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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Ssnncr al Npr9c. Sra .goer

SBnncr al Norge. Tra everett,
Wuib., me06eIes, of De TO oerpprens
Sc 2o0er al Conner al Norge bar
iInoct ii0 i%onnn1en. @eo en- Set ioml
/ Sen NnIc0ning nplig bar uprct al
bolot. bleo ser boIot 9oler al aon-
iuI aoI0crup, Froi. grtbur @iere %
Ynorelu Gngeiett.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
IL q Sinner,

e. 81. Nupcrno bar fjsbt lin Som.
pognon, u. .. SfnrS anoeI / ga.
leoonio Sournal", Caledonia, Min.
neioto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Mr. 9. (. Silinn, fhp. Mehofter

Wr. Z. !. SllInn, tbO. Ne00ffer
Al "Norrsnn", @innipeg, ices al
"G0ion Critic" (Gono6a) at prre
onfommet til Goion 9uta., boor ban
ifnl arbcioc ior Mr. Irpie Guebcr,
ll60ipcr al Colon Critic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
StcmmeicDocl.

StcmmeIeoocl. y. =. 8arbo I
MinneapoIia bar ionet Eotent paa
en- Stemmeieoocl til 9rltg peb Eri.
mUroolg, pes buiIfe Ser ifnl item-
mes oper "iecono dolce" aanoioa-
fer. Get pooitaae3, at oenne Stem-
meicooel er ilis inorettet, at Der fan
inoipareS megen Sio peo Stemme-
0ptNIlinAen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Uorrcna,Kronife

Einniiten Gnscnc Sfaaoen er Ct.
ter TO Nors SpboIo | europa penot
tiIbagc iii MinncapoliS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Sanifc Icarc. Naitor q. 7. Gro

Sanifc Tcarc. Vaitor q. I. Sra.
uenOuoro meobelte / 81. Saml. ior
l2te Oftober, at Eaitor ailocgaoro
/ Ncp 9orf er fommen i 9erering
meo oanitc @citinbiere. iom re9uer
ia ior at pore bonife. Sorleoerl
0pbtc ban CT libet tort Barn, bpis
SorGlorc or fommet ira 81, Ebo.
mas. Otter Siaenbe er Ser meIlem
1000 % 1000 al oisie Solf / Hcm
Dorf. Marge al Dem er meget pa
iriotilte ogIaa ior 9onmarf. Ie bar
beot Eoitor ailbegaarb ON at boIoc
@uostieneite Tor Dem, % ban bar
M Iopet at boloe 8uoStieuelte icr
bisie banife Negre / lin Strife ON MI
tencu 2ben % Ace Ssubae / bpe,
| Maaneb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Stpr 17oc Waiieit pil bli ofholr

/ Seattle npite 9lnr. Get norife 9to-
tionoliorbuno beriteo5 bar lat liz /
Spioien ior Nrrongementerne, % Ell
M6nlitc bcitnnenoe al Vaitor $. q.
Stopb, Z. &ielietb % 81. 8rsnning
cr nc0iot til at trpiie iorelebi9e Sor-
nnitoltninger ior Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

Y7itrr - ,rco,p asss rATrrs Jrsr 1878 1901 At rrt Pos
oruor o. preoEAs, Iowa rsDrH THE A1 % eos"trss .
h.ttr s., 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

alpbtruiten, iom M bar begpnot
OF inoisre aieo ira arsetnina, for.
itnar i'm "guiineis" til 5uIofom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28

menbc0. Sor at iorbinbre, al Ir9en'
tinas aic>fompanicr ifoI funne ori'
ue noGen n~upneuGr0ig oireftc Gr'
port til &c 6orcnebe Stoter, ION
StnriIogtcren Der life fan fontrol'
Icre, iigcS De at bapc iorbprct bper
cncite SOB al Srogirlm pnd Saln'
bert & SoIt 9iriens G~anplfibe, Der
Qoor / @o6strafif mellcm Ar9cntina
% gmcrifa. aieotrultcn fan loo'
Iencs, trob8 sen me 9oloIop, pcobIi
at oiftcre ais0priierne.
&crmnn Socb, iom cr Director
ior tbc department. OF SuppIicS" /
PHILADELPHIA, bar tiIbuot at opgipc
lin Gage pnn $1,000 ON Aarct ianlt
noe $1,000 iii IGffelie al llogiiter.
nc / III Icpartcment, boiS WDrodoet
bill ti0a6c bam at oripe Gmbebet
otter iorretningamG5ii9e Vrinciper
% Mctoocr % Qipe ham Sen 6or-
ticncitc, iom set unocr oi&ic 1orboIO
moottc fate al iig. San merer at
ron poo ocnnc Moooc piloc funnc
S135, 000 ON Aorct. Sono-
he's eli isrgcIiQ aommcntor pnn Gin
ref / en- al 2an0ctS iisrite @pcr. 90
PHILADELPHIA err piaieIig better life
SEN cncitc Nn, iom cr itprci paa Ben
ne Mnaoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Wiis 2nlla @limme, Ell una beea.

bet Yioniitinoe, bicmmcherenbe /
Acnnon, Winu., err ibeit fommet til
boQc ira Ct Stlloicopholo / europa,
ipecielt 2onoon og Berlin. Sum bar
M opcrtoQct Ell Stiaing iom 9prer-
inoc / |iono peo Brandon College,
@ronoou. Woritobe. Gen urqe 90
me, ser ioor nlelcu Nos al line eli
ropriife 2rrcrc oa ouore, iom bar
hcrt hcnbc, err Ell Softer al Wfr. %
Mrs. Nn0erS @limnle / Sermon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Salt StG,t43.1O
Tor Iinbegape &or1iteen,
@iarne Sporse, Sefr.,
Seeorab Soma.

Ilt nn9ooenoe Winoegopen fan
icltoes til SefretGrer, Troi. @iarne
Spanee, Secorab, Soma. cler til
u. q. @asm.ttb, 500 Nelp 9orf
2iic @!oa., minneapolis, Minn. Ti
boaber, at ale M pil giore lit bebite
for Mpr HprgeS Sag.
WinScgapc-&pmitccn
~Tccorah-Toiten" mobtaaer 9i.
nrng til Minoeaapen % fpitterer /
9laoet for alt, iom ienbes ino.
@ioro1 ienbes / Tonep-S rbers.
9aaf. Gratis eler Gontanter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
yur Truicsior i. ". @pl, iol

Npr Eruicsior i. ". @pl, ionr
III bar iorloot @i&coniinS llnipcr-
iictct citer % GorS uaibruot Girf.
iomheo, bIep Ser al Sen norife lite
rprc SCREENING 9aNraiiI iioite llgc
aipet eli giiico5ieit. Sgiaa Troi.
@onS aoQegaer / 6afuItetet gap en-
Nanfet Tor ham, Tr~oieSioren er al.
lcrcoe reiit til California, bpor ban.
iom ollcreoe menbelt, opertn9er cr
StIuing pco SonobrugSbsiifolen
Gopi3.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
FILLS IS FOUND NOT GUILTY
OF TAKING BRIBES

Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. ID
charles ". Ellis, chairman of the
old board of county commissioners
q, Duyal county, which WAS succeed
,d by the new board last Tuesday.
was acquitted before judge Maxwell
IN tho Criminal Court Saturday on
two indictments charging him with
accepting bribes to influence con-
tracts while acting in his official ca
pacity as chairman.
There are still two indictments
pending against Ellis. but as all
four indictments charge him with
taking bribes from the same person
| it is not thought likely that the re-
naming cases will be brought to
trial.
Owing to the prominence of the
accused, the court room was crowded
with politicians OF every shade ana
grade. who were expecting some SEN
sational developments.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
speedy trial and conviction of this
brute meets with the approval OF
all citizens.
STORE CLOSING MAKES
LARGER CONGREGATIONS.

The revival at the Methods.
church continues with great interest.
The house now is comfortably filled
in the morning by reason OF tn"
courtesy of the merchants who have
closed. Splendid services We're held
last night and this morning.
This afternoon there was a service
for women and girls. The usual SER
vices tonight and tomorrow morn
ing and throughout the week. \ cor
dial invitation to everybody to at
tend
The preaching of Mr. Bass gets
letter all the time as he reaches the
climax of his work He is wedding
the row closely now. and it is havin
A telling effect on the congregation
The subject tomorrow morning
y i'll be, How | May Know ! Am 4
Christian.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14

work"
Coupled with this was also the
command to rest: Thou and thy
son and thy daughter and thy man
servant and thy maid-servant and
even the stranger that is within thy
gates" Rest, upon the seventh day
More than Il thousand years later
His dear Son. whom we often re-
member was a toiler. handed down
another command TO the children of
men: Love thy neighbor as thy
self"
Their. is no foundation to tina;
happiness which goes not hand IN
hand with honest toll. combined
with hcalthfml, peaceful rest; re-
freshing sleep.
The dronc in the hive Of industry
should be forced to submit to ma
lures law and he stnng from the
have to make room for useful toi!ers.
NV friends, if You would seek hap
pincss, join hands with honest toll
as your guide and You will lind 1t.
Not, necessarily, in bank or count
ing room; not necessarily in mar's
Of trade or forum Not necessarily
in marble palace or under Sildri
dome.
More often in shop, by bench or
forge or anvil.
More often still in green field Or
forest or by running brook, where
tContlnuod on Page 3.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
A. c. |. SA0PMEN
Will NOT STRIKE
(By Associated Press.)

Wilmington. Jan. ~. All likeli-
Lood Of strike of the shOpmen OF
the Atlantic Coast Line railway dis
appeared according to statement
today of General Manager Royal.
who said the conferences between
the representatives of the wOrkmeh
and officials came to close yester-
day, all differences being adjusted
The union representatives have re-
turned home The workmen asked
Tor renewal of the l9ll contract
which called for an increase OF
nts per hour in wages.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
B[EAsE SENDS MES.
SAGE TO LEGISLATURE
lRv Associated Press. J

Columbia. Jan. IA Attacks on
the cotton mill merger, the 'arol'ha
,ubljc service corporation, and TN"
local power company as 'rhs'S' W."
,ured the message of Coy. Rl"aS" "
The State LEGISLATURE which opened
~ session here today. II" urged l'&-
islation 10 dissolve these institutions
and also recommended the paSSaG" ~
!, two cent railroad rate. l"NElnS one
rill lax for public schools. ana th'
massage OF a law making it II ms
drmrauor for il newspaper reporter
! 10 misquotc IA public speaker.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
JOHNSON ARRESTED
FLEEING COUNTRY
(By Associated Prcss.)

Chicago, Jan. a. Early today
lack Johnson. the negro pugiI'st
with his white wife and two negro
friends. left Chicago on train bouhd
Tor Canada. Johnson is under n $50,
400 bond to appear before tho FED
e,al co,,r, here to answer 10 an IN
dictmcm charging violations OF the
Mann act. At Battle Creek, Mich,
IL, was taken of the train and held
for the Chicago police. Tie admit +
ted n, was ON his way to Toronto.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
OLD OFFICIALS
REAPP0|NTE Ed
BY THE COUNCIL
FIRST NATIONAL BANK DESlG.
MATED AS SOLE DEPOSITORY
OF BOND MONEYS.

An important meeting or the Ivy
{ ouncil was held last night at when
two matters Of general public inter-
cs, were disposcd of the selection
q, the appoin,i,e officers ana en-
moves and the selection of the First
National bank as the dcpositary o.
al the bond money, instead OF d.
yidins this money between the thre"
banks, AS had been plannh.
II. l.. Swa,ls VAS appointed clt!
clerk and tax collector; T. C. Armls-
toad. treasurer aud assessor; George
i. Rhodes. Jr, plumbing and SAM
,ary inspector; G. H. Clongh. light
and water collector; Il. l.. Raffo, sn-
ncrintcndcnt light and water plant.
Th, light and water collectors COM
cnsation was fixed at per cent on
III collections for the year loli.
The resolution adopted by the
Council on Jan /, d"sisnalins the
three banks of Lakeland as dcposl-
tarics of funds derived from the sale
Of he las, bond issue, was repealed
and rcscindcd, and the First Nation
al bank was designated rs the de-
,ository Of the said funds The rea-
son for this action is set forth by
the following resolution which was
addressed to the Council by the bond
| trustees:
TO tho Honorable city Council
Whereas. the State hank OF Lake
land has declined to accept their por-
ton of the bond money on deposit as
designated by your honorable body,
this board cannot therefore comply
with your directions as to dcpositing
procecds of the bond sale; and IN
view of the fact that payments OF
bond sale are made in three INSTALL
mcnts and that disbursements or
same Is to be under three different
accounts. it is therefore the sense o'
this board that il would 0Dviate
uuch useless and unnecessary book
| kccpng if the proceeds of the bond
sale be deposited in one bank; there
fore be il
Resolved. That the hoard of bon
. trustees request the City Council t
Il roscind their former action ana I
DESIGNATE the First National bank o
$ Lakeland as the depository ol fund
II derived from sale of bonds.
g Respectfully,
% &. &. ME.MMlNGER,
$ IT. u. BASSETT.
n G. b. MERREIL.
Bond Trustees.
The official minutes of the NEE
inc will he published in tomorrow
issuc.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
"7avor Eaton's Address.

Mr. chairman Members of the la2"'
ORGANIZATION. Ladies ana '""-
tlemen:
', is with exceeding pleasilr ~
: ~opresenting the people OF orr 'a'r
citv as it's chief executive. bid 'Hi
hearty welcome TO Lakeland
II is very fitting that you -''t''"
hayo chosen Lakeland for HnH' an
pual meeting, for Lakeland W.
working mans town.
Here every man is lahor'' IN"
the chord of sympathy for lah"' ana
tho laboring man strikes tr'l anu
,jear i'm the hearts of eyer man,
woman and child in the bord' I"
cur city.
| do not bid YOU welcome for NY
self alone but for every on ~ ne
i,izens of our town.
know my people anon Nh""
Won have come and I know lh"i'
sympathies are with you and ma
their hearts go ont in welfom" q
you.
In behalf of my people ] i'e U
say that We are proud to ha'" Fo'
with MS.
We realize that the progress .
the world rests upon the shHNl"er
o. labor. We realize that youT all
and endeavor is to elevate man.
lift up the man of labor. hotn l
his ideals and in the plan" ~ III
achievements.
We realize that your aim is
place the heart and the soul oi ma
above the poor struggle for hrea
| alone. !.
: We realize that you are here Wor
ing for the uplift of humanity.
Your labors command our estee
l and enlist our sympathy. Our hear
= are with YOU in your work
Our city is yours while you $
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
DECIDE TO BREAK UP
PEACE CONFERENCE
(Rv Associated Prcss,)

London, Jan ~ \ decision To
definitely break mp the peace con-
ference simultaneously with the pre-
.nt,tion to rho Turkish government
of note 10 the European powers
was reached today 10y the chiefs o'
the peace DELEGATIONS OF the Balkans
allies. The resolution of the allies
will be- communicated 10 the port"
in \ formal note. tt The same I'm"
commanders of armed forces Of al
lies IN thc field will terminate the
armistice which has been in opera
non since Dec. ,.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14

With a fair attendance OF dele
Gates from various points through
out the State, the thirteenth annuai
convention OF the State Federation
.et Labor opened at noon today. The
orening session WAS called to Order
il tho HERON theatcr by State Pres
i6cpt l.. ". Zim. of st. Augustine;
Secretary Prevatt, of JacksonVille'
being al his station.
Rev. |. c. Jenkins OF the Methoa-
is, church delivered an Impressive
and eloquent invocation, followlh@
nich the president introduced Hon
G ". Eaton, MAJOR of Lakeland
no gracefully welcomed the Visit
ns delegates to this city Ills wei'
delivered rmarks are printed else
where
Hon II 4. Dranc then delivered Il
beautifully -wor,lcd address. whlcA
We have pleasure in presenting III
,ull
il mad been hoped that Governor
n,lrk Trammol, would be present ana
,,rlivcr an address, but "" iouhd a.
= la,c hour that press of public busl
n,.s would no, permit his attend
nre NE sent Il telegram oi greet
jr.. and expressive Of his symMth!
sin organized labor. the reading o'
yhirh was loudly applaudcd.
| tlon. Epprs Tucker, ~. thouS!
r,uurstrd only last ni.ht 10 make an
address. responded with his cnSto-
ary ease and clouurn,c. Ills al
Jress will be printed in tomorrow
issue.
President Zim responded fcellngl!
10 these various addresses Vo'''"s
III, appreeiation of the delegates 1o
giithlc reception.
During in'ermlSSlohS h''"' -
.peeches the MclIcnry Military ban'
, sayc some splendid selections whlel
vcre greatly enjoyed
Th, president then dcclarlhs ~
convention omen for the regular or
lor of business, on motion II was 'r
dcrod that a telegram annohh''h'
me opcning of the convention y
4: n, 10 National President Gomr'r'
The report of the credentials ''h
rittca was then adoptcd
In order 10 give the r"s"lb'leN
committee time TO prepare A. r
rort n recess was then dcclaret Il
:, - > o'clock this afternoon. at W1r
- .jmo tho convention rnaSs"m hl'd
- The sessions Of the convehtl"H ~
u, omen to the public which i 90
81. tally invited Ia attend them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
CENTRAL BANK HAS
WARM ADVOCATE
tBy Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. ll-"This co'ih-
Try will never have souhd ihoh'-
tary system without "A central BANK
said Fcstus 4. Wade. "a member ol
tho banking currency committee o!
the American Bankers ASSOCIATION
today in a statement TO the itous''
currency reform committee. lie IN
visted that Democratic opposition t.
a central bank was largely senilmeh-
tai He recommended committee
Il. report a measur" similar 10 the
! hldrich bill
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
STATE FEDERATION Of LABOR
BEGAN CON ENT|0N TODAY
DELIBERATIONS OPENED BY PRE- sDENT ZM AT NOON TO-DAY
WITH ELOQUENT ADDRESSES BY LEADING CITIZENS AND
MUSICAL PROGRAM

io,,ru among us. Our homes stand
nl,n 10 bid You welcome. We know
,lai Won can but be charmed with
,sur hrautiful city and impressed
Hilh its thrift.
We trust that your stay among Us
WIM M A happv one and when you
h;Ne gone TO your homes that there
MIL remain in your hearts Il pleas
an, recollection OF your stay III
Lakeland
\eain | bid you welcome.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14

The Florida State Federation OF
.abor will convene III annuai ses-
sion at Lakeland on Tuesday next.
There is every prospect for very
large attendance. The work of the
las, convention, which convened Ill
Jacksonville in January last, mas
been fruitful of great good. and Il
ic expected that the meeting .at
Lakeland will further enhance the
great work of organized labor m the
battle for human rights ana prog
ress.-St. Augustine Meteor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
MISSISSIPPI WOMAN
KILLED sEOUCER
(By Associated Press. }

Brook Haven. Miss, Jan. IA
I Charging that he had been intimate
with her daughter. Mrs. Matte Gle
ments. a widow. shot and killed John
Mullen yesterday after he started 10
attack her with a knife. Mullen was
married and had five children.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
EIBERT HUBBARD GUILTY.

Buffalo. y Y. Jan. i".-Elbert
Hubbard. the famous Royerofter,
SATURDAY. pleaded guilty to the
charge of sending obscene matter
n. Trough the mails He was fined one
hundred dollars which he immedl-
ately paid.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
,By Associated Press, ,

Washington. Jan. IA Cotton con-
.umed in the United States during
the month of December was 445,2s.
running bales. compared with Ala
40 bales in November. according 70
the census bureaus monthly
issued this morning.
Number OF active spindles on Dec.
. lag .56.oO0 of which l,6lo,4Z.
i in the cotton growing States.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
FUNERAL OF MIR. ]. w. ELLIS
OCCURS TOMORROW AT 8 A. NJ.

The funeral of Mr. j w. Ellis will
be held at the Methodist church to-
inUrrOw morning at . o'clock. Rev.
" II. Stcinmcyer officiating. All
friends are invited TO attend.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
SENATOR DRANE'S ADDRESS.

SENATOR DRANE'S ADDRESS.
rur emperor. Marcus AureliuS, the
/. rcatcsI and viscst Of all rulers
:, hose writings have been handed
Down WRITINGS the ages to illumlhe
ana pom, the way for all mankind
Instantly wrote of tho dignity OF
1ir. aud always wrote Of il as wor
ta, Ia hear scrptcr, as fit To wear
:. GOWN.
our own great PHILOSOPHERS ana
.i,,c,man. Bcniamin Franklin chm
,r 4 printcrl when the declaration
nt ndrprndencc had been signed ana
Ill.,, new worlds stupendons struggle
.cr liberty and happiness had begun,
the offspring Of which was to D"
raN nation Of happy, prosperous and
prncrrssivc people. as he laid down
h,. non remarked to his fellows:
\ow. gentlemen. We must all hahE
together, for If we do not. then sure
il King George will see to It that
qyc all hang separately" F"
,nconscously. perhaps, in that
nm when all mon lahorcd with thrlr
hands and labor WAS the peer aye,
even the superior OF rapi'a'~ IN"
rcat man cnunriatcd the prinrlp"
for which We stand today UNITY 81
the combination of the 'or''s "
right aeains, ~" forces oi those VINO
v.o,,ld seek 10 modest or max" AFRAID
Nh.n ,ho youuc republic had been
horn and thrown off its swa""i'hS
c;o,hcs when all nations r'aliAea
thai ,ho ulstv infant was d"stlhe'
to he giant, unconsciously agafa'
perhaps the fathers r"-aii'rln'" WIS
nr;ncinlc when they adopted as th"if
,mhlcm rho nae OF stars in a field OF
biuc
My friends, II those stars ""
t,oyo s,ripcs mean anN,h'hS 'he'
stand for unity
In unity there is strength.
Time passed on aud oth"r 9'a"N
,r,ro bnrn In the course ol years
IN . State far 10 the north ol 'hls
- li,tlc lad stood a, his mother
- knco admiring picture n hooF
|, represented two men. 'oaSpih
hands and each also with a nan
ppou the shoulder OF the oth"r'
=. attitude of closest friendship ana
, brotherly love.
The child asked his mother to q
4 ,l.in rho meaning of the pictur
for as vet. he could not read.
p The good mother then taught nj
to read the legend cnrircllng u
a ,oat-of-arms of the State OF ms u
d t,yitv Kentucky The words wer
ID United We stand; divided We fal'
n, Thus, in my first lesson from
~ printed page learned of the JUST
oj combination Of the forces OF rig
v against the aggression of pow
ne wrongfully used.
Examine. if you will, the embl
IN Of our country as it appears staml
.ir uron onr gold and silver coin:
ar An eagle. representing libel
to Holding in one claw branch
olive. signifying peace. In the OF
to a bundle of arrows, representing
on power OF the original States, agai
the aggression of common foe.
of Peaceful in intent-a aye. peace
ers but If so ii be the doves OF pt
i'm takes wing, TIM Thrice armed is
to Who hath his quarrel just"
in Thus, my friends. turn what'
his rages YOU will. of the history OF
ilized man and always you viii
TO o. the right of weak and honest
nan ers to combine against the ags
cad sion of those who would dep
them of the God-given right 10
,rk- and love and be happy.
God created man TO labor ani
eem to love and he happy. Amo' Q
arts FRS, commands as thundered d
from the heights of Sinai was:
so. days shalt thou labor and do all
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
N)R1H CAROLINA WILL
VOTE FOR SENATORS
tRv Associated Press.)

Raleigh, y. e.. Jan. 'i.-Ihe
-,ato senate today adopted resolu-
,ion ratifying the proposed amend
men, 70 the federal constitution pro-
yiding for election of senator's d.
popular vote.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-14
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
vOJlNG ON ]. S. SENATOR

Nashville. IAN lI.-Notlng on Z.
s. Senator for a six-year term pesah
at noon today in the Tennessee Leg
;slature, both houses voting separate
IL. Con gressman X. d. Mcclellan. 'ol.
l.. ID. Tyson. Justice John X. Shield
and r. A. Enloe. are the leading can
didates