Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 15, 1912, Page 2

+ ¥ Light finvalopn in Germany. Sacrificed to “Black Goddess.” “Ever notice that letters recelved from Germany are inclosed in thin| peguited in sentence of death being | widened. was so called from the lead ' envelopes, with a colored inside® re- | pageeq at Mirzapur, southern India, | roofed n of Sir Hivgh Nevill, marked Curt Wollh¢int of Berlin at|recently on a Hindu named Rag- | which the « lired tor a4 court of the Willard. “The question has fre-| pynangan, A party of Hindu girls | justice don strects possess b quently been asked me whether this | wag oathering firewood in the forest | more int ire Iterary and histo- | - was because the foreigner demands one gay when the man rushed at| rical associatiors Here Peter Mot something a little fancier than the | them knocked one of them down, and | teux. the transii+ of “Don Quixote” | . . l i people of this country. Not at all. The | grove the others away. He picked kept “an East Itfi: shop.” and Gib- N reason is that the citizens of Germany, | pig victim up and carried her, scream- | bon's great-graniiather “did not as- N = Where most of the envelopes are|yng 1o 4 pir which he had dug. Cry- | pire a Lownonoof a linen o made, are conservationists. The Ger- | yng three times, “Hall, Mahabir! Hail, | draper adenhill street.” l‘fllFl; a man double envelope is only half as | pjack Goddess! Behold your sacri- | India House, where (harles Lamb and 3 heavy as the American envelope of | ficer ho thrust the girl into the pit, | the two Mills were clrks, stood om | equal size. The paper is very thin. | ro1eq grones upon her, and covered | the south side of the t. and 156 | And this is used primarily to cut dOWR | per with earth. When the vietim's | and 157 occupy the sit+ where the| The the cost of postage. It is a clever and | parents arrived the Hindu had filled | little midshipman in “Domhey & Son"% attractive envelope. There apparent-| iy the pit and was trampling down | used to hang.—Westminster Gazette. . ly is no demand for such an envelope | tha earth. The girl was dead. —_— coolest place ln in this country. If there should b]‘;,‘ e R o e Big shipment of Boys' Scout shoes | the American envelope makers wou ; ik ian ek i ey D IR e o o of s sors fOWNiSTOUr SOda glo‘n‘.hem i s b [ have just recetved a stock ©ofi3ng men's, Price shoes, $2 and $3 per [ WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM, prod- | par. {uct of WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM |pair. E. F. Bailey, exclusive Lake- Unbreakable glass, for which there 0., Charleston, South Carolina. It Secret of Unbreakable Glass. might be a den vented neariy Ing to Petronius and Dion Casslus,iang prown moth, bleaches dark fre though Pliny casts doubts on the s lisht story. An artist appeared b('forn;‘ 2 & '_ : % Siha it Wil Tiberius with a cup of glass which he | YOU have my guarortes tha w dashed violently on the ground. It|take off your freckles and tan or nd just now, was in- | js FINE, is fragrant and harmles: 0 years was neither broken nor cracked, but|will give you back your money. Come THE JARS ARE GE and two at most are suffi- I send them by mail, if de- merely dented, like a piece of metal.|in, sce and try it. Then the man produced a mallet and (1,4} hammered the cup back into its prop- er shape. Tiberius, however, asked Wwhether anybody else knew the secret and when the artist proudly answered “No,” had him instantly beheaded. The emperor feared that such glass would terribly depreciate the value of the prectous metal, cient, cired. Price 50 cents and $1. Wilson's Fair Skin Soap, 25c. LAKE PHARMACY. To the Letter. A woman caught smuggling hanged herself in her room, leaving a copy of Man Hater's Library, “Science and Health” open on the A horrible case of human sacrifice ago, M'(Om';and positively removes freckles, tan Will not make hair grow Misandry occasionally has its uges. A Russian lady, Mme. Kaissavow, who dled ten years ago in St. Petersburg, would not allow any book written by & man to enter her house. She was, however, a voraclous reader and wealthy enough to satisfy her crav- ings in this direction. On her death ber library was found to contain near- ly 18000 volumes—ail written by women. This was sald at the time to be the most extensive collection of table with the words “Sin is suiclde” underscored. Another example of the power of words. The words, the bare words, seemed everything. What they meant became as nothing compared with what they sald. What do they mean, anyway? “Sin is suicide.” Sui- cide 1s sin. It works backward or forward., Whatever they mean, they were certainly not intended to sug- gest that because somebody has done wrong he ought to kill himself, which this kind ever formed. 18 the way the thing got into this poor woman's brain. Wonderful qnd mys. Blind Workers First. terious is the force of the printed It was the recruit's first fire, A |word! plano factory was burning. Said the battalion chief to the recruit: “Find out where the tuning room is and make for that.” The recruit cheyed; afterward he asked why. “Because during working hours you are likely (o find several blind men there,” sald —e If you want a car, large or small, or if you do not want one just now, call in to see our line, get our prices, and take a ride in one of our splen- did machines. Three leading lines the chief. “Many plano tuners are |t0 select from. Will take desirably blind, and in case of fire they need |lccated city real estate in part pay- first help in getting out. When fight- |ment, fng fire in a piano factory alwa, ¥8 'Supply Co., Peacock Building. 4-19-t¢ bear that in mind." Lakeland Automobile and ! CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY— London Street’s Literary Anacinlonn.' Leadenhall street, which 15 to be| Oxfords, $1.50 to $3.00 per fountain. When you t|1and agent . |are tired and hot you Record of Talk Over 'Phone. -i Telephone conversation is Lkely to|CaN always l‘ind Some' .| play an important part in lawsuits and : thing sparkling, deli~ 1| criminal action at law with the per- 11 fecting of an apparatus by means of ; cious, refreshing and satis- | which a permanent record can be kept i of the words spoken over the tele- | phone. The improved telephone re- | ceiver is composed of two loud speak- ing telephones; one of these is fur- nished with the usual mouthpiece, the other is connected with the vibrating membrane of phonograph The cur- rent required for this telephone is a | little greater than for ordinary instal- lation. The phonograph record can be made to reproduce the speech, fying here. The many varie- ties of our soft drinks ena- bles you to get just'what you want— Something That Goes Right to the Spot There are many ways and many Lenten Fare. Egerton L. Winthrop, at the end of one of the meetings of the board of education in New York, said, apropcs b Al ki it of severity in the schoolroom: “These ingredients f g oversevere teachers always remind|and other summer drinks, but we use me of an oversevere parson. He, at & dinner party during Lent, sald to|orly the best methods and the best one of the guests, a famous raconteur: ‘My dear sir, as it {s Lent—and a Fri- |goods. @ay to boot—would you mind if 1 asked you to confine your efforts ex- clusively to fish stories? ” S. L. A, CLONTS * DEALER IN QUICK DELIVERY Red Cross Real [state Pharmacy uiios in Clonts’ Building, PHONE 89 SOME FINE BARGAINS, — 7 come, or the average earning capacity, to own his o casy way that it in no way works a hardship on him. WE WILL BUY YOU A HOME FOR $1 ,000.00 $2,000.00 $3,000.00 $4,000.00 Write For Literature $5,000.00 Amount deposited as dues Amount deducted for expenses ......... 18 Amount of loan made by the Company ....... 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Tabulated Illustration of a $1,000 Loan Made on Contracts that are from Six to Twelve Months Old Purchase Price of each Contract $6.00 Balance due Co., payable as per following table $ g946.00 | A [ Balance due on loan | Inerest per cent | Prneipal yearly ot | Yourly som princi- | Monthly total princi- |Why .Not Smoke the ears : each year I on yearly balance 1 $8.30 per month | pal and interest pal and interest . i i ! st | $946.00 $47.30 | o : e e : | BEST 4th 642.20 .\x‘.:& = 60 i ] 1100 : sth | $47.60 27.38 - ] Hed | 99.60 126, ! 0;: | ug,no 22.40 99.60 1 |;a4:.a ::: 5: | o i IR 17.42 | 9960 | 117.02 978 | th ‘ :::.“ .;:: | ,,.:: 112.04 9.34 | ¥ d 99 107.06 6 Months f 49.60 .48 l 49.60 ‘ :Z.ol :I:; : — — ——————— | | : i 9': years | ’ ‘ ‘ | 'I Princ. $946.00 ' $1194.90 Total Principal and Int. Yy you can pay back a $1,000.00 loan. note or mortgage elsewhere? ly advance deposits, after the third month. s 1 make m:re out of your money than you can make 3 mon at where. ‘We are 3 “HOMS "e{ a lower rate and on better terms than you can get else- . THE GUARANTEE INVESTMENT & LOAN C0. INCORPORATED UNDER THE STATE LAWS OF FLORIDA. For Information call on B. 1. SWATTS, Local Agent. Good News! The latest news can always be found at my News Stand, where th. leading newspapers and periodicals, magazines, etc., are on sale promptly after publication. Good}Views! of Florida scenery, including Lake- land postcards, are also in stock in great variety. No Blues! ith an ordinary in- Toomer Describes L’Engle’s | Democracy as Shady | and Doubtful Declines Joint Debate, Gives Rebuke ¢, “Mud Manners” in Democratic Primaries % Jacksonville, Fla., May 14, 1912, Mr. Claude L'Engle, Jacksonville, F'a. ; Sir—I notl;‘:egd in a number of political advertisements publisheg by you recently and containing persona] criticism and abuse of me, wit}, 5, reference to any matters of public ox political interest, that you are ayy. ious to meet me in a series of joint debates before the people of Flori; You have never addressed me any invitation of the kind, and I am, the,. fore, tempted to doubt the sincerity of your statement contained in 4,g published as mere political advertisement. : Assuming, however, that you wexe in earnest about it and that yo, had invited me in a proper way to meet you in joint ducnmo' ion, I beg 1, say that I would under no circumstances consider entering into joint ge. ‘bate with you and for these reasons: First. Your invitation, if such it may be called, to this discussion a5 the only reply I received to the statement I made to you that you had ob. tained some stolen dictation from my office and had published a forgery of my signature to an unaddressed, undelivered letter.. Your failur. t, PRODUCE THIS LETTER AND ACCOUNT FOR YOUR POSSESSION of it or withdraw and apologize for uttering a flagrant forgery of my name. forfeits for you the right to demand this courtesy at my hands. Second. This is a Democratic primary. I have been engaged in 1 fair presentation to the people of Florida of the views which I entertain upon Democratic principles like the proper regulation of trusts; revisior downward of the tariff; the co-operation by our general government wit;, the several States in building and maintaining interstate highways: the protection of the health of the people of Florida against foreign infec. tion; and questions of equal importance. I desire and intend to con- tinue this method of campaigning, stopping only to answer such private. personal, and business abuse and slauder of me by you as may seem intol- erable. You, upon the other hand, have IGNORED the discussion of any questions, whatever, of public interest, You elected to base your campaign upon statements of your “service to the people” as a sleuth and scandal scavenger, and have spent the rest of your time bitterly attacking Judge Martin and Capt. 0'Brien, two of our former competitors, and es- pecially abusing and misstating my personal and business record. You: sense of propriety is perhaps not so utterly dead as to prevent your real- izing the impropriety of my speaking with you, Third. We have no evidence, from any public performance of yours or any direct expression of -opinion upon any public question, that you are a Democrat at all. There are abundant evidences given to those who know you real well that you are a harmless anarchist; an iconoclast o very meager capacity, without faith or creed or ideals of any kind. The only evidence of your Democracy which has been given to the people of Florida was your sworn statement that you were a Democrat when you qualified as a candidate for this contest, Inasmuch as you neither have nor have not expressed in writing o otherwise any political principles and because your Democracy is of the most shady and doubtful character, there is nothing for me to discuss with you except scandal and private character, and this I positively will decline to engage in. I have no doubt you will make noisy and widespreai political advertisements of my unwillingness, which you will describe as fear, to encounter your over-powering courage and accomplishment in joint discussion. The truth is that I perhaps underrate your splendid ca- pacity in forensic fight; and have not the least fear of your wisdom o: logic or——, Joint discussion with me of business and professional re- pute has been my business for nineteen years and I have really enjoyed it. I prefer to continue my campaign, going as I will to the people and discussing Democratic doctrines andFlorida’s future welfare, and not to interrupt you in the operation of your “mud mill’ but to allow you to stagnate and strangle in the stench arising from the publication, anl free distribution of “Dixie,” the scandal-sheet, which is your only clain For those who smoke the splendid cigars carried, Lakeland and Tampa makes. Fine smoking tobacco also. Come, Choose! to fame, and which you publish for the sole purpose of injuring the char- acter of those who cannot adopt your methods, and many of whom have been your benefactors and friends, M E@ee @ 5 . Respectfully, W. M. 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