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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
RUSAI NOEI zINOTI, KAIP
TALKININKAI ZIURI
/ PERGALE.

Petrogradas, geguzio 5 d. =
Nors kareiviu If darbininku pa
siuntiniu taryba prieme laikines
valdzios isaiskinima savo tikslu
kares, bet tarybos vadovai spiria-
81, kad talkininkai uzbaigtu kare
be zemiu, ar turtu If kontribuciju
emimo.
Patsai taikos kryzis perejo, tik
taryba yra pasiryzusi priesintis
pergalei If nori, kad kareiviai Ii
notu, jog jie ko~oja ne uz Kon-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
ANGLU KARES LAIVAS
PASKANDYTA; zUVE
27o zMONES.

-.Londonas, geg. 8 d.-AngQq
transporting laiva Arcadian bal.
IS d. paskandino submarines
Tarpzeminese jurose. Laivas nu-
skendo j S minutas. Menama,
kad 27o zmones prigere. Pasi-
gendama 19 oficieru, 2I4 kitp ka-
rciviass 10 jureiyiV. 81 lgulos il il
2 civiliniu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
IsALKE VOKIETIJOS zMO-
MES KOVOJA SU
KARETVIAIS.

Amsterdam, geguzio 5 d. -
Kaip Telegraaf pranesa, Mainz'e,
,VoEetijoj, kilo dideles riauses del
maiSto, kur 8 zlnones uzmusta.
Isirdusi del alkio minia is 1900
zmoniu padare demonstracija If
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11

daugei sankrovu apiplese. Poll
CHA negalejo riausininku numal-
sinti If pasauke kariuomene. Ka-
revival saude zmones if daugell
suicide; 500 zmoniY uzdaryta ka-
LEHMAN.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
Dideji Kare.


lima Brazilijoj naujp ziniu nera.
Reikia todel manyti, kad valdzia
ant ju virsu paeme, mes nei vo-
kiSlti laiimas6iai nepaduoda ziniu
apie sukileliq pasiseklmus.
Dipliomatiski rySiai Chiny su
Vokietija tapo galutinai per-
traSkti. Chinu ambasadorius is
Berlino jau isvaziavo If prisi-
griebe Sveicarijon, o vokiskam
ambaSadoriui If konsuliams Chi
nuose sugraiinta ju igaliojimal,
be kuriu jie ten pasrlikti MCCALL,
turf kitum keliauti j koki neutra-
liska krasta, tokiu arti Chinu
nera, visi Ching saimynai yra
karej su Vokietija.
Kadangi Suvienytos Valstijos
turi talkininkams rupinti maistq
ir amunicija, tai pervezimui di-
desnio skaitliaus kareiviu Euro
pom truiksta JOINS laivu. Todel
Angfijos valdzia atsisauke j ia
ponija su uzklallsimu, ar j ne
galstu par,rpinti laivus pervezi-
mui Suvienytu Valstiju kariu-
menes Rusijon. il bus tuoj pa
siusta Buropon, kaip tik talki-
nlnkai parupis laivus ju pervezi-
mui kurin nors kares frontan,
mes Amerika apart laivu United
Fruit Co. atl;ekamu neturi, kit
uzimti vaziojinms taDkininkams
maisto ir amunicijos, tas juk,
jefgu nelabjau, tai nemaziau rel
kalingas uz kareivius. Laivus
galetq wien Japonija parupintl,
nes nuo kares pradzios il pasi-
dirbo daug nauju laivu. Ju W.
tektu pervezimui Suvie4lytu Val
stiju kariumenes Rusijon. Japo-
Mia turi mat didziausia pirklybi-
nj laivyna rytuose' per tai j pirk-
lyboj Waldo Pacifika. .'anonija
Xxi Siol neatsake ant 4nglijos
prasymo, bet tikimasi, kad j is
piidys, mes If Japonijai pavojin-
ga yra Vokietija, j nenori, kad
il kare laimetu. Japonijoj zmo-
mes reIkalauja, kad j karej imtq
didesni dalyvuma, mes tik tasyk
gall iaukti didesnio pelno. Kal-
ba, buk Japonija pasirengusi pa
siusti pagelbon Rusijai 100000
kreiviu, mes nereikalauja bijotie-
81, kad Suvienytos Valstijos is
jos karen isipainiojimo noretq
pasinaudoti, kuomet j kariaus
drauge Sill Suvienytomis Valsti-
jomis prizes viena ir ia patti prize
sa.
Chinu prezidentas sutiko klau-
sima apsaukimo kares Vokietijai
pavesti parliamentui. Jeigu par
liamentas uzgirs kare, preziden-
tas zada su jos apamkimu ilgiau
nevilkinti. Parliamente yra dau-
giau Vokietijos priesu, negu
draugu. Jeigu kiltu kare If bu-
tn reikalas, Chinai gall karen
stumti apie 90 milijonu kareiviu,
taigi beveik tick, kick Vokietija
isviso turi gyVentojp, drauge su
moterims ir vaikais.
Kares fronte Macedonijoj
.smarkiau veikia artilerija ypac
Cerna paupiuose. Buvo ten if
mazi, nors CANA smarkus prize
singu kariumeiliu susiremimai,
bet svarbesnio nieko nenuveikta.
Be didesnes svarbos susiremimai
buvo taipgi Rumunijos fronte,
bet mazais susiremimais niekur
.nieko svarbaus nuveikti negali-
ma, svaroesniems darbams visur
reikia ir atsakanciu, dideliu auku.
Kaip pranesa is Petrogrado
ir Londono, Persia jau tapo su
visit isvalyta nuo turku. Dabar
visa siaurine Persia yra jau ru-
su rankose, pietine jos dali
Waldo anglai.
Armenijoj, kaip pranesa is Pc
trogrado, rusai oasitrauke is ke-
liu kaimu ir JUGS uzeme turkai,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11
Metal aixxvI
DICEJI KARE.


stovas marSalas Joffre reikalavc,
bus tuN FrancuziJon pasiusta 9
regimentai geriausiai iSlavi-tu
kareiviu, bet tas jau Parodo tai
kininkams, kad Suvienytos Val
stijos iStitro dalyvaus karej ir
pasiuntimu tq 1900 kareiviu ne
apsiruDeziuos, lures ju dauglau
pasiusti, sykl kare pradejus, mes
jeigu vokieciai iranouzus II ang-
lus iveiktu, galetu kariumene
Amerikon pasiqsti. Relkla todel
neleisti, kad vokieGiai vakarines
Europos priesus iveikti galetq.
Rods neilcidrnui vokieciq kariu-
menes i Suvienytas Valstijas' jos
gal .turi nemazas pajiegas, pri-
skaicius tvirtoves ir kariska lai-
vyna, bet Wokieciai isiverzimui
j Suvienytas Valstijas, taip kaip
FrancuziJon per Belgija, galetq
griebtis kelio per Mexika. Ant
Mexikos Suvienytos Valstijos
niekados negali uzsitiketi.
ISsiuntimui Emropon Amerikai
II daugiau ksreiviu netruktq, kad
tik valdzia leistu JUGS orgaaizuo-
ii, kad apginkluotq ir jq uzlal-
kymui pinigus duotu. Ant atsi-
saukimo buvusio prezidento Roo
sevelto, norincio is liuosnoriq su-
tverti kariumene ir su ia Fran-
cuzijon !1eliauti, atsiSatke jau
10000 liuosnoriu, norinciu 10 or
ganizuojamon karrumenen pasto-
II, be abejones atsiSauks dar
daugiau. 100000 narsuoliu, tik
toki liuosnoriais ikariumenen sto-
ia, bntq jau nemaza tafkinlnkams
pagelba. Reikia vien, kad kon-
gresas Roosevelta 10 uzsimanyme
paremtu, kad leistq jam liuosno-
rip kariumene organizpoti ir tam
reikalingus pinigus duotu. Bio
tiesi 10 nera nei reikalo, kuomet
su 10 surinktais liuosnoriais jis
bus Europoj, nors atsisaukimas
rokios daugybes liuosnoriu rodo
nemazs jo itekme Amerikoj.
FraHuzq kariska komisija va
zineja der Wis po Amerika ir vi
sur, ypac marsala Joffre, gwen
tojai entuziastiskai priima, per
tai ir vokieciai pasikavojo ir ne
drista jam savo neprielankumo
rodyti. Bet, zinoma, jis cia vi
sur gerai nematomu sargQ yra
sangojamas nuo voklku pakvai-
seliu m ju pritareju, kuriu, vie
nok, kaip matyt, bent atviru, yra
nedaug. Bet Joffre be maio le-
pasieke ne1aime. Traukinys, ku-
riuom jie vazlavo, netoli Arcola,
Illinois valstijoj' issoko is begiq,
bet prie to niekas ne tapo SUI
zeistas. Ar tas atsitiko per keno
nors reatsarguma, ar prize to ia
po pikta ranka prideta, tikrai ne
zinia; gal tas niekada nebus SUI
zinota.
Amerikoj atsiranda Wis dau-
siau Vokietijos priesu, kurie ap-
saukimo jai kares reikalauja. Ka-
dangi su vokie6iu paskandytu
garlaiviu zuwo keli jureiviai pi-
lieciai negru reptDblIkos Haiti,
tai gyventojai reikalauja apsau-
kimo kares Vokietijai. KariSka-
me su ia padejime jau yra ir vi
durines Americas republika Gua-
temala. Bet is tu reptiblikq pri-
sidejimo karen talkininkams ma
"a yra nauda, mes jos labai slip
nos: Haiti tu~i porq tukstanciu
prastai apginkluotu ir apredytu
basu k@1eiviu, kuriuos, jeigu bu-
tu Europon pasi sti, ziemos lai-
ke reiktu namon, j siltesne tevy-
ne, grazinti. Ne tvirtesne yra
nei Guatemala. Visas ju karen
prisidejimc svarbumas yra tame,
kad jig portuose vokisiki laivai
negales gauti nei vandens, nei
maisto. nei Nuro. Tas ypac sub
marinoms yra labai svarbiu, mes
jie nei maisto, nei kuro negali
daug paimti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-11

jie nebutu daromi, Wis reiskia
nepasisekima.
Amerikos zydai, kurie cia turi
diktoka itekme per savo didzbur-
Gus, stengiasi nuo Amerikos is
dereti sutverima zydu viespatys-
tes. Mat anglp kariumene arti-
nasi prize Jeruzolimo If apvaldo
Wis didesinus Palestinos plotus.
izydai nenori, kad Palestina ang-
lams tektu, bet nori, kad is jos
fbutu padaryta neprsgudminga zy-
du viespatyste. Bet Palestlna
ne vienu zydu apgyventa, di-
desne ten gyventoju dalis yra
syrijonai ir arabai, bet ne zydai,
kurie nei nesisverbia per daug
Palestinon, mes cia nera ka is
|naudoti.
Italiskame fronte smarkiau ne
gu Xxi siol veikia artilerija tarp
Asiago ir Astico. Prize Zugna
italai isiverze i austru grabes
ir paeme dikGiai amunicljos ir
ginklu, sugrizo be dideliu nuo-
stoliu i senasias savo stovyklas.
Julianiskuose Alpuose, prie Co
ricios, pietus nuo Karso, prize
IValcia Draga ir Camen smarkiai
veikia abieju pusiu sunkioji ar
tilerija. | pietus nuo Goricios
auStrams pasiseke uziinti toliau
prysakin isikisusias pozicijas.
Kitur austru smarkus uzpuoli-
mai visur tapo atmusti.
Rusijos fronte didesni musiai
visai pasiliove, bet Rusijos ka-
riskoji valdzia Wis laukia vo-
kieciu uzpuolimo sostines Pet
rogrado. Kitur buyo menki SUI
siremimai Wis tose paciose yle-
tose prie Kovelio. Is Rusios
praneSa apie keista apsireisklma
karcj = besibroliavima vokisku
kareiviu su rusiSkais. Sulyg tp
ziniu, vokiski kareiviai su rusis-
kais laiko net mitingus If pasi-
kalbejim,ls. Gal delto priesingu
kariumeniu besibroliavimo ir mu-
siai pasiliove. Kad tik tas ru-
sans ant blogo neiseitu, mes vo-
kieciai su zemiau w save sto-
vinciais nemegsta broliautiesi, o
rusu kareivius juk jie kur kas
iemiau uz save state; toxins Jle
laiko kvailiais ir megsta savo
tikslams isnaudoti, jeigu tik ma
to, kad jie duodasi isnaudotl.
Todel rusu kariumenes vadovas
jgenerolas Gurko iSleido net per-
sergejmma kareiviams, kad jie,
ibesibroliaudami su vokieciais,
/
neisduotu vokieciams rusiSkos
Ikariumenes ir kares vedimo pa
slapciu, is ko Rusijos priesai
moketu pasinaudoti.
Rusijoj, kaip sakoma, svetimi
agitatoriai megino sukeltl nauja
revoliucija ir isversti tuomtarpi-
ne valdzia, nors nezinia, ka jos
vietoj norejo Rusijai ibrukti.
Gal Vokietijos kaizerio valdzia,
mes kilus betvarkei, tik tokia ga
lejo ten tvarka ivesti. Petro-
grade buvo smarkios demonstra-
cijos, sukeltos darbininku ir ka-
riumenes. Demonstrated reika-
|lavo pasitraukimo uzsieniu mi
nisterio professionals Milirkovo
Iir kares ministerio Guckovo If
padarymo taikos su Vokietija If
palikimo talkininku vokieciu ma
lionel. Bet demonstrantus pasi-
seke pertikrinti, jle dauguma S.
balsu pripazino tuomtarpinei val
dziai uzsitikejima. Dabar Ru-
sijoi ramu, tik nezinia, ar ilgam,
nse valdziai priesingi agitatoriai
nesnaudzia, bet ir toliau darbuo-
jasi.
Vokietijoj, nors ,geguzio d..
revoliucijos nebuvos bet ramumo
Wis nera. Kruvini susiremimai
vel buvo dideliu miestq gatvese.
Berline, kaip pFanesa paskutlniai
telegramai, Sauta net j kaizerl,
bet nepataikyta. Kancleris BIZ
l;oSi Iadefa ka1ha aOie taikOs is
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
|5 MISSING FROM V|C|[ANC|A:
|23 FROM CITY OF MEMPHIS.
us. TO TAKE STEPS TOC[EAR||
LANES Of SUBMARINES
TUESDAY IS THE FIRST
DAY OF SPRING AND HERE'S
A STORY TO FIT IT

Kansas City, Mo. March 10
Tuesday is the first day of spring and
here is a story to fit il. Every wear
the same robin redbreast returns 70
tie Hover garden of Thomas G. Pea
hams hcme and makes his nest in
the SNOWFALL bush. Robbit is easily
identified because he has only one
lee. Or, if he has another. he never
let's 1t down.
He has an eye for beauty. too.
thi robin, Every springs he brings
the prettiest little girl robin Of the
whole bunch for his mate; and the
spot he has chosen for his home is
one Of the most beautiful and artis
tic in all Kansas City. Robbie's ad,
vent is looked and hoped for by
children and grownups for a block
around. He is expected almost any
day
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
RAILROADS GRANTED men THEIR
DEMANDS: ADAMSON LAW WAS
HELD Constitutional today
Blythe SUPREME COURT
MOSQUITO FLEET
IN PENSACOLA, NAVY
Department ASCER-
TANNING THE YACHTS
AVAILABLE HERE

Pensacola. March ia second ap-
peal from the navy department to
motor boat owners in Pensacola has
been received by the Yacht Club,
with instructions to send immediate
information concerning the number
and size OF all boats available.
The plan of the department is to
use small wooden vessels for scout
work, submarine chasing, and supply
carries. II being the intention to use
boats from the entire coast of the
United States. A good percentage
would probably fill the specifications
for that class work, andi case Of
hostilities would give the navy an
immense feet of auxiiaries.
While the data requested by the
Navy Department has not yet been
complied. being now in the hands Of
Fleet Captain Dan Sheppard, 1t Is
roughly estimated that there are 20
boats OF the club alone which could
be used. and some fast ones which
would be exceptionally efficient.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
PROMINENT INDIANA OF
FICIALS AND POLITICIANS TO
PLEAD IN FEDERAL COURT

Indianapolis. siaTch la -One hun
drea and sixty Indiana politicians.
Including few prominent city Of
cisls and ex-onicials will be ar
raigned before Judge Anderson in
Federal court here tomorrow on
charges of fraud in the presidential
election last November
The men were indicted foliewinc
one of the mcst sensational federal
Investigations of election fraud ever
conducted by the government. The
probe centered in Evansvill" and
"bir fish" were caught in the net in
indianapolis, Gary and Frankfort.
One of the interesting systems
worked out in Evansville, according
to the investigators, was the fish
fook method. The fish hook IN the
coat lapel was the badge of member
strip. If-a voter wore this 1t was "a
sign that he was entitled by the
gang" to vote where. when and rs
often as he pleased.
The government Is said to hay.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19

crowd made up of fathers. mothers.
sisters, and friends.
After greetings were over. the COM
pany formed in marching order and
were quickly underway like real army
men. marching up Florida avenue.
down Main street and down Kentuo-
ky avenue. where they stacked arms
relieved themselves OF their heavy
marching paraphanalia and were
ready for the sandwiches which was
served under the auspicies OF the u.
ID. G.. and the coffee which was
served free to the company by the
Railroad Cafe.
The morning meal and greetings
over. the company. headed by the
Lakeland Band. marched TO the Ar
mory where arrangements we're made
whereby the members of the COM
pany in outlying towns were enabled
to leave for their homes on the early
morning trains.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
CCRESS|VE
''ICfINT ACTON SOON
TO.BE TAKEN
MIXING OF 8 AMERICAN SHIPS
YESTERDAY BRINGS U. S.
NEARER THE BRINK OF WAR
4 by Associated Press. }

Washington, March 19-New and
ressive action to protect American
kipping appears certain as a result
the sinking yesterday of three un-
kmed American merchantmen, the
sty of Memphis, the Vigilancia and
he Illinois with the possible loss Of
Imerican lives. The calling Of Con-
kes before April 16 looked like the
krongest probability although the
resident is understood to be consid,
ring two other courses. With Amer
Ian ships already being armed the
lost probable steps appeared an ac-
live campaign to clear the subma-
|!nes from the shipping lanes. There
Ippeared to be no plan to have the
Emitted States enter the war in the
)crse that European nations have
uttered.
The latest reports snow nfteen men
)re missing from the Vigilancia,
twenty-five from the City of Men,
bhis. and that all the crew Of the
Illinois were saved. These three un-
brmed American merchantmen were
fubmarined Saturday and Sunday.
Tho missing from the City of Mem
Phis, according to State Department
dispatches, include Captain Boru
nand and four other Americans. II
|was thought possible the five Amer
fcans and four non Americans were
|rescued, however.
The president made another trip
10 the State. War and Navy building.
|The outward indications are that
some definite action is impending.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
VAR PROSPECT
HELPING BASEBALL

New York, March 19.-The pros
pec' cf the entry by the United
S'ateS into the war is doing good for
nas'hall even il it is knc cking the
NJ ~ everything else. The military
ssHect Of training camps and the pa
r'tir utterances of many men con-
ne'ted with the national game Is
giving It a stimulus not shown since
Tie days before the battle with the
Federal League.
baseball seemingly is reaching the
n's' rational level 1t. has touched
'ate the Athletics used to clock off
= pennant a season. Federal leagues
''e dead and forgotten and Dave
'u'1 has long since ceased to clut-
ef m the atmosphere and the mag-
Ha'es dreams with threats of what
ne baseball players fraternity will
A.
fiaycrs' drilling training camps
'no learning how to help II the ccun-
" ever becomes involved in con-
= turning more than one mans
'ean toward the sports page where
years pest he would have passed
up Pan Johnson probably never
%u more to stimulate interest than
'n'n he decided favorably upon the
a'iitary training plan suggested by
ao'ain TIL. Huston OF the Yankees.
hus'on's military appearance and
ne fact that he served In the army
~ping tmhe war with Spain lends a
''cr OF credence to stcries that
'O'io not have arisen In any other
vey
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19

evidence that thousands of dollars
we're used to buy votes at 81 to $50
each.
Three police chiefs are involved;
Samuel Perrott II Indianapolis. Ed
gar Schmitt of Evansville, and vii
liam F. Forbis of Gary
other prominent lndianians In
dicted are: Mayor II. o. Johnson OF
Gary. Former Postmaster Charles
Sihler OF Evansville. and former
Mayor Edmonds Of Frankfort
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
ROADS PUT TO
S60,000,oOO
EXTRA EXPENSE
SURRENDER OF THE RAILROADS
WAS DUE LARGELY TO THE
CRITICAL NATIONAL SITUA-
TON
tBy Associated Press.)

Aew York. March 10 The rail
roaG strike has been averted Yield
ing to an appeal by President Will
son and facing the probability of the
country's entrance into the world
war, the railroads this morning
granted the four brotherhc,ods their
demands for a basic eight-hour day.
and the brotherhoods called off the
strike.
What is regarded as a complete
surrender of the railroads will cost
them approximately $6O,000.00
yearly 100000 men profit by the
concession which puts the Adamson
Jaw into effect irrespective Of the su-
preme court action. The crisis re-
sulting from the sinking of the three
American ships was the prime factor
in the decision OF the railroad heads
The railroad managers and broth
erhood chiefs will confer here to
morrow over back pay as an agree
mcnt retroactive beginning Jan. /.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
(By Associated Press. }

London, March 10 Young Dan
do of Newcastle. nyweight champion
Of Northern England. has been
wounded on the firing line in north
ern France Dando is a shifty little
boxer. His best fiehts were against
Jimmy Wilde. who shaded him three
times over the 20. Is and iO-round
routes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19

Ever since Company ID. embarked
from the special train which brought
them back to family and friends early
Yesterday morning. they have been
busy shaking hands with friends. all
glad to have them back and all glad
to be back
Tonight at o'clock the company
will assemble at the ArTnory and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
Company D Will Give Exhibition
On Streets Tonight At ] O'Clock;
Banquet At Armory At 8C'Clock
0

flanagan. J. p. Murdaugh, James
mgton. John f. Cox, |. ID. Williams,
Gus Palmer. NJ G.. Mum. These and
the committees in charge of the af-
fail are all that can be served, it be-
ing found impossible 10 80 outside
the limits hero named
Yesterday morning at 6:45 when
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19

the armory where at s o'cock they
Will he served sumptuous banquet,
which is given under the auspicies OF
the Chamber of Commerce, u. ID. G.
and w. G. Il. u. ~
II is expected that about 20@ per
$. us will attend the dinner tonight.
Fast there will be the members 81
Co. L, and each of the rctugning -!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
Great MILITARY
MOVEMENT IS
IN PROGRESS
With GERMANS
RETREATINC
(By Associated Press.)

The greatest military movement
on the France Belgian front since
the battle of the Marne is still in
fun swing with the Germans on the
retreat on a front of nearly 100
miles Military observers think the
retreat may not stop short of a pow
erfdlly fortified line from Lille t. st.
Quentin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
Weather Report

Tampa. March 19.-For Tampa ana
Vicinity: Fair tonight. Tuesday far
and warmer
For Florida: Fair tonight, warmer
in north portion. Tuesday fair warm
er.
Winds For SO Hours Ending Z p m
Tuesday
For East Gulf: Moderate northeast
to southeast
For South Atlantic; Moderate norm
east
General Weather Conditions
Weather conditions in the east are
dominated by an extensive area q
h;rb nressure centered over the ONO
valley This has caused generally
fair cool weather east OF the Missis-
sinni. except over the Lake region.
,.hora light snow has fallen IN me
-. >. hours. Temperatures this
morning are below the seasonal a.
eraee this morning at nearly a.,
noints cast of the Mississippi. ana
zero temperatures occurred IN upper
Michigan. 1,
indications are for fair weather IN
.,o v,c;nity of Tampa tonight ana
rresdav warmer Tuesday.
WALTER J. BENNEl
Meteorologist
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19

rssreb l. slain street. where they VIII
rive parade and go through various
drills for the benefit of the large
eroxd ghich will assemble 10 wit
,oss the maneouvers OF Lakeland's
soldier BOYS. After the exhibition. the
comnan~ will meet their friends In
formally in the Park. after which
,bav will form in line and march to
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19

tae is entitled 20 brinr tw5 mem
-: = h.s rs his test c'r' be
~ ;n,ludcd IN tie tern family
Those w,o med Company ,. trt
VIII ca.l-d - pass the physical OK
animation are also invited to be
present Honorary members cf the
are also expected. These
are Messrs c. NJ Clayton. E <.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
FARM LOAN
INTEREST WILL
! Be 5 PER Cent
CBy Associated Press.

Washington March 10. Tho
farm loan board announced the in
terest rate On all loans land banks
vii. make to farmers throu hout the
country will be five per cent \ rate
OF four and a half per cent on the
II nds the hank will issle also was
announced
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
Z By Associated Press.

Washington, March 19.-It was
'uthoritatively stated at the war de-
par'ment that delays in musering
ont tbe Guardsmen is result of To-
cal conditions and not change in
tte attitude of the government
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
LAKELAND, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1917
MAKE
SUCCESSFUL
ATTACK ON
LONDON
BY Associated Press. }

Berlin. March ~ Ii was official
~ announced that Zeppelins have
made an hour and a half attack on
Londcn. dropping bombs successful
ly, and returning safely.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
N0RWAY'S FISHERIES
BY Associated Press.

Christiania. March - The
value of Norway's fisheries in 1915
was lao million krCner as ainst
p 600 200 kroner in 1914, accord
ing to statistics prepared by the
Norwegian Fishing Controller
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
Home Rule fer Finland
fBy Associated Press

ITN ASsUV!ltF-H 7 'V777'
Londcn. March 19.-liome Fo's
fer Finland is the policy Of the nv
Russian government. according 70 q
Reuters correspondent in Finland
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-19
NEW RUSSIAN
Govt LOWERS
FOOD PRICES
fRy Associated Press. J

Petrograd, March 10 One OF the
first acts Of the new government was
the appointment of food price c. m
mission which lowered prices from
twenty to fifty percent.