davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
Apsto fsstpn paGue.

GubII,, ioall,tt. 8 j. - Mo,.nt
ssopn tpo,,filosio telotettiin t,drha,1
tautd on1alsa,o Norp D'Gonncr. 2intn
Neelotps in ufeitn toifid toIomaltr-
Iatsten ioDtaito f,lornnaifeffi tostnt-
II eousf,un,saa, mIenen 5eo1 &rlesin
'm,tr6osto ia tnoroitl,f'efii nitlle, iot.
ID ~faloliittoisalDnt Srlnnrti1t tat
/ 'm, ebnshiin nnstoan. w1itef
| t,ttfT iotuoifena p5IG, bionoil beioo'
IjppIiIifii' il t.omitii s,tolen1raft
lD'gorror ia NtslIotDes pisnat tdpt
nrllisten taihp1ltnlnistea ichtoiinn
TN, Gabrtr,isfn tnisieltiin Gcr1
lGourts roferrn1,fien onistunilesta,
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
NHpuetEti.s- Z

gr,ices grosliHgisIo. RicD. fAoli
u,arast. t6 j.. A2otti Sobnlon As
'tp,ooen itdiie1ai Nainaia oil fun
tDnet GerpoIasla, =. /. ia oil ban
AS mnoben itGinet 2sfinna lure
l1taos, iaipo1t pstplilo ia 3 lasta.
Wtarrast. 29 p. filoIi SancocfiSIa,
Wrs. 2l,stootpa sslllttinen GA pno-
ben ittifeud. aabirni iuremaan III
bantd 3 tptsod, ioista pfii Gl'on!c5-
| ia ia 2 poltoa, joiste toinen on Suo'
n,esia,
| IuImerisfa, Wiicb. fuolt marrast
80 p. Veter Nirffunen noin 81 'pito-
oen ifaieni. M<linoia oil IDntpN9'
N,lbosiarnelL0 ia ptaiii bdnel!u cl
Ia om1iIia Winneiotas{c. (2nfnlal
|let faiii,nn iIroittaa itlestiias oIot
,teerIe: Sanrl 5in,onen, Nallner
j Micl.
/ Qlrs. Mlina 0egltr5m, o. i. Slll
la, f,.oli ioula,f. 4 p. lauriumisio
Micb. Qsdinata of ig1tt9n1t Gnlune
tisio, Mieb. ia idi bdntd labinlld III
relnaon pnoliio ia s fasta.
/ eyol,Int. 2 =, fuoli Mobotptisia
.IWicb. W,rs. Margareeto 5oatai'
i (Sorter) 70 uuooeu isaiiend. An'
4 ttaia oil ipntpnpt Mllbofiella, .
: Wainaiaa Iabin1,i iitrenlaon idIipo
Il p,soliio ia / poifa ia 4 tptdrtd.
: se,if,rs. 4 =. fuoli GaI,inetIn ID
-Ib:stolLi -Michisanisia Ola1
! t, G1ricta So sp,soben ifailerd. gsa
-'naic oil fprttprpt Gaitpolfosfelld, I
-'l. jo idi bdrtG lGbinnd flrenraan
I tptartd if 2 poifon.
i eso,tlirf. 2 =. fitoli Vort Nrtburi
II GibeLla, ganooosfd, Sobn u. Sur
! 83 muo6en ifaiie,pi. Moinoia .
q ioirnstanut pitemlnan aIfan ia i
/ bart1 Fleremaon io1raanitainen les
liza ufeiha Iopiia ia tastanlapIia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
SuomasaisteH tgttSien rdtfnuS-
Seiffnilm.

S}itcb burg, Wio5i. = Fart fou-
pH,ltfunHe i!FontaIaisto tptartd, 49,
Iplpotius S5abie 0atforoineu il II
lpl,ot;n3 Gonrm 9sarEtilo olipot
tl,o5tllnect fabben rliorcn mlieben,
melicsten, ppyntiIr ia lllpautuneet
menen,aon beibdn fn'l5foQn naimi'
Tin Yalatpibtoa.
GiiuG nieIe5ia lie I0btrio0t jluraI-
Ia 9oStonIir luI1a5teEia q far5io, JET
Ia olitpot Gborles ia Sohn S. SO,
biniou, 15osrb 2oneasteri3to
Bostonistu he iabtllp6t Nropiocu-
ceen, iosle BE- lllltlitpot oleipon bel
pompi ncnn& elpIo.iiitoon> raltta
iunpuesiaan iinne Dc ejtpdf eIEaU III
losn luqineet Iaaoa lllpofirlan innfa
tafio be nlenup0g erddieerl botell!n
!, tapasjeen lparttolHona pngdn DIi il
regIsteeraliipot nointiiisin plepIno
pori5funtina.
! S5oteLlin pitaid tnmnlinfin eplll
beio0n u1pioIiiitoaau il iInloittt tpi
rououtoiiille, lo4ta tlllitud rtprit
parisss,utin fllll(usteleanoon ia NIir
iQ,.tui,pat he foitfi po!iilien bal
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
;saseistien ''sifeas.ntdpHtiS. I"

Wop1na. AIIeiunoral Hlaofun-
nasIa llrpoii i,bteeri RaulIlsoo Gala
htofieen tuobuItle 'prpanFefijclIleA
TaseiStien haIllti,flen alsoEa tulta-
pan pietlaulaan toiffaa olfe,shen
.ol,ffaaiiu.
lS<a1stii Idbtien t,sletnat |aaeistl'
pnapitansd11 oiteutha o1isafli,nlislk
totienLotrt loit fl,in oieeususran
o,,oiiet", 'oroi tobtori eaIa. "Ssvs
|Iista 81 tiNa ldbettdnidon maafilcan
,rnert fairn,iant - ielllalfeen !ul
Eiust Oh .psesty,
sos 1ellaiieH opin idlteen olian
onpai,e,l mielG tetee ritafiio. tstle
ieur,palpaIIcs ferralle piefIdidineu 6
Iemaa1a aestn allsera, ettd banet ID
Fetet9sll si SairaaIaan, luoon banto
,a5umaale."
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
forbin meIi,pOi1na naIuunaite teslne
Wiuueioiasin.

sEdhington. - Goro Wotor rh-
ti5 on cIit.iltnt liittoballitlfIen me-
Iiuotn,ufon1isl isliouille baferufiert li-
nan fcanrifesu tpeiipciman febitta
mtietii forfeolIa pafolnitofiella, iofo
on rnfenneita wsisiisiippt-ioen plit
lie ct. sosirin ID Minneapelisin mo
,Iilla. gaoin 10000 baposiDoinlat
diff fnoia,pisSo lnitofielIo. Minneo
polistn ia ct gaulin falipnnalt i
| gortbern Stotes potper nhtio otpa
efittGreet irnnr7tfultaiiet haternutle1
ru,tta ntitddn pdGtosid nlibct fn1
|teen ei ole tpiela tebtp.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
Gn-eperatisluiueu IainIaahintafpmi.
tea aI,,titstty.

minneapolis, Ulinn., iouIuf. il
D. sQ2inlletoolglit. fo-operatIitDis
ten hIffeiaen fest1lsne.lpostou toto
arf fieaT1 milne iorahaina !palitttir fo.
n!itea, lofo hsiee fmmHitteIemacn
fo-ope-otiipiiin Iafsiu. gaIlid nel,-
tpo5to 1rl!.obosiaus WinnenpoliIin To-
operatiitpisten liiffeiben eoustai.ata
Standardization ipalittiin ID.
lenifIi tSotugrro Eoleat, G1nl,,as Ga,
timer ia @. .. 2arnbert. y,e.tspos.
tpr ieurae1pa tnfoug pioetadu emf
ItarStaino.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
gusnut tsiuss is lohbatasts rsba'
mieEsue.

Stem gorE. otabastoitteeri
MeIlonlst tpnsres!TEe eiittdynl nua-
lifertpn,lts, lcsSa r1ltlll1 ohella eG-
6otettiir 'liarten t,.loien gIiiuern1
|l.apistarl,iste so proIe,rtilln, on otet.
/ tu pasinr1, fl,irelln tbaSh1tiena i
IntieltptnyfIella rahantiesn1aoilnas
ssertonn,ffen iaitfi fob6at oliipM ~
Icn,Msten ,aidesid toitpoa beratta
totd. ta,,,,, obelIa iefin, iosIa tuiit
tniltiin, ett6 ybbpspoltnin teolliinu
snen tln Off h,aati,nasia liirtolol
llnssrajoitlrsttn poistomista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
Sapmesia igntgnbt tuGubns f1pllas

Jtegn!nee, Micb. Gnbreu
4roots, iota oil fgntpnst Guomesia
.psonlm 1866 ia of fits 81 nuotias,
flpIi tiHIIs niirrle lolaoutaina sliei-
ia p,roiia testaneeu folpa,,oeu jill.
feeu. Rroofs oil. oiettlttl,t aiiitaaar
faruul1eert Regmuleen laDeLld 20
ntottn iitten, ldhi,1lpid luf9loilio
bdrgelta jai fluff aif.tista lastn
9olltaus toirnitettiin rllotfnlais-lltte.
sriIoilesta firfoSta festipiiffona.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
6al!itufieu iarmilaiaajuriest
mupbustamista ehbotettu.

8eihinston, jouIl,f. 6 D. -
WaaupiIleliidin Il,ottoIailljadoiin-
tod fosfano hollttlsflen oNielma iai
tdnl1l ieliue'uuliit iidriluiiluat, TIM
ietu Ienoatllle ettu ebustolal]:,oueelle
Ielitettiin laHaul oiflon lnlteets u,i.o-
toon loaoittm I,lottpebootus, jota
naanlpil lielG5libieeri Walkacen, "a
bastooemrtelrelstiiI ia ieoeralllea
iaruiIailnneltlpo8tDn DIrfailijnin IL
noitetuur faslrartalu0ll
ghborlafien eiitti ienaayi5ia, je-
l'onttori 2carcot Miseoniinis1a, re-
plsblitaarI. in eo,sstajaiplonee8l ia
fongresiimies AnoerIcn Minneiotas-
t<t. Gboptufien nrlfaon tlsltaillin
f1pttGm0dt nDtgl3t;i ieoeyali5ta far
IniIniltpiariesto5i pobinun iarnliIuet-
to1oiiaston nmobostemiieen, jcafo
falltta upaon,pllielijoille banfittall,in
Iaiuojn piteImni.la ia IpbcuunilId
uafi,sajoiiLG oiaa 600 uliIioouagll
oolIariin asst.
@ubteentoista npfpjlin toiu!Illnos-
! ia olelncon fnrniIaigapontfiin Oil
bnIIitus ,nerfsulsnt padonl1a Il
milippnae bollaria, nlttta 1ailti;lt|
elitetu. cDootlstlen uulfaan an.sooo5-
tettailii,r ballitlf1en nertiiIe1ra &C
n.ilioonan bollnrin rahostu, jota
iaettoiliir taia,t II pallflu Sesfeu.
Haufit olilispat nrpos lpaItlsIitetlst
reoisfolstaanoer farmipapereita,
| ioiben nlafjettapntii ionteamisoita
cliil fluoes1a f,glstu,oestu follneeu
nn1oteeEl.
4ovslerlposiilpisten republifMnier
tahata on pittattss. ettG bolIituHer
/ farnlsltottoelioita tosfena laiuioa
csasto tifliiI plet'lnon Min Iaolall'
ilasot%uua ia "tp.s,,a;snieliuell4 etti
,Iig "!5iii ialat ebistrs1.iel!sten rpb
man alta.
! Goistn3tnie(iIen rel1l,iu iaielte
olpGt atfein hAo,l.onttsstseet, etti
utoaTmaIielriain nptDinen N,plto ole
ina ei iobou pt1inontadn epGebnllilis
Ia Iitottco'toisto, paan lsIeista toI
llista tefij5i5td, joioen poistonlilefI
Iipoitolitiu lairlIddoarnol(d !paifuttae
:. Sc lcu'ulpaf, ettti it'd abtaanlHsals
Isr4Mtruilislil0 iolltua, mi.n eneln
srpin i)iin OH paapitett.a roboa lGi
,lualuonn, fosfa ltiaI!il,eu laIn1asni
reu tsfse 1onesti rabouIe5teu pot
tlppalLots'.. Gbhct,us. ip1fa tcafl
! ebistDaa1ieIisten rDlala on ellan
I. aiettumtt, on EebrasfnloiIen lettaai
) torin 9tcrriii1, eiitton,S, no,lfa unl
fam oirii r,i,obosiett1.Da hasIlti.I
len raboittrsilgs forpcratiioni ostc
. nman ia l5,upne5sln rlaarsulIieI'iai
y :.Gateitc ia tafamrtmu frltualll|e
), oi,,ru1l noiLIs tssntteIue.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
3eualdiIet tdipu,uat liittontHHsiben
ei)iDllin.

Qnuianne, io,lIltf II =. - Wil.
me beriatltain istunnosIa 2dbeiien
Sbdn fonferettsiisia tl1[l1 Werajdn
nlfoofiain fofnisioriautfi George
GI5ttcbein I,soplti iiiitolstluaellle
,piba,rpielifestG fonnoataan Darba-
neuien fgIpmsblesId i,iostlen Curtin
elitptIiin Daroonellien iotrlien font
rolleeroar,iiesto. Scbitc5erin figi-
tenfiu aletti len ehoon, ettd barren
lon naFtGtpd ote iopintusfiriasta en-
Iuenf,tin fdn moi a,ttca lopnlliiet
iiuost1tnr,tfieitNa lille.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
barding ebdpilaa
avu$tM$ta ts1aall+
viljeIIj0lIle

Ma5Hingtou, ioirlrf. II ,.
&lime periariaino eiitti pretioertii
6ar0ina oirojoistiriellniuid Four
resin in.lllf:nn i5tnnuolia il fl
iittcIi b6n iiina foturojiio ia nf'o-
naiiia bnlIintotpipulHtiia loaIernplin
trin DfIitd0p prclioeutti rt1uiin
louofiiH.
ypdmnostyttdlpin1pid foQtia gar
oIngin eiitpfiisid oIt Il fur 1d1t eF'
oottl rmtotie-ip6neliro$ton hi'p,tSi-
toIpGEii in ieu ti!o.le idrieStettdVaTii
4 iaierti tdiittaGpau tp3oo$tor mat
tFnocnip5liIeer fM,pratnriai.ooni
MDo5fin bdn ,unati iellaista lolnla1-
ointac loffoie ipastaan, ettG tlud
tutlt tponeunosto lUoiii punGa tlp-
tout65n pddtStieniG. Stiluitdd; ipoati
prc'ioeatt; Iuotto- ia nporftil,ai!t0tej-
tn letpoittn,ui0 Inteia n1onlniiielt-
iaiH uirltstou,iietii ia routatefocn
DhDiSt1uti@t;i nultuntifit lHlrItii
bbtioifii. 2upiitputG ficltdlnad rull-
tosfa perust!tslof;in eb0ottl prei-
benttt ulpostin ia fieitolain dltfa~
ralnpoa toteistto!nl5ta, josia torfo-
tlifie2la bGn oifoI nltilIa nelapoifa-
lluut aiiononuiiet rirfoiiiiat Nreli-
0eutti la9i,li m. NJ. ielrGomoo:
"gnYiIlli,len plojen idricStanli-
le3tI ipbtlNutt ipaifau* o. iattiunut
uiaanipflielsi6ibiu ia ie ei tnIc olc
utaau tln,,toltisto otojen jGrieat,i'
nisti ennenfuiyr .ndo1nDiIieliid OF
afp,,siettlr. Wloarlplljeiii6a fp cam
fnpet losfesbpt etpat fosfe aiu3nss-'
tnol bdrtti pfiin. Maanfpit alDfiea
Ionneiton1,nis OH tofo Maan onnetto-
Itni,ita.
I "Wtaa1tpiTieIptleer iiiSItpp ipai-
fe.ttfiug ioito r1NfQdn Iainlaaointa ei
lspoi estoG, ia toppioitH, ioito ntifdau
Iafi ei lpci foripafa. Mllytta fongrcsli
moi teboi nnoniDtGjeliidlle mabdoI-
4 IiIetfi Iaooa reInIIistu oip,IShl5tc.
jotd anuetnnr 9allitltfieil talltta il
iob0otla totIFlIefiR follppa- j. teo!(l-
futspritpfIille T1nE.t ipci0rou teh-
I od iontclIa l.inild perllstufiellG J1
1co5a ilten farfed ntoautuiIielpst.o-
tantc tparnenmolle pobJdi!e, ia e
tantbp tebba.
@Wlutta Mmerifon nlanntpilietQs
torspitIce encnrrlln fllin Ii'attpd
l,rottoa. 2uotto moi oipustoo rdtfdi-
Iennnl Ioban oifoiIestd moi0en at
ltpoipn foboamiIesta iobturteita tpai-
feutlia ia niitG lpaifeufiio, jotfa
iobtinpdt D1tto1en aientlinlllasto
ntg66ermnin, llrltto ppIDlpa ia fol
motif, bntuinipointi maal,tpiliclutVer
; alalla riippleu purenntlsta ia b0!
! iuaurnasta tnIietusliifeslteestd +"
/. DIeenfd oil 6erbi1lsin firjelnt
t fonoresf!Ile poottalnottotnan tarmo
fas ia fdiitteli fiin aIioito liina fier
/ IteleuGttdt ia fnartelenlatto, maiffa
+ Tin tietpsti tina lanaSia tolntii
/ n,ufIeIIiiesia beneesia fi,in ennel'
). tin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
IA ,pnette iofeaua ollnt Iaaunt
uGfsnjG.

Yo,tl,teeplie, g. 8. - Wicbolas
Nalpeu- aiulilsen mics, iofa on ollltt
1ofea1aa IA ua,ptta, on iilmisia tot
nritetun leiffaufien faatta iaanllt
.,Nif5rfd ialleer. 2eiftalHien on te5-
mt til M. 6. Dob|on, s5rancis-
,iaironInn loamGri.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
MDsfonau fsnferensii aifauai.

gcrliinI. Weral0ll 1iels'post0haL-
lituffen ,flfnoIidnsontisiaari, George
9ibitIberin, pploItpesidan ttmlld
nsatfsillc 2auia,,nee,t, foroi. ettd G.
storiiI!n,tisfcnferensIi. iota nlo-
tcttiiH McSto,paaio, tn1ee olantaual
tar.ean.pi fui,l 2auIusute1l raubat1
fonferensii. Eddba,, fonferensIiir
ottoa cfoa ebustaiio 9s,solasha. vi
rostn, 2at,ricsta, gunariosta i
Gltonrestn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
Qanpnasin ,paalit Glpsia, @iun.

9Th, Dei,m - Granf Selifo, OIL
totnllin pttsid, t,alt tiistoiu noa'
leisIa .palitnfii Glpn fa,ipungin ma
j,,rifIi. wirSaa,apprfii5itd oil TAFT.
f:aan feitieassr, i)fft ntiata oflen nat
uen, Mrs. Mnrp g. gantaisb, ioto
Ioi uincostna1l 80 11tlt1.
Moltln.ssniebifii iDnlittii,t Soiepl
Iaotanai, Gust q. Nafi ia So. s
ssiises.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-12-12
Parbain kaupuil'
git, o$a paIanMt
Hstprias$a, Ore.

9[Sioria, Ore, io.tllst II p..-
Miime per,anto;ua paloi tdlnan g
reg0niu ma,ibiInnon fal.pnug.A III
feoia fotoEaon r0itnioltil. Sofol0
be'tt.i00ita or Fob!tionina ia o;loi-
ilt,loen loobinfo drfpioloaan $io.-
600, O,0O0:tii. TuIipaIp ipttpi erGa5-
l1 rcStalrranti5la flo 2 tienolsl0
oclru3lIa periartoiua ia riebui jill
IittGlnina 10 i1t!ttiu taimlc5 tuii
Iuoiiln fontroIliH ole iuiltdg jaiSee1s
puoleiutiimi,l. Guii so,pitty tnto-
,taan taup,lugi1r liiTefesfuFlen 9:aen
ia 14:stu fat,tian il Inane il sEs-
tor fat,,icn spoIiiel!ti ol.iecIIa eli
faitfioan eli 80 fs1itp,ngial D(otia.
aalf.l iobtaipiErn,at ponfit ia life
yafpnmtfief pplotspat. DaLoslulttosg
pdtalifton los,ilfnuou nulfuall sl,i lai
roin 4atrsttpsIaan nd,.hoin Ient1Sio,
. ctid le ttulfeilh'! foumlngiu ala ole.
niin iiit1iIoiapspIlpGi'iir, inioeu no
ialn iten piallc falgpurfi alfit|aayl
oli rafcnnettt ia iota prI!p<i5pnhjoa
ii .pielii pItu ehoittp fofoaaan tnpt-
EimaGn.
/ I1lIeu naItou gritetiiia r0lolitau
npo$Fin |;ter, etta ,tieito or!ooffas-
tnsi1 rafennilf'ia rtiaDtettsin hajal-
te ounorliItlLIa. Commerce 4sQnfin
prellbesltti gtorri2 Gtaples filols IL
b;inheImaltieen prlttaesfiidn pe[as
Ton au.opnbii!idin o,listan.astal,
gorage.stst &liIiet1iitn tpotairer
G. S. @lnitb tonaitiiu Dirttagtqree
nj, spaan ei tisoeta iegto lin Iiir-
nlci; itiensii tsIi2rIon tafia. Dsuste
ibnlsessaln Il tiebeta ,ne.sesetDn
rllst:. srici1o ayasiiiti lo.lfhaantut
Mai1ri Salnes 8relnnaarln flstiu
naasja tallianFotnlNesio paIou }a!
fsen Ea.splsy,sin ohlftaot funuaittelI
tuat asuustestoI1lseI,pitaiia. apllt
on i,,n,ottu NortIonn5ta in (Seall
be$ta. Mun toIffi fnnt!lngln bo
tetiit ID resturrugG!t rolciEpot vi
fno faupunflu rl,pfapuIafsn Nort
Ionbill Iei>nsrtLiifteet o1nat Ilt3etta
nee. ,,Ielta fl,oru,ia Ieipad io Sea
iioests on tltIl,si sieto, etta iie..a ole
tuot I.suret t,sriastlfptllii OF otDo!r
,ln fchittp,riIfe. Gsanloi1 fa,fs
lnl,srt fa,tn'rsin iIlelle iadueet u
iitoiIet Ia DIeiIct rafennuiet a1pa1
tin eocutotrifIi Iolit,,l1ciile.
aesMmsugin nroIerEpien englannis
fn;isten pdiipalcIttiea f;rianinot
liiieto.,tgorit p1loi1rat ia NturniH
Wstorban te9oen ot!.istcid iIn,cit
jaaruria Ie9teniii as(os iuon1oIaiIe
'oii1lisi;ieu ptii.p;ileboc1 Ioperi
TirfstMinosta.
gsorflalloin Dotellieu onllstdlat
lnar tosolttiesInon rG0ttaneet Ia
jpiftao $4,000 9Estoriou fooitfpmlt
jo,y1rneibcn atDusta!ulietll il raat
tiet otpot htnanreet papaoto fppt
ia r1na.ha aluaastilsta
Columbia Miper Ynsfins phtio {
luomuttun,it fnfii b6Drnlaitpods,
ofu.7totorfots1fieen in tirtfoia
nnnto ruferrufiio on n.posti,t IL
.u,uett1s oiln1noifli fooittnmille,
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Hlipfannm rajd6taapt, nieita fac!tu.

Gueene, Ore. Nelid Iasta po-
loi flsclinatii ia ,,ieita inslita lopila
ia aifuiIin poboin paloi fun gaiolls-
nifarrlt rGiGbti syber Sobnionin IA
IIosja. geelid lorffaontuneesta lunl-
Ifnrr ftacletpan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-28
PARkHILL FOR GOVERNOR
pensacola Journal.)


In view of the fact that all over the state an
The Journal wishes to nominate as candidate for
been long identified with the state of Florida, but
has held national Office and served his country
we'll both in civf life and In military service
Judge Parkhill is not only well fitted for the
Office of chief executive of the state through
training and ability, but his election to that Office
would place in the executive mansion a typical
son OF Florida, man in every fibre of whose be-
ing the traditions CT the old South mingle with
the progressive ideas of the new
The Journal believes that not only would Judge
Parkhill serve well this state as it's governor,
but that if he announces for the race he will re.
ceive an overwhelming vote.
He has long served his state and the nation
and it is but fitting that the state in turn should
honor him.
Here in West Florida, Judge Parkhill once made
his home. And in North and South Florida he is
equally we'll known. His candidacy for governor
of the state would mean that Florida would have
at the head of its government man well trained
in legal matters, man who has served not only
IN the Spanish American war, but in the world
war. and one who, through actual experiences in
civil and military life, has wide understanding
Of human nature.
AS member of the judge advocate generals
department during the world war, Judge Parkhill
came in contact with many legal matters which
gave him an insight into world conditions and
today when the world is in turmoil the state
cannot afford to pass by men who know not only
their own state and state politics, but world con.
ditions and world politics, as well. The world
Is knocking at our door, and only by under.
standing may we hope to steer the affairs of
the state and nation to a safe harbor.
In presenting the name of Judge Parkhill for
governor of Florida, The Journal does SO without
having consulted him, but that he would serve
II chosen by the people of his state, one must
believe who has followed his career and has
seen how faithfully he has always discharged
public and private duty.
Charles B. ParkhiH for 1924 Let that be
Florida's slogan. AS fitting candidate for guber
material honors, The Journal presents his name
to the people Of the state where he has lived
with honor and served we'll"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-28
As Others See 1t
A DANGEROUS TREND
Orlando Reporter-Star.)

The resignation of Judge Lands from the fed
eral bench life job with fairly respectable sal
airy, and very we'll defined honors, to accept en-
ployment and give all of his time to the employ
ment Of organized baseball at $4,000 a year
shows the dangerous trend Especially when taxi
en- in connection with the retirement of post
master general to accept at s15O,OOO-a-year job
with movie producers.
Suppose the plain ordinary gamblers of the
country, and the men and women of the under
world should decide to follow the example of
the baseball gamblers and the high salaried,
high society people Of recent notoriety, and tend
an invitation to Chief Justice Taft to step down
from his exalted position and accept employment
from them at a salary that disturbs the dreams
of the average man? Would Mr.. Taft accept? We
hardly think Yet the comparison is not over
drawn. The plain old-fashioned gambler who has
been with since the beginning of time is not
one whit worse than the baseball gambler who
fleece a credulous people. Nor are the immoral
practices of the underworld any more revolving
than the immoral practices of the upper crust
And if they have money with which to buy i'm
munity and responsibility, would not Mr.. Taft be
justified in accepting employment?
The same reasoning must apply to the one case
as the others. Mr. Taft is man pre-emnently
respectable, opposed to lawlessness and immor-
atty just the other two men who have left their
federal duties to serve commercialized amuse.
ment. Both Mr.. Lands and Mr. Hays are men
of such high standing and fine personal fiber in
their make up that no one believes that they will
knowingly be parties to anything immoral or dis.
honest.
The one fact that can not be got away from
however Is that these gamblers and producers
are trying to buy responsibility for their institu
tons by calling to their aid these men of estab-
lished regulations for integrity and honor. 1t is
a bad precedent and it is to be regretted that
men of their type should fall for It, Mr. Hays
is wonderful organizer and his fine abilities
have already been manifest in the postcfhce de-
partment. He had future before him that would
have led to glorious achievement The danger
now is, that he has placed an obstacle in the
advancement in public favor. The deed is bad
to say the least. =
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-28
NOMINATING A GOVERNOR

Charles B. Parkhll, of ampa, is nominated
for governor of Florida by the Pensacola Journal.
In another column on this page of The Evening
Telegram is the Journals nominating speech, an
utterance that will be read with considerable in
terest not only by those politically inclined but by
everybody interested in selecting a worthy sue
cessor 10 Cary A. Hardee man of high type, one
who will not only maintain the dignity Of this
high Office but render service to Florida. Judg-
ing from outside expressions concerning Judge
Parkhill, he would make excellent gubernatorlal
timber and be credit to his state. he Journal
covers the qualifications of its nominee so thor
oughly that amplihcstion is entirely unnecessary.
There will Of course be other candidates for the
first Office in Florida's gift but this much may be
said, that the others Will have TO secure most
unusual endorsement if they wish to overcome the
nice things said of Colonel Parkhill.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-28
THE IDEAL NEWSPAPER

Recalling the fable about the man and his son
and his donkey, one might reasonably conclude
that Aesop w:s newspaper publisher, says the
Atlanta Journal. Arthur H. Fclwell, in LesIie's
Weekly tells of newspaper publisher who de-
cided to make his newspaper what everybody
would like
How can make mine the ideal ncwspaper?"
he asked
he following answers greeted the query:
Cut out the crimes. the murders, the sensational
divorce case reports, said the nice people
Cut out the accidents. the railway and steam
ship disasters" said the people who couldn't
bear" to read such things.
Cut out the politics. said the od-fashioned
woman. Il don't understand it, and haven't time
for it"
Cut out the league of nations and all that
heavy stuff. yawned the Aappers of both sexes.
What's it all about, anyway"
Cut out the so-called funny pictures said
the careful mother Such pictures aren't funny
and they re bad. very bad, for children"
Cut out the ponderous editorial" said the man
who merely scans the headlines. Nobody reads
EN- nowadays"
Cut out the woman's page" said the female
with the strong mind It's mushy, trashy, trivial,
an insult to our sex.
If he followed all their suggestions, he at least
had the advertisements left And everybody reads
the Want-Ads."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-28
ORDINANCE NO. 2s9

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR TIL
APPOINTMENT OF A BUILDING INSPECTOR
FIXING HIS COMPENSATION AND PR0VID
ING FOR THE PAYMENT OF FEES FOR is
SUANCE or BUILDING PERMITS.
BE N ORDAINED BY THE CITY COM
MISSION OF THE CITY OF LAKELAND
FOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA:
Section l. That the City Commission !
hereby authorized and empowered to appoin
a building inspector who shall have charg'
speuii0n Of buildings and such other and fur
City Commission
Section .. That said building inspector
shall receive 4 salary as fixed by the cit!
Commission, not 10 exceed the amount Of fee.
collected by him in the performance OF In
duties as Building Inspector.
Section 3. Before issuing any permit, I'll,
Building Inspector shall Collect the folOwin,
fees upon the estimated cost Of construction
to-wt:
Fifty t5O) cents on structures costing up {,
$500.
One $1,000 dollar on structures costing
more than $4,000 anL up to $2.n00.00.
Two dollars aud fifty cents $3.50 on struc
lures costing more than $2,0000O aud up u
ST.. DOT. 90.
Five (s5.OO) dollars on structures costin,
more than $J,000.O0 and up to $lo,000.00.
Ten $4,000 dollars ON structures COSTING
more than Sl0,000.0D and up to $25,000.00.
Fifteen ($l5.0W dollars on all structure.
costing more than $25.000.00.
The said Biuifug Inspector shall pay salt
fees over to the City Treasurer monthly, takini