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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-11


THE SECURITY CORPORATION
The Undersigned and their associates nere-
by associate themselves together as a body
corporate under and In virtue Of the laws
Of the State Of Florida governing general cor
porations, and co adopt the following Articles
Of Incorporation:
ARTICLE I.
The name Of the corportion is the Security
Corporation. and its principal place Of bus
mess shall be In the Town Of Lakeland, Flor
ida. and 1t shall have offices in such other
places as the business Of the corporation shall
require, to be determined by act Of the Board
OF Directors and thereafter appropriately
made Of record.
ARTICLE %.
The general nature Of the business or bus
lneSses Of the corporation shall be, and II
snail have the powers following to wit:
To subscribe to, buy and in any manner
acquire TO hold and own, TO trade. transfer,
sell and in any manner dispose Of, stock In
any other corporation bonds mortgages OF
other manner OF securities and to invest OF
hold as trustee or otherwise, money.
To buy and sell or in orher proper way Sc
cure and dispose OF, and TO improve. manage
develope or otherwise Zeal with. real and
personal property. either as principal or agent
and to invest pledge, cucumber or mortgage,
real or personal property held in any man
ner.
To deal in. import. export, purchase, man.
ufacture acquire. sell, mine. quarry. con.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-11

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply to the Honorable Park NJ Tram
NELL, Governor Of the State Of Florida, on the
nineteenth day Of August A. d. 1915, for let
tiers patent Of THE Security Corporation"
j. C. WILLIAMS
l. PRESCOTT
A. X ERICKSON
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-11
TrammelI for Senator.

Governor Trammell thought when
his term as chief magistrate had ev-
pired of retiring to private life and
the practice of law; but as his friends
were urgent in their demands for him
to be their next United States Sen.
ntor, he became a candidate, though
he knew he could no make as effective
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-11
Governor Park Trammell,
A Citizen Of Lakeland

Francis McHale, Jr., In Jacksonville Metropolis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-11

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-11

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
Ransan kirIeitd
Giuaufelimmiimblat.

Marrasfinn 23-26 p1imind pan.
naan toimeen eipanfeliunriiublaf
Seriep Gitpn ia gteip &ocbellen ieit.
rafuntapiirisid.
SublapliblIina on pastori g.
Wtiettinen, Gitcbburgista. Npp6Gn
ettd iofainen miistaii nditG iubIia.
HpptGfdamme SlimalaIta ii,tnansta,
ettd aiotut iiiblat iaiiiiuat olla NELL
le ipirfistpsbetfid.
"gmme iulista itfedmnte, ipaat
me iiilistamme 2ristlista Seeiista,
ettd bGn on Sierra, miitta itieGmnte
teiodn palipeliioifienne Seeiufien
taboen. SiIlG faifti tapabtia teio6n
tdboenne, ,iotta alma eneneipGarmopbd
uieampien fautta iaifi aifaan pbd rit.
iaanlpaa fiitosta Sumalan flnniat.
II 2 &or. 4: 5, 15.
90. g(nttonen,
Seriep gitp, 81. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
Staple, @is.

&atfaien ddnettomppben, fosfa ct
n1p muut iitG tefeipGn. Wainitien ct.
I'd on iitG nGbtp Iitntafin 10 tdnG
ipfipnd, ipaan iiltifin on ntaa ollut
Min fiiiipaa, ettG plbdiiemilla pal.
foilla on ollnt aurontinen anfaran
forpaa, on Min fliiipaa.
gtiin, fitlilfaaban, t11lld tiio u1ii
iaarnaaja ianottu &atri Soiiponen
on foonnut pmpGrilleen ienmoiiia
naiiia, joille Ell muli ole felmanniit,
eiipGtfG faman &atristafaan tbfff1G,
&atri ipaan tiilee, fun ban ferran on
alfuun pGdsipt.
Mainitien ulpos etta &aniollis.
ieiirafltnnan neulomaieuran naiiet
labiotti ieurafunnalle ($10000) iata
taaIaa tpelan ntaffoa ,narten, iofa MT
on faitpunfiin faiffi mafiettu, ipaan
ei mielG olla iban ipelatta, on ipielG
pGbGn ioillenfin ieurafunnan idienil.
le. Sofu ebfd aiatelee ettG mistd tho
ipelfa on tullnt. Saalla ndet laitet.
| tim tapuli firfon eteen ia on tebtp
fipiialfa ia madfattu firffO iiiaItd
iofa alfaa olla bpip6siG fi,nnosia. I
Saan laitiua neiilontaieuran nat.
file ipodmen iulimmat fiitofiet fen.
rafrnnan ia itieni puolesta, iiitd bp.
ipastd atpusta, iota on iaatn tGnG
puonna iofa on $145.00 pbteeniG,
iosta ipielG fiitosl Sointifaa tpaan
piffu erintieliippfitstd buolimatta
fdriiiudlliippoelld, tponne on iimnaut.
len tltottaipa, rlitG tpSstentelette bert.
felliien aiian eteen. S. M.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
Sallitns "tatfii' elinfHstanmnsten
fobpanrista.

Wasbington. - @ostauflefii fiji.
ben fatferauteen iofa alfaa faiffiaIIo
pbd ieltpentntin ilmetG fem ioboosta,
ettd baIIitiifien tabolta ei nGbtdipGsti
pritetdf6Gn teboG mitGGn eIinfuston.
niisten foboatiien ioboosto, iulfaiii
gbopsmaItoin pliIafimies iunniintoi-
no ieuraatpm Iaulunnon:
"Oifeusoeportementti tiitfii npfpi.
lid epGnormaaIiiio ia epGilpttdipiG
crifoisten elintorpeioen bintoien TO.
boomisto, erifoiiesti fiipibiiIen. Nais.
ia tobonia tiioIloinen bintoien forot.
tontinen buomatoan oibeutilneen ia.
laliitosta tai miiisto Iaittomista toi.
menpiteistd tiiIee oepartementti ipaa.
timoan ippIIiiilIe lain mdGrGGmGd
onforinta ransaistusto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
SImtoitns

2ebtiiGripen Suom. @ipan. Sutb.
&aniaIlisieurafunta pitdG ipuoii.
fofoufienia tdntGn marrasfinin 10
p. flo 2 /. p. p. firfosia, iosia LII
Iiietaan fiiIiineen tpuo6en poptGfiriot,
2:ii tarfastetaan tilt, 3:fii ipaIitaan
ipirfaiIiiat poisIuopumoin tiIaIle,
4:fii fesfusteIIaon ppbdfonIitpostd,
Iopufii miiista eteen iottinpista oii.
oista, Ills iaapufaa faifin tiIaiiiiu.
teen. sliia on Serron ie fiirubtaa
meta
2ebtiidripeII6, W2inn. Morrosf.
6 b. 1915.
Seurofunnon piiolesto:
Sofris Haiunpdd, Sisbo Soari
giimies, Qiriuri,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

1855. SaabastonbO. ~ Sranf
Duper 1906 Grist SobnsSE119O ia
fanialaiiemme Oscar 3etola, iofa
pprfi tuirfaan "ilipeilla" iai S62
ddntG. 3iinnefiriqin merfitiiiGfii
sller Strom 247t ia oemofraattinen
George 9. Moamc3af 1916 GGntG.
yleiien ipptt6idn wirfaan iai 9pron
80. 8roean 1854 ia 2eipi g. Mice
t748 dantG. &aimantoien torfasta.
iafii tuIi p6diemdGn iuomalaisten
tllti Sobn Clemens 220S GdnellG.
Sanes O'8ople 1899 ia Samuel
Senfins "ilipieiIlG" ttS GGnta.
Lainlaatiiafuntaan @ogebic.alueeIta
Sisuro NeIion 1885 ia Mobert 6.
W,iillen 1889.
0osebie,fannti sfnitpille nsin 400
enemn,istSllG.
4nipausfpipmpfiesid lanfeiitpat
adnet faitntisiamme ieuraaipasti:
Sronauoo6in faupunsisia fiiitpain
enenlmisto 1856, 8afefieo toipnibipis.
ND fuipille 76 enentmisto, sSron-
moo6 toipibipisiG 1O3 enemmisto
fliitpiue, 8esiener toipibipisiG 80 ia
@rpin toipibipisia 45 GGnen enem-
nistollG fliiipille, Marenisco totpn.
ibipin tpoittiipat nlGrGt 6 GGnen
enenunistoIla ia 9esiemerin faupun-
gisia oil mGrillG niinifGGn 2 GGnen
enemmisto. 8atersmeet ia Carlton
toipnibipistG ei ipielG ole tiloflet iaa-
puneet. 8iten ianottld .eilpGt pllG-
oleipat trlofiet ole tdpiin piralliiia,
mann eitudt ne iiltifdGn t,ilue iult-
restifaan enGGn mulittitntaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
80 6nffmnMt lai,pOien tDrmdbfiesia.

2ontoo. = Obsesia anfarinlmistd
mprsfpistd mitd Srlanninmerella
tieoet1Gn olleen tormGliip1t brittilGi.
men b0prplaipa gonnermara, iolla
of lastia ia ntatfustaiia @reennores.
ia, SrIannista, Solp Seaoiin, @ale-
fin ia biililastisia oletpa boprplaipa
0fetriemer. Sorn1aps tapobtiii flo
s illaIla iliuri Garlingforoin Idbis.
tollG. Wolentntat laiipat ,ippoiitpat
beti.
81 benfiloG bi,ffui gonnemaran
n1ufana ia 8 SfetrietperiIIG, faiffiaan
80. SGbGn inennesiG on 80 ruumis.
ia Iaatu pIos. gonnemaran matfusta.
iien ioufosia ei ollnt hmerifalaiiia
enemp6G fiiin toiiellafaan laitpalla.
@6elldmainitiiista laiipasta pelastui
ainostaan pfii benfilos Waprsfp oil
Min anafara ettG pelastuipeneitG diff
ollut mab6oton lasted meiille, tpaif.
fapa aifaafin iiiben diff oIliit.
Gonnerntara of 1,106 tonnin ia
9fetrieiper GA tonnin fantoinen ia
mdlittiudt ne Iiifettd @aleiin ia ssr.
lanin tpGlillG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
Snomalaiiem tpt5n ueitpdt Neu
gurfisIa uriafampan agemtit.

SEEM Oorf. = 8iime ipiifon tits
taina ilrnottetaan Gaanp Sia mimi.
fen fuomalaiien palipiliiattaren ioit-
tiineen palfoien oriafauppiaioen To-
fin. SGn of lGbtenpt Wa6iion baa.
Iilta tiittatpania fansia paiffaania
geicbolas aipe. Sannp Sia o6otti iit-
mia 1875 faoun ia 2enor atpe. fiil-
masia, ipbon tuli fafii miestG aittol-
la ia faappaiiipat bdnen mifaania ia
ipeiipGt bGnet IGbelle 8ronrbiIlea pb.
teen pfiin1iieen taloon, iosia miebet
foettiipat ilottaa ie fpottGG bantd,
ntitta ban ei ollut iponpt eifd iaonut
ntit1Gn, Suontan ilntottaa ban belt.
tdneen beitG ipasten noamaa. 0tiebet
foettimat jrottod ia ipottdd bGntd,
ia fopttiip1t b1net tioIiin fiinni.
Eiistoino ioi ban tiloiiuuoen pubro
teIefoonisia poIiiiiaienaIle, iosto beti
ldbetettiin autolla bdntd peIasto-
moan. auultuoan .ol,ton ldbestpipdn
oloa pddii tptto iaIoa bpppddmddn
taIoo pddii tptto ioIaa bpppdamddn
Iostiiudt bdnet. Tapabtuman tpaifu.
tufiesta on Gonnp Ola ,pieId fofo.
noon berntostunut, miitta mitddn pa.
bentpoa ei ole bdnelle topobunit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09

@aiffa torstaibin puoleenpGiapGGn
r1ennesiG ei ole iaapnniit ntitddn
parntentpia tulofiia npfpiistG iuaa-
leista nif1li ainatin preiioentin ipa-
linta on fpipmpfiesia, tpoimme fiii-
tenfin olla maunoia preiioentin tua-
linnan tl1losten oletpan taiaipdfiIin.
piG mitG Obopsmalloisia on ollut
tpuoiifpntmeniin. Mifdli torstaibin
puoleenp6ip6Gn nennesiG eri ipalti-
oisia on iaatu G6nin6GriG iellpille,
on republifoanien ia oenofraattien
GGrimGGrG min taiaipGfistG, ettG
preiioentin tpalinnan tnlee lopulliies.
ii ratfaiientaan Minneiotan ia Gali-
fornin G1net, ioista flimmastafaan
paltiosta Ell ole ipielG ioapunut To-
pulliiia tiiloflia. SGbGn pGitpGdn
iaaffa iaapnneista tiilofiista pGGttG-
en- on Sugbes noin 1000 ddntG ebel.
Ia Minneiotasia, 8ilionin oIlesla
e6elIG galiforniasia noin 600 GGnel.
I'd. 8ilion toripitiee tpoitolle pGds-
tdfieen iaaoa ainoastaan toiien ebel.
I'd mainititista ipaltioista, Sugbes'in
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
SirmatbS. Glpsia, Wsinn. :,

Biime maananai.aantlina t. I.
6 b. titosIa fello A fun mrs. &uStt
Siotalo Iaittoi plosnonstlaan tpaI.
feaa fopfin iiliniin, anlpui miebenfd
&usti Siotalo tpaimoaan mafrubuo.
neesta, tpaan fiilla eli trtennpt IGpt
riillmiin, frn mrs. SiotaIo of par.
maanfin fiimarrufiisia. &uula raa.
tell pitfin ielfGG. SGn toitpottaipasti
paranee. Weiitta &nsti Siotalo amlpni
itieGdn pGGbdn ia fuoli titnnin III.
liittlia. Spptd birnutefoon Ell tieoe.
I'd. ". Saslel.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
bu9be$ vaikc Wilson?
Ruivat pdd$$eet lci$tavd$t vcitpI|e lliebi9ani$$a
dkioma ninkdn aansy pos Soatb Dakpa yandlssa
iesti iaamaan GGnioifeuoen.

iesti iaantaan dGnioiferoen.
9eebrasfan ia Wfontanan maltiois.
ia, ioisia on ollut GGnestettGipG.
nd fuipasta ia ntGrastG, toitpotaan
fitiauain padsieen poitolle, ipaiffei
flmunastafaan ipielG torstaibin men.
nesid ollut iaapnnut tparn1en1pia tie.
toia. Californian ia Wislourin ns.
fotaan idGneen eoelleen ntarifii.
@osebie.fannti 9iepnblifaaneille.
Mifali fesfitpiiffoon mennesiG iaa-
ouista epGipiralliiista tpaalitulofIista
@ogebicsfauntin pirfailiioibin nGb-
oen moi p16tellG, trliipat faiffi Me.
publifaaniien puolueen eb6offaat
poiffeufietta tpirfoibin tpalituifii. @e.
publifaaniien puolneen beriffin eff.
bofas @m. &. &eIlett iai 1884 GGn.
I'd iuastaeb6offaania Sells g. @noer.
ionin iaaoesia 994 GGntG. Berinto-
tuomarifii Curtis @ucf 25O2 GGntG,
oemofraattiien puolueen eb6ofas
Sorsten @geen 1896. &auntin fir.
iurifii Sobn 2urmore Sr. 1857 Gan.
td, oemofraattinen Senrp Carlton
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
Iaiturista ia Iabti tafaiin seattIea

iutlurlsIu III ldDll Iululln Sedlllea
fobben. ae -
gaettel0itd 5. 80. 50. IiittoIaisten
ia giperttin iuiranomoiSten pGIillG
on olIut olentasia uieita fiiufauIia,
iobtuen lafosta tdfaIdiiisid pare.
nlpllpisiG iofu aifa tofaperin. 2af-
folaisten ia poIiiiien wGIilId tapab-
tui filloin uieita pienempid fabafoi-
ia, ia iberiffi McSfoe iGriesti Iopulta
faniolaisfomitenn ia farfoitti faiffi
5. @. B. liiton idienet prittaesidan
+tunfeiltua faupunfiin, mutta iberiffi
niebineen on aina bei61t fnrfoitta-
nut. Soisia ntaanontaina tmIi 45O
liiton idientG Seattlesta erGGllG bop
rplaipalla, nutta laitilrilIa oltiin
,beitG ipastaanottamasia automobii-
leiuG, ioibin miebet lastattiin ia Iaa-
tettiin ulos faupuneista. M
Biine tpiifolla s. %. @. liiton
Gdnenfannattaia ett1 tpoldisten pa-
foIlinen forfoitaininen gmerttistG on
fostettaipa. 2ebti antoi futInn 1000
liiton i1ienelle lGbte6 @tperttiin ia
panemaan iiellG moimaan "pubumis-
mapauoen."
"Saistelu on poitettapa", lauiui
lebti "iiIlG S. 8. SO. liiton fofo tll-
leipaiilius nGillG ieuouin riipplu
tlilofiesta. S;fe taboonlme faiffien
papaaialfaisten fapinallisten f6Gn-
tandan buomionia @perettin plilita-
paratrustiin ia tiiffiliiffeiiiin. Hpb.
tpfGG tpobon ia t1ptGfdG aripostelrt;
fpfpdnne.'
&lin 8erona iaapui rantaan, of
laituri t1pnna poliiiinliebiG, ioista
toiiet oil aiestetiit ppsipill6 ia toi-
let pistooleilla. Mpos OF ioufosia
30 faniallisfaartilaista, iotfa ieiioi-
tpat riipisid pistimet oiennett,iitla
id mpot tdpnnd patrulinia.
Soprplaipon Iiufuesia Iaitlrin
piereen, buiiii poliiiifonstaapeli Bill
laro 8eronan fapteenille ettG naibin
eli iaa tulIa. llieat S. IS. IS. Iiitto-
Iaiiet alfoitpat buiitaa laiipan fai.
teitten tafaa, nliitta poliiiit maienii-
pat bei6at oiennettuilla reipolnereil-
la. gfii fGpntilanffu lasfettiin o.
las ia poliiiien martioioesia otettiin
laitpasta baaipoittuneet miebet, iot-
ia mietiin faiipungin iairaaloibin
NeliG lurmanla iaanlitta niestG pie.
tim rlliunisbuoneelle. Soittenfin s.
IS. @. littolaisten iallittiin aipustaa
9aaipoittuneita topereitaan.
Scum miebet ntarsiitettiin alas
fGpntiIanfflia, etiittiin beiltG antpu-
ma.aieita, maltta niitG eli Ioptpnpt.
l1ieita pistooleia loboettiin fiiitenfin
laiman bptistG. 4aiffi loirffaantli.
national miebet pantiin automobile
leibin ia mietiin pablpnn poliiiitpoi-
man martioinina faupungin pan-
fiIaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
aptipalmelijat mnpbpstameet nnipn

9ptipalmelijat mnubustameet nniun
Boston, Wasi. = @aluelustpt0t
oipat muo6ostaneet union, iofa on
maardnnpt alinnafii palfafii foti.
palmeliioille 81 ipiifosia ia 10 tl.n-
irin teomaarafii. ilnio iofa tunnetaon
irimelld "4ittsfielb Serpant Girls
union, prittdd padstd pbtepteen
ipaatteioen ia lattianpeiiiain fans-
ia ioioen oootetaan ntGarddiudn a.
Iimmafii palfafieen So pGi,p6ltG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-09
pitdiii padstd eoelle frnmasiafin
fpaltiosia tullatleen ipalitufii.
Wticbigan fniipafii.

&liipain ia marfain pdliiesid tais.
telusia Micbiganin ipaltiosia paGIi-
mot fuitpat ratfaiiepasti poitolle.
Wtitddn piralliiia tulofiia ei GGnes.
tDfiestd ole lnonnolliiestifaan ipielG
ebtinDt iaapiia, ipaan 2aniingisiG o.
Ieipan &uimain pdGmajm ontontain
tie6onantoien perrstalla iaamme
fllitenfin pitGd iparmana fuitpain
moittaneen ipaltiosia noin $4,000
GGnen enenrmistollG.
Suat6 9afota ia Marplanb fmiiuifIi.
gpdipiraIlisten tieoonantoien mn.
faan bptpGfipipGt fitntpifin fefG
Soutb Dafota ettG Wlarplano tiis-
taiiisia ipaaleisia fofo ipaltiota fG.
iittdtuGn fieltolain. Soutb 9afotas.
ia dGnestettGipGnG ollut naisten GGni.
oifeusfpipmps on tdb6nostisten tn.
losten ntufaan tuIlut ratfaistufii
naisten eoitfii, ioten naiiet Q. Dafo-
tasia tGst'eoes tuleipot tooennGfoi.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-03-24
1t was good to Kathlyn's ears to hear

It was good to Kathlyn's ears to hear
her father talk like this.
At a depth Of three feet the basket
was lowered. covered and the boulder
rolled into place. After that the colo
mel stopped and combed the turf where
the boulder had temporarily rested.
He showed his wonderful woodcraft
there. 1t would take keener eye than
Umballa possessed to note any disturb
ance. The safety of the treasure ulti-
mately, however, depended upon the
loyalty of the keepers under Ahmed.
They had been with the colonel for
years; yet -. The colonel shrugged.
He had to trust them; that was all
there was to the matter. Here was a
treasure that might well test the hon
esty of any man. No one could fore
tell whether the loyalty of his keep
ers would stand up against tempta-
ton such as this. But there was no
alternative, he must trust them.
A sentinel came rushing up-one of
the keepers.
"Something is stampeding the ele-
phants!" he cried.
Ahmed and the men with him rushed
of. In Ahmed's opinion. considering
what lay before them, elephants were
more important than colored stones
and yellow metal. Without the ele-
plants they would indeed find them
selves in sore straits.
Let US move away from here" ad-
vised Bruce. picking up the imple-
ments and shouldering them. He
walked several yards away. tossed
shovel and pick into the bushes. tore
at the turf and stamped on 1t. giving
it every appearance of having been dis
turbed The colonel nodded approving
ly. 1t was a good point and he had
overlooked 1t.
They returned hastily to camp.
which was about two hundred yards
beyond the boulder. Kathlyn entered
her tent to change her clothes. ragged.
soiled and burnt The odor Of wet
burnt cloth is never agreeable. And
she needed dry shoes, even II there
was but an hour or two before bed
time.
Only one elephant had succeeded In
bolting. In some manner he had
loosened his peg: but what had started
him on the run they never learned.
The other elephants were swaying un.
easily. but their pegs were deep and
their chains stout. Ahmed and the
keepers went after the truant on foot.
CTo BE CoNTINUED)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-03-24
Was Il for Hlm2

Blithers and Smithers were neigh
bors. They were friends before they
became nelghbors. The enmity start
ed by Blithers' boy pushing Smithers'
kid off high picket fence and nearly
breaking his young neck. Then
Smithers killed four of Blithers' chick
ems. After that they glared at each
other like a couple of horse thieves.
Blithers hired colored man to
NOV his lawn. 'Rastus threw the
grass over the fence into Smithers'
yard.
Hey you!" yelled Smithers. What
In thunder are you doing?'
'Rastus blinked.
"Das foh yo' mool. mister" he
smiled.
"Mule," roared Smithers. 'T ain't
got no mule!"
'Rastus stared.
"Ain'tcha?" he gasped. Then he
scratched his head. 'Das funny" he
added. DE gemman what lib here
say de grass fob de jackass mex DOH:
s. E. C. Smyth in Judge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-03-24

YES" said Bruce. "They did find
the treasure. They brought 1t here
and buried it quickly. And we believe
your little girl knows where. Question
her"
1t was not an easy matter. The child
was naturally shy. and the presence OF
all these white-skinned people struck
her usually babbling tongue with a
species of paralysis. But her father
was patient. and word by word the se-
cret was dragged out of her. She told
of the stolen bullock cart. OF the dig.
ging in the sand, of the holy one.
In some manner they must lure Um-
balla from his retreat. 1t was finally
agreed upon that they all return to the
camp and steal back at once in a
roundabout way. They would come
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sufficiently armed. Later. the chief
could pretend to be walking with his
child.
So while Umballa stole forth from
his hiding place, reasonably certain
that his enemies had gone. Umballa
arrangements with them to help him
carry away the treasure that night. the
rightful owners were directed to the
broken stick in the damp sand.
That night, when Umballa and his
men arrived. hole in the sand greet
ed them. 1t was shaped like mouth.
opened in laughter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-03-24
NOT A RACE OF APE-MEN
Abundant Proof That American Cave.
DweIIers Knew Advantages Of
Vegetable Diet.

The American cave-dwellers were
not ape-men, not even big-1awed,
low-browed meat eaters like the al
legged associates of the famous albeit
anonymous owner of the "Neander-
thai Skull" Corn and squash seeds.
three kinds of gourds, the stone met
ate and the slender bones OF birds
tell of the largely vegetable diet of
these primeval cavedwellers.
Evidences of religious worship
abound; little estufas. with places for
the sacred fire among the dwellings,
and larger ones in the open canyon.
where circles of communal huts In
closed the central floor. hardened by
the feet OF thousands of dancers.
Here, still unexplored. are hun
dreds of tiny cavern houses burrowed
in cliffs 500 and 900 feet high. col
ored in maroon, ochre. sober gray
and gypsum white-hues that In the
sunset glow in furnace-reds and royal
purple and deep lavender.
Not far away. at Casa Grande. a
race of tall men lived in larger caves.
and left their mummified dead to tell
of six-foot braves and broad-hipped
women; while at Frijoles the bodies.
swathed in woven cloths, were of me-
dium height, with here and there a
taller warrior. Reservoirs to i'm.
pound water for siege or drought:
bitches for irrigation; photographs
that are a melange of bird or reptile,
beasts and weird limitations Of the hu.
man form divine; pottery in shards
and unbroken; splintered bows and
featherless arrows: fibersoled san.
dals, and blankets thickened with rab-
bit fur are found in some OF these
ancient cavern houses. - National
Magazine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-03-24

He said that he understood the holy
ones plight: for to these yet simple
minded village folk Umballa was still
the holy one. Their religion was the
same.
Holy one," he said, I'VE can best
your enemies who follow"
How" eagerly.
"Yonder is the chiefs bullock cart.
I myself will find the bullocks."
What them"
I'VE shall be on the way south be-
fore the others land"
IAN extra handful of gold for you!
Get the oars out! Let us hurry!"
More. holy one; these men will
obey me-"
"They shall all be well paid"
Umballa had reached the point
where he could not plan without
treachery. He proposed to carry the
basket into the Jungle somewhere,
bury 1t. and make way with every man
who knew the secret; then. at the
proper time. he would return for 1t
with brave caravan, his own men or
those whose loyalty he could repur-
chase.
The landing was made. the basket
conveyed to the bullock cart, which
was emptied of its bait and leopard
trap: the bullocks were brought out
and harnessed-all this activity before
the fishing boats had covered half the
distance
Il see light" murmured Umballa.
He tried to act coolly. but when he
spoke his voice cracked and the blood
in his throat nigh suffocated him.
Sand. holy one!"
We'll. what of sand?"
You can dig and cover up things in
sand and no one can possibly tell. The
sand tells nothing"
They drove the bullocks forward
rnercilessly till they came to what Um-
balla considered suitable spot A
pit was dug. but not before Umballa
had taken from the basket enough
gold to set the men wild. They were
his. He smiled inwardly to think how
easily they could have had all of it!
They were still honest
The sand was smoothed down over
the basket. 1t would not have been
possible Tor the human eye 10 discover
the spot without perfect range. Um-
balla drove down a broken stick d.
rectly over where the basket lay. He
had beaten them: they would find
nothing, Now to rid himself of these
simple fools who trusted him.
The man who longed to become the
chiefs successor was then played upon
by Umballa; to set the two factions at
each others throat; perfect elimina-
tion. Umballa advised him to rouse
his friends, declare that the white peo-
pie had taken the gold away from the
holy man. to whom it belonged as
agent.
Thus. in this peaceful fishermen's
village began the old game of gold and
politics. for the two are inseparable.
Umballa, In hiding. watched the con.
test gleefully. He witnessed the rival