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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15
ybdySpaItaift Iaipasto III.
ZEE parannettavaksi.
eotlon fntinttm eiimiebefii memiuun-
antaIa fomiteaan ybSpsmaItain Iai.
huston marnstamiiesia.

sbontas U. goiion, gbopsnoItoi,
10 toto mailman fruIuilin fefiii6
on iaanut futiur gbopslpaItatn Ioi
pasfon ministerilta SanieliIta ri
meta elinliebefii acknowledgements fefii
Jam lobtofllntaan gbopsuaItain Ioi
mdston bDDafii. Gbiionia pppbct1dir
aflfaflaan fltuluiiona fefiiiGni ii6n
nlaaulsta pallpelustania neulponon
fa1aftd nllten lailpastonna ianbuor
faplln torfoitustania nostootpafii il
martstetufii faifilIa niiu6 fciinn6il.
Ia, 1otfa tefesuGt Iaifpastonme fnfc.
1eipafli milaiiia lpaaroia uastoar
tabania ltlfomaiIta.
aefItla Goiion on iuostunut rubeo.
moan faban nellDonailtaiofomiteoan
ia pboesid nllioen etefpdin fefiii6in
fansia tllee ban fGpttdmddn foifen
tefltntotaitonia ett6 ioaoaon g)bbps
nalfaln lailpasto narustetufIi por-
ballla DeoenalaiiiGa ia nmiQo uulillo
lpallneilla, ioita Ell tuieId m,isio
n1aisia ole faptdnnosid.
Sanld Observation-Disclosures ei
tule 1danaon nlit11n paIffoo. lpoon
baditns tulee ainoostoan fpieIem1Gn
ltlta obieita tdrfeimnlisid nleripup.
lustusta fosfepisia fpipnpfiisid.
Sofli atfa tofaperin piittooli Goi.
ion ettd ban fpfeni fesfittGm1Gn Ion-
gattonat iabfo1pirrot. Selitetd6n
etta tallainen tpoina bdquittdiIi foiffi
n1itd len tielle iattlliii. aesfitetnuG
langottomaIla iGbfopirroao noitoi-
i'm fofonainen arineiiofl1nta Iafaisto
moaban pboesId iiIn1nrdp1nfiesI6
gSoittaf1attonlat lin1oitltfiet fltfistlti=
iifpot ia oreaonougbt Iailpastot I6be.
tettalliin meren pobioan iulanneeno
metaainlobfdleenG.
SaiiDastoiibteeri 9onieIs IouIlti 6.
oilonin iuostllmufien iob6osta ettG
lutren fe liidn toir1enpioe of posto
olfitbanffeena toininnoQe, iofa tuIili
laanoan aifoon t6poeGiien noGanfit-
fsea;fisH gbSpssuoftain ntaIaiipyisia
n1itd tiilee niioen teboffoiIuuteen To-
oatfdpnnisid.
rDfe fpetoan1me 9lmerifon fefiii1-
neroibin iaabafiennfne beibGt opusto-
moan reitd nelttpoiGaan luliien Ioi-
toflien ia ulliien Observation-Disclosures
foptnntoonottamiiesia", laniui Ga-
nlels. rVte ppDoGmne beitd toini-
1llaan ainoastaan neulponontaiana,
'ia1 meilld tddqd @osbingtonisia ON
mita parbaimn1ot Iaboratoriot, ioisio
Doloaan fefliG lllllia oatteita merifo-
>a1fopntid narten. Gn ole 1pieId
oaattanpt feitd toiiia feiiioitd tuauon
tdn1n neulponantoiotoi-
nifitnnan iaienifli, mltta mania benz
llot tpalitaan ipdbitelen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15
Vii1le piikoll tapabtulnat
$otandyttdm0illd.
4uomattamampaa iupittoa ei fun.
pifaan puoli ole iaannt.

8aiffa iafiaIaiiet ia itdlpaltaIoiiei
llnloittaDat, cttei ole tapabtlinilt mi-
taan nu1utosta eteli 1lolasia, trIee
xllitenfin toiiiltd taboiIta tietoia ettG
.cendldiiet opaf cnr::s.llneet Ip0.
mdan tafaiiin iafialaiiet ia itdrpaIta-
lailet aarsnifin pobloispuoleQa ia
ipenaldiiet pDat tappeluisia @iIfca.
gin etelapllolella ottaneet iafialoiiio
ia itdpaltalaiiia pangifii $4,000
miestl. gferfit ildpttGrp6t, ettei orf.
fiberttlta Soiepb Serbinanoin armei.
ja ole lpielafadn tointunllt iiitG top.
piosta, ionfa DenaIaiiet iiGe antoinot
oooftainattomalld rintamaIiiffeel-
l1an. SeIndsti oapat itGualtaIoiiet
1aaneet lield tllntuipan tappion, tulee
tietoia, ettd be omat fiireesiG paosla.
Wtlttta mifii ei iafiaIaisten fomen-
taIa, ictanlarsfi BON Wacfenien pritG
labefrelemadn @arioDoa? oon-
toosld arrpellaan, etta ban ooottoa
an1pumamaroien iaapu.nista eli eta
on banelld iof1 iotaillcn: mieIesiG.
Irtpelaan etta iafialaiiet ooottdnot
Gr1pnmalDaroia ia enempi tpffiG moi
oafleen tebod rpnnGfon 2nbIin GbaI-
min raittatiele ia litd tietG fiertGd
@arionaan, ioten mt on itapalta-
laiiet iofiifin aiafii idtettp pfiin.
Santiield ridpttGn1oaG on olIut
tappelllita mGbemmdsiG n1GGtasio.
Moanantaina iafialoiiet olpot rom-
rnittaneet slrraiia ia tebneet lieQG
melfoistn hdtoitpstd.
Sorbanelleilla on oIlut Min tperi-
mem tappelu mime rpifoIla, ettd mic
bet, iotfa tuppelitpot SSlanoerisia, ia-
rofpot len olleen main Iosten IeiffiG
iperraten iiiben peritpobon nlit1 8aI-
Iipoiin niemelG on ollltt. Sield on
tapeltu po1a pistinti1G ia on iiinG
faatllniit paIio1 funrnallafin puoIel-
la.
9iittoltllneet opat onnisttneet biz
rittdnddn slcbi 9obin Iin1oitufien,
ior1fa ianotann oletpon lltiempia Iin-
npitltfiia maaiInosio. 2iittoituneet
prpat podsieet etenerrtddn 600 faffad |
8allipolin nierneIld ia Sorbonellein
fiiGIinnoitlifiia pontrtitetaan ialn1en
plioleltd.
SSstaIioloiiet oipat n1e,testpfiead
taistelleet SSt1tpaltou fpastan ia tpal-
Ioittoneet 6-edilpdiIen tappelun i1l-
feen Gario neltfereen ia otpot aifees-
Ia piirittGd 9lbrian meren ratnalld o.
Ieipia Stdrpallan iatania.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15
Safian impielusmafi Gtela-Yfrifasia
on antantunut.

Wllme tpiifon tarfeitd tapaufiio o,
iafialaiien iuoielusuden onto,lt,,mi
men etela afrifm unionin padaif0I
lie, fenraali Souis gotbalIe, iofa mon
to fllufontta f6ipi iotaa iafioIoiiit
Dastaan ia iai beioat tpiimein piiri
tetpfli iafiaIaiien iiirtoIan padfall
pln9lsia @inobucfisia, iosIa iafio
lalsta iloieluspGfeG artout,li 3.16t
nlesta, 2O4 upieerio, 81 fenttatpffia
ia y fonetpffia. 5amdn iafiaIoiIer
alueen ,pauoitlis on oIlut eritt1ir
Dalfea, iild eoeud poistlllpat iafie-
lallet n1prfpttilpat labteet ia iotanlies.
ten toptpi fapttdi eritpilid laiiiilmi0
tuui1taa eranlaan bieffaa ipastaur.
Snllan Dolloitufien falltta iai 6.
tela-Irifon Siittolpallat meIfuiIcn H.
lapflen, iiaa iafialainen aIue lieaG on
100000 neliomaiIia iuuri ia apariill-
tin labeistosid on ie rifas tin1anteis-
to.
Safia menetti tGsiG mitG toinorif-
faimman iiirtomam1ia. Menifo ie
ainaiiefii, ien tlllee iota Guropasia
rtdpttGmGGn.
Eioettiin jo eoeItGpGin ,parmano,
ettd fenroali 9otba tillec moitta,naon
laf'alaiiet, ioilta of fofonaan fat-
falstlt phtegs mum mailman fansia,
nlltta fllitenfin pibet11n h1nen ioo-
putustaan erinomaiiena, bGnan mot
tettuaan taistelun len festettgii milf
fltllfanttd.
Stofilltaar, ettG tGntd maa-olue,
fdiittaipd noin 100000 neIiomaiIia,
tullaar Iiittdm1dn GteIG-slrifm So
mioniin. SSsoisiofin poifoin tl1oGa o.
lueIa, erittaillfin 9ueberitsislG, ion-
ia lG6istolld on riffaita tinantti fai-
pofiia, on iongen rltniaosti I1onnon-
rtffallfiia aerraaIi gotba on 10 ol-
fanlt lGhettdd iotiloitaon fotiin ia
aiipan beti rpbbpt1dn iGripstGmGdn
iollffoia IabetettGtp6fii en1dunoan a.
Iulfii European.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15

gbopsnaltoin preiibentti iIn1oittanut
oIeiDania malntis efitt1r.td6n ebootuf.
fla Slturbritannian baaitutieIe meri.
iooanfdpnrin nuiittaniien iobbosta.
9eiiariainen 6aIIitlis tllIee alma iloGa
fdpttdntdan preiioertin tpGIitpstG ia
toilpoo ettd bdnen pritpfieri1 npfpiiis.
id aiioisia iefd mposfin pIe,pdsi6 i.
barlteesiaan merten tpapauteen fatio.
en-, tlilee iaarnaan oifGon iopintufien.
raaefirioittanut ppptdd Iobetti-
I1stG tllonlann pndoleipon Mnlerifan
ballitufien tietoon. pgon Soeou."
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15
@enGian armeiian inpiitnin mics

on ilutrirubtinos geifoIai, gsendidn
armeiian Dlipdaaiffo. Sun on tdQd
terrald enin rafastettu ia noimali-
i'm plies fofo @endjan maItafunnas-
1Iu. Se itoe, iofa bdilet iuuo pbteiien
foniln fansia, on bGnen ipnd usfon-
nolltillttenia. Sdnen p61tebtdp6nid
on pltdd iariestpfien fenraoIien fes-
flt1oesia. SiId anforltuoeQo, ioQa
ban fobtelee forfeita ltpieeria, iotfa
eirpot ole tebneet te5tGtpidriG, tefepat
bdnen Min iullresti IiloiitufIi iota-
miesten ioufosia. Siad ipen6lainen
iotamies iaa tltntea rafosta routa-
fonraa pdallifoiltGnid ia on iIoinen
fun upleerit mpos iaalpat trntea ia
mallaista llliaa idriestpstd.
NoneQaiiia ferton1uflia on ilturi-
rnbtinaan menettelptalpoista. Gnfin
iooan alusia Bdn fieIii fpoofan nrppn-
min ia on oaut erittGin onfora Mile
upieereile, iotfa oipot riffoneet i61n.
not ia pitdneet iltopottelua 6ausfenl-
pana fltin rasfaitten tpelDoQiiuuf-
lien tGpttamisti iotarintamasia.
Suurirubtinas geifoIai uiein tefee
obottanlattontia ipieraiIuita GuoIan
faupungeisia, IGbead ri1tanaa. g.
rGaad tduaiieIa motfauonia han me-
nj eraGieen rapirtolaan @arioposia. |
saalld bun lopit eritpiiesiG buoneesia |
ioitafin lpieeria pitGnlGsiG bplpGG ai-
faa, ipoiffa beib6n oliii pit6npt OLE
maan rintamasia. SGn mGGrGii BET +
odt Dangittapafli ia ianana iItana
ban oil pubeeniobtaiana iotooifellbes.
ia, iofa tltonlitii n1rnGt upieerit fuo-
Iemuan buomisaannina. Sntin f1iin
ban repi arlponerfit beibdn oIfapdil-
tonId pois, ianoen:
Re oIette bGfpGisieet teiban uni
pormllnne, palnistllfaa fuole-
Seurautpona aan1ltna ban tuotti
1eio1t lllofienia ia lalilti:
rSlen poistanltt teiodn tlionlion-
te. Wtenfdd aienliaenne, io5ia olette
,leet ia fi1fin teist1 tl1Ifoon tafaiiin
parustettltna Orion ristia6 tobi iit1
Imam ei enii.lfadil.
&un &pntmenes ornteiio 8ro6notp
-irltamasia Sta Ereusiisia tuli fat-
'aistlifii, flttiutti 1ll1riruhtinas iitd I
'omertaipan fenroalin eteenid, arltoi
fortpopuustin ia repi fen.
:aalilta pois fltnniamerfit.
Slurirubtinas gtifoIai ioBtaa
npos fotoreuipotteluia ia niisi6 bGn
m iapffd ia iuoraianainen. S6n Ell
uoii boipieldm6d, poan pfiinfertoi.
itlitta foifisio elGmGn tatpoisia.
&un iafiaIaiiet ia it1tpoItaIoiiet ,
niinldiien ferran poistiiiipot BuoIas-
a, ebootti Safia, ett6 Safian ia @e-
,didn DdIiIlG tebtaifi raiiba. Sinoin
liurirubtinas RifoIai otis notfusti
eietoriin ia merti tioorin lllo, ionfo !
ansia bdnelld of pitf1 fesfustelu. ,
EodnG bGn iprf6sti Iauilii feiioriae,
ttd jog feiiari iuostuu pffitpiieen
arbantefoon, Min bdn iotaioufon
onsio marsiii iuorosfoan Gietoriin
a tpaIIoittoa fen. 4eiiori ei itsfalta-
mt biisfuafaon ra1basta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15
3baw mabbplliiesti pGGiee ipapan.
teen.

2diitafiinta Sarrp &. 9boipin int.
finnosia iosfo bdn tuield on mieIipl,o.
Ii, ontoi pddtofienid ellen ettd ban on
f1piiidrfinen. 9iionari Senbricf
pGdtt1d onto bdnet Idbetettdapd tafoi.
fin Notteamonin bu0uien buoneeieen
eli onto bdnet podstcttdDd mapau
teen.
Sos tuomari iuIistaa Sbapin ton.
fiidrfiiefii, aifoo geem gorfin ipaltio
tnoota otis forfean,paan oifel,teen,
r1nttta iomalIa teboddn apaatirrus ettd
9bnp pddiee tafaufiella irti.
9,lomarista riipplut po1ieefo
9bop mt uiirneinfin irti.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15
Ransfasta tnlee ipnptia g6ogswal.
tpifin.

93ansfa on iuostltritt pdGstdnl1Gn
raofoio elGirlten puotin gbopspal-
toibin iiQ1 eboona ettd tliooaan iinne
parfittilia nahfoia tafaiiin. Har1s.
fasto tnfee gbbpsnaltoibin NIT dare
ton mdGr6 tpiotio, ioista gnterifosin
on puute, iiQd ioban aifona on
Ransfasid teurastettu palion fariaa
ratpinnofii. Ronsfa 10 oifanonn ii.
loo amerifdn jailboia ilutret ntddrdt,
iiQd oman moan tpuoiituIo ei I1bes-
fd6n riit6 orlifii tarpeiffi. Siel1 on
balitufien baausia fnifti piIia nritd
on peQoiaafin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15
5nrfin inlttanni fnollnf.

Sofiostd ilnloitetaan ettG Curtin
iulttaani on o[ut 10 ntirtarnia p1i-
mia fioqena. gfuorturffilaiiet pitd.
nGt ililttaonin fuoIernoo iaIasia, be.
IGten iiitd tiiIepan iiiaiiia raubatto-
muliffia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15

- SeIefooniliniaan, iofo on te6tr
gtlannin merestd Sppneeieen mereen
on fiintcttp fuporia $3.50 tonria.
= glandrttarpeet gbbpslrauoisio
oDat mt falliimmat filin nilIoinfaan
|enrer.
= StaIiasia on II 900 noista po.
liiieinn.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15
eStalialaiiet fuuitplliiina.

Stalialoiiet otpat tponoittoneet 2
MALTA pitfdltd it1tpaItaIaisten tpo-
rlstltfiia GarnieaoIpeilla. @uori-
Daesto on fisfonllt iiluria tpffid gfos-
foelin fl1ffuloille, iofa on $500 ioI-
faa forfea. Wpos oipat itaIiaIoiiet
ipalloittaneet fafii tGrfeGtG ssstGrpol-
Ian iatamaa eteIGdn 8oriaiasta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15

Sofainen Is to nninen ybbps.
iolIoisia on iosiatin Iiiffeesfa tposid.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15

= 2ontoosio on 100000 ibnistd,
iotfa eI6G pfiist1dn rifofiista.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15

- Sartpitaan 10000 apuIaista
panemaan toimeen nder1lasfun gb-
bps1paloisia.
= Waailman parasta fi1pibiiItd
on mt Iopbettp genesueIasid.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1915-07-15
Senraa efimerHG.

rSos fiiitenfin Mmerifnn hallititf-
len ei onnistiliii iaooa riittdndd ntdd'
rad puoIueetton1ien maiden laIrpola
Observation-Disclosures tparten, ei fet-
iorilIinen baIIitlls tiiIe aiettamadn
n1itddn esteit6, tpoiffa gmerifan bal.
Iitits oiettoiii Iippuuia iitoieIufien a.
laiiifii neIi1 tpiboI1iien matfustaialai-
nan Observation-Disclosures iDorten
Rohiois- -amerifnn ia gnglannin mo-
IiIIG.
r8iitosta onioifiemano tafuolld on
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26

The Tarpon Springs Leader has
assumed the task of correcting the
grammar of it's contemporaries. 1t
is a worthy but thankless undertake
ing. You may criticize a man for
error in his thinking and he will
take it kindly, and you may even
question his religion. his politics
and his morals and he will argue
the case with you in a more or less
tolerant and amiable spirit; but
when you essay to correct the gram
mar of writer-or a person who
writes-you assail the most sensi-
tive section in the armor of his con.
ceit, and his brotherly love and es.
TEEN for you Immediately drops tt
the vanishing point. Our advice II
to let these little grammatical slips
slide by without focusing upon then
the editorial searchlight, and thu,
preserve the amenities even at tn,
sacrifice of linguistic perfection.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26
RICHMOND PREPARING
TO MEET WEARERS
Of THE GRAY
Continued from Page 81

New York, three of the oldest and
most famous military organizations
of the North.
BY virtue of his position, Major
General ]. Thompson Brown, COM
mander of the Virginia division. U.
c. ", will be chief marshal of the
big parade of the old guard in gray.
Because of the advanced age of a
great majority of the marchers the
route will be short and along Monu-
ment avenue. the principal thor
oughfare of the city. This avenue
will be lavishly decorated for the
occasion and at night will be ablaze
with myriads OF electric lights rep
resenting the flags of the Union and
the Confederacy.
From present indications, the So
cial side of the reunion, will be set
a record for brilliancy. If this is
the last reunion it will be said that
none compared with it in it's social
features, and none surpassed it in its
complications of the devotion of
the South to the lost cause" de-
votion which is shared by the United
Daughters the Confederacy, and
the United Sons of Confederate Vet
Grams. Leading in the many social
functions which will be included In
the program will be the fair maids
and matrons of the whole Southland.
many of whom have been appointed
as sponsors or maids of hnr for the
various departments and divisions.
But among the old soldiers them
selves the reunion spirit is para
mount at such gatherings and nc
social pleasure the committee can
provide will exceed the enjoyment
the veterans will get from meeting
again over campfire reveries. Op.
portunities for the veterans to min
gle with each other will be afforded
at the headquarters of the various
departments.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that tho
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in bankruptc.
ofthe estate Of C. r. o'Doniel. doing
business as the sangully Mercantile
Company. will offer for sale to the
highest and hest bidder for cash the
stock of merchandise, fixtures and
accounts receivable at the place o.
business of the sansully Mercantile
Company, at Sangully. Florida, on
the. 2sth day of April, 1915, at 9
o'clock a. m.
Inventory of stock, $1.66a.00: in
ventory of fixtures, $4,000, and in
ventory of accounts receivable,
$161.00.
Dated at Tampa, Florida, this
2Srd day of April, 1915.
S. II. ROGERS, JR.,
Trustee in Bankruptcy of the Estate
of c. F. O'Doniel. 1921
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26

Our stock is small, but very
select. Come in and lot ne =
show you some of the good
things embodied in our line
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26

The damage suit industry, now
one of the most thriving and profit
able in the contry, was almost I'M
known in ante-bellum days. 1t
might be called a discovery or in
yention, although its epidemic quail
ity might more properly classify 1t
as a disease. Almost any man Of
average intelligence who sets his
wits to work can think up over
night some damage he has sustained
in the numerous relations Of life
that might Justify lawsuit and
enable him with the aid of sharp
lawyer to pick up snug little sum
of money on the side to help out his
regular income. Nor is this an un-
mixed evil, for in this day of cor
porations and trusts, with their ov-
er-riding propensities, but for the
restraining fear Of the ready dam
age suit the private individual or
firm would be the victim Of many
abuses and tyrannies, large and
small, and big capital would go
roughshod over the world doing
pretty much as it pleased and in the
absence of competition having small
regard for anybody's rights. But
like most good things, the damage
suit industry is subject to abuse and
some of the innumerable suits
brought seem freakish If not worse
and more like attempts at holdups
than efforts to recover damages &C.
tually sustained. II juries were
less fallible and could be relied on
as efficient machines to do their
work right overworking the damage
suit industry would be evil prompt
ly remedied by just verdicts and
having to pay the costs in the case,
but as it is, right and wrong yet
fearfully mixed in the results in
many instances and it is more Jug
Cling than Justice.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26

Lakeland, through her CONNER
cial organization, is taking steps to
fortify herself against any POSSIBLE
ity of dullness during the summer.
The spirit that does things is
strongly evident among her business
men, and will be reflected in greatly
augmented industrial and CONNER
cial activity during the next few
months.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26

thus far blurred the FURNISHED mir
ror of its cleanliness.
Right now, there are three hun
dred and fifty girls in that college.
Several of them still call us "Lovey,
but they are made of the materia
that any good man or woman might
be proud to call his daughter or his
sister. If we were only able, VIZ
would like to adopt the last one o.
them.
We are reminded of that now pop
ular ballad: when grown-up ladies
act like babies, got to love 'em
that's ALL"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26

The Telegram has been doubtful
that the State of Florida is yet ripe
for the woman's suffrage PROPOSE
ton. and it is evident from the ac-
tion of the House of Representa-
tives today, that the members Of
that body entertained similar
doubt. At any rate, the movement
is halted for two years at least, dur
ing which we can all give the ques-
tion the calm and judicial study its
importance merits, and be In better
position to arrive at intelligent and
correct solution. The Telegram be-
lieves in giving the ladies anything
they want and just as soon as they
want the ballot earnestly enough
II they ever do-they will get It,.
Up to this time there has been nc
marked upheaval to indicate that as
yet there. is any very urgent or gen
eral desire on the part of the women
of Florida TO throw their bonnets in
the political ring. A few earnest
and splendid women are leading the
movement in this State. and the
mere men, one Of whom the Tele.
gram is which, view their efforts
with profound respect; but as vel
the rank and file Of the feminine
forces do not seem to be imbued
with the effervescent enthusiasm
which would make them irresistible
Matters standing thus, delay Of a
couple of years In presenting the is.
sue is. perhaps, not particularly to
be regretted.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26

Scientists have come to the con-
clusion, and have proved to their
satisfaction, that the world is never
coming to an end. Now We can get
down to business, with one thing
less to worry about.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26
FLORIDA WELL REPRE-
SENTED AT D. A. r. MEETlNo

Washington, April 26.-Fior ru'
had one Of the most influential D. A.
r. delegations at the congress
included Mrs. NJ. W. Corinth' Oh
TAMPA. first vice regent OF the s'a.e
and member of the House coihh'i'
tee She was also acting as regent
of DeSoto Chapter Others here were
Mrs. Carl I. Hill, delegate' Mis'
Bernice Lyle, of Barlow, an after.
nate: Miss Mary MacFarlane' Vi
Tamna a specially appointed page
and Mrs. NJ. W. Carruth, OF lam
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-26
SUPT. JONES MAKES
REPORT ON DISBURSE-
MENTS INCIDENTAL FEES

Lakeland, Fla, April "a, 1915.
l hereby certify that the follow
ing is a correct report of disburse-
ment and receipts Funds paid by
pupils-25 cents each):
DISBURSEMENTS
w. B. Houdeshell for fixing
DencneS 80 .'. - o.0V
]. B. Odom, fixing windows 1.6O
Karl Kern for stamps for re-
port cards ;. -. -. 100
Printing Of Current Event
questions -. - ..... LEO
Two trees on school ground
cut into wood by negroes 1.25
Report cards, entrance
blanks, Evening Telegram 31.bO
Stamped envelopes purchased
at postofiice for CORE
spondence for the school. 1862
Lakeland Hardware and
Plumbing Co. for screws
| and nails - 49,. LOU
kilograms, telephoning, ink,
ledger, express on erasers
for last year, pen points,
rubbers. etc. ~ -. :! 7.79
wv. R. Smith for fixing pi-
I ano (9-25-1914. ..... $500
ID. b. Dickson for brooms,
i oil, ETC., for 1924 -. =. 1880
G. B. Murrell for brooms,
oil, etc. for 1914-15 80. 3475
j. B. Odom for fixing win
dows (9-23-1914) :. .... 4.4O
iOil (11-2O-1914) :. -. -. go
Karl Kern for paper
(11-11-1914 :. -. - 100
d. M. Potter for lumber for
tables (9-11-191D :. 1.S5
Milton and Bradley for chalk
freight on same) II .... 9.S6
E. w. A. Rowles plus the
freight (for chalkO -. :. 26.16
Model Hardware Co. for two
dozen bolts (9-20-191D.. .65
Work for school year Of
| 1914-15 y 80. lzS.UO
Peninsular Telephone Co.
(10-1-1914 -. =. :. - go
T. l.. Cardwell for fixing Of
roof (4-3O-1914l >. ;. -. 100
Lakeland HardwareS& Furni
ture Co. (1O-5st914) -, rs
Bell cord from Wilson Hdw.
Co. (1-12-1915) - 49,. rs
4 Mr.. Amidon for hauling pi-
ano (Jan. 1879 :. :. =. so
Milton and Bradley Co. for
Primary supplies for first
three grades :. ;. ;. :. 44.75
| Total :. - -. :. .$S7O.6a
Total number pupils enrolled 1,2Ss
Total number have not paid. I'll
Total LUZ
Total collection (25 cents
each) - :, .$z6S.ht
Amount needed to pay all
debts :. :. :. -. -. .S1OO.Os
CHAS. NJ. JONES.