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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-12

upon fapa Hixon. Mr.. SCHNEIDER o.
.nough not governor nor an or,
neid much the same respect in the
lamiiy as Sindbad of Haroun.al.
nascnid. He was rich. In fact he
owned the trolley line that was bav.
ing trouble with its right of wav
MI. s. told papa he was LOOKING
ior a wife and let papa infer that Eve.
iyn suited his taste exactly. 81 hat
arafeied all Offer America" said be
and nefer-nefer hat I seen such
great peauty." ~
Papa, knowing that Evelyn needed
httie care in the handling, said he
would think it over, and asked bis
guest to Sunday dinner.
Evelyn developed a mania for writ,
ing letters and postcards, and making
Trips to the drug store for stamps
mat week Evelyn ate and drank
oreathed and lived Mr.. SCHNEIDER. till
sne grew weary Of his name. Satur.
! day confirmed her fears when she
j overheard papa tell mamma that Mr..
scnmoker was worth 100000 and
mat when he was his son.in.law he
would DO so and so, and so and so.
Immediately Evelyn scrubbed a
card to some one and ran down to
. the drug store for stamp. Nick
was out and Harry was holding down
the store alone. He was back of the
prescription counter counting pills
when Evelyn rushed in.
oh, Harry, darling. It's getting
10 be terrible at home. You know
that fat old Mr.. Schneider who owns
your road. Well, papa has made up
MS mind that l have to marry him
They've always said l had to marry
money, you know. know how il
Will be-dingdong, dingdong about
1t until l 60 mad, or die-or worse
than anytihng-give in"
Hush, dearest. You'll never give
In. You're going to marry mel"
This minute, Harry, dear, If YOU
say SOL"
On five dollars week."
"On five dollars a week."
But we'd starve. Evelyn, dear We
must not be foolish"
Mr.. Schneider, who had dropped ir
to buy some of his strong, blacf
cigars, heard part of the converse
ton.
He went back to his hotel and wrote
two letters. One was to Mr.. Hixon
regretting his hasty departure from
town and requesting his kindness to
ward his (Mr. Schmokers) privat,
secretary, whom he was leaving tn hi,
place. Mr.. Harry Alder by name.
Later he went back for his cigars
and when he was gone Harry fount
a letter for himself on the counter.
Marry the little Evelyn" said thu
letter. "She is the prettiest girl II
America. l inclose a check for So
000-a wedding present to you both
In a month come to me In New York
You will ~be my private secretar.
until can find something better TO
you. Wishing you success, I am yer.
truly yours, Hans Schneider"
Copyright. 1914, by the Mcclure Newspape
Syndicate.1
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-12

mark upon Mr.. and Mrs.
hat stick had left no trace
nong them.
IN had appeared. an elfin
hughing blue eyes. fluffy
and skin of rose petals,
link.
was one year old 1t was
her husband must be at
RECESSION; before two he
the rank Of a Judge; by
l be a governor. and at
dent. Indeed, as Evelyn
her eighteenth birthday
run to talk Of royalty.
v Alder came to town to
Ks drug store at five dol
and serve soda at i've
case of necessity with
frivolous notion that $40
bid buy dance tickets and
rs marked down to 1888
bis engineering corps had
led by q flaw in the right
he new interurban trolley
b was a thousand miles
home and mother, and IA
ID he was old enough ia
mself. Anyway, he had
lck's advertisement, and
he day in the early tall
and Evelyn for a sunde
chocolate, and after thai
I'D royalty needed have q
TX after their fences.
bhed her sunde lelsurely,
b looked over the post
Ind the card rack-not
Harry. Just past q
bduction of the court
Harry's brown eyes. The
and the blue eyes looked
other and the blue eyef
tfully warm, dear" said
better get home 30 you
wn. Your face 'is se
It Mr.. schmoker CALLED
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-12

sandy beach at
the end of the
boardwalk. Five
m inutes later
came Capt. Ar.
thur Dacey Of the
army, whom he
had left dancing
with one of the
Atwood twins.
Which twin?
Carroll could not
b ave answered
that question and
therein was the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-12

gold. And little
wonder, for even
yet the Hixons
had not recovered
from their sur
pris Q at Q
beauty had been
born into the fam
lily.
Ella and Jane
and Mary and
Belle. the elder
sisters, were all
tarred with the
same stick that
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-12
Gill to Be Heard From.

Many women have attempted to
acold affection into the hearts OF men,
hut we have never heard Of one who
succeeded.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-12
KITTY AND KITTEN
BY cLARIssA MAcKiE.
HoHeAetststotohotsnsteteH6

Carroll left the ballroom rather hur'
riedly and sought seclusion on the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-12

! family guarded Evelyn
Ivory atom Of her Were
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-12
Mr.. scnMokER
louise OLIVER.

\ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05
AT HE VICTORIA.

Brace and Manning With their
company Of nine people i'm the Broad
way Revue az Victoria theatre. have
givcn patrons ~ the house their
money! worth and the concensua OF
opinion is that 70 Is one q the very
beet vaudeville acts OF the year.
With six pretty Girls wearing stun
ning gowns and dancing diviuely and
fhfec clever comedians and all spec
iai scenery 10 is an ideal production
and two crowds last nirht showed
their hearty appreciation In unstinted
applause The rirls are n whole
how AMI The comedians moro than
clever
The -Four Musical Kings with their
Instruments of 40 kinds on which
they play classical and popular airs
have delighted ,he unsteady Inclined
Nothing better m tho comedy line has
been seen for some time than DicE
Farnum and katherine Dcimat IN
The Prima Donna and the Bug
house" and another comedy Offering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

to love God r. TO unbelieve. Think
what God has done for me. Neglect
Ing TO be good Is a sin. Therefore. to
him that knoweth 20 do good and do
eth u not. TO him Il Is sin.
Everything that is not right IL sin
Some folks will say there n nothing
In the Bible about that A man Will
say he will take a drink Of whiskey.
as the Bible tells him not 10 They
say there Is nothing IN the Bible. and
will say ! am from Missouri. you will
have TO show me. All unrighteousness
II sin. Thou shalt not commit adul-
terry. Everything an unconverted man
does II sin. IN n merchant r. an IN
converted man he Il a sinner II a
carpenter builds a home and II uncon-
verted. II r. also a sin. II man plows
field and he Is unconverted. % IA a
ain. The blowing Of the field D.
wicked because he r. dong u for him
self. not for God. n you are q Chris
tian man you travel for God ! preach
Tor God and not for myself The apos-
tie Paul knew more about nature than
anyone. How then can man be- iusti-
fed with God or how can he be clean
that ls born Of woman How much
folks care about this chapter can be-
seen when you ride IN a Pullman
sleeper.
There Are No classes
There are men here this rainy
night who would get rid Of God ~
they could Can you say you tried Co
get rid OF your sins and cant % o.
what God says about you. not what
Bob" Jones aays about YOU God
looks down on 80 sinner. There are
no classes % sinners with Pod God
says that the soul that sinnrth. should
die Oh for a soul fO die
The wages ~ sin d. death God
says the wages ~ Gin are death and
you viii get paid but on tho thought
oi soul dying There is nothing In
Gin
Now you see Vhaf Cod says about
H. When Jesus Christ died. he took
The sinners place The only way out
OF Gin o. Tor you to accept Cod and
YOU had better make right with Cod
this evening before you leave
wonder boz many there arc of
you here this evening who can cay
that they ere ught with God All
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05
FACE CRIMINAL INDICTMENTS.

NEWARK. y. j.. Dec. 4.-Gcorge
Carragan and william ". Vrceland.
president and director. respectively.
OF the defunct First National bank Of
Bayonne. were arraigned to-day In the
Federal District court here on indict.
ments charging them with mlsappro.
priation Of the funds % the institu.
ton. In addition Carracan was in.
dicied on charges Of having cmbezzicd
the funds OF Che bank aud falsely Ger.
tined checks. They pleaded not gull
" and were released on bail
Louis y. BraFdon. another director.
was indicted on charges Of having
made false reports to the state comp
troilcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

who can say that. please stand up.
All who could not stand on the first
proposition. stald up with US while
we pray. Rev. Jones then closed the
meeting with prayer after which he
issued call for converts and four
teen persons. mostly men. went for
ward and accepced Jesus Christ be-
iOre they went home.
TABERNACLE NOTES
Rev. Jones stated last evening that
$50 was needed in the collections TO
reach the goal set for the week lie
said that he would put In a dollar. and
that would only leave S64 10 be
raised
Rev. Mr. Perry. Of the Bromley evan.
gelistic party. opened the meeting
with prayer last evening
The Foresters Of America are 10 be
praised for the large representation
they had last evening in spite Of the
heavy rain that was falling
The Forosters OF America presented
Rev. Jones with a bunch OF carnations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

OF merit is given by Hunter and Ross.
two clever artists who between them
weigh over 500 pounds.
The aerialists have a feature act
that Is well worth seeing and the VIC
toriascope pictures for the three clos
ing performances today will be new
and good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05
CLARK RETURNS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4=speaker
Clark returned 90 Washington today
after n lecture trip which has taken
him through many states In the south.
New ENGLAND and the middle west
since the adjournment Of congress late
in October.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05
MEMBERS or PARLIAMENT
ARE SERVING IN ARMY

BORDEAUX. via Paris. Dec. 4. Is
J. ml-Two hundred members OF tho
French parliament out Of the total OF
w are serving with the army The
cabinet Is considering how IL can best
arrange for these members to leave
their posts temporarily. so that they
may take part in the forthcoming ex-
traordinary session OF parliament
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05
LYNcHEo HIM.

FLORENCE. s. C.. Dec f-winiam
Green. a negro today was forcibly
taken from officers by a mob near
Coward. s. C.. and lynched Green
was arrested after he had frightened
some women who had been left alone
In their home near Coward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

JUL CUMFANITH AH3T8T-7TT0 cal
rHuphnicH are cooperating with the
rtiifoudg DO preventing miners who are
WnflnN from one mine o. another from
rAffflnE hlEh explosives with fhrm on
trains The coal c0wrnnira from now
~ WIN buy the explosives bach from
tnc 11lurr1 Who are moving rfarw here
OUT RHICE or FfFE=The National
Tube company has sent ont cnrda ar.
nnnnrinr Oh .ia trade Iu fnr nIl fafHa
and fo ull nfmH that NJ reduction On fha
price ~ 90 field pipe of about i've cents
ON The dollar had been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

we are an dead broke ont our wsy
this fall
.iiow DO yor live. them
'oh. We lend each other little ~
Boston Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

The Christian men OF the city we're
requested 10 remain with Rev. Jones
last evening after the services. as he
desired TO tell them how TO make the
mems meeting q success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

last evening. and the evangelist stated
that he would send the flowers TO his
wife. as he desired her to have some
OF the blessings bestowed on him here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

There were only few places In the
tabernacle which leaked during the
hard rain OF yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

Mr. Mckenzie asked the members
of the Foresters OF America what Sc
lection they wanted sung last even
ing. and they stated that they wanted
1870 and 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

The Painters union was scheduled
TO turn out In a body last evening. but
"a was postponed until next Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05
DUR DOUBLE INSPECTION
IS YOUR PROTECTION

ease that Is causing so much talk over
the country. we would say that due
TO the fact that all our products are
produced on our own farms with
regular state Inspection and our fire.
quent and rigid inspection makes Il
practically an impossibility for any
impurity to gain foothold on our
farms. This double inspection "a
your protection. IL means that the
consumer can have F. & G. Dairy pro-
ducts on their table with the feeling
OF absolute security in their complete
purity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

Ola Lady-fn take three nenu'orth o.
ne pore belrians London Opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05
CONSTIPATION
TAKES LIFE

You have heard OF numerous cases
In which people have lost their lives
from appendicitis Have you ever
stopped TO think that the congested.
fetid matter In the intestines causes
general wearing out Of the body
Constipation forces poison into tho
blood and undermines the general
health. Many acute and dangerous
naladies are liable 10 result
Why place your life az the mercy OF
a sluggish livef2 Take a TRIET each
night for awhile. and thoroughly clean
your bowels out 20 that they will act
regularly
Laxative
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

NOTICE!


We desire 10 inform our trade that
we have completed arrangements
whereby we are Representatives of
the famous Reymann Hin Top Ger
tined MIX and Cream. A phone or
der to us win deliver this product 10
your door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

Rev Jones stated last evening that
he did not want 20 strain bis voice.
and requested the audience TO occupy
the vacant seats In the front Of the
house. so be need not speak 20 loud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05

The Forosters OF America presented
Rev. Jones with "a bunch OF carnations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-14
TINE UNIVERSAL TONGUE

pI'I lhc world ever uniangle the hngulst,, con
urrr produced IN the Biblical story OF the tower
OF Babel rcmoud the languages Of the races and
.a..e,d IN using an universal language This qucs
ton r made pcrrnen, by the recent meeting in
Cm,,eo OF the Esperanto Society OF the United
States AZ thu gathering delegates from al over
the country ,onvcrsed in ono language and cassi
,1 opera. were sung also m what was claimed 10
Do 3D. universal tongue
Imc and again phlolore,s and PLAN crank
have como forward with The proposal TO combn,
no" lpa OF different languages with the idea OF
finding one tongue upon which all nations might
agree II s probable that Esperanto has had about
a. happy an experience as any OF them None O.,
them have spread Ear beyond the boundaries of
'hrr original dc,olccs says the Kalamazoo ca
lcli,
he search for an universal language ~ really
an attempt To- anticipate human progress by many
hundreds OF year, hr tune ~ coming, Of course
when al nations will speak as one, and when. as %
matter OF course. most interests OF commercial
and coouomir nature viii be one But that day d,
a long time ~ the future
70 gel At the obstacles involved IN founding
IN universal tongue imagine for example France
and Germany adopting common language The
mind at once an inseparabe barrier OF antiihc
neal tradition aud iuhcutetl cnmty England and
Germany present the same spectacle. relatively
Every nation on the European continent Is 50 sepa-
rated by custom and tradition and creed that they
have many barriers yet to pass before the project
ol a common tongue IS feasible
On lhls side OF the water the same condition
obtains 90 kind IT not IN degree We cannot Inn
,gluc ourselves without enough IN common with
NJ, Mevrane or the South Americans to Justify
common language And as between the west
ctu 1ud The eastern hemisphere not counting the
Ear I,'l a tolerabIy blg gulf is fixed
An universal language can exist only where
then. arr universal interests This fundamental
fact r overlooked by the enthusiasts That is one
reason why they arc many years separated from
them goal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-14

lean Leon Iauros. the most power
200 .or.1l.st leader In Europe wa1
a.sa mated IN Paris on the eve Oi
the outbreak OF tho European war.
Ho Was dining 200 q ro taurani when
shot wa fired through the win
dov kiliini him instantly.
Iuares wa. 30, 'acuIsr in hD 90
reer aud impressive iH the power
that hie oioquonco with tongue and
BON gave him not only with tho
p0pnlacr and iu th" Chamber of u'.
ruto. of France bar throughout
Europe For tueut nine OF his
ufis three wear. ho wa prominently
before the public e. loEi Hidtor,
journalist. Socialist and philosopher.
lie had been fierce dcnuuc0a-
tor OF the policy of huge standing
Armies. and in 1905 hc na The eau .'
of sensation when Emperor William
fcfu ed to allow him 40 deliver q
lecture In Berlin The subject of
this lecture wa. 200 appeal 100 q.
cI1u.te the world over 90 adopt q
common programme against mill
tarism and tho capitalists and 10
work together for the cause of the
peace
ur pointed ont that ~ France,
Germany or Great Britain wont 20
var with either OF tbn other p""
cra u would be- disaster 20 the
world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-14

e European war The securities bought back by
US at low prices will be paid Tor through sales Of
our products ~ high pnces and the balance OF
trade N foreign commerce will be IN our favor
says the Spokane Spokesman Review
The financial mea'uTes Of prccauton taken by
The government and by American banks are not
owing 10 conditions m this country ~ vas the case
90 901 They are owing to European conditions
They IRE designed 10 prevent the draining away
Of American gold abroad and 10 keep our finance
ON 'he gold basis They are not initiation Of cur.
rcn,y bot pTcventives Of infption The new cur
rcn,y BE- based upon gold capital and actual assets
Ihr special shipping legislation ihat Is to be enact
ed pfomses immense expansion oi American car
rUng trade oversee. he employment Of the
Panama canal ~ an even earlier date than antci
patcd assures American business Of immediate and
great advantage All that 10 being done IN the
irda ol i,nan,e and commerce by the national
Communication and the fnanciers o. done to re-
move thc possibility Of rnschance to American
prosperity
l.s DO, hour Tor all Americans to keep cool 90
keep .u.F 20 play Their part broad minded
paJuol. aUd public spirited citizens In due sra
eaa luirpe oli ,iiord the nttcd States ,hc great
81 occasion and opportunity ever presented m his
tory 60 service 10 suffering nations and the wei
lar. of humanity Meanwhile the practica! duty b.
loo have faith M our future 10 improve the chance
Ihai fortune now alfords 10 develop our resource
ard ..pard our Industries and to prepare TO serve
hr needs oi ne world 10 the utmost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-14
AGRICULTURE AND WAR

u 0. q fact. strange as o. may seem, that an ar
uruItuti nation hla distinct advantage M ON.
time This c,onom,rii fac, was fully dcmons,rai
ed 20 our own war between the states The South
was bIockadcd II bod only dcsuIDory and uu
yet o was able to hold %, own for fou year.
against greater MILITARY larrc and greater hn,u
oal and industrial resources The reason was -,a'
'hr h'.j- 0l Ihc South continued lo produce pro
rlrnu. hr Old men, the women. tho ,hIdtcu
ID" aasef continued to cultivate thc sod and pro
duor 'hr crop. ,hI,h fed The armies IN the hcd
u was o.. agricultural position ol the South which
prolonged che wr beyond 90 expectation Don th,
North says me Manchester a. I'D Union
h v''. bc he same uov on the case of Russia
Nhrn. rn q country more advanced ~ industrial
development 70 workman is called away from Boz,
machine % a hard tr 900 hIs place and - genera.
call t1 armr causes s widespread cessation OF rr
dlstrcs Thus s exactly what must happen fu
Germany 10 Russia. however there Is % differ
rnrc Crops keep ou growing wherever NO invad
'r cuts them down and mo- ono expects lo see b.
successful invasion o' Russia Women and child
rem MANAGE somehow 10 look after the farm when
'hc head Of 'hc family B.. away But nothing of
tha' kind can happen .n q machine shop j. s the
difference between Russia and Germany One H
agricultural thc other s Industrial In tins respect
'hr advantage D. greatly ON the sidc Of Russia BE-
sides cooperation s quicker IN the case OF 70 coun
U.s. dependent mainly upon annual crops than u
ihr case ~ % highly advanced country bke Ger
many who's, complicated industries have bccnN,
ranged Germany. even Of ils armies achieve W.,
torres may had hat &c has lost heavily lhr end
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-14
TN EXCURSION

" we Jolly crowd and veil behaved
crowd The .rgrcgaiipn Of booster, started out
with m, d.,,,r..,i,,,, ,o ,,,o,,, s...,,I. l'-r.
people moro firmly ,.ib onc moth, and ,,,,,,,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-14
GALVESTON SHOWS DECREisE
II IMBfR Oi PHi ,l' laN~

GALVESTON. Aus 13-This city
is the only one Of the leading NUM-
olpal.tie- of Texas ln which the pum-
Der of physicians and surgeons has
decreased during the past decade.
This announcement BIAS just been
made by the Federal Gems b.f-
eau and Is based Ga figures rcrcni-
D. compiled There are nov . nor-
tors in this city while ten scare
ago there were 900.
ia the entire state the number
of doctor has iucrea. ed only $50
during The past ten year There
are G.as5 physicians and sur" on.
in Texas and decade ago there
81 ere $3.50 boo tHe state Ics. na.
nine praciiciug physicians and SUR
geons that are under 20 years of
age. There are 1850 in TeAa tha'
are over a. Tho number pi .nr
Ciln born doctor Boz Texas BE- go
and there are 800 BOZ The state tnat
we're born IN The United states BAT
have parents that are of foreign
birth Nor, than 90 per cent OF t.'
Texas doctors are married % per
cent are single. sIs per cent arc
widowed ~ only ono % .'0r m
every 100 Boz Texas is divorced There
40. lGs negro doctors 900 tho state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-14
WI SHOULD WORRY

walk ~, floor
That s he sum and substance al President
wilson .rvclhesdcd advice TO the American
people abou, thc wars in Europe
There BE- nothing Tor this country to wouy
about al our financial and industrial affairs ar.
IN hrst.clas. shape 10 face bad weather from the
other 1dc oi the Atlantic The money markets
are solid and sound Our huge harvos,s promise
prosperity The east with which the New Ior.
stock exchange rode the waves OF European lioui-
dsiion 81 American securities las, week suprcme'v
demonstrated the inherent soundness OF monetary
conditions the United States The properties
represented by our securities can no, be injured by