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PAPER MILL STRIKE
HAS A WAR SETTING
Strikers ut Drfcrict Dig
Trenches aud .Iccr at
GuardSmcn.

WATrGTuwN. y. v. Sept. 3-AlthouEh
except for the h:ins or 4 few stray shots.
sheriff Charles iosmcr has called out
the WItertown naval militia TO assist In
strike duty at the 81. Regis Paper Com
pany.
This afternoon sixty members OF
Company f. OF the New York National
Guard went by special train to Deferiet
and tonight are encamped on the st
Regis property under command Of Major
Marcus II. Rice. Th. militia marched
INTO pcfcuet late to-day with guns
loaded and bayonrts fixed.
The strikers offered no resistance to
the soldiers except to j,cr and catcall
them as IN y passed by "camp Ty-
cofr." where the strikers are iu,rcnchrd.
The strikers are cucampcd Tonight
across the Black River and abou, half
mile from the hig paper mill The mi
litiamcu are pl,Ectcd about the mill
and are reinforced 10y about twenty five
deputies sworn IN during the day by the
Sheriff
The strike promises TO lie long one.
Both sides are determined to ngnt to
the bitter end q H. J., Gould. pres
ident of the ST Regis Paper Company,
declares thJ, tine min VIII be run as a
non-uuipn institution hereafter
The union men, on the other hand, are
unanimous according :" statement
made b. their ictu rs. foT maintaining
the strike. and declare that thcy Will
not submit to conditions al the paper
mill. They assert that the - Regis
company was violating the agreement
OIL thu basis of which the previous strike
had been settled Strike leaders scout
the idea of trouble at the mill ana say
there Will bc No acts OF violence ON the
part of the strikers
The calling out of tho naval reserves
has led to the belief that Sheriff Hos.
mcr feels tina; more trouble will develop
Tonight. Lieut. Angler said that the
COMPANY would go Is artillery and not
as infantry dul that they would take
to D"trrlct TWO field pieces and ma
chine gun.
Preparations are being made for a
CommissIrN which would Indicate that
the troops 'Npcct to make = long stay
at the paper mill town. There is no
trouble reported at the seven other
mills involved In the strike
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SERBIA READY TO REPLY,
Governments Answer 10 Quad
rupIe Entente 10 Br Delivered.

SpeciU Cdbie Despdtch 10 TnE srN,
Nlsu. via London. Sept, 3.-The fol-
lowing official statement was issued by
the Serbian Government to-day:
The Royal Governments reply to
the Quadruple Entente IL ready to be
delivered Immediately
ON the Danube front the enemy's
fertilization works were interrupted at
the village of Startchcve and on the
Save front AT the village of Progra.
opposite Skelinska Ada. ON August 80
on the Save front the same works op-
pOsite JoN.tchlna Rara and Skelinska
Ada already had been stopped 10y our
mffnuy fire. Also on the front to-
ward Fcnek there was brief artil.
lery duel one of our batteries dis
covered the cnemys guns and imme-
diately silenccd them
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Blockade Question.

The question is asked whether Great
Britain will give up her hlockade of
foodstuffs for Germany. not on the point
of law but on account Of its failure to
starve Germany and the III feeling
which II has aroused among neutral ma
tions. The answer is made that it is
difficult to differentiate between the
foodstuffs destined for the civil popula-
tion and the armed forces. particularly
in this war when all nations. practically,
are armed camps. Nevertheless. should
the United States approach the Allies on
this matter 1t will receive every respect
and consideration.
Incidental to the discussions Of the
possibility OF wholesale disarmament on
sea and land an interesting suggestion
is thrown out of revving the proposition
made after 1915. Of which England and
Russia in the Grand Alliance were the
prime movers. and which was nearly
successful III making a union Of Powers,
each pledged to chastisc any Power
which should break the treaty or which
should violate international law and to
pro ect against sudden outbreak of
war such as the present. 1t Is sug-
gestcd that disarmament would leave
such combination OF nations power
less to punish delinqucnts but to this
the answer II made that total disarma-
ment will never occur.
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NO WAR TALK ON THE P. R. R.
Company Eorbids Discussions
Amoug Its Trninmcn nnd JRnltors.

ALTOONA. Pa, Sept 3.-The pennsyl-
vania Railroad placed a ban to-day on
war discussions among its employees
Th" order applies particularly to train
mon.
II W Smith, superintendent Of the
middle division, nul the following
notice ON the bulletin boards
discussion of matters pertaining to
thr European war in passenger train
mems rest rooms or about the station in
Altoona 81 Among trniumcu and other
employees or with jaul,ors vino are
mostly of foreign h,rtn, l. strictly pro-
hibit"d"
Al the general oni,,s to-day II was
sad that this order viii probably be
mFd effcctiV, on All lines owned or con-
trullcd by the Pennsylvania system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-04
NIIies surround Turkish Forest.

PARIS. Sept. 3.--Au Athens despatch
10 the Fournier Agency says the Allies
have surrounded an important part Of
the Turkish forces on the Gallipoli PENN
sula and that the surrender Of the latter
IS imminent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-04
Officials Say Berlin Terms An
nOunced in L. $. Have Pc
culiar Sound.
ALLIES FIRM: ALL FOR ONE
President Not to Act Unless
Entente Powers Are
Receptive.
sp,cial cabi, btspatch 10 TINS s.,


LONDON. Sept. 3.--Frotn authoritative
SrS's correspondent j. Informed mat
there is no change In tho attitude ~
the Government on the question Of peace.
Arms were taken up by Great H'itain.
it - Explained. for the definite purpose
defined by Premier Asquith on No, en-
Der .. and no change has been made IN
the British policy
To prevent misconception II must he
understood that Great Britiiu VIII not
entertain any idea Of a separate peace.
and that anything which she does In
the direction of peace must he done In
concert with her allies, with whom the
reciprocal confidence is growing stronger
every day.
The statement issued by the German
Embassy IN Washington intimating that
Germany Is ready To make peace upon
the terms ~ freedom for Poland. free
dom or the seas and freedom for the
Jews, has a PCculiar sound IN Br.t sh
cars
Gcrmnn, and Jews.
Nothing is said about the freedom
of France and Belgium. while the Ger
man attitude toward tho Jews j. ie-
sdrdcd ~ significant when II j. con-
sldered that there are 100000 Jews Ia
the Russian array and when. also. in
Rritish opinion. 1t Is taken into cor-
sidera,ion that Gcrmauv's attitude
toward Jews I'm the past mas not been
such az to arouse confidence 49, To- her
treatment of that race in the future
The reports spread 10y Germany re-
~ lao. at %,
peace with Russia have. say British au-
thoritics. only added To the deternna-
tlon OF the Russian people to fight until
the Tcutonic allies are defeated In the
view Of British public men the present
German efforts toward peace would in
dictte thar she ls ia some difficulty and
desires the United States to help her
out. The freedom q the seas" OF
which she speaks. certainly would mean
nothing In British opinion so long as
the freedom OF the land was not secure.
There certainly il "A desire for peace In
England. but the British say it must
he a peace unfettered hy any menice OF
Prussian mllltarism.
So iar as the submarine issue H. con-
cerned II Is regarded her" as a distinct
step in advance that Ge. .iany should
admit that she is giving M an unlawful
thing. II Is Great Britaiu's contention
that Germany's whole submarine cam
paigu iH unlawful internationally. II
Germany ahaudous her submarine cam
paign in It's entirety, 1t by no means
necessarily follows that Great Britain
will give up her reprisals, because 1t is
cUntCnded that thcs" are perfectly legal
aud that II would be ridiculous to give
up u right just because Germany h. Civ
ing up an unlawful action Great Britain
says that when Germany ahaEdons all
her unlawful acts IT viii be tim, tn
speak Of - change of attitude on the part
of Great Britain.
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smith was pricked with q kuifc ia Of
forts To have him reveal hiding places
or gold troops, rangers and stock II.
declared these MeNlcanS wcr, regular
soldiers aud were armed with rifles
pistols and knives and each carried 800
rounds Of ammunition.
The Nineteenth Infantry left here for
the border tins afternoon. This regiment
goes to reinforce other dctachments now
scouting IN the country.
Reports say al McNicans m the bor-
der country have been melted hy leaders
from the other side and that a gen
eral uprising Is certain To follow These
reports are that arms and ammunition
ar being furnished from the Mexican
side and that Tor miles across the Rio
Grandc the country is a scene Of military
activity.
From tho Brownsville country reports
are that things are unchanged. CIu2ers
and soldiers are sleeping on their arms
and special trains are held IN readiness
for transporting troops when calls are
made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-04
"Wipe ont the Bandits" Is
Cry of the Aroused
Residents.
TROOPS AND POSSES
BATTLE WITH GANGS
Two L. S. Citizens Brutally
Tortured Before Be
Shot to Death.
WORRY OVER LATEST
TURN IN WASHINGTON
Gen. Funston Reports Out
rages-I. $. AerOplanc
Fired On.

GALVESTON. Tex, Sept. 3.--Onc Amer
along the border to-day. as a result OF
several engagements between soldiers,
rangers. posses and Mexican outlaws.
The entire border from Brownsville to
II paso is hrstling with arms aud the
Americans are determined to wipe out
all Mexican bandits. Reports also indt-
cate that Mex!cans are operating In New
Mexico.
But one American life was lost in the
fighting to-day. This was a member OF
posse AT Enoinal, where twenty Mex
leans attacked a ranch lIpuSc. The
American was killed after ten yollcys
mad h"eu fired into the house. Run
ninG fights al several places along the
border are reported. In these four Mex
leans We're kIiled and several wounded
Waters OF the Rio Grande r,ccded
to-day and many MeXicans heavily
a imei crossed over on Texas soil de-
clare Americans who fled to Browns
Vile, Barreda, Cuatros and other forth
fled places.
Dispatches say that in some sections
the soldiers are unable to cope with the
situation Bandits are reported at one
place and special trains with troops are
rushed 10 The s.ene, only to learn that
attacks are made elsewhere. The boz
der country Is now preparing To organ
lze loT man hunt and Keep ii up until
al suspicious McNiCans are driven from
Texas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-04
ENJOYS POWER BROAD.
washington Hears Won Bernstorn
Has Germany's EuII Confidence.

WAsHINGroN. Sept. 3.--The convic-
ton that the submarine issue with Ger
many IL very near n complete adjust
ment was strengthened here to-day With
the receipt OF unofficial reports from
Berlin that Count Won Rernstorn, The
Sopfiuu,d nm S,couJ vooe
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Gun Train Held.

bucharest dispatches picture the Bull
gariau public as displcased with the at
titudc nf tn" Government In its efforts
to maintain neutrality and at the same
time to attain tn" national aspirations,
The majority uf Bulgarian statesmen are
represented as favorng an agreement
with the Entente Powers and with Ru-
mania, Serbia and Greece.
The 1nHcS'S CORE ,pondent in Burhar-
est SAYS that the few remaining places
along the Rumanian frontier where
cereals were still exported We're closel by
the Rumanlau Government on Thursd y.
The Government OF Ruman!a also has
forbidden the transit OF gJll through
the country, thus preventing Germany
from sending amy further gold shipments
to Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-04
uumnuians Loot for War.

The other most interesting phase or
the Balhau situation to-day - contained
In SvN dispatches received from Bucha-
Eumauilu capita. a declaration Of war
cred imminent
Preparations for war lre htinE rushed
iu Rumlu'a. and b. - said ;ha, ti's war
fever - increasing ~ aushout the King
dom. Volunteers e., l.chiug To the
colors iu great numbers.
The King Of Rumauia, in alludiug to
wholesale arrest. and prosecutions %
EumaniauS u Triusylvania. : quoted rs
saving that his country IS prepared FOR
any and every sacrifice IN a war Of re-
dcmptinu.'
Dispatches received IN Rome from the
Sevcrd Balktu capittls affirm that
Serbia. Rumania aud Greece all have
agreed to the rcV,s .ou Of the treaty OF
Bucharest. which defined the territorial
boundaries Of tie several nations follow
ing the second Balkan war. hut add that
the three States are not prepared tn go
quite to the limit demanded by Bulgaria
in her insistence upon compensation in
return for her entry into the preseat war
on the side Of Serbia and the Entente
Powers The impression Is gaining
ground IN Rome that Bulgaria rrcog-
nizcs that her demands and the pos .tons
taken by Eumania. Serbia and Greece
are irrecuncilahlc. hut that she Is in
sisting upon the fun measure of these
demands in order to postpone the time
when she will have Ia reach "a decision
as to her future position.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-04
Archduke Ferdinand quits Po-
land. and May Lead Army
Against serbia.
RlMANIA LOOKS FOR WAR
Declaration Expccted-Bulga-
ria Wants All. Not Part.
Of Macedonia.
speclal casls D.spa.ch TO Tag srN

L"SpoN. Sept. 3.--Au Indication tina:
Austria is about to move against Serbia
with her armies that have been coop
Grating with the Germans in Poland is
seen ~ = de.patch fiDn Amsterdam to-
day stating that r,"i Marshal Arch-
duke Ferdinand. commander IN chief Of
the Austrian armies IN Poland. haie
official farewell to-day 10 Field Marshal
Non Mackensen. the German COM
maudsr. at Br, st-Ii;ovsk
The parting OF the Two commanders
wno have been directing the joint Aus
tro-Iiungarian-Germa operations in
Poland is Interpreted as meaning that
Austria is about to utilize her forces
elsewhero. leaving the Germans to pur-
sue the campaign IN Russia alone.
Taken IN conjunction with earlier re-
ports of preparations f'r an attack on
Serbia the incident may indicate that
the time So for this renewal OF the
campaign ag,Ius: Serbia has arrived.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-04
RICH "TRAMP" MISSING.
=. n. Trnsk, BOwery Denixen
sought I'm Estate Settlements.

The police of all the large cities in
the East have been asked to search for
Stephen b. Trask. aged son of a former
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-04

Continued on Second Rage,
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wANTEn-sewing by ths say. Rims
phone sat. tmAyTts
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ARTEsIAN WELLS

ARTISAN wEIrS-wu pat in sells
fc rs inches diameter any depth
formation Gray Artenan We CO. Cut
tenaals. "a smch
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HOTELS.

CENTRAL BOARDING HouEE-Mrn. c.
&. Black. Proprietor. Rates g. Per
week. Lodging and meas. q cents each.
los East Tntendancla street iamprtms
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BE A pETECTIVE-Earn s25 % SIS
weekly. chance Go see the world win
an expenses paid write Tor particulars
Go Lorraine Detective system. Inc. Dept
las Boston. Mass.
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Hickory Carp No a. sgooamsn o. "a.
World meets second ana fourth wednes-
aav nights az $50 3. IA. W0odmen Han
corner Bayien sn6 Romano.
G d. cRooKE Csrk
G. G.
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Notice IL hereby given by the County
Commissioners % Eacamhia County.
Florida. that they viii receive sealed
dos toF the turuinhing one motor truck
equipped for road work. from three "a Ave
ton capacity, standard tread. with iD
90 90 horse power motor and hydfnuIic
dump. To be equipped with either duet
or steel tires Or both Also. one TfaiIas
with nall roller bearings. two b. four
ton capacity, with hand dump
BIDS should be Addressed 20 ". g. bar.
rinesus Chairman Board County Conn
missioners Pensacola Fa. and will Ne
opened by the Board ~ County com.
missioneFa at their meeting 20 be held
on May 18th. 1915. at $50 .. m
The board contemplateM making 4
special levy for the year 1915 taxes 10
pay for any machinery 40 purchased.
and the County Commissioners hereby
reserve the right 20 reject any and an
btds
JAS. MACCIBBoN,
CLERK.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

pAROco a CO ErwCrRE-AL con
TRACToRS--Fane Tor sale. cleauec
ana repairae. kega made tr order. q
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Excelsior Eneanpuent. No. e. meets
every second and fourth "wednesday ~
sach month At IN fu RRm0rd Hau
corner BaNlen ana Helfnont @freaea
visitinE rairarchs are invited 70 az
W n OVERLAND.
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RE A uETECTIVE-Earn $50 % 500
weekly. travel ell over the world Write
DEBT g. Tuitad states Detective Ad-
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WANTED TRAvELER--Age g. % 80.
Experience unnecessary. salary. com
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man. D. H. McBrady, Chicago.
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AGENTS WAN TED.

AGENTS wANTED-ro advertise our
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today-NoW EARL HOPKINS. WASH.
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WANTED At oNCE-Bo1k keeper. stem
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ululdsrman. cabinet maker. henchmant
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ttop salaries We employ Tor best arms
Get with us for present and future open-
inRa Maek's. Little Rock AfE.
Is ANTEn--A woman 20 COOK fer a fam
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~ small cottage furnished room ln
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List o. positions nov ohtainable Tree.
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Female Help Wanted.

pee. Geld dee dinner SCI for distrfhut-
inE doz cakes Complexion soap FREE
with other products, amunE friends, na
money needed. TTNREbL WARD. az
Institute. Chicago
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED Position ~ expert male
stenographer. Best 81 references Mod
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journal smayTt
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and cooking. willing 20 stay on place.
terms reasonable. Phone 1883
f0mayAt
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AGENTE-.gezs wIliafdsH Kuork-out pic
tufa ftkG8. $500 Ter hundred. sold
framed. chanEeahIe signs. lecs 28E2s Eola
framed art. religious and negro pictures
I5e cell U0es portrait pillow tors loW
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WANTEn--EAdy or gentlemen with
$500 o. 10 invest im good paying bust
ness. nov operated by hustiiug vouua
man wtth small capital prefer lady who
. can give good business security ana
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$50 WEEKLY, Evening e. home. Every
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Live Stock and Poultry.

GRAVES POULTRY YARD. white Leg
horn EKKa Tor hatchtla 100 per 10
fartintv nuarangeed address Route 4,
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= 1911 la NVNNIN COUNT OF
RECORD, STATE OF FLORIDA
IN cdANCERY
sam Rudolph. Complainant " " VIII
IL Rudolph. Defendant
on Monday. the 1sth day OF June A. %
1915. the defendant Willie Rudolph -
required 60 appear 70 the bln nief
against her herein
This order % be published once each
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Pensacola Journal. a newspaper publish.
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FARM LANDS.

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SETTLERS WANTED ia the Roberts
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at reasonable prices Write us for fun
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