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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-21
BRAVE MARY BUHNER

Mary Buhner, who rescued the dying and dead
body of her chum, the victim CT some voracious
monster of the deep, and brought the precious
cargo to shore through mile of rough sea, is to
receive Carnegie medal for there will be none to
deny her right to the emblem
But this medal is. in no sense, recompense. 1t
is the expression of humanity's sympathy with a
hero, and humanity should be allowed the pleas
and satisfaction CT bestowng it. The deed it
self is beyond earthly reccmpcnse because it tran
sends the values of earth. There is no medium
through which to translate the spiritual into the
language of the material, the eternal into terms of
the transient
Nor is there any injustice here, for the chief
beneficiary of noble act is the benefactor. In the
hour when Mary Buhner disregarded life, she was
living most, and all her life afterward must be the
deeper for that period when her spirit or soul, took
command Of her faculties and carried her to
heights of daring and doing beyond what most of
us can ever know. A realization Of the cxaltation
of the heights and the proof that she was capable
OF great herolsm are possessions that will make
life forever richer for Mary Buhner
Spiritual truth is full of apparent paradoxes,
and even such comparatively small sacrifices as lie
within the scope of everyday existence teach us
that life is great only to those who are greater
than life.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-21

climb, the total stocks on May 1 amounting to
S92, 267 766 gallons, increase of 3S,000000 gal
Ions the previous high record mark Of
April l.
Certainly nothing else than shortage, and this
does not exist could reasonably cause an increase
in the price of gasoline at this time Every other
factor which goes into the making of prices-lab-
or, equipment and railroad rates-is declining,
rather than advancing, in cost. Since the in
crease in production is still greater than the in
crease in consumption, it seems that gasoline
should follow the natural trend and start down the
toboggan also.
Whatever the subcommittee of the Senate
finance committee appointed to investigate this
rise in price is going to do, it should do quickly.
The average increase in the last four months, of
four cents gallon in the price of this commodity
imposes terrific tax on the American people. In
year it would take more than S1,000,000 out of
the pockets of the people of Florida, and more
than 100000 from Hillsborough county alone.
Gasoline production is industry concentrated
in the direction OF few corporations. The public
is at their mercy. The producers entitled to
just treatment they should be heard for their
cause, but it is highly necessary that the repre-
sentatives of the public exercise energy and vigil
lance to see that it is not ruthlessy imposed upon
in a period when other prices are declining and
the buying power Of the dollar is increasing
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-21
UNIVERSAL GRIEF

According to dispatches, there's trouble every
where and anguish comes in patches, and states
men rend their hair In China there's been fight
ing, to gain the diamond belt; the Russian rule
is blighting, its evils are felt. The monarch
lists are plotting wherever kings were canned,
palladiums rotting in every foreign land.
Grief, grief! See Ireland grab it; she has
freedoms boon, but has the scrapping habit, and
cannot drop it soon. Poor France is badly bust
ed, by Prussian armes wrecked; her statesmen
are disguised because she can't collect. And even
stalwart Britain, that never quailed before, by
grievous ills is smitten, and smiles and sings no
more. Alas, the sad dispatches, from grooming
nations sent The reader sighs\and scratches his
head in wonderment How read such
tidings, such news from DER the foam and fill
the air with chidngs, and beef around at home?
Our sicky little troubles. DER which the knockers
bray are evanescent bubbles breath will blow
away. Why road of income taxes, and laws we do
not like, and arm ourselves with axes, some men
OF straw to strike? Let's cease to tear matches
and rant of pipe dream ills, and read the grim
dispatches from lands where trouble kills.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-21

is sounded. Instead of the rushing FIRE department.
a talkative gentleman calls and explains that he
has an unpaid bill for equipment which he would
like to see settled before anything else is done;
and committee from the 6remen's organization
serves notice that this is a good time to discuss
salaries; and the water company suggests readjust-
ment of its city contract.
Put the fire out first
I'VE face one paramount need. Our transporta-
ton plant must be enlarged without delay, More
cars, more terminal facilities, more trackage, more
motive power, more shops and shop equipment
These things can be provided in but one way
by increased investment in railroad securities. The
Esch-Cummins bill announced minimum return at
which new capital could be attracted to railroad
investment Present net earnings produce far less
than that minimum. Then, surely, common
must tell us that the railroads must have increased
net earnings if we are to have the increased trans
portation facilities without which, as Hoover has
SC clearly pointed out, prosperity must die a-born-
ing
MANAGEMENT, POLITICAL, DIPLOMATIC
PROBLEM
The Interstate Commerce Commission decides
how much the railroads may earn. The u. S.
Labor Board then decides what percentage of these
earnings they may keep. Meanwhile. forty-eight
state commissions furnish local complications. We
all know the fundamental requirements fer success
full conduct of any business. The organization,
from top to bottom, must give its best thought and
best work to the problems of the busness-but rail-
road management has become problem in politics
and diplomacy Witness the growing tendency
to elect lawyers chief executives Of railroad
systems. Plans for operating economies, traffic
development, improvement in service-all must be
squeezed into the small and ever smaller spaces
between hearings The situation is impossible.
No business can permanently survive unless the
executive and operating brains of its managers can
be concentrated on the industry itself, instead of
being dissipated in constant efforts to release its
throat from stranging cords of governmental Ie-
sriction.
Every line of business in America depends, not
ultimately but Immediately and directly, on rail
transportation. If transportation fails, business
fails. An emergency confronts us and the Chicago
Journal of Commerce will present, in a series of
articles of whichthis the FIRST some definite con-
structive suggestions for meeting the emergency.
Business in every line must register at Wash
ingon in unmistakable terms, a command that the
immediate issue of increased transportation facili-
ties be settled now. The incidental issues, cover
ing just distribution of the COST are important and
must be adjusted fairly; but they will have to
wait"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-21
HORSE RACE EIGHT.

New Orleans, June PA new de-
velopment in the fight over horse
racing in New Orleans came today
when it was learned that the director
ate of the Business Mans Racing AS
ISOLATION had rendered it's resignation
1t was stated that this action was
taken to permit of complete reorgan
ization of the association.
1t was said by a member that prom
inent business men were considering
an invitation to accept membership
in the new directorate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-21
AS Others See 1t

INCREASE IN GASOLINE PRICE UNJUsTIFIED
(Tampa Times.)
The May report of the United States Bureau of
Mines, as just received by the Times, strengthens
our conviction that the recent increase in the
price of gasoline is unjustfed, and should be fully
investigated. The report shows that the nations
gasoline reserve is continuing its recordbreaking
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-21
SAN SALVADOR is FLOODED.

Mexico City, June 21-San Saliva
dor. capital of the Republic of Saliva
dor was visited by another heavy
storm and flood on Monday, a con-
siderable portion Of the city being
inundated, with many deaths and
much property loss, according to a
wireless received by way of Salina
Cruz. 80.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-21
FLOODS IN SOFIA.

Sofia, June 21.--Ten thousand per.
sons have been made homeless by
devastating floods which Inundated
the suburban districts of Sofia follow
ing rains Monday and Tuesday.
No loss of livestock has been re-
ported. There was much damage
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
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bon ben S1rbtanerrl n1lsebradjt sollr=
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am belten baour9 ebren ipenn fie
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SEN apeite11 Iar1nerS & Mer9antS
5tate Banf, Sen brttten YretS; Mfreb
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San 6. @pul0 oen 5. Yrei8.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

- Mreb 5elln1ann BON Se1rbrtd,
Wet1r11. ipetlte ei11tge Sage lebter $50
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Iilder, a1le BON Minneapoiis llnb
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
8allipiele uno M3miif.

Stem ll1n8 BaIebal 9pteler neroe1
am DienStag, Ben 20. Nuguit, 9egen
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fielb. Oies bitrfte oen 8eiu6er11 Ser
Tatr @eiptbbett geben, an6 In muiiz
falii6er Sinii6t anf bie Soften 5u
f0mmen.
sSemertperf+
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auf $4,000 geftteeen. Da8 meint,
bab bieier Ietl beS Bro9ram1nS III
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tiger ietn lptr0, alS ie 5uoor. Do8
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8romn @ountp agricultural @eiel=
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bem Dtreftor 6er uGonference for tie
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bab baS Bunbe8 Nderbau Oepartez
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erfennen, >pern er fte itebt, oamltt er
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frdfttg beteiligen fann.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

- @err nn6 5rau Saul 8ob nno
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metlten mdbrenb bes @etmfebrfe1tes
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5iib Minnelota @trabe. Serr Set
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
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l1nier friberer Mitbiirger Sobn
9i1rb, ber au6 etne Nnipra6e bdtfe
balten 1ollen tnar perbinbert 81 fonlz
men, besglei6en Gam McNulilie oer
ein3ige, neberlebenbe BON Der Neeog@
nis5ferl1ngSpartei sbie ii Ser gfdbe BEG
2oretto 9oipitalS bon ben Snbtanern
aus ben @interbalt iiberfallen tporoen
paren. German @etter pon 9racp,
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fon1lte au6 ni6t fo1nmen. albert
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&on5erten nd6lte8 Sabr oafiir geiorgt
iperben iol, bdb ii6 Die 3uborer NIT
I@e1ang ain Brogramm betetltger.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
Wiin11eiota fylnk
foroert bret Dpfer
8innen elmer @pde fanben brei
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9err nnb Trau @arl 8. Manberfelb
an oem Acknowledgements tell.
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btelte11 un6 be111 Treiben 5l1iaben. $50
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Gs mur0e iofort nad 9ilfe lse{6idt,
aber bis bte1e fam mar eS gu 1pdt.
Die 2et6e BON Sri. @aSmnilen muir
Be Is Minuten ipdter gebor9e11. D.e
Qeid6e bon Sri. @arlion pnroe erit
"a 5tunben ipdter aufgefnnoen, llno
stpar IA Metle unterbalb oeS HlateS
mo iie untersing. @te lag NIT tbrem
s@elidt mad 1nten gefebrt tn | SUP
tiefen @aller. 9lni6einenb batte lie
| {id b11r6 @6tpimme1 ans ber ge=
dbrlihen @telle gerettet bra6 aber
|bqnn burd bie ueberanitrengnng 3r=
Efammen unb fanb tbren 5oo tn bent
Iiet9te1l @afler.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

6er1nan @6adel nn6 &tnberl
'Qol1iie 1no 6enrn, febrten am Wto11z
itaQ IN ibr 6ein1 tn Carlos 5nriid, nad
Ieinem ansenebmen mebrtdg'gen Be=
iub, I'M Sauie BON 5errn lln0 Jralt
EGbarles @rnbenborf. 9err S9adel
mar pormalS Nntret6er IN Stem Wlm,
bepirtldaftet iett jeoo@ etne Tarm
in Ser 9fdbe bon @arloS.
Serr l1no Gran Us. Branot 1l1to
sSerr 1lnb ssra1 q, 81. 9orenion bon
|6en @6meltertd0ten marel1 Settle
Under In Stem l1lm unb @dfte ber
|.Nrl g(nnie un6 Glfrieba 1oberer.
[gie fehrten @onntagna6mittaB Tt
[tbre Seine anrld. Brau Sorenions
|sWeufter, 6rdu 8. Nnore, tpetlt 81
|G5afte iIn George Martt 9eim biS
IDonner8tag.
Das 9eidarb Hfefferle Sem
lipar fpdbreao Ser 5etnfebrmo9e 6er
I@ammelplat pieler 6amtlienmitgliez
|oer ,s111,o alter Treurtoe. 8anntono
lEBfefIerle 1lrb Hamtlie BON Mobelta,
:Ridarb gfefferls ST., BON .Mo1troe,
l.@, S.. 1l11o @tlltam q. Rfefferle unb
IITra,1 bon Cation tparen @dite TN
lBfefierle Sein1. tSerr Bfefferle 9r.
Ibafte sic aanSe @o6e piel 5l1 tll11,
lalle sSreunoe urlb Dtoniere 81 be-
I5artiRetl, Sic tim aufiudten. 8ilfiam
EaooS nno 6reo Bener bon &enofba,
.EgSis. paren eben1allS lette Wo6e
l@dite III Stem l1lm. Nm Montag
.lbeaab fid bic ganse Yfefferle Gauilie
'Inacb sort 01iogelp l1nb am Nbe1b
Efebrten sic @dlte In tire perl6ieoenen
l6etn1e 3uriid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

gilbert &tesling u11b 6anttfie
tparen 11ebrere Gage LETTER 8n6e 3n
.@Qit BET BEN @ltern 5errn llno Sra1
$. g. @ie8ling. Ste febrten 9on1t=
-faqQbeno na6 Mt111eapo1iS 5llriif.
BesirfsturntDort Mnl. Wllel
5ler BON at. Ge.l tntrS Sic Teier III
Stem lllm ni6t pergeilen, ielb1t 1Den1l
er 100 Sabre alt lper6eni iollte. @r bat
aud ql1fen @ru11o, Ste Teter IN ,ange<
neb1ner @rinnerurg 3u bebalten, oe11lr1
er 1purbe bon Sen aftipen Tnrnern
oe8 Mtnne1o 1ota DttriftS NIT eine1n
pradtpollen. lilbernen Bofal bei6enft,
III Nnerfennung ietner groben Ser
bienlte unb nie er1r1iibenoen glrbett
auf Sem i@ebiete ber f6rperh6en
Iratnierung.
Das vGommnnttp @t11een. BET
SEN, Gon5ert ipabre1t6 Ser JeifH6fett
|bat41i6 3n etnerr 9r6beren @rfolse gez
faltet, alS mon III Nnbefra6t Der
|fnappe1t Borbereitn11ge1t bate ertpar=
ten f5nne11. 81. s. Nlntn Bat itd alS
Setter obne Trage gldn5enb betpiefee1t
Iuno e8 tpire gar fei1le 10 -i@le9te sybee,
#tDenn Serr Ml1Din 6fter nod Bier TOM
men nnb ein iol6eS gemein1ha tltd)e8
E@inQen leiten tpiiroe. Dann fdn1en
Isle Be1u1er 1lt6t nllr baS &o1t5ert 81
\ Eb1ren, io11bern it6 an8 ielbit bara11
3n betetlige11, IL
syran Sc. S. 8ro1p1t BON 9af
lgarf, Sll., ipetlte tpdbrenol beS 9et1nz
lfebrfeites NIT ibrer 56ne1ter. sTral
INu9uita 96nlibt, IN Seem uln1. Die
Dan1en beablidtigen, oieie 8obe nod
I5t. Saul IN baS 5eim BET letterer
surildsufebren, no Tralt 8rotDn tDrer1
Be1n6 nod fortiehen lpiro. 8etbe
| IDdmen lebtell alS &t1ber in Seen
Elllnl, bod bat 6rall Bropn ieitoer
iiait aus{1lieblt9 IN Chicago geebf
I5iesbeln6fe Stem lllm Dor IA Sabren
Bat es iebod, lpie iie idgt, geitall K
aagenebn lltb Dibf6 gefu1tben, ipi
tie eS itetS ii @rinueruig 'Datte.