davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-01-13

fected that the note should assert that
the district In which the wholesale muir
ders occurred was under the control OF
the Carranza Government Later he
gave out the text Of the communication
ltsalI.
sTnert" Left Out Of Note.
While the text does not contain the
charge tnat the Carranza authorities
we're 'inert" and does not say that safe
conducts were furnished the Americans,
II does say that Americans generally
have been returning to Chihuahua with
the consent OF the military authorities
and that this atrocious act occurred
In territory announced to he In controi
of the Carranzs authorities.
Concerning the warnings which the
State Department has given to Ameri-
oans to keep out Of Chihuahua and other
bandit infested parts Of Mexico, Seer
tary Lansing enunciated this afternoon
what he regarded as the distinction be-
tween warnings OF this character and the
refusal Of the American Government to
warn Americans TO keep on beiligerent
merchant ships on the high seas.
MIR. Lansing's Distinction.
II was indicated that this distinction
was given by MT. Lansing recently 10
the German Al. bassador and the Aus
trian Charge dAffaiies In response to
che suggestion OF these diplomats that
Americans would escape all risk from
submarine attacks II they were requ.red
70 sail on neutral vessels. AS dictated
BY Mr. Lansing, II was as follows:
High seas are common territory to
every nation, whe!eas land territory
10 always under the sovereignty OF u
nation which can do what 1t pleases
In that territory.
On the high seas non-combatarts.
whether neutral or belligerent, have
the right to pass 10 and fro without
having their lives endangered. In
land territory the only right which
they have TO pass to and fro Is SUBJ
sect to the consent OF the authorities.
NJ II Is uncertain as to who the au-
thorities are foreigners entering such
territory at once run the danger OF
losing their liberty or lives.
state Department officials said to-
night that Gen. CarranZa had given cer-
tain general guarantees for the protec-
don Of foreigners in Mexico at the time
hts Government was recognized By the
United states and the six Latin Amer
Scan nations. The officials disclosed.
however. that such guarantees were
given voluntarily and were not required
OF Carranza as condition precedent
70 recognition.
The sun., 1916-01-13

rected that the note should assert that
the district In which the wholesale mur-
ders occurred was under the control OF
the Carranza Government Later he
gave out tho text OF the communication
ltsalI
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04

Mrs. +, W. Headlsy Is confined to
her bed. She certainly has had q
Siege this winter, having been sick
nearly three months and Is now down
again.
Arthur Anderson, OF Skidmore,
and Miss Ida Garner, OF Oregon, were
united In marriage A. the Evangelical
parsonage, by Rev, J. W, Anderson,
pastor OF the N. u, church, wednes.
day, February =.
bert Patterson, Chas. Limp and
Mrs. Geo. Criswell, OF Mound City, al.
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Jacob
Limp, In Forest City. Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Matthews and A. VanBuskirk,
OF Oregon, we're also In attendance.
Arthur Gotten, OF Forest City.
while visiting his father, Judge Geo.
W. Gotten, In Forbes, Wednesday
morning OF this week, while out In
the yard, slipped and fell, striking
his head, causing . bad conclusion.
DR.. Bullock, OF Forest City, was
called and gave the necessary medical
attention. Arthur was unconscious
for several hours, and ls now thought
to b out Of danger, although It will
bs several days before the full extent
Of his injuries can b learned. He l,
still ct his fathers homo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
CITY NIsitors last saturday


GUY visitors last Sat urday
john lpoiIgherty and Sp.c N,t, :,
were In town last Saturday.
When does the beacon and Tom set
that new typesctting machine"
Mrs. Charles Morley Is .ntortuinsn g
Der mother from Forbes this week
!. 49, Iiridgnon was n business yisi.
tor In Maitland one day Inst week
j, a. IridguOn received "a cuti,,ad
of Illinois soft coal one day last week
Mrs. Holly Carlton was Visiting with
friends In Forest city one day last W., h
Miss Mollie stewart IL visiting with
Misses BERTHA aud Zoe Morris this W., A.
Lee Hutson was visiting with reid.
tiyes near Phelps last Saturday and sun.
day,
Superintendent Of Schools Mr. Sk,I-
ton. WINS Mound city visitor last Snt
urdny.
charley Mendenhnll was here SUNDAY
from Hamburg, visiting with his brother,
John caughhn received carload 81
Kansas extra tine prairie hay the first ni
the week;
how 10 scald a nos In cold water. som"
scheme. Hen.
Ben Adkison; NJ p. assisted Flcd
first OF the work. WV
Mrs Anna Kahn, who has been on
,h. sick lis, for several days, is murl,
better this week,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
MINOR WAR EVENTS.


JANUARY.
ID. The German government ordered tho
seizure Of private stores Of corn.
wheat and -four
FEBRUARY.
10. Germany Informed tho United States
that she would insist on maintaining
the war zone In the English channel
MARCH.
l. England announced her intention to
stop all ships to and from the sea-
ports Of Germany.
H. The German cruiser Dresden, which
survived the battle OF Falkland Is
lands. sunk In battle with a BsIiish
Heet near San Juan Fernandez island,
OF Chill.
10. Great Britain issued a sweeping order
In council cutting OF all outside trade
with Germany and refused to modify
the war zone blockade.
JULY,
g. Germany replied TO note OF the United
States June lO), promising to safe
guard Americans under their own flag
AUGUST.
T. Great Britain sent notes to the United
States unfolding her blockade.
a. Berlin Informed Washington that the
killing Of Americans On tho Arabic
was not intentional.
SEPTEMBER
]. German ambassador announced that
liners would not be sunk by subma-
rines without warning unless they re-
sisted or attempted to escape.
g. German airships raidsd I.endon. In
Turing 81 persons and killing %.
ocToPER.
,. Germany disavowed the sinking Of the
Arabic and agreed to pay Indemnity.
u Fifty-hve killed and lie injured in
London by Zeppelin attack.
pEcEhDun.
II. London recruiting o6icss crowded with
volunteers under the Lord Derby plan,
' which wsA to end Dec. II.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04

C. u. Zook was In Omaha, this
week
Watch Mootr'S Kreek's bargain
counter for bargains.
Born to John Alexander and wife,
Of near Fortescue, . son, Jan. -.
Born, to Terry Ross AMI wife, Of
Forest City, Tuesday, Jan. -, . line
girl baby.
Ara Mcintyre, FL, Foster and Al
bert Mortenson all had business In 81.
Joseph Monday last.
ID. A. Gelvin and J. }. Warner, OF
Maitland, were In Oregon, Tuesday Of
this week, on business.
"A girl baby came 10 gladden. u Q
home OF Albert Overly and wife, Of
Mound City, January Is.
Will Derr shipped out two cars OF
hogs, Tuesday. Paul Frye also shipped
a car OF cattle and Jesse Cain q car
Of hogs.
George AshS lrth and wife are
entertaining q ten pound boy that
came to their home In Clay township
January -.
From Squaw Creek Items In the
Mound City Journal We see that a DO,
baby was born to Mr. Rowlette, Jr,
January 10.
The will OF Richard Shepard, wht
died, Jan. 10, was probated Tuesday o.
this week. The property consisted o
a farm OF nearly 200 acres, besides
money and notes, the total amount o
the estate being estimated ct abou
$4,000.
William Elmer Cramer and Georg
p. Warner, of Maitland, we're befor
the Probate court, Tuesday OF TIL
week, February l. and both were ID
Judged incompetent to msnAgs thei
Affairs and placed under gusrdianshiI
by the court.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04

July General Won Mack
Is, Germans again 'nHeh
captured ~" pos' ~ prlaNVsz. 50
miles rorth of WARSAW
~ Australians captured ltsdcm. 81 miles
youth ~ Warsaw
AugrJT
German army captured Warsaw, after
campaign which lasted over eight
months The Russian garrison rs-
treated east 81 the NiHtuln,
u, General Won MickcnSen's German
troops captured Slc'l"c. cutting tho
WARSAW Moscow railway.
10. Novo Ceorg"vsk. the second greatest
Russian fortress In Poland with ito
garrison. estimated al frpmilOD to
S,0o men, captured by General Won
Bescler's German army,
sEprENBrR
4 Germans captured Grodno and ad-
yanced on Riga,
NOVEMBER.
O. Germans abandoned important POSI-.
tions In front OF Riga.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04

~
JASuARY,
iS The allies began to retreat south Of
the Aisno at SoSsons abandoning ]
mites Of trenches
H. ALLIES withdrew south 81 tho Aisne.
losing 500 prisoners and many guns
MARCH.
10 Beginning Of British attacks at Scuvs
Chapellc. France.
l9-l3 French atta,kH AMI German counter
attacks continued NJ N,uyc Chapelle.
with heavy losses
ArRIL.
q Germans rec,pturcd lIartmn nnswei.
l.rkopf. IN the vosges mountains
They repulssd an attack by allies
along the Spres canal with asphyx-
Eating gas and crossed that barrier to
the west side.
N. German artillery at Newport. Belgium,
bombarded Dunkirx. France. ut 20
miles range.
SEPTEMBER
. Great drive Of the allies from the
French seacoast to Nerdun. Heavy
capture Of guns reported and 5000 I'M
wounded prisoners German front bro
ken o miles In length at I.oos. La Has
see and Souchez. and q miles In tho
Champagne,
=. ALLIES continued western drive,
NOVEMBER
IS Allies held Joint war council IN Paris
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
Bigelow.

joins D'.Irn sold - conpl" of calves il''
Mr., enn.. r.ylor : visiting ~nh iriend'
Mrs. v y. Eain Mss visiting ~sh friends
In MonndctS, I.st Tuesday
riL ssn I. ~ r e. ara aS .; tie " ~,~s ''' "
tricI aaaI ~ 10 f-rs n, lsst Monday
and : cri re 'iskss iruStsIIsd r"crniII'
The tom sssketh,li team WI Eu Ia
Phelps, nest sat srday, sr nramc sith that
team,
Y, Grassy, WIKI LIVES or The Jir. Iii,kle
place west of town, aud wnrA, Tor fvd ''u>-
ham, Is rpov,sd en the H.. list, !h.ss.rk,
Kansas, wh.r. he will rsulsio Dor tis Wilson
speech ana return hons WAN his GA rshc lAt-
.ioc Iinnrhsr. ian,,sr a. ih. srhc-l t.oa.e
WAS on the -'rk list s~ver.A days tls n,>s ~
III" week tod - wiss r-sS>.ary ~ Gcne
-Mrs. ii. L. Hiiiisms rr,urned TUESDAY
morning ftnm orlea,e, Nsh, where shs had
been WIN her dAnghicr. In Law, whOltd been
quite sicA, but wiS nsuch impr"'d wh.n she
Mr.. GSpundheg had szapi, oppcs tuniiy Ia
sce his shadow Wednesday morning. fetIu-
ary 3 aud pro>ysets are th're Is M don9t
but what We Will have AT least NJ weeks
moro Of vsnter u No, rlorr.
Tom Bridgnion aud Jim Couts are SLING
! j Y, nFldkuOs, lee bou,s IN his farm west
uf town this week. They are getting the Ice
on ~ ths odd ballast pit and u II crhrsI-cias.
quality and about ten iDcncs thick.
Mrs j, :. Jcllisoa. who has been visiting
with her -on and family In Elgln, H., TOR scV-
| cral weeks, returned home Monday mOrnin 4.
much to The delight OF bro. Jsllison, who
had been get,lng awfully lonesome In tia
last few days.
| Joe Sauer, i. T., Sullivan ard =. McI.e,Dn
were here the hrs, of the week from Efiihg-
| ham, Kansas, looking over the Sauer trace OF
| land west Of town, Joe, whs used TO live
here several years ago, Is loos,ns pretty ss.a
| over there getting along all right,
Our Item last week abost the deash 81
Mrs. Woolston was In error, rs II wasA, u
Wuolston who died, lie WIS eighiy-hve year,
| old. Mrs. woolston. who lives with heI
| daughter, Mrs, y, u. Bafaes, In 81. Joseph
| has been sick for some tiae with tho inhrini'
tie, OF old age. Mr.. woo!ston was IN uncle OF
o. W. Adams.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
WAR ON THE WATER.

:. tsl't-i-.s.-g-i-l-i-i'i s-ii'i''i7t-ii-S,7f'.'
JASuAEH
/. british bstlI,ahlp Formidable sunk In
the English channel by German sub.
murine ur milne, over ,1J drowned,
- In German naval attack ON tho, Eng
lish coast tie G,rmHn cruiser lilurchcr
WAS sunk with about iu OF her crew
British cruiser Lion disabled.
rEunuAHy
German admiralty declared wlr
zone m the i.u.lish channel after Feb.
~.
IS German var zone decree went into q.
feet
MARCH
Is t'ritIth bl'tl,sNips Irresistible and
Orau arI Fy'u,u bittic.uip EuHN't
sunk daring naval ut'JyN ~ tie
irNluN,l'ta
y. Grupu submarine ~, turpclu,d
iHitsh suIpH Tllh1 aud AEuUla iH
st. Goprsva channel, ~ r1sscngc's
and - sailors lost
Arniia
% French steamer Leon G1mb,i'a Tor.
Truu,l bg au Austrian Submarine iu
o." strait ~ Otrauto. ~ syaiuru
dtuwu,l.
:. T." iu.ipun WAS ,"rr,lp.I and
laHi put e g,ioi tcIsuus uu hoard
il.r W,io lost
- IrtifI LIti',.uip Goliath turp"ilu'i In
Tie btfdIu,lI's. Win lusH 81 80 i.N,a
%. lr'ish h.itlcsup Triumph turp"ilo"l
w Tire barl'u''Ios.
$. Blush hItiicrhlp MJirstty sunk by "a
torpedo ~ the lafdlnCilUH
JUNE.
Il. ltiiltn submarine Mrduso turp,,ipci
hy an Austrian submarine.
% british admiralty steamer Armenian.
with Americans In her crew. torrs.
dpcd m the British coast. :. hmcri.
cans lost,
JuLy.
!. Italian cruiser Amnin sunk by NuS.
TRAN submarine In she Adratic scu.
August.
British submarine sank the Turkish
bitil"ship Barbarorsa In the sea ~
Murmurn.
~ British transport ROYAL Edward sunk
by an enemy submnrin. IN tho Aegean
sea: lass Of nearly i,O'I lives
10. a Gcrmnn submarine torpcdo.d the
White Star liner Arabic on Cape
cr-onEn
q G,rmnu rru'FrT rr.nZ Adnihcrt sunk
by British hiibmItinc. crew at 81
nearly an lost
NOVEMBER
!. 1,linn liner Anc ira sunk by hugtriin
submarine IN i'c Mel ;crrin"in. 10
lives lost. inclul ing Himr Am" icgns
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04


J,StAly
. Russian iHtr,s were south - tie CT.
p.tIiig mountains iuNHHIug Hungary
= \ l.t.r iu#a,Iu army WIS HINu INK
uu ihr Russian iIiini .rtiusi Eur'
u.HHluis u G'rman ipr'iN,i ,ity in
last isuasiu.
rEunrNHN
Germans ch,ci,,d IN o desperate at.
tt'a 't Russia lines ~ BtluoN, hr.
foe MHrHaN.
4 C,mnrs. hy u forced mrrrh. tuftr1
a." Eu#.'tu ruuE 90 lu.Burua hUfr, N
EaHt lNG".Ii, forcing 'lu enemy to 20.
'rrT tfr, IT, iiu.llbu territory.
= - .mura IN Russia ut the railroad
htHlul tie rytT,uiiuH Russian HrfuN.
North ~ AugustuWo the iIussiyuS as-
scit'i their positions cast ~ the NJ.
sutiln lakes
- Germans sturmci and captured rrlas-
nysa. Poland. au important Russian
post north 81 Warsaw,
MARCH
e The Austrian fortress of rtI"mysl. IN
Griirih, SURRENDERED Ia the Russian
army after a gallant AMI prolonged
defense. About St"l armed Austfians
We're among the tfuphiCA
Is Russians rccap,urcd rrIisnysz, In 70.
land north 81 Warsaw
Arnii.
g. Russians advanced through HpSok
pass. piercing the Austrian lines In
the tarplthians
MAI.
H. Austro.Gcrmans recapturnd Jnro.i,v.
on the west bank of Stn river, Dali.
ella. forcing ~" itussiaus to abandon
the Carpiihinn mountains
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
SOUTHERN WAR ZONE.

FEBRUARY,
Q. Turks estimated at 1900 attacked
British guards along Suez canal south
OF Ismailia. Egypt.
r. Allied fleet bombarded Turkish forts
guafding the sea entrance to constsn-
tibople,
APRIL
Is. Allied troops landed on the shore Of
the Dardanclles under fire from the
Turkish guns.
e. Italy made formal proclamation Of
war.
Is. Austrian navy and airships attacked
Itnlys coast, italian troops seized
Austrian territory.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
-DSsoooooo~VVS
Campaigns
Minor Events
Battle Front In Poland,
France, Belgium, Aus
;ria. Gallipoli, Ser
via and Egypt.

s. Greece protested against the landing
uf troops 1T Stluuiid IT, defend Scryit,
/ NusiIu-ti'rmau forces uulor Gcucfdl
Nuu Mt,krusHu invaded S"r,iJ. Hui
glrii sent - hour ultimtturi tu Scrvia
\ C,rmIus i,HsTurcl E"l-rId', capital
uf S.FNiI
n iulsiT.d dp,lltvd war ON S"rNi1.
- \ rcucrtl attack bv Italians Ht Guritz
failai after M all day strus-ic.
NuyENuEu
s Hulgari1ns captured Nish. great rail.
WY center nv S,tNin.
~ Germans and AuEriiua captured Nj.
truNitli and I'Tstind, S,ryil
uHcEunER
4 British lcfcft,d by Turhs near bag
dad. Mes Hput tIu.i
2 G,rrHuy aud Austrinus captured Mon.
uHIr S"ryin.
- El'haua All.d TROOPS iu Greece fell
hI,k bu sIluuhl
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04

| we JUST learned last SUNDAY ttHt
| John Dpugncfty IL god hand 10 buiid
u IRE. You ought To ne raiituad ire
man. John.
--or,I Bfidgmuu lcu Monday morning
| Tor i1mUufg. iuwr, to itucNr thv Btr-
| iiugt"H Dugrag'mtu at that citation tor
np"ut ihiry usNS.
--JD.iN Williams and wife. uf Mary
/ with MI ana sir. ". g. Mlt,r between
tnus n'rc ltst sunday.
! thr r"NiNu m'"Iu-s. urd'r the d.
| r..u'u H ii.ut''r WA buut. Ht, SIN
| E"lrg uu 90 the Christian yuui,h aud
nut 'o' of interest l. benz MANI
rto Yeas linpp,rings" IL ~, old
' i"huhi" rL.sllNLn ltst week makes
! in!LuiN thi'i'-tiu- reading. Enin- tnc
1 important event" "i TIE year IN q nuj-
Monde what Is The matter with Ben
/ NILSSON iin llIi' r1r li,n used tu
| often wh"ts the matter. licu. won't sire
..rlh,ry, was puit" large crowd of.
i"nuE l"lhS ft"m icr' attended ~, bas-
| k'innll games ~ Mound city last FRIDAY
/ evening and furrft the games extra god
| nih u'N wyi, well Fnid f"f their TIM
Mi-s GRACE Nhippln stepped ~ here
on" ",'hihE lat w",k and VISITED witn
l,f ltt'hd. Mis- lie .Si, Hunt. over ntrIt
| MlsN bI"'" was IN her WY a. Peru.
! N"n wh"r' the Nhippi, family nf, uiU,.
| ihg from -. Joseph
| MY "u, hnNinL NJ I'D wHEon tor sale
| ~ irtd'. call ru trauk NnIkot. WIN h. IN
| ~, mrutd npr ANYTHING thni iIs wheel
co. y. NJ Walker h. making re- cullur.
! u'h ~ IA wagons and suurttmra swnua
cord WOOD fuf wH-uuS.
-Si'ru G'ufl' CALVIN was ur fr,mI
'I,i"n "tv dry lst w,.h. wearing that
/ us'i Enud nHtur,d fui.lu ,;,ufgr snNs'
! iW' b. down i"f him thui o." 81. not "a
! candidate Tor uHN ufrtt,. ,.ui-, tns
certainly m'dr ii'l, cuuuN O. milhty
Nh. I. J. nuahm,n.'.r. eft Frtro
I N'h' VI" WV h''u Nisitirg trrt new
I , 'rd.irulhi'r u' to- hum' "r - "
] i,h' l'-l StiufdrN uuuu NJ und M
li"HI'.' 80 iHI i1t' been uruhl. tu de-.
'''' vs. ''T ir 49, a." ",. ,' st.! "d $y,u,,
.wur'., dtnn" u, NJ join ii"1oiE ~
| sGi.,li,".r Ir..'i S,',wdly Nj Ngh., .nid
! i"- Co.,, i,y ~ order TINT M, rWii,
,ntl' NY r'rrn Of m"n' iuuru THIS
| gud 'rud Hi ,u',iIna r1bG,t. NJ Gauk
wa IS N,uuE I'D
fh. Doe, l'E'.l r.Iu b'.H' ur Uiu
III o., wn' mi a', rr'', dim i'm ,, nn1
i'' l.I.'a t'' % 10 'sid .IHII. l.i bus,
/ 'l' M' nf' ifi'rW'I ,,'tN ur, tH ~,
, ,'"'l'A t'u'd 100 10, ir' th'N wtu'.d
tN. r'.i ,, tNi. weeds The i,, i. uf goui
monty ..'i about u.ri Goo t,u inches
l,,h ~ ""h, iu'h-"n .nSs h. tiis I'D
Hhd lu' Up .HuIu stNtN toms ttHf,.s b,
nl''4' lls 90" hwdl,d md HNiy tons
r',.'i '.' liNh'N ~" lee mr't. who ,
,h'r 1'i ~ IihffH li' Tee e. a., wagons. !
NJ. m'n r'k named the Gee King.
u'i " 49,. todd h. delivers ~. Ice L.
We MHE'is ~ Ufst tirrs condition
w, 1ry Indebted g. Michael Ii,tt "a,
% copy OF ~" Ntih'uu ikrrs i,,iuibli.
,Hr. r"tiniutrr % writ".up ~ H.. t'"n.
lirl Protective Association. nu prunuizn
ii"n TO- protect ~ in,mh.rE and m, mir.
li' ir1u criminals They have n mem.
h"isltp 81 over three hundred hnyIuu nu,
OF The largest lu-nl mrmbrrShips OF nny
l"rnl ~ the Jurisdiction yrtrs nro M
uf-Huilatiun II this Kind was carried a.,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04

Germans. led by
q u crnl voE
Mackrns,n. ."
captured Prem.
ysl. q licia,
which the i,us.
SLAMS had occu.
pied March .. -,
after ~ siege OF
- days
LENDERS. Gait
ella. recipiurr'i
by Austrilnsnft.
er ten months
occupation by
Russians
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04
RUBE.

Who got the hish heeled shoes?
We'll. Bill. are you going to get an
Frank Walker was a Mound City Wis
itor last Saturday.
Id: w. Jessup was a Mound City vis-
itor ono day last week.
~-orvilIs bridEmon was st, Joseph
visitor one day last weak.
u. d, Norris aud family were Mound
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-02-04

Jun
I. Italian troops. led
byGenerai Cador-
ma. forced the Inn
portant river
lsonzo In advance
toward Trieste,
Austria.
.. Italians captured
Monfnlconc. an
important sirate-
gic tSSn north
west Of Trieste.
AUGUST.
q Italy sent an ul-
tlmatum to Tur-
key.
6. Austrians launch
ed counterattacks
on the Italian line
at Goritz.
sEPTEN
10 Turkish artillery
troops from their !
nelles.
u Bulgaria modified
ocroH
Z Russia sent an uii
demanding dismls
Gers. etc.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-23
In Society
Recital Given by DR.. Baldwin
Last Night Brilliant Success

/ Inc organ recital given by DIR
Minor {. Baldwin at the First Meth
odist church last night was a rare
treat to music lovers of Lakeland
1t has seldom been the privilege of
the people here to hear a more har-
monious and melodious rendition of
the masterpieces of music and this
great organist held his audience en-
tranced through number after num-
Der. Two selections composed by DR..
Baldwin himself, were rendered and
were appreciatively encored.
Mr.. Whitfield gave a solo. BE
yond the Dawn" (Sanderson) as did
also Miss Anna Cardwell, who sang
The Voice of the Father" (Cowen)
and both were heard to unusually
good advantage Mr.. w. X. Piner
gave some readings from Riley which
all enjoyed. Mrs. j. F. Wilson, or
ganist for the Methodist church, was
instrumental in bringing DR.. Bald
win to Lakeland, and all who heard
him greatly appreciated her efforts.
The program carried out on this
occasion was as follows:
Great Toccata (pedal solos,. Bach.
q Revere. Baldwin.
tb) Consolation Baldwin.
Vocal Beyond the Dawn.
Wilfred Sanderson. Mr.. Whitfield.
Sonata-Schutz
(a) Allegro Moderate.
(b) Pastorale.
tc) Allegro.
Andante-Beethoye
Adagio and Menuett-Heyden
From G Major symphony
Vocal Solo-"The Voice of the Fa-
Their. Frederick H. Cowen. Miss
Anne Cardwell
Oyerture--RoSsini
Organ-Selected
Little Bits of Riley-W. X. Piner.
Pilgrims Chorus Wagner From
Tannhauser
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-23
lIlINOISyDAY 3ss
I0IB[.CELtBRATED
next FRIDAY
;. MARCH 3lST

The Executive Board of the Hlli-
nois Club held an important meet
ing yesterday afternoon 1t was de-
clded to combine the election of Of
ficers and the annual reunion and
hold same in the Woman's Club
building. Friday the 31st. beginning,
at o'clock The Executive Board
chose the chairman of the commit
tees who will in turn select their
helpers. The chairmen selected are
as follows: Program. Mrs. NJ. l..
Paddock; arrangements. Mr.. Geo.
Hammerstroem; membership. Edwin
X. Schurman; finance. DR.. Grace
Hanna; guests table Mrs. j. l..
Meyer.
The coming gathering is the clubs
fifth annual reunion. Membership in
the organization is open to the resi-
dents of Lakeland and vicinity. who
have formerly lived in Illinois.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-23
CHAUFFEUR BADLY INJURED
Automobile Turns Turtle Near Lake
land and Passenger Jumps Ont

Herbert wilkins. chauffeur of
No. 500 Ellamae avenue, was badly
injured near Lakeland last Saturday
night when his machine turned tur-
tie. The passenger, who was bound
from Mulberry TO Lakeland. saved
himself by jumping, but wilkins was
held down by the steering gear and
was pinned under his machine, re-
cciving internal injyrics which may
prove fatal He is BEING attended at
his home by DR. V X Jindra.
The machine which suffered tho
accident was wrecked 1t is reported
that the rods controlling the steering
mechanism were thrown out of gear
when the machine ran into a hole -
Tampa Tribune The car mentioned
above was the big yellow Cadillac
formerly owned by Mr.. O. NJ Eaton
and latterly by Mr. Epps Tucker Jr
Tie accident occurred on the grade
just south of the Denslow chicken
farm on South Florida avenue In
the car at the time was Glib Carter,
of this city, but he escaped by jump
ing