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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
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Gle fat oas u@pangelti6e @emein=
oeblatt fir gtuttgart" cine einoring=
lide @arnung erlaiien. 8eionoers
beadtenstpertb lit, pas 6as gen. 8latt
iagt iber 6ie aus 6ielen @ben berpor=
geben6en @inoer uno sic S9nterig=
feiten beim Eo6e zines ser bei6en
@begatten. 60 betBt es iiber Die
@9mierigfetten be3iigli6 Ser &tnoer=
er5iebung I'M fatbolii6en be5m. prote=
1tantti6en @la1ben: Scan bergeget=
martige iid ale 6ieie @erbdltnii1e,
rm 5u ermeiien, nit tpie bel aubern
uno innern Sdmierigfeiten, nit mie
piel &er3enstpeb un6 @etpiiiensnotb
fir ernite &roteitanten nn6 fir ernite
@otbolifen bie Tiibrnng elmer ge=
miidten Gle berbun6en it'll" l1eber
sic S91pierigfetten betm Eo6e betBt
es II. ST.: sir etne fatboliide 5rou
mag es ibmer fem, tpe11n am 5terbe=
bette mn6 am @rabe ibres ebongeli=
iden Mannes Elm epangeliider Bfar-
rer feines Mmtes maltet. l1mgefebrt,
mie mag es elmer ebangelti6en @ttt=
me 5,tmatbe fetn bel Ben fatbolii6en
MISREPRESENTATION! @nbli6 lei
olf sic Shmierigfeiten bingemieien
oie e%ntiteben, ment nod bem So6e
zines Gbegatten Ser iiberlebenoe Ebeil
sic binterb1iebener &in6er III elmer
anoern @%onfeiion a1s Ser feintgen
eraieben muB." Dam betBt es
fdIieBlid: 80 bietet sic Mif9ebe fir
6as bGdns1i@e 9eben, tpte fir 6te 8fle.
ge 6es reIigioien 2ebens in ser So
mile monderlet 56mierigteiten, nn6
sic @6pierigfetten tpdbren bon 81
Bis 3. SHE i11ngen Mdnner uno olle'
Mdoden, sic beabfidttgen, cine
Miidebe gu fdlteben, ionten ii@ 6iefe
Shmierigfeiten REORGANIZATION,
ebe fie Sen entf6ei6en6en @1ritt
tbnn. g1terr nber, bie 6os 3mtral1er
ibrer Climber befiben, io1ten lire @&iir.
ser redt3eitig nrf Sen groBen @rnft1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

uno sic i6tneren Solgen elmer @nt-
i6lieB11ng bintpeiien. -. Mues in al
lem fann o11f @r11n6 ser practtfben
l1no feeliorgerli@en @rfabrnng muir
auf oie groben @e6erfen aufmerf-
fam gema6t mer6en, sic Dem Mb.
ldluB elmer gemiidten @be entgegen-
lteben. Sour sic @inbett Ser Sous
or6nung, sic @inigteit in Ser @r3ie.
burg ser &in6er, rur fie i9afft 6ie
innere ginigfeit seq @eiites un6 6es
@er5ens, pie iie in einem tpabrbaft
@riitli6en &auie berri6en ioQ."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
9as alte, oas feiteite
8ano.

Scatter uno @raji6ent baben Slid
neutrality-suspicious. ausgetmi6t, felt
pia @iibeie, &annoper, 6as erite Mero=
gramm, piertauien6 Metlen meit, nod
Euderton, 81. S. geflogen fam. Die
Mmeftforer beutiber M%bitamrnung
ipielen 1T ibnen cine Stole. @ilfon
gebenft ibrer, .6es often, 6eS fefteiten
8an6es, als er ieiner Sreu6e Mns,
6rud giebt, 6aB sic 1reue brobtloie
@erbin6ung Elm nel1es 8ano 5mif@en
bei6en Mationen gefniipft babe. l1no
ser Scatter miro 6nr6 6en Brait6en=
ten Ser @ereinigten @toaten 6aran
erinnert 6aB, melde Mnitrengu1gen
in 3ufunft Geuti6lano ou@ MAIDEN
moge, sic Ser. @tooten ii@ freun6li=
der, merr 6as nod n0tbtg lit, 8u Der.
bin6en, sic Mlinionen gutter Mmerifa=
ner, better 8iirger ser &epnblif, AUDI
sic Bette Stibe iener f%reun6liden @e=
5iebnngen fem miifien uno finb, =
SOS feite, SOS ate 8an6. ..... SD
freue MIDI" ontportete Der @aifer,
ouf @ilion's @orte: u@tn9e6enf Der
groBen @er6ienite, mel6e iid 10 btele
Mmerifoner beuti9en 8lutes Inn 6ie
@nttpidelnng, I'M Sen GortidriH Ser
Ser. 5tooten erporben baben"-:
SD frene mild febr uber Sbre Mner=
fennl1ng ser @eroienfte amertfant<
l6er 8iirger 6e11tider ~@bitammung."
Midt oft gen11g mag man Die
Mobtbober int eigenen 2an6e an Die
lie Geroienite, an SEN h%ultureqen
8ertb, 6en &nn6erttaui en6e Mmert=
faner bel1ti@en 8lutes beute nod fir
sic Ser. 5tooten baben, %ertnnern.
Midt oft ge1111g fan1 man Sic 6rnben
6oran mobnen, oaB, tpe1n tie in ben
Ser. @tooten Sor6er11ng Sdnt tbrer
pielieitigen Sntereifen bier, 81nnol Dor
SEN Sntrigrte1t 6es Mnglicosm1s, fn<
6en, 6iefe &nn6erttauienoe 6as feite>
fte, 6as oIte 8on6 fem miiiien, nr6
fin6. @ir fre1ter uns, 6ab Ser SCOT
fer fih nit inns frert, tpettt at rM1-
lerboditer 5terle" 1T Mmerifa fol@e
Mnerfenn111tg ausgefpro@en miro.
11n6 MiIfpn? @ir 1m6dte1t BE e Mrt>
erfenn11ng niht MIR 1T @orten leber
ieben. 8is iebt bat Ser @raiioent oas
@eutfdtbnm bes 2on6es ni@t 10 be-
rudiidtigt, mie feline @orte es ertoar-
ten Iofien fonten. ct miro IN 6tefe1
Tager tpie6erltm @elegenbeit baben,
at 5eigen, Of er es mirfli@ mettt.
Die @intporoerl1ngs Sin miro Tim
CUR en6giiltigen MburtbetIun9 borlte'
gen.. 11n6 bieuetdt fpater, tpertt
iberbaupt es fotneit fomrten iolte,
sic @%robibitiors : Sin. Damn mag
.er 5etgen, ob bic @orte on ben @ut.
fer mbr oIs fH6ne 8orte tparett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
@bisteD umo 3isarettem.

Sir sic &robibitioniiten un6 Sic
ma6eren 9ente, mel6e fi@ porgenom>
men baben, 6ie u@argnqgel" ous5n-
rotten, biloet Elm iiingit bonn 8in<
Observation-Disclosures beroffent1i6ter
Beridt cine tpenig ermntbigenbe 2ef<
tire. Darous erfdbrt mar namli4,
6aB pabren6 Ser lebten feds Monate
in BEN Ser @toaten 20 Mt0ionet
@ouone1 8bisfep uno 8,71t, 900
3igoretten foniumiert mor6en. DaS
iino rieiige 8ablen, aber Elm &oQege,
6eiien griinolide @etatltenntnib in
6ieier Sroge nns 8etpun6erung ab'
notbigt, bat al1sgere@net, 6aB 6ie
Sode in @irflidfeit ni@t 10 i@1imm
iit, tpie iie auf Sen eriten 8lid er-
i9eint.
@enn man 11idt gera6e lauter
u@odtmeiiter" etniddnft, 10 ergibt,
mie er mns mittbeiIt, cine @nnone
8bisfep ettpa 80 nDrinfs," un6 menn
ale sic 18 MiGtonen Mdnner glei6
geniigfam >ndren, miirbe ie6er ettpo
MIR 8tpei, nod 6a3u 8iemli@ fnapp
bemeiiene, S9ndpie erbalten. Scum
trinft aber nidt ie6ermann @dnaps,
10 6aB SEN 2iebbobern 6es Ilfobols
in bieier 6orm 10 bel mebr 6apon
CUR gerfiigl1ng itebt. Son bier Man,
merit m0gen 5pet iberbal1pt feinen,
ser brittle MIR einen @bisfep per Sag
trinfen, 10 6aB auf Ben bierten Mom
iieben ghnGpie fd1nen. Die l1nglei@-
beit in Ser @ertbeilung miro bo6 gro-
Der nrr6 6eutIider, mem man be-
merit, 6aB Elm ghnapstri1tter meit
mebr als sic g%enannte 9ltantitdt Ml=
foboI 5u genieben pflegt. Mbaeiehen
bon einigen NOTWITHSTANDING
fern, lit sic Station alio trot 6es
ideinbor getpaltigen @erbrauds an
@bisfep o1s redt maBig GIT be5ei@-
rten. Mit Dem @erbra16 an Sarg<
ndgeIn itebt es dbnlid. @enn ie6er
Monn in Sen @ereinigten staaten
2igoretten raudte, 70 miir6en bon
Sen adt @il1ionen MIR 6rei stiid Der
Sag ouf Sen Mann fommen. Ser 81
garettenrauder begniigt fid ober nidt
NIT orei, er rardt 5ebn, 3tpan8ig ober
gar pieraig Stiid Der Sag. 8e8igli4
6es @bisfep8 erbrouds ber6ient nod
sic Ebotiade @rmdbnung, 6aB 6ieier
atpar 5ugenommen bat, %erfreu1tder
@eiie aber in Sen St66ten bes Cant
6es tpeniger Trunfenbett 5u ner5ei@-
men .tpar als nod Dor ettpa 3ebn Sab.
rem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
2fncolm 1amo Die 9emt:
i@en.

Mie aQe mabren 6rennol6aftsoer=
hQltnille berubt au6 bas 5tpiiden ben
D~euti6=Mmeritanern uno Mbrapam
2incoln beltebenoe m1f i6oner @e=
oen%5eitiqfeit. Sic Ser unierigen 1111-
mittelbar poroneeben0e oeutl@=ame<
rifani16e Generation NOR es Dor al
len iibrigen Bep0lferungSelementen
1ieies 2an6es, pel6e Ibrabam Sta=
colin, ben Mom aus SEM golfe, gu
1etnen 2eb3eiten bertrand.
Miht nur meil iie, sic Mngeborigen
iener nod, nidt ousgeitorbenen Sc
reration, aus freibeitlider @elinnu1tg
nod 6ie1em 2an6e gefommert maren
uno in ser @flaperet Sen groBte1t
gdon6fled 6ieies 2onoes er-
blidten; - nibt MIR neil tie,
bic in ibrer alten &eimatb Die
uneiniqfeit ser peridieoenen Staa-
ten uno @olfsItdmme als Die
gr0Bte @efabr, Sen groBten Nadtbell
fir bas groBe gemeiniame gaterlano
erfonnt botten - 6ie @inbeit tbrer
neueu &eimotb, Ser Union, Der aud
bas &t1treben 2tncolnS galt, ouf-
re@t erbalten ieben molten; = 1or1=
bern neil ite Ser Mebr5abl nod ielb1t
j., 2eute aus Sem 8olfe, aus bent I'M
ber6orbener @ern 6es 6entl9en Bol=
fes. tpuren, be1tti6e 8anerr nno
San6merfer, besbalb peritanoen lie
Sen ein5ig in ser @ei6i&te ooiteben-
1en amerifanii9en @olfsmanr better
oIs an6ere. l1n6 er bertrand tie.
Sci 6ieiem gegeniettigen geritano-
nib NOR es felbitperitdn61id, baB tie
feline sade gu ser ibrigen mo6ten>
nno oaB bie Ser 6ibrung Der 8atte1
ni6t ungemobnten fraftigen oeut1den
Bauern= nnb @anomerferfanIte nro
sic treue1 6eutiben &er5en nit III
rer 8egeiterung fir &e@t uno 6rei-
beit 6as moren, norauf 2incoln it9
BEL ser Dur@fibrung ieines 9ebens<
merfs, Ser @ettung uno @rbaltung
ser Union, Dor a1em berlaiien fonnte.
Mber nidt MIR in @eib' un6 @lieb be-
mabrten sic beuti6amerifanii9en So
trioten lire militdrii@e .Su6ttgfeit,
fonoern a119, obglet6 pielfa@ nnter
groben Sdmierigfetten, mie lie ibnen
bon fleinli@em geei6 nn6 natibiitii6er
, @eiinnung bereitet mur6en, als Srrp=
penfiibrer.
un6 feline Mnerfennu1g, ieinen
Dunf bot 2incoln meber 6ieien nod
iener porentbalten, ionbern Sic bon
Sen Deutiden Der groben So@e ge<
Ieilteten groBen 9ienite mieberbolt
0ffentli9 anerfanmt.
@s mar Elm f@ones gegenieitiges
BerbGltntB, 6as 5pifden tbm nno nn=
pserer Glteren Stammesgeroiien be-
itan6, 6as iib oltd 6artn offenbarte,
6aB oe1tide gGnger Dem Malrtprer<
8%rdii6enten bas @rablie6 iangen.
limo nns bon Ser MIR menig iiinge=
tion, tit fein Mn6enfen nidt meniger
tbel1er, als es Ser groBe Munn, 6eiien
@r0Be in immer bellerem 2idte err
itrablt, 5u feinen 2eb5eiten ieinen
] 5eitgenoii1den 2an6slel1ten tpar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Suites 3ei@em.

es1n @elomarfte lit offenbor Elm err
freuIider nmf6mnng eingetreten.
Modoem fiir3Iid cine bierpro3entige
Mnleibe ser Stabt SEEM Sort fiunfmal
uberaeid)net, nn6 bos @el6 bon Sen
urterfdreibenoer 8anfen iofort Fin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
9as Bette 2arirmitte1, bas id femme.

9as bette 2arirmittel, bas i6 femme.
SD babe @bamberlntns Snblette
mebrere Sabre lang berfm1ft. 2ente,
Sic fie gebraudt boben, monen nidts
ar6eres nebn1en. Sd tonn 6iefeIbert
meinen @un6en als bos Bette 2drntib
fir geritopf11ng empfeblen, bos i@
fenr1e,~ fdreibt Trorf 5troufe, 1ruit-
Lamb, Soma. 3u fo11fen Bel Martin
Molitor. - Mn3eige.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
MEETING OF NUMlSMATISTS

Springfield. Mass Aug. - -
The American NuiSmatic Association
is holding its annual convention in
this city, commencing today and
continuing until the 26th day of the
month 1t is generally conceded this
will hc the best national convention
ever held in point of attendance, in
exhibits and in accomplishments for
the good of numismatists A num-
Der Of valuable exhibits will be
shown by the members, among them
the Rolen limitations. Collections of
Confederate notes, showing all types
and denominations Colonial and
Washin2ton coins. United States
cents, gold dollars and hard times
tokens: rare Ohio paper money; for
eiun and ancient coins in all met
ais, colonial and bank notes and
Siege. necessity and counter marked
coins will be among the many in
toresting things on exhibit. A mum
bcr of papers will be read concern
ing tho coinage OF Canada, United
States, Mexico, Central America and
West Indies. AT this meeting the
place for the next convention will
be decided upon, and it is thought
san Francisco will be chosen, and
the congress there made intcrnatlon-
al in its character
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
Odd Fellows Had
Enthusiastic
Session

The Odd Fellows Lodsc held a
most interesting meeting last niqht.
repairing afterwards to the Silver
Palace where delicious refreshments
were enjoyed This feature is one
participated in occasionaly ny the
Lodge, and, coming unexpectedly
each time, the committee in charge
always succeed in sprmging 4 pleas
ant surprise on the members. At the
meeting last night the committee
who went to attend the district
meeting at Fort Meade reported, and
stated that meetings would b. held
every three months hereafter, the
next meeting to be held at Arcadia.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

Andrew J Peters, the new assist
ant secretary of the treasury, has Il
splendid congressional record. He is
Il graduate of Harvard and Harvard
Law School He served in the Mas
sachusctts Senate and opposed the
administration railroad bill in Con-
grcss Republican, Democratic and
Progressive leaders in Indiana are
showing signs Of worry over the
prospect that several thousand Ser
Nians and other foreigners will leave
home becaus" Of the war II is con-
coded that the departure of those for
eignerS will make Il difference Of scN-
clal thousand votes.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22

Rumor in Belgium has it that
Gen. Otto Won Emmich, command
er of the German forces when tried
in vain for two weeks to capture
Liege, had committed suicide because
of his failure Other reports said he
was killed in battle while icading
his troops, Reports continue to
come that some German officers and
many priyatcs have committed sui
eide. There had been nothing, how
ever to prove that Gen Won En-
mich dcd his own life.
Gen. Won I.mmich was stNty5IH
years old. He Joined the army as a
volunteer in 1>GG and was promot-
ed two years later to lieutenancy.
He took part in the Franco-Prussian
war in 1S70-71 Afterward ne was
promoted through all the Grades uH-
til he became maior-gcneral in I9oI
When he was appointed to tho com
mand of the Tenth army Corps he
was made a general.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
DATE SET FOR PENSACOLA
RECALL ELECTION

Pensacola, Aug - The city
commissioners have set Sept u as
the date for the recall election Oh
commissioners Pou and Groenhnt
The clerk Of the circuit court last
week certified to tho commissioners
the fact that more than % per cent
of the qualified voters Of the city
had pctitioncd for the recall al these
commissioners and today was th"
last day the commissioners had to
act in setting the date, Taas far
only one candidate has announced
for the position, but if is expected
now that many will come ou' mas
much as the positions pay S3,oo'
per year each
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
GERMANY RESENTS
ENGLAND'S ACCEPTANCE
OF JAPANESE AID
[ by Associated Press. J

London, Aug. - "A Rome dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph Co.
says Berlin dispatches say the Ger
man press is indignant at England
for accepting aid from Japan and
declare that Germany will rctalliate
by stirring up lslamitic rcvo'ts in
the French and English possessions
in Asia and Africa, thus bringing
France and England to time.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
JAPANESE AMBASSADOR
ASKS INSTRUCTIONS
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, Aug. % --Baron
Chinda today asked Secretary Bryan
to transmit through the American
embassy at Berlin instructions to the
japanese charge de- affairs as to
what course to follow in the event
Germany did not answer Japan's ul-
tmatum The charge will stay un-
til I a. m. and If no answer is
made will ask for his passport
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
SENATOR OWEN
AT CHAUTAUQUA

Smethport, Pa, Aug. - The
program for the Smethport Chautau-
qua, which opens here tomorrow and
continues throughout the week,
contains many fine features Among
the lecturers are Senator RoD"rt l..
Owen, Dr Frank W Gunsaulus,
John T.. Gunckcl, Judge Karanaeh
and Prof + II. Morose. Concerts
and "Twelfth Night presented by
the Bon Greet players fiji out an ad-
mirably arranged meeting.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
SKIPPING FLORIDA
CATTLE TO CHICAGO

klssimmee, Aug. - Armour
and COMPANY of Chicago have en-
gagged from local cattle men l.2oo
head OF cattle for shipment about
Sept /. These will be furnished by
Messrs Henry 7 Bass. Run Bass
and the Carson Cattle Co. The en-
tire shipment will compose about
thirty-tive carloads, portion Of
which is destined ror the chicago
market ana inc balance uiu ID
diverted to St Louis
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
JAPANESE TROOPS
EMBARK FOR TSING TSAN
(By Associated Press

, Shanghai, China, Aug. % -Ac-
cording to information today, Off
Jcial but not from Japanese sources,
the Tenth division of the Japanese
army, $1,000 men, embarked on
troop ships at Kokura Friday. The
Japanese battlcship fleet has sailed
Of kao chow province and cover the
landing of Japanese occupation
forces.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by the Security Abstract
and Title Company.D
August 81. 1914

August II, 1914
+ r. Boewe to Robccca Riddle
Seasons Investment co. to Rcbcc-
ca Riddle
W. ] IIowcy to Abbio j Herr.
David NJ. Williams to Edward II.
Klmball
chas Henry to Sadie Frollick-
stein
Trust deed, Frances r. Bowers
to Robt. W. Deane.
John W. Peters to A. b. Hull,
Jr.
c. l.. Wilson to y. L. Moody
Melville W. Moody to Kline B.
Moody.
Melville W. Moody to Fred L..
Moody.
Melville W Moody to Ruth E.
Parker
Melville ". Moody to NJ. A. Dill
Ion.
Fred l. Moody to Melville W.
Moody
A. NJ. KIemm to Winter Haven
Packing Co.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
GREAT BATTLE IN
BOSNIA EXPECTED
(Ry Associated Press. ]

Nish, Seyia, Aug - There
has been continuous fighting along
the whole frontier for two days with
no change in the positions of the
Austrian and Servian armies. 1t is
officially stated that a part OF the
Servian army has invaded Bosnia,
and great battle is expected soon.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22

Among the many classes Of goods
which will be affected in price by
the European unpIcasantncss are
postal cards, for the Germans are
capable of producing them and do
produce them at prices which Amer
lean manufacturers cannot touch.
made in Germany" appears on
Christmas books of many sorts, and
even productions Of that sort with a
British imprint as publishers are also
marked printed in Germany
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
FALL OF
pSSELS WAS TOLD
|1N ONLY SEVEN WORDS
\ Associated Press)

y associated PreSS)
|via Copenhagen and Lon
| - Seven words an
|the occupation of Brussels
b news of the German en-
the Belgian capital pub
E The breyity of the mil
lorities exceeds that of the
Marshall Won Moltke.
papers blame England for
Russia and France and
Germany desired to main
: They charge that Eng
usal TO assist in securing
s'irality Eas the wars
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
A W a iting g
German Reply
To Ultirnatunn
NOON TOMORROW FIXED AS THE
TIME LIMIT BY JAPAN
japanese Forces Embark Preparatory
to Bombarding and Occupying
Using Tau
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Aug. % Only a
few hours remain before the time
limit of Japan's ultimatum to Ger
many expires and interest here is
absorbing. Japan fixed noon Sunday,
Aug. %, as the time limit. The
difference of fourteen hours between
Toxic and Washington time makes
noon tomorrow at Toxic ten tonight
eastern time. 1t is not known here
whether the German reply has been
started yet.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22

The wealth Of the United King
dom in 1911 was computed at about
$l2, 800, 100000, while couscrva-
tive estimate would place it now at
about $50, 900, 900 900, an increase
of oSo per cent, while the population
has grown 1870 per cent. The income
Of the British people has increased
within this period 700 per cent
from $500, 900 to $l2,0O0,o00,0 900.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
257TH ANNIVERSARY

Milford, Conn. Aug. 22.-IThe
celebration of the 275 anniversary OF
the organization of the First Church
of Christ, Milford, will take place to
The service in the morn
ing will be devoted to this event
and there will be an anniversary
sermon by the pastor, Rev. + a,
sumner. There will also b" spe-
ciaI music Governor Baldwin has
nromisod TO be present and deliver
an address
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
AuStrianS
Lose 10000
In ; Days
COMMANDER OF LIEGE FORTS A
PRISONER OF THE GERMANS
Servians Win Brilliant Victory Over
Austrians, Capturing Many
Prisoners and Guns
(By Associated Press. J

London, Aug 22-Omcial sources
confirm the reports that the Aus
trians lost twenty thousand men in
three days fighting on the River
Drna, and that General Leman Bel
gian commander of the Liege forts,
is prisoner Of the Germans, en-
route to Cologne
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
Ybor City Will
Play Here
Next Tuesday

Ibor City will play Lakeland here
Tuesday afternoon and a great game
is anticipated. Even the laEc, the
halt and the blind can hardly with
stand the temptation to sec this
game which promises to be one Of
the fastest of the season.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
K. OF C. CONVENTION

Cedar Point, Ohio, Aug. 1.-The
interstate convention Of the Knights
of Columbus, will begin here tonor-
row. and hold over the entire week.
Many delegates and their families
arc now in the city An interesting
program has been arranged fer the
visitors by the local branch Of the
order
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
JAPAN MAY HOLD
KIAO CHOW PROVINCE
(By Associated PrcSs)

Toxic, Aug. %. A Japanese
which is sometimes Off
cially inspired, says if Kiao Chow
is prize of war Japan may not be
Obliged to return it to China. 1T
says the restoration to China is con-
ditional on peaceful transfer from
Germany to japan.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22

Napoleon invaded Russia with
over 300, 900 men He reached Mos
COW, which the Russians burned, and
BEGAN his retreat, harassed on every
side by Cossacks Cold, hunger and
the enemy left him 25,Ooo half
starved regulars and the most mag
niiicent army that Europe had ever
known was left behind in the SHOWS,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
0IH FLORIDA BANKS
ALL IN GOOD SHAPE

Jacksonville, Aug. y state
Bank Examiner r. p Thagard is in
the city on official business. Mr.
Thagard is a candidate for state
comptroller, and says that his can
didacy is receiving many assurances
OF support. Speaking of the banks OF
the State, Mr. Thagard states that
they are all in exceptionally good
shape. conditions generally, "s-
pccially in South Florida he de-
cIarcd. ARE all that can be expected.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22

Within the next four Years it is
expected that the United States gov
crnmcnt will dispose Of all its rein
deer in Alaska, having decided to
quit the business The government
now owns 1858 reindeer and officials
Of the Alaska division, bureau Of
education, are planning TO give them
up as fast as thcl can train n@tircs
for individual ownership.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
RACING AUTOMOBILISTS
SERIOUSLY INJURED
| III AssOcIated Press.

Elgin, H., Aug. ~ Spencer
Wishart and his mcchanician We're
seriously injured today when their
ear overturned during three hum
dred mile auto race here. The car
was leading at the time of the ac-
cident.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
J DEFEAT AUSTRlANS
BATTLE AT MATCHWA
associated Press.

Aug. % A Reuters
from st. Petersburg de-
brilliant victory by the
|oyer the Austrians at
hnd says the Austrians fled
|e bridges over the River
Fued by the Servians, who
\ fl#l ooty, many prison
lok forty guns.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22

Amos and Arthur Robinson, two
negro boys II and 13 years Of age
respectively, were arrested and
brought to Orlando by United states
Marshal J. e. Brown, on the charge
of r0bbing the p6stonice at Orange
CITY. and were committed to Jail to
await the action of thee o1rt at
jacksonville.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
Also
To Mobilize
Her Army
DECIDED TO TAKE HAND in THE
GREAT WAR MOVEMENT
Italian Ruler Opposed to Interven-
tiOn But Advisers 0ver-Persuade
Him
BY Associated Press.l

Paris, Aug - -General mobili-
cation in Italy has been decided upon
and viii be proclaimed in three or
-four days, according to a message
from the Rome correspondent of
Eclair smugglcd TIN ouah. The CORE
spondcnt asserts that King Victor
Emanuel until recently felt obliged
to renouncc all idea Of Italian inter
Nenticn, but was won over hy the
ar2Rmcnts of his ministers
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
ADVANCE ON
R0.GERMAN FRONTIER
ssnrlaInd Press.

|Assoclaled Press.)
Au.. - - An Exchange
to. dispatch from St.
says that it is officially
that the Russian army is
'iug along the entire Aus
frontier and successfully
the offensive at every
intact.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-22
NED COMMANDMENT
OF AUSTRIAN CITY
;sOciated PresS)

| Associated Press)
/ Aug. p A Central
htch from Pola, Austria,
lions there are very grave.
titips have instructed the
! to provision themselves
|days and those who can t
! ordered to leave immedi-
bm.ardmcnt by the Anglo
Pts is expected.