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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06

was not here when the Wisdom left,
1t being announced thai he would
board the yacht today in Key West.
lie will secure material 'or stories
while in the tropics. Juelcs Heuben,
better known as Caesar" a young
man who has been employed on one
IF the Twelfth str,.t t deck fishing
leafs for several yeafA, Joined the
crew Of the Wisdom yesterday for
the long trip. The Wisdom is a huge
craft. nearly 90 feet long. She car
ried crew of ten men and is COM
pleteiy outftted for the voyage to
the south seas.
Many of the motion picture films
to be taken on the trip will be used
for educational purposes, being
shown in universities and colleges
throughout the country. Those in
the party are DR.. Z. A. Salisbury OF
California, Rex Beach. Charles Dahl,
an expert camera man. George Stone,
an expert microscopical photograph
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06

Congress will be asked this week
to consider land loan bill. provid-
ing for comprehensive farm mort
gage credits system under the con-
trol end supervision of a federal
land loan bank board, of FIVE mem
bers. to be appointed by the presi-
dent with the approval of the SEN
ate. The measure already framed,
has the approval of President Will
son. EJU
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
DEMOCRATIC
'1[jGl;Tiiif EXECUTIVE COM.
ARRANGE DETAILS
OF PRIMARY
{ BY Associated Press.)

Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. 6.-The
Democratic executive committee met
here today to arrange details for the
general state primary June 6. The
question of seating delegates at the
national convention only eight days
after the primary is puzzling one.
There is a movement on foot to
take circuit judges, states attorneys,
court clerks and solicitors out Of the
primary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
HOCKEY LEAGUE SEASON OPENS

Boston, Jan. 6.|Twenty games
are on the schedule of the Amateur
Hockey League, which opens its sea-
son tonight when the Crescent A.
C. meets the Harvard Club here.
Eight games are scheduled to be
played in the Boston Arena and the
other twelve in the St. Nicholas
rink, New York.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
BRITISH COLLEGES HAVE
BUT FEW STUDENTS

Cambridge, Eng, Jan. Cam
bridge has practically ceased to be
a domestic institution, and its aca-
demic lift is sustained almost entire
ly by alien and colonial students.
This resemblance to a foreign uni
versity, planted in the classic con-
fines of the ancient seat of learning,
is intensified by the presence here
of the faculty and some of the stu
den body of the University of Lou
vain.
With the exception of the medical
school. none of the colleges has
more than a handful of British stu
dents. Perhaps the greatest sufferer
from the war has been Corpus Chris
ii College, which does not admit men
of colored races to its rolls. This
college has seven undergraduates in
residence and since most of it's sons
are either with the military force
VI uoihS government Woih VI ooiho
sort, the great hall is closed and the
students and their instructors dine
in their own quarters.
Each college has great hall of
baropial appearance and capacity
where its members dine in state,
the master with his dons at tables
on a dais while below on the main
floor the undergraduates gather
about long tables Most of these
halls. formerly centers of tradition
al Erelish good cheer, are now
places of gloom where by dim candle
light, enforced on account of the
Zpeppelin peril, few of the elderly
faculty members gather with their
alien and crippled student body in a
pathetic effort to keep alive glor-
ious tradition.
Trinity with its normal enroll
ment of 600 students, does not show
the ravages of war as much as the
other colleges, but this does not
mean that it has not been as pa
triotic as the others, but on ac-
count of its enrolment, far in the
lead of any of it's rivals and the fur
ther fact that it numbers many
aliens among it's undergraduates,
the college can still muster a hun
dred men Headed by DR.. Butler,
the venerable and venerated master
of the college, who is assisted by
Vice-master Henry Jackson, o. M. !,
one of the greatest of Cambridge
teachers, the faculty and men of
Trinity gather in the great hall in
brave effort to uphold the contin-
uity of Cambridge's royal college.
But fear of a lapse in the contin-
uity necessary to carry on the pre-
cious traditions of the university is
in every heart, and sometimes finds
expression in grim determination to
hold on at any cost save any step
which would prevent Cambridge
men from doing their duty to their
country.
1t is whispered that next year
there will be no freshmen of the
type who have made Cambridge. and
even should new men come, there
will be no old men to instruct them
in the fine points of student custom
which mean so much to an ancient
university. The ray of hope for
those who entertain such fears is
provided by the great public schools
which are expected to keep alive
enough of the Cambridge tradition
to provide a basis for the students
who will throng its colleges when
the war is over.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
AUSTRIA HAS NOT REPLIED
TO j. S. REQUEST FOR
INFORMATION ON SINKING
Of BRITISH Liner PERS|I
INCREASE FOR UN.
SKILLED LABOR
(By Associated Press.)

NUy ASSOCIdCeu TTtSS.J
New York, Jan. 6.-The United
States Steel Corporation has decided
to increase the wages of virtually all
unskiiled employees about 10 per
cent. Wages were raised for other
employees, too.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
BULGARIAN PARLIAMENT APPROVES
$l00,000,000 WAR CREDIT
(By Associated Press. }

London, Jan. 6.-The Bulgarian
parliament enthusiastically ap-
proved hundred million dollar war
credit, says the Times Saloniki dis
patch. All sections of the opposition
voted with the government.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
MCCALL SUCCEEDS WALSH

Boston, Mass, Jan. 6.-Former
CONGRESSMAN Mccall was inaugural
ed governor of Massachusetts, today,
succeeding Governor Walsh, who
may join the Ford peace expedition
II that famous party is re-organized.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
IS FORCE ENEMY
| ON SECONDARY LINES:
RpERATF FIGHTING IS
| NOW IN PROGRESS
PRESIDENT TO THOROUGHLY
CANVASS SITUATION BEFORE
APPOINTING SUCCESSOR
v Associated Press. J

Washington, Jan. 6.-President
Wilson told callers that he would
thoroughly canvass the situation be-
fore appointing Justice Lamar's sue
cessor to the supreme court.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
italian SHIP
May HAVE TO
DISMANIlE GUNS
BEFORE LEAVING
new YORK
(By Associated Press.) }

Washington, Jan. 6.-The state
department will probably take up
with Italy the question of naval guns
mounted ON the stern of the liner
Guiseppi Verdi and ask that the
guns be dismantled before the vessel
clears.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
|eociated Press.)

n. 6.-The Labor Con-
d record against COM
Dry service bill, and
THAT labor members of
the bill at all
h Henderson, president
bf education and Labor
Ein the Commons, told
that he would resign
approval of his con-
he polls before oppos-
Ire.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
Crew LEAVES
'" CREEK STEAMER
(By Associated Press. }

New York, Jan. 6.-The passen-
gers and crew of the Greek steamer
Thessaloniki are on their way here
from the abandoned and disabled
liner. leaving her, it is believed, in
sinking condition over 800 miles
southeast of Sandy Hook. Three
hundred of her passengers are
aboard the Greek steamer PATHS,
and the crew is on the Anchor liner
Peruga.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06

er, Charles Early and L. B. Flinton.
The Wisdom will go directly from
Miami to the Panama Canal and
then on to the different South
American countries.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
NATIONAL BANKS
CALLED ON FOR
STATEMENT Of
CONDITION JAN. 81
(By Associated Press. }

Washing gton, Jan. 6.-Fhe comp
troller of currency issued call for
condition of national banks at close
of business Dec. 81.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
EIGHT LIVES
Lost when
STEAMER SANK
IN OHIO river
(By Associated Press. }

Gallipolis, Ohio, jan Eight
lives were lost when the Kanawha
sank in the Ohio river below Park
ersburg, w. Va, last night, accord
ing to reports here. Four women
and c child, passengers, and three of
the crew were lost.
The bodies of two women were
found several miles below the scene
of the wreck of the river packet
Kanawaha.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06

William Sulzer is among the pres
iden;ial aspirants. His name is to
20 on the Minnesota primary ticket.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
fon German Trenches
)ociated Press.)

ION German Trenches
ociated Press.)
IA. 6, Russian pres
nstrians in Bukawana
y and official reports
) indicate that the
erate and sanguinary.
Evacuation of Czerno-
<Dtrians is not verified.
bmcial advices claim
Aders we're compelled
their secondary line.
IRE pounding heavily
hnches in Champagne,
|Soissops and Rheims
/ inflicted notable dam
ring men are in con-
Indon today to deter
litude toward military
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-06
EJND ON
N TRENCHES
J CONGRESS GOES
AS OPPOSED TO
MILITARY SER
ciated Press.)

IU
ldodl ~ n. 6.-The. Times
grad IkSspondent says Rus
hay6 netrated the enemy's
oue 49, immediate vicinity
ern6 The dispatch is dat
ednoGU&Y The enemy were
/ bn< n their secondary de-
|; n Is definitely assumed
thG 6es were enormous,
ho1 In the neighborhood
xHf3 where they were
ID < westward several
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nieiaoe. @r NOR DER berotbenoe 80
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III nidt ulebg. Wlon fornte cine en-
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itarten 3ionseemeinOe ihreiben. Sr,
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earpiae 3. Senion,
Meebtsantualt.


Giucr Ser fG6isiten @edtsGH-
iuGlte OeS Staates NiarDlauS, Oei-
len prattiide @rfOllrnnsen fir
i'm nnf cine grORe 3ntuHft idJlie-
fen laieu, 1T 6err Garbille 2.
8eniOn, OeHeH giirenm iih in gIr.
130t-02, GiOeliitD @ebdnbe,
Gde uOH G6arles- unS 2egiustOn.
Strafe, bsfinSet.
6err SeuiOu entitammt elmer
9eadJteteu TanIilie in SaletbOrpe,
Baltimore GOnnh. Gr ,unrOe
mn "a. Nngnit 1872 ge6Oren,
erGielt cine cute Gr3ie6nng, &c.
indte Oie noebig6 lluiUeriitGt"
nnS uurOe 1898 3Mr @edJtS.
praEis 5ngelaiien, iuOranf er iid
nit Oem 6ctannten 9ledJtsnmwnlt
6arrD &. Snrr aiiOciirte, Sic
6enswiirOiG rmS freunOlidt iuie
eS uOu einem gebilOeteu WiNuue
Hidt HuOers 5M eriuHrteu 1T,
eruarb CT ii6 Oiele SrennOe, nHO
Ieine genh6arH in SnltimOre-
GOnutN mOdten feiueH SSeblgriff
Hls iie lin nnf Sem SemOfratiIdeu
2idet in Die Staats.@eietsebung
Ses Sabres 1904 InnSten. 9Ort
fano Ser YenIOW @eleaeu6eit,
ieiu SntereiIe au benz @Ublers
gebeu Der StaOt Baltimore 5m
seiGeH, iHoem er fir Nlle @UrlG-
aeu ltimmte, iueIdDe fir Die Ourd
bic grOke @rauOtataltropbe in
jenem Sabre labm gelegte Wletru-
pole erfOroerIid mareH. SH jeHer
Sibnng bctBGtiatc iidD ieiu ga.
lent 10 OOrtbeil6aft, Saf CT ipG-
ter uidt MIR mieOereriuGblt, iOn'
bern andj Snm Spreder Ses lin.
terbauies in 1906 aemadJt lunrOe.
@G6renO Der Sibnugen Der @e-
ietae6nuG in 1908 nHO in 1910
luar CT Der Tiibrer Der 1emOfra'
ten i'm ltnterGauie nno fat Gls
iOl6er IelJr Oiel Oa5n 6eigeirHgeH,
Dap Oie 9SrO6ibitiOnSsefabr in
WiarDlanO eiugeOGmmt mnrOe. Sm
'ScrbItr oes SnBres 1911 ctrten
i'm Ieine Mitbiirger SnrdJ Die
GrtuGblnng sum StGutssSeHntOr
DUn BaltimUresGUnntD fir Die
Sabre 1912 bic 1914. @Gbren6
Oieier 3eit iuar Serr SenIOn nit
oen SenatOreM ". 4. @Orman
nnO Blair See an benz 2eaisln.
tnrsGomitc, lueldjes Den Staat
NarOlauO 6ei Oem @rrfaufe Der
glftien Oes StanteS i'm @nIging-
tOner 3iueise Der Baltimore.
SGiO.yaBn" Uertrnt. WGbrenG
Der glOminiItratiOn Oes @OmDers
nenrS GrDtberS iuar CT Der 9ledltS.
6eiitanO Der Stauts-2GnOitrnFen.
GOmniiiiOn. In Scr @n6( Ses
Sabres 1915 tunrOe Serr @enlOn
nit MIR wenigeu Stinmen @ieGr.
beit bon Ieiuem repnblifauiIdjen
@e9uer fir oen StaatsH5emat &c.
Iiegt, SOd nabm er sin 6erbOrra-
9enOeS SntereKe am Dem Sample
gcgeu Die Sia fir 9Srobi6itiOn i'm
gan5eH Staate in Der 2egiSlntltr.
SitrMa DOu 1916, NIB Der g6G-
tisfeit bee Srn. YenIOn uar eS
GauptiGdIid 5n5nidrei6en, S0h
Die Siibrer Der @rO6i6itiOnilteu
Die Tlinte in'S GUrn iuarfen.
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10. {. ll)cIlp6n(.

Die @ntpidelug Der StdottbeiIe,
Die biS Dor flIr5er Belt aus 6eloern
un0 gYieien beitduoem 1T auf ben
Credit bon 8aIsllnternebmern Al
lteIlen, Don oenen S5err BaIter 3.
gSeitpbdl Der riibri9iieu @mer 1T.
Sbm peroanien Der oitlicbc, neitlidle
mo noroIihe Std0ttbeil in groBem
WtaBe tbren iebigen bliibenoen 3us
ltano, ibre uielen Ihouen lun0 mo0ers
nen p0uier fir ben Wianu aus Dem
Wtittelllauoe. Qerr Weiipbal BAT es
lid 5um 3iel geIebt, oieIem All bell
ZEN llno ibn 6ll ermlibi9en, fem eiaes
ue5 0eim 81 fnlifeu, uno oaourd 1T
CT uid)t mr Der quite Sdmariter fir
Den Ndufer aeporoen lonoeru bat
aub oen gInfbou unIerer Gtaot gea
toroert lHo Die SteuerbuitS oeriet6eU
erbDbt 3u allen 3eiten bat er, uoz
INNER Die @fleaenbeit es ais dnaes
brudt erideiuen lieB, Dem Aduier fl
nan5ieIlen 8eiItauo aeIeiliet Elm
Yrllt5ip, benz er tbeilpeiie Ieinen Grs
folg 81 ueronnfen bat perr @elts
pbdl betet iebt i'm 1000 g}lod Der
gloro= SmolIpooos sGirabe cine SIn3dbl
8iueiii0di9cr @obnbduier ann Ser
tnuf Die irgeno pelden 8auten Die
Ter Nrt IN Der Staot gleChpertbig Sur
Seitc ltcben. Seuie. oereu SlbIidlt es
~ lld Elm eigeueS 0eim 81 crlpers
ben, m0geu 9efdIi8it 6errn 8elts
pDals NIiBeige III eiucm nnberen Sbeil
oieier 8eitlug leIeu uno lb iiber5cus
geIJ Dab Der y8eitpbaIs |Im Der bette
fir ibren 8lued it,