Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 10, 1914, Page 1

' + ULISHED IN THE BEST TOWN IN THE BEST PART OF THE BEST STATE BOOST—REMEMBER THAT SATAN STAYED IN HEAVEN UNTIL HE BEGAN TO KNOCK HIS HOME T 0WN. M LAKELAND, FLORIDA, MONDAY. AUG. 10, 1914. 1,000 BOLES OF SPOT COT- (S, Wi_ISO[]’S ‘ TON SOLD IN LONDON (By Associated Press.) ‘uneral This ..o oo ales of American spot cotton | sold here today with price unchanged . Afternoon ‘PRESIDENT TRANSMITS SIMPLE SERVICE AT WHITE| NICARAGUAN TRAETY| J0-pence for Ameri- . HOUSE | i (By Associated Press.) z.ar Will Be Required to Carry , \Washington, Aug. 1o ident | ithe Wealth of Flowers to i Wilson today formally transmitted Rome, Ga. |to the Senate the Nicaraguan treaty | —_— 'to acquire perpetual canal ri:hh! (By Associated Press.) and a naval station in Forseea hay shington, Aug. 10. tie na- i for $3,000,000, s today paying tribute to the el *y of Mrs. Woodrow \Wilson. | f uneral at 2 o'ciock this after- TOURISTS WILL FLOCK ‘ will be simple and on!y mem- TO FLORIDA INSTEAD | f the family, a few intimates, OF TO EUROPE 't members and their wives oy vhite House employes ]m\uj Chicago, Aug. 10.—One impor- nvited. There will be no mu- tant effect of the zeneral European d a few selected Bible verses war will be the chance it will give unort prayers will be the whole thousands of Americans to get ac- 'ony which will be held in the quainted with their own country. room. Committees from the Thousands of globe trotters who GERMANS LOS- '> and House will attend, led ‘travel to European points every ce President Marshall and year, endure hardships, poor food, er Clark. The trip to Romg, | poor accommodationg in hotels and ¢ where Mrs. Wilson will be on trains, for which they pay ex- 1 beside her father and mother, 'orbitant prices. have never seen the !e by special train. The burial bheautics of their own country. e Tuesday afternoon and HHJ Railroad managers believe the war ament departments will closed ' will change all this. Those of the ifternoon and tomorrow after- marooned tourists who manage to ‘r and a special car will be re- wet back will think pretty vell of I to_bring the flowers to Rome. [their own conntry after this. When -d Death at White House. 'the travel fever seizes them they will shington, Aug. 10, (Syecial) find many places in this couniry weli * the third time since 1t be- worth a visit ‘the residence of the chicf ex- Some part, at least, of the re of the United States, the Au- goo,000 heretofore spent in Europe | Death has knocked at «ne door eyory year will remain at home and » White House and called away ¢o to beautify and make more ac Ife of the President. The first cossible and comfortable the yvast "IOll was on Sept 10, 1842 patural beanty spots of the United - Mys. Letitia Tyler passed gpates ; the second was on Oct. 25 - when the death of Mrs, Caro- Scott Harrison occurred; and MAURETANIA TO BE i v oq : CONVERTED INTO WAR- 1ird was on Aug. 6, 1914, when % Ellen Louise Wilson closed her SHIP ON RETURN TO ENG. p the sleepthat knows no wak Halitax, N, Si, Aug. 10 When the Cunard liner Mauretania, which s. Wilson had artistic ability : put into port here with 2,400 pas- ) mean order =«nd had many ing traits of character which red her to all who had th ege of her acquaintance The tial nobility of her nature was | ndicated by her interest in and for others. She was especial terested in the movement for ducation of the southern moun- veople, and in measurcs for the |She wonld immediately be turned t of the poor of Washii the morning of the day she Mrs. Wilson said that she would ppy if she could L assurcd of assage of what is commonly | the “Washington Al bill [timate purpose for which the Maur | it is a pleasure to add that|¢ v structec She w both the Senatc and the Ilouse | practi came the prompt assurance (andt he bill will soon hecome a law, | Were her last words to Dr. Grayson [the L “promise me that vou will [chat care of Woodro ‘ » whole nation extends its sym- | re mad \rmored to the president and h tions were | tint rl iters in their <orrow i tio irtly before it L1 ! | ma g Mrs. Wilson was danzer t1 pool was whispercd aron t Ever f Jit i part honor is to co ! f T ! r in February is expected to visit M Sayre. It er it will al » or the modes! oM . e o S DEPT, OF CHARITIES Sayre will i )e remember: 25 IN N. Y. TAXED BY JeNiwe princess Dar STRANDED PATRIOTS " Russia, wa t » while her lent. |sengers flecing from Eurove, again sails from Liverpool she will be filled lout as H. M. S. Mauretania, and prepared to destroy the hostile ship ping of Germany It is expected that the Mauietania will soon return to Liverpool "inder convoy of British warships, and that over to the admirality for her equip- ment of quick-fire rifles, a new coat of dark gra int and whit sign. Commerce destruction [ALIST MOVE T0 STOP WAR is, Aug. 10 1ational Sor t Bur 1y Morris Hillquit is s tary, [ab 10ld & special session here to- [get transports yw for the pur] f starting {ture of } eral agitation to avert rurther New Yor) ready 1ias sean war. reg train of harboring t i ten million sogialists wi nt OSSR Rk P r event confl Mr t ‘es that as ded in a ast, they 1 present e, the Eng arliament h socialist attend a = SRR juce resol s al strike : s r arms this morning that up to the present force is said to have been losing around before the French advance in Belgium, and an effective force of Freneh is in conact with the Ger- POWERS ACKNOWLEDGE man advance guard. It is reported | that the entire territory south of the Meuse river has been cleared of Germans that numerous skirmishes are tak ing place along the entire French front, One clash with the GOLD TO AMERICANS army’s both sides were serious. French Force Germans Out Of Belgium; Liege Still Stands Is Belgian’s Claim GERMANS AND FRENCH CLASH ON FRENCH BORDER; LOSSES WERE CONSIDERABLE ON BOTH SIDES Germans Mobillze Million Men For Invasion Of France . ! Austrians Offend Italy by Injuring P roperty of Italian Co. in Montenegro; | Austrians Believed to Be M oblizing Against France (By Associated Press.) ply trom Vienna regarding the Aus- London, Aug. 10.—The elgian ‘trian mobilization along the French lezation here declaved at ten o'clock border. Irench oflicials yesterday Lieze and the forty are still nolding 1y directed against France out. 'MILLION GERMANS TO ING GROUND (By Associated Press) - Associated Press.) Aug. 10.—The German the invasion of France. (By Associated P'ress) Associated Press) England and Russia. Aug. 10,1t is reported | Brussels, from many sources that the ‘;N'IH:III.wlIQI‘:I‘I‘:SS APPARATUS avalry is retreating before large | PUT OUT OF BUSINESS they will be more than counterhal French forces that arve said to have (BY Associated Press,) alrcady clearved considerable l:.-l’i.m! Now York, Aug. 10 United territory . :Sl.m s ocustoms oflicials today sealed 1:|H wircless apparatus on ves in GERMANS AND (the harbor flying the flags of war FRENCH CLASH ring Kuropean nations. This tollows (By Associated Press.) the censorship placed on land wire Paris, Aug. 10 A statement is- less stations to enforee United States | sued by the war departmoeat says | neatrality MAINE TO DISTRIBUTE iermans was violent and losses to By Associated Press.) (By Associated Press) | rescue work among Americans in Paris, Aug 1o A special from ( Kurope The cruiser Teanessee Rome declares that publie opinion!with gold cargo is due in northern there considers the bombardient w"l ropean waters Saturday T'he Antivari, the sole port of Montene-}erniser North Carolina will arrive | ro, by an Austrian naval torce, asiahout the same time The Maine an offense against Dalian rights and | may e used in the distribution of n ts because of damage done to d to refuee I property of an Italian company | 1o [ FRENCH TROOPS OF AL- GERIA GETTING BUSY * AUSTRIANS MOBILIZING (By Associated Press,) J AGAINST FRENCH Paris, Aug, 10 A detachment of (By Associated Press) ¢ lamo Furcos or native troop wdor i 1 3 trated to Upper Al ‘ la GROUP OF AUSTRIAN OF FICERS ON BATTIFIELD CONGRESS WON'T ADJOURN UNTIL WAR CLOUDS LIFT "Mex. Gov't to rift war clouds now encompassing arrope, in which event 1 needed legislation have . | HOPED ALL TROUBLE WILL THEN BE OVER primaries and, the | tion proaram is moving along but surely, and it SiX weeks the bills dealing with the va trust affairs will o out of the way and then, should the | Who asked not to be quoted, caid to- Con-day that the transfer of power in 1o jaress would remain that [ tutionalists would be made peacetul- take care of any eventualities ! oot : 5 ‘might arise to asked for immediate information, he- k " § 3 ithe commerce of the United States time everything was all right at lieving that mobilization was secret- | $ ki i kad buites, ITRADE WITH INVADE FRANCE AMERICA SHOULD INCREASE The withdrawal of ten or fifteen London, Aug 10, ——~A Brusseis dispateh says that Germany is niob- : Jr Washington, Senators ilizing another million men whe will ; K | and congressmen are discussing its causes and effects, while bulle- [dier cats as much and uses as many XL . war, include those of the Landstrum for 1 ting are eagerly segnned | fof a reliable character that will ;:l\v} the true situation as it exists in the | jereat theater of conflict now OFFICES OF U. S. ing. obtain nation’s statesmen as to will have on the United States, the pre will re- Alirerican Washington, Aug. 10, - Secretary |H|'_\‘|n announced today that he had | r———— Ireceived acknowledgement ot the GERMANS ARE president's tender of zood oflices RETREATING trom Austria - Hungary, France, pvailing belief being that There are those, however, vwho think anced by the cutting off certain countries from our markets and the wholesale impoverishment of the na at one another's throats sen- crally conceded that the ripe for the nation to put its | now that Germany, which con eod The logie of commerce makes - vinoa titanie struggle for its Washington, Aue. 10, ~The bat- {tleship Maine, with midshipmen, is anly. OFFENSE AGAINST ITALY being held at Gibrattar for posoible | fore, America may Lenefit immeasur HOW WASHINGTON IS SPENDING THE SUMMERIMMI competene How great the Washington, | | Washineton, i STATUE COMMISSION e i i o s i 1 it e s e No. 224 In 60 Hours be Transferred Information Relative to Transfer of Power Comes From Reliable Source (By Associated Press) Mexico ~ City, Aug. 10, A\ high {oflicial of the Mexican government, Mexico from Carbajal to the consti- surh the poace nl‘ll)'“ about sixty hours. |EUROPE'S CALAMITY IS AMERICA'S OPPORTUNITY (Chicago Examiner,) million men from industry throws the burden of the work they used to do on the rest of the wgrld, A sol- news | clothes as wheng he was a peacetul carpenter, the difference being that before enlistment he pays for food and raiment with his labor, while after he is in unitorm his sustenance comes ont of the world's stock of | wealth, which is a bad thing for the world in eeneral, but a profitable thing tor those with sustenance to sell, urope havineg uuil‘ business for |war, it becomes America's job to supply the world's markets, Ger- many's macnificent commercial de- velopment suffers at least a temno- vary cheek; Ensland's world-wide irade encounters a temporary paraly- g commerce to the uses of war and the interruption of production die to the is The detlection of ves: g of withdrawal of so many men open new markets to those nations that are not at o war rope’s extremity - America’s oppor- tunity . | With a providential record erop and a business machine purged of most of the ills due to a period of inflation, the United States ap proaches the situation with unexam- henefits to be derived depends on {the banks, and the banks in turn depend on the confidence of their | depositon [t =t roing to take (much capital to carn the tremendous Preturns that this lesitimate buginess fadvantase offer " Thi is no :w me to he seared hy distant 2un tred no time tor hoarding, The man [with a dollar should put that dol- ok rl Ihe hanks, reservoir