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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
iSiir biz leibsnben eSnSen.

glew YOrf, 6. April. - Sdnba
mcitcr 6arrp 5iidel bum Central.
ansifmF mr. Die llnteritnbnns Dun
bird ben arieg in Rot scratcncn
,SnOcu bat befannt gegeben, 0ak bis
3an 9. Mdr5 bel Dieiem Ansidniie
na6c,u cine Milion Collars cinse-
lanfen mar. Die nit Der Sammelta-
tiafeit uerbunDencH Nnsla8en belan-
fen i'd ami weniger ais Orei Bro
gent.
Die BeiamtausSablnugen an ben
acmeiniamcn &erteiluugsansidnf
betrngen bis 5nm 20. 5ebrnar $685.
Gil. 3ieies @elO murbe fir allges
meiHe llnteritabnngen in anklanb,
gOlen, Ceterreid-lGngarn, ~beiunOers
Balijien, SentidlaRS nno Der Sar.
fei OsTlueHoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06

6ran anna 8eterion, bon Der
Sarnestomn 9tad)baridaft meide
bier i'm 9oipttnl liegt erbolt it'd
latgioin BON Der 2ltHgenent3un-
DUNG, Delde iie 6eiaaen fat.
Die 8eridmmlullen oe8 6remonf
Oiefs Gln6 iano 8ienstng abeno
nit einem gaufett ibren abidlIuB
iHr oieieu g9inter.
7a5 ate @e61u6e an 5. un0 8.
Strabe in Gem frilber Der n%eritor.
bene 3eitngsmatln aeln iein @e-
ld1dft bate, lit ieet entfernt nor.
Den, lmo miro 2. i. 3app 0arnui
cine Garage erbaile1t.
Or. Bctlono Dat lest ieinen lint
Jug glildlid iiberitnnOen uno lit in
ieiler ntehr gerdnultgen Gifiee i'm
@uInpert @ebdlloe etabliert.
Ben AoB uno 0enrD Germ iino
In Den Gieuit Der 6nrHiers Goope.
ratipe Greorlern TO. getreten.
Sit 0en Sta0tpableu iino Die
oemofratiiden tan6i0aten iiegreih
a%erneierL i5ir Gtaotr1te mnroeu ges
moblt 4. 8nro. 81 Is. Gogers
2. 8oro. u. 6. Milep; 8. 0nro,
5ranf 8. @aaace A 8aro, g.
SOFTEN. Sir 5dulrdte, 9. g.
Rome uno Sarles 8onnbue.
am Gonnerstag abeilb iiHoet til
Der SodituIe Der 1ef(amations.
g9ttitreit fiir 0eu 0it.3entrol.9ie.
frasfo 3iitrift itott. Gillette i'm
Breiie pom 25e un0 35c lino in
ghoppels gudbaH6lung ali 1aben.
BERN Smitb pirO nad ghicn
40 u~beriteOeln, no er nit 5urrr
8 Stauffer. ieirem Gnniin, in
ods G5runoeigentnmsgei6ait geben
miro.
5rnu emma aerfoD laBt Dos ihr
geHorige 5aus an Der 6. ua0 &
StraBe aJs1eiiern. Eos @ebdiioe
mar tir5lid 6urd 6euer beiddoigt
Dor0en.
60. giiieb TT elm inuger Rann,
Der eirten NanH fefinen min, fDelder
uber ben Dor lllaefdbr ndt 5abren
iii Snnoers eoitnt1 ermproet &c.
funoenen Mann. un6 sic llnitduoe
nelhe 0en Qloro begleiteten, 4ns.
funft geben foflre. glan miro iidl
rinnern oab Der gebeinmispoae
5dIeier, peldler ilber oieier dnge.
legenbeit Ding. ME geloben fpuroe.
trob eruirtider 4nitrengungen bon
4ntou &amann, Der Oainals Gbe
riff mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Bum SC6ub gegen
u=BOOte un0 1linen.

Ncn gurt, s. april. 3inei
init alien m6glidlen 9itttnngs.A ppa-
riten ansaeitattete SOdieeidDlcpper
begleitrten Sen bDllanoiiden Csean-
oampfer 4ieMlu AmherOam non
HDtferOam bis IN ben 3owns, ME
9ailagiere nnb Effi5iere in Nelu
slUrf beridJteten 9ieic &Oriidlts-
maFregel murbe iuegeu Oes Inter
gangs Der Subitania getruneH. Sn
Talmouth nabmen bic SriteH alle
fnr amerifa beitimmtc Bot AM
Sem Gambler in geidlag, iunit
u~crlirf bic 5abrt plne 3luiideniaa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Die Uierte 0eut(C6e
HriegS, an(ei6e!

Berlin, 6. glpril. (Gnntcnbsrldlt. }
gis GieuStns mittug betrngen
bic Ginsa6lnuarn ami bic Diertc bent.
Idle 9ricssanIeiBe 5,7O5,OO0,OO0
Niarf. Bis 5nm 81. Mars Batter
bic Garle6ehsbnnfen fir Die ariegS,
anlci6e Ais, 100000 Marf, bic an
lie aesOgcn mmroen, auSbSG6lt. in
Der BEN 81. MGr5 uOrauaebenoen
ISOLDE itieg bic @siamtiummr Der
Garle6en uOn / .949, 100000 Wari
ami 2,192,000,00 Mart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Gus jremOnt, 0e6r.

5. apriI 1916.
Sic &nn0. ipelde Den nor0lifen
gn0en I'M Dlorie @cbauoe oil ).
rn0 Eroab StraBe BON Dem iaoIi.
dea Sooen ideioet, miro entferru
Heroell, Alo miro oaOurd Der @e.
ldaitsranm fes Peoples Cooperative
ga0cus oproOppelt mer0eL mo a.
nit Orn Anprnden. meIhe oas
wodienoe geiddit iteat. beiler se.
|Hiisen.
Gas alte emo 5ote[ 1T bereits
oen Grobo0en eIeidaemo1t, un1
miro biuneH fiIr5em init Dem 8alr
zines gr0Bit16tiiden 6otelgeb6noes
oer NnfaHg geniaft fDer6et Tos.
Iitlbe ioa nnaefdhr 125 Simmer CT.
hoIten nno ieds StadiDerfe bod
iuer0en-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
|)llorgen (ebter
RegUtrierungs-G agl

@Orssn, 8rcitGg, 1T Der Iettc
9iegiitrisrmgstng fir bic am ~.
9lpril itGttHnoeHOen grimdriuablrH.
Die Office bes NablfOmmiiiGrS i'm
Weridtsgebanbe blribt bis 8 ubr
se6ffnet. vie Oieieniaeu, ucldIe es
bisber periGnmt babeH, iOllten bic
Welesenbeit nod ergreifen, NIB lid
bcmtr OSer mOrgeu regiitrieren lni'
len, nm an Der &ablurHe ibre
Gflidjt erflllen 81 fOnuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
g[,ts Se,tt Etaotr,

Sultings Ser 21Inbrige Niaiam
Sauuoers muroe Deittrpod in oGer
6rube ouf Dem bieltgen 8obnbof BON
eiilem Gag uberTnbren ln0 auf Der
5telle get0tet. Die hieligert
Jralen itrlo nit Dem 8eriu6 febL-
geihlagen, in Sen Shulrat Gnmen
BIT erma6len. Sbre mdrnltfen
@egner bebattpteten oos 6elo.
8isner. 5ranf 8ederbnuer ttnS
9earl aroeger BON bier lieBen ifdl
in Gmobo mrs 2eben Derbinoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
@nLa. .aitrrr. MrenareaeInna.

Berlin. g April. l6unfen6eridt
lie l~leberieaiife Rad)riftennsentnr
meloet aAien beridliet 0aB bic
Gerbanolun8en 5nifdeu Geiterreid.
ungarn mo guIaarien ilber Die
neile 8nlfangren5e inter 9~eaeniei.
tiger 3ufrie0eHitelilng obgeidtuiieu
mor0en limo,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
.Hdmpte On Oct
DOiran front!

3om, 9. April. - ge66afte Sam.
pic limb an Der griediidrierbiidlcn
@ren5c in Der 8Oiran Hcgiou 3pi.
iden SrntidDrn nno bnlgarIfdlca
Srnppcn ciucrieits nnO Strcitfrai
ten Der Aaiiertrn nnOcrcrieita ails'
aebrOden, Die Sample uebmen an
Seftigfsit 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Client Gin @an6nOrO uur?

Scnttlc, 8aiG., 8. 4pril. So
rhine @beeler, rs SAlrr alt, nnb
fran Static Smift, 80 Sabre ut,
wurDen in ibrcr gemeiuiumrn &OHs
nnne ais seidcn u%urgefnnoen. Bel.
Be mnren in cnticblidDcr 8riie 5u-
geridtet. ia man meik, Oak oic
beiSsn alten 5rancn $1,000 in III
rer @obnnug battem, mirb ange-
uOmmen, OaR Gin &aitbmOrb OOr-
Iiegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Nl1aeLnic fiir Vrphibitipn.

Ger republifaniide @onuerneurss
9anoioat 2. ". Ntrsteloie belt ge.
tern i'm &are @lod cine aniprn.
die. tit melher er energiih fir Gin.
iiibruhg oon Brobibitipn m 9iebras
ia eintrat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
MunerbndI fir aae Arten non SafeI.
arbeiten.

Bud Gr. 9, mic untcn sa5eigt ent.
holt Anpeiiunaen INN ueueIte Mu.
tier fir aeh0felfe ginidse mo Sri.
ten. 4btiIounge1 flor nit0 oeiltlih,
uno ieoer 5a0en If 81 iebcn. sic
fctuien nid)t ieblgeben IN Anferti.
aEna Oieicr geidlHindooam Spiscu
uno gntiotc, mic man ie ocbronht
ntr 3oIhentiider. 8orbanae. Bed.
dieu ui0 SSods Se0cs giih lit fir
ild Elm @ail5es. uf0 fcin Mfliter
3ueimal entbnIfeu Seine 6rnii
iellte ohnc Sieie 8ilher iein.
81 beiteaen 5n II Gts. pro Bud
cnrd GHiaba Tri5iIne 1911 Souar6
Ctr. Smnba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Bur SiC6erung Der
S6wei5er 9ren5Gl

Bern, iiber 2unbun. 6. April.--
Sic Sdiueiser Gesiernng plant,
Sie @ren3en bel Sag Ourd 3eifen
weitfin iidltbar 5u maiden nuS bel
Nadt 5u belrndteH, nm 5rrtimcr
IN ucrmcibrn, mic tic lebtbin Don
Srntl6cn Snitidiifcrn semadt MIR
ben, bic Gin S6iDei5er 9Ori bonn,
6arOicrteM.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Mobert @rittnn mlr0e hnh.

Robert 8ritton mllr0e opbei
abaeiaBt as er am WlitnDof1 abeno
Dem 5nrnler Casper SoHnim bon
@afefielo, 1eb., Die 80rie aus Der
5oide 5iebeu Dollte. uno flrttbar
mrbulleH, moronf er Der 8oli3e!
ubergeben fDlfroe.
Roiea00ie Gtrltdg Bat Gbeo*
porc aIafnifoa alti $4,000 SAa-
aeneriob nerfldgt, neil er icinen
9rltoer oo3ii p%erardaBte. Dos i6r
aeaebeue 3eiratsOeripredell uift 81
falten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
1tarftbtri6tt.
cmaba Marftbcridt

2fnGAa WnfTIntflmL
3ufnhr $500.
ecei Stiere. Dart ielt.
Ssobrlinse. cute biz Bette $3.50
900
3iem.id cute biz cute $50
7.40.
GiitamdBisc $~575--G5o.
1urnssenitierte eceDes.
@nte 6ts bette. ldjIuere sS5-
2 g.l0.
geittclmdBige S.3O-8.70.
3iemlid quite biz ihDere 7.25-
$50.
Siihe. Marft ieii.
,ggts BIS seitc aiIbe $6,75-I5 90
3iemiih alite biz cute $500
SIS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Bel6u(Olgung gegen
0eutlC6Pn EOnlull

8Gibinstun, 6. April. las
SnitiSOepartrmrnt muft ieiuc 4b.
iidlt brfannt, cine llnterindlnils &C.
gen Den Ocntidlen aoHinl in galti-
more, 6crrn garl u. GnOerit, ein'
Snleitrn. Gr lit beifnlbigt, eiueu
nmerifouiideu Raf auf falidlidr
&eiie erlanst IN baden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
JIleri6aner md0en
Ole Ba6n 6erge6en.
Sine nnbrihrGnfte 8eanbnns ber'
ielbea pirD BON Der SuHOesre-
gIerMmg gelDrDert.

EnerrtarOoo, Bier, 6. April. -
Eraibeut Gurran5a uom Merlfu
hat Bente pom StnatsDepGrtement
Der Der. 5tdatrn 9iegieruHg bic
AnfforSernng erhalteu, III Derna.
laiien, ban ben amerifaniiden Srnp.
pen in McrifD bic 6iieubnbnen 0es
@nnSss snr &erfigmug geitellt Ders
hsH. 7ie HegiernnGsbeantteu bals
leu lid iber bic AHgeleseHbeit IN
Sdhpeiaen, gebtn ieOOd Die 6rflas
rmng ob, ban Garran3a nit Der flint
luDrt nidlt lansc martfn laiien luirb.
iluiinniscs &erlaugeu,
VI @aiO, Ser, 6. April. Der
hieiiae &crtreter Der GarraHsa Rt'
giernne hat lid oabiH an~sgeipro'
diem, Oaf allc amerifmiidcn Srnps
pcn BON Der @rense ano aus Weri
70 5~nrifgesOssn mrrben iO0ten- @r
mciacrt lid, aningeben, mas Tim 81
aisier GrflGrnng ueranlnht babe.
3rnpyen blcibeu in 1tcrifD.
San AntOniO, Ger, 6. slpril.
General Snniton but bents erflGrt.
Sak Ole amerifamiiden Streitfrafts,
bic arf Sillas &erfulgums begrif.
zen iino, SnrDO bereits CREDIT la.
Zen. in Der @erfOlgnns Sinas
lit mod feinc Ganie eingetrrten. Gr
meint, oaf, iOlltc Is iid bel Oeriel-
ben nm cine Grobe Der amsoaner
hanoeln, gilla balO sefangen mer.
SEN mirb. Gr itelte ale 8eriifte,
iupnadl ameritaniidle Sruppen aus
Wrrifp srradfehren luerben mir
nen, msil tic @iaa tidlt 81 fanacu
rerm0gen, ale i%iniinn hin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06

esn oieiem Sabre mitiien iidl
sic 9eiDohuer BON 1ainoee gum
criten Mole regiItrieren laiien.
Iriiher. iolonge gIn0ee Elm Gori
fifr iih iDar, mar Dies nidlt notia.
ieitoeln as ieooh omaha eiHper.
Ielbt it. mnB e. aeiheheu
SIN Der aeitrieen Citing oes
eretiltip /. aomitees 0es @Ogelihns.
Sereias mlroe beidioiien, bel ben
5tnStrat at beantrasen. Dab Der.
irfbe cine aotenitetier erheff. ga
sgr IoIIeu nit 800 idhrlid Be
fteuert iurroen. mahreno iUr Fer.
freferilnen Oes sarteren aaeenge.
Edilfd1ts $500 pro ,nhr beruppi
nserbesi iaIIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06

IS be3ahlt i'd. in pen ualai.
itii5ierten 9lu5eigen@ Der gribilne ~
onn0llteren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06

q bc3ahlt iid, in ben aaloi-
lifiperten Au5eieen@ Der Iribiine 81
d%rlnoncleren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
9~QitteImaBine 4.50-6.oC.

WitteImaBiee 10000.
Sellers, Norft itarfer.
3ute bis bette Sellers 1926
$50.
G~ras.gefiitf. aiibe S6.75-7.7L
@ras.geiiitt. Settlers .25-6.7 rs
Stoders unO 6eeOers, Marft felt.
8ufe biz feite 1854 40.
MittelmdBiae 7.3O-7.75.
@~efpounlid)e 30.
cute biz bette Stofers $7.75-
3 20.
gtod ai6e. 6.25-725.
5tod aiiae g .00-7.25.
5tod aaI6er, 700--S.O0.
Bulls. 5taqs 5.5O-750.
Sdpprine- 3ufubr 1000; @arft
ieit.
Gurfidnitt preis 9.t5- 9.95.
Shafe ,3unbr 1900; Morft 10
hoher.
9Gnmier ti.fo-11.35.
8iO6cr s.O0--S.90.
SG9rlnae s.50-t025
Mutteridnfe s.f5-8.50.
Chicago Norftberidlt.
9iHbpiel 5uflbr 1000.
Mf1fft tart 10 bober.
Gunlitat idIeht.
@66iter Ereis 9.75.
dlmcine 9Minbr q. 900, offnetg
itorf; ipater ) nieoriger.
Gur6ihuittspreis 9.65-9.S5.
Sodnter Greis 995.
5dafc 3niubr 5000; Ntarft -
holer.
@otiter @reis 80.
aanias Sim Narftberidt.
Aiuopieh 3iiiibr 1000. Marfi
fcit; tori.
! &oGiter Ersi4 9J
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
aiibe ulo sellers tart.

aiibe mo Sellers, itarf.
Stoders, nominal.
stdlber mregelnIdBig.
Sdmeiue 3ufubr 5000; DART
langiom. Is %nieorigcr.
1urhitnitfspreis 9.35-9.60.
00dlter 9rets $40.
Sdafr- 3ufilbr 5000, @arft itarf
5ohiter Yreis Ills.
ct. Soiepb @arftberidlt.
2inbbieB 1,S00; giarf.
TART.
Sofiter Greis $50.
Sdiueine -3ufitbr 1000;
Morft 5 holer.
Eurdidnittspreis 9.40-955.
6ofltcr greig 9.65.
Sdar-3ufnbr 1000; 1orft felt
itnrf.
9oGiter greis lilo.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
COLOSSAL IMAGE TO BE ERECTED
(By Associated Press J

Toxic, April 81 "A colossal i'm
age of Nichiren, the founder of the
Nichiren Buddhistic sect, will be
hewn in great rock on the islet Of
Ushigakubishima in the beautiful In
land sea. The plan was originated
by Jiyei Takami, well known Bud
dhist. who has long wished to create
a great monument to Nichiren who
founded his famous sect over Fix
centuries ago It has the active sup
port of many prominent Japanese in
Guiding Admiral Togo. the hero cf
the battle in the Sea OF Japan
The rock stands 26i feet high and
is Of the purest granite throughout
When completed tho statue will hc
230 feet high The hands alone will
measure 26 feet It will tower over
the Inland Sea and probably may be
easily viewed by American travellers
bound for tho orient on their way
TO Kobe and shanghai
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
PR0WLERS AT WORK

Savannah, April 22.-Prowlers,
federal agents or German spies,
which of the three it has not yet
been determined, entered the station
of local wireless experimenter on
Tuesday night, according to the
story told by the owner, who, how
ever, declined to have his name used.
Entrance was gained to the room
by jimming the lower sash and
breaking the clasp on the inside.
Chisel marks were found on the
outer part of the lower sash the
next morning and showed how the
providers had entered.
Despite the presence of valuable
wireless apparatus not thing was
missing, as far as the owner could
ascertain 1t was plain to see a care
full inspection had been made of the
various coils, condensers and other
parts Of well equipped radio sta
tion.
What the motive for this act
could have been has not been found
as the station is one licensed by the
United States government as an eX-
perimental wireless station. Fol
some time II has been equipped mere
ly for receivinw, and not sending
messages.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
FATHER AND SON
ASSAULT PRINCIPAL
OF LIVE OAK SCHOOL

Live Oak, April 22-Friday night
shortly after o'clock professor T.
R. Corr, principal of the Live Oak
school. was attacked in front of the
Live Oak Citizens bank building by
w. T. McCullers, a merchant, and
brutally assaulted when the prin-
cipal, who had been instrumental in
having his son, John McCullers, eX-
PEELED from the school would not ad-
nit that he had made false state
ments in order to have the boy eX-
PEELED After most unmerciful
beating had been administered to
the professor by Mr. McCullers the
son arrived on the scene and struck
Mr.. Corr in the face two or more
times and knucks which were exhi-
bited when the case came before the
mayor Monday were said to have
been used by the boy.
The case against Mr.. McCullers
and his son which came before May
or Lowry Monday created more in
terest than any case every known to
have been tried in the Mayors court
in Live Oak. The city hall will seat
900 persons, but many were standing
and it was plainly evident that the
sentiment of all classes was In IA
yor of the proper punishment being
meted out to the defendants.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
RELIEVE NO PERMANENT
FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN
FRANCE AND ENGLAND
(By Associated Press. J

Paris, April 1.-The scientific
editor of the Temps doubts whether
any permanent friendship between
France and England is possible as
long as England sticks to her obso-
lete system of weights and measures,
"All the things that England and
France are agreed on" says the edi-
tor, such as the interchange OF Ian
guages and the building of the Chan
mel Tunnel, are as nothing compared
with the absolute necessity for
France to induce England to adopt
the metric system. Think how llni-
cult it will be for the Frenchman 10
thread his way through the mazes
of British weights and measures
when, after the war, he turns 10
British trade and industry to iuriilsh
him with the greater part OF what ne
needs to restore and rebuild his sha'-
tered factories and workshops.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
GRAND LODGE OF ODD
FELLOWS IN SESSION
AT SANFORD ELECT
NEW OFFICERS

Sanford, April 22.-Grand Lodge
OF Odd Fellows elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Grand master, Charles Friedrich
ter, ]. G. Connalley of Jacksonville;
grand warden, J. A. Shirah of Tam
pa; grand secretary, j. w. Blanding
Of Gainesville; grand treasurer,
Frank l.. Helms of Orlando; repre-
sentative to sovereign grand lodge
for two-year term, j. W. White or
Jacksonville. Appointive officers to
be named by grand master later. Of
fcials will be installed late today.
Ocala was selected as the next meet
ing place
The reports of the grand secretary
and grand treasurer show the finan-
cial condition Of the grand lodge to
be in excellent shape. The follow
ing past grand masters were pre-
sented with beautiful Jewels: Geo.
r. Self of DeLand, w. II. Malone or
Key West, Willis Castaing Of Tar
pom Springs, ]. Ed Williams Of PEN
sacola. NJ. NJ. Little of Ocala and w.
! U. Lathrop of Bradentown.
The report of the Odd Fellows
Home board was very encouraging
and shows that tLis work in this
jurisdiction is in fine condition and
line. Resolutions were passed thank
ing the local lodges of Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs, city and county Off
cials, all citizens of Sanford. Com
mcrcial club and transportation COM
panies.
The members of the grand lodge
feel very grateful to the local lodges
of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for
their fine meeting and the success
full manner in which the lodge has
been entertained.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
GERMANS
REPULSFD
NEAR VAUX
With HEAVY
LOSSES
FIERCE COMMANDMENT FAILED
TO GET RESULTS AS FRENCH
FORCED GERMANS BACK ON
ALL LINES
(By Associated Press. J

Paris, April 22-The Germans
attempted to advance between the
Meuse and Fort Vaux on the Verdun
front after terrific bombardment
and were repulsed by the French ar
tillery with heavy losses, says the
war office The Germans attacked
the North Cauretts Wood with liquid
fire and were repulsed. The artillery
duel along the Macedonian front
continues says the llavas Saloniki
correspondent There is no infantry
fighting. The aviators are very busy.
A French aeroplane flew over Sofia,
dropping four bombs on the Zeppe-
lin shed 1t returned unscathed Two
French acroplanC squadrons bom-
bardcd the German camp at Petruth
yesterday The Germans are con-
ccntrating in the Doiran region.
German Tiers attacked Grassouli
without doing much damage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
NEW REGISTRATION SHOWS
2,726 FROM MARCH
9Th TO APRIL 3RD

Barlow, April 22.-P. w DANIEL
supervisor of registration, fspor's
that 2.72e men registered IN the
yaious precincts in the county from
March 9Th to April 3rd. both IN
elusive. during which time the prl-
mary registration books were open
The party affiliation of these CITIZENS
is given as follows:
Democrats, 2,374; Republicans
25S; Socialists, 25; Independents
so: Prohibitionists, 8.
In 1914, when the New Bryan pri-
mary law required every citizen VINO
wished to participate in the primary
elections to re-register, regardless Oh
how long his name had been on the
books. 1926 registered in the spring
Of that year; 3,164 were Democrats
l61 Republicans, So Socialists %
Independents, "A Prohibitionists-
Those who registered for the prl-
mary in 1914 were not required to
register this year. Thefore addlhs
the totals for the two years together
there are on the primay registration
books e,252 names, 5,53s OF when
are Democrats, 419 Republicans, lls
Socialists, 12s Independents and %
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
STREWN WITH HIGH HEELS

New York, April 22-The Great
White Way is strewn with the heels
from feminine shoes The uneven
boards that cover the new subway
is leveller of high heels. Many a
Broadway favorite has tripped along
sayly only suddenly to have the
skids taken from under her And the
surprising part is that these extern
sions are made Of wood and are
glued to the bottom of the shoe. One
Of the well-known actresses in a
popular musical comedy, was one of
the heelIess victims a few days ago.
And although she teaches a Sunday
school class she was wearing a blue
streak when she discovered that one
-er-limb was three inches shorter
that it really ought to be.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
HOW EASTER WILL Be OBSERVED.
IN VARIOUS PARTS 0FTHf WORLD
NEW YORK'S EASTER

New York. April % While
there will be special services in all
Of the churches tomorrow, the big
gest feature of New York's Easter Is
the parade on Fifth Avenue. 1t is
estimated that nearly $5,000,0O0 has
been spent in anticipation of this
event and the weather man will be
an unpopular person indeed if he
repeats any such prediction as he
sent forth last year, when the pa
rade was spoiled for hundreds of
thousands by the snow and rain. AL
most half Of the money spent has
gone for flowers and candy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
Villas Prestige Broken
(By Associated Press. J

Ell Paso, April IA troop train
left Juarez with several hundred
troops for Casas-Grandes. Mexican
said that these will replace
the troops sent to MADEIRA
Pending a report from Scott at
san Antonio to the war department,
there is a lull in the alarmists' ranks
They admit that Villas prestiee is
broken The alleged spread of the
Felix Diaz movement in northern
Mexico is attracting attention. The
frequent movements of Carranza
troops is believed to have a bearing
on this situation and it is reported
that efforts have been made to tam
per with the loyalty of Carranza
commanders.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
PLACES VISITORS LIKE

New York, April 22.-The aquar-
ium is one of the sights that visitors
to New York like to see Sunday is
the biggest day there On week days
from 5000 to 10000 persons visit
the home where all kinds of rare
fish specimens are on view, but on
Sunday the number usually runs up
to about 10000. One sees all kinds
of people in the aquarium and they
make an interesting study China
men with their noiseless shoes and
broad-brimsed black hats, Italian
mothers with their offspring Of all
ages. Swedes. Danes, Irishmen, ne
groes. Germans, Jews. Russians and
Spanlards The sprinkling of Amer
leans is always slight.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-22
HOPE FOR GOOD
WEATHER TOMORROW

Washington. April 22.-The
waatber bureau is one of the most
important stations in the country
today. WASHINGTON society has made
extensive plans for the celebration
of the day. Because of pressing du-
ties. President and Mrs. Wilson have
arranged to spend Easter quietly.
President Wilson is not in favor oil
raietv on the Sabbath at any time
and the strain has been so great
upon him during the past lew
months that he welcomes every op-
portunity for quiet and rest, Spe'
cial services. featuring Easter music
will be held in all of the churches
Of the city.