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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-03-09
SEARCH CONTINUES
FOR MEN LOST IN EVERGLADES

Miami, March Grave anxiety
is felt by the families of John W
King and w. r. Catlow, Jr.. because
OF the continued absence in the Ev-
erglfades Of Mr.. King, his young son.
John w. King. lr., and W. r.. Cat
low, Jr.. who left Miami on Feb. 10
On a surveying expedition to the
northwestern part of Monroe county
expecting return not later than
Feb. "a
The desolate nature of the country
through which they were to pass on
their way to and from the section of
the Everglades to which they were
going, and the sticky soil through
which they must pass, in the event
that the water was so low their
clade boat could not be used, is the
principal cause for this anxiety on
the part Of relatives and friends.
Ii is known that the water in the
Everglades west of Miami is consid-
.crably lower than at any time for
The past fifteen or eighteen years if
mot lower than the Everglades have
ever been at any time. This condi-
lion is due partly to the drouth of
the past several months, but princi-
rally to the States drainage opera
tiaAs. and in part to the dred ing OF
a canal for the Tamiami Trail, for
while this canal has as yet no outlet
il has caused the water to recede in
one part of the Everglades and be
come higher in another.
Theory Of Trappers
Experienced trappers believe that
the King party have been forced, be
cause Of the low water to abandon
their boat. and are trying to reach
| tho coast on foot, through tho mut
and sawgrass which covers the en-
| tire Everglades AS the peninsula
Ifs about one hundred miles across
! lficm Miami to the west coast, ant
NEARLY every mile is low, submerged
land, it is easily seen that even if M
! Iaccident has befallen the SURVEYING
Irarty they are laboring under i'm
ln.cnse difficulties in trying to eNtri
cate themselves from their predica
mCnt.
II is said by those who have hunt
I cd in the Everglades in boats am
have tried to travel short distance
on foot, that there are many place
where one could at best travel dis
ttance Of only a few hundred yard
in q day.
Several parties are being forme'
10 aid in the search for the missini
party. and will work their way ives
from various points along the east
ern rim of the Everglades.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-03-09
LEATHER COST DRIVES
LONDONERS TO CLOGS

Washington, March . The hlgh
cts' of leather is forcing London 70
turn from shoes to clogs, according
e consular reports today to the de
psriment of commerce. Hundreds
oi London school children are now
wearing wooden shoes Newspa pers
are advocating their use by business
men and industrial workers.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-03-09
WATCH, IN GARBAGE PILE
YEAR, STILL RUNS

savannah. Ca. March S.-Entirely
uhharmed-it started humming as
soon as wound again-a watch val
uei at SIPS. set with diamonds. be-
longing to S. Dich. of No. 315 Ogle-
'lorpe avenue. west, was found by
Willie Waters. a negro. yesterday IN
ne city garbage dump where is hai
naided for one year
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-03-09
Further Retirement
fBy Associated Press. J

London, March 8 delayed Gen
.eral Maurice. chief director of mill
tGry operations, predicted further
retirement cf German lines on the
S mme front and the arrival Of the
British army before Bagdad
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-03-09
FLORIDA REGIMENT
NOW ON THE
WAY HOME
(By Associated Press. J

Laredo, March 9-The Second
Florida infantry left today for home.
They will reach Jacksonville on the
iith and will muster out at Black
Point.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-03-09
Germans Had
Secret Wireless
Apparatus On
The Appam
(By Associated Press ,

Norfolk. March 9 1t was learned
whom United States Marshal Saund-
ofs seized the prize ship Appam af-
TOR the break with Germany that he
found aboard an elaborate secret
wireless apparatus by means oil
which all messages in this section
could be received
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-03-09
President Still in Bed
(By Associated Press.

Washington, March 9.-The Pres
ident still continued in bed with 4
severe cold. The Friday Cabinet
nleetin9 was cancelled.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-03-09

club. Alongside the Cynthiana was
the yacht Tarantula. which be
longs to William X Vanderbilt, Ir.,
while on the other end of tho dock
were tho schooners Admiral. Hattie
r. Darling and other vessels from
the bahamas
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-03-09

Manafee Record Of Manatee is to
move its office to Cocoa.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-03-09
HOUSE BOAT AT MIAMI
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Miami. March . -Four lives were
almost snuifed out in a spectacular
fire that destroyed the houseboat
IIcpc, which was lying at anchor il
the bay opposite the Florida East
Coast railway terminal lock, early
last night.
The boat, which was owned and
occupied by capt Lee Wright, his
wife and tive small children. WAS
completely destroyed and Mr. and
Mrs. Wrieht had much difficulty II.
saving themselves and their daugh
tcrs, Marie, aged five years. and
Dorothy. who is two years OF age.
9he couple lost all of their be-
oneings, which included the fur
tnishings in the boat and all of their
personal effects, clothing, etc. Mr..
Wright last night estimated that his
loss will be fully $2.250. THIS in
cludes the housebtat.
Oh Lamp in Bedroom
The fire was caused by an oil lamp
that caught fire in one Cf the bed
rooms in which was enc OF the chill
dren. The llames spread so rapidly
that all efforts of the ownN of the
boat To- extinguish them were futile
and he and the others escaped frGm
the burning vessel in small boat
that was tied along the edge tf the
vessel
Captain Wri ht only moved his
family On board the boat yesterday
and was preparing TO leave for Lake
IOkeechcbee To-Day. The houseboat
had been rented to visitor all dur
iue the seas, and was only ,acated
on Monday, and the owner and his
family decided to move in.
The Hope was built by Captain
Wright about two years ago and vas
occ upied by him until the beginning
of the season when it was leased t.
a visitor for term cf three months.
When the Wrights escaped in their
small rowboat they were taken on
board the tug Vulcan by Captains
brady and Russell, VINO made IL as
comfortable as possible for them un-
III they were taken t. the home OF
d relative late last night
Afoat and AblaZe
The fire was a spectacular one and
drew several thousand people to the
Terminal dock. Much excitement
prevailed when the fire burned the
cable and the vessel. which was
ablaze. was blown up against the
Terminal dock by strong north
cast wind and came very near set
ting fire L some Of the yachts and
schooners that were tied up a the
pier
The tug Vulcan. which was lying
a, the dorl, with ste1m M. rammed
the burning al nd prevented il
from coming in contact with The fine
Yacht Cvnthiana which belonrs "a
Mr.. Mills. of the New York yacht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

@aleric IN 2on0on fat bis 81 lculer Iitr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

mas, tpliBtc er ieboG it6t. Ct iebte iiG
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gcgen Den 2Grm proteticrt iCltrOc oont
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wartctc ge0ldDig Gnolic6 begaun iie ipic-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

mluocn. SO iitc6tc lno iudte na6
&rclclt6oien md1reno Ger crItcl
Gage oicics (SrcucIt6at &npan3cs.
SO footc fciue @reucltbaten iinocu.
So fortc tcine @reuelt0dten finocn.
iic NIT cigcuen 9luGcn Gcie6cn bat.
ten 3c6 rciltc ouf 3iigcn nit @el-
0icri bic bon Den 0clltiNen Sinicn
cnfflobcn morcil uuo icA 6rac9te
longc Set untcr belgiic9cn 6didtIin-
gcH 3l. S5r6 bot @cloiummen en- iiir
%Dotogrop6ien bon aiuoerl1 ocrcp
S9dn0c abgeirtnitiep oocr pic iotlapic
Dcrmun0ct oocr pcglcBt nor0en icicn.
9liemolS crfu9r i'd aus criicr
2ucllc cine @eididtc pon Den olI
@cIgicrn Dcrii6ten @rcucltb0tcn;
uuo mcuu irb pic 2plr pct GUS 5pci.
ter Gllclc ltonnlcu0cll c5eIAi6tGl
0criolgtc, io ucrlor iic iic1.
lluo ooA go6 Is III oieicu Eoacn
3eittnQSlcutc, bic td0lid' Grettclge-
ric6tc nod oct @cfcini9tclt 1taotcu
| icbidtcn 3eitimgSlcttc, pie III 9lcit
der geeiic pic iH bic 3cit 0crbrdd)t
tcn nit mir iii 0cnicl6cn S9oteI
po6utcns III oclHiclbon &eitouronf
oBcu unO oit ait 0enlcl0cN Slid,
loBcn, oenicl6cn Gjona wic i(9 mad
ten i'm 0ieuigfeitcn SIT crfd9ren. 5d
iagc MIR sic @o6r9cit, pcun i@ 6c.
ridtc, OaB sic crItcu @rcuelgcldic9.
ten bic bon 9el9icn aus IN Den &cr
Stuoten pcrbreitct lulrDcu bon &C.
milicu Gorrciponocnten itamlnen oiC
6ei ancrifaniAen 3citlul9slelltcn I'M
9uic bon @r5icbiUinolcrn ltanocu
ltno sic felt oet crItcn 6el9iicbcl
Eoacn 10 piclc auoere @cididteu er.
logcn boben, ooB lie in Sonrnaliitcn
frcien licbt nc6r geadtet lultrocn
.SSh poGute gGitcrn g}oc6niittol
Sem gcgrdbniB elmer SonO bel" er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

3d6ltc elmer oicicr Gorrcipouocntcn
lvidiilt6ucriid ais cr iid cinea
@lorarns ini S5otcl ct. 9lutoiue III
}rtperpcn 5il mir All Dcu SiiA iebte.
u@s lpor bic 0ono cineS olten Nion-
ucs ui0 lie mar Don einem ocitibcn
SQloatcn o50cbuitten mor0cn sSd
iueitc OdB icb 5cute Nlorgcn nit mel
ncr @cidic9tc Die critic Seite Der
9tGp-yorfcr 3eitunaen einne6me."
Sb mciB nicAt ob cr es fcrtig
broc6ta, o6er it1 mciB, Dab Ct gcrooc
8u Der 3cit ols Ct ocicm grotcsfep
@card0niB beigGpobnt bobeu moate,
iil ciacn Goie 8iaoro ipicltc.
Iicic Gorrcipouocntcn iiuo 3cu.
Gen pon lidt nc0r&tgicSit5reden &C.
pcicn ais ib mdbrcnb mciucs 9llf
cnt9altS i'll 8clgicn; nno oo6 boben
iic nit @in5cl6eitcn iiber sic &ricgS.
ic1rcdcn nibt 3uriidgebolten. CSC.
i1ihten bon dltcn N}6nnern 0ic en-
icloiicn mur0cn, BON Ginoern bic
lore @dnOe ousitrcdcu u1iiBten oa-
Inlit iic init ocuti6cn Sd6eln abgcs
boicn wiirocn; bon 6rouclL 0ie nit
i0rcn ain0crn ollf 9ojonette geipieBt
! mlr0ci lolMe @cit6icbtcn entflo.
4 Ncu init crItuinlicher Schncl(iofeit
ibrcn observation-disclosures iobolo iic
I entocdt 6ottcn Bob oiciclben 0cli
omcrifoniid5cn 3citln8sIcicrn ilttc.
rcliont icin f0mitcn.
3ur @bre Der 8roBen glo6ridten-
9lgcntlrcn Ger Ser Stoatcn Der
a2liiociotco 9SrcB" ocr ullnitcl
ErcB" Der 05ntcrnotiouol GcmS"
ln0 Der flcincn glgcnturcn oif Die
10 biclc amerfoniic6cu 3cituugcn
md6reno ocs &ricgcs bc5il9lid6 ibrcr
9}oGri6teu ongcmieicn murcl ullb
id iagcn oaB ibncn Die Sdwiloel.
9ci@ic6tcn bon Ocn belaiidlen @rcuel-
t6otcn ni6t 5ltr 2olt 5ll lcgen Nino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

,4 bier muroe ibrc Stimmc 10 leiie, onB
man lie 0urd)S Eelepbon foiln neriteben
fouutc ueit 9toro lit geidcbcnl@
9(i6tou-airf fiiblte, ipie ibm Oas 9lut ins
@eiidt ltieg 4cnnoG por ieine Stimne
qau5 rubig, ais ct nun untportete User
lit ermorOet tporOeu2"
Scr Monu bon Deni id Sbnen geItcrn
cr5dbltc Der Diiiu5enbdnOler Suiue."
ng(b@ 9libton.sirf tat cincu ticfcn
gltem5ug mo feline 9lueen lcilhteten orient.
litb dilf, Damn nod elmer fllr5eit 8nile fiigte
CT bin5n. D@s lit frcilib iebt fetlc Be
iidsIhn0e, 1ber ipenn Sic MIDI cmpfangett
nollen, ipdre mir 0as icbr ongenebnJ od-
init sic mir iofort allies nitteilen fonntery
iDaS sic bon Der gan5en Sade piiicn"
nGarn eben pollte ib Sic geraOe bit.
ten" aitttportetc lic boitig.
nSSu citcr bolbeu Stlnoc unf ggicocr-
iebenl@ rief er filr5. Gr bhia Oos Soorrohr
ulf oriidte ouf eilen ser Gliligeltnopfe,
uuo ais Der Gieucr eiutrat, befobl er: ,2aB
fdlteS gSaiier itmein 9o0, oaun beitelle TO-
tort Dds 9lllto gtnbber legc mir einen
StraBenon5ug Slrebt, fraitige Sdlube unO
elen ipelcbell 9ut
oSoiort Serr@
9latb faunt 8pon5g 0limtei iprang
Aibtons&irf bic Stlifen binab in Elm beion.
ocrs groBes 9lutrmobil, oos lin erpartete,
ilno nod ipeiteren 3uan3ig Wlimttcr film.
aclte er al Dem WlarmorpalaIt Den Der
Stablf0uiq i'm leBten Sabre ieines 2cben5
bate bdilen loilen Gin grapitdtiicb oilS.
iebenoer 0iener lieB i'm nit erlibtlidcr
8uriidbalhug ein.
SsrGillcit Bale, ole icbr bloB iuo idloilf
oitsiab, erpurtete ibu III Der Sin Grnb
ibrer @ldiie ober fab iie gdn8 gciabt aug
luio lGrbclte logor.
uGs tint mir iebr Ieio, sic 10 friib3eitig
imO an eincm 70 goritigen Worgen geitort
3u bdbcn,~ mari lie leidt bin i'm nadD ei-
ltcut Sei4tzsinlmer qeIeiteno o@s lit &c.
wiB ic6r fcubt ormBcu."
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