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Silleoer fra
norif Norinoslip.
Srrmnsie, Gelnloie, Eapir.

Ter burbc til Oct literrrc ,Sltlc-
boro iaar prrc iibfommet en- Boa -
Ell letlpii, unoerbolOcnoc itrcpet
BOG: Heiic eiennem BET orbeiocn-
De Horge eler lignenoc Sitcl, meo
Ell Mpneoe S%iacoer, %ifriper "giten-
polten".
Gn Gi9tcr meo Cans Tor 9rbei.
oets Eoeii % meb Saolmooigbcb til
at iGtte iig inb oct ippre Stoi,
fultoc bopc taget %Glcrnc BELT
oa l(n9oomnle1 ~ nleo pau Ell Sur
tt9uallorlng glennem norit NGrings-
% Veoriftslip: SMobruget, Snbu.
~ltriell, Sisiarten, Ni'terierne, Berg
perfs0rltter, / bdItlae @limt
piit. bporoan oct oltiommen er Dor
ct op, hpno Oct or o. fan blipc, on
NrbeiOStrPfterne nulppnoes. - :
1tert Torfortlina, noturllgpls; hi
NutiOellS Nrbeio&nlarf cr iaorc uib-
lprtl9, opgrenet % broget. Yfen
nleo Eoeiiens @rIo itreet llooper
ben belle 6renltillilla % llig, at Sen
ltore Soritaaelie gaues: Ser lia-
ger Nationena acknowledgements /
6reo 9iennem en itebie rigerc
llopitline at sQc oct proouftipe Nlr-
beioe.
Ger er life til Sui fonlniet i0 no
gen IaaOan Sog til gapnlio Solfe.
l9aling netop lor Norompno. "a
/ ct Sugbloos Spalter foil life Oion-
9elen uihiplpea. Siteoet oil ri
prone Stpffeui5 at giue / Ben npr-
lnelie Sio iremouer noglc Gile0er
ira Sebriitalipets forifieQigc Setter,
nIeb libt Gal % andre Splpsnin9er,
ON life Tor anoet, iaa for at marie
re, at bette DOG or roget. lonl %fortie.
ner at itao / 6orarunoen / Den OF.
ieutligc SpnierfiomGco.
vi begpnber ioag nleo S~rGmosie-,
Gellulolc= % Faplriobrifer.
Sprit por Oct 6iaer og aluoe. ga.
piret lapeoc@ Al. "gentic Oteuc"
ueb g%feraelpen oar Den isrite %llorife
Tapiriabrif, onln1t / 1898. Otter.
buert onIagbea Here. : 1902 "Gfer
NtsGe~ al Sans Hilien Souge. -
aluOen1ongelen binoreoe llopiflin-
gen, tiltroos Tor al moslepia al allt.
DC inoiertcs ira llolanoet.
Sao font omfring 1860 Sabrifn-
tionen ino paa Ell IN @one - mar
bapoc lGrt al iremiriQe oa onuenoe
SrHrnosie iom Rnaitoi. % MI gro.
coc SrpIlibertcr. Gelluloieiobrifer
% Eopiriobrifcr op. BED ltogon.
gen az 1909 par Der oper 100 loo.
banne 9eoriiter / Norae igant. ~
Ga. so Frocent paa Sanoet, Iong@
Gasoragene, ileit peo Irammenspas-
oraaet.
Sp9re aapitnler lager / oi5ie an.
log. 3urtiummen uar Tor 1910 ca.
II MiQioner aroner - oerai par
ca. 60 Wiiqioner aroner paa norife
Sender.
Norge err et rigt Sfoglano -
men Oct trGngtes ogioa. Get er MIRO.
ligt. buoo ser ioriuinoer inc / Ma.
ifinerne Tor at enoe iom Tupir. )
1909 par Den norite Srpmasieirou-
iris Ssmmeriorbrlg henpeo 21o
Nilion aubifmeter. melt ira @u.
iferuos smt (tn. 10 ErocentJ.
Get er i oet belle u9ientlia Git-
lanoets Sfoae, iom ioorer oenne
Snouitri. SmaaIenene. afersbus,
Suiferuo, ariitlans os 9ratsbers
amter ifaiieoe lalt S9.S Vrocent al
oct iamleoe SeHmeriorbrus.
Horge uoierie | 1909 ca. 100000
Cons Sr9moaic % Eaptr iii llolan.
oct. Spor rIuenoe llopiflingen /
Npnns SuS,titri hnr nooct nil man
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

DIR. Nels Weliun / Gcpclitofe. g.
g.. iattc forleoen nm fonaoiit Sit
rcforo peo ct sop paa 151 500 %
Ter Sommer. Zen iprrige Heforo
par ~ 0oO % icr CONNER minore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

ScngflGoer, % ba Dc 'fisnte. at oct
mart piloe ppre oper nleo Dem, itrep
bper al Dem noele 9lnler / ct @rep
I'll Wooerer. Ceres itipiro>ne Sig
fonotcs 9srooa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
Apniul Oscar Samaam i GbicagI

Scr iibcn 1910 bar pGrct nor't 6on-
iml / nTpnte @p, men iii or aflelt
al Den lioienotc aoniul, =. Scrnlail
Saoc, oil ioiten (Ntnnong Den zoe
Scbrnar) hli sGreseiGit peo en- San-
fct, ipnl G~bicagpa NoromUno giper
for ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
Uorrcna.Kronif

Carl Scebah, @raolient ira Git
tbcr Golcac, er blet aniat ION SG-
rer PEG lutheran Gables Semlndru
i Reo @ine %iiteoetior aioeoc Bro
iesior g. =. 2aaia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
Zen norifc uncertainties Nftier

itoo iieIgc telegram ira ariitionla
Den 20en Sebrllar / Ell 2llrs AZ
$3.50 for ganllc attier % $500
ior me (neb %llobrttc ira lite Sitli
1870.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
NnlobrnQuu

6%mlobrDllup. Nr. o1 WrH. B
.. Nelion ieireoe Den 25oc Salular
lit 6iilbbrpllp / Guthrie Center.
Su., bpor DC hur boet iiben De ior
lloglc Iar iioen ilDttcoc ira i'm Torm
Der / NTrbcoen. Gn deception al
bolbtes ON Iitenen. DIR. aclior
% Silitrll fon til Guthrie Gollntr
/ 1872, % al 0erea lem Born bar
10 lit &ien / ianrmc Gounltp mcbcna
ire Dor / 2. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11
Ct ,lleoe ,neo
Kong Deter.
i ct iprfal0ent Sms Nlbunicne
Njcrac.

Zen lerbllte aon9elamiIic bal
maottet Dele iii Soils Stlubnc o.
bar maatiet ilpltc ira Nicm o.
H0ll0.
Snoc bluuot Nlbauien@ ull0c Bier
&c bar en- albonit SpIc "irlliiet Aoni
Eeter. : ct @rcu til Ell Ben
gitpb ifilbrcr ban i'm Cplepcl'c inn
leoea:
Get par Ell lrp9tcliG N0i neo hi
hGuoe 2ul0e o. %iorrulenbe Siorm
seq par mot Ill pon Ell Neiie Il.
r%perllatte / Ell llOcn %un0>bu pdt
&elen til Sfntdri. Nuici, lcQ top
in0 l. par nle9ct iorinl0ent. BE.
b~relleshltlet o9 Stnloen pnr tilt ira
binouoen pco Ell clenOl1 NorbuuQ
Stuen ion Nuiet9 Geicr, me6cn@
jes lelp tllbro0ic Autteu / Stalocl
pe0 Siben al bans eueltt So.
Seq Iolot isrit / Sopn Ion9t III
pou 9tatten. llbenior rnie0e Sue'
iicrmen % 0rfteoe Nuict mco itnOlq
t~rtfere Sneloa. EliOiclig banter
set haorot pad Ieren, On br;
Sten1me breler pao Serbilt:
"Sllf pp."
&erten ltpn0tc liz at lDltre Geiu.
lingen. ! oen nlsrfe 9tai tlunoc ieg
lt,elne ire Hntiere. 90 par alt tic.
get al Neltene OF lefte0c meb Sen
~it9rlte SmhpgJcligbeb oeu tre0le
ueo, lom uor lnohnlet / Ell llor
&uppc; uarlonlt bar Sc ham mo
Shten. e h por ierbi'tc Cfilcercr.
% oen treble, troe0e ie8, uar Ell ida-
ret aumerat.
"8isr Slo pan," bcIuleoc 0e, %
0o oct par giort, o. Sfinnet IRA
Sloeu IulOt pua 0en lpge Scrbcr,
Iuffeoe ban 2inenc % uenotc Ant
liQtet moo Msrfei. Den | BET no
toreoe 3lgcuneran,lgt meo Def nrp0'
oige SOAR % oe brn1cn0e Niliituher
bop0e lea alentlenot &ong Better.
&ntiolertio par cnomI 10 Siiicerer
@, 10 SDloater fonnlei mo / Stlleu.
q bar mc0 llg ct Nar gdnIle sitter,
% % AZ 0em tol DC noGlc gamlc
Sppper OF prspeGe oernleo, ind gooi
oct loo Jig glsre, at iud Ell Slog@
Seng Qiort i'tuuo I'll aOnlen. Gent
IL ilffeoc o. iogoc beOrsuet I'll Inc
Seoiagere:
Seq taffer eoer, mime 9reorc,
lcc toffer eoer.,"
Siiicercrue iorieqic oQiau al iaa
oUffet @oro; mlen aongen pIlbc lite
itiie. eu al Sclifobet. ianoipulig.
pis Ell Sage, gap ran noaet al
0ritfe.
Ciiiccrerne moo tauie rlmot ON
i'm i'm aonge.
"Sou lot. bpiI coer. mine 0er-
rer", iasoe oenuc. % Giiicererne
faiteoe iig neo pnl @uluet meu
iel tror life. al noaen al Dem ion.
Snoen 1ageu enonu uar bruot
mem. itoo aonsen on hans Seoia.
gere on % iorloO Den iottIge %mos-
bp nor OF ilpgte pioere oper 9lba.
MEMS merfe og uSipitirle gierge.
<meben5 par aronprins 4Ieran-
Der o. Griniesie 5elene puo Slugt
III Wontenegro TN ameritanit aor.
ripunoent. iom uar me0 ! oere5
6elae. hor iortalt Ell Gel ON, buao
be. lille Selifab mantte osie. Cite
par De ilere Gage uoen Seunetsmi0-
Ter. Oh mango @nnae mnatte Sc /
timepis soa tiIio0s ouer LANCE Sne.
brPer / $500 Meters Seioe. Seos.
tyRtte naaeoe De euoelia irem iii
G%ettinie.
eiter Ct epeumrlia Riot / Ii Gage
lrtfeoes oet omiioer aronprIn'en a.
nan Stliari. 0ele bans Sdguge
Lao i S%aoelpoien: Get par aam OF
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-11

eNmd1tuen -SuRbcurcu" CT rontna,r
aoe croeu. o. osu ~ all OF inn rufe n
eumdFirc az bFre. Ten SCR l5oi otrbeiss
90 Galr let.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
CHRISTMAS ADVERTISING

! .y II .oz. ..--. ~
tbs seeing .,cs..5o. fl .....e-
ms- q :9- III =:.zs.n--. II
ms1 .tze,.r.1z o. ,uv--c.z q
erp-..es d gr4z. =x.--. sy ia
nzo-s T.cA its s...n-.. u=1
par-cr.ze re sd7srtl.1z .9..u1s
Z: cz pzpzr:
-.g .1 last Mex 1.noe- 81.
Christmas +d.,.o1s 3: F.s-.5o nex.-
pap4-. have reached this oAc4. ard
il r.arl! @+-y instance .h@sz 4t.
t.oas aa.4 teen 6.l=d almost ID
ov-ra 1ing vi,1 advertisements d.
~ ocaI Business houses bank. and
manufacturing establishments
Man; 3: .aase pa2ers arr pub
.!sA-d II c...e. n4ch smaller than
Tallahassee -. they har4 carried
frot three u ten TINES the amo1n.
3: al ert.s.n. e94r carr.ed by Tai
.ahsssee pape- Tbs people o. .Los4
cities and towns appreciate the va,-
y + printers ink in their toue
pspt- Along Nat particular .tr4
Ts..a.ss.@e pe9p.e hava much -
laarn
r. G..y-.w3 waaEs il II. vea-
tie raw=sz a-s are ,.=.s1,,-
.gI.ing their ION. towns T5.v
arr cc1z.antly Working 70 eecira
.aw .a.,lars and usw. ente-pr.s.s.
an. progressive towns taosa r.
f,-p are appreciated WLen the
newspaper in SUI. Z town an
noGnaaz that it will e, OF. q special
nun n. ID II published tn dayg or
two weeks before Christmas the
b,s,r..- nan =. the .oxn arr g,ad a.,
the opyortvnj.v afforded them ~
ugA rare o- - ,aas, balt-,aya i
announcing their Christmas snAc-
ial. Thsv know ,bs, tbaea n.,ars
"a ir.o The bornas and ~, arerv
roarober ~ tbs <ani1v I'LL ,s.d ,bai-
.,,,r,.,.. :. .oi.f cL,--
,,ot. w., - - -
:, -. .ar,.,.-..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
Craze Evangelical LztherG-


T--1ess-e AT= al Orange :
R=7 Y : P-z1 pzzto-
Noting r-=ve-c:nz, -L= following
E.-, = -h= progz- Q: services 10
-orroE:
- n-Th= sunday school
a==-s A. are urE=i 70 = present
la u-The morning service
Bang re first Sunday Il TIE new
E=a-. tae pastor viII preach : ser
uoo appropriate 70 ,he day he sub
.=ct Icing Preparedness Tbs Is =
s1ci=c: -Eac : gaining ne attention
and s=-iozs thought o. soue ct -h=
scro- gss- u=n o. or COUNTY,. and
o. tae world We 1ay OF nay not
ag-=s Eit1 what III word means il
1ationa. affairs; Tut Just nov
a rHo 5ezinoing .: new year,
Ehsn Fe begin our Journey into =
future known only 10 God Himself,
the word has world 0: meaning for
each cce 0: Is. Begin the new year
rigtr ~ attending church tonor-o-.
-p Evening services ST.
.ec- O. sermon. TIE Saving Nae =
Mat 1;zi Friends and strangers
a-e cordially invited 70 Attend all
services.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas, God in His Wisdom has
seen fl to remove from the Forest
our esteemed Sovereign, a R.
Jones,
And whereas, Lakeland Camp viii
sorely miss his presence and GOOD
work,
Therefore, Be it resolved. that
Lakeland Camp IS, Woodman OF the
World, extend It's sympathy 10 his
family, and that a copy Of this reso-
luton be sent to them, and copy
-preae upon the minutes.
AID be it further resolved, that a
copy OF this resolution be published
in the Lakeland Evening Telegram
". l. IRWIN.
R. l. BROWN.
Committee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01

t." characteristic sense .. justice
and fair play in the Orlando Report
er-star which makes il one q, the
markedly influential papers of Flor
ida or its ed.toria, paze. Is well IL
Illustrated IL the following
THE Miami Hara,4 prods ne
governor in The sh3rt ribs far d..
claring for national prohibition and
the Tampa TINES takes 10 the re-
frain and charges tha, the Governor
is m to his old tr.cks Of playing the
me, TO. act Now, isn't that absurd
and Unfair, when Trammell was The
first O. any u the candidates to de-
clare his position m the question =?
Today we ara publishing The atti-
tude Of Gilchrist. brought ont by
Trammeils declaration And BIZ and
by all the others viii come forth
Yet our esteemed contemporaries say
that Trammell Is playing me, too %
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
HAD TO BE ARRANGED
DIFFERENTLY

A man was brought before a police
court charged with abusing his team
and using loud and Crofane language
on the street One Of the witnesses
was pious old negro, according to
the WASHINGTON Star, who was sub
mittad to a short cross-examina-
ton
Die the defendant use improper
language while he was beating his
horse'" asked the lawyer
Well, he talk mighty loud, sub. ;"
bid he indulge in profanity"
Tho witness seemed puzzled The
lawyer put the question in another
form
s"What I mean. Uncle Ans, is did
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01

Tbs late Henry " Flagler did
mighty work for Florida during the
last twenty-five years Of his life. He
founi the East Coast largely jun
gle, runctuated here and there with
few primitive villages and small
scattered farms, and with the gen
ius and courage and vision Of the
great industrial captain that he was.
he hewed down the far-stretching
wilderness, laid down his rails Of
steel, built his world-renowned no.
tells. drove his putting locomn ves
across the sea itself on concrete
bridge and sent the fame Of Florida
all round the world He well de-
serves the monument to be erected
to his memory in ST. Augustine to-
morrow, but r. true and best re
mortal must ever be the deep found
atoms he laid for the East Coast OF
today and all the future.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01

Cumberland Presbyterian

Rev 2 H Callahan. pastor.
sunday schooI 9:.5 q n. r. C..
CoLoer.. eperiatent=nt
Thar vill b preaching 81 the
pastcl 10th morning and evening
4, thu morning hour the pastor
will give some practical thoughts
for the new year
A. m The Lords Business
I'll! be the subject
Prayer meeting Wednesday evan
ing al : o'clock
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
First Baptist-

Wallace Wear pastor
H4- n -Bib,= school
II { Morning worship
Sub.ect, The Chur eh,s Goal
2lj n Junior 3 7 P [.
23Q p II Mission school at
Eas. Lakeland OF Merton street.
6r m-SAnior 3 Y P. {.
I5-Eyening de~otion
All visitors and strangers find a
welcome TO or church
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
BARLOW GIRL EoPES 70
TAMPA ON MOTORCYCLE

1888 --G-r--- 70 --.-
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Us: F-z-czs 1orcz1 q Ba-to-.
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z--z-s .: -ozz-e III ;1-i- fir
80 zo.o-cyc.= =.cc=1=1: :5rogg5
az a: 80 . T.-pz az Lazy
rs:
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---.e- x, Ez- zg5 zE=- = vas
.=-s-.-s..-E automobiles i Po.s
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cc=...or Z ~ par .. - z.-. !:
pz-=a,- NJ al Nz- : z Jo-ea1
cecz-s- .1=y ,ao1g1: -Ee.- cE.t- 10
7,--z u nar-y
t. --.d=. ! : SAID 5 :. -,.-t-
.rg e.gatsen, Ea=-eas I Florida :
CIR, : supposed p = t~ec:y-oc=
5e:o-- s1e Knows 5sr OK MID
TIA: : Us, o1e Q: t1e Obstacles
tat t1= legislators naTe 81 Z IL
Fag * -ldd!ng ronaoces Et!lz
Eos; other state. recognize : z.-.
a. g-oTn wh=n SIC reaches %
Ills: Jordan standing.
Torres tec!tsc Il could 10: ~ai.
= =c:he- three years. 20 la:e We'd
a=sdzy z:t=rIoon secured : license
:-on County Judge Z ' Tai,aker
4 TAMPA, Us. before he la',s- :
ofcs c.czed 0r.y :sx clos=
t-.en g we're TAKEN INTO lis conA-
cen.e WIKI Car. Anan. Cary :
motorcycle policeman IS conpa1-
IN. Torres n5torsd . Ba-t3T. g.
Ing .1e-= :. So =. Il ,. Il.
N.ss Jordan haTlng secr4,a,y PACK
81 aer grip. slipped o1. .. ta+ ao1s4
s29 -3.1t=! the rac1!l4 VIII To--
rs o. re v.ld r!d= 70 TanSa
I: vas raining and the mud vas
q l=ast s!z incbes deep a.. liz way
.-cn Har-ow % Pant City, where
,asy str-ck tae BRICK thorough
fares Several tines they slipped H.
n 4 d-.ca ana One ven. :oo. u.
,wo i1.o ne Taters Of al adjoir.ag
pea! ~ a.wag= extricat4t then
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
NOTICE TO SCHOOL CHILDREN

Tho school board requests that
all school children bring a fee OF
25c Monday morning, this money to
be Used in paying for some Of the
domestic science department equip
ment
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
ycn's L st

~ Alexander. hal il Adams
J :. Adnan. Mr.. an ! M Bambush.
Nr a.t Mrs T. ! Brigham, L. A
B!l-.r. j c. Corn Gilman, Wesley
oltoa, 3 L. Deem. Geo. LAWS. VI.
\. Gildens, VI ] Gum. Will elton.
J " Gipson, H. " H. Denver
HAPPIER, Wesly Heard, Robert Ham
son, Ierbert H Hart, E. {. Harvest.
Andrew Jamison, J. H Jen. Francis
Jackson, John ones, Mr.. Kimble. Mr.
Laws, Rev Lawyer, ]. P. Linton.
Henry McClaus Morrow NcCan. c.
9; Mckinley. Ed Mack, " F. Man
ford, T 4 Minis. Frank Morgan, H.
l.. Miller, ]. ". Miller, SIr. Moor
Section Formanl Vim F. Neil.
Owner or Agent, BOG So. Va. Ave
P 2. A. Patterson, Dave Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs A. Pisciene. H. c.
Phelps, A Randolps. L. D. Short. T
B Simmons, George Shepherd, Stet,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01

he use words that would be proper
for your minister to use in a ser
mon?"
oh, yes, sub, yes, such, the old
man replied, with a grin that re-
vealed the full width of his i'm
mense mouth. but dey'd have to be
ranged diff'runt."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
Women $ List

Miss Mary Bell. Mrs. Etha Bon
net, Mrs 3 X. Booth. Mrs. Lizer
Brown. Miss Mile Damps. Mrs. De-
ia Driskel, Miss Gilney Douglas,
Miss Hateacy Dou glas. Mrs. Delman
Fields Mrs Flora Hicks, Miss Texas
Jinkians, Mrs. c. ] Jordan, Mrs
Mimi Jones, Miss RosaHe Kemp.
Alice Lotion, Mrs Jane Lucnis, Mrs.
Hattie Murray, Mrs. Lottie Hack.
Mrs. : G. None, Mrs. Sam Paynes,
Mrs. y. ] Peterson. Mrs. F. L. Pen
der, Miss Paralee Raburt. Mrs Hat
tie Rogers. Mrs Nancy Robertson,
Mrs Addie Saddler, Mrs. A. Tillis,
Miss Lille Skies, Miss Lettie Webb,
Mrs Charlotte White.
R. o. CRESAP, Postmaster.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining en hand in the Lakeland
Florida P5stofice for the week end
Ing L.cemher %. 1915.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01

son S.al.sg Roy Thompson. Oscar
Thomas, T 4 Charlie Whidden.
Arthur Virgins. a. l. Wooten,
Wash -rnr Militars
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-01
Dixie ard yettod.sr-

s5.= 500. S-c@-.--=ud@nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21

MAJOR A. While and George D.
Wilson. who led ihc Insurance
DIVISION of the New York Pre-
paredness Parade. The l31 900
men who marched % New FORK
Guy are Only company 10 III,
array Of Preparedness which IS
growing syery day throughout
the lc.glh ard breadth Of the
land. 250.000 persons arr en-
oiled n the prep. redncis move
mcnl N Peansylyan.a. Some OF
he organizations and their mem
bersh.p who are llncd up irr
preparedness are: The Nauona
Seounly League, 5000; Amer.
.can Legion. $4,000; Nanona
SPECIAL AID Society 10000;
American Defence Society
5000 Aero Club Of America
900
PINOT. D. Pad ThomT Oh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
CAR STRIKERS ON PARADE
:.Sa Conductors. Motormcn and Sympn-
thizers Take Part in Atlanta
DcmOnstrntion.

ATLANTA. GA, October 5.---ln Il
parade OF striking street car conduc-
tors and motormen and sympa thizcrs
here to-day, 3S3 men wearing ear
mems uniforms or parts Of uniforms
were in line. Company officials have
said that just prior TO the strike
which was called the night of Sep
tcmbcr 30. there were l,025 conductors
and motormcn on the pay roll. Scv-
cral women who marched in the parade
to-day were loudly chccrcd.
The carmen were led to-day by sew
cral members of the union Of lincmcn
who formerly were employed by the
Georgia Railway and Power Company
and who walked uiii about IL month
before the conductors and motormcn
auit work. on the grounds, they said.
that the company would not recognize
II newly organized union.
Twelve arrests were made during the
day in connection with rioting last
night near iiapcviilc, a suburb. whore
Sympu!hizcrs with striking motormcn
and conductors attacked street ears.
Those arrested were held To the i'u
ton County grand jury on bonds Of
5000 to $1,000 each Except OH Il fcw
lines where service has been tcmpor
arily abandoned, cars contin to run
tonight on reduced schedules. Little
disorder was reported to-day or to-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
ALL MILITIA NOW IN CAMP
TO SEE BORDER SERVICE
Orders to BE Issued at Once for
Movement OF Those at
Camp Stuart.
BLUES ARE READY To LEAVE
Squadron OF Cavalry, Corps OF En-
gineers, Signal Corps and Field
Hospital VIII BE Moved to Texas
in Next Few Days.

WASHINGTON, October 5.-All army
departmental commanders wer" or
dered by the War Department to-day
to dispatch militia organizations still
in State mobilization camps To the
border as soon as they can arrange
transportation facilities
The orders affect only troops which
have not seen service on the border, or
about 5000 men in Alabama, Georgia.
Florida. North Carolina, South Caro-
lima. Tennessee, Virginia. West Vir-
ginia. Colorado. New Hampshire, Ncw
York and mississippi.
War Department statistics show
that there are about 100000 militia
now on the border The 5000 ordered
south to-day will relieve similar
force. which will be returned TO their
home stations for muster out or the
Federal service.
While officials generally expect tho
entire militia will be withdrawn within
few weeks. no definite decision on
this question has been announced
Secretary Baker. however, has said
there would be no general redisposi-
ton OF troops in the Southern Depart-
mcnt until the American Mexican joint
com mmission. in session at Atlantic
CITY, evolves some system of border
control.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
PRESIDENT PICKS MEN
FOR ADAMS0N LAW PROBE
Clarke. of !. G.. c., and RubIec. of
Trade Commission. Will Serve
With GOcthuls.
BOARD CREATED BY CONGRESS
Executive Desires Close Study Of En-
tire Situation Before Act Goes Into
Enect-Gives Deep Consideration
TO Selection of Personnel

OMAHA, NEB.. October "a formal
announcement was made here tonight
that President Wilson mas selected
Mhtor-6cncral Gocthals, Commissioner
Clarke. Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. and George Hublcc. Of the
Trade Commission. as members Of the
board created hy Congress 10 iuvcsti-
gate the railroad cirht-hour law.
While the law does not 20 into effect
until January /, IN" President desired
the members Of the board 10 give a
close study to the entire situation.
General Goe,hals Who viii .c, as
chairman OF the board. obtained the
Presidents consent recently to resign
as Governor OF the Panama Canal Zone.
lie arrived IN this country recently
with the understanding that he would
not return to the canal
Mr. Rnh!.e was rejected once by The
Senate as ii member Of the Federal
Trade Commissions. but is serving q
recess appointment given him by the
President. lie is from New lIamp-
shire.
The President has given detailed
consideration 10 selection of the mem
5crs OF the board. and administration
officials said to-day that he believed
he had collected a Board which would
investigate the cipht-hour law with
fairness to the public. the railroads
and employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-06
FEAR JAPANESE INVASION
Western baseball Misunderstanding Firm
Writes to Federal isurrnu Of
Danger of Competition.

WASHINGTON. October 5.--On the
eve Of the worlds series. news came
To the Bureau Of Foreign and DO
mcstic Commerce to-day of IL Japanese
invasion of the American baseball
manufacturing business. which already
has captured Canada.
In appealing TO the government To
rcpcl this invasion OF a trade so purely
of American "tiSin. Western base
ball manufacturing firm asserted that
.JapancS., manufacturers. despite Il pro-
tcctivc tariff of 10 per cent, ar- selling
5-ccnt basrbulls in this country for
80 cents Il dozen.
THE danger Of the Japanese com
petition" says the letter To the Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
lis that through the leverage Of tho
scent baseball they eventually Will
create II market for the better grade
Of goods The baseball industry is
surely an industry f"sicrcd m- the
United states. and as such should be
protected against forcirn competition"