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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19

world in regard TO the gigantic aero
plane Of the Russian inventor, Sikorf-
sky, who, not content with one to
carry fifteen passengers, is now build
ing one to carry sixty people His
earlier machine has flown, so much
seems certain. Some description has
been given of its accommodations,
which include a cabin and berths. But
as to it's construction and it's record
information is still inadequate. If he
is successful with his still greater new
machine. it is likely to have an i'm
portant effect on military aviation.
The dirigible has been cultivated at
great cost, chiefly on account Of its
greater carrying capacity, but an
aeroplane which can carry five tons
of net cargo comes into the same
class, and for many purposes may
take the place of the dirigible balloon.
hundred machines, carrying 5000
armed men, might, under certain con-
ditions. be formidable force in war,
enabling an army to seize and hold
positions Of strategic Importance.
Little COrrosiOn in Skyscrapers.
From the Engineering Record
Among the first of the tall office
buildings in New York was the
Tower building, which, although only
ten stories high, was considered a
skyscraper when completed in 1889
Its recent demolition has called at
tention to it's position among pioneer
constructions of the modern type
office building, and it has been mis-
takenly credited as the first example
of steel cage construction. 1t Illus
trates an early stage in the develop
ment of tall steel buildings, the diff
ferent character of details prevailing
only twenty-five years ago, and
affords valuable information on the
effects of corrosion on iron and steel
members imperfectly protected
through quarter century of service.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
THE SANE FOURTH.

The celebration of the Fourth of July last year in
Newark was attended by not single serious accident
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
4 Glrantle Russian Aeroplane.

From the Springfield Republican.
1. 10 curious that only vague reports
have as vet reached the Western
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19
OPINIONS AND VIEWS FROM THE EXCHANGES

A careful and thorough examina-
ton made as the building was de-
molished showed practically no case
of very bad rusting-that is, of cor
rosion sufficient to impair the
strength of the metal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19

Copyright, 1914, by DIR. Il. J. Ed
wards, all rights reservedD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11
Cincinnati, gaitt,po6, ben Ii. Sebrnar 1914

priigelei stpifhen ben 5reunoen oes
4usgetpieIenen unD ben Pdrlaments7
tpa6eu.
Der Siea bes aabinets tei Der Qbz
itimmune iber ben Mntrug, WtiBz
trnuen gegen bic Regierung dus3us
priiden, tpurDe bon Der Wajoritdt nit
6o6rufen begriiBt, Ddbreno bic Wttnoz
ritdt Spottrufe ert0nen lieB.
so, 900 Mann 5ruppen ge@
gen hineiifde ga II b IL
ten abgei hidt.
peting, China, 10. 5ebr. Cine
10000 Mnnn itarfe hiueiii6e Nrmee,
unter benz aDmmanoo bes &rtegsminiz
tiers, General Suanzgbis Sui, 8o9 am
9ienitag ins 5elb, um ben nWeiBen
Wolf" nit feinen 5000 grigdnten 3u
um3ingeln unb nenn moglib gefdns
gen gu nebmsn. 9iefs 8unbiten baz
ben felt Monaten Die probin3 6onan
beimgefuht unb bic tletnen Stdbte
ausgepliinbert, in granO ge'tedt uno
Die 8etpohner in Der unbarmber5igiten
Wei'e abgei6lahtet.
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Die ssntereTsn Der b.ioen aompaenssr
iolIen auseblih NIT einanoer
perIhmolsen iperosn.
Golliiion in Der auft iib.r bsm Sohani
nistbalsr 5lugf.Io.
MarimO gaitino. Der ntritaniIhc
9anbit, ansebIih ssfansen
atnommen.

Die eugIiibe 1bronrfbe.
aonbon, 10. debr. - Sitsrheit
be s2ebeus sur Gee uno 6ome Rule
fir Srlano ipuroen in Der Shronrsoe.
inelde Der G1ais DOR benz purlament
p-las, beioEbers fharf berporssboben.
g onIt adb! bic 2bronreDe bios in
iar5Iofer I.iie Die QrbetteH Der porls
Ger parlamentsfibung auf. ayn Ietnen
gemertunssn lbsr 5ome RuIe lisb Der
aCnia ben Grnit Der Situation oeilts
lis srtenneu rno ipruh bic 6offnung
aus eab hitie 4Rselesenheit sa befries
bieenbsr GrleDiaung selanesH moas.
Bon ieinem beporiiehenoeu BeilIhe III
ssrdnirpih faste Der aonig. DAB er Gss
lsaenbeit biets, 3eugHiB bon ben her5s
libeH 8eSiebung.n 5tpiihen ben beioen
2dnn,rn absulegeu. Cont Durosn IN
her Rene eripdbnt, 8orlagen 5lrr gHts
ituatlihuns Der Rirhe in M1les, CUR
RefoHitriiruna Der aipeiteH Gammer
nno 3ur beheren gehaulung Ino Gr'
5iebung Der armen.
Sn Der SiBung bts 5auIes fcrberte
Der llnioniit, ebcnaliger Stnatsietres
tar fir Jrlanb, Walter Gong. oaB bic
6ome Rule Dorlaas oem 0olte Sur
Abiiimmilng ,lnterbreitet <tperce uno
ipraeb Don ben bunbsrttauIeno Wionn
in llIii.r, bic sntihloiien isien. Die
ginfiibruna bon 5ome Rule in Srlano
init WoffengetpdIt 81 perhinosrn.
DER premier Msunitb erlpEoerte, oab
bic HesiernHgs tpillens lei, Bpr'hlose
eniaesen 81 rebmsn. tp,l6e ole 8eipobs
ner BON llIii.r nit Dome Rule uusiohe
I1eH riirbeH, aber BON einem Voltspos
tum tonne iest. nahpem bic Bill sfpeis
NAL i'm 6aufe paiiirt lei. teine Rsoe
mtbr isin.
W er IL irbises Dement,.
2onbon, 10. Jebr. - Jn atben
III oas intereiIonte 9erii6t ailfsetautf
ano In bic 3eituneen gslanst. oiB bi.
Uerlo6ung bed prin3en bon Males M:
Der aIieiten 9od,tsr ns ariehiihen
AOnigspodres. Der am 2. Wldi 1896
eeborentn prin3eiIin 5eleHe, betann.
qegeben fxroen tpirb, tpenn Gonig
Aonitantiu unb G0nisin Sophie inn
april oas eiggliife G1niespaar in
Gonbon bsInhen. Goraufbin iii nun
bier ras mertiuiiroiae offisieile De-
msnti srsongsn, bab cine berarise an
iiinbignHg i'm April niht eriolgen
iptroe. Dir Jraee, OBJ cine foIfhe Der
iobung in 4nsfiff genommen IT. ipiro
In ont Dement, iomii often gslaH.n.
4us bem Deutihen Reid.
gerlin. 10. 5ebruor. Nm Dien.
1taa faHb in Hsisn cine apnieren,
5Diiten pbilip neinelen. Dem gene.
raloirettor bes WorDbeuiIfen Qloro
nnb albert 1oIIin. benz gsnerolbiref
tor Der hamhurgs s4merito Dompfers
aeielIlfnfi. it1tt. in Der cine Dalis
pereinnrt fpurbe. ipelfe ipebriheinlif
3l elmer Wereinboruna 5ipiihtn oen
beioen groben Dompfsrs aonlposnien
inb 3ur 8eenbigung bts Raientrieaes
fiibrtn tDirb, tuie bds 1ogeblatt mel,
bet. Cine Ntridmel5una Der Jnierei.
Ten Der beibtn aompognien ipnrbe al
Gttae bes bisberigen Gpftems. unte.
iutl&tm ber poHagiers unb Jra6tper.
itbr 5ipifdtH ben beiben Rompoaniel
na6 tinem seDiTen gro3entfos Der.
tbeilt nurbt, in Wori6Ioa oebrod,
unb nnmbem bic beioen Direttprer
us& Osati&Iaub juta6sesstet iius
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= ortf d rift.

Sreln6 (eines ueuetabIirteu Res
itaurateurs): ,4ber, ipeiBt IN; ben
beiIeren areiIen icheint 7eiue altno.
ihaft nidlt ai1sugeborenl"
.Ih, iest aebt's ihou; aber in
Der eriten Belt rpoQte id beint Sin.
treten zines @aftes INNER in Die Ia.
ihe greiien, I'm linn eIne stIeuigs
teif All ihenfeu."
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Jn(an0 Ic(egrap6

Qntonio Siore ipurbe an 8ienitag I'm
6ieiigen StdatsgefdngniB tpegen ieiz
ner WiitI6ulo an Der grmorbung BON
aeonarbo giccone bingsri2tet. gics
cone mar bon ieiner 6rau ermoroet
porben, bic ibm oas 8iit III elmer
5aFe &uise gereiht bate. 5rau Sic
cone purbe gu lebenslnG9liter 3uhts
haugitrafe perurtheilt.
9raBIiher SeIb itmorb sisI
ner iungen Dame.
aanias gttb, Wlo., 10. 5e6r.
Trl. Gina Zimmerman, cine 90 Sabre
cite Steuogrdphiittu, Iprang an
8ienftaa topfiibsr pom Ga6e einss.
15itotisen Ge6duoes i'm Retail 8e>
IhGftsbiItritt aus auf bas 8flaiter
berab. sseper 9np6en in ihrem a0rz
per puroe serbrohen. Die 8riioer Der
iunqen Dame .1nHen teinen 9runo fur
bic RieosrssIdlagenbeit dngebeu, an
Der Tie isit siniger 3sit eelitten bat.
geioe Gltern pes Wadohens baben
SelbItmorp beaQnoen. Die Wutter Sat
Iid srbdnst unp Der Batter bat iia srs
Ihofsn.
I0hiper Senator Suutiz
bdteU.
columbus, 8, 10. 5ebruar.-
Charles 6. Spaiu BON Samilton
Gountp, Der Spreder bss unterbaHIes
Der Cbioer 2egisIdtur, tiinoigte ON
| Dieuitaq in fprmsIIer g8eiie an, oaB
er lid Bel ben i'm Guguft ab8ubalteHs
Den QrimGrpabIsn um Die gtonliE1s
ton fur oas qmt zines guuossien1z
tors bsper6sn peroe.
WafiiIIou, g., 10. 6ebruar-
| General" s. 9. Gorep, Der i'm Sabre
! 1904 oie arnlee Der 4rbeitsloieH bon
WafiGon mad Baibington gefii6rt
hat, tiinoiate am 9isuitas an, oaB er
! lid ais 5osidliit nm bic glomiHatto1
fir ben gunossisnat bstperbsu nerbs.
Rit bem BeiBen Stlaoens
9sieB in & oaflttt
qerat6eH.
Nepart, s., 10. 5ebrudr. 01s
| bisiiae Common gleas 8eriAt nieIt
am 8teuItag bag neue .WsiBe Stla=
ben" sBeieB Deg Stuates auTreht, IN
bem es bos 9eIuh pou 5rant Rin;
um RieoerI6ldgung Der segen ihn e-z
hobenen 4ntldge abTpies.
gfi6i mar Der YerleBuns oes err
ndEnten geIeBes angetIdgt poroen,
neil er bic 10 Sabre ate Qlice Solepf
fir unmoralii5e 3pede BON RoieDiuc
nab Rspart sebraht bate. Sel0'
! iino 2lro6er.
Die ueueite g dentuns u n :
orep Garne9ies.
! gepgort, TO- 5ebr. - Inorerr
| Garnsgie mahte an 0isuitag eIns
| shentuua BON 100000, BON mel
der Summs bic 3inIen - nn9efdbl
| 100000 - purb hie airdsn 5ul
| E6rDsrllnq oss iutsrnaticnaisu 5ris.
oeus uerpenoet peroen iollsn. "a;
| 8elo TOD ourh etnen aath pon q
gsrtrauensmdnnsrr, Die ole rel!gioier
getenntniiie in ben Ser. Staaten re
erGienttren, peruus9dbt iperosn.
0err Carnegie bat fhpn porbel
S10,O00,0oo ssibentt, pslhe Summ
oasu perpenoet psroen ioa, 10 ball
ais m0glid3 ben internatioHalen arie
cen elm Gnoe 5u MAIDEN.
Die Intiinoigung fpnros nab etnen
Diner in Dem 6lllie oes Serrn Gar
neaie. Dem bic fdmntliheu 26 n5ru
tees" bsipobnten, eemaht. Die 5ru
tees organiIirten parauihiu Die Sir
hensIrisbsns Union, Die unter Del
@eIsbsn oss Staatss Rsp gOrt intor
eorirt rperoen niro.
GoHferen3en iperoen in amerltd UNI
| europa abssbulten perben, I'm iibe
Tie 5Drberuns oss 5risoens sll bero
. then. Menn bic prpmiHenteiten Ra
t;onen bas ariesFiibren aufgeseRn ha
. ben unb Der 5unbs ieinsn 3net er
. fuut bat, bunn tOnnen Die Srnitee
, oas GeIb fir anoers p1iIanthropfIa
! 3nede periDcnseu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11
Bon einem aatb BON 26 8ertrduensz
mdnnern Oerausga6t peroen.
aht5ebnjabrigsr Raltbm0roer III Cos
2lHssIes gum SDoe oerurtbsilt.
gntiheibungen bes Supreme9eriats
Don Sbio.
6 b BE ben.

Rem 0ort, 10. Sebrudr. Sin
Grobeben, bas Don Is bis 80 Sefunz'
ben oauerte, tpuroe am 8ienItag gtah-
mtttag I'm bdlb 3pet llbr in benz
nprb0itiihen 5beil Der Ser. Staaten
geIpiirt. Am itdrtiten tparsn Die Gr.
ihutterungen i'm mittIsren uno n0roz
ltAen Sbetl bes Staates Jtep yort,
tie ruurben dber tbatfdhIt6 i'm gun3en
Staats uno audi in bieiiger Staot. in
gang Geu England, i'm iiiolihen Ga
nabd, Relp sSerfep, benz oitIi6en Bennz
fpIDania uno ieIbit bis Haa Ct. 2ouis,
Uto., Deripiirt.
Sn Qlbanp mar bic GrTdiitterung 10
itarf, ooB giloer BON ben Bduben
berabfieIen, uno IN gtngbumptpn tam
Elm Irbeiter um5 2ebeH, tnpem er in
elmer Sanpgrube, in Der er arbettete,
psriniittet purbe. 2ln anberen Srten
iiuo S6ornfteine siugeftiir3t. Wirts
lih erniter Snabeu purbe aber nirs
genos angerihtet.
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u etp y ort ioIl balo gifts
bura ben 8anQ ais Gem
trum Der Stdblproa
buttiou ubluufeu.

Rem Nort, 10. 7Februur. Qms,
ritaniIdhe. oeutid1e uno euqltIne 3az
bttoliiteu iiHo. unnbbdnqiQ ppu strs
amber. babel. GroBe Strsden 2anbes
an Der g8aiiertante ppn Rep Series
uuo 2onQ sSslano auf3utaufen fir
ben 8au ppn GiieR- uno Stuhlperfen.
Die Gep gort au oem qroBten Sta1I-
probuttiOnsplaB in Der WeIt MAIDEN
peroen. 8ieie berHertensiperthe gr-
tlGrunQ itammt DON Or. Gbparo
Grpinq pratt. Dem 2citer bes inbr.
itriellsn Bureaus Der M}srhont5 III
Ireiation BON Rep glort.
9as bette giien uno Der feinite
Stahl tann, nah Or. pratts 4niid1t.
bier minbeitens einen Dollar pro
5pnne billiqer herQeiteLIt tperpen, als
in qittsburQ, uub GuBerDem lperbell
pann audi nod bic tbeuren Srau5s
porttoiten in Weafall tonlmen. Die
erite 9eIelIIaaft, bic nit ben Grid
ten pon giIenrperfen bier beqinnen
tpiro. lit Die Wttherbee Sherman So.
BON 8ittsburQ. bic alle Grsqrubeu Der
4oironbats unter ihrer SontroIle
bat. Sie bat in gopnton Bead an
Der gtep sSerisp Seite, atpiIdeu gertF
Qmbon unb Gliaabethport, $50 Ncres
aefdIt uHo tpire in &iir3e bort 6oh-
ofeu nit elmer Gupasitdt BON 40C
5ons pro 5uq bauen, bic Die QrD3ter
DItIih Don 8ittsbura iein fperoen. Do
AZ tommt, oaB oas @iiener3 Don BEN
Gate ghdmplain Tiftritt Durd ben
9eihterfanal unb 6uoion I'm 80 Gts
pro 5onne billiaer nod Nep gori
transportirt iperben tann. 2luf oleTeu
8eae peroen lie ioqar i'm Stlnot
/ fein, Rohsiien I'm So Die 3Onne bill
!iaer herauitellen ais in 9ittsburq.
9u. Rem 0ort Der arDBte aoniu
nIsnt BON Gifen uno Stahl fir 9au
| 2pede lit uno ba auh bus materia
| fir Grport3pede ppn bier aus Der
| idifft niro. 10 lieaen bic 8ort6eitt
Der Tahrifatiou bier tIar auf De
I 6anc.
Mnn Qlaubt aud olIQemsin, oai
| Gharles IJt. Shnab bas 2ano. b1!
er Bel oergbrten oerStanburoSel So
| in ganonne aefauft bat. nidt ais Mb
laoeplaB fir feline Grsihiffs aus Obi
| e unb aneeren ameritdniihen Gan
Eoern nad Groffnuna bes lanamata
nails beuuBt tperoen TolI. Iouoern oai
er bort gBerte fir bic Sdbritatton Dor
| Qcnssrplatfen uno GiIentheilen fiji
8ouspeds erritten mill. Oiele 4n
| iidlt lpirb beftdtiat burh bic SGatfa
| de. buB er oas eSnDentar Der Wdls
,perte non Milliten 9res. in WiIliten
! ct. sssl.. uuaetGuft bat. Die lei! 190'
ibraHt Iisat.
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ioa elm 8erfuh semaht perben. Die
ginaelbeiten zines fir beibe SeiteH
befrieoisenpen 4omprpmifes aus5uz
arbeiten.
gefhnerben gegen oie
Sobne bes adiiers.
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Stpdholm. 5hlpebsn. 10. fTsb.
Tds ihluebiIde aabinet. nit oem
Qremier aarl Gilbert Siaaf an Der
GpiBe. bat am Dienitoa reiiani.i.
unn Der Roma 0uitap bat ben Bc.
ron 0ernrb Qois be Seer nit Der 8!l.
cuna zines nsusn Robiuets beouftrnat.
DIE psiianation hsS RobinstS mar
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Eos Nnqeles, @al., 10. 5febr.
2puis 9unbn, Elm Is ,Sahre alter
gurihe, purps bier am SieuitaQ pez
uen Der GruorouuQ Don 6aroIo .3ie-
ide. eiusm 90teniunqen gum Sooe
perurtheilt. 9unbp fatte an 19. De-
2enber ben stunQen ermDroet uno um
500 beraubt, I'm nit benz 9eIbe eineuI
W2dohen elm DeihnadtsqeiheHf tau.
fen su tpnnen.
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0Hetterberidyt

Sir 0hio: Sh0nes, unbalteno
faites Weri.r am Wlittipoh itnb Dons
nerltas; fapaHe nDrblihe Winoe.
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Gro6e6em

Gro6e6em
Sn einem sroRea She'll Der 6ft.
liheH Ser. Staaten.
Gs bat aber feimen nennensipers
then SAaoem anaerihtet.
Hetp Oorf tpirb binnen Sturgeon 4ittss
Duro ben Rang als Centrum Der
Stablprobuttion ablauf:n.
~
Die nsusfe S6enfung anorep Gar
negies.
gr itiftst $2,00O,0oO fir bic J6roez
rung beg 5risoens bur6
bic Stride.
Die Stnien - SlOO, ,OOO - 1cuen 1lc
ben genanntsn 3pet
BON einem Ratb BON 26 8ertrduensz
mdnnern Derausga6t peroen.
Iht5ebnjdbriger Raltbm0rDer IN Cos
QluesIes gum SDoe nerurtheilt.
gntiheibungen bes Supreme9eri6ts
DON Sbio.
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2(ngriff auf bas iapaniIde parlam.ni
ieitens bes pDbels.

7ie Diff.r.nSeu 5piften ben atpe'
erofen o.utI6en Dumpfersekieus
it,aftsn benz 4usslsid nahs.
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Mu8lanO. telegraph
Das 6rill6e par(amMt
BON benz 66nig 0epr8 IN
YeriOn erDfnet.
Der &an,pf um bic 6sme RnIe
Wprlase wirb Elm iebr befs
tiaer tuerDem.
Gus IdtDeoiid. aabinst reiisnirt.

Radbem es nit Dem a0nis 9uitap NIT
gssus auF tOnftitutioneae Jrassn
In aonfliit serathen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-17
GERMANS TRYING TO
DIVERT RUSSIANS
(By Associated Press.)

London, Nov. 1.-THE Germans
are making a desperate effort to d.
vert the Russian horde from east
Prussia by resuming the offensive at
two points near the center of the
long frontier line. The Germans
are confident of the success Of their
new offensive near the river Warthe.
The Germans hope by striking two
blows to paralize the Russian ad-
vance along the east Prussian and
southern front. Petr0grad is silent
about the new German offensive, but
admits the Russians have suffered
reverse at the Turks hands.
Vienna announces the Austrian
advance into the Balkans with the
occupation Of Valjevo after a hard
battle.
Paris officially declares that con-
ditions are stationary along the
western battle front, but special
dispatches say there has been heavy
fighting around Ypres. with renewed
German efforts to cross the User be-
tween Nieuport and Ypres.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-17
|ntieth Annual Session
(erat0n W0men's Clubs
pens Here This Evening

adorned with photographs of promi-
nent club women of the United
states, pictures of Florida club
houses and other interesting views
OF outdoor improvement work that
mas been accomplished through the
civic departments of the clubs.
This exhibit is presided over by
Mrs. Kirk Monroe, chairman of the
information department of the State
Federation department, and who is
one of the most distinguished visit.
ors to the Federation. Mrs. Monroe.
who Is a very brilliant woman. is
the gifted wife of the celebrated
author, Kirk Monroe, whose books
for boys have won for him a nation
al reputation as one of the country's
ablest writers. Mrs. Monroe is
very much interested in her depart
ment and has right to feel proud
over the splendid showing made.
"The growth the Federation has
made, ''said Mrs. Monroe. "can be
appreciated more fully when one
scans the first year book issued by
the Federation in 1898, which
have here. and which is a pamphlet
of four pages, and this last book of
1914-15, which you see is of several
hundred pages"
Besides, Mrs. Kirk Monroe, the
East Coast is splendidly represented,
the following ladies being here from
that section: Mrs. l.. l.. Bow,
Homestead; Mrs. A. l., Munroe,
Mrs. T. v. Moore. Mrs. w. M.
Dunworth, Mrs. Hansen, of Miami:
Mrs. Frank Stranahan, Fort Lauder.
dale; Mrs. W. H. Lawrence, West
Palm Beach; Mrs. E. n. Dimmick.
Palm Beach; Mrs. C. NJ. Partin,
and Mrs. Edgar Lewis, Fort Pierce.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-17
STATE CONVENTION
OF CHARITIES

Utica, N. Y, Nov. 1.-THE
three day meeting of the State con-
ference of Charities and Corrections
will begin its session here today
The city has prepared good exhibit
of accomplished charitable work and
the speakers and their subjects
promise to give more than the usual
pleasure. Great interest has been
taken in this meeting. which prom
ises to be one of the largest held. as
this city is so centrally located. The
opportunity to hear leaders in all
forms Of charitable and correctional
work, discuss aims and methods will
appeal to many outside the small
group of those who are actively en-
gagged in such work here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-17
GERMANS ABANDON
TRENCEHS ACCOUNT
OF WATER
(Dy Associated Preas
Thy Associated Preas.

Paris. Nov. 17.-An official COM
munication this afternoon says the
rush Of water near Dixmude had
compelled the Germans to abandon
some of their trenches. The German
infantry attack next to Bixchotte
and south Of Ypres was repulsed,
and the Germans efforts to cross the
Aisne failed. Some of the German
trenches in Argonne were destroyed
by mines. The French advanced at
several points at the Heights Of
Muse to south of Verdun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-17
SOUSA'S BAND
HELPS WELLESLEY

Boston, Mass, Nov. 1.-THE
third benefit in aid Of Wellesley
since the college was burned will be
given this evening in the form of a
concert by Sousa's band. 1t is ex-
pected that the band will play many
of the college songs, and the college
expects to add a material sum to-
ward the amount which remains to
be raised before Jan. 1.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-17
American Woman
Injured Today
By Mexican Bullet
(By Associated Press.)

Naco, Ariz., Nov. 17.-Both the
Maytorena and Hill forces resumed
firing this morning and a stray bull
let flying over the American border
struck Mrs. A. F. Krohn, wife or
a railroad official in the head. The
wound is not serious. This is the
eleventh casualty on the American
side of the border since the fighting
started.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-17
u. S. TO WAIT ON
BELLIGENTS
tBv Associated Press.)

Washington, Nov. ne
United States effort to accomplish
European peace is still waiting the
time when one of the four big pei
ligerents will indicatf willingness
70 accent the mediation proffer made
after the war started. That was
learned today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-17
OIL AND COPPER
DECLARED WAR
CONTRANDBAND
tBy Associated Press. }

London, Nov 17.-Premier AS
ouith told the House of Commons
today that England had decided to
declare the whole of the North Sea
in the military area; also oil and
copper should be declared war con.
traband.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-17
CARRANZA'S COND1-
TIONS APPROVED
(By Associated Press,

Washington, Nov. 17-secretary
Bryan today announced the receipt
of a message from American Consul
Silliman in Mexico City saying a
newspaper there had published the
text of a telegram from General
Gutierrez approving the conditions
set by General Carranza for his own
retirement The conditions were
not made public.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-17
Delegates To The Federation


Mrs. Jake Wey, Arcadia, Orange
hotel.
Mrs. Frank Horton. Arcadia, Or.
ange hotel,
Mrse. Frank Horton, Arcadia, Or.
ange hotel.
Mrs. o. W. Walters, Arcadia, Or.
ange hotel.
Mrs. Julia Hanson. Fl. Myers
Kibler.
Mrs. Norman c. Hewitt, Punta
Gorda, Orange hotel.
Mrs. A. G.. Smith, Wauchula, Or.
ange hotel.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Goolsby, Orange
hotel.
Mrs. C. C. Worthington, Tampa
Kibler.
Miss Kate Jackson, Tampa, Kib.
ler.
Mrs. F. IT. Gunther, Sarasota
Lake Mirror.
Miss NJ. E. Townsent, Sarasota
Lake Mirror.
Mrs. w. J. Adams, Sarasota
Lake Mirror.
Mrs. w. T. Cairn. Sarasota. Lake
Mirror.
Mrs. B. B. Barco, Clearwater
Lake Mirror.
Mrs. C. H. 0vans, Clearwater
Lake Mirror.
Mrs. W. B. Powell, Clearwater
Lake Mirror.
Mrs. d. B. Dickson, Clearwater
Lake Mirror.
Mrs. Benz. A. Green, st. Peters
burg, Kibler.
Mrs. Geo. W. Stewart, st. Pc
tersburg. Kibler.
Mrs. Herman Merrell, St. Peters
burg. Kibler.
Mrs. w. W.. Jones, Tampa, a
the Kibler.
Mrs. w. H. Ligat, Tampa, at tn,
Kibler.
Mrs. Sumter L. Lowry, Tampa
Kibler.
Mrs. j. j. Elliston, Tampa, Ire
+, mont.
+, Miss Jessie Wauchope, Tampa
fremont.