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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-16
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
vents Daughters Untimely End.

Ready, KY" was not able 10 do
anything for nearly six MONTHS" writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, land
was down in bed for three months.
cannot tell you how | suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
Womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
to give ii up. We tried another doctor,
but he did not help me.
AT last, my mother advised me 10 take
Cardul, the woman'S tonic. thought
It was no use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed to do me any good. But
took eleven bottles, and now am able
to do all OF my work and my own
washing.
think Cardui is the best medicine in
the world. My weight has increased,
and look the picture OF health. :"
If you suffer from any of the ailments
peculiar to women, get bottle OF Cardui
today. Delay is dangerous. We know
It will help you. for it has helped SO
many thousands of other weak women
in the past SO years.
AT all druggists.
Write TO. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for Steciai
Instructions on your case and 81 page book. Home
Treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. las
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-16

Borleigh Cat 11:40 p. NIL love
that dreamy look in your eyes. l
have never seen it in any other girls.
Miss Bright (stihing a yawn)-Per-
haps you don't stay as late with them
as you do here.-Boston Evening
Transcript
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-16
Her Beauty.

isn't It disgusting, the way she
brags about her beauty?"
Why, I did not hear her say
word about it,"
Didn't she say she entered
crowded car last evening and every
man in it jumped up and offered her
his seat?"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-16
frocks and Furniture.

Women are now buying frocks to
match their furniture. The idea is to
achieve harmony in perfect color
scheme. But if they are going to
change their gowns every time they
pass from the draWing-room to the
dining-room or to any other apart
ment, life will surely become a little
lahnrinuS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-16
A Hard Job,

"Why does Blobster wear such q
tired look all the timer"
Hes overworked."
Nonsense! Blobster never works"
II mean he's overworked trying to
make sensible people adopt his point
of view"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-16
A Denial,

Il hear your husband once sailed
before the mast"
That isn't so. ! always insist on
him getting a stateroom as near the
middle of the boat as possible"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-16
T he Way,

so you've been married a year
How do you find your husband?"
by phoning all the cafes in the
neighborhood, usually. How do you?"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-16

Scientific Management Again.
Our boss is crank on efficiency"
whats he up to now"
Trying to teach the stenographer
to chew her gum in two movements
less per minute to the lower Jaw"
, 1914-01-10

4 lgeieA, California, assistant to Mr.. SfefansSru
uud meteorologist. The other scientific men
mentioned by Mr.. Stetansson as being IN
board the K,luk are NJ. Henri Beuchat, am
tEropoIogis'; MIA. Forbes Maokay, Of Fan
burgh, surgeun> Mr.. Biarme Alnrnen, OF Chris
tiania, assistant g~eologist; Mr.. w L.McKInley
OF Glasgow, expert in terrestrial magnetism;
Mr.. james Murray, OF Glasgow, oceauogra-
pier; and Mr.. George MaIlock. Of Ottawa,
chief geologist and topographer. The Alaska,
aud Sachs which Mr.. Stelansson mentions
are the other vessels Of the expedition and
are manned by scientific parties.
Loss Or The MARY SACHS.
The auxiliary schooner Mary Sachs, which
Mr. Stetansson IN his message Of October 30
said was safe at CoIlInson Point, was wreck
ed III the ice off the Arctic copst Of AGl~1l
some time before November %, the DAFT on
which "a letter WAS received at Nome, Alask
from Nr. Peter Barnard, captain Of the ye,-
sci. telling of her loss.
The schooner wa, caught in the ice a 1
crush a to pieces, aAl aII the provisions at
scientific instruments were lo5t.-ItD4e5, II
I.th.
, 1914-01-10
STEFAN5SON ARCTIC EXPEDITION.


r,L,,,N r\ an
lol'o-' ~, "
h"e D'P}i '','n1 81 'i"'i"o VI, ! ~ =
mus received a oa,e IePor, I'o"l WI. 'o'el'in-
son rom l o''i' 1''''o"' A"'1''' "'' = ~
M'iG - NY w. 'o''r ~ - =
N'a'oN. "'i' "S'3''E" mo L,"''0" I'' =
ever pee" 'e0etI'" 10y W., ?
a'IIh9 D'n"'9 'l'n.9'el i -F'H"' ANUS - "
0rSPa'ch nom NlI. o'oI'"A'o" 1'u7eI'.
~ piiei VT 9'fIal79oh IePoIl9 'h"' i =
pelleFe1 I4nI the NaiIIN - sue !" 'ne iC7 !"
IonSIIn"e west ~ re 'ooN u party ashore
"lih MN 10 NUM-. NgNl Gay came he"NY 3aIe7
YIN lo3'' o'' %uen tig "ea,lei c'e"' ~ We
N@fI'k was hei In Sl1hJ me FeSSel mao
undoubtedly beeu caiiigd away by the WIN"
NI5ch GROVE w" Ee PACK "l SIl"Ie. 20 II
tbe sea'ei Iof lAe Fe77'I mas o'e" u"S"e'e7'-
IuI, oui as mere was q ere" OF - men on
board, ahd plenty OF PROVISIONS, mo serious
anxiety II ehteiialnfd ABOUT b"f SoieIy.
ne message received AT OtlaWa was als-
patched from fo'nt Barrow Aiask@' or DC
tober 80, apd sent Overland 10 Circle CITY
whence 1T was lofW"roed on December o
lhe message feads.-
The lAarluk was beSef by heaVy &c" on Au-
gust II IN longitude West las 10 mites OH
shore She was frozen I'M on August u, and
Omitted with tbe-1ee MN September ~,
when the dllit stopped. On September 20,
believing that the Snip was last tor the WIN
, 1914-01-10
THE RENHOR'S CHANGE.

The rector Of a Norfolk parish picked sa.
n lady's watch in the village street, md on.
Sunday announced the fact FROM the puIpi5.
in case the owner should be among the con
gregoNjon. immediately atterward, he gave
out the hymn, Lord, her watch Fly Chu4cn
is keeping '-hAd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09
SOLDADO ~IJ:SAPARECIDO.

Ncracruz. mayo 9.-Los icfcs Green
que cs improbable que rrsulte una rup
tura. 81 quedase probado que 81 solia-
la Parks. cue falta dcS,lc 81 microbes.
ha side fusilado ror los mciicanos. pue'
So considerable nj hccho como IN aeto
dc algun Official subordinate.
FL general Funston confirma la no
ticia de que cl soldado Parks. consider
ado dcmcntc. habia sido capturado por
los meiicanos.
No dice a este haya sido eiccutado
slno que alguicn a quien no Sc ha pedi-
do identificar. ha sido fusilado..
Los aviadores \ las avanzadas han
visto hoy mas tropas meilcanas de las
que Sc suponian en- las %crrcancias. pero
no ha hahido dcmostraciones hostilcs.
IA poblacion DE- Veracruz ha subido
n c~incuenta mil. un tercio mas que la
normal. v este causa falia de aqua.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09
Successes EN- MEXICO.
Carranza Traslado a Torreon.

Chihuahua. MAYO S.-La riudad dc
Chihuahua Ia dcjaiu NJ Scr IA capital
del gobierno consiiiucionslisla. Este
Sc ne cambiado provisionalHcntc a To-
rrcon, de- ali pasara a Monterrey. y 50
cree que. micntras ma purda pasarse a
Mexico. su capital provisional s"ra Sal
tillo ciudad one y rSrera rrutlir nro-
ximamcntc. Micniras tanto. III departa.
mcnto dc Hacienda Sc quedara en- Jua-
.rcZ.
So cstan dando los pasos neceSarios
para dcjar las ciudades dc Torr'op.
Monterrey y Saltillo en- COMMUNICATION
.dirccta \ constantc con la frontcra. So
han Appropriate las sumas necesarias pa
ra rcparar-c 81 famoso nucPte de Sibi-
mas. del Nacional McXicano, dcstruido
por los fcdcralcs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09
Reconstruction de Fcrrocarriles.

Los Observation-Disclosures csian name
jando los ~ferrocarilrs ~nacionalcs dc To
rreon 4 .%Iuarcz. dc Matamoros a Monte
rrev. a ahora esperan abrir pronto al
%trafico Ia via entire Laredo v Motne-
rrcy Llaman ahora a las lineas 'Ferro,.
CARRIES constitucinnalistas de Mexico.
Les danos hcchos durante 81 curse
lcl ano pasado y cstos fcrrocarriles
Dor los dos partidos confbaiientes. es
i~ncalculahlc. Adcmas lie la destruction
del material rodante en general. vari-
os c~cnicnarcs de maquinas qucdaron
demclidas.
Ia via misma csta hccha nedazos en-
muchas parties Y las cstarioneS han sido
inccndiadas. hasta In dc Nuevo Laredo.
causada por los fedcrales al cvacuar la
Ia cual dcsaparecio en- la conflagracion
ciudad. izk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09
Servicio Postal Con Veracru..

Desde Il microbes pasado ha que iado
.organiZado un scrvicin lie currcos dircc
to entire Galveston v Neracruz po- me-
do dc rapidos destroyers, los cuales
haran escala dclantc de- los acoraza,ioS
fondcadoS frcntc a Tampico. III prrntr
destroyer salido he Veracruz 81 Amnen.
entro a Galveston el iuevcs. a las 3 y.
IN. habicndo hccho In carrcra dcSdc We
racruz. con In parada frente a Tampico.
en- cuarenia hoTaS.
III Ammcn traio 20OSacos H. cores
pondcncia dirigida III cundoda del Post
master de Galveston. V de- los consulrs
de Inglatrrra Alcmania. Francia. Is
pana Z Italia.
Para este scrvicio So han instalado
en- In cstacion del ferrocarril. con ca
ractcr de- -pcrmancntrs y con cmplca los
de experienced. dos carroS-correo V So
ha dclcgado a nm aduancro para Il ser.
ricio especial de paquctes postalcs.
Habra un destroyer dc ida y otro u
vuelta cada cinco dias.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09
OFFICERS ON
DUTY IN FRANCE
TEN MEN OFT OF UNITED STATES
ARMY, REPRESENTING ALI.
BRANCHES OF SERVICE. WATCH
FRENCH MILITARY TRAINING.
BY SPECIAL PERMISSION
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES ARE
GIVEN by FRANCE To AMEEI
CAN OFFICERS TO LEARN
FRENCH MILITARY SYSTEM.

Paris, May 9.-The movement ~
American troops to Mexico brings o.
notice the fact that ten United States
army offt"crs. representing All branches
Of the service are on duty in France
for instructions in French military
training. Thcy are here ~ permission
of the French government. given upon
request of the United States aud arc
welcomed In the fricn,llicSt spirit. VI
appears To lie the intention Of the War
department AT Washington 10 have six
Officers continuously on service in
France 80 that French experience and
French military science may from year
to year b. available for the Unite
States army. Occasionally an English
officer or Officers from the Balkan and
other smaller states have had pcrmis
sion 10 serve Rith One or another ~
the French regiments but il would seem
that No foreign army MT even the Rus.
sian. has during this generation had
such opportunities Ia know th~ French
military system a. the Anne a. now
have.
Captain W. 4. Castle j. in an in
.fantry regiment at Orlc In~. Captain M.
Marcettes and BieutenAiu a. n. Bishop
with other regiments NJ chalons sur
Marine Lieutenant II. n Boyd with The
dragons al F~Dntaiublrau. Lieutenant
". T. Martin Al the cavalry school AZ
Saumur. Capitals III. II. Pope in the
French quartcrn.a>tcr's school and Cap
tain Frank Parker at the Wa college
Captain Morton Henry a ihr American
quartermaster's divisions and Lieaicr
ant T.. :. Grebir and H%oneyeutt of The
artillery have .ust arr we'd 10 replace
three ether American vi.lccrs aud three
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09
Un Gran Terremoto En- Stella.

Roma. mayo al SahtrSr ~ drSas.
tire dc Stella los ministries ~ Ia guerra
V la marina envIaron Ell auxillo snlda.
dos con. ticndaS. provisioncs v vcStidos
Ia Cruz Roja italiana mando nm cucr
po dc e~mergencia.
Catania. mayo 9.-Ios caminos s,
hayan cubbrtos de- fugitivoS que con-
Queen en- literas i~mprovisadas a los
muertos a los hcridos. Los hospiialcs
prOvisionalcs estan atcStados.
Por todas parties 50 ven asccnas 10
dcscsperacion entire los que buscan a
sius padres muicrcs. hiios csposos.
Catania cSta construida en- nm lccho ~
lava. que forma FL pavimerto de murhas
dc sus GALES. Fue fundada en- 40 \. J.
En- 121 T.. v. fuc medic dcstruida nor
.crromotos Y lavas. 10 mismo que on 1926
quedando arrasada en- 1893.
Informcs oficialcs haccn sihir a IN
81 nimcro dc los mucrtos y a 2S3 ~ do
los hcridoS. pero So teme e%ncontra.r mas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09
VILLA SOuCTA LA" SUSPENSION DEL EMBARGO

"Quc Sc scpa que mi mayor desco cs
que todos los anr'ricanos V c~Xtranlcros
sac ticncn Industries en- Mexico. eyre
scn a siIS trabajes Y negocios; Y que n
por desgracia hubiera una guerra entire
ntIrs:ras. nacioncS. dov mi palabra Dc
puc - hara TODD Ia ncccsario para pro
tcgcrlos Y aqucllos que dcscaren salir
dcl tcrriiorio yo lesdaria trcnes suiician-
les para %alcjarsc. cllos y suS mucblcs.
Su opinion cs que la posibllidad de
una guerra que cnvuelva a su partido.
- muy rcmnta.
FL general Villa So rctirio en- seguida
a los %cstucrzos que csta hacienda para
Ia preparation dc una campana dcfini-
tiva sobrc Saltillo y San Luis Potosi.
dc~clarandosc satisfccho de la r~evista
que ACADIA dc pasar u sus hombrcs. en-
numrrn a. 1000 \ hipn montados.
Villa solo cspcra la llegada de Car
rama Y tiene VA concentrates en- Tor
rcun muchos cientos de ~furgones para
transporter "A su genie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09
100000 EN- EFECTW0
PARA Los CONSnTUC0NAuSTAS

Durante 81 trabaio. las o~ficinas d.
Maverick-Clarke %estuvieron vigiladaS
noche V dia por una guardia especial
3 los billetcs furron confados uno por
uno. Y para todas las dcmhS operaci-
ones Sc agotaron las prccaucioncs.
Para ponerSc en- circulation. sin EN-
barge. neccsltan c>tar tirmados por II
tcsorero Y por II Intervention. IL que Sc
cree ocurrira en- Chihuahua. LA firma
del gobcrnador Chao. dcpuesto ultima
mcnie por Villa. aparcce litografada en-
los billctcs.
La nucva moncda cs bonita V los gra-
bados pcrfcctos. Con exception dc las
pleas dc |cincucnta ccntavos. ticnen la
efigie de- los dos martircs de- la demo
cracia don Francisco /. Madero \ don
Abraham Gonzalez. Al reverse esta
una eXcclcntc reproduction del palacio
\aclonal dc Mexico tcnicndo a cada la
10 IN grifo. Al frcnie. entire los re
tratos dc Madero V Gonzales hay una
inscription que dice: III cstado dc Chr
huahua pagara al portador. IN Elective.
conformc al decreto militar dc fecha III
,ic fcbrcro dc 1914
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09
I'm GRAN TERREM0TO EN- S|C|IA

Catania, mayo 9.-Asshe I'm violen.
to terremoto dcstruyo laia doccna dc
pueblos de esta region.s
Despues del tcrremos ell Etna hizo
erupcion incendiando lss rhos pueblos
Los mucrtos y heridos = cuentan por
~centenares.
Los fugitivos declare, siue las pcrdi
das materialcs superan "a del desastrc
dc Mcssina en- 1905. La - slacion en- pa
nico Sc dcsbordo sobre Z antania al a.
manecer.
Las autoridadcs dc R2a dispusieroy
que 81 ejcrcito, la marinf : la Cruz Ro.
la acudieran en- auxilio Vi las victimas
Los ferrocarriles qucdss' N destruidos
10 nlsmo que las lineas @egraficas, ST
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09

La casa Mavcrick-Cla Litho Co.
aver tcrmino II cnormc peg ia de 1862
500 billetcs. desdc 30 c'SJavos hasta
80 pesos. para los constitls .onalistas.
Para este importantc trs tsiio Sc firmo
el respective contrato cn diarcz. 81 -
de mario, h~abicndosc est. sado quc 81
ultinlo de los bill-tes de fia termin-
arse el dia oncc del pres, g.. a media
D0chc.
Los agenies constituciossalista sen
ores Farias y Gonzalez. y r inme-
diatamente 81 prccio del ontrato on
contante ORC americana. = los clises
quedaron desdc luego EN- Ter del 90
bierno de C%arranZa.
Todos los que i%ntervinies ~ en- 81 re-
cibo dc los billetcs Sc dicen muy salts
fcchos del trabajo, y cumI4 ,lentaron a
los contratistas.
La emission So divide. corar sigue:
Cincucnta mil pleas dc ~ ccntavos,
Sctecientos cincuneta mil z I'm peso.
Doscientos mil dc cinco p,ass. Cicnto
cincuenta mil dc dicz pcsfs Trcinta
y sictc mil quinicntos dc nte pesos
y ounce mil dc cincuenta.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-09
ULT|MAS OmPERACiONES MILL
TARES De Los REBELDES

para combatir a los amcricanos. Tab
rndosc rrhusado Gonzalez. a general
Quintana lc cNigio %cntonccs cue - RIM
dicra. pcticion que fuc contcslada con
humoriSmo.
Hiccsr que las fucrzaS H. Qulntand
apcnaS suman ochoclcntos. V que Sc en-
cucntra east roicado por los constitu-
cIonalistas y SIN where's.
T. general Pablo Gonzalez. con seis
mil hombrcs. dcbc habcr llcga..o aver a
Tampico. para rcforzar Al general Luis
Cahallcro. \ llrva catorcc canunrs. JOS
~cllales. segun los consiiiucionali>tas. san
lie mayor calihrr Que los a. los canpnc-
roS fcdrralcS. \ los cnalcs ~ cree ptuic-
muilliIar on POGO tempo.
FL general tonZalcz sailio dc Monte
rrcy on autcmyllrs. con su rStalO NAV
or. Il microbes on Ia manana. .Sus tro.
pas l. habian precdido east INN ,diats-
mcnte dcSpues he Ia captura &c la ca
pital a. Nucvo Leon.
Dlcesc en- MatamorOS aue las frnpas
ic' general Villa han rmpezadn q H.
gar u Monterrey. proccientcs de Tor.
pero cue su punto De c%oncentra
cion sera entire Saltillo V San Luis Po-
inSi. Ali cSncra capturar II c~lcrcito fe-
dcral lie dirz mil hombres que Sc en-.
cuentra en- S~altillo V Que pronto vera
ortaias todas Sus rrtiradas.
l4ns generates Carrcra Torres y Eula.
Ito Guticrrcy estan operando al este lie
san LUIS PoioSi con cerra he dicz mil
honhrcs. IN III mavnria iriios dc In hu
aSit.a nntosina.
Enlalio Gutierrez In c>tado provec
tamtn dcsdc hacc algunas semanas Y
asal.o sobrc San Luls.