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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
The Heiqht OF obstinacy.

Representative Pujo was talking
about an obstinate fnancier.
This man." he said. rs undoubt-
eddy the most obstinate man in Wall
street, | may say, in fact, that he
is the most obstinate man in the
world.
why. he is SO obstinate and con-
trary-minded that II he sees a newspa-
per advertisement headed: Don't
Read This he doesn't read IT,"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
Time Had Come.

A big. brawny Texan, known for
his nasal twang and ability to
make money, was paying court to a
young woman OF his town, when
che left Texas for Vancouver. Brit
ish Columbia. Some time later she
married there. When the Texan
heard OF it-but let him tell his
own story:
Dye know what | done? got
on the train and ] went up there,
and | went to see her. And dye
know what l said TO her? / said
TO her. I'm goin' to quit We. I'm
goin TO quit We right now"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
HaN .E~@ex MN

For the girl who canno.
support herself decently OIL
her wages, there lies a hap
py solution of her difficult
ties in homework. All
around her are hundreds
and possibly thousands Of
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
She Knew the Count.

Mayor Whitlock OF Toledo was talk
Ing about a Toledo heiress who had
married a count.
We'll. at an rate" said he, the
girl seemed convinced that the count
had no unworthy motives.
Don't you know a friend said
60 her some months before the wed.
ding, don't you know that the count
is simply marrying you for your
money. so that he can pay his bills?
Nonsense she replied. The
count never thinks Of paying his
bills"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05

Do the tight-litting skirt
and general form display
ing garments at present
worn by woman really add
TO her health or conven-
fence? Has she greater
freedom in walking when &C
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05

To keep lom being run
over by automobiles and
other vehicles bothers
many people who have to
cross streets crowded by
such vehicles. 1t is an easy
thing if one knows how
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
It goes without saying

tt goes Without saying
that the ultimate value Of
Fairgrounds can best be de-
terlnined by the morals and
health of the children of the
rising generation, for the
subject is surrounded by so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-10
DONALD TALKS

WASHINGTON. March with Sec
ietarN OF state Bryan and Secretary Of
the Navy Joscphus Daniels occupinR
seats on the platform. J. \. Mcdonald OF
y "roni". "a prominent Canadian editor
v a. thr principal speaker At q Y. VI. g
\ meeting here today Introducing Mr..
MCborald. secretary Eryan referred to
hifn a. The Great Canadian and a man
who - "a much interested in the man
h""l OF the United states as he Is IN
success Of canada
Sccreiarv Bryan referred To himself
80 the connecting link between tho
resident an. the outside world. lie
Quoted with approval the Remark of
Former Premier Lauricr. Of Canada. 10
the eject that "a uobler idenl than the
union ~ Canada with the United states
was the ideal 81 tho two countries d.
Nidgd only Nv an imaginary line. living
rs friends. M uu rival excepting good
VIII Tho secretary manifested his
support - unity o4 action and Senti-
u"nt~ among AL English speaking
people
Zee rrocity between the United States
and Canada iu friendly relations. m
90. taI relations. 10 social riChtsuuSn ness
ana equality "f opportunity formed the
Keynote ~ the address OF NJ Mellon
AID He rrificized those y ho wanted a
Toiiti'ai union between the two count
ries - .d said 10 vas more fttiur that
thr union o" orc ~ spiritual nature
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Yet upon which to foud an itelligent
opinion or this latest tuberculosis
lemcdN. but are inclined TO believe. with
81 muse who know considerable OF the
e1ects OF the new remedy. and these not
obscure men but professors ana cline
ans OF the highest standing iu Berlin
hat "a valuable addition has been made
~ our remedies Tor the various forms
81 tuberrular disease. II Is too Cearly
~ rejoice greatly. however. OF To- con-
srhtuiatc our patients tr1t their Ill
sense Is now 60 be cured by a lew n po-
derUu' infections ot "a harmless mud.
We NAV we'll adopt the position taken
by the profession ut Berlin. - given BY
the 4. :. Consul General ia hLs report
tr our Secretary ct State.
II ~ the consensus ut opinion OF tho
Ier.in profession that the results 81
th- new treatment can not he definitely
Acknowledged until tho facilities have
been offered 90 the various physicians
10 observe the effects Cd! tho preparation
then only after sufficient time has
elapsed to determine whether or not the
lures or the instances Of ameiioratiOn
of the condition ui the patient are per
manent"
Let most fools rush in where angels
fear to tread WIS too much the
ca" with salvar-au. The experiments
should Ice conducted Ia the large hos
tails AMI tuberculosis clinics We're
Skilful observers are to o. found and
s.buncanf material h. always at hand.
rather than In private practice IN which
patients are comparatively lew and not
easily kept under close and continuous
observation. :. l.. ).
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Briefs ana Personals.

M 4-~ clara Kettle, Of Vance avenue. is
slowly recovering from illness.
Ernest Nlottzer. Of North Warwocd.
Las about recovered from illness
br W. s webb has returned from
Ga moron. ohio. where ne attended the
funeral cf IFS mother. last week
william T.. li"ifeublnc is slowly recov-
criug FROM "a -cte ere attack 81 grippe.
Mrs e. r. Eentnsld Las about rccoS.
erred from several weeks serious illness
X o., Parker IS etiu ~. ~ his home
"a Twcrf'st4 street.
David PoEue has returned - his home
300 Zee oh E'ftnu. after several months
visit with relatives and friends iu Mis-
souri,
Miss f;theI Marsh is 80. AZ her home.
ir ~" NortI Ind.
Ais- Nilc iIbhe- fas rseptr1 % poo
e.tlon with Shoe HARLOW stodr on North
Main street.
Miss Mae Noble 's seriously 3d. o. Ler
home. ou Twcutv-i1igd street
Mrs. =. -. Miller. 90 Woodruff and
Mrs q. " e. MILLER. 81 Greene county.
Pa. arc tie guests Of Mrs. George Nor
ford. - NiHctssntu street
Mrs BIrrIa. 81 center WarWold. uro
recently underwent an operation az fl~
N"rh Wheeling Hospital. las returned
horns.
Nj and Mrs Thomas smith. o. Sine
f'eutl stree Q. were the guests ~ Mr. AMI
Are Peter liaSlor. 90 Wheeling y,-frr-
cav
AIts- carr., Morrison. % tie t.oyeisud
school u.s. iii 90 f.r home - Mrs RufN.
DO ftre North lind
F""r-~ ~. SfiLncr i- recovering from
.illsfs
Misses Nargl-,t and UiIda ~hen.ri.s
Spent sunday with relatives nlI friends
ff HIl..-efO~f
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POPE Plus is
tc0nt.nusa from rlrs. Pags.l
Refuses Interview.

weak and already suffering from a
cold
Refuses Interview
Prof MarchiaiaVa refuses 10 give
interviews To- the newspaper men. He
said statements from him are not
necessary since the Popes illness is
an ordinary attack oil influenza. but
when he was asked coniidentally for
his opinion by members OF the Pope's
encourage the professor replied
evasively. lie declared that the i'll
ness in itself is not serious. but
owing TO the Pope's age predictions
are not safe He may die within a
fortnight. and on the contrary may
live another FIVE years.
Dr Amici fears that the Pope's i'll
ness is prelude 10 an attack Of
govt He Is alarmed az the Pope's
official respiration. and FOR that rea-
son will spend all Of tonight AT the
Vatican. but he added that this plan
is q mere precaution.
The POpe's temperature al o'clock
this evening WAS " deg. Cenugrade
G123 deg Fahrenheit.
II was also learned az she Vatican
today that Cardinal Reenichi the
POpc's vicar general. is seriously SIT
OF diabetes. he h., received the last
sacramcnts and the Pope hes sent his
blessing 60 him. The cardinal is
80 years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-10
THE FRIEDMAN
TUBERCULOSIS CURE
By DR.. S. Z. Jepson- Editor of the West
trg1nia Medical Journal

Very many OF our readers have no
doubt heard something 81 the claim,
IitLie fu. The above alleged cure for
tuberculosis. II mas been heralded
throug. tue lay press until many 81 the
Patients suffering from this dread Ill
seaSc have been lrl 10 huf' that At last
there Is "a good time coming FOR them.
- this latest ItinptN prove. Lk- So
many before - a uclu~iun ana e snare.
o. the pity oI a. H0Ir springs etvr-
Ial IN the human breast. and ~ Is well
that II iS go. else tins would De "a
6lpomy NnrIl indeed. Eut To arouse
hope without good foundation in those
who are doomed 90 die. l. cruel indeed
The medical Journal nav" been ans
posed To look upon tbs latest remedy
with grave missiNiug~. Ne have re-
Trained mus tal from making any COM
ments. as thu data upon winch To base
an opinion We're not yet at hand. Now,
however. We have the lecture ~ Dr.
j. Friedman tu tLll. with the discussion
Which followed Its presentation Ia the
Berlin Medical society on nov. 9th. The
L. =. Senate. hy resolution Of Jan. =.
1919 thought we'll enough of this rem
edv To- seen ful information through
the President VINO mas since subthittvi
u IN" senate Wemorandum oi ne
Secretary oI State lncio~Ing ,. report
PREPARED bA the Consul General at Der
In in regard To- tire Friedman cure or
tuberru.o-.S rhiS document includes
Lr 4. s. lecture ia fuli. entitled "Thcrd-
pcutic and trophy Tactic incubation o.
human Tuberculosis. together VITA
a scuss.ou OF the subject by many m~fu-
les -. the medical society before winch
thu lcctur" MAS presented Win 81 nun
l.r CO.. illustrative cases We shall here
tIy to- give - our leaders as correct al
account ot ia" matter presented rs IS
IO-silIc iu au editorial that may not
Dc to, lengthy.
In the ~ rlar. W. may fcnlar.,. that
~ Ear To- disc1NSr auyt.iaE 90 th- man
ger uI prs-s ut..tiuu b.. DO. Friedman
that en- pIoI.rly excite atv-g.- critic
i'm 4' aPrcat- th"t hr hds ne'n p4i-
,cry Ions jIm.. tu.,t h- has in these
had the af~l- ttil'" cot i.aiN "4 .t.N COL
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% great difference between tubercle ba-
c'li. one race not being like the other.
tuIt~ Tor thetapeutic purposes, he at
one" met with great ENCOURAGEMENT
When ne began To Us" of race ~ tub
tit4cS which he discovered several years
hetoie this. but whose effect he sue
'Frded ia completely changing only re-
'"utlV.' Not until be succeeded IN re
moving the last traces of Niruleuce by
? ditahle interhr"ediue and ia s~aEes dad
ne use the preparation on man. liz.
iepeatodly used u on himself. then ON
.uuit tuberculosis patients then on con-
bumptiVe children. and finally a pro-
phylacttc in children Hc las found the
injections HARMLESS. even in large doses
tr1mGScuiriN. intrdNcnuusly. pc. COS. Cu:-
.unctiN~lN. ur on open tuberculosis les
remedy uset ~. as stated b. Friedman
HAT r. is not artifcialiy weakened hu-
man or bovine tubcrcle hacilii. hut tub
80 ctc uacillt which are already u1Niru-
lens. Nv method of tuberculosis treat
iuent with living uuiVlrulrut bacteria iS
"a" only promising and proper one. W."
81 haCill II a discovery OF Friedman.
and not IN any sense "a manufactures or
hanged product The American consul
General. Ia his letter or trlnSfnl-s,tl.
says that the b-cilli are taken from
old blooded animals. and Mueller, In
his discussion. SAYS. The remedy does
rot consist OF human cor BOVINE tubercle
haCilli which have been artiilcially
" eskenei iu their VIruiency. but 90 Ia"
n
ere naturally uuvirulent t0 man" In
the printed address We fail To md this
statement uS coming directly from
friedman. Tut since his arrival IN this
country h~ has stated taat the bacilli
Do uses are from a turtle. mas been in
5rctri with human tuberculosis hacill'
Tn" preparation has been used IN
about 1900 ,aseS of tuberculosis. These
include disease 90 the lungs. bone.
joints. skin. Fidneys. bladder. etc.
o. b. admin tered suhcut1nepusly in
tramuscularly. or intravcl"Usly. the m
tramusCular beiug the pref rahl"
method At the place of injection All
iud.ttate forms from the size of a wal
rot diSappeHt for week. cor months, bur
THE healing goes On as long a. mss CON
tFuU"- e. absorb. SEQ the injection or"
q. wen a. long intervals Rapid and pro-
utLncci Improvement SoiI' tif4tS --4-
. ~ "a single injection. IN ta, cases
THUS tIr cured 10 relays" has occurred
lu ,Is-- uF lung 'ut.It IiUsis the c'-
sFase subsidies rapidly almost without
exception n upt TOO Far advanced Night
-WeatS soon cease. 'cf'r early Ni'lcs
ia ne 900 the chose. som. "f pressure.
ftflru. la-uruia loss ef trH"'.t". ETC..
uftarttar f'ruC s-s.N. eu.'s.lt. Hr "'I~-
. o. t.7hnrer@ under Treatment never
Quit v"fk tut sn.u flesh and strength
20. cp.rr dir7ff. ing WittoH' tnN iH-
illustrative cases.
c,rsumrtit, with lemoP'y. s.
o. rht sw"tts iiarrnra for six weeks
with 20. o. 3N efuu.s 1slIs. has all
fH--- tmyfHu- disappear -'f't f-..
Z iiI'rt.nI-
! case vl'h MANY modes and ns..ia-
{ o. th. .r.d.tyut- healed after hN'
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o-es. all hstulas closing and nodes dis

doses. all hstulas closing and nodes dis
- ppenring
case o. tubercular testicle. with
heavy pus discharge. one tesucle hAV-
: uited
Two cases OF tuberculosis of the kid
rey ana BLADDER greatly improN "r
cured one kidney IA each ease had
been removed before the new treat
= cas-, which. Iusddition to lung di-
S'ase. presented liberation, " the rear
y all OF larynN and OF both vocal c"rds.
after three injections showed improve
ment IN the Lungs and progressive hat
t'ulnE ami CIcatrizatluH OI the laI IL
gctl iGCers.
Ne quote further "CunSumptives fire.
aueutil claimed that they were abso-
iuteiv seiLet with raNeuous hunger
p' e. Grafton diminished ana disappeared
.rGer the influence 81 the injections.
Without any other medicines having
b' ga admins tered. At the same time
the auscuitatarN -Nmftoms gradually
improved and disappeared
In thc discussion That followed FRIED
man lecture. Prof Mueller said. tina,
tu three uf has cases Of bone tubetcl-
SIS the result " As surprisingly COCO.
Ia a knee JOINT case the fungus knee
Was ENORMOUSLY swollen. severely lt-
named. anu % u uiuISh-red color.
Abundant pus hal iioWn OUT OF six deep
nstulas FOR several months" and he had
cons .oeIeI sHputltlou. After TWO IN
jeCtiOns iIuproI cmeul set Ia and a cure
many now Se sa-d L. have been aHect-
81. lie Said further. The cures
which have seen are really permanent.
Aua have 10 part been attained ~ Such
sever bone tuberculosis That certainly
sLcn great success would not have beeh
attained by any other remedy hitherto
kLoNn" SLieicheT gave tuiS Written
testimony. 20 haze seen old cases of
CoNitides tumor Ilhus Eeuu. tuberc.-
!osis OF the ul, t.-carpll bones. nstular
formations Following Chetsy htc"iHpos'-
g.Ands subside within periods winch
rendered 20 Caus..l relation between the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-10
YEoos DESTROY BUSINESS
DISTRICT WITH NITRO

INDIANAPOLIS Ind March -
Fire caused by premature explosion
81 niiroglyce-in placed by robbers In
The postonice safe destroyed the bust
mess district ~ Carmel. = small town
twenty miles northwest 81 here. early
today Only ono building in fhc main
husinC. Isl block vas leff standing when
'hc fire vas GOT under control after
help had been summoned from this
'lfV The luss is estimated 40 so 900
on The vas 10 carmel = motor truck
from here ran over ? twenty foot en-
hankmcnt and tao fremen we're IN
lured. i Miller was perhaps fatally
injured
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PASSENGERS ON
LINER RESCUED
Hundred Passengers Taken off LINER
That Went Ashore on
Ajax Reefs

KEY WEST. T. la. March More
than 100 assengcrS are said To have
been rescued from the British steamer
I.ugano. from Liverpool to Havana
which ran ashore to-day ON Ajax Reef
The tug Rescue is reported To- bc BRING
ing the passengers To this port
News OF the plight OF the British shin
Was received at the United states gov
ernnent wireless station here this alter
noon. The tub Rescue. on her way here
Intercepted the wireless message and
immediately went TO the LusanO's as
sistanCe.
kritiSn Consul Taylor here was mott
lied ~ the accident To the snip as soon
a. the Information was received other
sistance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-10
The Forty Year lest.

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for period OF forty
years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was hrSt offered 10 the public in 1872.
From small beginning II has grown
IN favor and popularity until II has
attained world wide reputation. You
will ind nothing better for n cough or
cold. Try il and you will understand
why il - n favorite after n period OF
more than forty years. II not only
gives relief-it cures. For sale by all
druggists.
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chinam-n Arrr,tcd.

TRENTON. =. =. March s-Twrn-
tycigh- Cinnamon were placed under
arrest hc-c tonight. following O. raiI
hy The police on the laundry establish.
ment cf Eng Qucng ON North clinton
avenue. Tho prisoners ere charged
with gambling and unlaVfuliy using
opium
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y number OG sites. tl1oat ~, ursions from
mere viii be given this spring and sum-
mer 10y the Narwood band ia charge Of
ftof Lee Stupp. Arrangements are now
being MADE e. charter well known
packet To carry the excursion about
~Ne cry weeks. the first one To- bc given the
latter part OF next month
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portant effect upon the anticipated
control of that body b. the so-called
progressive Democratic forces. While
Senator Hoke Smoth. of Georgia. &C
cepted as a personal rebuff the defeat
OF his colleague. Senator Bacon. for
the position Of president pro tempore.
subsequent conferences Of the Demo
Gratis have indicated that reOrganiza-
ton Will be accomplished with the so
called progressive forces in control o.
committees and senate machinery.
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Church services Sunday.

Regular services were heid at all the
local churches yesterday and were un-
usually well attended. the day being an
IDEAL spring sabbath. The Rev. =. e.
k4ker. Of the Anti Saloon League. del!v-
cred an able discourse al the Presbytcr-
IAN church At the morning services.
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Iully inc nXed purposes or the ad-
ministration
a part OF the Presidents plan-and
IN this he has the support OF many
leaders-is TO keep the eyes OF the
nation on one particular measure Al 4
time.
Wilson TO Confer.
Tho Prosideu' is expected 10 consult
with house leaders this week over the
form Of some of the tariff revision
bills
President Wilson already has made
study ~ eumc of the tar'T bills Cd
the last two sessions. and Secretaries
kCdicId and l'ryan are also thorough.
Iy familiar with recent Democratic
means committee Is nov Giving I'tou-
ton 10 the possible effect of The
tariT reductions Ou business prosper
it's The Presidents desire fo have
currency reform undertaken Us carly
as possible springs from fuc belle
thar e. f"NiDi' currency system 4.
necessary tD meet the physical
changes on tho bu~in, r.-lIt!ue
from changes iu t1rin rates
While fho irre l'ui anticipate lu'
little difficulty 100 th" prompt move
mont OF '1rin meas ur'- Through fh'
house Do" Dr. -uwrn Iaf EC'Cifn T. over
the situation .u fhp .rurfs. bore fND
Democratic I'n-ifF - mail 4 rrr
lim.utrv ctrta 300 fl" senate hI- ln
yr'n''u fho fl,f ful mius Democrats
~ f'If h.d. RlI favor mDr. rtd.fI.
'lcH Id iu fI' 't congress TI" sN
toni fn VhI.r fh. Hn. ili. uII rt
,"iyc united f.rU'rH'. ..IUHrt r.'
f'f crr'.'u N.Htt.r
serl'orisi De1aIocts.
I'll |. t.r.r H".... IH..r .. .......f ..
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Teachers, Institute.

Late Saturday evening the large num-
her OF local Instructors. who attended
the kichland Liberty district teachers
institute. saturday. at GreEEsNille. re-
turned nome. The session was well at
tended and scevral excellent and instruc-
tive addresses were delivered.
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Local xntzhts 20 Attend.

a. evening ali the Warwood knights
20 INtEiaS Will attend the elaborate Wis
itatiun meeting 10 ne given by the Bit.
more Lodge. No. O. Is. Of T.. in tho
tsetrr blllding AT Wheeling.
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'fost OBJ uf have fo tr carrfuf what
We sH shout nfherf"
7fe richf"
Wee few ~ ra nrc sufficiently
prom Irrnf f1 claim we sore r1fsluof-
% and re- Hvst Nth So Louisville
courier Journal
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WARWOOD
Enjoyable Band Concert.

The uaud concert given yesterday
afternoon. from 90 o'clocK. in the
local nristlan church. by the Warwood
band OF 30 pieces. under the direction
90 IrS.. Lee Stupp. leader. was one Of
tie most enjoyable and largely attended
affairs - IL, kind ever ueid in this
community. only sacred music wa rem
ATrtl.
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n. a. Z. G. Club Meeting.

No meeting OF the NarNoOd WoTsn'S
u \. +. &. club was held Last week on
account OF the illness O "a member. The
club will he entertained this week IN
" neciinE. ly Miss Miller. at her home
on tn enty-eighth street.
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Much interest," - being manifested by
the coming revival OF two weeks. that
A. To- Ice u~Id IN the local Presbyterian
cuurCL. CONNIE nCing ApTil o.
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WILSON TO
(continusa fron. rtr.t Page.l

fully the fixed purposes OF the ad-
ministration.
a part Of the Presidents plan-and
In this he has the support OF many
leaders-is TO keep the eyes OF the
nation on one particular measure AZ 4
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weak and already suffering from a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17
The Evening Telegram.

Published every afternoon from lAt
Kentucky building, Lakeland. Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17

HENRY BACON. MANAGER.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17

That latest outburst of poetry
from our genial friend Fred De-
Berry seems to have portended
greater things than appeared on
the surface. 1t develops now that
Fred is a declared candidate for
Congress, to take the place now
occupied by Uncle Steve Spark
man. Bob Taylor fddlcd his way
NO the Congressional halls, AMI
perhaps Fred will sing and poet
ize political path to the same
shining goal, notwithstanding the
roSt-o!tlce department, apparently
turned an unappreclativc car to
his melodies, lie should now a.
time bis Tyre to WOO the wary
voter giving The latter somn
such inspiring ode as when Fred
Debcrry Takes lis Scat" and
perhaps they Will prove more re-
snonSite than the callous Wood
row or the bored Durleson.