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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
AUSTRIAN SPY AND TWO
ITALIANS TO BE SHOT
(By Associated Press. }

Rome, Sept 3.-An Austrian
spy named Larace and two Italians
have been condemned to be shot in
the back by the Ancona court mar
tial for completely in the attempt to
burn the port of Genoa With this
conspiracy, it seems, were connected
explosions in munition factories in
Milan and elsewhere, aggregating in
damages a total of several millions
of dollars.
The Austrian, who was at the head
Of the plot sought out Italian GRIM
inals, gaining an ascendency over
them so that he could command their
cooperation for only nominal sums.
in one case the price for an attempt
to blow up one of Italy's greatest
steel works at Terni was about $50.
If this attempt had been successful,
it would have retarded military op-
erations for several months.
Larace had in his possession when
arrested eight jointed walking sticks
of about the size of mans little
finger, painted graygreen, filled
with dynamite. They were hidden
| in umbrellas when he tried to es-
lcape. These dynamite canes had no
time fuses, but were so arranged as
TO explode a few weeks after being
placed in position.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
TRIALS OF WAR
LEAVE IMPRESS
ON KING ALBERT
Of BELGIUM
(By Associated Press.

Flushing, Netherlands, Sept. %. =
King Albert of Belgium has aged un-
der the heavy cares and sorrows OF
the present time, and his hair is be-
ginning to turn gray, according TO
the latest news from the Belgian
front His majesty never leaves the
small strip of territory over whlch
the Belgian flag still flies, refralnlhs
from visits to places in France or to
Ste Adresse. where his government
has IFS esat If the King of England
or President Poincare want to meet
the Belgian sovereign, they have to
qo To this corner of the User.
The soldiers deeply appreciate the
fact that their sovereign and COM
oander-in-chief shares with them
the monotony Of this marshy bit oil
country, waiting, like them. for the
day when Belgium shall be free once
moro His majesty is frequently
soor hv his men-in the trenches, IN
borracks on the sands and IN the
drnas II is said indeed, that no
one knows better than he the - OF
On miles of trenches where the BEL
gian troops keep vigilant guard day
and night. He is particularly fohu
Of visiting the advancing posts anu
h;s troops always feel some am UNI
Of anxiety when they descry tn'
tinp,s tall fisure traversing the f2ot-
nridqes only some hundreds OF met
ers distant from the enemy
Queen Elizabeth. on the o'nei
IND has with her own hands DolhC
nm many badIy-wounded men IN tn'
ocean Hospital Here she is IN uai''
ottendance. speaking an eneourasins
word here and there to the pa'lenu
md distributing tobacco and cigar
ot+as Instances are related IN "hioi
sbe has stood by the dying pea .
.,mnIe soldiers. Her majesty is hei'
in great veneratiOn by the en''r
army.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
french Av|AT0R&
IN Sc BATTLES"
YESTERDAY; BROUGHT
Down 4 MACHINES
(By Associated Press.)

London, Sept. Notable
aerial activity is reported by the
French and British. Paris reports
the French aviators were in fifty-siX
battles yesterday, shooting down
four German machines. A French
aviator last night bombarded dud-
wigshafen and Mannheim, Germany
London reports successful British
aerial raids on Lorman Aerodromes
at st. Denis and in western Chris
telles and at Handsome, Belgium.
The British report successful trench
raids on the Struma and Doiran
fronts in Macedonia. The French
report active artillery fighting south
of the Somme.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
BELIEVE BAND OF BURGLARS
BROKEN UP IN MEXICO CITY

Mexico City, Sept. 22.-The po-
lice of Mexico City believe that with
the capture recently Of Ramen Can
tell they have broken up a band of
burglars and robbers which has ter
rorized the more prosperous resi-
dence districts of the city and which
has taken loot said to amount to
more than 100000. The band was
known as LA Mano que Aprista," or
"The Grasping Hand" from the
black imprint of hand which al
ways was left somewhere about the
premises where the robbers operated.
1t is believed many persons robbed
feared to report their losses for fear
of the vengeance of "The Grasping
Hand"
Canteli, 1t is said, was captured in
a subterranean chamber opening
from the wall Of a deep well. He was
traced through his wife who brought
him food and it is alleged that sew
eral of the victims Of the robberies
have identified him as one Of the
band.
The 5000 policemen of Mexico
City have received an increase in
pay OF from three and one-half pesos
to FIVE pesos day. They also will
lie furnished their uniforms in flu
ture. Heretofore they have had to
purchase their own uniforms.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
NY. UN|0N|STS
Vol V0iINC 6Cli On fHE
QUESTION TO
STRIKE COR NOT
TO STRIKE"
80 LABOR LEADERS YESTERDAY
ADVISED A GENERAL SUSPEN-
SION OF WORK BEGINNING
NEXT WEDNESDAY
(By Associated Press. }

New York, Sept. 23 The unions
here and in Westchester county be-
gan voting on the questions of the
ratification of the action of eighty
delegates yesterday who called
general suspension work" for next
Wednesday morning. The leaders
appealed to the union workers to
stay at home until the traction COM
panies make it possible to ride on
street cars without an offense to
their union allegiance.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
RSBURG MAN
BRCTHER FOR THE
FIRST TIME IN so YEARS

Earsbur2, Sept. 23.-How
Harrison, as he is known
pny in st. Petersburg, met
NJ, who he had not seen in
half a century, is told in
wing story from the San
Chronicle, a copy of which
received here:
in the spring of 1861
Harrison, a young print
uty, Iowa, got the travel
and started for the Salmon
atry to make his fortune
!, Among those he left at
an older brother, Edgar,
aught him the printind
Ddflng all these years they
u once seen each other.
'aday, Edgar. who is S9
and conducts, with his
afcantile business at st.
. Fla, arrived here, and
VINO is in the publishing
y Sacramento, met him.
a the Turpin hotel, and
Oeen SO busy swapping
''eS that they have scarce
0a'slde of the hotel lobby
fegistered.
3lnly is a long time be-
@ SAID Charles, a white
'Ouhgster of 73. "W'hen we
1901 We never dreamed
aan a half century would
"e we saw each other
oat | Just didn't seem to
"go back East and Edgar
as to California before. He
as Colorado twice, but
: | came to this State in
nave been here ever since,
VI paper here called the
rag and I remember well
''lass of the Chronicle.
uers Harrison will leave
'snta Barbara to visit the
EDMUND Harrison, who
es twin brother
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
\ CAPTURE
ElNAN il TRENCHES
|HAvE MADE RAIDS ON
Ew BRINGING BACK
, Associated Press.) }

h Associated Press.)
Sept. 2S.-Alpparently
|lceBritish forces on the
preparing to close their
|Smbles, an important town
|IIbert- -Peronne railroad, six
thwest of Peronne, which
lly surrounded by the allies.
heb war office says the
ktrols who have penetrated
he edge of Combles are
back pris .ners. Raiding
usually precede larger
)s
htish report the capture of
rsnches on a half mile
kd Cource Lette.
Rwk situation is more COM
hmer Premier Venizelos is
J declaring that if the gov
b controlled by the, court
that dom act with the ma
must defend it's own in
Mutiny on the Greek ar
ruiser Averoff is declared
kg bad weather is delaying
nnian operations.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23

u,ho is now a member OF the iiouso
of Representatives. They base 'Hs'
r.fusal upon the fact that' do me- nie
hars of the Diet, they are the i'
sentatives of the people whose aa'
- is to watch over the WORK u -
government. They hold tina ac'ept
anca of a decoration is against 'n
an;rit of the constitution ana alii,O''
= tho nature of a bribe. Also' 'nes
aao,ore - that it is improper to accep, :,
sonors while the war in Europe :
Iii, Iii raging. merely because the JAP
.na.e troops had been victorious a.
Tsing-tau. ,ns;ets that
:. q not within the power u
japanese j. to decline an honor
0.awed bv the emperor
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
LAKELAND, FLORIDA SATURDAY, SEPT. %, 1916
ON REPLY OF!
ENTENTE ALLIES
DEPENDS COURSE
lOF GREECE
tBy Associated Press.

Atnens, Sept. 21. -CDelayed)--
Ihe Greek government, according to
the best authority, has telegraphed a
uehnite proposal to the entente cap
ltals which if accepted will mean
Greeces entry into war. If the un-
certainty of Greece's entente rela-
tlons continues. it is regarded as
likely that Greece may declare war
on Bulgaria on her own account
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23

agriculture Funds have been Sc
cured and the plants will soon be in
full operation
Riderpest continues to be a serious
problem for Philippine cattle owners
but the bureau of agriculture by
quarantine and immunization Is
waging a vigorous campaign against
the scorge. A requisition for serum
has been sent to French Indo-China
and this will enable the bureau to
keep up its work until all ten serum
manufacturing plants are in full
swing. These plants are to be To-
Gated in cattle centers in different
parts of the islands.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
MEXICO TO ENFORCE QUARAN-
TINE AGAINST PARALYSIS
(By Associated Press.

Mexico City, Sept. %. Orders
have been sent to the ports of entry
of Mexico to enforce strictly the
quarantine regulation against the
spread of infantile paralysis. The
regulation prohibits the entry into
Mexico of children between five and
fifteen years of age from sections of
the United States where the disease
is prevalent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
STEAMER bound
FROM BOSTON TO
PORTLAND, NE.
IS ASHORE
(By Associated Press. }

Portland, Maine, Sept. %. The
Eastern Steamship Corporation s
steamer Bay State, bound from Bos-
ton to Portland, went ashore three
hundred miles of the tip of Cape
Elizabeth during heavy fog. 25O
passengers were removed by the
coast guard. The steamer is high
and dry and in dangerous position.
The crew of sixty remained aboard.
1t is feared it will be total loss
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
Won NACKENzEN
CONTINUES TO
RETREAT IN
RUNAN|A
(By Associated Press }

Rome, Sept % Won Macken-
zen's retreat in Dobrudja, Rumania,
continues according to a telegram to
the wireless press from Switzerland
The Danube fortress of Silestra re-
Gently captured by the Germans and
the Bulgarians, is said to have been
abandoned to the Russians and Ru-
'manians.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
SERUM TO BE MANUFAC-
TURED BY GOVERNMENT
(By Associated Press.)

Manila, P. l., Sept pa plan
70 establish ten government plants
for the manufacture of rinderpest
serum. has been initiated by Adriano
Hernandez. director Of the bureau Of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
TO ACCEPT DECO
uaS CAUSES SENSATION

associated Press.)
p. 22. A sensation has
IN Japan by the refusal
aent Japanese to accept
eranted by the emperor
WI with the war with
'ne recipients are Yosa-
Ia. ''ni, a we'll known jour
was a member of the
and Masutaro Takagi,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-23
MEX. TREAS. DEPT.
WILL NOT remit
TAXES ON MINES
(By Associated Press. }

Mexico City, Sept. % THE treas
ury department in a circular issued
last night answering the appeals of
individual mine owners for the re-
of taxes on mining property
declared the titles were merely in
the nature of lease or subsOil from
the government and do not give alb
solute ownership. AS long as per-
sons hold titles they must fulfill
their contract by paying taxes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-23

nids psnie srftallnt, Srsns in better
2aune gu finben.
.Wie ipirb ii1 Heeinllb amiiIiren,
ipsnn i1 ibm bieie SSene er5dble", /,
risf iis aus pollen 9aIfs la9enp. Sic
bditen ben grufsn isbsn follen. ME er
emp0rt mar unb bennp9 feline rihtiz
se slutipOrt gu finben ipubte."
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terfeit gu tbeilsn. Dieisr BeIu9 6es
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alleinitebsnees WiGb9en fatalsn 8es
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ter auf Sas Srinssnbite, ninbeitens
ibm gu seitatten, <ibr elm ibrer mir
hisss glipI gu bieten, ibm gu erlaitben,
fie Dor Der @elt ais so4ter ansuerr
fennen.
Srsne fdlua freubis Elm. glidt als
oh iie ii6 beionbers mad Der 3GriIi6s
tsit Dss pI0blif 10 ergsbenen 9aters
eeiebnt bate; in BEN !pelosntenor
hatte lie ben 9orponb fir einen gruh
ibres 9etlObHiIIes nit bem inbiT9eu
@outler sefunoen.
5amari's anbetenbs yleisaius, feine
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maIien. iparen ibr ldfiiq. unb fie nabm
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porbsnsn 9erebrers 81 entlebissn,
aIs cine 9auue pber einen setpaltfdri
berbeies5errten Streit.
hilbert Waardtihef tpar iiberfelia.
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GeSuilo unb uufopfernbs 2is6e iid bds
9srS Der fpdt ssfunbsnen 9o9ter su
(Gortiebung foIst)
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ROrbipsitsde BON Williams unb Cars
ter strabs in RorlpOOb. CStsusr
$2) 81.
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in Sycamore Sp. 81.
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Catherine S4uIts On Wiaiam
Meper, o Sabre aeafe. bonn !. Wdr5
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9auies To. 726 State 9lpe. Wonai.
lihe Wlietbe $50.
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mcIlie gentfam on 2Oib GeHtlup
.. uno 6. 60; $1,000.
giieIle Sibcin on 9,arp 9. yaie'
man: $500.
abrabom S. goIpbofl oil 5rei5
sfir aile GonpaIcseent sib Soeieip,
$3.50.
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ltnerfIdrIth.

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gfad)titltnbe in reft traitriser Serial.
hung beimfebrt, miro BON ieiner @at.
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SrnHSeiseut6nms llcberrasHnsen.
Cincinnati, %. Mars.


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raj Ipe. in giorpoob. (Steuer So
81.
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Bernard. 81.
9iOla R. 5or an 5arab pfeffer,
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abtb. in glmpoob. C5teuer $3.50.)
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55 SUB peitli6 BON Sneaib Strabe.
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finger &: 5Optins 2. unterabtb. In
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&c.; 500.
5rant 5. GIernlont on Sruonoe
2. iin0 6 Co.; $2500.
anbrep .. Sbint. on Spring
5ar6en 8. lno .. Co.; $1,000. =
Settle q. Sling an @ern,ania gso. 9
:. un0 .. Co.; $500.
gSnl. Otter Or. on Snurlel O.
COOPER; $291.13.
@eorae San0ers an 9luna 2ude;
800.
GerieIbe an Come .. uub 8. Co.,
$1,000.
6ailnie q. WscGlure all @eItlitcr
Stern 8. uno g. Co.; $2750.
3eranee Y. 9soonail on 4ropioent
SaDinss .. nuo e. Co.; $4,000.
Sobn 9fealtp go. on SoutHi0e &.
mo q. Co.; $4,000.
Gaiprerne S. S'aRema an &erHa.
lia U. u. gtc. 8; $4,000.
Sobn @udlep an George s. &eD-
'er; $175.
Ilabel s. @afer an SortberII
obio Z. uno L 60; $1,000.
Senrp gtienrnn an pearl Morfet
3ant; $500.
ebarles Ghite on German Q. 81
mo g. Co.; $3.50.
@bas. s. anameper an Price Sia
Electric .. uil0 8. Co.; $500.
GonntitbS. M1cainrep on BarinD
lbe. g. nrfb 8. Co.; $1,000.
George 6. gottcr- an Gn&tnoe .. L.
J. Co.; $G750.
George. aatmausaIa aIaroyhag beatIepss
1000.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-31
BLAMES BRATTLEsoRo
zeIIsr Holds This Town Responsible
fer League Scheme Failure.

Jack Zeller is quoted by the Spring
aeld Union as charging UP to Brattle-
boro his failure to organize a league.
He was the most active man in trying
to organize the circuit and long ago
months ago-knew that Brattleboro
would not enter the league field this
year. Heller says now that he stands
ready to place team in Pittsfeld if
league is formed, but that he is
through with the promoting end of ii.
The article is authority for the state
ment that Northampton is just now
the most interested city in the circuit,
or the proposed circuit, which has
been named at different times to in
clude every town and city from Clare.
mont and Newport, n. H., to Fitch
burg and Hayerhill, Mass. 1t North.
ampton men are trying to stir up in.
terest here, as is reported, they have
been so quiet about it as TO escape OBJ
seryation completely If they succeed
they viii never need a press agent
Bratueboro Reformer.