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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-09
Christian Science

Christian Science
Services Sunday morning at the
Woman's Club building on South
Massachusetts avenue.
Sunday school at 10:30.
At the II o'clock service the sub
ject will be Substance"
All are cordially invited.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-09

The Second Regiment continues to
think that it is bordering on going
to the Border.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-09

Editor Bowden, of the Inverness
Chronicle, says he prayed long and
"feverently," and "the great God of
Hosts has said to me BE FOR
CATS" In the course of the con-
'versation nothing was said about
that brewery advertisement, which is
by far the biggest thing in your pa
per, was there, Brer Bowden?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-09
Presbyterian

Presbyterian
! Tennessee avenue. Rev. c. l
Stacy, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Mr.
C. E. Todd, superintendent, with
classes for all ages and a welcome
for everybody.
Morning worship at II o'clock
with sermon by the pastor on the
subject, Where is the kingdom of
God?"
No evening service, as the congre-
cation has accepted the invitation OF
the Methodist church to worship
with them, and have the pastor give
the message to the united congrega-
lions recently preached in this
church on "The signs that indicate
the end of this age and the second
coming of Jesus Christ"
Church Of Christ.
Corner of Lemon Street and Mis-.
souri, Avenue.
Bible school ten a. m. Schol still
grows in interest each week.
The Lords Supper, followed by SER
mon IL a. m. Subject: Love.
Evening service 7:30. Subject of
of discourse: Born of the Spirit.
Prayermeeting Wednesday night
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public.
H. l.. Veaeh, Pastor.
Mass at a. m.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-09
AT THE LEADER IA
SATURDAY SpI.or

Towel special, extra large IN
towel, ready for use, 2 for 2jt lei
also have a good one for lOc lie
le
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-09

w. V. Knott is pursuing the work
OF securing his rights under the
laws of the land, quietly, without
buster, braggadocio or malice. In a
letter to the Melbourne Times he re-
fers to the corrections that have been
made of votes wrongly tabulated,
and adds: IF it is shown by these
corrections that / was the rightful
nominee, my name will appear upon
the ticket as such. But if this is not
the case, I shall cheerfully support
whoever is the rightful nominee of
the party" Could any man be fairer
or more honorable?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-09

1t is said that Congressman Tom
Helm is going to come to Florida
to make a few speeches in behalf OF
Democratic nominee Knott, when the
latter gets his certificate. We will
then hear at first hand what Mr..
Helm thinks of Cats. We have al
ready gotten Cats version, but then
he had no idea that Heflin was COM
Ing along behind him.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-09
AT THE LEADER
=. SATURDAYS SPECIALS

Slip-over gown, easily worth Use.
You can buy Saturday for soc each.
1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
BENSON URGES NAVAL
BASE AT GUANTANAMO
us" Hr"ommcndS stone IortiHrutio,.
~ i'"'h Terminals Of Pnnamn
tHnul

NA"'iiNGTcN, March ia Phi
mary naval base at Guantanamo ana
lr"nI t"rt'nc"i'oms at buih terminals
g lhc l'tn"ma Canal yer. recommends
80 j., i;car admiral henson cnirf OF
'Ae "ureHu ~ operations, in his ,csti-
mony n"for, the IIouse Naval Com
mtltee to-day
w Should h.op tho cana, open AT
a'l iaHards. he de, Jared. If wc had
hSlj on the northeastcrl portion OF
'n' '"rrihcan sea and We we're defeat
ed lag tn" enemy and we're cut off from
|H"Hia""ino. wc might have to take
u" suiI,s under protection Of tho guns
a' 10" canal entrance, ana take them
nf"l&h tn" canal To TIC Pacific"
Neutral henson ais" said he favored
90 contain number Of battle cruisers
VI did not favor divcgtiug Tic n:.vy's
UcrSi"s radically from batilcships TO
ha'i!e cruisers. he advised agains,
amy unusual increase m flee, subrna-
fh"- s"ylnG thrc. Of the S"O-tun t,pc
WOULD bc sufficient,
h1 witness said san Francisco Eay
hhoHid nay" navy ward adequate 10
'!'Id 's many battlc8l.ips rs might lie
i'r'a'"ry FOR the Pacific coast" and
''"l 10" did not favor tho $4,000 APP
; 't'riiii"u rasacG hy The Senate YES
'.tA Tor IMPROVEMENT of the Puget
'"Ia" 'ard Puget Sound lie added.
w." H"i only very near foreign ter
't"'N nn' In position where IL In
~! npporachod 10y nations across the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
AGAINST CHILD LABOR BILL
Rcprc., Of National Mothers
Congress Oppose INeati"E-o"r"
Measure.

WAsiIiNGTON March l,.-Mrs 4.
y l;irncy, secretary OF the National
Mothers Congress, and Miss Mary y.
Garrett OF the pennsylvania juvenile
Court and Probation Association, to-
day oppressed tho Heating owen child
labor bill before tho Senate Interstate
Commerce Committee.
The Mothers Congress. tho committee
was told. was composed .: 100000
mothers. who were becoming more and
more convinced that any caSt-i:on rule
applied 10 child labor was Il mistake,
and that Il moderate vocational train =
ing IN various industries was good
thing for the child.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
ONLY ARTILLERY
ARMS ARE ACTIVE

continued from First pa-cD
slanghts III force we're rcpulscd h, TIC
French. Tho Germans have not yc. re
sumcd their. activity agaius, tho
French positions a; Lc Mur, IIommc.
Artillery exchanges IN tho Wocvrc
district continue, bu; otherwise thcrc
is nothing, Of Importance to report
THIS information ,s contained in tho
French official rcpor: this Afternoon.
which reads as follows:
TO tho west OF the McUsc the bonn
HN.dmcui diminished las, night in Che
r"-iou % l:cthincouri and cumicrCS
Nft"r the blood. chcc,; 10 the attack
Of Yesterday the crcmy has No, re
suwcG his movement on Mort lIommc.
"'ro the east OF The Mouse. :, re-
crude scene. of the bombardmvut WAS
followed ~ n'cicrN las; night 10, =.
series cf very violent offensive actions
directed a-,ins; our positions at Tie
Village aud ;hc fo;t OF NauN
Five successive attacks IN large
numbers we're delivered by the Ger
mans an thj. region. bu, without sue
cess. Two OF them were asaius, the
village -: NaUN: two others against
thc slopcs leading up to tho fort. and
The htth was IAN effort 20 emerge from
protected roadway to tho southca Il
OF ,ha village OF NauN.
Every one OF ;Ilcse ATTACKS Wa
broken by our curtains % lire. ana The
fire "i our machine guns cost The
,",ay heavily.
IT, the Woevre district. ;here s
nothing "a report further than ar:il-
.yry Exchanges III all -ot TIC sectors 10
the vest 81 Icmla MowsSon :, sur
prisc attack against a salicu; III the
enemy lines =; the work OF Mort Marc
made L possible for u 20 bring baci.
some prisoners and 10 nlct some
losses On tie enemy.
rte niSnt was calm "u The re-
LmAiLNrI o. N. FRONT"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
Or. BOHEMIAN DEAD
\oicd n!necOIoEi<t SUcrumbs {, pn-u-
m"nin ut Ills Home In New
IG-L CITY.

NEW YORK March N.;h,n
Cross I;o@em"m rceardcd as one % the
foremost s!'nccciosists in this country.
died here io-day at hts home IN this
city Of pneumonia. complicated with
typhoid fever. lie had been IL only
a week lie was born IN Npntsomcry
Ma. Oh February Is. 1851"
~ iioHcmaU graduated from inc Uni
Ncrs'tl OF Virginia. and haL studied in
CobIrg. i'avs ana Vienna With his
fath"", he invented whar ia mow know N
throughout the world ~ thu i:o2cuau
button, without Which an operation on
the bladder may not be performed
For this the Austrian Emperor con-
fcrrcd decoration upon Or Nathan
I;oXcm:,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
ELECT RICHMOND MAN
REV. ". Z. Mo0ru Mnde Mrmher or
Executive Hoard nj seventh
Adventist Convention.

PITTSEU RICH. March l7.--Dclcgutes
attending the biennial convention OF
the Coiuinbiu Union Conference Of Sew
"nth- Day Advcntiats to-day unani-
noualy approved plans for the cree
t:Hn OF AN addition, Al the cost OF
= 1000. 10 the Washington Missionary
College, near Washington. They also
voted to hold the convention tri-
cunially, instead ui bicnni;illy
Rev. II. q. Wilkinson, Of Washing
ton. was elected president OF the con-
ference. !;cv ". G. iIoifctt OF Rich
nond. was made u member of tnc OK
cCutiSc committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
THE MIMOSA BURNS
One Of Heat known OF Tourist WOielS
in North Carolina Destroyed

Sp>RTANBURG. ;. G.. March IT,
Tn. Mimosa. one Of the best known
hotels OF Tryon, y. G.. and patroniZcd
principally by Northern tourists, was
destroyed by tire .!is morning at 10
o'clock
Though the hotel was filled TO its
capacity at tho time Of the fire. none
Of the guests WAS injured, but many
lost their personal effects.
w. II. Stoarn. the owner. estimates
his loss Al probably $4,000. The hotel
ig situated In the so-cslled Midway
District" and WAS x mile and halt
from the station at Tryon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
RECEIVER FOR TESLA
Inventor Of Wireless aud Other EIec-
trIcal DC, iccS Living "NostIy or
Credit" He Says.

NEW YORK, March ia receiver
was appointed to-day for Nikoia Tesla.
the inventor. in proceedings by the
city TO collect 1t judgment for $3.50 per
son:u taN due in 1909.
Mr.. Tesla. widely known for his wire
less ana other electrical devices, teSti-
fed that he was living mostly on
cr,-:t." and there were scores Of
Judgments against him.
lie said lie Still was president and
treasurer OF the Nikola Tesla Company
lie once owned niue-tcnths OF the cor
poration's 100000 stock, he stated, but
had pledged most Of it TO build an
electric plant. The company's income
now. he testified. is not enough TO pay
it's EXPENSES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
CASE THROWN OUT OF COURT
White Audit Company Sought Iniunc-
ton tGninst order OF Halfway
Conductors.

ATLANTA GN. March Il. Federal
Judge Newman today signed an order
throwing out u court the case Of
White Audit Company against the Or
dc" Of failwa" Conductors. in which
was sought an injunction restraining
the conductors from threatening
strikes on several Southern roads.
where the audit system H. in operation.
l;y ii threat 10 strike. conductors OH
the Atlantic Coast Lime recently
caused the railroad to dispense with
the White company's auditors. There
has been no announcement that other
strikes may he called.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18

shown toward them by III. McNicaus
In some Instances children in TIA,
streets threw mud at VISITING Ancrt'
cans and shouted insults after them
Custom officials on the American sid,
of tho international Fridge rcpcrt",
that they had heard scattered shot;
fired in Juarcz during the past 'wt
nights. but were unable 20 ascertain
the cause OF tho shooting.
BOMRANDEU wTri THREATS
or DEATH AND INSULTS
.>ndrcas Garcia. Carr:,nza consul here
announced to-day chat nc was bong
boubardcd with threats Of death and
insults sen, through the mails BY to'-
lowers OF FcliN piaz. He said that
similar communications were being sent
10 General Gaviri, In Juarca.
One such communication was wit
ten on a COPY az AN American news
paper. which had large headlines an
nouncin;; that CarranHa had agreed TO
permit, American troops 20 cross the
border. over this was written.
"Nou arc a traitor to the national
honor OF Mexico. ana viii meet tho
fate OF such"
Another letter contained hIGh-' flown
praise of "cliN Diaa and denounced
Carr.inaa ana Garcia as bc,raycrs OF
Il fairly wcIl-drawn caricaturc OF the
first chief surrounded with obscene and
mcuaCirE comments.
Consul Garcia said nc had detailed
some OF his agents 10 trace the scnd,rs
Of these letters. We said tina, a. soon
as he was sure cf his men he would
inf ron, 'l.tf 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
CAVALRY DETACHMENTs
LEAVE PRINCIPAL BASE
Two Troops Expected to Aid in Pro.
tcctinc Line of Communication
Of Mexican Expedition.
uNEvENTEUL MAHCB EEI'oRTED
Men i'm Northwest chihuahua Almost
Completely Cut ON From Even
Their ComradeS-I'Ody OF Lieu
tenant zen Sent to halt imore.

COLUMBUS. y. NJ. March II fby
messenger 10 FL paso,.-Twu dctach :
mcnts OF cavalry LETT tie cXpcdi-
tionary main base here to-day. going
in q westerly directions. Whether they
were intended TO rc-cuforcc tho puni
tive columns Was not known. One re-
port Indicated that they were going
out 10 help protect tho line OF COM
nuuicutions of that line of the cNpcdi-
ton under Colonel Dodd. which three
days ago circlCd To the westward nifty
miles from here and entered McXico
about the Same tim" with the maiu
column. which went directly south
from here.
Troop trains overnight .swcllcd tho
Columbus camp to what is said 20 he
nearly the Size OF the original cApcdi-
tom. IicaN% construction work OF
MANY varieties was under way TODAY.
2iId Il new cit! was rising with almost
visible progress. To become tn" home q:
the large permanent base which will
lac established hc-,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
DEMANDS TiI>T >ltu
bC' IREE>II:> CEASE

suronsg: note + SOUNDED 10, tho
Nicu"e i;ottcr!..uschc cour,. vh,yt
- shat mo matter whether tho To
oan'ia vas a.ii!.s u! :. torpedo or "A n!ne
INC COUNT. L,n.@aGs that such occur
:eHc-a case l. declares that the .oy-
1ru""nt :!!usi make the strongest re
presentations 10 Hcrliu. and continues
Tho Iubant!u was no, a MGR. trnIIp.
Shc Was tn" pride Of our mercantile.
marine. Evcr$ ponsihlc naval
c"inn1tEdcr would know what She Was
AND whittier She Was bound No nc.
count ~ the disaster mentions !. warn
ing o: any Sind There is no excuse.
30 words can qualify this misdccd,
which stultiics al German assurances
ana promises
We have aching TO do with oil
ccrS' mistakes Tho German admir,lty
IL responsible, ana the demand must toe
r!adc that definite instructions bc given
- tho German navy 10 rendc. il Ger
tain that sUcA mistakes Will no, arts"
IT, future
This newspaper says Holland - un-
fortunately placed between ono BELLY
Great who proicssedlN nShts tor the
Interests Of small nations but holds
~ our SHIPS, sciEcs what She likes.
and uar,iyzc3 our imports ana indus
tries" and another bcIli:creu, who.
while contcuiin5 for the so-callcd
freedom OF the acas sinks our ships on
slGht wi,hout notice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
British Government
to Halt Importation
Of Articles Of Luxury

tuS Oh ;his side of the water might
set haSk 10 near normal again
One "i the mos: serious ASPECTS OF
~" situation in the view O: otici:i l.
mere Is tn" probability that t;rca; Brit
am cNcr-inrr"asing demands upon her
merchant marine Will result in with
df'wh az british ships now plying be-
tween North and South America. This
would have disastrous cfTcc; on the
plans Of merchants and manufacturers
or the United states to develop their
trade with the Southern countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18

o. 'h;f tody. ana that The sincere
thanks Of the corporation 10 extended
10 Them for tllcir irtcrca, and wori, i'm
submitting tMeir several mohcls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
FORMER BANDIT ILL
Colonel Younger. Jesse James, Com
pnui0p. In Critical Condition at
Ias Summht, NO.

LAS SUMMlTT. Mo-. March H.
Colonel Younger. former bandit and
compa MON o: Jesse James. is critically
III At his home here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
Throw orr Colds and Prevent Grip

When you feel cold coming on ,ako
LAXATIVE PROMO ouISISE. II removcs
MO 0UlElNE" e. VI GROVES sigma
ture Oh box &c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18

II wAs ANNOUNCED nom i.ouauu
I. on FcbruarY % 'hat ,h' ocicia, ice
day the good VIII and The receiver
interest IN IN" machinery and plan,
OF the STANDARD, thar the highest bio
The good viii plus The riani {ao. DOC
l and that "a neither bid approached III.
minimum iiNcd 10y hc court, the prcp.
crty waa withdrawn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
WILL iTII.IIE SERVICES
or AMERICAN COWRuI

l; was attended that the mobile
force OF Colonel Dodd should effect a
lunctIrc with the first columv. AFTER
which Colonel Dodd ; cavalry would De
sent on reconnaissance work. utilizing
also tho services OF American cowbuyl
who have joined the column ana other
scouts
General Pershing continued 10 hold
his lin. Of communication. reportiul;
at intervals az Ia his position ana the
state of his troops His wireless sct
was used. and couricrs to tho bordc,
trough; more detailed information d,
direct Wirc from the bordc- carried III.
messages TO General Funs,ou's head.
quarters II "as said to-day tina, Gen
cral rcrshins probably would supple
mcnt his field lines o: commuuirat !ol
with telephone line that would be
e%temded AZ he proceeded
'ailur. OF any body az Me-. leans -
oppose the Americans and reports ,hn;
General GALES was using his men /"
fortify tic passes Tina, lead from Tho
state Of CAihuuhua INFO the state O.
Sonora served - dispel somewhat the
feeling in SOM quarters that 40, all
The '"rra!I%A s,trrisous would yv-opcy-
are Ia the chase "f Villa
For 10 reason ascer,u.nuS.o iu@rc
prevails . belief chat an cacol.tc!
With Villa Is not probable for como
day. IIis exact whcrcabou,: Is not
SHOWN but hc is believed ~ most
persons to bc ia the mountain. not Ia,
from Casas ';randcs. towards which ;hc
Americ.us are moving. and agains,
which thc C.trr..nza columns are said
- be directed from other directions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
.. hirLp.,ricL Parrish ~.

Kirkpatrick i'srrish, sccgetary Of
We EcEWcud CEDAR Works, .s reported
~ b" Iui,e III IN -. Lukc's Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
FEELING or UL;sINTNI.\r
AROUSED HN III. >N,:I.

opinion accredited TO III" ,.,p-
tom ih"' tHc Tuhauiia ~Hs trrpc,IocG
;.""% t" the feeling OF resent nrUrs.d
by M d;saster 'rhs Nulcrluua en-
Sttenti"u IL the TACT that Tia. vy4..r
"as fur'. at almost Tho sam, lu,a
''''"uh,cihcnt Was mace IF ih, ro >
';''' ION OF ADMIRAL vun Ti.pitl as ,.cr.
MA Minister Of Marine and 81 TIA,
@Gt'ei.cNt Germany would "pn,I.,,.
/. Hn''.ar!nc warfare without abatement.
IN" r"Sp"pci rcicIS - n, ,-tscs az
'hc l'utIh steamships E+tw,h ,r,c
'"ii ana Gnrdocns. suuf o. ,Inn"..., rs
Z. HNSuit OF German 'ini-takcE' and
AVS hat If the Tuhautia Mas sunk i,y
+ ''f E'tl submarine" Their. wi.I b. ,.-
,'c"N'Hg danger that Germany. :,a;t.us;
ar wishes may ind hcrsg!. in onto,
I'm "e1''.-! states on account o. lin.
tv-'"uc' "i her submarine commanders
ne ad.r'i.nd voices the hope ;hnt I'M,
,I',"&r IN leadership OF Tho :. ,Yt;tn
"'''1he Ministry win br utiiiz,a a AN
''p"T'un!i: to- issuing more hn,Il,,.-
'"lt7 10 summarize coiniir4rd,..
ne Eicuwc CoUraut SAYS.
Is TINS Won Iirp.tX's farewell .,...
''s I" ir!'udl. Holland: GERMANY
ought 70 DC ashamed 80 this fresh n-n,,.
mat her admiralty has 40, her sun
marine commanders propcriy In hand
ihey sinh neutral merchantmen ANA
or" rcprinihHGcd ana PUNISHED. We, ON
t'c no@t occasion. hoU; n.ir govern
Ments measures ana promises and ire
va biindi.-."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
NO OPPOSITION TO CHASE
OF VILLA BY AMERICANS
OniciaI Reports TO Funston Show
That Routine Of March Is
Cn1isturbeu.
DETAILS KEPT FROM PUBLIC
Pcr,hing Expected Soon TO he in Iu-
sitiOm to Hedivide His Force and
begin Systematic SearcI, VI Bandit
Leader.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. March IT,
ton here from the United states eNpc-
dition Somewhere in Northern Mcxico"
gave assurance that there had been no
clash 50 Tar with any McNican band
and the routine Of The march in pur-
suit Of Francisco Villa had not been
disturbed.
other than this but little information
"aS given out ~ army headquarters
al Fort Sam Houston Tonight, General
Funston consiStcntly tJhcriue 10 his
policy of not permitting the details
Of tho expedition becoming common
knowledge. !, was stated. however.
That official :,Jviccs were umcxci;ing
and umllurminativc as to Villas exact
whereabouts
calculations made at arm, hcadounr-
tcrs to-day indicated that General
hcrshine Will soon bc ia a position
l." rcdividc his force, and from near
til" hcart Of the region where Villa
has been operating begin n systematic
search for him. |; was estimated that
Colonel Dodd. who crossed the interna-
u"mal line at o'clock OF Thurada.
m"rninG. forty miles from uachita.
\. Nj to-nilh; was close by. If not
actually in touch with, tho heavier and
slo"c! column led across the border
on Wednesdays Is General Pcrsh!n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
OFFICERS OF TUDANT|A
SAW WAKE OF TORPEDO
Loss OF One OF hollands Finest
Steamships Stirs Country
Deeply.
SURVIVORS GIVE ArruDAvlrs
DR.. Vega, Bolivian Minister to Ger
many, Lost Personal Property
Valued at $GO,OOO-Hc Says -Four
Persons Were Killed in Disaster.

run: liAGcI: .via Lou.l"ml. March IS.
Tho Minstr! Of Marine announces
mat :,nidavits by officers Of tie Dutch
steamer Tubantia SHOW that the
steamer WA" sunk 10y Il torpedo the
wake of which they saw. The ship
was struck six f.ct below the waite
iihc on the s;arboard side
pr. Luis salinas Vega. lolivi;u min
'A'cf To tcrnanN. who was among th,
HhrNlNors. lost personal property val
nc" at 100000. when the vessel wen.
noVh lie anu his wife carried avay
from the Tuhamiii three Satchcis con
''nA'is ui2loinatic papers aud personal
"n'ctS. me SaichclS. however. BY some
h'Schdnc''. we're left in TIA, lrci,o:,;
"hich was turned adrift when they
Vent o" board the rcscuimg vessel
According 10 Dr.. Vega. four ncrsons
wcrc KILLED in The disaster inciudin.-
tNo Stokcrs
The loss OF on" ,r iioliuua's fines;
steamships has stirred The country
deeply. The shaking % the wuba,,in
t"'pc" al 'l,Go6.""" snu Insured "pr
F'.2i"."op uIc;ins loss Of valuable c;,-t.n
Sp..cc not easily i"pI:.cabl.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-04
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

EiFths-C. H. and Viola May Larson.
asia Charles. girl; sebastiano and Frances
% Necita. Ills South Fourteenth, girl:
Hehry C. and Teresa BeAtenlehsrsr, 4s25
south Twenty-second, boy; Joseph and Dora
Hl1k. 3s2s Caldwell, boy; Ernest and Lot
" Mundlen, Fifty-ninth and Nebraska ave-
ma. boy: Alfred and Mable Robertson. 2so7
DouGlas girl: william and Sophia Tennen-
stawm. z0is North Twenty fourth. girl; Lake
and Bessie Maxwell, ISIS South Twenty
sixth, boy: Louis and Louise Krummea
1IeS South Fifty-fourth. girl; Leroy o. and
Dsetrice MacMonseis, ass North Nine.
ttenth. boyi Stephan and Leonora zidaiie
Gouth Side. girl.
4 DsAshs--Mary G. Smith. "a, hospital
Carlton C. Marlay. ~. Carter Lake: MaEgi,
XechieF. ~. ss7e Ames avenue; Jan,
schneider. months. 1ls South Twenty
ninth: Charles rhoms, ~. hospital: r. y
Richardson, 81. hospital; Catherine Graben
horst 50. 4324 North Twenty fifth avenue
Joseph Ebert. 10. hospital: Pearl Firth, is
AS11 Waksley; Grace Thompson. a.. hos
pital
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-04
AGENTS AND cANVAssERs

AGENTS WANTED, In every unocoupied
territory for the Day Kerosene Burner;
will fit any cook stove or range Call or
write us. West & Mclaughlin, 1907
Leavenworth, Omaha. Neb. Phone Doug
las 3420.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-04

assistant bookkeeper on
eastern purchased account; must write
good business hand and be good at
figures and have at least some years Of
practical experience at this work. Sal
ary SIS per month. Address 200, Bee.