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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-30
3 Husbands Engage in
Wife-Beating Contest

Chicago, June 30.-With her eyes
blackened and her face and body
bruised and swollen, sustaining her
remarkable story, Mrs. Frances Box
orme told Judge Labuy of a wife
beating contest in which her husband
and two other married men engaged
with the drinks" as a stake. She
testified that the man who gave his
wife the worst beating was entitled
to drink himself drunk at the expense
of the others Consequently there
was sharp rivalry and three wives are
badly battered as a result.
The beatings took place twice
weekly. Mrs. Bokorme said her hus-
band won the last contest and her
looks bore out the claim. The officer
who arrested her husband substanti-
ated her story, saying all the neigh
borhood knew of the contests. Judge
Labuy compelled her husband to take
the pledge to abstain from all liquor
for a year and provide a substantial
bond to keep the peace Tor the same
ength of time,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-30
Open Up a Health

ACCOOnI. Open up a
health account that will
yield greater enjoyment Of
life and higher efficiency in
work. Cut out heavy Win
ter foods and eat Shredded
Wheat Biscuit with fresh
fruits and green vegetables.
Shredded Wheat is readv-
cooked. Delicious for break
fast with milk or cream
for luncheon with berries
or other fruits.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-30
Former Mrs. Widener
to Explore Amazon

Philadelphia. June 3O.-Mrs. Alex
anoer Hamilton Rice, formerly Mrs.
george d. Widener, of this city,
WIDOW of the traction magnate. who
iost ms life in the Titanic disaster,
is planning to accompany Dr Rice
on an exploration to the Amazon
next Fall, according to a dispatch
from Montreal, where they are spend
Although the expedition will start
from Key West in DIR. Rice's Yacht.
and 2,2OO miles will be covered in the
yacht and in launches. the most
periious part of the journey will be
explorer and has made MANY ex-
pIorations of the Amazon Valley
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Weber, SIPS; Reilly, George Bannan,

Weber, S125; Reilly, George Bannan,
SIS.
Plumbing-Cameron, Camp Curtin
and Technical high school, Z. j. Fo-
garty, S1,797, 1858 and 1922, respect
lively.
Steam repairs-Foose and Melrose,
E. Mather & Co., S67.57 and $3.50,
respectively; Penn and Hamilton,
Fisher Brothers, $17S.3O and $164.
Boiler repairs-Reily, II. +. Quickel,
1925.
Papering-Boas and Reilly, H. A.
Bodmer, s45.25 and $70.22, respect
lively.
Furniture contract awards were rec
ommended for approval" as follows:
All furniture for the new w. S. Steele
building and the recitation seats for
all buildings. to the Theodore Kuntz
Company, Cleveland, Ohio; furniture
for the Shimmell and Woodward build
ings and all other furnishings needed
for replacing old articles, American
Seating Company, Philadelphia; 900
folding chairs for Steele building audi
torium. Brown & Co., this city; teach
ers' desks. Burns e. Co., this city;
teachers chairs. divided between
Brown & Co. and Burns g. Co.
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$1,000 DOG JUST ONE BITE
Mrs. Peter Ceders Imported Grifron
Killed at Mestchesfer Show


White Plains, n. Y, June 30.-Three
pounds of dog flesh, which. alive and
together, were rated at $500 a pound,
furnished just one mouthful this af-
ternoon to a harlequin Great Dane
weighing more than 100 pounds
The two dogs met at the fourth an
nual show of the Westchester Kennel
club. The small dog was a Brussels
grlHon named Cedar Bambino. Mrs.
feter Ceder of Sunnymede recently
imported Cedar Bambino, which was
regarded as the most typical of his
oreed ever brought to this country. Be
fore the dog came here he had won
many prizes in Belgium and Mrs. Ce-
der had repeatedly refused to take ST.
600, holding out for $1,000.
The judging at the show this after
noon had almost been completed when
the tiny bit of dog aristocracy wand
cred near the Great Dane. There was a
snap of the immense jaws of the big
dog, and where there had been two
dogs was only one and a corpse.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-30
POurs Boiling Water
on Silent usband

Oakland, Cal, June SO.-Boiling
water water poured over him by his wife
because he was too tired to talk to
her sent Leland Martin, O Pullman
porter rushing to the Oakland Emer-
eency hospital for first-aid treat
iilent. i lie told Steward Dawson he
had returned from an eighteen -dav
trip so exhausted that he wanted TO
drop right off to sleep. His wife, how
ever, wanted to hear all about his
tflp. so she woke him up by pouring a
der.
Martin is suffering from severe
burns of both arms.
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Courtship by Mail
Results in Wedding

Lexington. Ky, June S0.-Hugh A.
McCane, of Pittsburgh, has just mar
ried Mrs. Nellie Moore, of GreenvilIe,
KY, as the result of a courtship by
mail. Through a mutual friend they
began writing to each other several
months ago, their letters sounded
just right to each other. and Mrs.
Moore invited McCane to come down
TO Kentucky which he did. They
liked each other so well that the we'd
ding followed.
McCane has been twice married.
while his bride blushingly confessed
that she has laid four helpmates in
the tomb. He is ATTY eight and she
fifty.
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POSTPONED BASEBALL

The baseball game scheduled for
tomorrow afternoon at the Harris
ourg country Club between the girls
on one side and the men on the other,
in skirts, has been postponed indie
finitely, due to the absence from the
city of many of the players.
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1SpORTln61nGWS9
Other Sports on Page 10.
Other Sports on Page 16.
FURNISH
FAST BASEBALL
Maclay Street Juniors Take 12-
Inning Battle From Camp
Curtin Juniors

A record amateur game for junior
players furnished interest for a large
number of fans of the West End yes
terday. Maclay Street Juniors won
from the Camp Curtin Juniors 1t was
a 12-inning battle, and the youngsters
helded like veterans. The game was
tied up in the eighth by Camp Curtin.
A nip and tuck battle followed until
the twelfth when Maclay punched hits
and won out The score:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-30

One the most dramatic and effective in the spectacular Yale Pag
picture a Baleshp
o
sWitht men rel a the
We
was the pain
men
And n
As forward with
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n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-05

Zen: GinfiIbr BON 2uIlispanren, poli
iiierfliiiiieen 9ingen aiis Dem aus.
lamb lit beiite eine Shdoigimg unie.
rer arieefiibrilng, eine Sdppddung
iinierer @siherItanosfrait. Mir per.
Den ipieoer frei ctnfiibren, iuenn iuis
Ger @eg 5ur slusfiibr ipieoer frei M,
iriiber nid)t. 9elm Die slusflibr 1T
has 6elo, nit benz mir bic @nlfnbr
beSahIen fonncn: 10 lange uils Die
Iusfitbr 6iui gr6btcn Sbsile ab9c'
idnlitten lit, bnben mir aud, fir ull.
notbi9e @infilbr fem @eIb. Gesbalb
iporcn Die jiineIt ergangenen gin'
fubrperbote fir cine Steibe bon 2n.
rilsgeeeutonoen 5u begriibeit; oes'
boIb nriB bariifer binaiis jebcr Gin.
aelne peraittiuortlingsbeiruBt aui
iiterfliliige 2iirlrSeinflthr, aud, 10
ireit iie nibt pcrboten lit, ipdbreno
oes Srieges per3idlten. Sc nebr
9entihlanb perifppenoct, oeito ebcr
ipiro es eeIdbmt fem, iast Der eng.
Idnoer. 9ir ialen: Sc iuelliger
GeutIhlanb peridapenOef, beito mebr
araft fam es nuibrinsen fir aries
imo Siegl Sir oas bitr6 perminocr.
ten 9iirusperbraild, griparte bictet
ocrabc Die pierte ariegsanIciRe cine
ausge5eidilete sLnIage.@eleseiibeit.
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gltt fppbl ii6er BEN t6eatraliid ipirts
iamern eritsn. Das tleine s@eripanbs
lung" gloiturno nit ieiueu siness
ftreuten trGumeriihen geleitd Nts
fprben III ent;iideub. 3ablreihe gns
iembles nerbsn burh bic 3ipsitbets
lung Der 9iibne gang BON ieIbit bsrs
roraerufen. Wie I'm Galitaff, nur
bab es Bel Msinsartner nur biz Sum
Gertett ipnmt itatt. ME bort gum
Toneit, finben fia bic Stimmen, I'm
ii6 5u l0isn unb pon neuem Az psr'
binben. Man iisht fierous, Slk an
BEN Weri bic Wbuiit bag Weisnis
life 1T unb Der Sert bdgegen ouriid'
iritt. @on bieient Ston0plnift aus ae.
bpten unb eenoiisn, tpirb es nirgenb
I.ine Wirfiina perfebien. Dos mar
in Darrnitabt Der TdlI. Die gihnenz
porgGnge ipurben flott, phne Aufs
brinqlihfeit unb @i9tisthuerei abgss
pidslt. Die @attin bes 9ompDniiisn
Qucille BON Wsinsdrtner, bic bic gln'
qeld gab, persinte Iidl nit 5erren
Gabor (Don 5uan), MeinbsI (Goa
ouis), GIubsrSr, (cOn Manusi),,
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s,erfdiebenes. ed las bon 9pSia 6.
8infbam's i8eeetubIe COMPOUND uiiO
beibloB, cs 5u neriud)er. I'd, er5ielte
cute ReiuItate iuio i'd fiibIe belite
Diel beIier, als ib Sabre binburb &C.
fiiblt babe unb nebre art @euidr ;u.
I'd fam es nit sSre,Ioen aIIen Srau'
en- enlpfebIeu. = 5rai q Gorge %.
9 eb ol6. 1611 gSeit A. Shabe,
@iIlllirgton, Gel.
Hiideurpeb unb nieberbriidenoe
Sdgner5en iin6 8efabriignale, peIhe
Die 9lltfrnerfianrteit ieoer Srau crre-
gen fclIten. 9eieitieen Sie Die llria.
dc bieier Sbmerseil, iiibem Sie 2p-
hin 6. Einfbam's SegetabIe Com.
ponno einnebnen, iene eaite alte
Aiir5eI. iino 9rdutermeoi5in. Tau.
fenbe bon 5ralien baltcn ibre 8GrSiige
be3eiigt.
&iersig Sabre binSur1 bot lie
Srallen fraftig genadt, iriOem iie
9tiidenmeb, gserpoiit6t, @eidtpiire
llnb @nt5iinounsen, Sdpdte, Ser
ihiebunsen, llnregelmaBigfeit nno
periobii6e Gduner5en beilte.
gssuu sie ipssieaen Watb ,pAuit,en, id,reibsn
etc pertrahii6 an bic appia q. Rintham wle.
hteiHe 6p, spun, WaaH.
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itebt es idleft nit oen 9eltid,er.
6r1lilein Sretin bat es geitern audi
fbon eeiruulfeit. llno Die nuIb es
iuiiien. benn iie reinigt friib nrprgens
Die 9i6uue Der &onunanbanfnr.
fSpmpboroia lit ipieoer nal Die groBc
Sbrdne. Nittags, oils Der lliieroffI.
sier fonlnt. nm nab benl eiien ein
fleiiies yiderdpn BON einer bolbell
Stimoe 81 MAIDEN, begirunt lie Sll
iliebcn: .Sdloien ipoIlen sic III oie-
lem erniten slueenbIid2 aiii6er ieio
ibr, linid)uI5ige Sinoer! glblit ibr
bean ltid)ts2 Sprid)t nid)t Die Stim.
NE bes Screens 81 eudl, lpelm ibr
ld,on ben He0en Der Gelgier feinert
Slaiaen idenfen, fonllt9 sIber 10 ba.
ben sic oph ipcnigitens ein Sbr iiir
hie Bite elmer arlnen alten srail !
geiorgen Gle mir einen HaBl Saiicil
Sic mid nidt 5uriid, iuenn bic gng.
I1noer u1iere id)one Staot III Slant
men aliigeben iaiian. Wsit Dem Helm.
iien,, nit benz i6le6teiten Slas ailf
,reenoeinem Eropianhpagen bin ity
fd,on 5uirieoen. SD iterbe ia Dor
glngit. Mteine EbrGnen fonncll
benn meine Ebrdnen Sic nidt eiu
gan3 fIein biBden riibren2" Ser In.
ierOffi5isr lit 10 berslps, laut Iosaus
Iaf)en. llno ar6 i1 lode nit, niAt
,ucniger Iallt. @ir eritlnern ms bel.
De, buB mir gennu oor bier @ofen
gerau oieielbe S5ene itber uns crge.
hen Iaiien muBteu. llit0 mir niiien,
6o5 oein bp:Ser Strom iiG pieoer
ilber aus ergiebet miro, in bier $50.
den, Iiebe groBe Gbrdne Spmpboro.
ia. giber m ben Strpm hagen mir
6o1 nifJt su oenfen, ben Dir einmaI
Der Sag entlofen miro, Der lins iuirf'
lid, fortbringt, beirrtpdrts, gum 6rie-
BEN 60 fiibn iino mir oo9 niht. mir
Geutide.
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Sie Sbrane spmpburuia.

4benbs, tpenn Der DisnIt borbei
TT, pfIsge i9 Oes Dftern meinen une
teroffi5ier gu beIu1en. Sn ieinem
pripatquartier. unb penn i9 gang
ebrIid feiH Iuu, gilt msin geiu9 nidt
ibm ALIEN, fonbern ebsnfoiebr isinsr
.1rGne", pie mir bic brape 5rau
Spmphorcfa Sebbaut 5aFiauc, feis
ne Wirtbin, setuuft baben. Sdon
als mein nnteroffioier I'M Serbit nit
ieinem Der StabtpertpaItung ireunDs
li1it IN Re6nuns seitsutsn Quartiers
f&ein in Der Rus Reune ct. Saeques
qnriidte, ipurbe er BON yrau Spmpbos
rpfa NIT einem lu9enben uno einem
iDeineHben 4uge smpfanaen. sd bin
ia 10 berslih frpb, mein lieber Serr"
begriibte lie ibren Ieuen Wietber, bag
Die tleine &ummer enbli1 tpieber ei>
nen giHpobUer bat; aber = absr Ians
&c iDerben sic ia bed leiber nitt Bel
mir blei6en tOnnen. Reiu, nsin, es il.
mir gar ni6t lG9erIi9 gu Rutbs,
unD Sic biirfen aud ni6t laden.
9lter bic DeutI9su laden ia immsr,
iie Dertraueu blinblinss auf ibr Slid.
Sennoh = ih lam es ni9t mebr in
meinem Ser5en bebalteH - beuuo9 es
ftebt fhle9t nit ben Seutfhen. Sn
acbt Sagsn ldnsitens perosn bic GHss
lGrber bier iein. limb bann gHube
Gptt - eu6 unb uHs alien! Geftsru
4benb iinb bic beiben SffiSisrs, bic
felt brei Mpnaten Bel meiner Jreun>
bin Marie Semelfoet = jaia, bic in
Der Rertitradt - lppbnteH, telegrd>
phifh aur Sront suriidserufen. Seuts
Moreen lit bas cine 2anbitrrm Sns
faHteriesgataillon idleurigft auf bem
Siib 8abn1of berlaben ipprben.
5eute nod iolI pollitdnbiae pabz unb
poifiperre Don Seiner Graeuena an.
befoblen rperben. limb bic beutf6en
5eerssberi4te rletn, eieentlih psrs
Iobnte es fid gar ni6t nebr fiir sic,
iith bier fo5uIasen hdusli4 ntebersu.
lofien. WoIlen mir rns bsibe niGt
Iisber ben S6ner3 Der Srsnnung err
fparen2" Mein l1nterpffi5ier mar an
herer 4nii1t, Ia4te uno tpobnt nod
heute bei Grau Gpmpborpid. bic PEI
ripbifh, fosufagen nit Rem ps4fsIne
ben Wonbe, CUR SrGne tpirb.
Sbre Stinrutrng idnpauft 5tpi16en
SDDen u1o Eiefen. sic lit bofer.
freut, 6aB INNER nal pieber Elm
gdit5 nares 2anbiturnp 5nfaiIterie.
@ataiuon eingerift lit. sic oers
gleidt bic Goloaten BON bette Hlir
cen SoIoatcn BON eeitern uno fam
feiileli llnterihieo feititeQen, penio.
iieng feinen pin Sdledtern. SIMMER
tpieber>5iebt Die @ade nlittags luitis
nut Uh1iif Glf Der BIaee auf. SIMMER
lpieber nraridieren oie &onrpugriier
Sea Refrllteubepots nit Iautem fr66.
Iihen @efang gum fIirren6en Safte
Ser ifyneren Stiefel ourh Die Der.
oGnmernbe Maht urter bem Senfter
ppriIber, bltrh ben 9eebeI, bl,rf ben
Eegcn. ssnrnler Dieber fonI,Hen gartse
s3iige nit strob, Mebl, adfe, bl0fen.
ocn Rinoern, qlriefelloen Shneireu
an. llhb crit IN Der 9arniioniblaA.
terci 1T elm @etpimneI BON Snmmet.
fellien, anIbsriidcn, @isbeinen, Rim.
ncrbraten, grebfopf, 9lut. lntb 9e-
feraiyiritenl glber INNER tpieber trGgt
anh Der g9ino beg abenbs bas ferne
9eIlen Der b6ien aanonen beriibef.
@oreeitern bnben Die SraiBoier iuie.
tber einen Grtdderrutb beiest. Die
Gelitide1 miiBten es iel6it m ibreur
AQ3eridt sitscberl. @as fir EN- .EriAter
cGs poBI isin nrftc! asbsufGllA
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gen IN Der Selfe,
on nieoeroriiden'
benGfuneraen une
mar iebr neroos.
SD ipar itets inii'
be, ftets HIafrig,
fonnte r,ie SdSlai
genus baben nna
fonnte nidlt ellen.
SD bate bier Gof'
toren uiib ieoer er'
a1hIte mir etluus
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-.
Gin unberltBli6esSriefs
tlDeri Sn elmer 3eit. ba bic enss
Timber ale ibnsn erreidbare poii off
nm nb burdlu6sn. 1T Disllsi9t cine
grfiubuns BON 5niersiis. biz i'm Sab
re 1847 bic v5imss~ mititsilis: Gin
Serr 9roipn bot cine 4rt grlsfe ~
psrfGliebsn srfunpen. bic afler id8pars
sen aabinsits ipoiien ion. Die uHter.
gsfsitiguns oes Sieesls bsItsbt ua5
Der gei4reibuns aus siHsm isbr bin.
nsn uuo lsihtsn, dber fsIten WetaIl,
an bns bic gden bss auptria gbHe
Oblats, Cad obsr gummi sspiff.r.
mabsn anssl0tst iinb. IN bisiem Sics
gsl. pos man feinsr gsihdfisnbsit
irah aud Elm GhiOB ntnnsn t5nnis.
fibt elm tlsinsr bsrpurirsitnbsr 3upfsH.
Gtultd benz an psriufiipnsfnloiIs
nuf ben bas 3iinbbiiiden ionmt. Die
Obsrs Gsits bes SfiofIss sntbdit bas
Siit9en gu bisIsm 9spfen. oas er
beim 3umahsn bes &uDeris bsbsdi.
Gin Isiater Ghlaa ouf Die Spite bss
SitGens modt beibe, 5iit6sn unb
3dpfen polItommsn pIati unb ptrsis
nigt burh ibrs getbinbans ben ctersn
atsil Der @eridlisBuns 70 ieit nit
btm unEsrn, baB man bas Hupest
nid,t DffasH tuuu. obnt ss su 5errsi'
ben.
Qtngensbmsr SrpA
6srr (fiir fith): sGinsn gortfsil BAT
msine rpite Nafe bod! no i@ aud
5u 9siuh bintcmmt - ih trisgs iibsgs
an stn suvI @siHsrl Dpsadsst.'
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Sdiissnborf (Gosms), ben Gamsa
Satobp (gsatri5) unb Wspsr (5iabeti
gu einem 3uiammenipisl. bas jsoes
grbenf6psrs abssitreifi bate. Gi.
.Nniseliirlnlg NOR aeidImaf1eQ.
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edpner8en periAmanbeni nad BEN
6ebraHdle bon ebbia 6. Einf-
bani's gcgttabIe Gomppnno.

Biintiimton. Del. sd lit
idredlid) an 9hifenipeb ilno Sdmler.
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Wdbdeu ober mittelidbriae Grau in Dining
neom cbsr aiits In pie Wionmcuib Strubs,
sseiupuri.
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Wdb6cn; Gins far iigiioirs. uuo eifiS flt
lcivHiioiFs'eIrbsit, in ESQ lana abenne,
eieoubdle.
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@erIanat--@eiblid.

@db6tH in sA5 Burton elpsnIs. Jat 2.
sltcubals.
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Rdb6sn fir aleemsne Sairsarbeii Gw,
piebIangsn. 9. 8. iiHner, $685. 5urriiein
apeiuit 9buns Gaii e24e. Spbe Bari. IT
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Gnie 5aHomab6eN Inn an Soien 81
orbeiisn. SaeoitGee 9otH HHh Cliez
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0tr beutf6e aonfuI futi superIdiiis
ees unb nrbsitspiHiees bsurtots wadb1eu
(3ber GtdiD fiit Ride nnb s1nsdrbeit.
2e2i SisbIane are, Dat. anbiTH.
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mhb6en. etfntrenes, fir ao6en in fIeiHer
amertIarif9er 5GuIilie. 2cbu 800. $3.50
stcnbiHg 9.oab.
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9s db6gH FIR Sausarbslt nib eiEia6ss no.
den in feiner 6nmilie. GmpIebInHeen ber'
laiai 5Ss 5lo6Dule sesnpe. Ode Hurnet,
sLppnbaIe. \
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DidbGtn fir Sdns1rbei In flgiuef 5orHiIip
Gmpfebunesn. s5s afoeDuIe aos, HbcRenIe
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Rlb6en far naeeineine Snnsarbeit aein
gldf1en. aleine Samilis GmpfebluHoeH
bsriangs. s15 0St6en elperue, etooHbcls.
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mdb6eH, ofutf6es iaiboIH3ss, in iisirsr
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LARGE NUMBER Of
PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT SHIPS
ENDANGERED
ALL HAVE BEEN WARNED TO
AVOID REGULAR ROUTES AND
RUN WITH ALL LIGHTS OBJ
SCURED
(By Associated Press. J

Now ork, NV y. shipping
circles here felt apprehensive in
view of the large number of passen-
gems and freight ships nearing this
port and the reported proximity Of
German submarines. Si> steamers
arriving from Europe and The West
Indies reported catching a warning
sent by the British cruiser Lancaster
off this port last night. None saw
the submarines. There have been
lumors for several days that two
German submarines broke through
the allies, Gordon and had headed
for the Atlantic coast. The Lam
caster last night warned the entente
ships to avoid the trade routes and
converging points and show no un-
necessary lights, saying the subma-
rines are likely to be encountered
anywhere in the Atlantic especially
west of sixty degrees west.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-27
Emp. NICHOLAS
49, FNR0U7E TO
RUNAN|A
IS GOING TO THE FRONT TO CON-
FER WITH KING FERDINAND;
BAD WEATHER ON S0MME
FRONT
(By Associated Press.)

The Teutonic campaign against
Rumania is developing rapidly with
converging drive on Bucharest
from three directions The capital
seems most threatening now from
the southwest where the invaders
approached within fifty miles after
forcing the passage of the Danube at
two points and effecting junction
with armies from the lower Alt. The
rapid Teutonic advance southwest of
Craiova has turned the flank of the
Alt line as they did the Danube
crossings. These, with the contin-
ued pressure on the northern end,
has resulted in the Rumanians
abandoning the Alt line. Bucharest
announced this together with the
Rumanian retirement to the east of
the Topolog river. The Teutons
have been held north and north
west of the passes, east of the Alt
and entente writer's assume that the
Russians are sending additional
= forces to assist the Rumanians fur
ther south. Sofia said the Bulgar-
ians had crossed at Zimnitza and the
Germans had crossed at the Alt
mouth occupying Islacz. The Rus
sian advance in Dobrudja appears to
have been halted. Bulgarians re-
ported the entente forces had en-
trenched. Extremely bad weather
prevails on the Somme front
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-11-27
QUEEN OF HAWAII IN
SERIOUS CONDITION

Honolulu. r. II. Nov. 23.-The con
dition of Liliuokalani, the 7S-years-old
former Queen of Hawii, continues to
cause her friends grave concern. Her
illness besan with cold some time
ago, and she has been weakened so
by its inroads that her attendants fear
she may never fully recover. Though
now seen occasionally in her carriage,
she Is easily exhausted and often falls
TO sleep along the drive.
Possessed of no more actual sover'
eight now than the meanest Hawaiian
stevedore. che is still accorded all the
Difference of royalty. On state occa'
sions at her own home she is accom-,