Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 29, 1914, Page 1

HE LAKELAND EVENING TELEGRAM and Man urope s of War ! OWN CITIZEN, PLACE NEAR OF BIG SCRIM- MAGE €S ook Particularly b Nielson-Lange ust Now. n-Lange, of Lake- re abont two sit his native Den- let- to the following proximity has much interest: Aung. 11, 1014, a war prophet t has to do with sent here (and the only to be Enrope) the killing end 1hout much or e d0) is to be sure bad hardly think you can it works all over the ¢ common people. fearful and worse if it Many fam- support by Denmark and supnorts The com- entirely l had hoped to get over England, but latter port too was re- i with mines. It will time to build up what Bestroyed the last week taking into considera- to the dogs among esent from Denmark to Eng- (of butter and bacon eight million and is entirely sinking of the Eng- the floating mines Giermans has scared lLots of tons of bacon will go to sufficient cold and ~ without of the year bt Of a as < already be still winter. Bt all their In rnment poverty. ion me the nations is ewcastle, re than ki h( by he oo and Bt not m hand time a person could go full of for- able to buy Here in Swe- 1 both Danish and now it is hange commission take years before the nations where it was two sent drama has wall so often people would be- me reality. received on and lately T hear a word of pocket not bhe money; tween a never have met people whom it has tak- days to get out d to take hours hungry and v one mark for d some persons put out of com- sideration be an and civili- ana proves very yet to un- ture 10 wins; happen lucation is Tuential can who are ignorant direc- n every mans’ greatest diseip- he military con- the telegraph present no Ger- ng but what the him to vstalized know. tion T saw and Sunday. begin to was get wed many f mv brother’'s country were *ht and he was 1 transported wife bging Page 4.) ‘I‘.rm\n, and Lakeland | | un- | | New | llfl\"n i”'b‘(‘i on PUS LISHED IN THE BEST TOWN IN THE BEST PART OF Thi BEST STATE BOOST—REME'V[BER THAT SATA N STAYED IN HEAVEN UNTIL HE BEGAN TO KI\OCK HIS HOME TOWN. LAY“"AND FLORIDA, SATURDAY. AUG. 29. 1914 . SENATF CONFIRMS APPOINTMENTS Associated Pre AUg: 29 (By S8.) Washington, today confirmed Attorney |n' associate The Sen- ate of the nomination McRevnolds of the \\) General Justice suprem lulll and Thomag Gregory to attorney general 'U. §. [MARSHAL BROWN WANTS MORE PAY United States Marshal of Jacksonville lakeland, forueriy is seeking an increase in pay as the result of being compelle beginning Oct. 1, ter all United the Southern The latter heretofore direct ment of justice, been made under the sundry LN only was fixed eighteen which the two ceptions of United States Mar- shal in the United States, according to statistics compiled by Mr. Brown and forwarded to United States Senator N. P. Bryan. There is now pending in (ongress a bill providing for the the salary of the clerk eral court from §: yvear. The efforts increased salaries by the United States mar- shal and clerk matter interest, as it may nean an in the pay accorded Tampa Tribune. d, to be the paymas of States court ofli district have from the the change the civil bill, arshall Brown 000 a ve cials in Florida. of been depart- having of Aug. provisions approved receives ar, which years ago, and is lowest with ex- any increase of of the fed to $4,000 to get 200 a is a of local inerease local deputies, A MOTOR CAR WAR New York, Aug. agents on the important part which automobiles are playing in the saying they aeroplanes and not the speed of the guards, movements, have already shown, y§ the rapidity and reliability delivery enormously. Forces much less likely to go to sleep sup- on account of the non-ar provisions, thereby the most critical and out will care 20— Automohile are more only initial advance as the Germans ut ner of food | will be perless riva] of ing one of of suffering, exhaustion in great armies spread tremendous areas. They most useful in the speedy the wounded, and will save thousands of have been lost in the days of draw ambulances. Both the and German antomobile excellent Able attached to several of drivers, high scouting horse are profession: chauffeurs them racing driving the most have among celebrated for of signed officers both armies on WOrk MRS. CATT AT CHAUTAUQUA 90 New York., 2 hapman Catt, Associ appear today lecturer and Woman's Suf nterir Chautauqua, \ug Mrs. Carrie ( dent of the Woman Suffrage, lecture platform Catt izer of the frage Association the of the the International Alliance strongest canuse presi National ation for will here on the Mrs was State organ lowa State national Woman's of gervice Suffrage She is women kers to any n lectured f Europe. and has country CHESTNUT SEEMS DOOMED Baltimore, Md chestnut blight Maryland from eral years Iy destructive some effective the onward march of found, the northeast go has been incre ¥ U this method of stayi according to State ester F. W. Besley, is doomed not only but all through the blight is a fungus growth the in Maryl country broue with chest been Japan, Japanes the have from thought this introduction nut. Practice Long the to country the all rapidly. York I ngland tes, Pennsylvania States the and into Maryland and rsey { the South it has ravaged the grove tc It It wherever has also spre: seems to it goes of chestnuts West trees ad the 0 the ctive paid | now | salary war, | valuable than | increase | " | south remov- causes illness over be ol | doubtless lives that would French equipments factories, t this destroyer For- | chestnut Austrians Chasmg Russians; British Sink German Ships, But Are Defeated On Land AUSTRIANS INVADE RUSSIA, WHILE FORCES OF LATTER COUNTRY ARE MOVING ON LEM- BERG, AUSTRIA. British Win Naval Battle Sinking Two German Cruisers British and French War Ships Demolish Forts at Cattaro— Germans Lose Heavily at Nancy and Vitremont —Italy Will Present U Itimatum to Austria. Associated Press.) Aug. fhe Ast Press is informed from official that baitles in past LBy | jerlin, !BRITISH SINK TWO GERMAN CRUISERS| Associated Press.) Aug., 29.-—An ofli- report received British of the mnaval engagement Cuxhaven yesterday that and 28 ociat- ed (By Austrian sources the expected to be decisive. progress for soveral days| MVashinzton, The { Austriang are pursuing the Russians Hrom Krasnik direct to Lubin. The \ustrians have invaded and 1ave occupied the ion in front of a fortified town in Russian Yoland They hold the west, north and southeast in Galacia. cial Yembassy off are by the save two German craisers were sunk, third fire sinking Russia a disappeared on condition stroyers were sunk and An English were damaged. TRAIN SERVICE IN FRANCE SUSPENDED (By in a Two German de many dam and de I Seamoso, recions aged cruiser of Lem No news from the |Strover French frontier except a special to Tages Zeitung saying that the En2 ish defeat at St. Quentin was com- plete, and British losses heavy. The ritish were to battle with the which oersy Associated Preeg)? Aug paris suspended until further here that the the Germans on or forced cavalry retreat. 24 I'riain Bouloune Paris, German massed their line hetween and today on of notice step was GERMANS DEFEAT RUSSIAN FORCESw Assoeiated Wireless to Aug News five Russian Allenstein It (It is presumed wis taken becanse allies are to engage the the abont (near line into Bouloznt (By Press.) Associated the de- corps Berlin, by POSITION OF RUSSIAN AND SERVIAN ARMIES (By Washington, sian from headquarters have ward to Zalievo ficial dispatches to the the French found dead before Nancy Vitremont . Longw attalion and | Press, 29 of [feat of army of was annonnced today . couraging and isitnation in East Prussia ‘u» a flank | German positions. Associated Press.) Aug The Rus thirty kilometers on the is said the here is regarded greatly relieves It movement troops are Servian army for- N Lemberg and the insure 0 heen moved According to of IFrench 2,500 om hassy Ger RUSSIANS ADVANCE ON LEMBURG (By Assoclated Press.) London, Aug The lare advancing Lemberg ' fand their cavalry according to The are man and 4,500 before risoned with only capitulated after In the attacked litthe was gar 29, Russians one twenty-four the on Austria, British foree, is overcoming all|Sieee, north to 8t Pe l the Exchance |moved back a dispatch 1n[rpmili(m a army by superior tersburg dispatch , Telegraph that the i Koenigsburg, and have o. adds | s | Russians marchi on | GERMANS AND AUSTRIANS CROSS THE RHINT Press) dispate repulsed the The Ru importan' poiul garrison’s advance guard sians now occupy i‘un the river Alle \ ; TWO AUSTRIAN FORTS wi DEMOLISHED , Associated ociated h A fron 1} th hre (By o Rhi1 Lond i fim\mhh the DBritish CHAE ‘rench warships, combined RAILROAD TRAFFIC IN | Montenegro guns umed th | bardment the (Bv A ) ) (e of attaro Thursday hed two iIn NO GERMAN SHIPS OFF KIAO CHOW ted | | | 1 Associa Press DENIES GERMAN DESTROYER SUNK | ITALY TO PRESENT ULTIMATUM TO AUSTRIA (By ciated Pre London i and, RELIEF PROMISED FOR s N'\\'\T STORES A SCervice days' | GERMANY SUSPENDED | LAP(,LQT C.TRUS CROP STATE EVER HAD The Florida that the Citrus Exchange es tilates citras crop of will This will State com season he boxe least . far the larzest crop the has ever had. “Our carly will 1 estimates are that there e fully boxes in the State this sea Manager .. D exchange this wLoo0,.000 of citrus fruit son," said of morning General Jones the citrus other put 10, to “kstimates from sources at times have various total hut timate at the higgest the the probable as high as | 00,600 hoxes, don’t care this time Wi make At n suen an es rate history any the us unless there and he the citrus erop of State is ahead of is some great ca that as the lamity ndications wil! | biggest Mr rer are well it best crop as ’ Tonca th hoy would not say what cent citrus exchange would hondle omd the thar it statement would be a ereatly increased the crop. lLast year Florida Citrds Exchange handled per the total of State and that the largest it had ever handled. All indi {cations are that this percentage will be largely Tampa Times per the |centage of the per cent of crop Wils cent very inereased DRUMMERS' CONVENTION Middietown, The annual Drummers \ug convention I"ll’l‘r, held inumber visiting | Massachusetts The a reviewing Conn the Connecti with of and of cut is being today, il drum corps from New York drum corps parading tand to e will ball this of and pres ent will judeed held will e evening, pass \ this given contest for prizes he afternoon, and a at the Armory CHANCES LOOK BRIGHT FOR SENATOR BRYAN Washington, 29 Senator Hoke Smith, the administration, Ilorida dele Bryan Aug who is with powerful has joined the ation in endorsing Sen- for circuit judge. Sena willing The Florida dele a Monday regarding it. I judge, Govenor appoint ator tor to aceept the gation Bryan is now appointment will the pro is made will election 20 hody in to gee wsident Bryan Trammell until the a special a a senator ‘ November and be called tor senator Novembher Democeratic in will to primary i candidate at the Senator Kern, the Senate, of nominate to | b fion voted for clee leader of today joined [ the A judicial firy Bryan for He called o'vntecred to . his nehalf hoosters Senator appointment an and ident in CHIEEF SAM IN TROUBLE Mort tro Au th Pen eoli onfront an color A OPERATE ON BOYS TO CURE CRIME TFNI)I‘}A'(‘Y | with War Presents Harvest Of Opportunities SECRETARY HOLWORTHY, OF LAKELAND BOARD OF TARDE, IS OPTI- MISTIC Has Been Investigating Condi- tions, and Finds Outlook Most Encouraging. Atlantic Beach, Fla., To the Kditor of the o Aug. 21 Lakeland Even- ing Telegram While the oceupied a existing news has of past far from my the effect upon the IFlorida, both rresent and also fut .1 have gpent dary Jacksonville, business men in also enjoyved with the Board of Trade, touch war reasonable ecach day weeks, 1 ted i portion the been my time during couple of have more interes to discover jreading v the cems to he of Enropean contliet husiness conditions in recard to the [ the imnediate fa couple of in jealling on varions Mines and have ting an in- tere mterview the in SeCTe- tary of who is than any the city with the business conditions and out- What 1l seen and heard has impressed me greatly and 1 wish that all people in would take the to heart profit thereby, It the matter Jacksonville of the in the State, cover closer in perhaps \ other one man actual look hive Lakeland and our lesson is safe to say that, one looking at standnoint, harder as the re- than any other city and yet one cannot dis- realization of this in dis with from is hit silt war any the men hor busi- that means ontlook, Trade numher of settlers It is of in- present oflice, ex- situation They by the Board for a cussing nresent unsat- says Ness agree [ conditions istactory are and Jacksonville's retary, no of §00 is larger tourists and prospective previous season ., than in any ignificant that nwgnber (qiris durine the month, s0 1 the ar, Jacksonville previous August in from ahroad of IKurope ceed those of any have the now Inyuiries come establishment paralized will industries, is the looking to in dustries in Jacksonville of these impressive secure but what earnestnes: so0me iy most s she is showing the trade with and, 1 helieve, in a determination to profit larze She can establishing America it by war in a South will, do the cannot Coming to of letter main point my why Lakeland profit think it is an that Lakeland loyally support in a similar way? 1 incontrovertibl, fact 1ot does bu ioconee industries, but that she hietlioye: - welt wall only not and oth acts her own ine s or as thon around my of r product merehandise from ottin nt for efly to