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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
Officers Are Elected-Meet-
ing an Enthusiastic One,
and is Attended by Repre-
sentative Business Men Of
Escarnbia and Santa Rosa.
Staff Special.

The framing Of the charter of the
Escambia-Santa Rosa Bridge corpo-
ration, and election of temporary Of
ficers, featured the meeting between
the stockholders of the tentative or
ganization and the commissioners Of
Santa Rosa and Escambia county,
held at Milton yesterday, and attend
ed by many from Pensacola.
The general nature of the business
to be transacted by the corporation
will be to GUY, sell, handle, manufac-
ture, generate and deal in electricity,
and to develop power with which to
manufacture and generate electricity,
to build and operate urban and sub
urban lines of railway for the car
riage Of passengers and freight for
hire, to be operated by electric motor
or other power, to build and operate
toll bridges over and across rivers,
waters and streams of the state Of
Florida, and if deemed expedient 70
supply electrical power i'll the ham
ding and operating of drawbridges
/ connected with bridges over the riv-
/ ers, streams and waters OF the state,
and in conjunction with the business
of manufacturing and generating
| electricity, and of operating toll
bridges over the streams, rivers and
waters of the state of Florida, or any
other state or foreign country, and
supplying electrical power for the
operation of the drswbridges connect
ed with such bridges, and supplying
electric lights for the approaches and
in lighting the said bridges, and for
supplying electric current for light
and power for commercial purposes,
and to install, own and operate tele-
| phone lines in said state, states or
counties"
The meeting was called to order by
| Peter Tomasello, of Santa Rosa coun-
ty, and election of temporary chair
man and secretary followed, Mr..
TomaseIlo taxing the chair, and d.
R. Read acting as secretary.
The following temporary officers
were elected:
Peter Tomasello, president.
J. B. Perkins, first vice-president.
| Charles Simpson, second vice-presi-
dent.
William Herrider, secretary.
E. r. Malone, treasurer.
Directors from Santa Rosa county:
Peter Tomasello, d. r. Read, j.
q. Collins, Harry w. Thompson, w
J. Williams, Jr.; G. H. Simpson, w
w. Clark, w. w. Powers, J. G. Nc
Rae, S. M. Cox, Peter Rosasco, T. S
SowelL
Directors from Escambia county
]. B. Perkins, r. NJ. Cary, P. L. Rollo
w. M. Herrider, Peter Lindenstruth
T. A. Jennings, e. r. Malone, M. J
Elkan, G. 2. Wentworth, j. D. c. New
ton, Max L. Bear, VIII L. Meyer, J
G. Pace.
Almost the entire morning session
was consumed in the reading ant
amendment of the bylaws, the meet
ing adjourning shortly after noon, re
converting at 1:30, when the direc
tors and county commissioners spen
4 a short time in an informal discus
sion.
TIE meeting was very largely at
tended, representative business me
( Of both counties being in attendance
and entering into the plans Of tn
S corporation with enthusiasm.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
.SJFFRAGIST WILL
WORK FOR DEFEAT
PRESIDENT WILSON
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. IL
The National Woman's party in ex-
er, tive conference here today pledged
its best efforts in twelve equal suf-
frage states to defeat the Democratic
candidate for president, congratulated
the Progressive, Prohibition and So
cialist parties upon their endorsement
Of suffrage for women by national &C
ton, and commended the position Of
Charles E. Hughes, the Republican
nominee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
CALL FOR MEETING
FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE AUG. a
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Tampa, Fla, Aug. ia special
meeting of the Florida state Demo
cratic executive committee is called by
State Chairman Geo. P. Raney, to
meet in Jacksonville August "a, at
which time three more candidates for
presidential electors will be selected,
only three having been nominated IN
the state primary, June 9th Names
viii be placed on ballot by petition
which requires the signatures of SOC
voters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
PRICES
MAY Be RAISED
Reason For Threat of Ba-
kers May Lead To a
Federal Investigation.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Aug. 11.-Whether
there will be a federal investigation
into the high cost of flour and pros
pective increases in bread prices de-
ponds upon a report of Commissioner
Hurley, who is in Chicago making in
quiries for the federal trade commits
sion. Hurley went to Chicago to get
definite information from the Nation
al Bakers Association concerning
statements made at their convention
at Salt Lake, saying the price of
bread would be increased.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
TURKEY REFUSES ALLOW
RELIEF BOARD TO WORK

Washington, Aug. 11.-Turkey has
refused to grant the request of the
United States that a neutral COM
mittee be permitted to undertake re-
lief work IN Syria, where thousands
Of native Christians are reported to
be starving.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
PRESIDENT WILL GIVE
UP HIS WEEK END TRIP

Washington, Aug. 11.-President
Wilson decided tonighs TO give up his
weekend cruise on the yacht May
flower, because he is anxious to keep
in close touch with negotiations in
New York for averting a general
railroad strike.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
HUGHES SPEECH FULL
OF MEASUREMENTS

Washington, Aug. 11.-Randsdells
of Louisiana, told the senate today
that the Hughes Fargo speech last
night contained Hmore migstatements"
than he had ever seen together at
one time. He particularly denounced
the nominee for his reference to the
rivers and harbors bill as pork
barrel BILL
Senator Smoot defended Hughes
statements as accurate. Referring ia
his defense Of Secretary Redheld by
Senator Smith, Smoot said it apt
peared that "some one is being hii
By Hughes charges"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
TEN PER CENT PROFIT
TAX ON MUNITIONS

Washington, Aug. IA ten per
cent net preft tax on manufacture Of
munitions Of war was determined
upon today by Democrats Of the SEN
ate finance committee as a substitute
for the munitions taxes proposed in
the house revenue bill.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
CITY COMMISSIONER
OF MEMPHIS SUSPENDED

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 11-W. 7.
McLain, q member Of the Memphis
city commission, against whom custer
proceedings are pending, was sus-
pended from Office today on motion Of
attorneys for the state. McLain, who
was fire and police commissioner,
was charged principally with fais---
to enforce prohibition laws.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
GOOD BYE WO0DMEN, HOPE TO SEE YOU AGAIN
THE PEA SHOOTER IN THE TRENCHES

A CATAPULT BUILT ON THE
SAME IDEA AS THE SCHOOL
BOYS "PEA SHOOTER" is BEING
USED BY AUSTRALIAN SOL
DIERS, FIGHTING IN FRENCH
TRENCHES, TO HURL BOMBS AT
THE ENEMY. THE PICTURE
SHOWS THE CATAPULT, AND A
BOMB ABOUT TO BE RELEASED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
TWENTY KILLED WHEN
MAGAZINE BLEW UP

London, Aug. 11.-Twenty persons
were killed, and one hundred and fifty
injured by the accidental explosion
of q military powder magazine at
Dudesti, near Bucharest, says a Reu-
ter dispatch from the Roumanian cap
ital.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
IMMENSE QUANTITY
LIQUOR SEIZED BY
STATE CONSTABLES
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Charleston, S. c., Aug. 11.-State
constables today seized 1900 half
pint bottles of whiskey and 1880
bottles of beer near Charleston, the
liquor being valued at $4,000. The
seizure was the largest since prohibit
ton law went into effect.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
PRESIDENT CONSENTS
TO ADDRESS WOMEN

New York, Aug. 11.-President
Wilson promised today to address the
National American Woman Suffrage
Associations convention at Atlantic
City September 8, if other engage
ments do not prevent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
ADMIRAL HOWARD PLACED
ON THE RETIRED LIST

Washington, Aug. 11.-Rear Ad-
miral Thomas Benton Howard was
placed on the retired list today on
account of age. He was born in Il
inois, had twenty-four years sea ser
vice, and his last duty was president
of the naval examining and retiring
board.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
FARMER DIGS
UP 4 FORTUNE
Turns Up Silver Bars Buried
by Spaniards, Worth
$500, 900.
ny AssOCTATED Press

Nacona, Texas, Aug. ia farmer
named Palmer, near here several
days ago plowed up silver bars on
his farm estimated to be worth from
one hundred to two hundred and
eighty thousand dollars. 1t is believed
the bars were left there by Spaniards
in the sixteenth century.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
KILLED
IN BIG PANIC
Steamship With 1000 Pas
sengers and Cargo of Oil,
Catches Fire.
b AssoCIATEn PRrss.

Athens, Aug. 1.-THE Greek
steamer Eletheria, bound from sa-
lonki to Volo with a cargo of oil and
twelve hundred passengers, caught
fire today off the island of Skiatho.
Forty persons were killed and many
injured. The ships captain finally
succeeded in bleaching the vessel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
STRIKE QUESTION IS
TO Be FINALLY PASSED
ON SOME TIME TODAY
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Aug. 11.-Whether
leaders of 100000 employees of rail-
roads of the country will make good
their threat of a general strike unless
demands are granted by managers
Of 225 roads, will probable be known
tomorrow, it was learned tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12

Continued From Page one.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-12
WEATHER FORECAST

Showers and thunderstorms Saturday
and probably Sunday, with light south
winds
Yesterdays temperature: Highest, 81
degrees; lowest, II degrees.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14

Segenct. Seq funoe life ionc, og
at orbejoc> bar ser life Sale ON
Nto119c 2ngcr blcp roablpurgt; men
life CIT al 0cn1 fl11oc bjplpe n1in.
Seq Dprtc 81 Sole ON &l1r;fp %
bcltlltc 11ogct. Srb fan life BE- fripe
ocr bio11noerligc &irfning, Sen bop,
DC pau mig. Otter en- Moo11e6 bor
jog frllf, 5mcrternc bar forlmrno=
nc, jog fl110c ipilc n1eo e(ppetit
og orbej0e bpcr Sag og igjcn ms
jeg CT Juno, forfrilfcn6c 5ppn. Sill
riff gjoroc for mig bpoo ingc.l
Dpftpr bonoe bnrct i Stun0 til o1
G%lllt11ocr far biDnet ON Sc us
lm9rfebe Ggcn1fobcr nos Bette gam.
lc l(rten1ioOel. 9Sl1tct Tilful0c hor
bUret lau ilen1t % intct S%Sloebcfin=
oenbc loa olporligt, at Sc fife bor
broat &inlp. Sffe til 5olgs pou
Apotbcfcr. Spcciellc 9(gentcr for=
Set 0ireftc til 9l%ncnbe0e,,
fra Tabrifanterl1es 2oborotorium'.
Sfrip til 9r: Ectcr Tobr1cn &
Cons Co. 1875 5p. &ppne 9(pc.
Chicago, SIl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14

sultat, at efter Besattelsen af
Fronterne RAIDER Centralmagter-
ne kun over o,o8 Millioner i Re
serve, medens Vestmagternes
Rcserver er 1871 og Russernes
LIZ Millioaer. o. da Udsig-
ternc for en- Ofensiv i meget
vesentlig Grad afhanger af,
hvor store Reserverne er, faldcr
denne Beregniag ogsaa nd til
Fordel for Ententemagterne.
Tyskerne har pr@vet at lobe
Storm mod allie Frontier med
Diet Formal at fremtvinge Ell
Afgj@6relse. Mod Vest glippe-
de Diet i August-September 1914,
mod 0st i Sommeren 1915, OF
derefter vendte den tyske Her-
ledelse sig mod Syd@st, men
med samme negative Resultat.
I de to sidstc Tilfalde opnaaedc
man kun at forlange og udvile
F%ronterne, og da Diet betydcr
Aere Besaetningstropper, der
maa tages fra R~eserverne, er en-
Fortsattelse den sikreste Vel
for Tyskerne til at ruinere sig
selv. Den tyske Herledelse er
bleven klar over, at Afgj@relscn
maa s@ges paa V%estfronten, OF
derfor .satte den ind med saa
voldsom Kraft, forinden Eng
Tenderness F~oraars1lar er over
fort og Russerne kan r@re paa
sig. Planen var rigtig og god.
ct andet Sp6rgsmaal err Diet, ON
Verdun var Diet rette Sted at
gjennemf3re den. I hvert Fald
har Storml@bet endnu like gil
vet noget Resultat at st@rre,
endsige a%fgj9rende Betydniag,
og Chancen skulde ligge netop
i Ell Overlapping. Men Fraask-
meniene bevarer deres Ro i six
ker Forvisning ON, at deres It'd
nok skal komme, og den1e urok-
kelige Tillid err ct ilde Varsel
for Tyskerne. Hvordan man
end vender og drejer Diet, har
'EntentemagterAe langt de st6r-
ste Hare, og der er heller ikke1
Twill ON, at de kan bcsejre
Centralmagterne militprt, mar
Diet rette Samarbejde er til Ste
de. Og Verdun-Situationens
tUdvikliag tyder paa, at Joffre
og hans Forbundsf9ller har 1agt|
Alt til Rette til Foraarets KAN
payne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14
6nlnatrrnra At,tal.
Hvor mango der slaas paa de
store Valpladser.

Den russiske Krigsminister
General Polivanov, udtaltc sig
forleden ON de Allieredcs For.
beredelse til Observation-Disclosures
han forsikrede, at Russerne nj
har fuldtop af Reserver og Am
munitlon og andre Krigsforn9-
denheder, og fdjede til, at Ell
tentemagterne har Alverdens IA
turlige Hjalpekilder til deres
Raadighed, medens Centralmag-
terne befinder sig som i Ell be-
Festning og stadig maa
tere paa deres egen Kraft. Og
i Tyskland we'd main, at samtlige
.Modstandere traffer store For
beredelser til en- samtidig Of
we'd Sommertide. bet CT
10 netop. for at komme en- saa-
dan Aktion i ForkjGbet, at den
tyske Harledelse har begyndt
Stor1nlQbet mod Verdun, idet
den bclert at Erfaringer meget
rigtigt gaar nd fra, at Vestfron-
ten er Diet eneste Sted, hvor Ty-
skerne har en- Chance for at
fremtvinge Afgj@relsen,
og der maa handles, linden de
engelske Rescrver kan saettes
ind. Men / samme Grad er
General .Joffre interesseret i at
udskyde den %afgj0rende Ramp,
Englenderne er over
fort og Terranet tilladcr Rus
serne at st6de mod .0st, OF han
er heller like gaaet i den Falde,
som den tyske H@rledelse har
opstillet we'd Verdun; han lader
Verdun og dens Forsvarere kla-
re sig SEW og holder sine Ho-
vedreserver tilbage til den SAM
Ofensiv paa samtlige
Frontier.
Tyskerne synes selv at acre
klar over, at Verdun-Planen er
mislvkkedes. I :hvert Fald tract
fer ogsaa de store Forberedel-
ser til Sommeren. Allie krigsfd-
rende Slater anspander sig for
til den It'd at vare saa sterke
som paa nogen Made muligt.
bet i~nteressante Sp6rgsmaal cr
ola: Hvor store er Harene? Sci
rem er vel ogsaa afhangig at Lc-
'delsens Dygtighed og mango
andre Forhold, men ta1messic
Overlegen11ed er dog at v9sentt-
lig Betydning; den Part, der har
de fleste Soldater, vii i Almin-
delighted kunne holde lengst I'D
og / denne Krig kommer Diet
mere end nogen Sinde for an
naa T1hO1denhad
Bestemte Tai har man like ct
holde sig til, da Herledelserae
selvsagt like giver nogen Oplys-
ming, men netop Anspande1sen-
for at udnytte Menneskemateria-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14

Gen ManS, iom tprit ppiauSt
,Spbn. ~@nb belligne Sen Mono,
lpn1 f6rlt opfo116t Sppn", lfol Gm1-
cbp Eon3a boDe lo9t. % mco Mette
fan BON baoc io9t set, thi goo,
1unb 5dpn CT / 5onobco &opne1l
for 9pi1e og @clpGrc> bbor trut
&jcrne og u0mottet 2egerne, rcttcs
pp igje1. 5u11o, rolig 59nn CT al
tbs forbl,nbct mc0 go0 &el6rco. Scr.
s. 8ernalon, 81 500 epelt 5trcet.
Seem Worf iGtp> berprcr bcttc / ct
npligt @reh. @an %ifriper: "6nr ont
trent to Star 1t6cn bleb jeg ing og
les al @oncopinc og 5mcrter / hclc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14

Gn pittig Gcuior. Gn Screening
| So1tcnbor9 bonoc tpr 11c9c1 SID
iioen ic1Ot ct al fine Mcolcnn,cr,
Scr ct blcpc11 togct til 6ol1gc al
Gnalnnocr11c oo .for i0cn bcfi11ocr
Jig / CT cngclit Tu11gelejr, en- lille
Eoffc nnco forifjclligc Suaoogopcr.
Mfootogeren icn0tc / bcr1 Nnlco=
ming Tore11ingens Torn1ono ct Hp1tz
fort, poo hnilfct bol1 toffcDe for
0cn tillc1otc Eoffc> l1cl, Dcsuoc1l
tilfpjeoc npglc Orb, / bpilfe boll
1l0trpftc lin Hcunorin9 ipr Inlf=
lol10; 81. a. lfrp bo1: Scr CT finn
ct Splfluno / &erbcn."
Gen cngcllfc Gcnlpr fun0t innr'
Nnlebning til at tilbogcbnloc Gplfc=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14

HvB DE 0NsKER at byte De-
res Farm, Butik, levende Billed
Fremstilling, Illus ellers hyad som
helst bort for noget andet, saa lad
os faa Diet paa vor Liste, o. vi
skal hjelpe Dem Gil an god. Han
del THE LDCATORS,
as 335. Temple Court Bldg.
Minneapolis. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14
16Q
OIL F1HSC e win
A MINI.

16O AcRESA - fem Mil fra
Thief River Falls, omtrent Halvde-
len opdyrket, % Acres tilsaaet med
Vinterrug og Timothe. Godt 2-Vae-
relsers Hus. Stald til 80 Kreaturer.
Maskin-Skur osv. Saerdeles ;billigt til
$4,000 pr. Acre, og paa Vllkaar, der
passer Kj@beren. Err nu udlejet, men
kan faas straks. Dette er den bedste
Lejlighed for en- Mand med lidt
PENCE.
$50 ACRES, aaben Pr@rie med
nogen Smaaskov, godt drenet og
udmarket lord, fem Mil fra BY. -
$500 pr. Acre med $4,000 udbe-
tall. Lige derived en- halv Section
til Leje for Part af AfgrSden, 11o
Acres opdyrket; godt lille Hus oe
Stald; godt Wand.
$50 ACRES, - otte Mil vest for
Mahnomen; hvis solgt hurtigt da
$47.5O pr. Acre paa Vilkaar eftsr
Kj9berens 0nske. - Overdragelss
straks; godt nyt Hus; god Stald,
'fgranary" IS (
Nogle faa Kvart-Seetdoner til
$500 pr. Acre, s til 10 Nil fra
Jernbaneby. Jeg kJSber o& ssel9sr.
men kj@ber kun under gangbar Pris,
saa jeg kan altid saelge hilligere
end andre.
JOHN BRATRUD.
Thief River Falls. - Minnesota.
HVIS DU ONSKER
dyrket eller udyrket Land we'd elle1
lac S6en med Udsigt Over Aaer
Fjord og Fj@ld i F%orbindelse med
god Naeringsvej og Nerhed til
Seattle. saa skriv ON n@rmere Op.
lysninger til
A. M. HOIDALE,
200 Alaska Bldg, Seattle, Wash.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14
WMM1ASSS;S;SocAE6H8
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Anrnrt1a &ttlltn1.

SIN 9ccen1berbag / 1914, So
@nrbens tire &p11gcr n1pDtes /
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relpcftibc &olbning 1,11bcr &erocns=
friact, tit l(olanbet, og nonnlig sc
fr%igsfpren6c Mogtcr, ct nlcgct .tpoc=
figt Sr1Otrpf al, at Sc tire 2o11oc
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teoe Ill fnlles ogresiip Optrrocn;
tae1, Sen rent mprullfe &irfr1ino
pua Sen pprige Gerben pdr / og
for Zig en- ltor &in6ing, bois 8etpo=
ming ingenlu110c mao un0erfjel16cs.
Sm noget .praftilf Mclultat fl11oc
ser nGppe bore Sule.
0g Bette gGloer ogloo Sen 5on1-
meufpmlt, 1om / Morts of6pl0tcs
!, meIlem SC trc 2o11ocs &pnleilsprn.
{i0e1ter og ll0enrigsn1iniltre; Ma.
BET bpl6tes / &jpbenbapl1 otter Sro=
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ger al ltprre &igtig6eo, lpru / Ser
forlpbne SID bar DGret frcrnn1c."
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.Gpsrgsmaal al praftiif 8ctponinQ
..lr gnigbeo opnonet, oels ONT Sort
jpttdie al allereoe trl1fne Settles
fo%rbere6elier, 6els ON 1lpe Tprol1.
ftnlti1inger / Sc tire 2an0es Slt1=
sesle." - 9ette er bogt> l1flart, tn1:
HnDigt. Set flyer ingenti11g, aiccr
snrfc Blanche til ulle @tsringer.
Derimo0 cr Sen o~fficielle yic0z
oedies 11oite @alb0el laa laro p9
riqtig, lon1 Sen er flar; ri gjenaiper
sen FER:
,yorbonolineerne, lom for tjent
iii D%6erligere at befelte BET gcoc
.sFSerbol6 mellem Sc trc Miger> hor
eaiDei ct NIT l1Dtrpf for 9nifet ont
Dpretboloel1en al en- lppol og 1tpor=
Hiif Hentrnlitet: Sra olle Sioer no-
foIfes Bn]fet ONT, at Set Diotil poo=
anncn6e 5nmarbej0e fremnt(cs
n1oatte blibe forfeit, og at til Tren1=
rae beraf Meoer al &egleringsunco=
Iena1ner eller ol1ore &epr9l %entonter
for Megjeri,tgernc maotte firoe
6teo, noor 5orbol0enc gjer >t
fr1het."
SobeoinotrDffet al aonfcrcncc1
er oette, at set bar bit Jig 11n1uli9t
at Ifobc e, fpllesnor0iif Clifton.
sr,e,1 ogiaa at set CT 1tmllligt for ct
al Sc tire 2orrbe at fpre en- Noc1.
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bres. Danmarf CT ttlbplel1g I'll
1,ooc Manoe at billie looe TIT 9on.
sci %fontrol1ere al Sc Mliereoe; Nor:
&c bar life 1traft fig llet laa loret
met, Bat BOG life altfor oirette pro:
te5teret moo Sc Mlliere6eS egenroo
oiac Sun6elspolitif. Derimoo ppfot
ter gperige oentte San0elspoliti
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sn,1f1,no lite bebbber at befiaS
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a4n.~ fn, c,,fner 8ris mna bolDe:
,,oe ii set aagtaarofl ION tor S'0e'
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14

rcl1s %c,noring fpr bons Tnore,
lono, men ifrcp fun / Morginen
ll0fpr &c citcrcDc Sr0: uNuDlfclpD!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-14

oS ! VI IoAieSllSI dl
"Militare Tidsskrift"' findes en-
interessant Afhandling heron,
udarbejdet paa dette G%rundlag.
Den militRre Forfatter henvise.
til, at Frankrig i en- lengere
Aarraekke har anspandt sine
yderste Krafter for at faa saa
stor Ell Har som mrligt, og ty-
ske kilder mener, at "A PCT. al
Landets Befolkning var uddan-
met for Krigen. Dctte Tai. er
formentlig .Maksimalgransen for
hvad der i saa Henseende kan
presteres. Centralmagterne og
Ede andre Magter var like saa
hojt oppe, sarlig England og
Ostrig- Ungarn; men i den for
lpbne It'd har dc uddannet alt
anvendeligt Mandskab, OF man
vii derfor med nogenlmde Six
kerhed kunne lagge ID PCT. til
|Grund for Beregningerne.
Herefter skal Tyskland og
Dstrig kunne naa til ca. II Mil
lloner Mand, men deraf err nep-
|ep mere end II lMillioner: i den
Alder, da de normalt kan bru-
ges. Gaar man nd fra II Mil
lloner for Centralmagternes
Vedkommende, faar man for En-,
tentemagterne 17H Million,
nemlig for Frankrig 49,, Eng
land 4 og Rusland 10 Millioner.
Disse Tai MAJ imidlertid re-
duceres like saa lidt. For Diet
m1ndst en- halv Million
at Centralmagternes Tropper]
vere bunden overfor Italien, oe]
denne Styrke maa fradrages, eff
tersom Italien er holdt udenfor
Ententen; de fjernere Krigs-
skuepladser er i Diet Hele like
taget med i Beregningen, men
Balancen der err under allie On
stendigheder til Guast for En-
%tenten, hvad 10 :bl. a. Begivenhe-
derne / Kaukasus wiser, og den
ltalienske Har kan ogsaa give
anderledes Udslag we'd at over
f3res til FraAkrig. Man gaar:
altsaa I'D fra, at Ententen no.
vedsagelig anvender Kolonitrop-
per paa de fjernere Krigsskue-
pladser, og at Englands og
Frankrigs Hjemmetropper ne
stem udelukkende beryttes paa
Vestfronten. Foruden den hal
We Million OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
maa desuden trakkes fra de hid
tidige Tab, der sikkert kan saet-
ties til 3 Millioner for Central
magterne, 2 Millioner for Rus
sernc og 2 Millioner for Vest
magterne. Herefter oliver Stvr-
ken for Centralmagterne ~
Million. for Ententemagterne
Million.
Men selv disse Styrker kan
like bruges we'd Vurderingen at
Modstandernes Kraft. Central
magterne og Rusland har six
kert til enhver It'd henved 10
PCT. Syge og Saarede, Vestmag-
terne noget mindre, maaske :
PCT, fordi a mango af deres
staar eller i den sidste
It'd har staaet i England. Des-
uden fragaar sikkert til Etappe-
tjeneste for Centralmagterne IS
for :Russerne 20 PCT. OF
for Westinghouse 10 pct. End
videre anvender Westinghouse
og Centralmagterne nok henved
S PCT. til ~Fremstilling af Krigs-
forn9denheder. Resultatet BIZ
yer derfor, at de Trooper, der
kemper eller i den narmeste
Fremtid kan komme til at kem-
pc paa de to Hovedfronter, kan
sattes til: Centralmagterne 5,25
Millioner, Westinghouse 4,4o ou
Rusland $50 Millioner Mand.
Ententens disponible Hare or
altsaa omtrent dobbelt saa sto-
re som Centralmagternes.
Fronterne n 10 meget lange,
Vestfronten ca. 300 og 0stfron-
ten ca 1900 Kilometer, og disse
Frontier maa vare besat til Sta
dighed med saa stor Styrke, at
de kan modstaa eller i hvert
Fald opholde ct Angreb saa
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