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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-26
A MOTHERS MEETING

They all sat round in friendly chat
Discussing mostly this and that,
And a hat.
Until a neighbours hayward lad
Was seen to act in ways quite bad:
Oh, twas sad!
,'sis.s:iassfttss s sSess
One thought she knew what must be
done
With every child beneath the sun
She had none.
And ere her yarn had been quite spun
Another's theories were begun
She had one.
The third was not so sure she knew,
But thus and so she thought she'd do
She had two.
The next one added: "Let me see;
These things work out so differ
entity
She had three.
The fifth drew on her wisdom store
And said, "I'd have to think IL
DER
She had four
And then one sighed, 81 don't contrive
Fixed rules for boys, they're toc
alive
She had five.
81 know II leaves one in a fix,
This Strengthening Of crooked
sticks"-
She had six.
And one declared, There's no ruiz
giv'h
But do your. best and trust tt
heav'n"-
She had seven.
Alice Crowell Hoffman.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-26
Synopsis of Game Law

l. The title to all wild birds and game is vested in
the various counties of the State.
g. The following only game birds. Swan. geese,
brant duck rail- coos mud hens Galinulas shore BIRDS
powers surf BIRDS snipe woodcocks sand ppers tatters
curews turkeys grouse pheasans quail and turtle dove
g. 1t is $500 fine to catch, kill, ship have In
possession any bird pumage skin, eggs or nests
thereof except provided by law
A. Open season November Goth to March LIST follow
ing deer wild turkey quail doves, geese, brant
rails coos sand ppers curlews snpe ducks pove and
squirrels November Goth December goth following for
pheasant Unlawful kill squirrels in any public pri
vate park at any time.
5. It is a $4,000 fine to capture, kill njure any
game bird animal by pitfall deadfal scafold cage
snare net salt-ck blind PEN baited boot baited field
drugs poison chemicals, explosives similar device.
g. 1t is a $500 fine to catch hunt kill any game
bird or snimal between dark and daylight the following
day.
T. 1t is $500 fine to kill more than one deer, two
turkeys twenty quail or twenty-five birds of any other
species any day. 1t is $4,000 fine to kill more
than hre deer ten turkeys three hundred OF any other
game bird species r open season.
8: 1t is $500 fine to barter sell or offer for sale
any game bird or enmal
g. It Is 10000 fine to hunt outside of your voting
precinct without license $500 fine to change alter
license.
TO- 1t is $25 90 fine to transport within or without
this State any game without proper license. 1t is
$4,000 fine for any carrier receive such
for transportation
H. The witnesses furnishing evidence to convict for
any violation of the game laws shall have half Of the fine
imposed.
H. Persons residing in the State twelve months may
payment Of $1OO to the County Judge receive RES
ident County License" Nonresident County License
for and Nonresident Hunters License for $500
No license good except in county issued No license re-
quired Of resident Confederate Veterans.
49, County Judge to have 25c, soc and $100, respec
lively each license issued County Game Warden to
have Csc SOC $780, respectively for each license bal
ance goes to county school fund.
IA. County Game Wardens appointed by the Gov
upon recommendation of the Board of County Com
mssioners
Is. County Game Wardens may appoint deputies in
each election precinct.
16 All grades Of licenses shall be of different color
synopsis of the game law printed the back
and shall be good only for the open season or fraction
thereof Immediately following their ISSUE
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-26

L. NJ. Rhodes, commissioner of the
State Marketing Bureau, came home
yesterday from trip to the central
part of the state and to the gulf
coast. He spoke at Sanford and
Bradentown to large audiences OF
farmers, and says the agricultural
outlook is good despite the lack OF
labor, the scarcity being made up
part by the men working overtime,
and by the use of machinery, besides
the women and children too are help
ing in the stress.
The citrus crop is most promising,
with prospects Of higher prices than
for along time More cotton was
planted in the central part of the
state than for more than genera
ton, that industry having been aban'
doned for that of fruit and truck, but
cotton has again come to the front
as often a bale of 1t is used to form
the charge of big gun, and a ma
chine gun will shoot away bale Of
| 1t in a couple Of minutes.
The time was not long ago that
the fibre alone was used, the seed
being thrown away. Now the seet
is made into oil, feed and fertilizer
bringing millions of dollars in tht
South. and the fibre instead of beinf
used solely for clothing material ii
turned by the magic of chemistry in
/ to powerful explosives and put Il
MANY uses int he arts and manufac
lures. The boil weevil has not We
invaded this new Southern territory
Corn and Irish potatoes are beini
grown as never before in the centra
and south parts Of the state, in re
Spouse to the call to make Florid
and the South selfsupporting in food
stuffs. Never was this more impol
tant to relieve the burden Of railroa
transportation, for the reason tina
the surplus everywhere must be tai
en- TO tie sch. 'rG for shipment :
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-26

our armies and allies abroad.
The sweet potato crop from all that
can be learned is not as large as it
was last year, the shortage Of the
Southern states being estimated OF
about 100000 bushels, the govern
ment estimate placing Florida's share
at half million bushels. The ut
most care should be taken In con-
serving this valuable food crop,
which is possible by extra effort and
precaution in shortage.
There is a good deal of talk every
where over the sugar situation and
the possibilities of Florida engaging
in the growing Of cane for making
sugar. There is no doubt about
growing the cane, it's only matter
Of capital to build the mills.
The Sanford and Bradentown
neighborhoods have embarked In CO.
operative enterprises in cultivating,
harvesting and marketing, the people
there having fully realized that that
, is the only way to success. When
the people of every locality get to-
gether in cooperative movements the
state will prosper as it cannot un-
der present conditions.
Mr.. Rhodes left last night for
Gainesville, where he is on the pro-
gram of the Florida seminar for an
address today and one tomorrow be-
fore the cattle men. On Saturday
he is to speak at Madison jackson
vile Times-U Union.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-26
German Soldiers
Great ON Can1Ouflage

With the American Forces in
France, Sept-"Deceive the enemy
by false tracks ending in woods"
This sentence is from the latest
German document on camouflage to
reach American intelligence officers,
having been found on a captured
lieutenant. More than a thousand
words are devoted to the science Of
camoufage, the article being dated
at army headquarters and signed by
Lieutenant Colonel Faupel, "by order
OF the general commanding the
army"
Every form of camoufage has
been worked out in minute detail,
by the Germans, one part Of the ar.
ticle saying: do not make q heap
of earth removed at any time but
scatter 1t Immediately There must
be no fresh cuts visible, as marked
contrasts result from it between the
light and dark surfaces, the latter ap.
pearing as deep shadows on the
ground. Do not change natural
shapes. Positions in fills and en-
bankments must not change the form
of fill or embankment. Use the
roads, fills, embankments. slopes,
sunken roads, edges of woods, 70
greater extent
Regarding resting columns Of
troops, location and nature Of hating
places for troops on march the doc
ument sets forth:
ut is best to distribute the columns
irregularly under trees. In villages
keep close to the houses, walls, en-.
closures Of gardens and hedges, but
If possible, with irregular distribu'
ton. The best side is always the
north side of houses and walls on
account Of the shadows. In small
courtyards, the wagons are lined ur
one beside the other and tarpaulins
joined In order to make a roof. This
appears as smooth and very natur
al surface on the photograph, which
does not attract the enemys atten
ton.
I'm broken country seek the pro
lection Of the ground; the north side
Of entertainments, hollow roads, he'd
ges, etc. When there is no cover
Irregular distribution is required.
Even at night make more use o
, tracks which are generally dark; thu
columns can then with difficulty b.
observed by airplanes. On the othe
hand columns on roads which appeal
light can be seen even at night. In
, fantry columns will be divided int
} small groups distributed in depth ant
advance along the shady side
roads. When airplanes use light pro
jectors at night, keep in the shade Q
trees or buildings"
The article ends with this genera
rule: when surprised by airplane
either by day or by night use al
natural shade provided by trees, en-
bankments in houses ETC., and RI
main motionless.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-26
IN BAD SHAPE

Ethel, can you tell US the shape
Of the world?" asked the teacher
dear encouraging1y.
"Yessum; it's in a pretty bad shape
just now" replied the precocious
child who had heard her daddy say a
few things at home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-26
AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK
is GOOD DESPITE THE
LACK OF LABOR

State Market Commissioner Says
Citrus Fruit Outlook Is Promising
With Prospects Of High Prices
Cotton Has come Into Prom
inence-Slight Shortage
In Sweet Potatoes
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09
Nova Anglia przygotoWuje ii
do Rampant majowel.

Re wszystkich zakatk6w Sta
now Zjednoczonych gdzie tylko
{ osady Polskie i mieszkaja Pc
lacy, przychodza wiadomosci re
kampania majowa wydac Wilma
obfity plon. Praca wre wszedzie
goraczkowa okolo przygotowan
lido kompanii, kt6re zgromadzic
ma fundusz milionowy ma potrze-
by naszej Armii Polskiej GRAZ ma
cele- narodowe.
Ostatnio z wielu osad- polskich
W Novel Anglii otrzymalo biuro
lKomitetu Wykonawczego wiado--
mosci o piracy przygotowawczej
ma rzecz Rampant Wychodztwo
(Ojczyznie.
! Jedne Y pierwszych osad, kt6-
re stane}y do piracy W Novel, An
gill = to Lowell, Mass i Holyoke,
Mass. w Lowell Komitet Obywa-
telski Z preZesem swoim OBJ. Vie
chem uchwalif natychmiast rozpo
czac przygotowania do dnia Pol
'skiego i do wielkiej piracy W mic
scie. Pierwszy dar na sprawe Ar
mil Polskiej ia .rzecz Rampant
majowej zlozy} patryota niestru-
dzony pracownik Ia niwie naro--
dowej = wielebny ksiadz Alex
sanderOgonowski, proboszcz miej
scowego koscio}a sw. Trolley.
!! Zacny ten kaplan ofiarowa} ST.,
900 tysiac dolar6w ia fumdusz
milionowy polski. Bodajby PREY
k]ad ten wskazaf droge innym,
bodajby zacny proboszcz z Lowell
znalazf nasladowc6w kt6rzy w tax
waznej chwili M sprawe polska
grosza sWegO ME pOskapla.
A. Holyoke energicznie zajal sic
przygotowaniami do majowej ka
mpanii Komitet z DR.. Lextonem
ma czelc. I tam uchwalono odbyc
dzicn Po]ski (Tak Day. i uzyska-
no juz ia takowy pozwolenie
wladz micjscowych.
lime osady polskie powinny isc
w slad wyzej wymienionych kolo-
Nil polskich, a jesli potrzebuja ia
kich wyjasnien hub wskaz6wek,
niechaj pisza IA adres: Komitet
Wykonawczy Wychodztwo Ojczy
z11ie. - II West 81 utica, New
York, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

Wiazana ia Wieczne easy, lecz
dis jest ola znowu otwarta. Po-
mysl stworzenia niemicckiej Eu-
|rop,y Srodkowej jest wygodna for
ma rozwiazania tel sprawy, ale to
rozwiazanie jest ola Polski bar
dzo niebezpieezne. Pomyslowi ME
mieckiej f~eudalnej, reakeyjnej
srodkowej Europy nalezy przeciw
stawic wznios}a dzicjowa misye
narod6w, ktore mieszkaja miedzy
Ba1tykiem a Adryatykiem. Maja
one rozwiazac wielkie zadanie Tor
gailizoWania w1elkego zwiazku
nezawistych panstw pomagania IL
ciemiezonym narodom i laczenia
ich rozkawalkowanych obszar6w.
DO tego potrzcba jednakze WA
:jcmnego zaufania tych narod6w.
Niestety dotychczasowe systemy
rzadowe przyczynily sic do znisz-
czenia tego zanfania i tel idei. W
tyln wzgledzie byfo tez zadaniem
rzadu przywiazac ludnosc Galicyi
do pailstwa. Ale Cd czasu J6Zefin-
skich Galicya sluzy IA teren eks-
peryrnentalny 0 lie. chodzi O to,
ably cierpliwosci ludnosci uzywac
do przeroznych ccl6w pahstwo-
wych, finansowych i gospodar-
czych.
Polska dowiodla, re jest dojr
la do samodzielnego zycia. Teraz--
niejszc tax czesto ubolewania go
dine stosunki do narod6w bratnich
So niczem innem, jak nastepst-
wen systemu rzadowego "divide
ct impera.' Ale W dniu Imartwy
chwstania Polskiego wstapimy w
|szereg panstw curopejskich, W.
brojeni w dawna zasade toleran
cyl i W najszerszej pojnowana "a
SADIE prawa samostanowicnla o So
bic narod6w, wierni haslu: ia
nasza i wasza Wolnosc."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09
WYRAzNA VIOLA NAR0DU.
ZJEDNocZoNA, .N1EP0DLEG-
GA POLSKA DOSTE
Penn DO MORZA.

"Tygodnik Polski' z Londynu
podaje:
Me moze bye juz dis zadnych
watpliwosci co do tego, jaki jest
program olbrzymiej wiekszosci ma
rodu polskiego.
Wiekszosc stronnictw polskich
>. wypowiedzia}a sic, re Polska da-
zy do niepodleg}osci, zjednocze-
MIA i dostepu do NORA. Mniej--
szosc godzi sic la podzia} i pro-
gram p%olaczenia Kr6lestwa z Ga
]icya, pod berlem Habsburg6w.
Rezolucya Daszynskego
Pose} Daszynski postawil try
rezolucye w wiedenskim "Kole--
Polskiem''. .
Ami akt z 5 listopada 1916 TO
ku, ami akt z II wrzesnia 1917 TO
ku ME stanowia podwalin niepod
leglego Pahstwa polskiego. Pro.
klamowana W tych aktach samo,
dzielnosc PahstWa polskiego ME
otrzyma}a ami ustalenia, ami "a.
"bezpicczenia granic nave dotych-
czasowego Kr6lestwa Polskiego.
ami tel ME posiada zadnych misty
tucyj panstwowych, niezaleznych
cd obecnych okupacyj. Ami regen
ci mianowani, ami Rad utworzo--
ny "a pozwoleniem i wedle po--
trzeby mocarstw Centralnych, ami
wreszcie projektowana Rada Sta
nu ME wyrazaja wolf narodu pol
skiego. Projekty aktualnc stwo-.
rzenia armii polskiej, bez formal
nego pozwolenia narodu polskie.
go, So, dalszym ciagiem tel obcej
decvzyi O Polakach bez Polak6w
Niedopuszczenie przedstawicie-
Ii polskich do rokowa1, pokojo-
wych W Brzesciu Litcwskim, jake
pefnouprawnionych czynnik6w
tych rokowan, przejmuje ca1y IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

|r6d polski uczuciem obawy, re ci,
kt6rzy sila miecza zajeli Polske,
odwaza sic przemaWiac W jej j.
MENU, ME. uznajac wcale prawa
Polski do stanowienia 0 jej losie.
w niemieckiej zas czesci oku--
pacyi odbywa sic r6wnoczesnie
srogie glodzenie j niszczenie kra-
ju ma korzysc panstwa niemiec-
kiego, masowe w~iezienie mlodzie
zy, pogromy policyjne i trzyma-
ME pol miliona polskich robotni-
k6w W Niemczech, jake nowoczes
nych niewolnik6w. Wodza wojska
polskiego, brygadyera Pi}sudzkie
60, bez sadu wywieziono do ME
wolf niemieckiej.
Wobec tych fakt6w, stwierdza
Ko1o Polskie, re calemu narodo--
wi polskiemu ma r6wni z innymi
narodami cywilizowanymi przy--
s1uguje pe}ne prawo decydowania
o swym losie i bycie panstwowym
Ko1o polskie stwierdza, re re-
.prezentowac Kr6lestwo Polskie
moze tylko Sejm konstytucyjny
polski, wybrany z. terytoryum ca
lego Krolestwa Polskiego,> Ia pod
stawie powszechnego, r6wnego
tajnego, bezposrcdniego i proper
cyonalnego prawa g}osowania i re
tylko Sejm polski ma prawo de-
cydowania o armii polskiej, tu--
dziez o for1nie rzadu.
Ko1o Polskie zada bezzw}ocznc-
go dopuszczenia pelnomocnikow.
wszystkich trzech dzielnic pols--
kich do rokowan pokojowyeh W
Brzesciu Litewskim, jake pe}nou-
prawnionych czlonkow konferen-
cyl.
Kolo Polskie zada cd rzadu au-
stro : wegierskicgo, ably wraz re
swym experimentation, r6wno-
leg}e z demobilizacya rosyjska, u
sunaf wojska okupacyjnc Z Kr6le
silva Polskiego; ably ME stawia}
zadnych przeszk6d W wybore
Sejmu polskiego i ably wypuszczo'
no Polak6w, wywiezionych W
glab Niemiec, a W pierwszym re
die bohatcra polskiego Pifsudz--
kiego.
Kofo Po]skie Wzywa RAD wspol
ny, ably zawar1 7 Rosya pok6j, O.
party ma dcmokratycznej podsta-
vie prawa narod6w stanowienia
o wlasnym losie, bez aneksyi i cd
szkodowah, bez dzielenia naro--
dow n~aczesci, pozostajace pod r6z
nymi obcymi radiant: a. W szcze-
g6lnoSci zada wsp6ldzialania rza--
du W utworzeniu wolnego zjedno-
czonego nicpodleglego Panstwa
polskiego, obejmujacego ludnosc
wszystkich dzielnic polskich, ia
ko rezultat wojny na ziemiach pol
skich.
Ko1o Polskic uchwala: Rad
dra Sejdlera ME dotrzyma} ami je
dnego zadania, przyjetego wobec
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kraju: Rad
dra Sejdlcra ME dale Kolu lad
nych gwarancyi co do pawaznego
traktowania narodowych zadan
..polskich: Rad Sejdlera ME zdola}
przeprowadzic Srodk6w ola uchro
|nienia Galicyi cd glodu masowe-
go. Polska sprawl istniejc jake
PROBLEM zWalczyc.
Nova Tetma jera.
Jake m6wca Kola polskiego wy
stapif pos. WI. Tetmajer Qud).
Posef Tetmajer %stwierdza, re pol
ska sprawl istnieje, jake problem
(kt6rego sic ME da ominac. Prag-
ME sic wprawdzie sprawe te u
czynic, O lie moznosci, najmniej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

Jasne oczy, czysta kompleksya:
energia i si}a, wszystko or
nacza dobre zdrowie; bez tego je-
SITES niezdolnym do walczenia- z
zyciem. Wei Holister'a Rocky
Mountain herbaty raz W tygod--
niu i pozostan Z zyjacymi. Herba-
ia albo tablety W apiece Brown a
OCH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

a. VOIOiIy &c I U1tthOW q n
mcryki bedzie pozwolonem wal
eye W po}aczeniu i atakowac Au-
strye, 1gnacy Paderewski, mistrz
pianist6w, W przem6wieniu SVEN
niedawnem do dwadziescia dwu
set oficer6w z armii wCampGrant
oswiadezy}, re ME byloby dosye
ably wygrac ma zachodnim FROM
Gle i re zwyeiestwo ma wscllodzie
jest zywione jezeli niemcy beda
pokonane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-09

niebezpieczna, ably ME zmieniac
feudalna centralistycznego syste-
mu panstw, ME naruszac stanu ich
posiadania. Cd poczatku Wojny
MONA zauwazycc nieustanne usi--
by ME dopuscic do tego,
zeby sprawl polska stala sic spra
Iva miedzynarodowa.
Polska ola Pozoru.
Polske kongresowa uznan Ia
lsamodzielna pc to, ably stworzyc
|poz6r, re zadowolono postulaty
ACKNOWLEDGMENT narodu i ably re
wnoczes1lie zapewnic sobie ma
wiecznosc posiadanie innych pol
lskich KRAKOW. D.. % maja zr. re-
prezentanci polscy W. Galleyi IL
chwalili jednomyslnie jedyny pra
wdziwy program narodowy, pro-
gram, poparty przez opinie ca}ego
neutralnego swiata.
Polacy sas W sytuacyi o wiele
gorszej, niz ich bracia Czesi, kt6-
rzy So zjednoczeni pod jednem
berlem i przynajmniej teoretycz-
ME Mkt ME zaprzecza inn ieh pra-
wa panstwowego. Anornnalne pc
lozenie Polak6w polega Ma tenn,
ze przez podzia1 Polski stworzono
ME jedna, lecz try irredenty. W
zywem ciele narodu stworzono sto
sunek godny potepienia, polegaja
cy IA tenn, re lie razy miedzy mo-
carstwami podzia]owemi nastanie
naprezenie w%ojenne, to pred Po-
lakami stale .przymus bratob0j--
silva.
Minister spraw zagranicznych
W swojem "expose" m6wil Q Kr6
|lestwie. Polskiem. Wyrazenie to
must bye wyjasnionc. Polacy ME
NIGGA pozwolic ma to, ably przez
naduzywanic pieknie brzmiacych
slow pozbawiono ich moznoSci u
MISUNDERSTANDING sWOich intere-
s6z zyciowyeh. Uwazaja oni wpra
wdzie akt Z 5 listopada "a pierw-
sly krok ia drodze do rezwiaza-
MA sprawy polskicj, ale jest on
tylko p61krokiem, dop6ki prawo
samostanowienia nic bedzie roz--
szerzone ma .ealy polski nar6d.
Polska, zbudowana Ia podsta-
vie aktu 4 d. S listopada, r6wna
pailstewku stworzo1lcmu ma kon-
gresie Wiedenskim, bylaby pozba
wiona moznosei gospodarczego
Irozwoju, niezdolna do zycia, poz-
bawiona oddech11, gdyz ME miala
by dostepu do NORA. w tym wy
padku bylaby Polska znowu ogni
lskiem nieustannych ferment0w i
sta1aby sic MISREPRESENTATION
Ola ,pokoju. " Swiadomosci nie--
tylko Swiata e1lropejsliego, lecz
wog6lc calego swiata eywilizowa-
negowzmacnia sic codzicnnic pre-
konanie, re Europa tylko wtedv
bedzie miala rzeczywisty pok6j
uporzadkowane polityczne stosun
Xxi, jezeli sprawl polska ~zostanie
rozwiazana gruntownie, W .cafcj
rozciag}osci, bez zvyczajnych
dwuznacznosci. .
Vista cd zrodet do ujscia.
Czyz ktokolwiek kto zas1uguje
ina miano Polaka, moze .sobic wy
obrazic, zeby prastarc miasto pol
lskie Krakow bylo wykluczone Z
organizmu Pahstwa Polskiego?
TAX samo tel ME mona sobie wy
obrazic Polski, istniejacej tylko
ma pewnym odcinku obszar6w ma
dwislanskich. Polska bokicm ola
swego zycia p%otrzebuje ca}ego OBJ
szaru Wis1y, kt6ry jest polskim
nietylko etnograficznie, lecz sta}
sic polskim takze przez ofiary, pc
niesione przez ca}y szereg stuleci.
M0wca zwraca sic przeciw twier-
dzeniu pruskicgo ministra spraw
wewnetrznych, re Poznanskie jest
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Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
destroys the malarial germs which are transmitted
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Judge Roberts People are
Solid for Him.

1t is a matter of frequent comment
among the friends and supporters Of
Judge Roberts that no man ever offered
for an Office in Tennessee who had be-
hind his candidacy such an active.
he arty and unanimous support as his
home people are giving him in his race
for Governor. In the counties COM
prising Judge Roberts chancery division
where he has held court and where he
is best known, and also in the adjoing
counties, especially those in the Fourth
congressional district, his majorities
will undoubtedly be the biggest ever
given a candidate for state office.
We have recently been in a number of
these counties and we have taken the
pains to obtain information from reliable
sources in the other counties and the
news is the same from all of them.
"Solid for Roberts," /" Take this (Smith)
county as an example, With democ-
tic strength of $500 Judge Roberts
will easily get 95 per cent of the en-
tire vote cast, and some say SO per
cent, And this rule will hold good in
most of the counties. There are about
10000 democratic votes in the fourteen
counties of this chancery division. and
no we'll informed person would estima-
Roberts majority of less than 10000. In
Summer, Wilson and Rhea counties
not in this chancery division, but in the
Fourth congressional district, bis maj
Orities will be overwhelming, so thai
in the II counties 1t would be safe anc
conservative to say that Roberts viii
receive over both opponents about 16
900 majority In these counties. Advice:
from 0verton, Putnam. White, Cannon
DeKalb, Clay, jackson and all the res
Indicate that the people are practically
unit for Roberts. These figures may
seem extravaganr to those not knowing
the facts but any we'll informed man il
this section of the state will readil!
verify them. This situation is mos
gratifying to Judge Roberts friends
and the figures speak volumes in hi
behalf. Car thage Courier. adv 1t