any line
of endeavor, and all the worry
ing in the world will do no good
until the foundry sends the cog
wheels down.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

Or. Harvey W. Wiley, cham
pion of the cause of pure food,
,as. severed his connection with
the bureau of chemistry, and is
sSw a private citizen. The best
wishes of the masses of the Am
srican people will follow him in
whatever work he undertakes,
because he is, as Secretary Will
son said, "a valuable man"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

The editor a few days ago re
eeived several copies of Con-
gresham Hooson's speech on
Alcohol, the Great Destroyer.
which he delivered in the House
Of Representatives some time
ago. 1t is a really remarkable
temperance speech, and if any
If our readers wish a copy, they
may secure them, as long as they
asst, by calling at this Office.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

A news item of a few days
ago, pathetic when we think
about it, and yet like instances
occur very frequently, carried
the information that the would.
beassassins of the King of Italy
we're to receive $50, 900 for their
dastardly deed, if successful.
Oh, what men will do',for money!
There's something alluring,
something fascinating about it
70 all mankind.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
Georgia & Florida
Railway.
THE DIRECT LINE TO

Hazlehurst. Vidala. Swainsboro, Millen,
Augusta and points in the Carolinas, Vir-
GINA, Washington, New York and Eastern
Cities Via Augusta. Close connections
made at Hazlehurst with Southern Rail
way for Helena. Macon. Atlanta. Chatts-
nooga and points North and West
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE on trains
Nos. and 7 between Augusta and
Valdosta.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

The Ocala Banner of a few
days ago contained an article
pointing out the transiency Of
fame. Yes, it is as true as it can
be- that fame is of short dura-
lion. The great men of yester-
day will for the most part be for
gotten tomorrow. But so the
world goes.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

Born, few days ago, to Rev and Mrs
John A. Morrow, in Gate City Va, a fine
ten-rognd baby boy The young man
has been named Boyd Calhoun.
B. P. Moseley. of Alachua and Tom
Moseley. of Washington, D. c. are in the
city on a pleasant visit to their brother,
B. F. MoseIey.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

The platform of Col. W. w.
FIournoy, candidate for Congress
from this district, appears in
shis weeks issue Of the paper,
sOd our readers are asked to
read it carefully, as it contains
much food for profitable thought.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

This beautiful spring weather is
q sweet reminder of bare feet
md base ball and swimming
pools, when there were no pres
ses to break, no type to pie"
and no forms" to take to Live
Oak.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
In a Bad Way"
Many q Madison Reader Will Feel
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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
~. MERCHANT. rsss-isu
FRIDAY. MARCH %. 1912.
Fishin' time.

Nature is now doing her ut
ncst to make this old world at.
i11stive, and she is doing her
work well, too.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

J c. Flynn, after several days spent
very pleasantly in this city. left Saturday
night for his home in Madison.-Liye Oak
Democrat.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22
The Weather.

For the week ending Tuesday, Mch. 49,.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-03-22

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