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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-26

Is not generally known that the
[lsh'"rs Of two Danish cabinet
4'S'o' are in domestic service in
F40on They are Miss Gerda Pc
~ aan"hter of the Danish min
Of 97riculture, and Miss Keiser
@H d2urhter of the minister of
ss.7 They have come to Lon
'77rn the English LANGUAGE
E 'sh customs and manners
|, 'Horally enlarge their minds
|, 'Ffen their outlook. Mr..
Visited London recently,
here called on his daugh-
nlace where she was en-
'fter he explained who she
Tlrfs mistress allowed her
to accompany her father
re sights of London. Feanr-
'rhd in an interior he was
!" the courage end indc1end-
Sn'rit his daughter a's~laved
iacing the world ~ Nor ur-
f cs9aeity for one Of ser istt
'nments. Both rir's have
My refused to look upon
's as notahilities and have
70 give newspaper inter
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-26

pumpkin vine growing In
!. eb Of W. T. Walker in Or
las horne 125 pumpkins in
w years 1t has been planted.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-26

Paris has prepared for King
|nstantine of Greece a reception of
!! cold civility on his visit to
Fance, because of the unstinted
|alse that he has been showering
the German army. Every possi-
precaution has peen taken to
|old a repetition of the Kisses and
! hostile manifestations with
pen the Partisan street youths in
% greeted the late Alfonso XII,
20 arrived In Berlin after attend
'he German autumn marocuvres,
flng which he was created an hon
Fry colonel of Lancers of the Prus-
~ V01rd Corps, but King Con-
Fl'lne will have nothing pleasant
'eca' in future in connection With
Frosch visit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-26
JR0PEAN NEWS AND VIEWS

London, Sept. 26. Within the
2t two weeks London will have
It the greater part of its Amer
II visitors, for the homeWard rush
Americans is in it's height now.
Of tie steamers leaving for New
rk are taxed to their capacity and
is said that business men in a hur-
to get home are offering all kinds
prices for accommodations. The
sness rush is really succeeding
e theatrical rush, and then will
ne the rush of social leaders who
anxious to get home for the
rse show and other important
ents. Many Americans who make
cir home in England are also TAX
; short visits to their native
ores either for business or pleas
E
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
WILL EXAMINE "
 NOME'S IRON
wAsHiNorok TAKES NOTICE or NoME'a CHAMBER oF. co%- :.
 MeacE PKoTEs1.

That en enamiRatton Of the Tfo1 deposIts on Seward PeniHEpfH' WIFI poasIhly be made next sumrneF hy the UaI.ed states geological department m rne statement r-reIved In istt<E an- druesed iu tbs chairInan "t the NeHe chAnnh.4 of ccmmsfcA by c. C, MAT tin. acting esoiokist In eaArEs of thf division of Alaskaz mineral rcsour'HhA
 Formsr: geological reports asseTsed the nn~emct ct iron CTS iE 'hiA rHn- insuia but \. Puist brought tho mAtt"f heScre the ehambse of comnasrcs hsre and full iafcrrnatIep ~aa dispatched to ,sh oepAstDs0t The ietteF in sfS~SF was addressed ro @. P. 0osEiH arc eorwardha tD IF. Fdlhi
 Expert statements as to the 0cnur' reuce ue Iron ore were ectu<eO And ai atehed: and the result viii PrOhH' .bty ne . 4dx AKAru1natlcO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
JUNEAU HOLDS :. NOME PEOPLE!
MANY WELL KNOWN pEoWd cAsooHE CAPITAL As rttAsR HOME.

Several FotAer Nome people &tAasow In Juneau according to 8 letter re- NAsvAd nv MpA, 8HTyzIae frVm Mr. Lrcaa. THG ~AS rsruassaS etty sk hArs- :
 This Is what 2Art or me lstter says;
 This town ,s aeoA for ssycrai yeAtS ar prospsEiY as the A%pskA aaSstnsAn Company h spsRdiDg nix million dol lars I1 deVSIcpmsnt worx and inc AL slta T,rAMdwAlI has staTted ma ts now working nn rhe eo1utrurtIm of thssr new 1siH In lhls town. Th%se prrrcAl- tIoaa are being pu1hed te ccnhtntIoF' under pIans that hare been approved and hS .hese ccmpAntts who haYc the money and Asp 4xp~nAIng it 'nrF thA work
 The terr1loFtnl lkGtslatu<s win meet hArh In March and we will s4s CUT old friends. Senators Conrhd Breeding and well --ll fSlauae thEs YAacthn%) Efwood Bytihsr ard ths rest 0f the IteiAIa- t0tA
 needy. wnp was employed lu the Sed4UaI. ;MlI, is here and hnz q good nssitisn wEh ths aaEtIneau MIHih* Company. &a3er Strong has the nm- pIrs running and is turning out q good raper. Denny BIaksalay and hls wlts arrived thls weeas and he 1S look. jRg oyer iht rcwn win an Idea Of lo- cstinE. ti4ssa has gone to 5lt&a -to tAk6 A dip in the hot springs to CUTE h.s rheu1uatIcS. AxGl Olsen Is working at the carpenter trade. Lz5s Spray h rnleActinE the nswR tor the Empire. Chari<y GGFfstd Is hdld'Mt down l1Is joh in the cust1tn ofEsce mad sunn8r haa t nc ms turned demoera!. John RuBtg1rd has returned from EEiac0 wA=+e hs represented the government h Q tHse bASoTe the court ot appeals.
 Mrs. Ed Stevens who w4s hero Ns- itine her mother. Mrs. Ruktghrf. has gone tc SeRttls whore ahe 41bAeth to MeEt Ed.
 Barry KsowA. Stcwazt F1smirg and Gtpk arrived this week.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

Thh mall which arrived last evening brings the usuul unOlnt nf vpildcTtul El1ries about Nome peUulE who arc aotnurninE outside, hG none of il Is more wonderful Ihan that contained In D clipping rom A Klamath Falls. Ore-, pup.r which has reached Ward ISbIey. This papeF gtrec column to the ar- rival of Ed Darling and Walter Joim- susr in that burg and describes the fnrrnet as ths hushHIlu or the lady whose dog team WOE the AiaAkA Hwecputnlsea race which WIRE run from HltKa to Dawson zunle motltha ago" 1t sHyH The two men are rhsro to buy hoFsss and that they had E1 hOrAes working every day lGst suTus+ Tn thstr mining operAtIonA
 Another clipping from Oakland. cA1.' shows a p1cturt of '''hs Mal#mItb ChorHs" which has bsen hung up Ia q Uew AAlson at Eighteenth street and San PnoUlc %hinil iS called "Thc 'eae-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

apsolsI AtaHss ssrsiss.
 PRINCETON. Jan G--All reports r0 ,bA contrary uot~ithatRHdlnE not ''c ,.A,r., nortfoDiu has Sst bsTn orered to any man by 1"ooero~ "ilson' MT w,,lsoa himself declared St smp""tT as.A.Pv today whsn It wnH again brought to his notice that ne" r'mor. .~. .N-nt nz tu the appointment o' u.-t.,n msn. ills denial thht he nag u,sa. .yen enc siser t< rsken 70 in a,nde A renisl of thS sfAteF.shs thA' h. ind offered rke portfolio "t the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
4 GREAT ENTERPRISE
 COMES TO NOME
ButJef, Mauro Co. Make aH Important C"Hnectlon With the Largest C0-Operat ve Corporation in America backed by Men Doing an Annual
 Business Amounting to $75,OOo, 600
PEOPLE OF NOME BENEFITED

Hueler. Mapro & Co. of this c!:y have with characteristic enterprise, Concentrated their ability 10 keep well Abreast of the times hy cennecrtus Etae4isslves with inc largest drusgI .tA' tA:optsntson h AHlrFica. Tho rncsa connected w!th thls enterprise do A yearly HusInsss AxsresaliAg over s71.- o09, ,0b0. which we'll emphaRlsFs tts soundDesr and magnitude.
 OvAt 'lYa lhoEsand retail. druggists throuShSus she Uniteh States and CAnad0 have 0EERpised thenRelrea As a cooperative company for the pnT- pose of producing line of medical preparations which they recommend abaplptcly S1aIAhfee and back up Tith Iheir own nnnaes and personal reputE tionz. 'rhA foFnMrlas of thAAs Tanh4dI-s are thoFough1? khoWn 10 evtTy ono of thcsc t1I IhkaIbta and ihc ingredients uf each ~iN be trushfGlly described to tl.c public ar6 tie remedies sold with tie distinct understanding that their pSr- chase prics will he inGiRntly refunded without question CT quihhlA if they fnLi to benefit Ih0 Ustr. This means thni the public la bdlt jury and judge.
 plftsErnt formulas were turrAd srer te the cpIupany from most reliable sources, Each tormtla being ssiscisd berause 0f itA tAs.sd and proted value and sstabllshed rsprsation, gained through conttnued hnd successful uae tH l high nYeraks Vf ca@eR
 4 research committee Of rhemIstp und physsCian7 made q most thqtnu4h und exhaustive test nt each ene of these pTsscrirttnns uhiiI they had sa- le1tsd vArY large list aH being pE tkr very hest ard r1qat dependable knnEn Ia naSdicaI science. each fDr the treat : metat A11h +el1tt ct A particular aIlnaAr1r.
 These remedies xTH now manufsc- . .ured hy the conuauy. Wh1ts, is known as tho Unttsd Drug Cc,. Hcssun, MAa4., ih dHe ok the laFgsht. most modern and bess Equ1ppAd pharmaceutical labrra tHTies in AnaeTicR-
 The tfArnepdeus output of thIn co n. pauy enables it 10 purChhss druEH. herbS and other AFCehsary material Ih very larEd uuaRiItlts. The co opera : iNon ord pNofA4EidnAI zdvIce of nearly 5000 leading dtuEetstA guarantees she high quality of everything used and guarantees that nhly Formulas hs HnVwH merit arg uEed in the msnn- featuring Of their products.
 The preparations Ut thA cunrany are ahiDped direct 10 thA retaIl drug Biata who af6 connected wish the tn. tsspriss. Thus their ahsoIute fresh. Hets Ia AEshrsd, It is almost Impossible Tor thsdr 9uAiity to deterlnrAis, there are mo Haiddzsms1s or 1obhard prnata t0 be added to thks sask ka4 GhA rxb.: lls S4n ubtaiu tbl1s pEdd1efs at netia1 cost of ,manzsar pspa .tafts, ss-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

IAIl p1Onts
 One noticeable le#tUre cf this buEI- ness. and R yeFy coEs1n1eHdHlAe me. Is that 10 nnc romedY manufactured hy thts Cnmpan nY ls u "curn mi" Each uT'! of the many AIftArsWf r+TnhdicH is a lnuwn an.t dependable trentment for bhttieuLar kiInent- The cdnhdo'ilr ''f the 1rusglsts Interested ti this "HIrr rrish is uDquest1onably demonstrated by this guarantee. which Is prhGrd rr every package: The Entted DTuG t'n., md The Fexal1 Store selling this lIrfp' 1f%tIon Shatzht*c li to EI+t satf+!a: tim. If IL doCs mol. Eu IEttk 1t 'h' store where you bought LC !Hn't ert rour raoncY-it belongs 10 Yqm. rnl "r want Juu to hayr It.'
 This iE certainly an ifInoEatihn :h:1 HtHht APnAaI [" tho people nt .S.n,-' It InsIres safety and snt!efhtsinn lr chuse uur own lucaI dTuKHIH IHIs. Ei!l- Ter, aI0ur0 & Co. who are s0 "nii known and highly re2pertcd for f'"ir integrity, arc GrEnncted with isIls rm- ItrprIse and arc stalking their rwI: pErsonaI reputation oh ihcIr ana:ii' { these remedies. und the vcr9' fr7nknca. with which They lRkc the JrapIt sr &cut !nto thcir confidence InsE,rra :an unprecedented $utcc6H for theae rrmt- dleS Which are sold under sha LTadr- Hame NexalI which n7saHa EInG-rf- AL from reports coming from IMn- drAds of te~hA and cities .thf TtfxHlI Remedies nrG certainly hcrnn strst InG thetf full ittlt to the saMe.
 These who hnsH previously refllssn tn iTuy proprietary FuzdircInc4 L.+rrIIlse therH was no wAy of aseeriRIninF sl,rir Ingredients. chh HOW puCchane 1lcxt!l Retnedies. the formulas uf which lhry can h1Fe fBr thc NakEnE. TlesIdAA, tnrt Ara sold l'y Il ronCern personally known 10 yon Ami located rISh. hcre in cltr own city. who guOrant:az That they ars in every way aa represented or they wEI cost nothing.
 RexOlI ordeflieB arc one o5 lhrsH remedies. They aro fnr lhA trsatmnnt of cbfiht1patiar tn every form. except 1t he of surgical nature. Tllev are eaten like candy and do not cause gripping. eSreG3tve lr1sanr5A or o:her hnnoyaneeA whatever. Thcy ruMr in thEee sizes ten, twAnsS.hsp uni fifty eanih.
 Hutlsr. afautn & Co. Art so #ctl aaa fRTUzablY known fnr their sterling hOResty and &ruars dealing thNt we prsdict a great succAss for them with Inc Rsxali Remedies. and they arc to bs heartIy congratulated in hrinEing fnla great and modern hus.neHs tntcr- ptl7a 10 EnFre.
 We ur&e all wIIn may he in need nt yrspAFeR lRsdietnes ia cAE on Butler. MAurb Q Co., aR& laAEn ahnalt tAg Aarall Mans4EAA nmaMpSise Of 4hsa ssEt sArpta bu aa4bhsaaAd
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
DRIVING THE
 TUNNEL YET
NEW ERA PEOPLE HAVE REAnh
 ED DEFIANCE oF 13c FEET.

The Eunnel cn the New Fra CoSn uhny'E property at thH heAt cf hno~ Rulch 11 st1ll hsiHk driven ht th$ rAts dt TWO 4eet p4r clay and the poea length of t It now ise fess.
 One SltIheer recently aaAAS16 show % kl,501 ID ths tou tut th'A Vrs dnlS a na1row tINcA Too runch WAteT v beinx encountered for eTertlFe wpcS tunnetInE hut not enongh yet to T"r the mill.
 The work Ia proceeding st4adllF &nr 6 autHciAnt wAtsr supply VIII be RoQG at hand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
RICH ENGLISH
 MAN SUICIDE
aou az MERCHANT PRINCE TAKES Hia OWN LIFE IR
 SEATTLE.
Nv1usa 4eseiaI sst*so~

NvSHs4 sAseiaI ssr*ao%.
 SEATTLE. Ian. E.-GeorFe way Eard, NsxHeI1. sun Of Charles WEI fer MaxUclI ei XancheHteF, Enxl3n1 cOug1ttAA suicids in this eity 'aat night, Th4 father ia described as q merchant pr1hcc And Is welt Enn~n to bs worth Maahy nIlIIeps. The Ao7 's aRId 70 have been uf | rsst'eH1 natlsre with zo daAIre to gel down to work Tie cG1no cnr tn tkIB country as 2 rr-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
N0T ONE CABINET
 JOB YET GIVEN

stas- department to WIlllnnn Ic"h'hek Bryan.
 Afr. FIIsun further BlntHd lhot no rez1ls hna n6t Yel eFHn " ronctusion as to %Aom he VIII QUIT appo4ntru suta in the cabinet Il" He is nnw engaged planning bubiness rom neelen wtrh Ihe special SeaShii p1 cdnxrasz which VIII takc place soo'l nrter his inAu6urAfipn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
CITY DOG POUND

DcE gale at the pound. HlF"l lnG D s,reeiz OIL Saturday. rrr-iIiF'"r 'S ilE 3 p. m
 DpR rnr sale aE lIlH phnna. R'v'r ''"I D x.reet, January 2 nI g SA p- m'
 JOHN BGHSHtlLIT'
 PuundnnHfr'.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
pIMMER TON I1HT.

Tha IAhor uuloh men oF NutI1r Will entertain at dinner tonight thr E"'n" 1Asisisto-s whn leaves tnmorr'"" far Juneal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06
NOME|TES GOING
 STRONG OUTSIDE

hy." It huS been estatllahta bl Max Gordon. formerly ot the plHcoF cry. The picture Of tho tERE1 cSH' rA1ns that of HGutcn Well and MTs ncrhysliIre.
 EIlnAnn E. Euler, tq+natFly wates man here. hRa ssut a copy o1 g. ronz with 1nusic cHned ~Th+ Titanic" tc E.oys1en brothers. Tue wurds ars hy Mrs. wm. Euizr and Ars seT1 of par ndy un Throw Out lhs LlfE 1lRta."
 pr. g. Hall Young, grand chArlatt of the Pioneers or Alaska, has deiIv- are6 A lecture on this corntEY at pen' yer, cuI., in q PreshytertaE chutCh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

n,tEtsnce Mzn, but The AiLo~ance mo'' him by his people wA1 not eno"sh ; suUD,y hIa e1travagant lLeeds
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

We print snythlAu and sFssTfhlAI In ash prInalMp IlRs e4 ths Nwgpst
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

st +hs At4aHst 4tisr, &c.,.
 MiMIns EdItIAhs HsAdy Yer mailing
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

THE MRW EAGLE Tha Fssm4 Of ssrAI1he whIsksyz
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

AT THE NEM EAGLE. a44,Mdeh WeeA' "ApOliAr BsAF 0A SnAuuha, aIsp "eSIsVt" hy ths ha&aEH or e@EA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

MfnfnS EdItlsAs Faaay for mailing ~e 4h% NHRaae S4As En-.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

P0UMu. Tcu1Sn-A hukEst pin the night nf tAa nazaEral. nwreT can haxs BaMs hu tAaHtifyIns and saying BEA&. X Fs :. A; A
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-06

Dns HAIMHR 9e par pound. SSsslS HkRrH,
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-05
Free School Books

At the session of the legislature bill will be introduced
au org the state purchase books used in the public schools
and to furnish them free to all pupils
This is in the right direction and by all should
have the earnest and hearty support friend of education
in the state. $50
The buying of school books great expense the
1eavorng keep their children in the public
school,
the pernous practice of changing books often has been
vigorously condemned for years but little relief has come
The book manufacturers have Of inducing the school
authorities generally buy what they have SELL and these pub
fishers have the past had about what the schools
used than the school authorities themselves These publishers
set back and laugh while we bite.
We have been dictated long enough this school book
business time for the legislature step in. Let the
buy the books and furnish them to the pupils Then the auho
rites change the books day the people will fer
BY all let have school books though their
purchase by the state should shorten the terms few days
The town of Fitzgerald furnishes books and supplies the
pupils its various schools So marked has been the change from
the old book system that today the Colony City stands
shining example of progress matters dlcaana and is forging
to the front few cities iris Let learn lesson
from Fitzgerald and other cities and states adopted the
free book plan.
It's one which cannot be too highly recommended
Georgia must go forward aeon News.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-05
Corner Stone Lallaa Al LrVinYiIL9

one OF the most important the history of rwnvie
last Saturday when the Masonic Fraternity
stone In the lrwnvie High School building This magnificent
Two story structure built according the modern plans with
four rooms down stairs and auditorium above with capacity of
seating five hundred people, Probably thousand
and certainly larger and cities In the state have
more superb school building.
Standing conspicuous all who approach that historic town,
tells of people who progressive enlightened and
whose choice aim is to educate their children
Hon. j. Clements, the Hon. County School Commissioners
Weaver the Superintendent Mr. Carpenter many leading
citizens have meed unboundd praise this magnificent
llshment ~
Grand Master Golden did time to conduct the
ceremonies in forenoon but Judge Clements wide awake is
arranged that entertained the people With the
full and with many the out side who could find
in the curtain lifted with Judge stage who in
PRODUCED Mr. Weaver County School Commissioners Carpenter
Superintendent; Mr. Lee of Mystic F. Tr e Fitzgerald
who all made extemporaneous addresses praise
muniy and setting forth the fact Of the Importance
training the Schools science ETC. mpressing the public
that the day need and trend child
the school with theory and language alone to give
practical manual training and domestic training WE'LL
AT table arranged the horseshoe,
and probably OF the finest dinners that eyer
Georgia spread sufficient feed
There probably one Thousand people attendance
In the afternoon Judge Clements Grand Master Golden
Fitzgerald and took him his automobile Irwnvil time for
the ceremonies at four o'clock These impressive
At night play the stage which, understand
greatly eDjoye and thorough success.
The day taken altogether unanimously pronounced
the best and porteng of good the history County
made perfect and agreeable by song
Quoted by that famous and royal William Royal
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-05
The Income Tax.

1t the Hon. William Jennings Bryan who defended pro
posed exemption 81 the ground that such exemptions
made other $50 have
gate" said when the bill of House.
every which has imposed
exempted small The precednts urged
why Congress should tax only amounting
"a, thus exhibited:
n England the exempt $3.50 5000
incomes of less than 50 900.
I'm Prussia incomes under marks ($225) are exempt
SIN Austria the exemption is about $1l3.
Il" Netherlands present $3.50 are exempt
Sn Zurich, Switzerland incomes under 500 exempt"
This the schedule of foreign exemptions
which Mr. Bryn offered to justify exemption $4,000 this
country I'll his defense the charge imposed
whose exceeded $4,000
legislation and nequtabe distribution govern
On the of S. 900 exemption originally proposed
preparation of the pending BILL the treasury experts called
Mr. Underworld committee made independent of the
Der of czenswho would income Tue higher
412 $780, The lower the
will increased somewhat $4,000 S. 900 the
Of exemption but the population of the United
popular president of the United
States last Is, $1,000. "
The estimated product of the proposed income
The total of appropriations obga at the
last session of Congress 604 New York Sun.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-05
Extracts From Speech Of
Charles R. Crisp in Congress

The tariff and the have the support of Coz
who made brilliant speech April 18th before tn
House of Congress- which received with considerable appaus
It being his maiden speech In part Mr. Crisp said:
have the honor to represent of the greatest dis
trcts in the country. My people ask special legsa
ton for themselves have district lumber and cotton
mills, but shall not here and ask to place those
things which other parts of the country upon the free
list to reduce the duty upon them and to retain it
the things that raised in my district am dem
ocrat and against class legislation for anyone whether
they reside in my district elsewhere.
when the Master earth He knew the fairest
way of contributing to the support of His church, which
His government by paying income tax for He
commanded that each should contribute onetenth of his
yearly income. Again, He recognized that those who
able to should pay for the rich casting into
treasury their abundance and the widow gave her mite
He said ''She has cast in than they ALL" Forty
of the countries of the world levy income tax to
provide revenue. Any who has honestly acquired
wealth shows but evidence of his industry intelligence
and skill and he has profound respect, but do that
with great fortune is able to pay for the sup
port of the Government for its of him and his
property than is his less fortunate brother This income
tax will place some of the burdens upon him."
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-05

served the Catholic church TO
a number of years in the early
days of the colony His friends
here are glad to learn that no
serious injury resulted from the
assault.
Father Shadwell is an excellent
gentleman and scholar, a fluent
speaker and versed in several
modern languages, in which 4 e
is as at much at home IS he is in
his native tongue. He is a ne.~
tive of Pennsylva MIA.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-05
Dreams Become Realities.

To Members and Officials of the farmers Union: 4
all right they materiaze into some
thing tangible.
Every great progress marked the worlds history
of great thinker who wrought his
Dreams but the great building ships
railroads and kyspes and hreshng things
going into the advancements of humanity
The boy following his sweating horse the furrow of
uptLrned earth dreams and dreams until lifts and
for him. No available statistics very many
who mark the outpost of the worlds progress
furrow Something about the Mother
Earth association with her moods and her broodn
bege stamina character stability and eeprooed purpoetune
SO foppsh young city chap suit polish
and mancured nails he cou1ry
vou your dreams made possible his
wrought city, comforts he
enoys Moreover, you worth him doing hfes
work your wked unkempt clothes your
horny tanned skin result from doing humble
absolutely necessary work keep this turning
its orbit.
place the scheme things had hun
ireds of that the Farmers Union who dreams
That everything will him without part Then he
wakes and quits because has expressed they
doing Anything"
Dream but turn your dream into something
Chcsgo, ILL.,, May /. 1918,
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-05
Savannah Man g..
Attacks Priest
FIR. Schadewell Has Narrow
Escape.

Savannah, Ca, May Yes
terday afternoon at the residence
of Right Rev. B. J. Kelley, bishop
of Savannah, and Rev. Father
F. X. Schadewell, chancel or Of
of the Savannah diocese, had a
very narrow escape from from
death at the hands of a lunatic.
Jerry M. Welsh. a man who
had frequently ca]lsd at the home
for spiritual advice, was the one
who attacked the priest. He
struck him over the head with a
heavy cane, telling him to the
ground for a moment. Father
Schadewell and Father Mitchell,
the priest of the cathedral, held
the man until a mounted officer
carried him to the barracks.
This morning the city recorder
held Welsh for examination as to
| his sanity. Welch explained to
the officers that he went to the
house because he saw a man go
in who had no business there"
Father Schadewell was able to
appear against his assailant this
m orning. The attack and arrest
created the greatest excitement
in the vicinity of the bishops
residence, which is the Catbo-i
lie headquarters for Georgia.
Father Shadwell is well
known in Fitzgerald, where he