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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
QTRs7 lAPTIST CHUlC1.

Corner flesAda avenue go Day q
TIE Rev. VILLAS Dul3sy NovllA
:. D.. pastof.
Sunday seheel o:lS Z =.
Preaching asolay q II q u ~
= IL ,. =.
Wsskiy Deayssossalao WslAsDons
'vsoiag q Use.
Vo0Aa's NloseeoAey - ~ -
:ie>v HealAy 3:Se p -
DaS<la YssaG rso0sS's nsse1ns
Il 0'I0 = q
AaO0lag 0oo1A1v buaeNs0 0so11Ae
aH W~lAssoaV S:N D. u
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
soTART THE DAY RIGHT.
start the day right. When the sun
comes to greet you

sH start the day right. When the sun
SlA comes to greet you
tal Gives it smile for each ray that
Il sends;
SHAKE on the worries that long TO
ware defeat you.
Gtrengthen your faith in yourself
the and your friends.
festsrday's ghost will be striving to
haunt you;
Yesterday's errors may come to your
Gus. brain;
Throw off the worries that trouble
ON and taunt you;
Start the day right begin over
'ney again.
What = brief span is the longest cx-
) thf istence-
One fashing journey from Moth
q W. ing to Night!
Show while you may the old Roman
Gales resistence-
on with your drowsiness into the
Won night!
Never an empire was won by tho
riCes laggard,
Never prize was obtained but by
-- worth;
Heed not the sneers of the misan-
thropes Haggard;
Start The day right and they'll
TN know you're on earth.
start the day right and you'll find
asft passes
-.-.-- Somsthing to live for and some
thing to love;
lew not for the future through in
s- digo glasses
y r., Note the bright streams and the
u blue skies above.
~ allure may mock you through years
o. endeavor;
Fame and success may not come at
your will;
ut nothing can battle climber for
ever,
1olo4t Start the day right. and you're
half up the hill.
4 Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
'oman's Christian Temperance
.Nnion Meets Tomorrow Afternoon.
~ The Woman's Christian Temper
. ice Union will hold its regular
: ! !: =; Is: ! !: +: !: : ; : : : ::
"a lsiness meeting tomorrow after
~ son at the residence of Mrs. J. w.
NJ irner, 406 South Florida avenue.
81 le meeting will be opened at $3.50
81 m and full attendance is very
UGH desired
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
Ladies Served Punch
Saturday Afternoon.

The ladies who are members of
Circle D Of the Methodist Mission
ary Society, served punch Saturday
afternoon at the corner of Main
street and Kentucky avenue. They
were handsomely patronized and a
nice sum was realized, which will be
used in furnishing the new parson-
age.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
DlxIILAHD AND MYRTLE
STREET METHODIST CHURCHu

O1xieland CAufsA-
8srviess-lst ana ID 0abbaths, ~
. u: q Aal 9TH Sabbaths, 1:3s ,. %
SABBATH Ssho0l--S ,. n.
Prayer 0srvies-ThursAay nigh
~ 1:3e.
Myrtle Street ChureA--
kerviees-1st and "a OAAbsths
Y:8e ,. m: % and lth SabbatAs, T.
q. n.
Sunday Schools ,. =.
Prayer Services nSgA.
az 1880. " n. STEINNNYER,
paseoe
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
| College Girls Home
| For the HOLIDAYS.

There are number OF girls who
have returned to Lakeland for the
! summer vacation, after spending the
last nine months attending college,
and all are being warmly welcome
ly their many friends. Among those
who will brighten Lakeland society
during the summer months, are Miss
Dorothy Bates, who has been attend
ing Southern college, Sutherland: !:
Miss lrma Noryell, Miss Josephine
Drane, Miss Corinne Patterson,
Misses Vera and Mildred Buchanan.
who have been attending the WOm-
ans college at Tallahassee; Miss
Suella Grower, who was student
at Brenau, Gainesville, Ca; Miss
Rosalie Swindell, who attended Co.
lumbia college, Lake City; Miss Nah-
ME Lee Turner, who attended col
lege in North Carolina; Miss Gladys
AONClAS WIN was cCuVCuC a. AsOi-
Inns, Winter Park; and there may be
| others, whom we cannot recall at
the present time. Social activity,
among the younger set, will no douot
be much in evidence and many pref
ty parties will be given during the
summer months.
Author of The Whistling r<an."
1t may be interesting to those who
are enjoying "The Whistling Man"
running serially in the Saturday Ev-
ening Post to know something of the
personality of the man who wrote
it Many Pensacolians do know Max
imilian Foster, who visited here sew
eral years ago as the guest OF Dr..
Percival H. Whaley and family. Mr.
Foster married Miss Helen Dixon,
the daughter Of Mrs. Whaley's sister,
and he and his wife and little daugh-
ter spent the winter here few years
ago, and it was here that Mr.. Foster
wrote his first novel-"Corrie
Who?"
Mr. Foster is a delightful man per-
sonally, very genial and one Of the
best Of raconteurs. He is fond of
fishing and hunting, and a great
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Tennessee Avo., Between Main ant
Lemon Streets.)
Rev. ". 9. Patterson. Pastor
Sunday Services-sunday scheol
o:lS: preaching. II An. M., enc
v:1e ,. y.
Wednssday-Praysr nsstsAR O.
1:0o ,. =.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

Vso . coil q about half leaf molo
- smooth earth and half nns sanA
0ive abundant drainage ana theo
Dlsaty Of water. About onoe Q month
Dut them n The vashtub or bathtpb
~ givs . tAorougA washing. ~
sDaEiAs eoap: riAss well. and slightly
teeesa tAs "a before returning thsa
= The staAl 4 bit Of fresh beae
011o1 h The soii ocasiorally hslpA
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
G. Aslgravs, Minister, CofHe'
ASna>Svl ana YA~n~ n

0i000VFi 0N1 Lemon d
sunday esheol. 10 .. =
Preaching, II .. n.
Christian Endeavor. e:1e p. n
Preaching, 1850 ,. n.
Praysrnsstilk wednesday nigh
1t I:So.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

llooeeeo
NeoTies belongs to 0s psa -
vsteA fanny. and grows Wild. -
Dlalt commonly reaching . height =
about four feet. II u the looa
straight root which 10 Of commercial
saluA No means havs been adopte1
for cutting the plant, which requires
about three years to reach maturity
- Tor improving It's condition
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
CUMBERLAND PRESBY.
TERRAIN CHURCH

(Cornor Florida Ave. and Lemon a.
Rev. J. d. Lewis, pastor.
Sunday school, 9:46 z. N.
Preaching first and seconA DuS
days. at II .. m. and 1880 p. n.
Weekly prayer meeting Wsdnss
DAY evening at 1850.
Woman's Missionary Society o.
the third Monday afternoon Of esoi
month.
TO all these services tha public u
cordially invited.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
Land Llngers In the Memory.

Iaho IIhgers IN the Memory.
Some one has aptly said: BURNS
u the land Of regrets. because people
who have been there are never the
Same again. There lives always n
their hearts q regret for the .and thsy
have left behind"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
ALL 0AIQT0 CHURCH
Corner 4 lens1 Street a1l xAso
AknantA. AvAuvA

oAuoey0 Ave12o.
kLv. J. n. Wellell. nlnlDeos =
charge.
eefvlees at II Q. =. aAl : =. =
All Sundays except the tAirG n ~
noath. Other services q sDpelnSed
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
B. P. O. Z.

Lakeland Lodge No. 1921. Bsnsvo-
lent and Protective Order Of Ella
meets every Thursday night In lodge
rooms over postofnce. Visiting brsth-
GEORGE MOORE. d. \.
m cordially welcomed.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

Lake Ls1ss Ne. I. ]. .. y. =.
nssts Friday aighn q 1859. st /
.. 0. y. AAn. Vkitt1S bsothsrs Ass
eop11a1y lAvitsA
]. L. REYNOLDs. See.
II. 2. ZIMMERMAN. N. O.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

osAAes 1isaDs0 Dlv. ~. 80
@. 4. 10 D. q L J. 0os4 ~!
seesal anl fsarth WslAseoAH u
saeA month at 1:Se 2 - VAalae
Sisters always vslse0A
MRA ]. G. D1OWu oDSy
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

UAss1 Rs1shaA L0lOs ~
nsss svssy ssssal sAl Ss1ysA Asa
az atsAss q I o. q. ,. hall. vlale
Ing bssGAsss aAl s,s>sss sssllally b
v3tol.
MRS. ,. c. L0NeNAM. Ne
MA ILA gndl11A, -
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
Lutheran Church.

Lutheran Church.
Corner e. Orange and 80. Tennessee
Sunday school 1000 Z. m.
Services are held every Sunday.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

lo0T -, Q. 4. I.
Msso The esst oetap1Ay II svaeJ
moa1A q 10 q n. q tie hsans q.
]. e. oDasiing - KsAtusky sveaue
4 c. DHAyyn, CsanAAAse
J. 4 fAIL1Y, AAju1AAA
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
FIRST METHODIST CHUICR
(6outh Kentucky Avs.)

(South Kentucky Avs.)
Rev. Isaac c. Jenkins, passs
Temporary residence. s1l soutl
Florida avenue. ONCE ct ohu1st
tiours. 1880 to 1880.
Sunday Service
Sunday school. s:46 q y
Preaching. 1880 Z. a.
Evworth League, e:3o ,. y
Preaching. 1880 ,. =.
seek Day Services-
wsMan's Missionary aoesea,
Monday afternoon.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday Vap
Ing. 1880.
reachsrs' meeting Friday evening
A cordial Invitation to sveryhod.
70 oil services.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

sunday scAsol q ,. u \. 4.
G!lt0a. superintsalsAt PrsyW
'~eting Thursday at I ,. n
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

Ulitel 1rstAsrhssi sf Oaz1eltsE'
an Joi1sep Of Ansxiea, Leeal l77e
Moses every Tuesday nigAt st
o'clock. ct NeDenald's hall.
IL. MARSHALL, PresideAt
Nv. LAYTON, Vise PrsA
]. ". LOGAN. Trsassrss
~. TBLDS. IN. 0eoy.
q. ,. DUTH Ck, 2Aa. oosy.
Il. l. COX. Cea1astos.
SAMUEL DOYDH,
J. ". OCA1A,
c. L. w11ousADy.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

PLASTERERS INTERNATIONAL
BRICKLAYERs, LAS0Ns AND
UNION, LOCAL NO. IL OF FLORIDA
Meets each Thursday night IN
Morgan 4 Groovsr hall. over
Bates Dry Goods Store. VidtiA0
brothers welcome.
POLK ENCANPEENT
NO. 3, /. 0. 0. ,.
Polk EncamDment No. 3. l. o. o.
r.. meets the first and third Mon
dayI Visiting Patriarchs wslcoms,
,. A. MCDONALD. Scribe.
H. B. ZIMMERMAN,
Chief Patriarch
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

LaAelsn1 LelSD Ne. ol, ,. 4 4
n. 1eGulsr eenoulfeatio~s he3l or
seeonA nd lth MoAAayo at 1:So ,
y. vialttaS hesthSea sesAalay n
vt1el. J. 9. OWENS. ". n.
~. VuAON. ossy
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09
0Jn OF IAeLA

n ytatoyAAj Og6Sy s1 uAgA0
Assts svssy WEDNESDAY AAShi q
S,te, % 0Al TsllOv1 ha1l.
!. T. WuLlAk4 PvGmAoaA
4 - 0lAllA 0uuuonp
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-06-09

Regular meeting sves5 cNs0lA,
q 1:Se q OlA TsllsvS Hall viaia
inS ~sobsss alwan velssoA
,. D. BRYAN.
CAAAeelles Ce00AsAss
A n. .ACxAON, 0sWsGasy.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-11

,iplinirtes Seer bate uno yliemdno
auber ibm lpdr es gelnngen, aus benz
firhterlt6en gbaps, bds nah benz
Sturs Der WunoihuzD Dpnaitte ents
itanb, 10 pisl Rube nno Sronung 3u
T6aFFeu, als jeBt tpohrnebmbar lit, mas
man nm 10 mebr fhdsenmub, ols Is
in etnsr perbGltniBmdbig tllrsen 3eit
aeItsben 1T. DAP sr ni6t nad eng
liIhen Wstbooen perfdhrt, tpie lie Gun
gat aIs SbeoI pprIhpeben. benefit
feline beNere Giniiht. Sin Bolt, bas
tuuieno Sabre lang in Der oriideno'ten
StIuperet eeleebt bat, mub erIt sur
5reibeit er3osen peroen llnb oo5u 1T
gslegsntlib nrtbpsnbis, es burh einen
oittatoriihen Hud altf ben re6ten Wc5
gu brinoen. gDenn Nuan Sht 8at
China in Die SObe gsbro6t bat, plro
es 3eit Isin, iid nit ieinen abioIutiitts
ihen 8eliiiten gu befai1en, faus IoIhe
nadtpeisbar Iinb. 9orIdufig 1T aber
niht erIi6tlih, bab er bon Der 9elos
sier beIeTen 1T, peIhe Die btshsrt9en
Sbsr6Gupter Der hineiiIAen Rs9lsrun1
gum Glud oes 2anoes 9emoht bat
Despegen Iinb mir audi sensigt, DE
gebauptungsn, tpelhe ietnen patrtOs
tismls in 3peifeI itslen, NIT srobtm
8prbebalt auf3unebmen. Wenn guan
| Sbi Sai niht torrupt 1T uno 1elne
GrgIten Seirbc baben bislang bte'en
9orpurf nidt gegen ibn srboben, 10 III
oamit unsnblih ptel fir China 9ss
npnnen, oenn ss mar bic iiberal Dor
herrI6enoe 9nrruption, bic China 3lr
gooen belt. RGnItoem piro audi nt6'
fsftrttten, baB guam Sbi aai Elm IN.
telIigentsr Wann 1T, Der bic GtptItia'
tiou oes Wsitens in Iia aufgenommer
hat. Si6erli6 befinbet iih Elm GanF
in outsn 0Gnoen, penn es ppn slnen
tnteQioenten uno ebrlihsn Wdnne re-
giert piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-11

lid, oans aefnnb uno btiftr, als bic IN
ibrsm Tisnit entgIeiIten fleiflen SdhIas
der. "a, mare arupp nod arupp,
oann ipiirpe Der preuBifft Gtdot piels
Ieid,t nidts mebr BEL ihm belteiIea, ipts
oen Gntnsfuns ess Srifen,s oeF
aornDalssn. al,insre 5irmen Uerben
ron oen geb1rosn aeipDhnlich n Be-
Itraft. penu man tie ouf iiinohdfsen
Weuen srtrtIht. absr arupp ili eia
gtola Dts 2anbes unb ais adnpnsil'
a1nia cine Grobmaht uno init Iolhsr
lsat man Iih nift tuegsn Der Dunn
men Gpionaoes2lffire sinss BON o.g
isirmo bsrsits prsisgsssbtnsn Berirs'
tsrs oouerHb fsinoieIig an. Ulan
iiberlieferi bic siseritu ungssrsnen Ss.
amtsn benz Gtrafri9ter uno oerluh'
ben Drummer fiinfiia beifer si5uoetsn.
8ieleitt ipiro bic aoufurren3 s5trnu
forton nod stipas frsunoliher beban'
belt ais bisber, ihon um bic Bolts
pertretuns ~ befdnftis.n, bic ipdts'
2ussunft iiber ben proseb perlonetr
tpirb unb bersits NIT Wibtraueu gs.
laben lit a.s,n arupps monopoldrtt'
uss llsbersaptdt BET srobn 4rmss'
2ieferunatn. A.
(R,p g)orler Staatsssitung)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-11
Berlin, %. SuIi

Sdon felt einissr 3sit sritkinsn in
npblabgsmsFsnen paufsn in Der
expeditions prefTe t!sius uno er6bss
re Gntbiiuungen iibsr ben beoorfts.
hsnben arupp groSsb. Sie ses
Ihsben bauptId6Iih pobl aus bem
grunoe, oamit berfslbe ni6t gutter
leg: in bic arobe 9dmmerung zines
qtheimsn 0srihtgDsrfahrsns Dor Dem
gsrliner Griegsgeri6t hineineeleiist.
BAG Iih nit ibm sunddit gu bsfaFsu
bat. Solfes aortglsiten aus Der
GtfefntIihtsit iit bel militdriiasn
qroSeiien bierlsibsr re6i bdufig. obs
aleif felt stpa einem Sobr3tbni bas
DfFentlihs Dsrfabren aud BET Der Mi'
litGriufti3 our6 ReibssefeB sinss.
fiibrt iit, mas erft nnh laneen parla.
mentariTden adnpfsn selaus. N,
bobsn milit6rifhen Gerihtshsrrn fu,
der unb finben jeDoh nod immsl
aern 9riinbe, I'm balo fpegen brohen
Der Gefabr pom 2anbssperrutb. 6aIi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-11
0pupsreur Sul3er DO

0pupereur Sul3er pon
Rep gort befinbet ii6 in elmer bptsn
Qaae. Gg ift ertpieIen, oaB er gu 'e'a
ner 4ampugus beigeiteuerte 9slosr 81
Observation-Disclosures benust bat. Sds
III al beoquern. Sul8er bat oas Wplt
uon Rcp gprt ebrIich beotent uno 1tspt
trps oieier 8erfs6lung nett uber Den
UaenIden, bic tbn oafiir 5ur 8erants
pprtung sieben, reIp. bur6 s'n 5m'
oeahment mpraliIh pernihten ppIlen,
niht neil er unehrlih 9ehanoelt bat,
penn oas purosn iis ibm nit Der groB7
TEN gereitpiligteit per3ieben baben,
peun er nit Den 8olititern. Die oaa
Bolt dusrauben, bate 9emetnIomS
Sate mahentpoleu. Sn threr Au9en
beitano Iein 0ergeheu oortn, oaB er tur
bas 9plt einsetrsten lit. SehntId hoIs
ten mir bas Smpeahments 8erfaprsH
fiir unsuldFig, oenn pisIes bat bios
QnpenDuno aui 8er9eben i'm Unite
uno Iol6e Intldqe piro gsgen Sul3ei
niht erboben. Seine Breunoe IN Del
qeqtslatur Ioaten oaber ourh ietn'
gerfeblung iih nidt abbaltsn IaHen
aegen bic glntlage gu itimmsn. Wt'
fiirhten aber, oub Sul3er nidt otelt
Freunoe bat, oenn in Der Ren Yortel
3eaislutllr iit Elm gertreter Der Bolts:
SntereFen itets aLs Elm 5eino dngs'e'
ben pproen. Die Sul5erIhe @rfab'
rung bringt bic 8etebrung, ooB nu'
Elm munn nit abiolut reinsn Sdnosl
ala 9oltsunndlt ptrten tann, penn ol
Seirbe oes 9pltss ipdber nit Guhs
auoen mad ben Stpd6en stneS iol
den Rannes, I'm ibn aus oem We9'
Su rdumen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-11

Gin tinfntts 2 4lafmiis
tel. Rubeios p1lsi iih bds 0rms
CpFer Der 6roRiffkn GHldflofistslt
atenbs i'm gstt bin unS Der. 5n fsis
Hsr gsnobHtsn Gag, finnst CT nidt Den
sriebnten 56laf. Bah perfuhi q ts
MT biefsr Gage, baln NIT iener; nles
bilft nihts. fyiir oitfsn 9eoantruss
iptribtn fiHeen mir In Der .Wsbisinis
fGsn stlinit@ fo!esnbsH Rotb: Wlan
nebns not btm3ubtttssebtn sint rn0as
ldIt btqusHx Gage sin. in btr oEe
musttln srfhlaffs iiab: cbtr nihs bies
i,niss, in Der man sinsuf6ldfen ees
pubHt lit, fonbsrn nnr tiHt 1hnlife.
Sn bisisr Gage Dermtios mnn isbt 1es
rpesung, man untsrDriids audi ierss
Werlnnsen, iih btrumsulpdlstn. Dos
W<rbarrsn in nngeiprbnter gaee ioftet
-sinen e<pifisn anH1pf. Dsr abr bulS
bis espluidas Mibigteit brings. Uiiblt
man Ee htrcnnab<n, 70 bseitbi man
iin f1nelI In bic itsts aeiuobnis Qnoe
unh inlumm<rt fanft tn bns Reid bes
1rGnmt binHbsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-11

Or. Sungat Gen, Der dine
fiI6e Reformer unD Der crite prooiIoz
ride grdfioent Der Republit ienss
Qanbes, III in Sapan angeLangt. 3as
nit benefit er IeiH ungefunoes llrtbeiI,
nenn bic Iapaner finb bic ihlimmiten
1einOe gbinus uno Gun Yat 0urfte
als patriot bort ni6t 3ufIuht illhen.
@r gebort 3u ben Dogmatii6en Wens
itten, bic ales na6 Der SaabIons be-
hanbsIn poQen unD usnn iie baran
perbinoert psrbsn, aQes ibrer Dorges
faBtsn Weirung opfern. Gr ma6t bem
isbigeu Qrdiiosnten Der dineiHden Rsz
publit OuaH Obi aai gum gortpufs,
pq3 er pom Quslunoe 8elo asborgi
bat, mas Elm 9erroth an Gbina isi
neil China ii6 nt6t Bios poIttiIh
fonDsrn aud finnn3isQ unabbdngiq
ite[Ien miife. 8a8 1T fonatiide I'm
pernunFt. 2lnIsihen Derpflidten su
ni1ts als 3ur Riitsritattllng beg Sci.
Ses unb China lit nt5t in Der Gage
fih ieibft oGs 81 Ietner 4ufrihtunf
n6tbioe GeID au beihuffen, bemnad
mubte ss iih oieiss i'm Quslanb Dor.
ben. gs 1T IN biefsm GaIIe nur ge.
f1ebeu, mas ale ouberen adnbel
tbur. Da bic IsBte Qnleibs nit teiner
bemiithigsnosn 8eoingungen pertnipf
mar. Damn bringt er gegsn guam Sb
aat Dor, oaB btsier niAt nad ftrent
bemotrdtif6en Brin3ipien bic 8sripal
tllng fibre, ionbern otttdtorifhs Sc
liiite 6etuube. Wabr lit Bios an be-
Bebauptung, oab Guam Sbi Raj eli
unburhfittiger Rarattsr i'll. W1ai
tpeib niht reht. oh sr bon patriotiihel
rber felbftIi6tieen @riinoen asleite
tpirb. Iber ems III fifer: tpenn &c
rndnb Srbnuno in gbina ihdffsl
fam, 70 III es gudn Obi aai. CT fpa
Der Eirsige, Der ala 0iaetSnig Elm .is
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Der Jriebenspertra 9 3fp1s
I6er ben 8ultonsStaatsH lit unters
ihrie6en. @ine peIiimiitiIbe 4nitft
muft ii6 gelteno, oab oamtt ol:
Rube 6ei 0eitem ni6t bsrns'teIt 1T,
ba SeIterrei6 unb RubIano 'I6 oas
Rett porbebalten ba6en. Den 8ertr1s
au reptoiren, nobel fir griteres maBs
oebeno III. oub 8ul9arien niht 3u Ishr
osThp6ht Diro uno fir 2esteres. odB
Gerbien Die 9rpbmaht i'm 8dlton
ptro. Gs lit taum Denfbar, ooB 8uls
qarien uuf gu i&pers SeotnquH5:n
eingegungen III, oa es iih Der Inter
ftibuno Seiterreth5 bepubt mar.
Qluh nirb oas 8leih9e.piht, pe!6as
bic glG4te. auber RubIano. auf Dem
8altun QnTtrebeu, ni6t gu i6arf abs
qe3irtelt peroen cenn lie BADEN aae
ohne 9lusnubme Elm orIngenoe8 Be
riirfnib nah 5risoen. Der 6unosl
bat firhtsrlih unter oieIem srteae
qelitten. Die rDihtigen 4bIuB9ebiets
in zen gd[tunldnoern unb in Der
aiiatiIhen 5urtsi Ijnb o0Qig 3eritort.
6ier3u geislt fih cine hpt1raot3e
gelotlemme. ou ni6t Bios Der arie9
qroBe Summsn perihIun8eR but, ION.
bern aud bic europGiiten ReglerunQsz
banten nit 6initdt auf einen mo5=
Ii6en europdii6en 8rieg ods 8slo
feitaebolten babsn, pas in alen
QGnoern ihpieri9e Situatioueu &C.
itQFfen bat. Bel Iolher SdhIuge 1T
poruus3uieber, oaB QGe Rati0nen ct.
mas nahqeben peroen. oamit De:
Trieoe, Der 10 ishnli6it rsDiinitl
riro. pieoer slntshrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-11

,siot. tpis elm perbranntss Stiid 3tis
tuna nod, ben Druid tn Ger afd,t 8sis
gen mag. r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-11
st aISen.

5Rtimss aus benz Srupp'fhen rpanas
ma" pro3sb. - Gruge Der OFF
fentIihteit. Die Fleinen bGngt
man. 1rinteeIb<r GsfnGftss
0ebobren. - 2iebtnstts 2ueIlsn.
gsrliner ae6ensphiIoippbis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-24
WAS FOOT BALL PLAYER.

One of the oldest men attending the
Earlham Homecoming today was Tim
othy Wilson, age 80, who was a stu
dent in the institution while it was
still the Friends Boarding School in
1S47 He and Morris M. White, a Gin
cinnati Banker. attended during the
first term, when the west wing of
Earlham hall, and the foundation for
the rest of the building were the only
things marring the natural beauty OF
the campus. Mr. Wilson was the star
football player of his school days.
Il was always first choice" he said
Football in those days he went on to
explain was different. The ball was
an inflated pig skin which the boys
kicked about with all the energy they
possessed.
Two boys chose sides, the ball was
placed in the center of the field, and
they all rushed in. The result was a
number of sore shins, but no one cared
so long as none of the players violated
any of the rules, there being very few.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-24
RAILWAY TRAVEL I'm SYRIA.
They Have Free and Easy System on
Some of the Roads.

They have curious way of manag.
ing some railways in Syria. Weary OF
much riding. a party Of travellers on
their way TO Beirut resolved one day
to go by train They arrived at q
primitive station, but could find no sta
ton master.
Presently, however, one Of the camp
followers arrived, looked about and
spying a small red flag lying on the
platform. made off with it along the
line When a train came in the man
waved his flag, the engine driver pull
ed up, and the travellers got in.
Later, while the train was putting
on its way, the guard came along the
footboard and issued the tickets, care
fully noting down the names, national
ity and occupations OF the passengers
Two stations farther on they got out
and here there was not only a station.
master, but a porter, and the latter
stayed with them all day In an or.
chard till the camp arrived. meanwhile
feeding them with honey from the
comb
Where else. one wonders. could such
a charming railway system be found!
Wide World Magazine
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-24
BOTH Think WOMEN
SHOULD WEAR THEM
Let Gentle Sex Don Trousers
to Avoid Handicap, Wise
Doctors Say.
(National News Association

CHICAGO, June 24-Women' s
greatest handicap is pretty clothes. II
a woman's clothes are pretty they may
lead to her downfall If they are not
pretty they keep her back in the race
with man in business and professional
fields.
These things were related to the
national convention of neurologists
and alienists by DR.. Albert Stern, OF
indianapolis, and DR.. H. r. G. Norris
of Enderlen, n. D. The two doctors
agreed that the only thing to do was
to clothe women in trousers.
ut is the woman who dolls herself
up to attract attention who falls" said
DR.. Norris. Girls who are simply
gowned seldom are tempted.
DR.. Stern said: I'VE should remove
from our statute books the law for
bidding women to wear male attire
Then when a woman grows tired OF
her sex, when she finds she has no
chance for a husband and home, lei
her cut her hair, don trousers and
earn living, competing with a man
ON an equal footing"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-06-24
REV. H|NSHAW MAY
SECURE A PARDON
1t is Said, However, That
Neighbors Oppose His
Release.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 24.-The
state board of pardons will recommend
a pardon for the Rev. William E. Hin
shaw, alleged wife murderer from the
state prison at Michigan City, unless
unexpected developments arise. Two
of the three members of the board are
said to be in favor of the pardon.
1t is reported, however, that Cover.
nor Ralston will refuse to grant the
pardon or even to parole Rev. Hin.
shaw. The minister was sent to pris-
on nearly twenty years ago after a
sensational trial. He was paroled
seven years ago, but was sent back to
prison by Governor Hanly because of
trouble he had with the wife of an
official of Wabash county
Some of Rev. Hinshaw's former
neighbours in Hendricks county, where
the murder took place, are opposing
the pardon.