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fen, f4 bsimifh 80 fiblm ouf irtms
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fen, tie nsrotn Is nod tinmaI ans
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6dnD NIT narmsm 9rude reinen,
un0 bic Gtrdbeu. Die i5nsH einit 10
zoe uno orobeno entgegenItarrten,
ner0cn ibneH 5uHideu nit freuHoIts
dem gruBe.
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ipun6srIumer 3pieipalt aufnaIeu:
IebuiuatsbeiBe 8uuoerluit uuo pebs
mutsboler Qbi9ieosidmer3!
sic peroen Die leBten GriBe taus
I6en, Sup uno 6dnoeorud e%ripibern,
unO ptrOen beib ibr 2ebepobl gum
Qbi9ieo fliItern, ood unbetpuBt
iDirO Tid Elm Dort duf ibre 2ippen
brdngen, propbetiId un0 boffnungss
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anOsrs iein t6nnts, als Ob cine
abnuugsboQe 9spiBbeit aus ibnsn
Iprdde bas berbeibungsfreuOige
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9as 1T Der 3auber, Der bon Dem
oft berfannten 2anos dusgebt.
@ie nit un3erreiBbaren 5Goen
umipinnt er ben @on0erer, Der eins
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glei9biel, ob Ieinem Gintritte barter
aampf folgte, ooer ob inn bonn Nm
beginne oes Slides 9aune ld9elte.
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Sdaraben.
J..
Gins? 40 bu gcbit bu gebit orallf ober
bran,
lluo er 1no i6 iino Buei un0 8ret;
Ser ioqte glail6elt, oaB 3beis8ret Elm
W}dnn,
2os @dn5e cine Yflan3e iet2
-
2.
Gins 6fmmels3ier, 3fpeisDrei Johann
g2adlt einen 8ein 3lln Grdber;
Gins !3petsDret madt gum ittaen
Wtann
Sen ra6iatiteu SdludBer.
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8.
Gins lit bic S6ule, renn tie nidt mebr
III,
llu6 icoer freiit iid, benz elm 8tpei ge'
lang;
aQein, mas Gins uu6 3tpei bereint ents
ipriebt,
Stebt in Der Meniben Bert nuf less
tenn Slang.
-
A..
g1an iibt mif Gins, man iinet 5ipel'
9rei.
G6 nod 70 btel bonn @dn5en lei,
limb Oh man aiid elm HroIii5 iuar,
IlaR udbme germ nod INNER mehr,
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Wlan
Traui ihmci1m Widllens mte 4lt.
ienirnu.
l2tc uartn btim Ql1iidtn mo.
Ell Iratihcu mit0er
Tic CbebcrtH itFdutgu cup6rt oa3.
Wriichcrl
Gem per oa idIledt BON 6rtuu0cu
ipriht
ST Elm clen6er 96lcmihtl
uuO icbt S6r icacs 1dubdcn Oort2
ts figt gai3 itia mo iIie8t uidlt
fort,
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eud bic 8orthcn aus Der
Suu0.
Die atu0cr butteu g emit geim0cn
6s mar perIegt. urrfolgt bon gun.
Den,
glun bIeibt5 bel linen fir ole Belt
llno lit bou qiebc mo 9anfbarfetl
@epiB ocnft Sbr, 6aB i'd gcscigt
9Iun mas i'm Soie freift uno
ileud)t.
"a babt SIR Grtd ieooA geirrtl
Gle Sauptperion crit aufmarihiert
8aBt auf, 6a fommt init raihen
Sdritteu
Gi~nbergeeilt 5u Sofes giitten,
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aamm,
Gin pin3ig fleiner 5%abneumannl
tpie Sdneeipittdeu binter Den
Bergen
Gin 8olfhen fdno bon tleinen
9nergen,
SIT aud BET Siibnern, tuie ioroerbdr,
Gin 8mergenDoltden gar uidt rarl
,Sier unierm fleiuen 9abnenmann
Siebt man ioiort Die Gdiie an.
SIT oaerIiebit 10 biint ietn &leio,
SAB er erregt Der 1noern Reto.
llno Dlut bat er. 92an iolt es nid)t
meinen,
MeId fiibner Sinn iteft in Dem
aleinenl
groBe Sahu in Sait entiliebt,
8enn err ben aleiuen fommen iicbt.
lln6 bat er gar Elm idle6t 8epiiierL
Beil @eib er ODER ain0 gebiiien,
er bon angit it9 Inn, Der
8iht;
70 mas letoet Der aleine ni6t.
iorgt 6nfiir ,6aB CUTE $nppen
Die 8roben niht ben &leinen meg
idnappen;
ct frat bic 80ien NIT idorfem
9iB,
CT tr0itet Die @uten in Simmer.
mis-,
7Siir SleiB un6 9robbeit lobnt er iie
0it ieinem idoniten Sitrtft!
aur5-$nuptperion bonn Sole lit
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SIR iebt an Oieiem piu3'gen Selo,
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berrift in unierm Siibner.
reid
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llno oab, gan3 gleid, oh grob, OBJ
flein,
W}ltt bat, miro Der Grite ieinl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20

Der 9obn III unirer Silbnerihar
SIT Elm gar prddtig Tier fiirnabr.
wRit itolBem Sdritt aebt er ein5er,
AIs Oh Elm efter 9rin8 er iUarl
limo al oas andre 5eOerbieb
9eberridt iein lalites aifrifil
8poIf SenHeH, idpar5 mn0 buut
lnl0 meIB,
S1lt an Der @abn 3u 3udt mo
5leiB,
&ier iiben 3ipei in 9}eitcrn iucit,
Gie gier iino gelegt iogleid;
Die eelbe BORT, Die gafert Ialtt,
als ibr aeIegteS 81 iie idout.
llno ieue iduar5e, ieBt, tpie feiL
@onmt oil nit ibren aiuoerleiul
grei 8o6en bat ie trelt gebriitet,
3ebn aiIden lie MN 5artlid biitet.
Bie ieben iie poiiierlih ans
Sn ibrem gelben 6eoeriIalsl
ltnO tuenn Die gIte iih nal oltdt,
Gin aopf glei6 aus Dem 6liigeI
gIlftl
Gin a0pfd)en tietn bonn Giidcnfin0,
Gas 81 Der Wiltter lief geidmino,
I'm in Dem 6eoerfIeio Der alten
Gin Sdldfhen idleunigit ab5ubal.
TEN.
Die Siibneridar itets frabt uno
pidt,
@iel @iirmden altf ben Sdnabel
ipidt;
Genn iharrt man in Der GrOe tiefer,
@ibts cine Naiie llnge5iefer -
Gin D9iidlein bed DID" 5 gan3e
Sabr
ST bic groe fir Die SiiDneridarl
Sect nabt Elm Gnten6eer nit
S1nottern,
sic mo6ten germ einen 9iIien err
gattern! -
yloih ltlr5eil ne IN ben tleltien see,
a0pf6en inter @oiier, Shndu3dcu
in Die S0bl
Genn nrlten in benz @oIier tief
Gin alumpen Reoenpiirmer idIief;
Die iperben MN berborge5nuit
lln0, ems, Spet, orei, NIT 2uit Der.
ihmauitl
Aud @1nie in Der 8fiite tpaten
SIN @inter tueroeu fe zebra.
ten -
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tinm @t0anitn aulmp,tdlit gang
bgbtrtidm 5a IahtB. pabrN0 6tt
Mlauutt out6ihnitilit mt9E pig
1abt babm, mebrtrt btriditotHe
dung, gu giti8sr Sell ms @tpuBi
fem au3untbmu. Sin mgliiaer
Jdbrilbttbu mddits be r9tImdBtBt
Btoba4tmg, Dab feline Dtibltdtu
4ugsiis1ttu, ptnn fe alpls gtitalt
ipurotu, gu arbsittn aJig0gttH, I'M
3u antporim ois WiaaRu bin3tsen
tubren ru9ig iurt in ibgtT 1dii9ltii,
iudbrtuo tie Rsoe ItauOtn. Bel &C.
ieltgem 3uidmmtHiein a5sn0s ma4t
man Oft sic GrfabruHg, DaB Uldnnsr
almdblia muDs perosn, DAi8sr gu
reoen beginner uno fibltn, DAB i9r
8ergnigen on Dem 8ei dmmenietn
ourn 0ie IortIhrsitsnoe GrmuDuHg
beeintrdatigt piro. Die 5raueH
bingegsH tri9eineH boaig muntsE
unb ieoer Uiattigtett fern - BIS lie
auf einmaI, gang pl0BIia atotmaoe"
gu Ieiu ertldren, einfaa nlat meAr
t0nnen uno ~n3ulammeatIdppen". SH
lpl9en 5dasR bat 3uerit Der 9es
pra9sItoff ocsr bic JreuOe an Der
@eIeaigteit ibrs gau3en @eOanten be-
berrl9t uno ole Gmpfinoung Der
Mioigteit boaitdnoig perordngt.
Damn aber foroerts Der aOrper iein
Re9t, oas 9efiibl, tOtmiioe gu iein,
nabm oas gepuBti.in D~olitanOig in
9eiiB unO lieB ni9ts duoeres mebr
nebeu ii4 a%uftommeH.
Deil Die Grauen 10 Itart emOtios
nell ueruHlagt iiHO, 3eigt Ii4 ibrs
geiitigs 8egabung Dor alien in ben
0ingen, fir Die tie ii9 intersfieren,
b. s. afr, bic fir is nit irgenO
pel6en 9efabIsn bertuiipft itnb.
SntersFisrsn tie ii4 fir Oas etpas
nidt, 10 eridsineH ite IofOrt iapa'
der 6eqabt. 9arum lam man
6rauen i'm aagemeineu niat braus
den iiberda, no es auf iebr fetnes,
mii6Iames un0 langpietiges Inter-
faeioen antommt. 9as interefiert
iie niat. Die Seetoiter, 8einbeurs
teller, 8oaeiDrtierer uuO 8labiers
thinner Iino INNER Wtdnnsr. 4u4
ous @eOd8tnis Der Grduen bat ii4
our4I4nittItd nur fir iol4e ais
I4arf etpteIen. fir Die iie perf0nIis
tss SntereTs babsu, SeIbIt cine 10
berabmte S4riftiteleriu. ME Glen
aep, bat fid fir unfd9ig ertlart,
@rammatit gu lernen utO gu begreis
3roBOem niirbe Elm iunges
UlGo9en cine fremOe Spra6s pers
ibsrrdIdeno fdneq Iernen,
tpenn es %g.nDti9t nGrs, nit i9rem
grdutigdm in ibr gu torrefponoteren.
Daour4 bate bic Ionit 10 uninters
sfante fremoe Spra9e pI0Blid gros
Bes SntereTe fir ite betommen:
@rammatit uno 9otabularium pds
rem nun nit @efii6Ien fir tie bers
fnipft. aIs iebr begdbt baden ii4
IhlieBli4 Oie Grauen BARN erpieIen,
IelbFerfunosne @eI4i4ten gu er8dbs
len. S6re q6antaiie 1T i'm 8ur4s
I9nitt reider unb 6epegIi4er, als bic
Der Mdnner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20

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uHa .aUbffbim bHfh l3nat Efabt
mti ttm AtHfu4immu tHtbunbm
aau t5 tt ahtt ltim Wamftd,
au9gu elm iwmaHnlu Adt0latdpb,
ttt lH itptt Ytigu btieitat 30. enc
4pp0t0t ou iptllaultn0 bfn 6dBs
itlaa dimes Nituihm song afRau IN
Bctm BON WtlmlinitB agfatdbt,
uBb 6uFh Die ptanbult 0tltlli Der
Wtlmliuim dapiHmhaii anBtgt.
paun oaf 9,tl ltbbtlu 1tlpof0M
un6 mann Is ldnglamtt adhlaam
4li, mann ts r%tatlmdbig unb mann
mulbq pulftttt. Dit 8ortraamot
dttr left nit grobtr auni cine trs
ihutttrH0t GBdblung oOtr Sltnt
DOT, uuo BE aar5tographtn stitum
nit ptnlitrI 1rtut aui, ptIht BON
ben 5ub0TeuOtn perioaea, nod BEN
rnidn Wtdll ibrss 6er3i6ldgts
un0 mad itintr bsionoersn gtbbaitigs
tett 5u urteiItn, btiou0srs srgrifim
uno BON 1eilnabme sriaBt gtlDeitn
lit. Gs Ist glsta bier bsmertt, baB
foIds gIpsrimtnte INNER fir
6rausu cine beion0et5 itaris QnttiIs
nabms un0 Gefiblstrldittsrung bas
ben.
Sebr erleibtert pirb Der 5rauens
pip1ologie ibrs Qufgabe our4 cine
Grtenutnts, BON Der mir nod DieIe
Quffdli6s ibtE 0ds SetIenlebsn ers
tpdrtsH ourfsH. Wlau nimmt mans
Itd beuts an, DAB ieOsr Menid nitt
nur eutpeosr Elm Wtann oOer elm
Bsib iei, ionoern oaB isosr Mann
aud einen gepifeu, DeridtsOsn gros
Ben, psiblihsn n3uiaB" babe, penn
man 70 Idgsn bari, un0 ie0e Grau
sinen beitimmten mdnnlihen Gins
idlag4. Dieter 3uIaB pom anOeren
GeIaIs4t 1T Bel OieIen WsnIasH an
elmer redt mertpiiroigen Tutiade gu
ertennen, an Der etfpas Itdrtersn
4usbiIoung ndmIi6, bic feline linis
Settle Oosr ein3eIne 3eiIe poer Orr
game fsiner linten &0rper9dlfte aufs
neiisn. Sft lit oou elmer itdrtsrsn
Qusbitoung gar ni4ts ~ erteunen,
uno man merit Die ,2intsbetouuus"
nur an gepiFen tleinen @epobubis
ten. Benn cine 5ruu bic Raoel
regeImGbig nit Der Iinten San0 stns
fdoelt. ibre Saias nit Der lrnten
9anb outn0pft, ii6 nit Der QinteR
%friiiert, ibr Gin0 nit 8orlisbe i'm
Iiutsn Qrm trdgt, uHo anOere d6ns
Ii6e Getpobnbetten 3eigt, 10 lam
man nit Si4erbeit dnnsbmen DAB
lie ettpas msBr oIs anbers 5rauen
smdnnli9 psranIagt" TIT uno in
b0berem 9ra6e aIs isRe aud mdnns
Iide gigeniaaftsn: Gnergis. uHter'
utbmungsgeif, Selbftduotgttit, Gts
gsnipilI, II. (, m. aufpsif. 9amit 1T
Dem GrausnpIb4ologsn nun Elm
i~psrtbpIlsr Dint gegeben, pie er Die
betrefFenoe perI0nli9teit 3a beurteis
len bat. CT miro aud, fpsnn ie
fonIt funftmitigen Gbaratttrs 1T unb
nur mandmal pI0Bli4 cine befrsmos
Ii6s 6arte Ober @taenstrdft 5stgt,
oarin elm gelegentlides 8OrDaIten
Oes mdunlidsu Ginf4logss srs
Gum @4luB nod sinige grsebs
nine, gu benen Die moOsrne 8rauens
pIp6olOgie nit ibren Detfdiebsnen
Q~rbsitsnsiIen Bis iebt 9slangt 1T.
0a8 pi9tigIte, piFeni4aftli4 fefts
geIteute Grge6ni8 oiirfte oieies Iein,
6aB Der 9ur6Idnitt Der Grduen cine
cr9ebli6 grTBere nGmOtiOnalitdt" Be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20

f: 8ings nm 5nidentlid nnb Gain;
2 3: 8Iiidlider fam uiemano Iein;
1 2 8: 2diiig. in1mer biuteucreiu.
9.
Mnr gebt ins Gins an Sefestageu,
Sns 3tpei tagtdglid aus uab Elm;
Sod fper ms Gins 3ipei iptrb aetragen,
Ser mllB fir INNER ortnnen fem.
7.
Gin 8ogeI unb elm alt Gtiid @eIo.
User bieie 3nei 5uiammenBdIt.
9em pffenbart iih aIiogIei1
Gin beuti9er aiinitIer, ebreureid.
8.
R1nder Singe uennt Iid 10,
8ie bte critic fogt,
llno ber3ebrt Die 3ipeite fro6,
8ettn i6u Sunacr plagt.
Siub bereiut Die geiben 6ann,
@e6t Elm SduptipaB an;
Gem Elm pubeIldrrifer Wanu
8ritt ieBt ouf ben YIan.
8.
litter Gins ipobneu mir ale rno fiben
alf 3tpet, tpenn mir miioe;
Sod atf Dem @dn3eu, ba ritbt, nitnmer
ermiioet, Die Gins,
10.
Gins i6nau6t NIT 3tuci am Sd9er MILD
borbei,
9ret biitet Sag unO Nadt 10 Sttbn oIs
8eib,
9as @an5e 1T bic reinite S4ldgers.
ii.
Sm Won6i6eiu tau5en Gins uro 4iuet,
llnO iuo nan tan8t, 1T Grei babel;
8ag 8an5e, Ginbern Idon bef1nnt,
Sdeutt unS ALIEN Der Glefnnt.
IL.
@8 itabl Die 3pci I'M abenSIifen
@lan8e,
limb Sriebe felrt in beine SecIc elm;
8n tritt Dor 3fpei Die Gins init itars
rem Vein,
llno Dir gum BetnOe panoelt lim eas
@an5e.
S~oinaesa Der RatfeI tn potiser
Nttnmtrt
1. @renueret.
2. Gdreibals.
3. 8tubbeutel.
A. @rasaffe.
5. S6redbprn.
0. Yoeite.
7. @dilbbiirger.
s. 0brfeigen.
g. GpicIhdlL.
10. HiHgerbnt.
~ S5hIdftniihr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20

|: 8ings Inn Snidentn6 nnb Gain;
7. 3: 8liidlider fam uiemano iein;
2 3: 2diitg, imner btuteubreiu.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-16
OHIO WANTS MURDERER.

Columbus, Ohio, July 16-The
authorities of this State are prepar-
ing to make demand on California
to surrender Simon p. IIelflnstine,
who has been arrested in Los Ange-
les, charged with forgery, and who
is wanted for murder in this State.
Helflnstine is said to have confessed
to eight murders in hio, including
the Staying of Pearl Bryan, for whose
death the medical students Jackson
and Walling were executed. Some
of the circumstances of the crimes as
related by Helflnstine do not coin
eide with facts on record in this
State, however.
Helfinstlne said no started his ca
rcer of murder in 1895 with the
killing of a farmer named Dcaricks
and his wife and the stealing Of
$4,000, which they had hidden
away. In 1908, the prisoner sGil, he
killed two farmers named Fletcher
and Butler at Kenton Pike, Ohio.
Pearl Bryan was supposed to have
been killed in Cincinnati, but Helm
stine asserts that he murdered the
girl in Toledo, and then shipped the
body to Jackson and Walling, in
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-16
DECLARES PHTHISIS
NOT HEREDITARY.

Paris, July 16-Dr. Calmctte, di.
rector of the Lille Pasteur Institute
declares that phithsis is not heredi-
tary. The doctor has submitted sta
tistics to the Paris Faculty OF
Sciences, compiled from the eXami-
nation of four thousand subjects
which he believes prove conclusively
that the real cause of tuberculosis
is infection, and continued reinfec
tion, coming after birth. All of the
children less than one year of age
which DR.. Calmette examined, only
. per cent were found to be contami-
mated with tuberculosis. After that
asc the percentage increased rapid
ly. Between one and two years of
age % per cent of the subjects
proved contaminated; between two
and five, So per cent; between five
and fifteen, 80 per cent; and from
81 to 81 per cent over fifteen years
Of age. The reason tuberculosis is
more prevalent in cities, says Dr.
Calmette, is because the danger Of
repeated reinfection is greater.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-16
SUFFRAGETTES AMONG
KINGS COOKS.

London, July 16-With the social
season on the wane, it has developed
that great deal of trouble has been
experienced at Windsor palace
among the cooks who cater to King
George and the thousand or more
persons who have been there daily
since the first court of the season
was held. King George AMI Queen
Mary have eighty cooks and it has
teen necessary to put special guard
oyer them, to circumvent various
plans of the suffragettes to bring
their cause to the attention of their
MaJesties, via the kitchen. AL
though it is denied, there is story
current in London today that at a
recent banquet, when the guests
finished eating their soup, they
found at the bottom of each plate a
neat little circle Of paper on which
were printed the words "votes for
women" Since everyone in the
kitchen disclaimed any knowledge of
the matter, it was impossible to dis
charge any employe without turning
off the entire force
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-16
MOB SECURING COUNTY
FOR VICIOUS NEGRO BRUTE
ATTACKED WHITE WOMA NEAR HAINES CITY YES
TERDAY AT TWO O'CL oCK, WHILE FAMILY
WAS ABSENT; AND THEN MADE HIS
ESQ APE
POSSE IN PURSUIT DETERMINED TO FIND Him
Description Of Negro Has Been Spread Broadcast and Is
Hoped He ill Soon Be brought To Justice

The people OF Haines City and sur
rounding country were thrown into
state of great excitement yesterday
afternoon, when it became known
that an attempt had been made by
a negro brute to assault respectable
white woman OF that locality, being
foiled in his purpose only by the
strength and desperate courage Of
the intended victim Scores of men
are now searching every foot of the
country for miles surrounding the
scene of the attempted crime, and If
the fiend is caught quick terrible
punishment will be meted out to him.
The lady, who came from the north
something over year ago, lived with
her son about three-quarters of u
GAAO AAoh IIdluCo Wy, anu dl ltdbI
a quarter Of a mile from any other
dwelling. She was out in the yard
feeding her chickens when she saw
"a negro approaching, and fearing he
meant no good she retired into the
house. The negro came around quick
ly and entered by the back way, and
the woman fled from the house. Her
pnrsuer overlook her when D. few
hundred yards away, and struck her
several blows with the butt end of
pistol. While she was lazel from
the blows, he dragged her to the
neighboring woods, but by that time
she has recovered her strength, and
she fought desperately. Being rather
strong for woman, and her assail-
ant not being powerful man, she
resisted so effectually that he finally
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-16
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
OF INTEREST TO U. D. C.

To the Daughters of the Confeder-
acy:
The following announcements are
CT Importance to the Florida Divis-
ion, U. d. c.:
Mrs. John M. Taylor, second State
vice-president, having rendered her
resignation on account of Ill health,
the State president has appointed
Mrs. William N. Ferguson of r. E.
Lee Chapter No. 1926, Dade City, to
fill the vacancy until the next annual
convention.
Mrs. j. w. Stephens having resign.
ed the Office of State registrar, by
reason of i'll health, all credentials ls
for registration can be sent to the
State President, Sister Esther Car
lctta. S. R., Resthaven, St. Augustine,
until further notice. So soon as the
State president decides on her ap-
pointee to this Office, due notice will
be given to the chapters Of the Flor
ida division.
Mrs. Phebe Kindrick Thompson
was appointed to the position of
poet laureate of the Florida Division,
U. D. c., soon after the adjournment
OF the State convention in May.
SISTER ESTHER CARLOTTA, S r..
President.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-16
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The following texts will be used
as basis for the questions in the
Florida Uniform Examination for
county certificates September End:
Algebra-Milne's High School.
Theory and Practice--W Whites El-
ements of Pedagogy.
Arithmetic Mines Progressive,
Book III.
Grammar Hydes Two Book
Course in English, Book II.
lIistory--Our Republic.
Florida Iistory--Bennett and
RrevaEds.
Civil Government James and
Sanfords Our Government
Geography --Fryes Higher Geog-
raphy.
Agriculture Duggar's Agricul-
ture for Southern Schools
Physiology Ritchies Human
Physiology.
Composition IIuntington's Ele-
mcnts of Composition.
Reading-Any text.
Physical Geography Maury-Si-
mond's.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New Gen.
tIry Speller.
Yocum's Civil Government Of Flor
IDA.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-16
PROGRAM OF THE FARMERS
CLUB FOR NEXT SIX MONTHS.

The following are the subjects for
The Farmers Club for the next six
months:
Aug. 16-Experience meeting.
Your growing, harvesting and mark
citing.
Sept. 20-Vegetable crops for fall
and winter. What crops. prepara-
tion Of soil and culture.
Oct. 1S--Ladies' Day.
Nov. 15-Llve stock and dairy
farming.
Dec. 20-Spring management Of
citrus groves.
Jan. II, 1914-Saving unmarked
able and waste crops.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-16
NAVAL STORES MEN
HERE TOMORROW
Representatives From All South
Florida To Hold Convention
Here.

Naval stores operators from all
parts OF South Florida will gather
here tomorrow holding a meeting at
the Board of Trade rooms at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The condition of the naval stores
industry will be fully discussed, and
it is probable that a stand will be
taken for curtailment Of the pro-
duets and thereby bringing up the
prices to standard that will prove
for those men engaged
III this great industry.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-16
COOLING PERIOD" FOR
DIVORCE SEEKERS.

Atlantic City, N. j., July 16-Sev-
eral of the pastors and leading citi-
ems of this city have taken up suy-
gestions made by the Rev. j. Leon
ard Levy, Of Pittsburgh of having "a
cooling PERIOD Of three months from
the time of the final hearing in d.
vorce suits until ultimate decision ID
handed down by the courts. DR..
Levy says: "The reduction, l believe
in the separations between married
couples would be startling" he de-
clared. "Let the concluding chap
ters Of suit for divorce be held up
fer a quarter Of O year from the day
OF the completion Of the trial, max
ing 1t conditional upon the impossi-
bility OF reconciliation
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-16
WHITE MAN GETS DEATH
PENALTY IN MIAMI.

Miami, Fla, July 15.-Clarence
Daily, white man, convicted in
the Circuit Court in this city Sat-
urday on the charge of attacking a
woman eighty years of age at Fort
Lauderdale, was sentenced today to
pay the death penalty. Daily main
tains his innocence, and says he is
paying the penalty Of another mans
crime He had nothing further to
say.