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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
THREE JERSEYITES TAKEN
FROM WRECKED LINER

IFrom STAN CorRsDOndent-I
TRENTON. N. j., May S0.--on
board the American liner Haverford,
which went on the rocks off Cork
Head In Cork Harbor during fog
yesterday, were three residents OF
this city.
They are: Mrs. Cartwright, wife OF
Frank Cartwright, and their two chill
dren, F. Emerson Cartwright, 2h
years DID,, and ]. M. Cartwright. 8
months old. Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright
are natives of Stockport, England.
and came to this city some time ago
to live. About a year ago the mother
and young Emerson went to England
to visit her parents and those of her
husband. Six months later the seq
ond SON was born. and the latter and
his father have never seen each
other.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Boys 500 Suits Reduced to 3.85
Boys 900 Suits Reduced to AS
Boys 700 Suits Reduced to sos
Boys $50 Suits Reduced to 6.55
Boys. 1000 Suits Reduced to z85
1900 q 1900 Suits Reduced to 10. so
FrOCks for Young Folks
(GirIs and Misses Wear-Third Floor-Marlet Street.

Come and see the pretty Summer frocks in the Bam-
berger for girls and their older sisters There
much See-much admire-cever models that you will
enhuse overexceptona values that you cannot overlook
Misses Dresses, Special 39S-A
in these pretty wash dresses Made of chambray fancy percae
lawn dmy and linen Coatee and onepece effects also Russian
models embroidery lace trimmed self strappings and silk
grdleS 13 to S Special 398
Misses and Juniors Dresses, 1893 to 2298Beauul frocks
confirmation Fancy shadow
ces voes and exquisite trimmed with aces
embroidery and insertion Sizes 3 TO 8 1873 to 229S
Girls Dimiy Dresses 100New low wasted models, dainty
figured designs collars and cuffs in contrasting coors Ia
Misses Juniors 129s-Taored novelty suits
made of shepherd checks and fancy coths sizes ID to B
Regular lI9S TO 25OO, l298
Misses Combination Dresses 600-Sk dotted batste waists
and white ratne skirts crushed be sizes IA to IS Spn
dlo dresses at oUU
Girls Coats 2SS-Pan tailored and novelty coats sizes
TO Shepherd checks and regular 1893 and 500
Sirts-Complete line of skirts
in attractive models beautifully tailored Drill English rep
cordeine LOO 500
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Confesses, Then
Denies Murders

MISSOULA. Mont, May so.-'T
swear before God 1 am an Innocent
man--innocent of all charges they
have tried to make me accuse myself
Of"
Thus did Frank damon, arrested
at Plains Mont. conclude last night
In jail complete denial of remark
able confession of a series of crimes,
which he was alleged to have made
Among the murders which damon
is supposed to have confessed having
committed was that of former Terri
torial Governor Thomas Francis
Meagher, of Montana. damon now
says that all he knew of the death
of Governor Meagher was what he
read, and that he never killed a man
| in his life
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Army Officer Chooses Death
Rather Than Face Disgrace

VIENNA, May 3O.-Disclosure OF
the fact that Col. Albert Redl, of the
general staff of the Eighth Army
Corps, committed suicide last Mon
day rather than face trial on charge
of high treason, is made in the Mill
tary Gazette. He was accused or
selling to Russia important military
secrets.
1t is the custom in the Austrian
army to give officers who are &C
oused of q disgraceful crime the op-
portunity of taking their own lives
In accordance with this four officers
went to his home and discussed his
case, leaving behind on his table a
loaded revolver. They waited outside
and a few minutes later they heard
that the disgraced colonel had used
the weapon as they intended.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
(Toilet Goods-First

Vacuum BOttIes-With black
leatherette cover; pint size; sold
regularly for S1.25; special. Doc
Blaud's Iron Pills-Put up 100
in bottle; regularly 15c; on sale,
special, at -................ .lOc
KoIynOs Tooth Paste-Put up
In large, sanitary tubes; sold
regularly for 19c each; spec'l Ice
Beef, Wine and Iron-About
one pint size, this tonic sells reg
ularly for 35c bottle; spec. .2oc
Violet TaIcum Powder-Booth's
Talcum Powder, one-pound boxes,
with sprinkler tops; regularly
25c; special .,.............. Toe
Armour's Toilet Soap-Three
cakes of Lily of the Valley toilet
soap, in a box; regular 10c; spe-
cldl 49,. -. = rs
Bath Salt-A fine grade of bath
salt, pure white; dissolyes quick
ly; regular 12c; special at -. DC
Bamberger's Egg Shampoo
Four-ounce jare of egg shampoo;
regular price. 15c; special. loo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Toilet Goods and Drugs

Street.)
witch HazeI-Double distilled;
guaranteed Is per cent alcohol;
regular 35c per bottle; specla
at ....... @"c
EIbeco Bath TabIets-Round
cakes; perfumed; six in box;
regular loo; 4Oc box; cake. &c
Dressing Combs--Black hard
rubber combs; slightly imperfeet;
large size; regular soc; spec1, 2ec
sponges of good quality for
automobile or carriage use; reg
uiar 39c and SOC each; special, 25c
Golden Bath POwder-A highly
perfumed bath powder; sold regu-
fairly for 25o; specially priced
at ....... ioc
CoIRate's Comfort Holding
Tubes of cold cream, dental cream
and box of talcum powder; reg.
f0c; trial size special at &c
.JOhnson's Foot Soap, for tired
and tender feet: sold regularly
for 19c; on sale, special, at. :. lac
Pax CASTLE sOap-Large 4-oz.
cakes of CASTLE soap; usually
sold for &c each; special at 31sc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Men Who Wanf TO Pay $500

will find what they have long desired in Bam-
berger $25 suits. The assortment of fabrics and
patterns and the wide range of sizes and pro-
portions are so extensive that almost every man
can be fitted without delay. There are the
famous black and white effects, the pencil and
hair stripes, shepherd suits, plain and fancy
blues and grays-the newest things from the
source of mems fashions-in worsteds cassimeres,
serges and Scotch effects. Norfolks and two and
three button soft roll English models, some with
patch pockets well conservative styles for the
sedate. The assemblage is now at high tide. Now
is the time TO decide.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

Why confine yourself to the
limited stock of the small shop,
when Bamberger's offers you
more than one hundred and fifty
different styles and kinds of cor
rect straw hats for choosing?
Better come tomorrow for yours
every man should start out June |
with a real summer topper. Get a
high crown with a narrow brim If
you like, or a low crown with a
wider brim, if it suits you best.
Style is more a matter of taste and
fitness than anything else. Here
you will find.
Panamas, $500 to $500.
Bangkoks, at $500
Sennits, S1.50 to $500.
Split Straws, Si.50 to $500.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
SPANISH PREMIER AND
CABINET HAVE RESIGNED

MADRID, May SO.-The Spanish
premier, Count Aware De Roman
ones. and the. other members Of the
Cabinet resigned office today.
Count Roinanones has been premier
since November IA, 1912 He took
office after the assassination Of Pre-
mier Canalejas.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
WOmen's $50 Low Shoes, Z.75
(womens shoes-second Floor--Market Street,

(WOmen's Shoes-Second FloOr--Marke
Three hundred pairs of $3.50 low
shoes have been taken from regular
stock and will be offered for sale Sat
urday only at $2.75 pair. Try where
you will, you cannot duplicate the
value, for Bamberger $3.50 shoes are
not equaled for the money in New
ark. In the collection are patent colt,
gunmetal and tan Russia calf oxfords and
pumps. All have Goodyear welfed soIes.
These shoes are this seasons manufac-
ture-the best styles for summer are in
cluded. Better buy two pairs. Women's
$3.50 low shoes, Saturday. ........ .2.75
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Entire Line of 200 Administer
Rugs, Saturday, at l6.25
(Fourth Floor-Washington Street

While present stock lasts shall offer for sale Sat
urday entire line of $22 Administer rugs $625 These
rugs standard sze by IL feet The patterns
beautiful Oriental effects suitable for parlos and dining
These among the popular rugs made and $625
are rare values indeed.
No Phone Orders Filled.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Are You Thinking
of Building I?

Va DhhA<aAA6
If you are thinking of
putting up a building OF
any sort, don'ts make the
fatal mistake of selecting
cheap" Locks and Hard
ware Trimmings.
Cheap hardware is both
expensive and annoying.
Poor locks are out of order
in no time, window catches
refuse to work and one an
noyance follows another I'M
til finally the woodwork has
to be married and defaced
to put on locks and trim
mings of a character that
could have been supplied
just as easily in the first
place.
Before you place your
order for Hardware come
in and let us estimate from
your plans. We carry all
the Good Makes, including
CORBIN, SARGENT and
READING, and our assort-
ment of designs is so wide
that you cannot fail to be
satisfied. We know you
will like our prices.
Tools
We probably sell more
tools than any other store
in Newark. Carpenters
Tools, Masons' Tools,
Cement Tools, Contractors
Tools, Ice Tools. Tools for
all trades in the best makes
and at right prices.
Don't forget that we are
agents for READING
WROUGHT IRON PIPE
the best made and guar
antee 1t.
| Macknet & DOremus
| Company
EUeyptbing in Haydyaye
796-79S Broad Street
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
New Lingerie
Dresses for

(Third Floor-Market Street)
Madam, please accept
this as a personal invitation
to visit the dress depart
ment to see the dainty
frocks of lingerie which are
priced SIS and Sc. Many
new and pretty ideas are
expressed in these summer
dresses. There are dresses
suitable for afternoon,
evening and street wear,
made of plain and en-
broidered wolfe and eyelet en-
broidery. The new coatee ef-
fects, prettily embroidered and
trimmed with filet lace and
embroidered collars are be-
witching. Another model is
trimmed with Val. insertions
and fashioned with ribbons
and buttons. The new vestee
effects are trimmed with but
tons and finished with filet
landings. The skirts are en-
broidered or finished with
pretty landings OF lace TO
match bodices; sizes 10 "A
bust measure. 800 and 500
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
That 2.45 Shoe Sale
6Mens shoes-second FIoor-Market street)

Thursday we placed on sale four
hundred pairs of widely known shoe
at S2.45 pair. The fact that these
shoes we're trademarked and stamped
by the maker TO sell at $3.50, 81 or
$3.50 created quite stir among men
who are on the lookout for bargains.
If we had mentioned the name OF the
shoes, we doubt il there would have
been pair left for Saturdays selling
for the shoes are the most ex-'
tensively advertised in the world 4
and always sell at manufacturers
stamped prices. However, about
half the lot remains unsold, and
YOU may choose from them while ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Wide Vale
COlored Pique Ole

(MaSn GOOdS-f1rSt FLOOR
Washington Street.)
Three thousand yards of i5c
and 19c colored pique, subject TO
slight selvage stains, will be
placed on sale Saturday at 9Hc
a yard. The most desirable col
ors are included, as navy, black,
Alice blue, Copenhagen, wine,
red and light blue. A small
quantity of fancy striped mer-
cerized poplin is also included at
the extremely low price OF, the
yard ............. .9Hc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
RAMBERG ER'S
- Es .. .TElg Always d 8
AEARNEE H4Z<EYc bzz.xsWCyo~ SIS.
..lIEElg ALWAYS GlI 81 SlllIl8A
Mems LOO and I.5O NegIigee
Shirts for 70c
Mems shirts-First FIOOr-Market Street,

marked of this special offering is the fact that
choice of designs and coors practically unlimited
There nearly thousand shirts in ALL and venture to
least hundred different patterns Some
of the makes, including the Yorke brand are found in
this lot None of the garments is worth less than ST. while
there hundreds that any would pay 50 for Plain
white coored striped patterns Laundered and soft cuffs
Plain and plated bosoms Sizes Ia to 49, Hghgrade shirts
only few slightly imperfect ST and ST. so values 79c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Sample Low
Shoes for
.-----zz---~.-ss~- -
Children
(second FIoor-Market St.)

(SecOnd Floor-Market St.)
We have purchased the
sample lines of children's
low shoes'from two of the best
makers in America, and shall
offer the shoes while they
last, at a saving averaging
more than third. All lea
theirs, in plain and fancy styles
with hand-sewed turned soles.
These are two of the best
sample lots we have ever pur-
chased. The values are
extraordinary.
Sizes 3 and A
Children's Shoes, without
heels; 75c and SIPS val, 69c
Size Z Only
Children's Shoes, with
spring heels; Sl.25 to Sis
values Observation-Disclosures. see
Size 10 Only
Children's Shoes, with
spring heels; $3.50 to 81
values .............1. 100
Sizes 13, 1877 and l
Children's Shoes, with low
heels; SITS to 81 values, 1.25
Sizes 3, 81 and a
Growing Girls Shoes, worth
S2toS3..............l.50
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Bamberger's Is the Store
For That Straw Hat

Straw Hats-second Floor-Market street)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Men Who Want to Paw 2O.OO

can choose from Manufactured suits equal in
style and fitting qualities to the highest priced
garments-this is what $50 buys at Bamoer-
gers. The materials of these $50 cloths are the
best grade imported and domestic Atwood fab
RIGS, chosen not merely for good looks, but for
GOOD WEAR Plain staple patterns, as we'll
as the popular shepherd plaids and neat pencil
stripes Two, three button and Norfolk models. No
matter what price you are in the habit of paving for
your clothes, try on Bamterger $50 suit Note how
we'll it hangs. Examine the making-the finishing
touches-you will be surprised. The assortment is
enormous Any man be fitted perfectly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
This Is the Store for Your
"Kayser" Silk Gloves
(women,s GIoyes--First Floor-Market streetl

(womens Gloves--First Floor-Market Street,
The Bamberger maintains the stock of Kayer sill
gloves Jersey Here you will And all times complete Lint
of all silk gloves of this world make
call attention the 2buon gloves 75c and TIL
length ST. These gloves made of extra quality co
embroidered backs Double finger
style Color
pink, sky, lavender black and white
I2-Button Kayser Six Cloves, the par. 75c
I6-Button Kayser Six Cloves, the pair. 100
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

Before you that piano player piano
this fact firmly fixed your mind: NO ONE CAN BUY AM
INSTRUMENT FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANYBODY ELSE at
Bamberges. There barganngno dckerngno scheming
here We sell pianos clean board Every instrument
its stipulated price That price its only priceand the
LOWEST PRICE for which may be sold legitimate profit
If have investigated piano propositions elsewhere will
be surprised at the superiority of our offerings.
For 500 month you $500 $3.50 absolutely
piano genuine mahogany ivory keys fully
Piano stool Initial payment of only
$40 required
payer-pano with all the latest attachments in selected walnut
mahogany Bench music rolls free Initial
payment of only SIS required
The wonderful Behning with you
can't forget had for $3.50 $780, propoonatey low
terms listed above Truly there piano every
Bambergers.
Exchange Department offers Ane used pianos
instruments low S85
as SIS month Several used payerpanos $295 Send
catalog.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Musical Hour


Bamberger Auditorium
Saturday May 3lst, $3.50 TO $50.
Presenting
Miss Minna Steiner, Niolinist
Miss Grace K. Camp, Soprano
Mr.. Stanley Eugene Bradley
at Behning Player Plano
Mr.. Joseph D. Freedman
at Victor Nictrola
PROGRAM.
1. Famous Butterflies" ...........
Arranged By Wade
Player Plano.
2. Say Au Revotr. But Not Good
bye" ........... John Mccormack
Victor Fictrola.
3. II Know a Lovely Garden ......
d Hardelot
Miss Camp. accompanied by
Mr.. Bradley.
4. 1.-THE Monarch Of the Woods.
Victor Victrola
g. ValBe Op 80 No. =. Wienlawski
Player Piano.
9. TALES OF Hoffman" ... Offenbach
Miss Steiner. accompanied by
Mr.. Bradley.
Z. ave Maria" ........ Enrtco Caruso
Victor yictrola
s. Song OF the Soul" .,..-....... Briel
Miss Camp. accompanied by
Mr. Bradley.
g. salut d Amour. ............. Elaar
Miss Steiner.
10. "Oh, Dry Those Tears $50. Riezo
Miss Camp accompanied by
Mr.. Fred Calm
Violin obligato.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
The Is. 90 Line Is Especially Str

strictly awoo materials and are hand
tailored They absolute satisfaction Choose from plain and
w black unfinished Woed fancy
wor Scotch effects and three button ana norfolk
lifted perfectly
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
.RAIMBERG GERS
.TEas ALWAYS BUSY SD -
AG4,R1EE H4kSEYc Nz.S1UWczoW sz5.
HIGH Time You Bought That Suit
MEMS clOthing-second FlOOr-washingtOn streeto

0hing-se ond Floor
Iune Hot How
yourself Bambegers clothing shop
Whether have $15 S2o So or
line Newark
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03

The Zolfo Springs Truth has in
creased the price of Its subscription
from 81 to S1.50 a year and talks
in a very snappy, decisive and indie
pendent way on the subject. Among
other things 1t says:
THAT the dollar-a-y year weekly
newspaper will soon be obsolete IS
almost a certainty. During the last
ten years the cost of living has ad-
yarccd 60 per cent Wa"es have
advanced accordingly. The only
thing that has not advanced Is the
price of the country newspaper and
that will have to fall in line or quit
business.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03
and sorrow, waiting for the age of
sense to dawn on bestial earth ="

Editor Smith captions his article,
we Want to Make an Editor and
Young men who can FIJI the bill will
do well to address him at Tallahas,
see. Here are the required measure.
ments:
Wanted, young man Of educa
ton and plcasin" address, who is a
Christian, and not addicted to any
bad habits. Should be In love with
the newspaper business, and be able
to write good leoible copy. Must be
willing to work several months at
nominal wages that he may acquire
a profitable profession. Address me
In your own manuscript, giving full
particulars OF yourself. and extent Of
your education. Not aycsre to a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03

Gainesville has secured her Great
White Day a little in advance Of
Lakeland, but unless all signs fail,
our city will be close second In Sc
curing this beautiful metropolitan
feature. The Gainesville Board Of
Trade worked persistently and now
the city council has passed the ordi-
nance providing for the modern
lighting OF practically the entire
business section. The proposed
plan takes in thirteen city blocks.
The State press Is showering compli-
ments upon Gainesville and every
visitor there will take away vivid
aEd lasting impression OF the beauty
and enterprise of the city
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03

Ks SSH tauts until he is sick OF tie
a'cd with so-cal!ed newspaper men
whole measly crew and now alycr-
tises for an angel to help him get
ont the paper. Our best wishes are
with Bro. Smith in his search for
the right kind Of young man and
we give him the benefit of our cir
culation to- aid in discovering him.
Journalism in its full sense is one Of
the great professions and to mount
through its successive grades from
bottom to top takes a full-sized man.
The personal factor counts for more
than all else, and good habits, stead
fast purpose, Industry and ambition
are indispensable to success.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03


The TELEGRAM has repeatedly said
it before, but it was rover hattar
"a then In the following from tho
jackson tlIich J Patriot:
"Somn day men viii awaken to
the awful truths Of hcrcdity and on
viroHmcnt, and they will insist on
social reforms compared to which
tariffs, freedom OF trade or protc"-
ton, snccial privilege or equal
chances for ALL land YAK and kindred
matters. will be of small significance.
Put. in the meantime, we must
stumble on through years OF gloom
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03

What has become OF the old-fash-
toned prosperous farmer who didn't
know the meaning Of legume, nj
trate or oXy: and who had never
heard Of a fertilizer formula
Pensacola News.
re lla cared about the time he
had uct ia" III Ecaf.H" ont his
farm Is his wo"trfrl ana unthirhin%
methods o. asri ultorc, and re ANA
his knd left cHou"h ruin ehind
them IN the shape Of exhausted soil,
red Sulcs and dreary wastes of
wcols and broom scd2c to keep
their memory Green for generations
to come Great pity that old fash
ion.l farmcr" didn't know tie mean
in" Of lcrnmc, nitrate and oxygen
and hadn't some acquaintance with
fertilizer formulas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03
It costs blind man 500 to gaze

1t costs a blind man 800 to gaze
upon the fascinating revelations Of
the Slit SKIRT in Kansas City The
other day in that city a pretty girl
wearing a slit skirt gave blind beg
gar on the street ten cents, and the
poor man forgetting that he was
blind, turned to gaze upon her after
she had passed A business man
noted the action, had the bcggar ar
rested, and in court he admitted that
he was an impostor. lie was fined
500. Thus we see that in the mys-
terious ordering Of events the slit
sfirt is made to expose fraud as we'll
as hosiery, and becomes a useful
agency as well as a cynosrre for the
"."lin" eyes of man.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03
...[I)IS,()EI
NEW EDIONIt TONIC.

NEW EDIONIt ToNIG. :
THE NIGHT OF DER URfAl
A fantastic comedy produ ,,.v
a huge scale. (Nestor).
ON Ell GAMING REAL-A stu
drama of Southern Cane
Leave me Senior. (Ncs,or
WEEKLY-Ra.
smashup, exciting IA es, Pres
Poincare In London, Saraia- 4
geant, Flying at HOMESTEAD
~ Lave Wilson, Fierce Il.
fire. Gov. Fielder and his !.
Don't Miss This Proaram
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03

Tie movement for special ses-
sion OF the Legislature to correct the
mistake Of the late one in the mat
ter 81 the congressional districts
seem to lie gathering some strength.
Cor n: man Sparkman,, among
Others, thinks that special session
would provide the best way out of
the ..ii!iaulty; and Senator Fletcher
seems to be of that opinion also.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03
worthy young man from the coun-
try"


The Jacksonville Metropolis runs
department of legal information
for the benefit Of its readers, which
is a commcndahlo enterprise; but
bow can the editor Of that depart
ment ever be certain that his in
formation IS not unconstitutional or
subject to reversal, dessicqtion and
destruction by the supreme Courto
\ package of leeal information now
adals is very uncertain value.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03
Neatly Expressed Warnfre.

This seat Is provided by the y;cs.
tor old people ahd children, and no
or mea WHO are born tired" is tn,
inscription on 4 I,glla scet winch ".
HI&t h,oh plartd lev EGr..