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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
TOURNAMENT IS
PROGRESS
SATISFACTORILY
MUCH INTEREST IS MANIFEST
IN ESCAMBIA AND ADJOINING
COUNTIES.

Arrangements for the tournament
are progressing rapidly and from
present indications it will be bigger
and greater than had been antici-
pated.
The committee met Monday after
noon and transacted d considerable
amount of business and up to the
present TIM most of the features
have been worked out. The publicity
will begin at once and continue until
the date of he tournament. A COM
mittee was appointed to solicit sup
plies, and another to solicit first, sec
ond and third prizes for the tourney.
Word has been received that num-
Der of people from Milton will enter
for the tourney. There is widespread
interest in the gala day, which will,
from all indications bring a multitude
of people from the surrounding coun-
tries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
Nashville City
Officials Lose
Portion Salary
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 16.-Chan-
cellor John Allison in whose court
cases arising from the city hall scan
dial are pending, today ordered sweep
ing reductions in the salaries of city
officials and employees. At the same
time he allowed the city to borrow
1857 900 for running expenses. The
mayors salary was reduced from
$4,000 to $4,000 and the city COM
missioners from $4,000 to $4,000. The
reductions generally amounted to
about 2s per cent. The old salaries
will be restored when the revenues
come in in sufficient volume. He di-
rected that the use of automobiles by
officials and employees be greatly cur
tailed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
WAS UNSAFE TO
LAND At N RAE
GOVERNMENT STEAMER, A pow
ERFUL CRAFT, WAS UNABLE
TO GET ALONGSIDE OF THE
QUAY THERE.

Because of the sweep of the seas
yesterday morning, it was impossible
for the government steamer, the
General Swartout, to make a landing
at the quay at Fort McRae, and the
usual daily call of that powerful craft
had to be called off, at least yester-
day forenoon. Things were just as
bad in the afternoon, and no attempt
was made to get to the dock, but the
usual trip to Fort Barrancas was
made without much trouble.
It was stated that the seas were
bigger and more dangerous yester-
day morning than at any time within
the past several years, and that
nothing in the shape of boats could
have long remained ahoat had they
have attempted landing for any
length of time. The water was also
reported higher, reaching to and
washing the old fort near McRae,
something that is rarely seen.
Upon returning to the city yester-
day, the quartermaster steamer
brought the report that everything
afoat had taken shelter for the after
noon in the vicinity of the naval sta
ton and Fort Barrancas, and but one
small fishing schooner was anchored
in the open. This vessel was vainly
trying to reach a place of shelter, but
no damage was done to any of the
numerous beach boats, it was report
| ed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
Thrilling Picture at the Bonita.

Remarkable occurrences such as
have happened in the country's repre-
sentative hotels form the basis of a
series of pictures produced by the
Kalem company as "The Mysteries of
the Grand Hotel" 1t must be remem-
bered however, that these mysteries"
are not released in serial form but
each episode is absolutely complete
and forms story by itself. The first
episode which will be shown at the
Bonita today is "The Strangers
Cord" which is undoubtedly one of
the most thrilling films ever shown
here. You will get interested in the
first scene and this interest will in
crease until the powerful climax is
reached. Marian Sais, the best detec-
tive character ever shown in any pic
ture, plays the principal part. A
Universal Weekly and lively, laugh
provoking comedy also are part of to-
days program.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
MEMBERS OF AMERICAN
MISSION IN BAD FIX

Washington, Aug. 16.-Fifteen mem
bers of the American mission in Van,
Turkish Armenia, who were present
during the recent fighting have ar
rived in Tiflis, broken down with work
and hardship, one of their number
having died.
Consul Smith, at Tiflis, today noti-
fed the state department that Mrs.
usher had died in Van and that her
husband was dangerously i'll in Tiflis
The dispatch said that the other mem
bers of the little band are without
money or proper clothing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
y1CTRoLA CONCERT
WEDNESDAY

The following is the program of
the Children Story hour which will
be held at Seville Square Wednesday
afternoon at 5 p. m.
Folk Dance-London Bridge.
Here We Go Around the Mulberry
Bush-Hofer- Band.
2-Songs -Riggetty Jig-The Sing
ing School-Dancing Song-Dancing
in May and Mother Goose Lullaby
Fullerton and Gray-olive Kline.
Bell Solo-Black Forest Polka
Albert Muller.
+Story-The Little Red Hen IRE
told from English Fairy Tales') y
Jacobs -Georgene Faulkner.
5-Band-"Let Us Chase the SPUR
rel"-Annie L. Preston.
"How Dye Ny Partner" Swedish
from "Games and Dances"
''The Muffin Man"-Hofer.
6-Songs-A Dew Drop-Shermar
|-Gilchrist.
Rain Song-Smith.
observation-disclosures Frietchie-
Whittier-Frank Burbeck.
Smother Goose Songs-No. l.
'Hey Diddle Diddle." "Little 30.
Peep" Twinkle, Twinkle" Little
Jack Horner," "Ride-Cock Horse
Elizabeth Wheeler.
9-Violin Solo-The Mocking BirC
Variations Winner Charles DIAL
maine.
10-Folk Songs-"Jack in the Pull
pit, " 'In the Belfry," with Chimes)
"Corn Soldiers" Naming Trees,
''The Squirrel"-Fullerton and Ora!
Olive Kline.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
REPORT GOOD TINES IN
THE BUSINESS WORLD.

Duluth, Mimi, Aug. 16.-Good
times in the business world was the
topic informally discussed today by
delegates from all over the United
States here to attend the annual con-
vention of the National Association
of Mercantile Agencies.
Most of them declared the business
outlook is brighter than it has been
for three years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
COUNTY BOARD
HOLDS MEETING
THIS MORNING
WILL ASSEMBLE AT 9 O'CLOCK
TO RECEIVE PETITION FOR A
WET AND DRY ELECTION.

A special meeting of the board of
county commissioners will be held
this morning, converting at o'clock
for the purpose of receiving from
the officers of the Escambia County
Prohibition league petition for d
wet and dry election. The board will
consider this petition and probably
take action at the meeting of today.
The meeting is being held at the
request of the league, spokesman FIR
which appeared at the meeting of
last Tuesday night and asked for a
special session when there would be
ample opportunity of considering the
matter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
Five Men Killed
In Explosion In
a Powder Plant
81 ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Emporium, Pa, Aug. 16.-Five men
were killed today in an explosion
which blew to pieces the gelatine
house of the Aetna Explosive Com
pany's plant at Grove Run, near here.
Two other buildings were badly dam
aged, and the entire country side
shaken. The men killed were the only
ones in the building when the ex-
plosion occurred and company off
Gals said the cause would probably
never be known. The company has
been filing war orders, it was stated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
At Che Isis.

The Isis theatre today presents
Greater Love Hath No Man." one of
the strongest pictures that has been
seen there in months. The story is
one filled with human interest and
will hold the audience spell bound
from beginning to end.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-17
Federal League.

Tomorrow is 1-cent sale
day. Values as high as $1.00
and $3.50 for / cent. The
Crystal Pharmacy.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

bar opertaset oette aIoerOomsbiem,
ina Iibt iom ieg fan minoes, at pa.
itor 5. @aoien noeen Sinoe bar
itillet os / lloiigt at inn BET til
gieu0om.
ut gaitor 66riitianien fan enite,
at aloerOomsbiemmet aelim@ it'll.
oe baoe 9arnefaar % oernte0 Del
al Den rige 8eliigneIie. Tom Raa.
oens @uO bar til0elt % oil tiloele
Zen ioreneoe oanife airfe. fnn iea
goot ioritna, ia enoo9 al mil gan
ife 9ierte bifaloe, ia beoe ON. men
pore 5sIeIier eIIer 2niter fan life
Der 9sre lloiIa9et eller %ioranOre
5tillingen. 4Ioeroomsbiemmet g
linn er life ct Samimosbnrn. men
er Gnfeltmanos gienoom. >
@e6 fGrlig 9roOerbiIien.
=. s. MILLER.
RinaiteO, 20. Dec. 1915.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
2iot mere fra &rcesmeoet
u. 9af.

llnoer 6orbanolingen a oe 10 i
aeieratet napnte 6mner. neruIiB,
.9pffelien oa oens 6ornoirtningrr1
% OmoenoeGens Srnafer, ialot
Der nogle llotaleIier. JON mnli8
fnnoe oprc al g%etDoninl Tor ilere
emo Dem iom bsrte oerpaa, oerior
enOmi oisie Smuler.
@naaaenoe @qffelie par man
tcmmeIla enige ON, at oi oaiaa her
/ areo'en trGnaer til en- ioaOnn. o.
iaa at Den mantte begunoe ira Sc.
ruiaIem. ira % Dos @nos 9ern.
; oenne 5or6inoeIie ialot Der en-
llotnleIie omtreut ia%aIpoenoe. .9fanr
ri boloer areosmsOc % ANDRE iier.
re @eoer. iom NlisiionsmsOer %
lianenoe, iaa beoer ri ON GPf.
feIie % penter grffeIie. o. BET
er RET % rigtiat. BET bar ri 2oD
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

former, on oct oerpeO er umulig At
aengipe ben itiaen0e Sfala. iom sq-
reren a%noenote; ban rpffeoe liot Ell.
Ter Iiot ) @raoer op, iaa ban erlote
meO AZ titulere bam iom 2i9emano,
% be0e BAN boIoe ct 5oreora1 pnn
SfoIen nrite Gaa. Ge to bleO 9en.
ner. % M preper ainoibitn pao
at Ie0e bom til Serren meO 9oot
Snab ON. at BET nil lnffes.
San % aamepamo bar / 6ore.
ming ~ifreocn fire Iraftater irrlia
afpnsiet ior 9eioIfninoen oerom.
firing, De bar oitrpft Dem paa min
gfimeoarapb, % Dem loipreoer 81.
noibitn M paa ale line ganorin.
1er. Ut Ran cf baoOe aatei o. II
bolOt, bnor ban fommer, or let Al
ie, tiger aamepama, oa BANS Oro
bar oerfor me1en gGat. Iangt me
re emo aameoamas piI6e baoe.
Suao Ger fan bIioe no al eli ioa.
ban ManS er fife let at iige. Bro.
fnrotoren iio0er BAN enonm | 9Gr.
met. Wc0iciniaIget er finn 9eien til
9%aaobuiet. men meOens ban irIBer
@eOicin ittOerer ban BEN ior at
fuuue oioe pirfelia SiaIp. @en ii.
ben ban bcgunote al fomme til air.
fe / sui. bar ban neie benia5olot
Smonaen og alto t%iIbraat oen i
6ioa.
9etaIer arbei6ct iia life? Or on
me0 | Oct, iao me9et ion DIT blroe
brre2 Raor fan oi febe oct 6us !
6ion? Get bliper ODrere @aoneo
Tor Maaneo.
@eo bierteIia 9iIien I'll ale q6.
iere % meO 9nffet ON Serrens Del.
iianeIie ar lea iremOeles
@6ers lloien6ina,
). %. I u intbcrs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

9reiten. Der er Ia9t paa 9pIoen.
Suao ifal Der gpres peo BAN?
sefretprcn Tor n56e 9aptiit @ai-
niiters' Some Societp9 Tiger: Ri
9aptiiters arbeiOe gereS ~OeientIig
paa Siplpebaiis. @et5ooiiterne bar
ct geniionsipitem; @piifopaIerne
arbeioer ben moo oenne 01et5oOe.
9resb0terimerne % aongreBatio-
naliiterne bar Ell iubii0Gr Asiurau.
&c, iom biplper 8r9iten til At 5i9I.
pc iig ielo. gi 9optiiter bar
neppe iaaet Spn Tor itsrre Ting.
M}eo llnotaaelie al et be9rpniet
arbeioe / MasIar6uietts gsres BE-
Ie bort ar6eioe efter ct 2inorings-
Sptem." glanot 2lt6eranere geres
Der ogioa 5orisg, men bort Gam.
Juno bar 6i0til o9iaa ppientIig
fulQt Qinorings- Spitemet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

rlmmet Tor oenne Sang alIereoe er
optaget Al Snoienoelier bonO ri
fnloe 5aoe 9pit til at iise I Ret
ming al 5ilbnaeblif paa BET Aar,
ri itaar oeo gnoen al. iaar ri gem.
me til iioen.
Saa blot Bette gnife ior oct aar.
ri oeo @uos 9aaoe aaar inc /:
Ma oct Tor ollie - 9riere, Sol.
oere Snoienoere % andre Meoarbei.
0ere bIine ct goot Mari ct oeliignet
9eaaoesaarl mao bet Tor 9la0et bIipe
ct 6remifriotSaarl % maa BET bIipe
ct gar. oa ri ale MAJ beore foritan.
at glaoets ltOgipeIie % Misiion er
noqet, iom ri maa itaa iommen
ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

st goot Soar. Dian ipurgte en-
Gang goit. 8alter0orf / Berlin,
boorfor ban life uOtrpffelig Oe mere
o~eoboIoenoe prpoifeOe imoo entelte
grope Batter, iaaiom 0ruffenffab,
Sor, lltugt % lignenOe, men iPr.
lig ipreoe intoo gantroen. San ion.
reoe: n1oar man beleirer en- Stno.
ina angriber man life 2pitilottene,
men neutrality-suspicious.. 5or man
fsrit erobret oisie, iao bar man
meo Oct Iamme ogiaa 9pitilottene. .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

til, ia set er Dor gligt; men
- Der er anore 1ina. iom ri og
iaa bnroe men Tom iao ofte oper.
les. nemlig At be0e roi o. BEN.
I c ell @pffelie peo pore alminoeli
ge @uOstieneiter. let or oog En-
itor. men isrgeIig Sanobeo. At Oct
oite life er ianleoes. Spor mango
er Der al @nos 9srn, ion nonr
BE lnar I'll oeres ipooanlige @uos.
tieneiter peuter, at Der neo 0isie
@nostieneiier itiIoe tie noaet no
oOer Oct almiu0eliae2 Sa. MOI
man life enooaino iomme 5iocr
belt aIemmer at beoe Tor oisie al
min0eligc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %
Tor ben, iom uOOeIer Oroet? 9oor
ofte mon pi. ser iorfDnOer Oroet.
Ielp tror pon. at PED Oisie gnnife
aIminoelige @u%ostieneiter maa ui
pente Ell 9pffelie2 Non oi life
oItior liOt tror paa 0r0ets % Nan.
Oens prffen0e arait2 Gr bet Oa
iaa unoerIiat. at ri Ter iaa liot al
uirfelia, Juno % iano 8Gttelie2 On
anoen Si0e al iamme Gag, iou
mantfe nof fife blen u0talt
Iiae meO oisie Orb. men Imfen
par irem6oI6t. 8i ianr Ell 8Gf.
felic. IA mart ri, @uos 5oIf. DE
niahcosiolf o. Rr9iter, er pillige
til at bctale Omfoitningerue. Oct
fuh0e mnaife. iadoan adnife ilp9.
tiat let. innes al pPre en- Tor orr
tia Ranitan6. men Der er oo9 uiit
noget Get. gao os ie pan Den.
Ser trnfcs pei life inn me8et pna
oct llolGl. Der fan bpre iorbnnoet
me0 MiSiionsme0er on %lianen0e.
0et fommer man 10 / 6ealen 10.
genlun0e cuer; men Der er iaa man.
ge anore Cmtoimiuaer bun0e Tor
4ruit o. Menigbeo. 0pao ian oct
upre2 iperger on Se MI eiter. ont
ou fan iinoe no1et al oct, life ida
mcBet hos De andre. men i%narere
hos 0ia ielp. Der fin0es meQet. iom
otter min Mening itaar iom en-
6inorina Tor en- 8pffelie. 0m BET
iinoes Dos oia ueo ieg life. oct par
Oct. ou ieln ifuIIe ie eTter. Su1O
iDaes ou en 9Greipae. 0ioiigbeO.
SpurbeO. @errig6eo, Soripnselia.
heo. iorltoen al oen 5mn1frpI
Man6 oa Wano imeIlem2 Won IL.
fe ri MAJ bare noget al oct oronet
liot. isr pi tsr pente en- o%irfelia
9rffelie2 aunOe MAJ orone oct
me6 at qiue oisie Ting pasIeHOe
Gapne, ina par Oct aIereoe oronet
ibi Oct bar man iorieat LANCE Ii.
Der.
opem bar oel 9pit til at fa(Oe
iia ieIo prein. ielo ON set pna al.
Ie Mann0er ifinner igennem. adar
maaife ina niot, al nan trpffer fla
belt tilbage, nanr man life bIioer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

5 tpIf aomerun, airito, bespno-
res en- presbpterianIf Risiion for
fem aar iioen. Nu er Der en- DE.
nigbeo poa 1890 Meolemmer, og
Der er $1,000 pan Brsoeliiten. De
mno lope at boloe op meo afguos-
oprfeIie, betdIe oeres @9l0, NPno.
Der bar Here aoner, man ifille Jig
ira oisfe itnotagen ben fsrite, De
mao ofboI0e Tia ira Sor, 6etale ct
noentIigt giOrog til airfens u0gif.
ter og oeltage | @uostieneIten. DE.
nigbeoen u~noerboI0er MI f07 gpon-
gelifter og 20 9onosbnIfoler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

6orbereotbeo er ct Oro, iom
bar en- fRrlig 8etponine for IL
ben. Oct itaar for lono Amerifmis-
me o. enbper pirfelis ameritaners
Gori1t at intte 2anoet | en- faaom
GorfporsItano, at Ri fan forbpoe
en- fremmeo Magt at gsre Sano.
gang eIler ffaoe eanoet, ifriOer Ell
8pttebIao, o. bet tiIlpgger: DE.
oens hi taller ON at boIoe en- rem.
rneo Gienbe uoe al 2anoet, OiIoe bet
pare goot ogina at betone Nsopen.
oigbe6en al en- s5orbereotbeo," Tom
fan iooriDe inore Gienoer, Der uu-
6erprober Notionens Nonoisbeb %
e1pr5k. Oeiod oisie er mango. DE-
& q pirteIie truenbe Gdre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

.5rpnger on til 9eiteitigelie?"
Sperg Uncle Gam. Tiger 8ilion.
5 8oman's Some Companion ior
Sanuar iiger @lrbeios- Itiniiter ISM
.. 8ilion: .0eriom on snifer Be
ifpftigelie, be0 llnrle Sam. Ser
ION on enifer en- arbeiOer. beO
Uncle Gam. 5ieneiten er ri. III
itano ipilIer ingen &oIle. 0eres
9oitmeiter Dil agere gmploperings-
agent. % 3egerin9en Dil belerge
3eiten. Oct rationale @mplopr
ings. 9ureau oil, UNDER a%rbeiOs-
8epartementets auipieier, mootn.
ge anisgning ON geifpftigelie ira
et6pert Sn6ioio / Limited States
Get er re0e til at iinoe 6iplp Tor
arbei0sgipere % grbeioere. 9eniig'
ten er life alene at bringe
oct pcrionlsie Arbeioe oa ben
o~rbeioslsie 8erion iammen, men
at onbrinee Den rette Ser
ion paa oct rette Ste0. Oct er eet
al Be Itsrite 9ing iom limited Sta
tes Reaering nogen Sinoe bar taget
fla Tor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

Oct norife @isiionsielitabs 90
p%eobeitnrelie / StaDdnger bar III.
g91tb." 6eiluttet, at Sc 0aisiionRrer
Iom ifuI0e baoe reiit til @aoaea-
far, paa @runo al be uiIfre Reiie-
for6olo, ifaI blipe biemme til 5or.
aaret. Sets M%isiionprer, iom ito
ligere a~ireiite biemmeirn, og iom M
ligger i Narieille, 5rnnfria, os oen-
ter pao SfibsleiligbeO. er 6Ieoen
biemfulot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

Ere 5ierOele al ben triltne Strife /
8oreas MeOlemmer ifal oere 8res-
bgterianere, meoens De 90 Brocent
al De sorige er Metbooiiter. Oct
er ioaIeoes bopeoiagelig Oisie TO
Samiun0. ser bar 9eOeIien al Cir
fens arbeiOe Der / SaanD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29
0eo Magsliiitet.

He0dttsren al ct Sld0 ltddr 5or'
BOLD til mango Nenneifer. til
M~eoarbeiOere, Snoienoere, 9piere
- oe oerfor isler ban 9rang til en-
Gang imellem at rette ct Oro d.
refte til Dem, ban iaaleOes itaar /
Iprliat 5orbolo I'll. gi benpttar
aarsifiitet til at iige ct iaaoan.
Orb.
Get logger / Sagens Ratur, at
Der mao opre mango ON at uogtue
ct gloo, oe ber tpnfes life aIene
poa Dem, Der bi9Iper til at gtDe
9Iaoet Snobolo, men tillige pna
Dem. Der iPtter, presier. efspeoerer
9Iaoet, OF Dem, Der isrer bets Regn.
ifob.
% / an0en 6enieenoe regner Ri
9laoets SoIoere og 2piere for Dc
otetigfte al alle Dem, Der itaor lam.
men ON Ell 9laos llogibeIie. noen
eoers Ststte fun6e gloSet ilet life
uogines, o9 uoen eoers 29sning
baboe oct ingen Wisfion.
Sbao ri berfor Der fsrit pil iise
til ale Clogs Re6arbeioere, oct er:
5ierteIie Sof for e0ers W~eoorbejoe
og Ststte gennem bet iOunone aor.
Wen - oct err life aIti6 beboge.
liat at pore Reonftsr. Son er 10
netop InaIe6es itiGIet, at bon er
iii at beo6mme, FRITZ.
fere og un6erti6en orage 5n0.
Ien6elier.
Oq oct er iao ip9rt at fate en-
Sn0ienoeIie | Bapirsfurpen, naar
man fsler ia o~oerbeoiit ON, at Sno'
ien0eren mener bet aa bel Og
life oil pore / Stano til at inoie,
bporfor bans Snoienoelie nrnges.
Maen for 9la6ets og 9RiernesSf Dlo
err Heonftsren tolingen til unoerti.
ben at fslge tit eget Sfsn og ornge.
Get ipnes npiten at bare en- bel
Stunt at itpre inaleoes, at man bper'
fen fadr Tor a a eller for m ong e
giorngere.
8i boloer al aorreiponoancer, og
99ierne bolOer ogiaa Of Dem, blot
De er lise til og ufunitleoe. 5ortRl
Blot ligeirem og life for langt.
gi letter itor Bris poa digit, 30.
Ell, men R imeri pil Ri BELT uPre
fri for. Den, Der life mngter eaer
bar en- iGregen Gpne til at ifriue og
uotrpffe Tanfer % 5slelier | bum
ben Still, MAJ bellere laoe bet Dp.
re.
Gnonu liot til SnoienSere: en-.
bDer MAJ let funne f%orItnn, at 8i-
Drag til ct gInos Snobol6 life til.
flDoer oct I en- iRpn Strem. timber
ti6en fommer Der for liot, til andre
9ioer for meeet, men glaoet eier
tiin ct beitemt Spnlteriim.
8i finder oltio pna Haao til at
fDIoe glaoet, men Ri fen6er intet
Hnao til at ifnffe efstra Spdlterum;
Oct eneite, ri fan gsre, naar Bio.
BET er fulot, Oct er at laoe Reiten
Dente, og oo fsfger pi ben Regel,
at gioe bet fsrit gIaos, iom bar
Npbeosinteresie, og fn6e ArtifIer,
Tom piI bore Iige gooe til enbper
1i6, pente; bIanot oisie fblges iaa
ben ReseI: Gsrft til Nbae, faar
fsrft moIet.
Nsen Ri moa fIirtte, ba SpnIte'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

llnOerboloning, abaifetball~,
spmnditiife 9uelier, Sosmning,
Dams, ia enoogiaa ngourtibip"
@eilen. artiebeo) anbefales iom
ling, iom en- o~up-to-onte" (mo-
oerne) airfe mon 6pOes pao. Ter.
JON Qirfen Ifal bpoe paa Oisie
ling, ioa bsr BrRiten ogina opsues
| benz, fortPIler MAJ os, % oerfor
bsr pore tbeologiife Seminarier
uorufte ben poroenoe Baitor til
oisle 5Rroigbeoer. Or oct at I'M
0res oper, at iomme 6olf life len-
gere tnger Religionen oluorlig2
Ipsrger y9be 0iitberan."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

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application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-29

Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-04
THEY FAILED TO
NAVIGATE STREAM
IN EARLY DAYS

The Wausau Pilot, in its" occurrences
of long ago., makes mention of q
steam boat that was built ia Stevens
Point to run between that city and
Mosinee. Several attempts were made
in the days before the advent of the
railroad to navigate the Wisconsin riv-
or between these two points and also
bet Eeen Mosinee and Wausau. William
Fellows and a Mr.. Walton were the
first to try the venture. along in the
late sixties, and their boat made sew
eral trips between the Point and Little
Bull, but was abandoned as q losing
proposition. Mosinee possesses the
only relic of this steamboat and that is
the bell on the fire engine house. A
few years later another attempt was
was made at steamboat navigation, but
after two or three futile attempts the
boat was beached at Beams eddy 1and
turned into a saw mill In 1882 w. w.
Mitchell of Stevens Point attempted to
solve this problem, but was no more
successful than his predecessors, and
after making two or three trips with
unfavorable results, gave it up.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-04
4 Gentle Reminder

A well known business man in Law
renee, Mass. once had q customer who
contracted debt that ran along un-
paid for year or more and even sew
eral letters failed to bring about q
settlement. &C
One day while glancing over the re-
ligious notices in a local paper, the
business man saw something that gave
him o new idea. He went to his desk
and wrote the following note to the
debtor.
My Dear Sir: ] see in the local
press that you are to deliver an ad-
dress on Friday evening before the Y.
NJ. C. A. on the Sinners Unbalanced
Account. inclose yours, as yet unbal-
anced, and trust that l may have the
pleasure of attending your lecture. {"
Youths Companion.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-11-04
Fur Store Bargains
This Week

We offer as specials this week all IS
cent neckties at 20 cents and all extra
fine so cent ties 80 cents.
We offer SO sweaters at $3.50 and So
mackinaws at So. Boys mackinaws at
$42s and $4.75 best there is on the mar
ket.
Boys so cent shirts at as cents. We
have the best so cents and $500 sweat
tiers we have ever seen. Boys and
mems jerseys. A full line of underwear
union and two piece, wool shirts, work
and dress shirts, work pants, overalls,
jackets, etc.
Ladies' we have long coats in Russian
pony, Marmot and muskrat just what
you need for riding. Then we have
mems fur ond fur lined coats and a
splendid stock of Ladies furs and ex ira
muffs.
We will run that splendid canvas
glove full size and with knit top at S
cents this week, limit S pairs to Gus
toner.
The Fur Store