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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
aibam Bpm einem be,Itiben
0eiHtpaber bonibaroirt.

St. pettrsburg, 1S. Roo.
2lm a6eRo tpurbe bier bds Jolgenos
bstann! gsmadt:
.2lm Wlorsen bes II. Nopem6er ers
f4ien Elm SeutItes g,fdpabsr. aus
3ipst areuasrn, 5.6H 5orpsoobooter
anb mebreren dnosrsn Oumpfern be.
itebenb, Dor 2ibdu. Die Deuti4eil
bpmbarbirttn ben 6afen uno bic
StaSt unb idoisn mebtsre @ebduSe
in @ranb.
.Mm ielben Gag, i.6r friib am
MorssR, bombdrbirte bic ruiiiite
ylptte I'M S4par3sn Mesr bic Stabt
3rnpsSunt IN RIsinaiten. ben Safsn
inb bic aafsrns urO idob mshrere
gebGubs al Der tiiits In 9rano. gs
ipuren feline tiir.if4sn Stiffe in
Gi6t.
3psi bsuti6e 9ensrdle
sefalIsn.
Berlin. pia Sdas unb 2onbon,
18. Rppember. Die llsueife oeutide
gsrluiiliite tiinbist ben Sob BON Sp.i
gensrdlsn unb bic g.runnbung zines
briiten an. @en.rnI 2llfrtb BON @ris.
fen ipurbe am 8. ROOember sstObtet
unb aud @.nsral ponatpsl, Der &oms
manbeur elmer giei.roe Snfanteris.
Dipiiion, 1T nuf BEN S8IahtfeIb sss
fallen. General GtsHs,r, Der aom.
manbsur Der SO. SHfanttris 9risd.
Be, III i4mss psrnunoet srrtssfl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
nern berfolgt unb srsab fi4 bunn,
Obne WibetitanO 5u lsiitsn. Gr purbe
mad @nsfen IN POIen gebra4t.
9as 1apital Der arnpp'a
fben Jabrif
@pGGbon 100000 auf 25o,-
100000 mart srb0bt
nerben.

100000 Mart srb0bt
neroen.
Berlin, 18. Nob. Das &apitdl
Der &rupp'f6m &ompasnie, tpel9e
bic Qrtillerie fir bic beutf9e armee
ansefsrtigt, ipie dIb Diel anosres
&riegsmaterial, pirb pon 100000
uuf 250,00o,000 Mart erb0bt tperoen.
Gin babingebenber @Orf6Gag 1T ben
0ireftoren>in elmer am Il. glopember
in gHen itattgefunbenen SeneraIoer1
iummlung unterbreitet poroen. Die
GrbDbung piro in SOlge Der grobem
Qnforosrungen, bic ieit benz 4usbru9
bes &rieges an bic &rupp' i9en Werte
geitellt psrben, bur6 ben 2lntouf bon
aoblenbergperten uIp. gere4tfertist.
Der gr0bts Sbeil Der neuen Qttien
ipirb pie gep0bnlih bon Der &rupp-
i8en 5amilis iiber nommen peroen.
Sin Sbeil beg neuen &apitdls Dtro
am 81. DECEMBER einbe5ablt Deroen.
Die Oirettoren ertlGrten audi cine
0ipiDsHos Don SpDlf pro3ent, gegen
IA Pro5ent i'm DOrigen Sabre. Sic
bstpiIigten ferner 100000 Wturt
fir bic llnteritiiBung Der SSamilien
pon glrbeitern uno QngefteGten, bic int
6sere Otsnen; 100000 Wurt fir bic
4ngeItellten bes llrldubs SorDs unb
100000 fir ben peniionsfonos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Sn S'lanoern fo6t oie moroeri(6e
56la6t ueifer, o6ne eine @nt-
(6eiollng 81 6rinsen.
9ie gerbem umo Montene9riner er4ei.
oen weitere Nteoerlagen.


@eEnbn9
arsfau
nunb 4spsn
AUDI Il en-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Sns Qtusemeinen siinftis
2auttn bic offisiellen
beutf9en Radri9ten

beutfden Ra4ri9ten
ibtr bic ariegsIage.
Berlin, 18. gloD. Dos beutf6s
@roBe 3auptquariisr bat am mitt'
mod bas Golgsnbe betonnt semadt:
.Die admpft In Deit GIanberr
bdutrn an unb bic Gage 1T I'm @an'
asn iinperGnbsrt.
rSu ben arsonnen fiHb uniere an.
sriffs bon grfols besleitet. atnsriffs
Der GransOfsn fiioIid pORgnbun iiHS
suriidgsidlasen iporben.
.llnfer. 5ruppen, bic am ipeitliden
lifer Der Wnas, BEL CT. Wibiel, por'
s.riidt paren, purbtn am Dienitas in
beftissr msiie angssriffen. uub nab
rsnb Der G.inb am alnfans erfOlsreid
ipar, ipurbe er fpdtsr bod uolitanbig
sei4lassn.
.Siib0tli9 DON Don gir.b ipurben
tinise poiition.n bes 5einbes i'm
Sturm stnommen. Inter anberen pos
iitionsn ipurbs aud bas Shlob Gba.
iiIIOn Don unfsr.n Sruppsn eritiirmt.
ssSn poIen, nDrbIid DON 2obs, 1T
eine neue G9Iadt i'm Ganse, Is III
aber nod ieine gniiteibuns erfOIst.
.Siib5flid DON Solbau, an Der
oitprsubifhen Grtngs purSs bsr
5einb mad bIutisen admpfsn se5lpun.
gen, fi9 in Der Ridtuns auf WIaDa,
in pOIsH, auriidsu3iefn. 4m frtrsm
iptftIifxn 1IiiseI in Sipr.uBen iDur.
be cine itarte ruifiide aaDalleriesglb.
tbeiluns, bic am 16. uno fpisbsr am
II. Wopember seidlasen tpurbe, burd
9ilIfaIIsn iiber bic ruifii9. Grehae
suriidsstrisben.
Sn einsm anberm nffi5ielsu BE.
ri6t, Der pdbrenb bes 9ases dusgss
gsbsn tpurbe, fpirb srtldri. bab bic
Dpsrdiipnsn Der beutf6n armee uuf
bsm 5ffIiasn arisssTdaupIab sinsn
siimitissn Jortgans nsbmsn. Die
Dsutftsn niibsn allen anitein nah
ben bsi MDeIapsi srruHgsnen Siss
nah RrdfteH aus. Die Bel aipHO &c.
idlassns ruififde qrmss tsfinbst
ii4 pabrfdsinIi6 in Der Gssenb Don
a,lod, unb oieisnis.. bic bei Woela.
met seidIugen ipurbs. bsfinbet ii4
i.bi in Der Edbs DON autno unb 2ss
idpiso. Sir bi. GOrtiesuns Der Ope.
raiioneu sesen bic rufTii6e Saupta
aru,es ift es bon Der sr6bten Widtis-
ieit, bab aud bi. beuti4sn sruppeu
in Der HGhe BON Solbau am rsdten
Jliissl Der ruifiiden armee erfoIsr.i4
s.pefsn iinb. @eun bic Ruiien bic
abFhi baben. iih binisr bic Wsi9feI
5uriidsusieben. oann biirfie bies BEL
bsm aub.rorb,ntIib idIe4ieu gu.
iianb br meg. NIT isbr sroben
Sdnisris!eii.n bertniipft fsin, unb
man bdIt g bssbaIb fir ipabrideins
Iidr, bob bic RuiIsn biesi.its Der
WsidIeI sinsr Qlnsriff Der Seuti4.n
uHb S.ftertsi4er abDarten DsrSsn.
Die @srliner 3situnssn trlldr.H
absrmaIs, bab Der Gan bon gsIsrab
beDoriiebe.
Gs tpirb aud OffisieII IN glbrebe &c. |
iisIi. bdb Der Ssrsos DON grauns
fap.ig psripunbst Ob.r gsfdns.n s..
nommsn tporben f.i Obsr permibi
ipsrbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Mnseb6rise fetubliAer
Sednber
GDerben aug pielsn st b.
ten unD 9egeneeu
0eutf 6la osauS-


qeDiefeu
Berlin, IS. gtpp. oid Saaq unD
QpnDon. Die 2luspeiiung aller linz
tcrtbanen DON 2Gnbern, nit benen iib
9eutIalanb i'm &riege befinOet, aus
5ruHtfurt am Wdin, Guf bic pdbreno
ner lsbten Gage in ben 9epei9en Be
qua aenommeu porben lit, mar aaT
Gruno eines pom gbef bes erpben &C.
Rsrulta6s erluTenen 9efebls erfolgt
Der Bortlaut pieies 9eiebls purne
am Wlittpod per0ffentli9t. uno i9m
eemGb miiiien bic 4nsebOriaen feinof
liber Gambler rbne unteriAieo Des
9llter Ober bss 9eI6ledtes bic fol-
genpen gIdbe perlaiIen: potsbum, bic
Siticetiite, eini6Iieblib Der snieI
Riissn; S:sttiH, SdneibemiibI, SborH,
R6nissberg, in Sit preubeu, bic BE.
feitigunsen an ben maiurti9en SeeH,
Glbina Marisnburg. 9eipsig, poien
Gtogau, bic aiiite Der Rorbiee nno
ale beutIden syuieln an Der yeorblee.
Hpitot, 2iibed, ReuHtiiniter, &iel,
Gmben, 0ilbslmsbuben; bic 9eldnoe
lGngs bes aiel Sunuls unb on Der
gIbe Miinbung unb Der Miinbung
Der Weier biz nan 6arn6uro uno 8re-
men, eini4Iiebli9 bieIer 5tDei StGbte;
2iesuiB, greslau, 9ldB, @Hen, Dill
IeIporf, aOln, Riirubsrs, @otba, Sress
ben, Sriebri9sbafeu, bic Ru9barihaft
Der 9efeHsungen an pberen Rbein,
on Der 2abn, Bah Iuubeim, Strab.
burg. Reubreiiua, wtes, DiebenboTen,
SanSis, Sraubena, &ulm, Darmitabt
unb Jrantfurt am Ufain.
Die SGeli6e RunbTdau fast, baB
biunsn turaem nod ihdrfere Mobre.
eeIn in bieier Sinii4t ungeDronet tDiirs
ben.
Sisief6e 3situns iast aud, bab.
be nl9eruebmeu ua6. IN RuBldno an-
iGffiae Oeutide eeSnunsen ieien, in
SonSsntratirnsIoseru su Isben, uno
bab. psnn pieie Nuhritt auf Mabr-
belt beruhen iplte, 0euti9lanb Dis
berpergsltunu iiben fperbe, inbem es
ale ruiiiIhen untertbanen, bic IN
Teutihlanb Ieben, ebeufaas in &on'
sentrationslager unterbringeu perbe.
rGesen bic SanblungsDeiie Gns-
ldnbs, inoem es beut1he srouen ins
oerporfen bat, baben mir
our6 neutrale Md9te in Der energiihz
Ell Weiie in 2Dnbon proteittrt", fagt
bic 3eitung. Sb 9eutf9lanb oe5pun-
pen fetn ipirb, bic in SeutiAlano
lebenSen ensliIden 6ruuen elm.
,ufperren, tpirb pm benz ReIuItat bic
ier unterborbluugen abbdnsen.
Die 8erluite Der gngIGn.
Der.
2onSon, 1s. gop. @erIuitIiiten
bonn IL, u. uno 13. glppsmber ees
mdb purben an OieIen 9aesn 25 bris
tiIde Sffiaiere setDbtet uno 80 per-
punoet. IA Sffi3iers iperben aIs oer-
mibt ansemeIoet. Inter ben 8erlDuua
oeten befinbst ii9 Der 9risaoeseHeraI
Srebsrit 8. Sbaip, Der bic 9. Srfans
teries9riQobe tpmmdnoirt.
Dr.. Rubolpb Gmmerf9 9s.
itprben.
Min9en, 19. glpp. Dr. Gus
,olpb @mmeri5, profeFor Der 5paie-
lie uno 8dttereplosie an Der llnipers
itGt bon Whinhen, TT bier I'M Mter
,n,, 40 Hsahe,r4 osftnr fxps4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
DemtidJe iinb biterrethiihe
9rieBSBefangene
@trben BON ben Gnsldn
bern unb Ruffsnin mi.
ittabler Wtiie Be.

bdnbeIt.
MnfbinstOn .. G.. 18. glOp.
Die beutfde gOtiaaft ndais aHl
Wlittipodb bas 'Solsenbs beionnt:
.Japan hot Bis isbt feline gsfanse,
utn pOrsiisIid bebanbsIi, auperIdifissn
Nadri@tsn aus Suns aOna aufoIs,
iperbsn dbsr bort bic Deuifdsn Dol,
ben GnaIdnbstn iaIs4t bsbdnbeIt. eis
ivtrbsn asstpunssn bis Strdbeu unb
Mb5usstandIs au rsinisen.
.RdGriHisn aus Gbarbin, IN Der
Wsanbf2ursi tsiidtissn bub ii6 bic
bsutiden unb SIisrrsiaiiHtn Gsfanse.
nsu auf BEN 1ranspuri na& CIt.Sis
tisim IN sinsm i4nGIi&sa 8aitauss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

Die Gerber, bic in ben IsBten
aGmpfen nit ben Seitsrreidern AZ
&anonen uno 81 Mai4inengeiAiiBe
Derloren buben, ton3entriren jsst bret
9ipiiiOnen IN befeitigtsn Steaungen
liioli9 DON 9elgrab.
.Na6 brsi 5age langen &fen
babsn bic Seiterreiher bic Wontenez
grinsr bel 5rubOur beiiegt.
Die 5eitung gr3smpsl, bic jeBt
tpieosr Don ben Rufen beIasert lpirb,
If fir 3p0lf Wonate perProOtantirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Jnternirte 2luslanoer
SolIenin Deut 9lanD IN b
Trantrstd beiiere Be
banblunqerfabre

Saaq Ciibsr 2onbOn). 18. gioO
Bon Offisieler beuti6er Geite Dirl
ter q(Fociirten preiie mitgetbelIt, bal
ein qlan unter 9eratAuna lei, peitert
| qeqsnieitioe ReguliruHss Wletbober
aegen internirte yii4ttOm6dttsnten Dor
,Sranfreif uno 3eutitlano etn3uIel
ten. Gs 1T porgeidIagen, oaB ein'
beutide &ommiiiion Die fran5DIH6er
unb cine fran30iii9e Sommiiiion BIZ
beutihen Detentions Eager beiude
be tbdtIdtlideu 3uitGuoe unter Der
oetinirtsn ausldnbtiden giirgern felt
IteIIen unb ipenn mDgli6. einen plal
| unterbreiten fpleu, bem5ufolse beio'
Ratipnen in 3utunft uOr DeitereT
braItii6en MitteIn abiteben perSeH.
@ag Ste &uiien iiber Die
Sage auf oem oitli6en
ariegsi9aupIos 81
iagen b.aben.
ct. getergbura IS. gsoobr.
Der foIgenbe offi3ieae 9erift pom
groben r,tiiiiben Sauptquartier Uur'
Sc bier am glbeno peroffentlidt:
.3nii6en Der @ei6ieI unb Ger
Wartbe lpurben itniere Srlppen Don
ber 9eItifen, Die tpie6er Die Sffen.
itpe crgriffen baben, IN Der &iftun9
auf 9soure 5uriidgeorGngt. @S seIang
oem Seino aud, iih in Der @egeno
Don 2ent6isu un6 Srlolp feit5uiesen,
no uniere gorbut in Ser 9fiatrne auf
3iontef juriifseiporien purOe.
,,ssn Sit-Treuben MAIDEN uniere
Srltppen Sortitritte unb es fi1tben
beftige Gantpfe an Der Suntbinnen.
anger6urg Sront itait, bic Don benz
6eiroe in bartndtiger @eiie oertbei-
bigt pirb.
Sin Der Sront Idngs Der moiuri.
iden Seelr iino ilriere Sruppen Dor
zen Stn6eIbrnbtgepirren Der feirlo-
lihen Steaungen angetommeI, Die
mir an einieen StelIen burhbrohen
Daben.
Sin Ser 5rout slpiidjen Sifjen.
itotau uno @rotau baben bier gr6.
berc Srlppenabtbcilungen Den 5eino
uno cine fleine sl5tbei-
lung bel 2ooopis geidIaeen.
nSn @aliaien baben mir Die &arpa.
tbenpGiie beiest"
q dberes iiber bic Sefaa.
senua9me oes 9oubers
ueurs BON Wari9du.
Berlin, 18. glopem6sr. Der
Sorrsiponoent Ses Saseblatt in go.
len meIbet RGberes iiber bic 9eIan.
gsnnabme oes 9eneraIsoupernsurs
pon 8arfhau, General BON aorff,
am MOntag @ormittas. Gs sebt bars
aus berpor, oab Der Gpuperueur nit
ieinem 9lojutanten In 9lutomObil ii9
Der Stubt &utnO ndberte, ni6t ipii-
isnb, bab bic Stabt bsreits BON ben
0eutiden mad blutisen Strubentdma
pfen eingenommsn fporbsn mar. Der
@ouDerneur Iob ith pl0bli4 elmer
beuti6eu Notwithstanding ssssn.
iiber, ortbts I'm unb ipoQts fIisbsn. Gr
Uasos assr ppst een Msssr Ogasc.|
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Min9en 1S. gpp. Dr. Rus
bolpb @mmeri5, profsifor Der Spaie.
ME unb 9attereplOsis on Der nnipers
iitGt Don Udin6en, TT bier I'M gatsr
ppn 92 ssahren ssitprbsgI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

Sir Obio; G60nss goetter am
Donneritag unb Treitos. ausssnom-
men Giri1reaeu ober Shnse I'M n0r0-
IiGsn 9fkil. adlter ON iyreitag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
sic Muiien 9eben tbrt 9>teoerlo9e
nuo ibren Macf5ng ju*
0enti6en 8eri6ten gertab iino lie AUDI TT Sit-
preuben bel Soloan 9ei6la9en luoroen.

bsfinbsn. Die fsesen banssn i6nsn
bonn asibe berunter; pisle iinb ohne
sdube unb Striimpfe unb ben arau.
ten ipirb ni6t bic serinsite 2lufmsrf.
iaHrtsit sei9entt. 2lu6 miiiisn iie fir
Die ibnen aersi4te ifledts unb unss.
nigsnbe Rabruns be5ubIen.
@as bic Gran3oien
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION MEETS

Richmond, Va, Dee. 9.-There
met here today the National Society
for the Promotion Of Industrial Edu-
cation. For many months informa-
tion has been sought In all parts OF
the country for use at this conven-
tion and much good will undoubted-
ly result. The main purpose is to
formulate plans for improving the
opportunities for training and prep
aration for the vocations. The COM
mittee in charge of this survey in
cludes DR.. Leonard P. Ayres of the
Russell Sage foundation, l.. w.
Hatch of the department Of labor,
Albany; Charles H. verrill, bureau
Of labor statistics, Washington; j..
A. C. Chandler, superintendent OF
schools, Richmond; Charles H 9.
Winslow, bureau of labor statistics,
Washington Charles R. Richards
director, Cooper Union, New York
and C. A. Prosser, secretary of the
National Society for the Promotion
of Industrial Education.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
MISSOURI FARM CONGRESS

st. Joseph, Mo-, Dec. 9.-The
Interstate agricultural and indus
trial congress opened here today for
a four days exhibition upon a more
elaborate scale than ever heretofore
held. Prominent agricultural ex-
perts Of the United States govern
ment and of Missouri and other
States will have charge of special
subjects, everything being special
lied. There are up to date exhibits
of conveniences for the home and
farm machinery. Live animals will
be used in the livestock lectures.
Experts are testing the producing
qualities of the feed for dairy COWS
in two weeks try-out. There will
be the lighter side in the boys corn
husking contest for which liberal
prizes will be given. The girls will
have contests in home economies.
The exhibits of farm machinery,
products of the field, orchards, dairy
products and the home economies
department excel in attractiveness
anything of the kind ever before
seen in this State.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
GOT ALLEGED POSTAL
THIEF AT LAST

Jacksonville, Dec. 9.-Said to
have baffled federal authorities for
a year, and to have successfully pur.
loined some $1,000 from registered
letters in that time, J. P. King.
26 year old white man of Montgom-
cry, Ala. who has been In the pos
tai service for about four years, was
indicted by the United States grand
jury here on charge of robbing
the mails. He is said to have q wife
and two little baby girls. aged 6
months and 2 years respectively,
living at 1 Fulton avenue in the
Alabama city, and has been running
on mail cars between that place and
Jacksonville Postoffice inspectors
trapped him following the alleged
disappearance Of $50 from a letter
Consigned to Postmaster Peter Dig
nan, 1t is said. They had long been
investigating similar mysterious dis
appearances, and it had been noted
that the robberies aIways occurred
in letters sent over certain route,
and on certain trains. Kings meth
cd, 1t Is claimed. was to remove but
part Of the money, and the proceed
ure caused considerable delay in ap-
pretending him, as disappearance
were at first ascribed merely to mis-
takes in remitting.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
RISKY TO RUN ENGINE
IN THAT SECTION

Miami, Dec. 81. E. Murphy
and wife, Of Douglas, Ariz.. have
arrived in town and are at the San
Carlos. Mr.. Murphy is an engineer I,
running on train between Ell Paso
and Tucson. He has had the ex-
perience of having two firemen
killed at his side by Mexican bullets,
an outrage from whicn there was
no redress. The killing took place
at the battle of Aqua Praita, and
that he escaped was more luck than
anything else. The Murphys make
their home in Douglas, and for the
past two months Mexican shells have
burst across the line into town and
bullets have riddled their own home
which is only twelve blocks away
from the international border.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
BELGIAN ALL-STAR
RELIEF FETE

New York, Dec. 9.-An unusual
ly notable Historical Stage Review
formed the principal part Of an all
star cast program at the Strand the
ater yesterday under the patronage
Of King Albert OF Belgium, to swell
the Belgian relief fund. Among the
who have contributed
their services are Mrs. Patrick
Campbell, Nine. Nazimova, Miss
Margaret Anglin, Miss Blanche
Walsh, Miss Blanche Bates, Miss
Ruth Chatterton, Miss Rose Cogh-
lin, Miss Jane Cowl. Miss Marie
Doro, Miss Edith Wynn Matthison
Miss Julie Opp, Miss Annie Russell.
Miss Mary Shaw, Miss Marie Temp
est, Miss Phyllis Terry, William II .
Crane, Henry E. Dixey, John Drew,
William Faversham, William Gill
lette, Robert Mantell, Henry Miller
Joseph Weber, Francis Wilson and
Eben Plimpton. Rarely, if ever, has
such galaxy of stars been seen at
one exhibition.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
RIVERS AND EARBORS
CONVENTION

Washington, Dec. 9.-The ma
tional rivers and harbors convention
assembled here today for three
days session. President Wilson has
been asked to address the delegates.
Many of the, representative delega-
tions that have even been sent here
to influence legislation are on hand
to further the interests of their par
ticular local waterways or harbors.
Among these is deeper Hudson
delegation from the headwaters of
the Hudson, the Baltimore Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
tion, representatives of many cities
on the Ohio, Missouri and Mississip-
pi rivers. as well as every other part
of the country. Each delegation
seeks to have larger appropriations
for their particular district, and if
the whole were allowed they would
deplete the United States treasury.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
County School
Board Met In
Regular Session

Barlow. Dec. 9.--The board OF
public instruction met in regular
session in the Office of the s,rperin.
tondent with J. c. Owens, e. NJ.
Taw, md the superintendent pres
ent. Minutes of previous, meetings
were read and approved.
]. H. McLain, w. D.. Howell and
F.. c. Williams, trustees of the Au-
burndale special tax school district.
appeared before the board relative
to the sale of the Auburndafe schoo,
bonds to the State department. AZ
ter some discussion, 1t was decided
to take the matter up with the state
at once.
The superintendent reported to the
board that he had suspended the
Agricola school, stating that the av-
erage attendance was below the re-
quired number. The board con-
firmed his action.
The resignation Of J. B. Pylant
as one Of the trustees of the survey
or's lake district, was accepted.
The treasurer made his monthly
report as follows which was exam.
lned and approved.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
BIG TOURIST RUSH
AFTER HOLIDAYS

Jacksonville, Dec. 9.-Local
railroad men say that tourists and
homeseeker business should pick up
wonderfully after the 1rst Of next
year. At present the now is steady,
but the big rush is not expected un-
til after the holidays are over. 1t
is the general belief among trans
portation officials that the people
from the North and West who have
remained at home this long will
spend Christmas and New Years
there, and wait until after they are
over before contemplating travel.
Others argue that colder weather is
needed to drive the biggest portion
of them southwark. One railroad
agent stated that II the present rain
brought good cold weather the re-
suit would soon be evident. In jan
uary and February Florida expert
ences it's coolest weather, and this
means that in the North and West
the snow is deep and the storms are
frequent. Such conditions are need
ed to drive the average man to the
warmer climes, 1t is said. The reg
ular tourist and the wealthy class
will come anyway, because they can
afford it, but the ordinary visitor
will wait as long as possible before
starting South, and then he must
, come to Florida IL he expects to en-
Joy warmer weather.
The railroads entering Jackson
vile and Florida are expecting the
big rush after New Years, and back
up their belief by saying that many
of the large and small hotels, al
though some Of them have already
opened, are preparing ror the crowds
in January.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
Attacks On
R. & H. Bill
UnfOunded
so DECLARED SENATOR RAMS.
DELL TODAY
Branded as False Accusations That
the Bill Contained Any
Corrupt Items
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. 9.-Senator
Ransdell declared before the rivers
and harbors congress here today thar
attacks on rivers and harbors Iegis-
latiOn were unfounded and prac-
tically without merit and many
charges were devoid even OF vestige
of truth. lie said the assertion
that the rivers anu harbora bills
contained corrupt items was to
charge that the United States army
corps Of engineers and members of
the House and Senate, who support
ed the measure were guilty of fraud.
He branded such accusations as
false.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
NO NEWS OF THE
MISSING TRAINED NURSE

Jacksonville, Dec. 9.-After an
incessant search lasting since Satur-
day, officials of the moulton & Kyle
establishment confess
baffled in the case of
Miss Ida Acosta Nichols, missing
DeSoto Sanatorium nurse whose
purse containing letter addressed
Dearest" was found on a dock at
the foot Of Stockton street, following
her disappearance Friday night. The
finding of the purse was the only
reason for the search Of the river.
That its discovery on the dock may
have been merely coincidence is
still theory Of the police and other
officials. Miss Nichols beonged to
one of the most prominent families
in Georgia. according to reports
from Waycross, where her people
live, and she was daughter OF the
late Congressman John C. Nichols.
During her residence there she was
one Of the most popular members OF
the younger set, and had wide
circle Of friends throughout the
State. Her relatives there, as well
as her two brothers, William and
John Nichols, who are now in Jack
sonville, have no clew whatever to
her whereabouts, and can ascribe no
cause for a voluntary disappearance
or death.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
(By Associated Press. }

London, Dec. 9.-The German
center line in Russian Poland. hav-
ing occupied Lodz, is pushing east
ward after the retreating Russians.
according to a Berlin official an
nouncement. The strain on both
sides has been terrific and losses
heavy, SO it is expected that there
will be lull while the troops re-
cuperate.
News that the Germans made a
violent attack on south Ypres indi-
Gates that they have not abandoned
the idea of breaking through to the
French coast. 1t rs reported that
the pick of the German western
army has been concentrated for this
latest attack. The Russians claim,
that their retirement from Lode was
due to their own strategy, not to de-
feat.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-12-09
ESCAPED FLORIDA
CONvICTS CAPTURED

Pensacola, Dec. 9.-Sheriff Ellis
has received from Beaumont, Texas,
photographs and descriptions of two
men held there, and they were iden-
titled as Elliot and Martin, two of
the convicts who escaped from a
county camp two weeks ago after
choking a guard and killing trus-
ty. The sheriff left today for Texas
with requisition papers for the re-
turn of the men.