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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Der persSnlies,s Dsrtreser Sss
praVScntsn iiir T1sriae.

Serr 9inb (Sicbe @oitprieles.) lit
elm redtIdaffencr 0tauu bon unans
~taltbarem 9baraftcr. Gin .ielf>
made man" in pcS &ortes a~lcrbclter
Sebeutung. Ius tlcincn %erbdlt>
ninen bcrporgcaaugcu, brad,te or es
aus eigener Strait 6u gcodltctcr 2ez
bcnsItellung. Inicbeu unb bcideipcncr
&ublhabenbcit. Ser republifanilhe
Staat Iiuueiptn crlpdbltc i'm. Den
Scmutraten. gum 8ouoerncur mn
lunbtc ibn in beu GongreB, Sas iii
Elm Gbrcn5cr9niB allcrcriter alaIie.
Seine @iegc iianb in Sbipcbcu. ais
&nabe tom CT mad Smcrifa. pcrbientc
lclblt Die Miittel 5rm Shuls unb llnis
periitdtsbelnd,.
Sopeit Ole ScrI6nlihtcit Scrrn
2inb's in Srnge fpmmt, bate 6crrn
8ilion'3 @ubl ifptrlih aui eiuen
beileren uuo piiroiacrcu Sertrnucnss
mann iollcn tonucu. 8crr Sino
ipriht aber leibcr fein @ort Spaniih.
Sas ut Gin Wonael, Der Die %crbdnbz
luneen nit hcu mcritanildcu Sc
BORDEN unb Tarteiiiibrern uub nas
mentlih nit Den .feiuoliden Sriis
bern" gans uuGemcin crihnperen muB.
llno iebr leiht Den gan3en 3tped Der
Senbung pereiteln mag.
Ser 6ffentlideu Weinung fam
Serr Sino niht Den SuIs flblen, feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
DaS 3,reteftsrat aber
Nicaragua.

Sas GendtSz Gomite fir a~isipdrti9e
S~e5icbunsen bat nad) elmer lebbuften
Sebatte iiber bieie Nn9eiegenbeit bes
ihlollcu, bab es minbeitens i'm gegcns
pGrtigen Iugenblid niht rdtblih lei,
Die Yolitit Der G~creiuisteu Staaten in
bieier Hihtun9 enhGilti9 felt6ulcgen.
unb beauftragtc Ieinen Tp%rlieenoen,
Senator Bacon. eineR nelen Gntipuri
fir bas Ibfommen nit N%icaragun cins
Sureifen. Der iih. obne Yrptcttoratss
Yarasrapben ausihlieBlif auf Die
@riperbung Der aannls Hpittc ilber Den
Sitbmus uuo gepiiier Gon5eiiionen fir
Slottenitatiouen beifrdnfcu ioa, mos
fir Die Hereinafter Staaten Der Hez
publif brei IiQiouen Solars aus
5ablen lollen.
Wie in iiibrenocn bemofratiIdcn
3reiien ~perlautet. lit ioipobl Der Srd>
iioent. mic Scr StautSictrctGr nitt abs
9eneist. Den Observation-Disclosures me-
nisitens ~porlduiig beiicite 81 ieeen,
uno man %ertpartet, baB Der rcpipicrtc
Sertraass gntlplrf inncrbalb ipeniger
Gage Dem Gomite 6uacbcu iuirb.
Sm @inselnen iolcn bic Scitims
munger fol9enbc fem:
Nicaraglla tritt an sic Ger. Staas
ten bnuernb bas alSidlicBlihc 8cdt
ab, einen Ganal burb Nicaraguu 81
bnlien.
Gs iiberlGBt Den Ser, Staatcu alli
90 Sabre patttpeiic TlaB an Der Sons
iecnsS udt. iofpie nlli elmer Der Gorns
Snieln I'M anraibiihen Ncer, 5ur Ins
laae elmer differentiation.
Sie Ser. Staaten beSableu fiir pieie
Suseitdnoniiic Die Summc bon 49,
100000.
! Sieie geoinsunsen iino uu9eidbl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

auBerarutlifen S~nformntioneu perz
mag CT uur ans cngliid)z amerifus
uiiden S.ucllcn unb aus Der tlcineu
peutitcn Gplouic i'll Nerifo's 6aupts
itaot 5u %Ichppfeu. Sie Iniidteu
bicicr &reiie aber iino bier ldugit
befunnt.
NQes Sas fam dbcr aid peber
Dem &rdIibenteu nod icinem Staatsz
iefretGr unbefannt geipeicu icin. Bic
gauge Scnoung lit iuiol9ebeiieu etlpas
mpitcri0s; pas @ebeinniB miro iebod
piclleiht pemnGhit ieinc 20iung purd)
bic %Grneuuuus 6erru 2ino's gum Bot
lhafter in Ierifo iiuocn. SnSlpiiheu
abcr lit 0crru 2inb sur grfiiQuug Der
lhpereu Nuigabe, Die ibm Sr. @iliou
gcitcllt bat, I'M allieitigcu SntereIie bon
6cr6en Slid 81 piinideu.-~&eits
Iidle Yoit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Die 1pahrkeit ifs Sale Krmpp.

Sas critic Gapitel bcs Sales arupp
hnt nit Der 8crurtbeilung bon bier
2clolcutndnt5. 5lpei llntcruffi6icren
ltuo einem Militdrbcamten leinen Ib@
idDluB gefluioeit.
Die perbGnaten Strafen blieben
Detrd6tlid binter ben Introsen bes
8crtreters Der Infldae 5uriit. Statt
Der beontragtcn Sreibcit5 Itrafcn bon
hrci Ipuaten bis 6u einem Sabre
murhe nilr auf lolte bon prei Wod)en
aoIcrucnarrcit bis 81 leds Wonaten
@efdngniB crfannt.
Sreilid iuiro Die Strafe fir Orci
3eualcutnantS burd Grtbeilung pes
ihlidtcn @6idicbs ungcmcin pcr>
ifdrft. Sic 2eutc eriparbcn Den Sffi>
Sicrsz Mang purh langidbriacn, id)lpcs
rem Sicuit mno mlitcr9ilti9c 8iib@
rrng inn llnteruffi5icritaubc uno bait
ten IliSiidt aui Scforberung uno
&eniiou ober an9emcllene @erior9un9
bel Gipilbebprben. SaS Iaes lit icBt
cnogilti9 pcrlorcn. Irbcit uno
Iilbc pieler Sabre pnrcn pergeblid.
Sm llcbriacu bat Die Terbanblung
aud, uidt bic spur irgcnb ncltcr
Gpionngc pber ciucs Serratbs militia
rider @cbcimniiie ergebcn. Bic
53eualentnautS perfcbrtcn nit ibrcm
friibcrcn aamcraben. Dem Sireftor
Sraubt bonn Scrlincr arupp'ihen
9iirp. in ircunblhaftlidler 8eiie uub
Sdipabtcn babel iiber Saden, Die tic
fir iid bGttcn bebalien iolen. Surhs
aus ungebDrig unb itrafbur mar cs.
boS Tic babel audi 2icierun9ssS Be
ningungcn porScitig funogaben nnb Die
4rcisiorberung elmer Gonturren5@
Sirma perrictbcn.
gu ibrer Gntihulbi9ung Ia9tcn Die
In9cflaaten, lie ipGrcn bel Den Witt
tbcilun9en oil ben Tcrtretcr arupp's
feines llnredts lid beipuBt 8cipeicn.
bcnn Die Sirna lei ia I'M ariegsmini
iterium tpie 5ubanic. Sas Iacs
redticrtigte aber ielbiipcritdnblit uid)i
Die Innabme bon Sfmiergelocrn.
benn ais iolde purben Die 1eidenfe
unb Sarlcben bcs SireftorS Sranbi
\ all bic In~aeflasten angcieben.
go ertldrt es iid Senn aud, oaG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated. on this
page will be mailed to any address
on receipt of 10 cents (~silver.
wrapped in paper, or stamps) for
each pattern, excepting embroidery,
patterns, which will be sold az
prices as given with description.
Write name and address plainly
and be sure to state numbers and
sizes of patterns desired. Remem-
Der that in these patterns allows
ance is made for seams. Address,
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co..
Dubuque. Iowa.
Use coupon below. !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

aleihlautcno nit Srpan's eritcm @ntz
lpurf fir bas Ibfummcn, ebc bericlbc
es in ba5 ENHANCEMENT bctreffs bcs
9rotettorats nufnabm; immerbin be-
beutet Der Seid!ub bes SenatszG os
mites ni1t, bnB Die Srd9e ciues Sros
teftorats Der Ser. Stanten ilber Die
cine ober nnpcre Ser mittelamerifaz
niid)cn Gcpu6lifeu cin fir uae Wtale
ubgetban pcroen Ioll.
Sic bauptidhIihite Sppoiitiou 9cs
gen baS Troicft fam BON Seiteu Der
Senatoren Sorab, Glarfe bon Irs
fanias, &iaiams Ii. a., Die lid, iibcrz
baupt 9caen bic Nusilbung io~uperdner
Hedte Der Ger. Stantcn in Wittelz
amerita auSipradeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

rlfen, nm lire nit 8eiuden beipaffz
neten Gonititueutinuen 81 empfangcn.
Nadoem Die @eiudc abgegebcn luaren,
begaben lid Die Selegutioncu unh Den
9auerien, 100 ibnen SiBe reIeroirt
luorben luuren, iporauf ibre Inter
ltiiber I'M Senat ba5 @ort ergriffen.
lie Scnatoren Smen, gsbmrit, Iuin=
negter, Sones, &prfs, Cane, Smppt,
Glapp, Sbomas, Sbafrutb unb SpliS
bieltrn fnr5e Iuipradben sur Seiiir=
iuprtnng Der Ietitipuem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

tains: 6 beautiful stencil de-
signs cut on special oil board,
ready to use, 6 cups of assorted
water cOlOrs (sonething new,
that will not spread, but dries
instantly, 2 bristle stencil
brushes, 4 thumb tacks, also full
and explicit directions for mix
ing cOlors and using stencils
making stenciling so simple that
a child can do it.
We will send you this beauti-
full outfit for stenciling, for a
short time only, for only soc.
}633-Ladies House or Home Dress.
Checked p~ercale in lavender and
white was used to make this
model. 1t will look equally
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
SePr nobel sciacn iiek SIC
Gerancr,

tpenu - Iic nidbt etipa eincn idleGten
Wis madden. &ic ma aus aLltin
meloet, lit baiclbt cine Selpegung im
8ange, auf Dem Subifriptionslpege
$4,000 auf5ubringcu unb lie 9rpau
gum 0cidcnt 81 maiden, unter Der
S%coingung, DAB CT iih, 10 lansc er
Staatsictrctdr lit, ausialieBlih ieiuen
Imtsgciddften pibmci uuo lid, niht
mebr ais Sbnutauouas Heoner boreu
ldbt. Sic $4,000 piirocn Serrn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

well in blue and white striped
gingham or seersucker, and is
appropriate for any of the sea-
sons dress materials. The right
front is crossed over the left in
a unique shaping. The skirt
has four cores and may be
joined to the waist in raised or
normal waistline. The pattern
is cut in 6 sizes: 80, "a, SO, SO,
40 and AZ inches bust measure
1t requires 5 3-4 yards of &c.
inch material for a 36-inch size.
)635-A Pretty Waist for Many Oc-
casions. Ladies Blouse With
Under Waist in High or Low
Neck Edge, and With Long or
Shorter Sleeve. Pale blue crepe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

de chine over white chiffon is
here shown, yoke and under
cuff portions are of Irish lace.
The waist is cut in the now so
popular blouse style, and may
be made independent of the lin
ing, and serve as a jumper
waist for wear owe a guimpe.
The pattern is cut in 5 sizes:
80. "a, IS, 3S and 40 inches waist
measure. 1t requires 2 yards of
27-inch material for the blouse
and l rs yard for the under
waist for a 36-inch size.
$685. -9636-A Stylish and Attractive
Gown for Many Occasions. Made
up in crepe silk, with Irish,
shadow or other pretty lace for
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

pique, embroidered with black
dots, is here shown. The right
front crosses low over the left,
and the closing on waist and
skirt is at the front. The short
sleeve is finished with a straight
cuff. The collar is shaped to
form a facing over the fronts.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 80,
"a, SO, 38, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. 1t requires 6 yards of
36-inch material for a 36-inch
size.
9594-Girl's Dress, with Front Clos
ing. White wolfe embroidered in
light blue is here shown" The
design has a low neck opening
that is finished with a revers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

Srpau getpiB iebr %anaenebm iein; aber
ifiper niirbe es inn tueroen, auf
ieinem Soften 8u blciben uno ieinen
8eoemuub k5u balteu. Sir Britain lit
oaS Earnoiren in Der Sefientlihfeit
10 notbnenbig ipie fir Den Slid baS
8aiier. gs lit iein Clement
Davenport Semofrdt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

nate lanse praftiihe grprobung bes
Nittels por5unebmcn. Ser 3eitruum
piirfte mad Srof. gbrlih's Iuii6t bins
rciden, INN einen lleherblid iiber has
IerbdltniB bon grfolgen rnb IiBz
erfolsen BEL Der 8ebanpluug bon Sas
tientcn 81 geitatten.
Die g~rsebniiie iolen alsbaun Der
Hegicrung porselegt nerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

Sic iuabrc CUTE alte Seit lit -
uniere S%ugenn5eit.
= @as bas 8liid Sir tpirft in BEN
ShooB binein, lit 10 pergdnglih fpie
I~pnbenihein.
Ion barf nid,t Den ihou fiir
tapfcr anicbcn. Der cine fiibne Sbat
nit eroBeu @prten ~onfilnoigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

and wide collar. The sleeves are
short and finished with a round
cuff. The skirt is straight and
plated. The model is suitable
for panama, tub silk, challie, lin
en-, linene, galatea, p~ercale, lawn
or chambrey. The pattern is
cut in A sizes: s, 10, IL and IA
years. 1t requires 3 IL yards
of 36-inch material for a 10-year
size
- Bargain Stencil Outfit. This
beautiful outfit is just the thing
to beautify your home. No
knowledge of painting is re-
quired; suitable for decorating
pillow tops, table covers, dress
es, walls. This large outfit con-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

$3.50 - Ladies' Dressing or House
Sack. A Comfortable Negligee.
This simple and dainty model
here shown is appropriate for
lawn, cotton, crepe, crossbar
muslin, dimity, nainsook, silk or
flannel. The sack is heightened
by a peplum. The sleeve which
is cut "in one with body pOr-
tons, may be finished in full or
4. in three-quarter length. The
pattern is cut in 5 sizes: "a, 36,
50, 40 and AZ inches bust meas
ure. 1t requires 4 yards of 81
inch material for the 36-inch
size.
959l-A Neat and Becoming School
or Play Dress. Girls Dress with
Boomers, and with or without
Yoke Facings. Brown galatea
with brown and white checked
gingham and pipings of white
for trimming is here shown.
The blOomers may be of self or
contrasting material. The de-
sign is comfortable and cool. 1t
will develop nicely in linen, lin
enc, corduroy, cotton crepe,
chambrey, percale, or lawn. The
yoke facings may be omitted.
The sleeves are in kimono style,
and may be finished with or
without the trimming. The pat
tern is cut in 4 sizes: 4, 6, 8 and
10 years. 1t requires l IL yards
of 36-inch material for the
boomers and 3 IA yards for the
dress for a 4-year size.
96S8-Ladies' House or Home Dress.
A Simple but Attractive Design.
White r~atine, trimmed with
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

- ltnierc 9eicr nnb 9eie-
rinnen merben gebeten, ienc Ue= I
; ihdite su patrUniiieren, bic in :
oieier Seitnns anaeigeu. GS
iinb snpertaiitge 0e-
itaits. infer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
lBir lisfern GltdJ Die CLUTTER .
III billigen pgsifeu.

trimming and with yoke of chit
fon or net, this model will de-
velop most charmingly for din
ner Or evening wear. 1t is also
suitable fer light weight WOOL
ems, fer wolfe, lawn, dimity, fOu-
lard or china silk. Ladies Waist
Pattern $685. cut in 5 sizes: 80,
81, So, SO and 40 inches bust
measure, and Ladies' Skirt Pat
tern $685. cut in 5 sizes: %, "a,
&c, % and 30 inches waist meas
ure furnish the designs. 1t will
require 7 yards of 27-inch ma
terial for a 36-inch size.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. Ten cents for
EACH PATTERN in silver or
stamps.
Illustrated embroidery designs 3006
and 3006A. Stamped on white
lawn 35c each. Perforated pat
tern, including stamping mater.
ials 15c each.
Paper pattern of this illustra-
ton No. 1914. Cut in one size
medium. Price 10 cents.
173S-A Conventional Design for q
Pillow Top. Stencilled on:
Pure Cream Linen .......55c
Ecru Art Cloth .3Oc
Perforated pattern .......25c
Transfer pattern ...........10c
Art cloth back Zoe
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-10
CONFESSED MURDER TO
GET TO FLORIDA.

Francis Bridscr. the man who
Mas supposed to have killed an
ualian on Grasy Key, and who. on
Il count OF conflicting statements.
VAS thought to he insane, called at
ti,is Office last night and stated thaI
l,r confessed to the murder for the
pirposc of being released from L. :.
army service. lie stated that he
was arrested in Suffolk, Va, on l
trumpcd-up charge of vagrancy.
pom examination OF his marks they
we're found to correspond with those
o, the murderer of the Italian, aud
lac idea occurred to I.ridser to make
-, denial of the accusation. in order
TO get transported back to the
south. stated upon arrival here he
easily proved an alibi whcreupOn hr
was released. tie wishes to get In
touch with the pedestrian who ad
vertiscd some time ago for part
ner to accompany him in his trip
around the world afOOt in record
breaking time Key West Journal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-10
LAYMENS RALLY
A GREAT SUCCESS
Several Prominent Methodists Dis
cussed Missions at Special
Service Last Night.

Sp.rlal services were held last
nt.ht at the First Methodist church
which time the laymen had char"
q lhe service. The subject Tor ~"
.-&ruin. beng Missions
lle service was in charge oi M
ID Bassett, who is an enthusiast
- man and who Is much Interested
IA III. work OF missions The irs'
speaker was Mr. a. C. Sha"iicr, Who
s.oke on stewardship H." d.
,lared that h. would rather be d
church member who put his stion ld"r
p, the W heel and accomplished some.
thing even though he made mistakes.
ttat TO he "A member who did moth
ing. He emphasized the fact that
\ natever one does, whether il be IN
il. sincss or church life that steward
sbIp counts Tor much and that eterv
rEurch member should he actik"l'
et.gaged in furthering IN. work OF
CHRISTIANITY whenever occasion is
presented
The next speaker was Mr. Wash
DGrn, who is a young man in the
IS urk of the church and who made d
"ry interesting talk. which, though
REF. was to the point He urged
All church members to five their re-
lieion. that ones life should be spen'
such a manner that their actions
would proclaim them a Christian
and that by precept and example 9TH
er. could be led 10 live better lives.
lie said that the home missionaries
had great work to perform. and
that, when going out TO save the for
eign heatern the opportunity TO no
good at home should not BE- over
looked.
Mr.. o. S. Hungerford was the next
called upon and he made a very in
t.resting talk on the work OF Mis-
si0ns." which he declared vas far
reaching subject lie urged all MEM
bers of the church to give their
money cheerfully and be glad to as
s:st in the great work Of bringing
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-10
REWARD OF $l.500
FOR HILLIARD SLAYER.
S.,,riff Ingram Posts Offer Which Is
Supplemented by Public
Subscriptions.

we TtuTu6Ty MCCtiuS w Wv
rnjt commissioners. j. *. llilliard,
ftMrr of carr llilllard, who lost his
lie in Il mysterious manner in de-
Z, nIbcr. asked the commissioners To
offer "A reward ol $500 for evidence
tll, would clear MP the mystery OF
his sons death.
The commissioners referred the
matter to their attorney, w. y.
sears. 10 SEQ if the reward could he
l"pally paid hy the commissioners.
~ March meeting of the board.
which Was held at tn" court house
Monday, the attorney reported that
the commissioners were not authO-
ri5rb Nv law 10 make lhe offer. lpon
receiving this report. Sheriff ingram
offered the reward of $500. which
had been requested by Mr.. IIillard,
and subsequently, subscription list
was circulated among the citizens
and the total amount Of the reward
yas raised to I.,oU kissimnl""
Gazette.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-10
UNCLE SAM TO PROTECT
MIGRATING BIRDS

Hunters in Florida IA well as in
other parts Of the country are very
much clated over the passage of the
Weeks Mclean bill by Congress. This
new law will protect the migratory
birds in all of the States. In the
past the "pothunters' have been
the birds in all parts
OF the country. The result is that
many species have been almost wiped
out.
TO stop this slaughter many So
cieties have been organized in all of
the States in the Union. Since 1904
these societics have been trying to
induce Congress to pass a bill which
would provide for the protection of
these different birds. For several
years these bills were pigeOnhOled
by the committee to which they were
referred. This month the commit
tee reported the bill and il was
passed the day before Taft went out
Of office.
The Weeks Mclean bill delegates
Ia the department of agriculture
power TO regulate the killing of all
migratory birds. This will bring
timely protection to many species of
wild fowl and shore birds that would
otherwise sUOn join the species al
ready extinct, and will also make IL
possible to cut down the annual loss
OF $50" 400 900, which is suffered by
agricultural interests on account of
pests, by giving the inscc,
ating birds chance to increase.
jacksonville Metropolis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-10
|alEDNANN CONFIDENT OF
HIS CONSUMPTION CURE.

New York. March l0.-Further
tnonsratlons OF his treatment,
|hlch he claims is cure for tu-
ffcvlosls, are promised for tOmOr-
Ps BY Dr. Frederick F. friedman.
ae Berlin physician treated only
Pf4' patients saturday, when his
|lseo'ers was demonstrated for the
|'S tine in this country before an
|Sem0lagc oi physicians, but to-
rroe lr friedman said, he
proposed treating a large number of
F1''''> possibly as many as NIFTY.
Z 70 q ne' name the place where
u .'rculosls victims were to be
3atf As said this would cause
I" o'"rrun with anxious appli-
FS aIant ot whom would neces-
II q dis ppolntcd.
- no tear as TO the showing
'a a b" mad. hv the patients
isa'ec yesterday" DR.. Friedman
80 lhey Will speak for them
- ~: soon Ny patients i'm
~ hder treatment in Germany
sure they will here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-10
TRIP TO St. PETE
IS FEASIBLE
So Declares Committee Who Made
the Path Finding Expedition
on Saturday.

The path-linding party which LETT
here on saturday morning Tor 81.
Petersburg, returned that night at
,35 after a very fine bu, un-
rventful trip. The journey vas
made under the leadership Of !. W.
kimbrough. who knows every crook
and turn of the road and whose car
acted faultlessly the whole day.
The secretary gives the follow 'ns
details OF the trip for the informa-
ton OF those who are cOntemplatln2
Joining the Boosters next week.
which details will serve TO show
that the journey can he made with
cumparative ease and comfort. The
mileage is given from the cyclOmeter.
start made from the First Nation
al bank at s o'clock. Road to Hil's-
borough county line ,as usual poor.
Time. % minutes
plant CITY. 10 miles, al ~,
Dover. H. miles. al >:'3, Sefn"r,.
ouS miles. az .02; Mango, go
miles. at e.o7, Six-mle creek, 26 !,
miles a, ol7. Ybor City. 30.c miles
a, 49,, here half mile diversion on
account oi closed thorouehfar".
Time lost. ninit"Sl tampa
Times office 81 miles, AZ ~
Tlmr Lakeland 10 Tampa, hour ~
minutes. Road from lillshorouIh
county line IA iairly good condition
After spending seven minutes III
Tampa for oil and water, leaving ~
:, T. s,ruck out Grand Central ave
p1o past the Colt ana Country 'lu".
along splendid road aud reached
Sutherland. - miles. al lu ~; Wall
Sprinss - miles. AT lo:ia, Tar
non Springs. g. miles, AT i":'a
\lnc minutes stop for water and OIL
e,,iihling back 10 Wall Springs al
itIlG for a drink. Sutherland again
- miles Al li:2N. frossfoad. ~ :
niles. al Il "a. dunedin. a. = miies
AZ 1l2s: Crossroad, 6a.2 miles, a.
tl:3o; dunedin. - p, miles at 10
clearwater IS ! miles. Al l.'s Two
ninut. stopl. Belle View hotel, :"
II ills n i2"2. Largo. ~ mllfs, ~
13sl4 Between Largo md Pln"ilas
E.rns aholii three miles of bad
read on account Of rains ann wash
ing on, o. bridge causing diversion
-, road This bridge or hll Is eN-
p,eied TO reach completion hi'ihe
tContinued on page D
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-10
WILSON'S WILL
NOT HAVE LIQUOR
IN WHITE HOUSE
FOR NEXT FOUR YEARS THE LID
WILL BE ON.
" ashington Is Now Entering Upon
the Four Dryest Years OF
Its History.
tBy Associated Press. }

Washington, March 10. Inc
n jlson administration will be- dry.
tue president and his family DeihS
a rrse to the use Of liquor or wines
in any form, which will have no
place in the White House for the
n,Nt four years. Secretary Bryan is
also known to be Il prohibition ad-
,ocate. Speaker Clark is a tetotaier
OF many years. The presence OF a
great number OF Democrats in Con-
srcss from the South, where prOhl-
b.tion is general. makes 1t certain
,h,re will he less wine in Washing
ton than for many years.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-10
THIRD SESSION Of
PARLIAMENT OPENS
King, in His Speech, Expresses the
Hope That Balkan War
Will Soon Cease.
(By Associated Press.

London, March Il" King George
today opened the third session of
tie present parliament after prOrO-
:,atiOn of only two days, which is
the bririrSt recess on record The
stately ceremonial Vas perforated N
the House of Lords, the king and
queen taking their places while the
tirong looked on. The king S
speech from the throne was devoted
chiefly to the Balkan war in which
he expressed the earnest desire that
the European powers would hasten
"A conclusion of peace. Elaborate
precautions have been taken to pre-
Xent any interruption by the mill
tant suffraests or male supporters.