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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-06-12

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
garis i'm i3eia.H Der Rennea.
Bon ilrfaIa BON @ebef.

pnris. I'm SuIi.
Sd fp<ib i'm aussnblid niGi, o6 Die
rspublitaniihe anIenberoronung Der
neunsieer Sabre bsg Is. ssubrbunberts
on Steae Der 9eseihnung 5uni bos
Wort JIcredl pbsr proiridi espdblt
bate. 4ber bas ueiB ida ipenn bic
aommiiIion, nie bnnldls NIT ber Inns
iduffns Der Monaisnamsn betraut
mar. beuts In paris bic slsife arbeii
su psrriften bate, lpiiroe iie benz
Sunimonqt efnen Qamen ertbeilni, Der
irseno pom Aennsn ober bonn griinen
Rafeu berftnmmt. olio .grairiaI~
cher iDeniser I'm sDirtbIhoftlihen. ais
i'm fporilihen gimme. sSreiIi1 n,iibis
oitc3 Der suIi fir poris cine einiefrs
maben rennfportlidx geaeihnung ers
hdltsH, benn trob Der ercben bibe, bic
fit in biefem Wiondt iiber bic Gsinss
itaot ientt. trpbbem bic @eisnTfnft
i'm 5aini f6on aiifs aanD obtr in bic
gdoer su itr0men beginnt, irob aglss
Dem obsr DislIsiht serabe bssbolb bas
ben bic Nenntn su Gnbs bes Juni uno
i'm Qaufe bes JuIhtint Woltsthiimlihs
feit, fpis man fie pieIl<iht nirgenog
fpisosrfinbst.
Gsit "a In paris teine eigeHtIidt
Winttrfuifon nisbr gibt, bat man mad,
aonboHer Wiufter bic 6auptsefslligteit
Giif bic Jriiblingsinon1te Rrfhofxn.
Bon Gnos mdrs bis Witis Sani I0if
cine Deftlidteit bic anbers as, rbsr
5lini iDirilihen sIsunntnrsm Ausbrud)
tonmt bic Mennlsibenlhaft Der oss
fainnisen Barrier 9eD6lieruna erft
redt I'm 5uEi. 11 finb bic irirtlih
aroben Greisniiis: bds cine Der grobt
Tag bon 4utsiiiI. ben man nnG eng
'IifMsm Wufter ben Tag Der MaiIs
toade1 xsacHxn6s bs3. Drag oeuuuui
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24
WraHseis.atbumsiibertrasxasea
Giutirnati, "a. Sui

Sbe Rprtb College Sia RsaItt
Go. an 6roHees .. auttn, aot 6e
in Union Sapinss Reaitp's gompa.
np's lnterubtbsiIuna 81.
5heooore Belt an sSrant 51rmep,
er, Got 1T in Sames 8. Differs z
addition in 2otIano, 81.
Wartba 6. Rogers an Senrn 4res,
man, Got 15 in Sobn ). Rad's In.
terabtbeilung. $1,000.
Wtaria 5agalp an 9be Cincinnati
5drrifon ii. 5noiannpolis gIsctriG
Rp. 60, oas Wsgsrsht in Seetion sc
IN Green 9onufbip, $500.
Sennettie Dean an nxieIbe, bas
A5eseredt in Ssction % in Green
sctpnfbip, $3.50.
Joac gnglanoer an Gnpib unh
Morris lltelfOn. 2 Sabre 2eoIe cui
oas Grunoitiid 524 plum Gtrabe,
WlonatIihe Wiistbe, S85.
Hobsrt 5, Grsiap an Anbn Maas,
9beil BON Got 925 In Hofinger Il.
5optins' A. untsrubtbsilung in elm-
rpooo, 81.
Robert 5. grsiap an Milliam
Wtuihong. Got 922 In berielben In.
terabt9eilung, 81.
9arrp apts an @eorge u. 12<rfh.
5betl Don Got 12 4 In G6rDebsr's 3
4ooition in Ct. 9ernurb, 81.
Utinna Grte an Sophie grfs,
sots 279. 280 unb 281 in sfnoipls
tons lnterabtbeiluag, fotpie Cots
III uno 118 in 6. s, Winiams llns
terabtbeiiung. 81.
Anno erte an Winna Grts, grunbs
1fud Jio. 1728 gilmore Str, 81.
WsinHa grts an 4nn1 Erts, @runbs
itii6 sso. 1726 Gilmore Str, 81.
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Graaseisentbmms 6yystbeien
~
Ntue 6ppotbeten.


Sobn .. gOnbam an Deter minsss,
$1,000.
Sobn s. Garlp an 5omsiteab 9. u.
6. Co., $25O0.
3snrp 4re5mnn on Gpring Oaroen
6. u. v. Co., $500.
5aeob R. waegeiIl an asnor 9. ii.
8. Co., $1,000.
George u. Merfcb an 9arp apte.
$3.50.
Wiaiam 5onHsfamp an D1tlen
pcrt Co., $25O0.
emmo W. GplDsfter an Gosmopos
Titan y. u. g. Co., 1880.
9iram 9. golfinger an fGonrorbia
y. u. g., $4,000.
annigunoo poitlsr ar sGcIsyain q.
y. q 60. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24

Williom Qeui6Her an Qortb sFoirz
mount QocaI 6. il. y. Co., $500.
Sobn aph an bieielben, $1050.
Weiie Danpo an Daniel cabin,
5000.
Wlifoel gDib an Deit Gnb y. ii. g.
Co.. 5000.
8ero BARTON on SOme .. II. 6.
Co., $500.
Caroline u. Sobontges on biefelben,
$4,000.
CHARLES 80. Gaine an U9iami
Soipnfbip .. II. g. gp., $4,000.
0eprge 2tllen an z. Noro 8. u.
.. Co., $3.50.
Senrn u. Jride an qipn go. / 6.
II. 3. Co., $500.
autberforb .. 8. Rnbplt an oisisls
ben, $1,000.
Caroline =. BiniIer an Gprine
9rops 2ipe 8. ii. .. Co., $1,000.
Reomia Sones on Sune Gtreet q.
20. II. g. Co., $4,000.
5roncisoo aebies an Sieislbs,
$500.
5rant Mnbrstp on bieTeIbsn, 5000.
Carl 6. 5arff an Stor Q. q. RO. 8
Co., $1,000.
Sofepb aaplan an DAT 6. II. 9.
Co., 5000.
Wiuiam 8. DelIenbobl an grite
Sia go. 2 &. u. 9. Co., $1,000.
Carrie pnhou5 on Gntsrpriie g.
u. Co., $1,000.
George Q. Smitb. an Geo 8. Rsins
barb, e425.
Benjamin 3. Wii6elf an Soutbs
fibe 8. II. 3. Co., S1100.
amelia 6. WiIb an College 5ia 6.
u. y. Co., $4,000.
9etiIgte 6ppotbeten
SamusI 5ranris an ). O. Gilsrt,
$3.50.
Dn. 3. DeitIuuf an Gbarlss Coos
per, $4733.34.
Goitb gbapmdn an Some Sdbinss
S1nf eo., S4oDO.
Rate Barron an WaItsr 2pn9,
$3.50.
Sabina Wso on llnitD 3. II. g.
60. $500.
pbiiip grabn an Clifton Wtutuai
2. II. v. Co., $1,000.
Dm. Bud IT,, an gbas. Sfaear
Wlotor Gar Co.. $500.
Uidrn Sortmon an 5eras 9. u. go.
4, $10,500.
Waria Sartman an gobmdn u.
gdudHer, $2400.
Wsarp 5ortman an Soiepb Y. @og<
Ter, $500.
8ieisIbe on 6. S6reiber II. Sons
Co., $433.4O.
Warp Sartmon an Ssnrp 8aofd,
$747.1O.
0isIeIbe an Jreberid Stapeit.rt.
$3.50.
9isfsIbs an SObn u. Rpan albmr.,
$500.
0itfsIbs on Gsrmonia 9. u. SO. 8,
$4,000.
6irmau 6. goIfinger an Goncprs
oia y. o., $3.50.
.. %. geIOins an R. m. geloiug,
$2495.
Sarrist q. gIeHter an Som. 9. d.
g. Co., $400.
Wlorn 9ditsr an WaIruii Oils 2.
u. g. Co., $1,000.
SoispbiHs aubImdnn on ct. gsrs
narb grogrsiiioe q. Il. g. a., $1,000.
5ohn gsol1rb an College SilI 6. II.
q. Co., $3.50.
Rutherforo q. 3nboIt an 2ion 9o.
/ g. u. y. Co., $1,000.
ameIia O. Wilb an GcLIeae SilI 6.
II. q. Co., $190Zo5.
4gnes Sution on bisIelben, 1890.
s5ulia gofnian an WsftIiter Gtsrn
g. II. y. Co., $4,000.
Glisd eagle en- price Sili go. 2 8.
Il. q. Co., $500.
Jront 4norsp on Union Sobngs
3. II. Z. Co., 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24

nod tines 8iinItIers Sipri niirtil
mar, mar bus ni6t Elm osutIidsr Be-
tpets?
plobIi9 unterbrdb Der Gboriit
feline Wdnoerung.
mir fonnten beute eIsih nit oiez
fem Sronen beginner, msine Sbeure,
benn id babe Den GrunoTdb, bab 3eit
@elb III unb bdrum tpollen mir Define
Wtistber Elm tpenis repioiren. Re6ts
dIIo -"
Die Rdbertn. cine title, aIte per
icn, bic piinttIih sabIt", berihtete bic
9eder.
n2ints2"
Die alte Maid Gotte, Die Bel mir
arbeitet uno auf Der Da6itube Elm al
ter Gopiit, Der ii6 ntiibiam iein
9rot erIhreibt."
rpdrteien, Die mir nidlt ItOren moi
len! gBie aber lit es nit Der Gleinen
ba briiben2"
Nd, Der arme Sropi! 9as pirb
jeben 5og bleifsr ilpb elsuber, 70 baB
es faum mitansufeben lit, unb rpenn
i'd niht Elm sutes Ser3 bate, BON eis
ner anberen IieBe ids mir niht 1e.
fallen, iiber einen mpnat ihuIbet iie
mir Itistbc uno fpnItigs n6tbise
Dire"
nSm, hm!" neinte 6err 5tori, lid
nil nihts eesen 9ein gutes 5er3 faF
gen, meine Qiebe, aber es limb iChle6te
3eiten unb man f0nntt before Mietbsr
bdbsn. 9d tpiiBte it gum geiipiet
Die tleins Soubrstte pom 8oritubts
tbeoter, bic bat es bersits gu ettpos gss
braht unb fragt ear nitht, tpsun Der
Yrei2 audi auffhldet. Utan mub in
oieien Soften aud einmaI an ii9
ielbIt benttn!"
Die Dittpe pfIi9tete ibm nit sis
uem Gcpfuifen BEL, fugts bann aber:
Nd. bas arme Ding"
.Seheu mir einmal nahl" meinte
ibr angebsnber 9ebieisr; tie folets ihm
pillig iiber ben buntIen Sang.
Die tIeine 2epine iaut3te ba nun
70 Iuiti1, odb Uliro bas &lopfsn boI>
Iig iiberborte, unb ais oas paar siils
gstretsn mar, bIidts iie trit na6 Der
2lnrsoe 6iOri's. ibres alien 2ebrers.
empor.
. sic iab nit BEN &inoe auf benz
gDoen, bas NIT aus9eitredtsu 6dnbs
den nah sinem mageren 5uaoe
boidte, baIb feline Sbren. baIb ben
Sdpun3 serrts unb aufi1ris Dor Ga
den, penn oas gebuIoige Ibisr siuen
i6mer3snbsn Gout ousitieb.
9is auf einsn 9fit. sinsu Softer
rnb einen ein3igen StubI mar bds
Mobiliar Der ebemaIi9en gbcrtitin
suidmmengsihmpi3en, nur aus benz
Qsb<n3immsr fbimmer,s nod in uns
iabsIigsr Dsibe bas 8ett, bic Wiegs
nit ben sIsganteu Muloortdnaen tpar
aud ben dnbsren Saten nad BEN
2stbbauis sefoIst.
.4t", iagts utira, niat iberrofht,
fpnbern mlbe, als is iih srbob -
el6 nldH Sefdngsn9gtt nber ben drTns
fcliaen anbIid, reLhen ihre Mohs
nuna ben 9efu6ern odrbieten mubte,
bei6lih lie mshr, iis mar berstts bel
Der p0ligsn gI,ihgiiItisteit anses
langt.
6<rr Jiori nabm bon Dem eiuea
StubIe 9eiis unb blidte Die ftsbeHbsA
5rauen an.
.Su", iaots sr 81 Wlira, -bamit 0u
did nitt uber 2aeiIndhmloiigteit be-
Hagen tannit, 9u 5tit foaar bic Grite.
tpel6e ss erfdbrt, oab mir Elm grouts
pddr Iinb, bic DSIoume 8eter uno
i6!"
Die @ittps 3os cine bsinabe 0ers
broFsns Miene, 0ab bas Wdo6eH 10
penig Gritaunen iiber ihr Slid
seiqts, Ionbern nur nit einem elm
laden Duri4 bic absemaseris 9anb
rarbot.
LIMB bann", iubr Der Ghoriit fort.
,,tpie itebt 9sins angelsgenheit, BAT
bic fSrau S6tpie1srmutier iin na6s
trdeIih beionneR2"
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-24

9be Saflen gdrt So. an Wiliam
5onetcmp. Got 158 in llnterabtbsis
lung va" bon Satlep Bart, 81.
Q8ilforb 6. 0otbapon an emma
M SpIbeltsr, 5beil BON Cots ] unb
y in Mills ii. aline's 5tpeiten llnters
abtbeilung in 0prtpoob, 81.
NlphpnIe 9. 9eurre an 6enrD
WlosIier, Gr3biihof, 40 bel 20 CUB
an Der Weitieite Der Sobn Str, go
DUB norblih Der gfi6mono Str.
ioipie IL bei so 5ub an Der Rorbfeis
te Der Ridmonb Str. 35 JuB ipeifid
Der Sobn Ctr, 81.
Seanstte 81. 8slbing an 8apio z.
Gpans, Got 4 in Hobsrt ~glnbretps'
llnterabtbeiIune in Qppnoole, Jront
100 BEL 315 CUB an Der ROroieite
Der 9bolfpn Npe., $4,000.
Dopib 2. Gpans an Ssanette &.
8eloine, 80 BEL $50 SUB an Der Weits
feite Der Withea 4pe, 383 SUB nOros
lid Der Clinton Springs 2lns., 81.
Glunton 6. WlarIb an @ero Bar
tom, Got 27 in 8. s. gacRomdra'g
llnterabtbeilung in arlington, 81.
Mlarbe gaine on Charles 90.
Gains, 2ot 26 unb 5bsil bon Got 81
in W. Wi. 8reen's gobition in gIss
beg, 81.
Gbdrles SO. Gdins Il. o., an Meubs
Gaine, Cots 26, so uno 5beil BON GOT
81 In so. 30. Green's 9lbottion In
gIenes, 81.
2eab 8. 9uurb an qngsIine @uoro
II. 81, Got 20 in .. N. WcgIuns's
4boition in gIeoss, 81.
Wm. 8. Soh an Dora God, 40
bei 100 5ub an Der Deitisite Der
DsIfern 4ne., 81.
SaHes Dalton an Mabel 6. 2opsn,
Got 1872 in GIbsron Qanb gOmpanps
lluterabtbsiIune. 81.
Sarrn s. gDeiton on @eoras 50.
Jrephof II. I., Cots 20 uno q in
9eoree 20. Snpber's llntsrabtbeilung
in Spoe qort, 81.
2ouiia Sberioan on gbarles Sdus
fert, Cots 159 uno 100 in Wuoo,
5armon II. Gompanps llnterabtbeiz
lung In Sn3.lfppoo, 81.
5bs Portb college Sia RedltD
60. an Sohr g. Brill, Cots 1856,
386 uro 387 in Ohio Sano u. Sms
propemsnt Gompanp's llnterabtbet,
lung. 81.
&ouis 6. Girih an Ws1tern 9reis
FEB Bird 60, 2bsiI bon Got 43 in
WieIbourne llnterdbtkiIung, 81.
Settle gIspbane II. u, an Minnis
.. greeb, 80 bel 143 SUB on Der Dit
feite Der SimpIon aps. in WaOiion'
bile, ST..
aana 80. guefe on Queen 4nne
4muiement Co.. 80 bel 143 3ub an
Der Aleftieiie Der Gpleroin 4pe., 120
6ub norbIih BON 2opnIbip, 81.
s5obn ppIInro an 0eorge unD Waais
tie SiIlsp, 22 bsi $50 SUB an Der Suos
ietie Der gbannine Ctr, 81.
5be State Of Sbio an 6. $. DiIts
ne, Gots ~ unD IS IN y. W. STEELE 8
llnterubtbsiIung in College Siu,
$14.97.
Rate so. JIsIhner on sbomas 6.
Sbdiu, 2 Sabre 2saie auf eine Got
an Regent 4Ds., Sniihsn OatbaIs
uno Sberlin Qpe. in Bomb Siu. Mps
notIide Utistk $14.
2bomas 5eaID an Wiaiam s. Dell
fenonbI, Cots 252 unp 253 in gebar
0rODe g. II. .. aFu. llntsrdbtbeilung,
81.
Goitb Chapman an Z. 8. Gbparb
aobImsper, % bel 50 SUB on Der
Sitisite Der susculum ape.. 81.
6orrp W. gorman on 2ouis Z.
Bubble, 1beil BON 2ots 80 uno 20 in
SuIia 81. gonuins's Intsrabtheiluna
an pullan 4De., 81.
gutals Rsbics an 5ranciseo Rebite,
25 BEL 100 SUB an Der Weitisite Der
Boone Ctr. 81.
Geo $. Reinborb an 0eoroe %.
Smitb II. a.. Got 60 in 8eppn pIoce
llnterobtheiIuns, 81.
4lerunber aibu an 9ominid Mlas
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Daan er,pabue in sr.efen oos .Gtne. zonsbiat'
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NenifRton.
G6araktere.
Homdn BON
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(Sortiebung.)
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trifft, uno i6 rdume Dir pas poIIe
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

The Telegram agrees with the
Tampa Tribune that if there is any
division of the State, it should. be by
q line running east and west, max
Ing North Florida and q. South
Florida, rather than by a division
into East and West Florida. ) Our
reasons do not exactly coincide with
those of the Tribune, as we have no
special objection to being In the
same State as Jacksonville, but there
Is such a difference in climate. prod
ucts and general conditions between
the northern and southern portions
OF the present great State that If any
division is effected, the natural and
logical plan would be the separation
OF the southern from the northern
portion. The division line suggested
by the Tribune, along the northern
boundaries of Levy, Marion, Lake
and Volusia, would be satisfactory to
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13
THOSE ELIGIBLE TO
FREE TRANSPORTATION
TO GETTYSBURG

The acts Just passed. by the gen.
eral assembly of Pennsylvania, re-
gcrding the great Gettysburg Re-
union Celebration, at Gettysburg,
Pa, July Ia next, were Immediately
approved by Governor Tener. and the
one appropriating s165,6OO for the
Pennsylvania commission to provide
Tree transportation to Gettysburg
md return makes the following five
CD classes of soldiers, sailors and
marines of the civil war eligible t.
uch transportation, provided the
var record of each applicant is frs,
'roven to be correct by the Pennsyi
ania commission:
Glass A. All honorably discharged
Dldiers who enlisted from this COM
lonwealth and served in a Penn
lvania regiment, CT any unit o;
cnnsylvania Volunteers, at any Pc
iod during the civil war, including
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

commands of the Pennsylvania Vol
unteer militia Emergency regi-
ments) and Independent companies,
batteries and troops, who are now
living in Pennsylvania as citizens o.
this commonwealth.
Class B. Any of the above who
are now living in other States,
but Pennsylvania provides these free
transportation to Gettysburg and re-
turn only from the railroad station
or the border of Pennsylvania which
il nearest to their president resi-
dence; also .2-. =.
Glass c. To any soldier either
Union or, Confederate, borne upon
the rolls of any Their State as 4
civil war veteran, but now living
within Pennsylvania as citizen of
this commonwealth. such transporta-
ton may be issued; likewise
Glass D.. To United States regu-
lars, soldiers of the civil war, now
living within Pennsylvania as citi-
zens of this commonwealth; and in
, addition
Glass E. All United States sailor:
, and marines. veterans Of the civil
war. now living in Pennsylvania as
citizens of the commonwealth.
All applications therefor must be
made. and before June l, and the
earlier the better. to the Pennsylva-
MIA Gettysburg, Pa, and upon ap5
plication blanks now procurable from
said commission, wherein must be
stated explicitly the war record, ETC.,
CT each applicant, who must. in ap-
plying for such application blank.
state what class he comes under.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

South Florida, and we believe tina.
such a division scheme would meet
with little opposition SO far as the
people residing in the propose |
southern State are concerned. Nat
urally and inevitably Lakeland
would be the capital Of the new
State, and she will throw no obstacle
in the way of division by declining
to accept her manifest destiny, but
on the contrary will be happy to
generously tender her manifold al
vantages and attractions to provide
the necessary seat of government.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13
THE TEN DEMANDMENTS.
(Tid Bits.)

(ll0 Bus.
For boiled-down worldly wisdom ii
would be difficult to surpass the
Ten Demandments" hanging in the
dining room used by the staff of a
big west-end draper.
L. Don't lie 1t wastes my time
and yours am sure to catch you
In the end, and that Is the wrong
end.
2. Watch your work, not the clock.
A long days work makes a long day
short, and a short days work makes
my face long.
3. Give more than | expect, and |
will give you more than you expect.
| can afford to increase your pay ii
you increase my profits.
4. You owe so much to yourself
you cannot afford to owe anybody
else. Keep out of debt, or keep out
Of my shop.
5. Dishonesty is never an accident
Good men, like good women, never
see temptation when they meet it.
6. Mind your own business, and in
time you'll have business of your
own to mind.
Z. Don't do anything here which
hurts your self-respect. An en-
ploye who is willing to steal for me
is willing to steal from me.
s. 1t is none of my business what
you do at night. But if dissipation
affects what you do the next day
and you do half as much as | de-
mand. you'll last half as long as you
hoped.
8. Don't tell me what I'd like tC
hear, but what l ought to hear.
Cont want a valet for my vanity
but one for my money.
10. Don't kick if l kick. If YOUR
worth while correcting you're WORT
while keeping. I don't waste time
cutting specks out of rotten apples
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

( A few weeks ago the press Of the
State was lauding the Legislature
Just organizing and hailing 1t as the
most intelligent body Of lawmakers
ever assembled In the State. Now
there is an anvil chorus Of Nothing
Doing" Continuous Gabfest,"
Wasting Time" etc. Probably the
present legislative body averages up
fairly with Its predecessors-being
NO better ami no worse. At the end
OF the session, when its finished
work may be reviewed, is the time to
give expression to praise or blame.
The net amount of what has been
accomplished thus far does not seem
imposing, but 1t is impossible to pass
Intelligent judgment at this stage
upon the great mass of unfinished
business which is doubtless receiving
Intelligent consideration. We are in
clined neither to roast nor toast our
legislators until after the close of
the session-when doubtless. both
processes will seem to be called for.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

In compliance with constitntio"
aal bylaws Of B. NJ. 1 P. l. U. NJ
II, Florida. al contractors In the
building line will pease take notice
that on and after the first day Of
August, 1913. the working hours Of
this union will b eight, and s.
cents the price per hour.
This union appreciates the CO.
operations Of contractors who have
Dai1 the scale Of prices in the past
and expects no dimculty In that re-
.sDeet IN the future.
JOHN MURPHY,
President.
Q. 4 yIDLDDN,
BanaAsial Secretary. 646
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

: Saw one Of the new high school
graduates shoveling dirt on side
walk construction job the other day,
and he was tackling the Job with j
vim and energy that did our heart
good. That young man will succeed.
Anyone with the grit and 60 ahead
ativeness that will prompt him to do
we'll and cheerfully the work that
his hands find to do, even though 1t
may not be agreeable work. will not
have to confine himself to such tasks
long. The world Is looking for just
such young fellows to take the lead
ership In larger things.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

This paper printed an Honor
POLL" for the Lakeland school
throughout the school year, and we
believe the effect on the pupils was
good; 1t was eagerly watched for a:
any rate, by pupils and parents. Tha
Board of Trade. taking its cue from
this circumstance, perhaps. contem-
plates preparing and publishing a
Roll of Honor of those business men
OF the city who are doing something
to make Lakeland grow. Will your
name appear on the list?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

They had "sad-wafers' up at
Tallahassee function the other day.
Why these waters were sad, or
whether their relative, the sad-iron,
was present, the account does not
state.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-05-13

Anyway, the members of the Flor
IDA Senate display unmistakable In
telligence at times. They declined or
ignored the formal challenge of tho
suffragette leaders to engage them
IN mortal joint debate on the equal
suffrage proposition.