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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
SgiifpIcitrpne

af6oloes poa eIf Sorn Ssiifole ira
ID. September. 8i n0ienoer Der
oeo en- fqrlig SnObDSeIie til $50.
lens forbeno9renoe 6oritanoere. 29-
rere, @leoer og til alIe genner no
ooer 9anOet. iom maatte snife al
bare bore 8giter | nppnte Dage.
@i bar tpnft os Programmed for
Vfs0et iooIeoes:
6reoog Gitermi0oog al. 2,3O
aabnines1uostieneite peS gaitor ..
g. 3irfeberg.
6reoos aiten 5oreorns af go.
Itor 8. q. 9aurIen.
9sroaa 8ormi0Sns bebanoIes
|emnet: SfoIens 6ortio og 5remtio.
|SnOIeoer 9aitor g. 9. 6. SnnIen.
2sron9 eitermtoone 5oreoraa al
|Gnitor ar. Hnfer.
Serodl atten Yale n Valto- lb.
Seriii6 ober gnnst: SfoIens
5orboIo til airfen.
Ssn0ng 8ormio0ag SeimesiC
meO Mter9one. Gnitor g. 2. gia
prpoifer.
Ssnoao Gitermioong Neoe mel
Ifrit Oroififte.
Ssn0a9 aften SIutnin9smsoe.
8i oiIoe eerne beoe 8ennerne, iom
snifer at oeItn9e | NsSet ON al
inomeIbe fig Ina tioIiet 'om miIigt
til unoerteaneoe.
poa Reniabeoens 8eane.
6. g. aIoth.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
dreosmeoe.

8isconiin areos al oen ~ioreneoe
0onife Strife ai9oIoer, ON @u0 oil,
it aarIise oele9ereoe @sOe / Den
oanif eoang. llttb. Menigbe0 I Nil.
nallfee, @is., / 9ngene ira 2t.-
q. Sept. 1916. N1sOet beepnoer
meo Ssimesie @nostieneite ON
.8orsOag aften 81. s.
Vile areoiens 4rgiter bsr me0e
% ale areoiens Menigbe0er bgr
ienoe 0eIe1nter. 6orretningsms6e
.9sr0ag.
8reOfens G INN Zen 6eIli.
&c RaOOere % oens 9etpOuing Tor
@nos Born.
Reniebeoens gsn.
men % Oens geliigneIie. Sob. t6.
"a.
Ser betaIes $3.50 for OpboIoet
unoer belle Msoet. 25c ior enfelt
PaaItio.
N. ". @un0. areOs- Sefretpr.
Carl 81. 0Ifen, areosform.
Gen 0anife ep. Iutb. Menigbeo
Cor. See og @aIl Strs, 8iIpaufee,
Bis., inobDOer beroeo @enner al Dor
airfes ar6eioe til at fomme OF
oeltaee | opennnonte areosmeee.
&c, iom life maatte funne taaIe
al fsre ret meset pan Sporoogn,
beoes %unOerrette MIG 6erom, iaa oil
Oi prsoe at fna 4ln6s til Dem npr.
mere airfen.
Non beOes iheIoe lit aomme til
unoerte9neoe isr oen 10. Septemb
9aa Menigbe6ens geane.
5. 6. Gbriftenfen, grrit.
1876 See Ctr, @ilipaufee, 0is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
Get, Der rsber Il. -Saaoene.

9faar @nglpuoerne bar p9ret
iaa beloige ! aampen meo u.s9aa.
0ene, iom Sc 6i0til inftiif bar par.
ret. ifDIoes bette life alene ont.
iatteifoe t~efniife iSoranitaltninger -
lt9t. Il. Sagere. 9uitifibe % SIN.
pemaifiner - men ogiaa nogle al Dc
imaa 3iug, iOm inaen Tbeori fan
fernobere1ne o. iom ierit BEN
praftiife @riaring pier. Ger er ira
en9elif Sioe blepet talt ON lt..9el-
gen, Der rsber n.-9aaoen, naar
oen teller belt neo0nffet. Og M
berettes Der ON ell anoen lille ling,
Der er ouermaaoe generenoe ior
Il. .9aaoene. Oct er Ssfuglenel
De fan lie oct mRrfelige Sopubpre,
ieln ON u.%9aa0en goar meget
opbt, % Iaa mart De bar opoaaet
pHG1lpeltlten laf1lles De ooer oell
i ifrigenoe 6lotfe % bIioer ue0 at
iorfpIee oen 0sen igennem. Dette
bar gnoIGn0erne iorIangit opoa.
get, % oct er 10 let At lace u..5a-
aere feIge 5ilsIeiIoffen % ~afuente
oct 9iebIif, Oa u.-gaaoen bpoer
Reriifopet. annonerne fan enoo9
belle Chen bare retteoe iaa no.
aenInnoe poa Steoet, 5por set oil
ife; fiji Sc ib9roige pingeoe quit
ipeioere angi0er set ret nsiagti9t
PED itnoig at iIaa ne0 moo 8anoei
Ii1e oner Sen mGrfelige Iingeit,
Der bar paft 0eres 0pmprfiomheo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
airfeinbpieIie % arebsmpSe.

SainOis are6s al Zen ioreneOe
oanife eo. .Iutb. airte / amerifa"
boIoer, oil Sub, fit oelegercoe
areosmsOe / Gmaus Weniabeo, SIC.
Rabb, 81. ira 10. til 10. Sept.
Ssn0ng o. 10. begDn0es meO
airfeinOOielie os aabningsguostie.
neite. De felgenOe Gage iortiattes
meo 5orbnnoIineer ansnaenSeareo.
lens WfisiionsopgnOer etc. iamt meO
0rsiteIie al Gmnerne:
1. 5reIfens @runo %
5relfens 5rugt.
2. 8usanoagt.
4reofens ungoomsor.
b uno boloer fit aarsmsSe / 5or.
binoeIie meo areosmsoet og bar
JON tit Snmtaleemne: Cal. l..
Wenigbeoerne beoes erin6re at
leHOe Oelegdfer III Dte0et og nle
.areoiens Prpiter at fomme. Cycle
oes enifer llngoomsiorbunoet at
erinore De enfeIte l1nsoomsforenin.
ger ON at Iaoe fig reprrientere oeS
3or5unoets aarsms6e.
Serren gipe os Ell 9oot o. Del.
iisnet are6s. os l1ngoomsmeoe /
WcNabb.
Baa areoiens @egne.
6. De6erien, are6sform.
Gmaiis Wenigbeo Mcglabb inSbp.
Der genner df bort firfeIige Arbei.
be til at p9re meo os Deo open.
nppnte Weoe. angnaenoe Sn6fpar.
tering beoes man in0en a. Sept. at
meloe lit aomme til
paitor 3. g. Seeoe,
Mcgabb, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
Greos garsmpbe.

Raciiic areos al Gen foreneot
0onIfe eu..Iltb. airfe" afboloer, ON
@uo bill, OeIegeret anrsmsOe / 9ol
5reliers Neni8beo, 5ern0nIe, Sal.
i 9ogene SIS. Oftober. Nab.
nin9sguostieneite 8orsOas 6ormio.
BAG al. 10.
5oruoen De ~almin0eIige 5orret-
ringer are0smisiionen oeorerenoe,
liant 9alg al embeOsmRno, for
bnnOIes idlgen6e 9Gmner:
I. 5Goerborets 1. gsn.
2. Watb9us 25, f-f3.
Gao oct Ina blipe ct Itort, eo6i
areositRune, boor ale giper Msoe.
6or Baeiiic areos
u. 8. SEMEN, areosform
Dor 5reIiers WenigbeS inobpoer
paa oct bierteIioite gncific areOs,
oens Brplter, Observation-Disclosures
og 8enner til opennPpnte areos.
msoe. anmeGSeIien FER til ufi.
oertegneoe oe mnn bore mig |
9Pn6e Ieneit ben %. September
8i uenter ale bore @Riter Ons.
bag aften ben 4. Oftober.
TonfeIprog: SamIer mig mine
beIise, 'om babe fTuttet gagt me0
mig oeO Offer. SnIme so, 8.
Poo Wenigbebens 8egne
q. g. 3. RieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
una0omsmeSe

oiI bIioe of6oIOt + ebene5er DE
nigbeO, auoubon. So., / Dosene
t7.-t9. September 5. u.
DIN Gitermiooasene uil fplsen.
Be emner bIibe orgiteoe:
I. SUBS Riges gproiiiOe Gratis
10. 44).
,. SUBS RIGGS SfenbeosiiOt
cRattb. 10, 45-46).
3. @uos Giges llOOifIinasiiot
(gaott6. 10. 91-32).
genner al @uos Riges arbeiot
/ Acknowledged o. llngoommen
Spr0eIes5eo inobpoes berueo ii
bette NsSe. 8i penter ct peIbeiss.
Nsoe. NeIO eoers aomme ieneI
II. September.
Qaa Meniebeoens gegne.
g. 9. g6riftianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
6Glles ~llnsoomsmpoe.

ct. 9eters ungoomsiorenIng inc.
bDoer berueO ale De unge / Den Ipo.
lige Del al Ninneiota are0s til ct
fplles u~ngOomsmeoe, iom bill 6Iioq
aibol0t ON @uo oil, i g~eort5fielo,
Minn., ! Oa9ene SO. Sept.
Neoet begDnoer 5reOas aiten
81. s. 4Ile, JON suifer at sqite os
UNDER Vasoet, beoes inomeloe ia
lenelt 1. Sept. til mn~0ertesneoe.
ct 8anteiprog ior gisOet: Sal.
20, 3.
gaa De unges 8egne.
y. %. geteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
,Oaniferen"
Onsooo ben %. aueuit 1916.
Blair, 0ebr.

- Pait. aigller refer i Morgen,
oil SUD til Misiionsmsoet | au0u-
Bon, Sa., ira "a. til 81. Dc.
@amle Mr. ". 9nno Der
spo for 9pen Iigeer iremoeIes me-
get ipe, sraiterne ioinoer, og BET
fDnes at lioe raft moo enoen, %
eiter 5oao Der fortaIles os. er ban
reOe til At iiee gerOen 5aroel.
Sans Qatter. Mrs. Semen ira
Bpomino. er en0nu biemlne, pitt
nof oeiaa Sgnnen oeru0e ira.
OeIaa Mrs. 2. Gbriitianien,
bbis Spgoom oi meoOeIte ON ii6it,
Iigger frem0eIes meget ipg. Sun
sr bleoet unoerisgt al en- Specia-
lit ira Omaha, og eiter bans 10
Iagn liSer bun al en- 6Ierbeo al
Epg6omme, og bun ifal M forlege,
sm bun fan iamle areiter NOT til
at reiie til Rodeiter, Rinn., Tor
Der at Isge SipIp OeO en- Opera.
ton. @io Set mnn lpffesl
@i foretoaer apb, SoIg eIGer
8pttebanoeI meo fait Gienoom boor
IOm BELT / 9anoet. Sfrip til os.
anOerion Snoeitmeut Co.. 9ruib,
Colo.
So5ames SEMEN bar oaiaa
] Sc iioite Gage oGret paa Spgeli-
item, set er ct MaoeonOe, ban Iioer
al; man haaber. at ban mart after
Ifal o9re raft.
See Mrs. Hinchman for
your Photos.
Cars Seiperien, en- Sen al
aiels Seiperien, blep / SenOaes
unoerfaitet en- Operation for BLIND.
tarmsbetRnOelie pon Soipitnlet Der
/ gpen. Oct par en- Carriage ira
Omaha, Der itof6rte Operntionen,
iom forleb heloig. iaa Der fan me-
res go0t 0aa6 ON, at ben unge
Nan0 mart oil o9re raft.
= 9nifer De at tsbe, I9lge eIIer
bptte fat gienoom enten | gper
sIler pna 9anoet, iaa benbeno Dem
i'll anoerIon SnoeItment Co., gruib
Solo.
Prof. q. Subj, iom aar til
6age araouereoe ira Dana College
iom ienere bar eraOueret ira Re'
braIfas Stats~- 1lnioeriitet / 9incoln,
oe iom bar oirfet Iom 5oritanoer
beo eff 6orn Ssiifole = altion
sr pei fenot inoenfor port Gam.
huno - beffp6te iioite Mar en-
Stiain1 iom 29rer ! Spif oa ANDRE
Tng Oeo 9siifolen / Quincp, Sl.,
men MI bar ban foaet en- le0enoe
etiIIine oeo SsiIfolen / 5resno,
gnlif. San faor iaaIeoes after
Anle0ning til at itan / 5orbin0elie
meo port 5amfunO. Irof. Subj
er gift meo en- 0atter al Mrs.
Sillerup Ssrgenien Der i gnen,
foa Ri regner BAN ianoan balm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
8irfesnng.

6srite OpTag al bette uomerteOe
lille Sfrift bIeu uoioIst / 2sbet
al 8 Nanne0er, ar6et OpIng er MI
.fGroiet, o9 ielses MI for Inn biIIie
en- Bris at BET bur0e in6 / etboert
oanif 6iem, iom Dor airfe itanr |
6orbinoelie meb. 9riIen er:
I eff. .05, % eff. 100, so eff.
.f.75, 100 eff. 800.
ganiib 9ntb. TnbI. Somie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
raarsberetninsen" er uOiOlst.

9eriom 1ogen ligaer inoe meo
uiolgte g%fiempIarer. tager oi eerne
Iaa0onne tiIboee for at bIipe I
Stan0 til at eiieftuere benIiggenOe
Orores.
9an. 9ntb. TnbIiibins SOnie,
9Iair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

Spitfeit On Misdonsmppe.

On @uo pil, bIioer Ser 9sltieit
% Nisiionsms0e i Siloams NE
nigbeo, Gbicaso, SlI., / 9asene
.27. til 81. Auguit. 8rGiterne U.
9anien, @reen Bar, isis, % 3.
U. 9onoo, Racine, @is., Bar lo0ei
at oeItage. GHe er biertelig pei.
fomne.
9aa Renig6eoens 8egne.
S. 2 imonieu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
gefenbtsprdie.

airferaaoet for ben f~oreneoe
oanife airfe afboIoer, ON Sub oil
Nsoe ! Blair, Rebr., Den 20.
80. au9uit B. u.
Observation-Disclosures inc.
Darsles berpe0 til bette Wsoe.
9eHDenoelie til airferanoet man
Dpre unoertegneoe | S9noe ieneit
ben 26. ausuit.
S brooerIig 9grbsoigbeo
O. 9. Gbriftianien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
Wfisnpnsmgoe

af5oIoes, oil quo. i ea8arus D. eo
Iutb. Nenigbeo, 9op Sippi, @is..
Den g., 8. Os 10. Sept. Nienigbeoer
.uoienOer bermeo en- farlis SnobD.
oelie til bore 2anosmRno. Som,
9enner. 5 ere biertelis Oeltommen.
9aa Nenigbeoens 8esne.
s.. RieIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
Wishunsmpbe

8il @uo aiboI0es RisiOnsmsOe
/ 9etbonia Wienigbeo pe0 aimball.
ton, 5a., ! Gagene ira 22.-24.
September.
8enner inObDoes pda oct tqrliaIte
til at oeltnge / oisie Rsoer.
Yaa Wenigbe0ens 9esne.
s. g. Senen II, Brait.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
BiIIigt HvedeIand

Billigt Hvedeland i Diet sstlige Mon
tana Custer, Dawson. Fallon og Prai-
rie Counties fra $40 til Sac pr. Acre.
Lette Vilkaar. Skriv paa engelsk efter
Beskriyelser. Osborne Wells Land Co.,
Miles City, Montana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

areSs til at gnite os | ooenn9pnte
Gaee.
9om ira ner % fern % o9r
oeIfommen. Vile 9eItasere beoes
inomeIoe iig in0en 1. september
til llnoertegneoe.
gna Wenigbeoens 8egne
elias 8rgpenien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

iterne 5. 6. geoerien, 0annebrog
% ct. Beef, Goroopa oil tale.
Renigbeoen inobpSer uenligit til
0tsie Wsoer. gnboer ifaI uere bel.
fommen. 5. W. Sanien,
StapIeburlt, Re6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
FARM LAND.

grsden, der oliver hostel her, faar Montanl IS Farmere til "a smile. Hr e Sec
Acres bedste Farm Land og Resen G esgange med Brsnde, udm@rket Wand
sTaks, for S15 pr. Acre, me- maa have hAe Bsiebet kontant udbetat Detfe er
Godtkeb, da alt t1stsdende Land selges til den dobbete Prs
800 Acres dyrket Farm, 100 Acres med AW, nye Bygninger. Vindmsne
Vandbehoder og Brende paa GrBsgangene; fenced crossed fenced. Ps s35
pr. Acre, lete AfbetaInger, Resten paa lang It'd, 8 Proc. Rente. FL Ell af de
bedste Farme vi hr Kan sRlge Hese, Kveg, Swim og alt M4kiner, hvs snskes
Bedste stock ranch Veten, 200 Acres rindende Wand, rigelgt Tsnmer,
indhegnet med ranch, Bygninger 100 Stykker Kvag Is H se. noge Maski
Ter, dette or n estate kan s@lge alt for s27, 200 med S2 500 kontant Udbeta-
ling, ReteD paa lang lid til Proc. Rente. Denne er Padsen for en- ung Maud
til at fa N god ranch" og native" Kvag til IN Begyndese. sknv til mis-. jeg
skal sende fuldstandige Oplysninger. c. e. MILLER, GIendiye, Montana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

peis for ct al oore gpsbern, font
ban ellers TANNER ira Warcus,
|Sn. gi snifer BAN til 9pffe meo
0en npe StiIIing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

Saloonerne pan0t. 8en1i0ii,
Minn., II. Mug. g. 9. grofpn, iom
er Sorrnnno I eorriteen, Der bar
isrt aampen mos Soloonerne, ino-
rsmmer, at SoIfeaitemningen
Manoags unoer Gonntn Option
9ooen I geItrnmi gountn er re-
iuIteret l. at Saloonerne oonOt.
AntogeIig bar Sc ieiret meo en-
Ooerou1t al omfring 80 Stem.
mer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
Siiturisr os 5ort9ninser
fortoIt for gsrn

ortaIt or Bsrn.
noginet Of uopoIeet FOR Snbrs
Wisfions 9srneguostieneiter i Dm-
mari. rs oioer, % 5ortGnineer
Neo Tortpnerens RortrPt poo
SmHo1et. gris % gts.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair. Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
O II b

blair:
Senoagsifole SCI. 9.f5.
Sgimesieg1ostieneite 81. 1890.
aftenguostieneite RI. s.
Crnm: 8lrostieneite 1. % 3.
Ssn0ag | bper Waaneo. al. 1012
5ormio0ae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
WisEpnsmpoe

On 9erren oil, aiboIOes Risii-
onsmsoe | upIano, 3ebr., ira 10.
IL. Septbr.
aRrlig SnobpoeIie til 8enner al
Dor airfe.
9aa Renigbeoens @egne.
$. 9. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

Soor er Bremen? 2onoon, 16.
slug. Sra Berlin er fommet isl-
genoe Telegram: Bremen" er /
600 9eboIo. mel / bette 9iebIif
/ en- betpoeIig Aftano ira gsefp
0orf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
nnabomsmpbe

ior n%oroIise Del Of Winneiota
areos afholoes / MilItomn, Bis.,
ben 3d.. September bportil Der.
|ueo fnrIieit inobpoes.
9ilreiienbe beoes inomeIoe fla
til unoertegneoe inoen ben 81.
Niieuit.
paa Observation-Disclosures og
Menigbeocns Wesne.
81. 6. GarIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
aarl ibees.
Sgges.
R-SPECIALIsTENl

Send Deres Urreparationer Ill en- Fag-
mand med 20 Aars Erfarinp her og
Danmark, spar 20 pct. og faa det On.
skede Resnltat.
Jeg underssger Uret, meddeler Dem
diets Tilstand og Prison. Err samme like
tilfredsstillende, r%eturneres Uret porto.
frit. Grundet paa smaa lokale I'd.
glitter kan jeg ligeledes spare Dem
Penge paa IRE og Juveler af allie Slaga.
Elgin eller Waltham, IL Stene, 1s
Stsrrelse, solid Nickel stevtet Sknue-
kasse 1885. Samme Vnrk med 20 Aars
. Karat guldfyldt, stsvtet skruekasse
$1,000.
@ o. G N,
Urmager og Juveler,
Room 4o1, Rose Bldg, Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

Nisiiousmpber
boloeS, bill Sub, ! StnpIeburit,
|Nebr., 8. 10. September. pra.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
PASSES.
FOR
BIGGER ARMY
Designed to Give United
States Vast Army In
Five Years.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, March 23.-The Hay
army increase bill, providing for a
regular army at peace strength of
40, 900, instead of the present 100 900
passed the house late today by vote
of 4O2 to 2. 1t goes to the senate for
immediate consideration virtually as
drafted by the house committee. The
negative votes were cast by Britton,
Republican, of Illinois, and London,
Socialist, of New York.
The bill, the first of the big pre-
paredness measures to pass either
house, provides also for the upbuild-
ing of force of 425,00o federalized
National Guardsmen within five years.
It provides for an officers reserve
corps of $4,000, for complete indus
trial reserve and for new recruiting
systems for regulars and militia. II
contains an authorization for summer
training camps, from which the third
force of federal volunteers is expect
ed to grow. Guardsmen, who profit
from its militia pay features, may be
drafted into the federal service al
once in case Of war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
|. \. SEtIGMAN
IS \ VISITOR
TO PENSACOLA
Head of Great Banking In
stitution Is In the City
For Few Days.

Mr.. Isaac N. Seligman, head of the
well known New York and interna-
tional banking firm Of j. w. Selig-
man & Co, arrived IN Pensacola this
week from Palm Beach, and IS stop
ping at Harborview with the Knowles
family, whore his son and daughter
in-law are also residing.
Mr.. Seligman Is not only one Of the,
prominent bankers of our county, but
is one Of the conspicuous benefactors
and public spirited citizens Of New
York. With Mr. Carnegie, Morgan,
Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, Schiff,
Phipps, the question of wealth does
not interfere with devotion to the
best interests Of the city and our
country.
He promises to visit Pensacola fire.
quently, and is great believer in the
future development Of Florida. He
does not believe that the fearful
struggle abroad viii speedily ternin-
ate, but he gives warning that specu-
lation and rapid advance In prices of
products and materials will decline
after the war. The enormous profits
made In many industries win place
this country in strong financial con-
dition to meet the inevitable COMPETE
ton from Europe after the war. He
anticipates an invasion after the war
not an invasion Of armies and
navies-but an invasion Of manufac-
tured goods, and he expects the sec
rotary of the interior to impress con-
gress with the importance of dealing
with this subject of tariff to prevent
any serious fall in prices of articles
on this side.
Although vice president of peace so
cieties, he believes in adequate pre-
paredness and effectiveness of our
army and navy. He believes that II
viii be difficult to predict when peace
and order will be established N Mex
| leo, but feels convinced that eventual
" we viii have to intervene in enforc-
ing an honest ballot in protection and
selection of a president II Mexico. He
leaves with his children and friends ID
a private car for New York on Satur.
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
HOMELESS IN AUGUSTA
AND NASHVILLEH HOUSED

Augusta, March 2s.-With six bus
mess blocks devastated by FIRE and
more than six hundred homes de-
stroyed, Augusta tonight is feeding
and housing its three thousand home
less without outside aid. Al citizens
committee, formed to handle the re-
lief, announced tonight that fifteen
thousand had been raised today for
the sufferers and fifty thousand will
be raised.
Estimates Of the fire loss remained
at FIVE million, but insurance figures
had not been determined. Work on
cleaning the streets and repairing
wires was begun today and convicts
from the country roads viii be set to
cleaning streets. No lives are report
ed lost in the fire and the militia or
dered out to guard against vandalism
was withdrawn today.
Aside from the fact that the fire
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
GERMAN GAINS
ATVERDUN ARE
WELL PLANNED
Not Admitted That Warn
ing of Operations De
note Least Failure.
BIZ ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Berlin, March 22.-Via London,
March 23.-Attempts in other coun-
tries to interpret the various causes
in the German operations at Verdun
as indicative of the waning of the
offensive or the exhaustion Of German
troops denote failure to comprehend
German strategy, according to the
tenor of discussion in military circles
here.
Officers say these pauses are only a
part of the general scheme of opera
tions and are designed to prepare for
the successive stages of the forward
movement.
The method has been to make prep
aration for every attack so thoroughly
as to guarantee success with mini
mum losses. German commanders
have purposely avoided a simultan-
eous attack on the whole Verdun front
and have sought local success in one
section after another.
Neither do these officers admit the
Germans are fighting to revive the
spirits of the people at home, with
only forlorn hope of victory. It is
said these operations are intended to
lead to the capture of Verdun and
hasten the end of the war.
The comparative slowness Of the
movements is based on deliberate
choice. Reports that the German
losses have been unduly heavy find no
confirmation here.
The results Of the operations a;
Verdun thus far, in regard both to the
positions gained and the losses sus-
tanned, have been fully in line with
expectations.
Karl Rogner, the correspondent on
the Verdun front of the Lokal Anzei
ger, telegraphs that the German sue
cess in the forests of Avoeourt anC
Malancourt places the French north
western position OF Malancourt ans
Bethincourt in q precarious situation
because they bulge into the Germaz
lines, exposing the communications 4
thanking attacks.
Regarding the German attack O
Monday, the correspondent says tina
terrific artillery fire prepared for tn,
infantry advance which began at |
o'clock p. m. and continued until Il
] p. m, when three French lines wer
broken.
i The correspondent says the Ger
man losses were kuite moderate. 81
talked with many French prisoners
whom he quotes as being unanimou
in saying that they had been com
Il pletely stupefed by the terrible effect
| of the German artillery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
WOMEN OF BORDER ARM FOR PROTECTION
MOTHERS TEACH DAUGHTERS HOW TO SFiO 0T
~ LEON sTARMoNT.

Ell Paso, Texas, March 24.-The
women of FL PasO are armed for the
fray, with little toy pistols that slip
into handbags, with .3s and rs auto
MATES. and with small-bore repeating
rifles.
Every kitchen is an arsenal in this
border city, and most of the house.
wives keep their guns as handy as
their pans and spiders.
They can shoot, too, for many of
them have lived long years on remote
ranches, where ability to use pistol
or rifle is a wOman's only safeguard.
Business ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
clerks, waitresses-carry little auto
MATES in their handbags when they
go to and from their homes by day
or night.
Even debutantes carry little shoot
sticks in their vanity bags when they
go to parties at the Toltec club.
Mothers instruct their daughters in
the use of firearms.
The local suffrage organization took
up the question of organized 'ehome
guards" and planned to have militia
officers drill the members at regular
meeting places at set dates.
Capt. Walter Jenkins, Co. K, T. N.
G., was to serve as drilImaster. But
Sheriff Peyton Edwards put the
kibosh on this scheme, because he
feared its effect on the Mexican popu-
lation, which comprises more than
half the town.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
Will DISCUSS
WARFARE BY
SUBMARINES
United States Will Issue
Statement Clearly Defin-
ing It's Position.
"a AssocIATEp PREss.

Washington, March pa COM
plete statement of its position regard.
ing the conduct of submarine warfare
and arming merchantmen for defen-
sive purposes, viii soon be made by
the United States.
Although it is not definitely known
what form the pronouncement viii
take, it is not unlikely that circular
memorandum may be addressed to all
the powers. Coming from the largest
neutral it may form the basis for a
new international law in the subject.
Secretary Lansing got back to
Washington today after two week
vacation. He has been studying the
claims of all the beiligerents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
Immediate Sale
ofAppa111 Cargo
Is Recommended
BIZ ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Newport News, Va, March 24.-An
immediate sale of the cargo of the
prize ship Appam because Of depre-
citation arising from the nature Of the
cargo was recommended in a report
submitted to Judge Waddill Of the
United States district court this aft
ernoon by surveyors appointed Tues
day to examine the cargo. According
to the report the principal cargo
slowed aboard the vessel consists
among other things of 1892 bags Of
cocoa; 10000 bags Of cocoa kernels,
ESQ cases of Niger oil; Is cases Of
shad butter; 5000 bags of maize, and
727 casks of palm oil.