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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22

oenne oiIoe treoe R9iten ior ner.
Wen naar ri flyer, at oi i9tter
9ris paa Den, iaa t9nfer oi Dog
paa noget anoet.
@r oct Nenneife, Ger Iiseer I'M
Der ior Ell 9ioenifab eler Gait,
egentlig fri? Soaret mao Del be-
70 pao, bDao hi fnIOer gerioneL /
bam eaer benoe.
Oct ubeOre Seq" er life iri / /.
@fS. ben NanO, Der er SIooe al
9piten til at npSe it9rfe Driffe.
Oct er oerfor netop / Den ~perionIige
5ribeos Snteresie, at man life i9t.
ter Snare for ben iOage.
Zen 6ribeO, oi letter Bris pao,
er SnoioiOets 6ribeo til at gsre %
foretage iig alt, iom oil iorbeore
bans egen % andres geIi9rO for
8to og eoigbeo.
% oenne 6ribeO itenrmer meo,
buoo Dor Serre Seius tiger: Der.
iom Oa Ssnnen iaar irigiort eOer,
ifuIIe 5 OGre uirteIis fri" Cob.
s, 36). 5ribeO til at gre EN- ielD
og andre eo0t er ben ianOe per.
ionlise 6ribeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22

9por0an gaar oct meo at faa
De 700 npe 9oI0ere2 Arbei-
Der 8lnoets 8enner paa be enfelte
Steoer for at naa Utaalet2 Som
noget / Getning al Suar ifal ui
meooele:
@H al pore StorbpsprRiter for.
taIte os forIeoen, at ban bnpoe faaet
i'm 9ninoeforening og ltngoomsfor.
ening til at I9gge 8IaOet ino paa
8ofpitnler og Boarding" buie, bOor
Der finoes DANTE. Oct bar en- goo
Soc, en- Misiion for 9laoet og en-
Nfisfion gennem glaoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22

Ser er 9anter til gitertanfe.
Det gGIoer ON, ,iaar Ri bill noget,
oa at bile bet for AInor. Og
bet gRIoer ON at tase iat poa alt,
bpao ri tager fat paa, paa en-
praftiff % forretnings.
mnsfis Waaoe. aIt marer os |
aor til at tage fraftiet og b D.
boI6en6e fat paa l6breoeIien
at bore Hlooe. SORT uoienotes
Tanten: ct Iutberff Slab
etbpert Iutberff Stem |
anIeoning al ben foreitaaenoe 81.
rebun6reooarsfeit for ben littberife
Reformation. Denne 2anfes pig.
tieite Waal por at gipe 1Iaoene en-
itbrre Marf at oripe Nisfion paa.
Nen Ina TOM be bbie Bapirs-
trifer o. breu poa fra en- anoen
Sioe ~ Gorretningsbenipn gior0e
BET nI6pen6fgt at fna @lo0e.
ne giDet ftbrre ll6breoeIie % oer'
meo for6get Snotrst til at mboe be
iorbeebe lloeifter. @enpt MI bpiI.
ten al 6e obenfor fremboIote Tan.
ter, 8 DiI, 8enuer, manife mere
enb cen At BEN. % bent iffe ben
eue pod ben anbes, men tag fat,
tpem 81 bar Gplt; e soot Gfiem.
~ fusittsr, Iaa ansss ibIaer sfteT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22
Sra 8urumf, 5apan.

My dear friends -
Summer has passed away and
we have best Autumn in the sea
son. How are you getting along2
1t has been my great desire to
write you often, but as you
know | hay'nt free hand TO
write English as often as | plea
Sc. SO here / humbly beg your
pardon for my long silence.
| am Walk Okagi am working
at KurDme kindergarten. Every
day children are coming forty
five. We waited long time for
MH and Mrs. Nielsen to come
back to Knrume. Now we and
children r very glad to see
her. All children came from I'M
christian homes, but every per-
son have known this is missio-
nary kindergarten. This is Cen
ter af City, therefore many chill
dren r coming from various
quarters, but it is so narrow to
enter them as you know, | am
very sorry for them. Some times
! told them that You prayed for
us, then they are very great to
hear of it. ] thankful that chill
drens believed true God. Some
mother said me, some boy told
to his mother God is every
where and care, watching us.
Many of them came to Sunday
school and study God.
We are calling twice a week
childrens home, first we are talk
ing about childrens education
and afterward we must educa-
ton by Gods lead, but some
times we cant say of religion.
Some mother was deeply felt Of
religion and she is hoping christ
ians life therefore / prayed for
her to lead. christian. Please
prayed for we pure dutyl
The other day you send to
me beautiful spoon and hand
kerchief. ! never forget Of it; I
thankful very much to you.
I cannot tell you enough with
my broken English. SO ! hope
you could take good care of
yourself, and Gods blessing be
upon your home, / close this let
ter. Sincerely yours
From w Okagi.
OpenItaoenoe er iom aft Iagt,
grep fra Dor Kindergarten 2rrerin-
be Dfagi San, o. er egentlig fire.
ben til apinoeforeningen | Coulter,
iom betaler benoes 9sn, men ieg
tpnfte, .Doniferen" funoe babe Sn.
teresie al bet osiaa.
Com bun ielO i~norbmmer, er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22

sitter bar .gfational @boIeiale
Sealers' asiociation" len0t os Git.
terotur, oen1e Gang Rartoner, meO
5llbuo ON at ienoe os iaa mango
free cuts, JON ri enifer. So, taft
stun cen al oisie ital ri oHtaIe,
|ger. 1. Ser iremitilles De ~iDngenoe
/ aor al julio Gals: ben betalte age-
tator, n8ootlegger", B%robibitIoni'
item % 4ntI-S aloonssigaen rWfD
country lis OF tbee, SDeet lanO Of
Iibertp." 0g iaa er gr9iioent Gin
coins befenote Oro citeret neOen
un0er: a0u tan rarre nogle 6olt
belle 9ioen, og bee Solicit en- Del
Of Sioen, men on fan life narre oct
belle Soft belle 5ioen.~
81 omtaler bette netop al Den
|@runo, at pi mener, 8alget Der /
Jtebraita og Here arore Steoer par
bepiit at oct pasier.
1Rnnte asiociation bar forisst
paa ale optpnfelige Wnaoer al
MARIE 6oIt til at itemme for 9i.
beboIoelien af 2ifsrtraiiffeu, men
bet Loo Tia lite aere at MARIE ale
eaer ct 5lertal.
8i Ingoe M9rte til isr 8alget,
at Here tpnfenoe Renneifer iagoe,
at De funoe oa ie, OF De, Der arbei-
oeoe for Brobibition, lite arbei j.
oeoe / egen Snterese e, men
for en- Sag, iom be bar ooerbepiite
ON piloe game Solicit. De pnn Den
mooiotte Sioe fPmpe0e oerimoS
aabenbort egen Snteres-
re.
Del par fun en- SnoIeoning til,
bDoo oi oenne Sang snifeoe at iiet
ON perionlig 5ribeA.
Zen befenote ganIe 6orfpmper
for 2ifsrtrnfiffen, Reoaftsr Of .Ebs
4merican 9eooer" og 5ormano for
.Qm. 4sI'n OF 5oreign Language
Repspapers@, 2ouis SammerIing
tnger after | iioite 0r. Of n9eaoer"
itPrft til Sroe for oBerIonaI 9iber-
to-"
6erite nnierer ban en- bel Del
al en- Eole al grof. Srbing 5iiber,
pale ltnioerIitet, peo Chicago Uni.
beriitets % 4ars Subil9lm. gi
fan fun meooele ct u6orag oerai.
Brof. 5iiber, %oItiaa, flyer 81. a.:
sSro0s en- itRrf oprinoelig 6or.
bonn | 5ausr al at tilIaoe oioitraft
inoipiouel 5ribeo er ieg tommen til
ben S%lutning, at 9~onforbuo bar en-
betpoelig Bln6s Der. Oct er tpipI.
iomt, ON 4ineierne nogen Sinoe bill
be bleoet befriet ira Opium, bnis
ifte SDang bar blepen anpenot imoo
lSnoipioet, e1er ON Huslano nogen
Sinoe u6en 5pnng piIoe bIepet
emonciperet ira aIfobol. Sfent bet
life enonu er nlminoelig fenot | oct
te 2ano, ipnes Oct III. grneit @or.
BON og Dr. u. 4arlgrens Diones.
bpro, iom Gorblio | @usIan6 olle-
reoe bar paapirfet bet rusiiife GoIf
unoerbart babe fpiiif, mentalt, mo-
ralIf og sfonomiff. 5orsgelien of
lJoIfets Sparepenge nIene beI6ber
Iiig til en- Sietteoel ot bpao arigen
foiter RusIano. Spno Der / 1915
~oeponereoes | NusIanos Stntsipa.
rebanfer bar 90 @anse foa meset
iom bet, Der o~eponereoes | Dem /
1918"
Den almtnoelige Bon6es neln1-
rebe os DelfIRote ltoieenoe logger
ale beisgenoe ina Del Tom rusfiife
1orsere Warfe til. Bbnoerne ieIu
fpnes at in6ie, at bet er ct @ooe,
Der er bepiit benz. @orSon citerer
II fin ~Musfion probibition", buoo
en- iag6e, 6o bet benftiIIe6es at ben.
be tilbnge til goofe: ~yaeil Wi fIarer
os beore foru0en ben. Ui buroe bnft
|Gorbub Irnee fbr. Sauoe Der IN.
gen Woofe bnret fro ben lib al,
6d Gfpeeenftdbet opbnDeoes, idd
|ffiIoe Di for Irn9e ftoen boDe Iebet
ION &errer.s yssi 4slk.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22

foriege at tase ct 9sitl % iaa oct,
at Sanding isIger Eanfel
8i anbefaler Innfen til Sperpeiel.
lie % Sanolingen til Giterislgelie.
He0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22
81 &pinoer.

Oct bar 4pinoerne no ooer Zen
iorene0e airte, mine Snnfer oen0.
te ii9 til. Soorior itaI ri life gre
en- iGrlis anitreugelie ior, at Der
fan blise Set i airfen M i 8eior.
m~ationsens MinOeaar2 8i fan. Der.
iom oi pil. Oct blioer iaa tiOt ingt,
at aoinOerne nItiO ianr oeres gil.
lie, men oeriom oct er innot, mas
ri funne uOrette noget, bois oi
Blot bar Billie 6ertiI.
Saaoan omtreht bar mine 3onr
fer formet fig Sang paa Sang /
Den ienere Ei0, naar ie9 ! 9laOene
bar let, bpor imaat oct goar me0
S~noinmlingen til oct me Wtaifin.
bus. SroOs ale OpiorOringer font
ller Der nPiten intet inc, % en- bel
Del NenigbeOer BAR biotil iIet in.
tet eiort peo Sagen. Oct ier no.
iom ON N9nOene er fsrt trRt; og
iaa tpnfte ieg, ON life pi auin.
Der tun0e tage ct 9sit, iaa ri fiin-
De unogaa. at Den Gag ifnloe brin.
ge m @GIo i oct Mar, 0a al Den
samIe SurOeig ifuIoe u%Orenies, Tor
at ri tunoe boIOe Set meo uOelt
|@Iqoe.
Rnar ieg gaar ber5iemme, tan
ieg igennem 8inOuet ! Dor Spiie
itue ie oey M Sforiten. iom Ben
rager op pe0 SiOer al DC andre
gpgninger, os ben taller tit e8et
SprOg paa mere emo cen Ranoe
5or BET isrIte minOer Den ON Dc
mango Gnge / 8ortioen. ga ri off
omeo etngit / SinOe"; tbi unoer
Bi9ernes 9pgning Ina en- 9anpfr.
Del, iom troOs ale 6oriifringcr.
Der bleO giOet, par al en- iaa0an
anrnfter, at man ingen 2unoe bill.
De DGreS bleDen operraitet, ON oct
bnpoe en0t meo en- llIpffe. 9tu aan.
Der ri iua meget %lettere.
5or oct ar0et tiger ben os, at
Der aIOris er bIeoet uofsrt ian eoot
og ioliot Ell Stpfte arbeiOe peo Dor
Sfoles 9psninser iom bette, og
oerfor bar oct pnft @IP0e o. al
minoeIig 3ilireosbeo.
Wien ior oct treble itaar Den
Sforiten Der og tiger, al ben er If
fe betaIt en0nu; oe netop M, og
Binteren igennem, GA Der ingen
Blade er pna 3r9erne til at fin.
le ben, itnar Den Der ina tpoeIigt og
raaber: sStpIoi SfplOl"
Oct er life iii at uoboIoe. Sna
trr1fte leg: 1aan life ri aoinoer
tage iat2 Won life Dor Gpinoefore.
ming Der / Blair oil gere noget,
buis ies iOrelGgser ben oet?" Com
Iagt iaa giort. Seq tRnfte: Oct
gnnr oiit an at f~orlonge 20 Dol.
lars" men bbor flor bIep life min
@lpoe, on apinoerne life aIene pi-
lite fig OiIIise men iasoe: ogi eiuer
so Collars, og oi fan goot jamie
noget mere, bpis oct err ne~openoigt."
Og loo mig iaa fsie til, at ! @aar
Tom Bait. 9ertelien berop ira On.
ia, os bdn fortalte. at ban bapbe
$40 meo, iom ban bnpoe inoInmlet
efstra oerneoe.
Ru er bet 10 ben Bib, oa 4pin.
6eforeningerne boI6er beres lloialg,
og Tom iaa6an er Der en- goo an
leoning I'll at fage lat.
CAB os bore t~ofnemmelige ior,
at Serren bar beparet os fra ulpf.
fer, og lab os piie Dor Tafnemme-
ligbeo ! @ernine.
9erfor b~enpenoer pi os til Qpin.
oerne no ouer Samfunoet og fp6r.
ger: .BiI s bore meo2"
Som bet goor, fommer Yenge.
ne life inc. men oeriom Ri tager ct
rigtis 9oot csft, oil bet eioe Roo
til at taee fat, os pi oil nao isen.
mem iioen @nlo.
Denlig &ilienl
QO~a N N
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22

Gnifes itrafs. 5000 aaenter
til at ialge eGIeano" oct beoite ia.
brifat ! oanoet til gaifnins af
algoer. Seno Toe, NOT til 8 @anae.
vi inlger ogfaa Wpmans Wolt
Seaoer os Smeoisb 2uns BALKAN
ben beoite meoiein imoo SoIte.
@pmans Grtrast Co.,
1850 WelIineton ape., gbieaao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22

Oct bar niit enSnii ben ~senealeite
9anfe, Der biotiI er fremboIot for
at unbeno at ftifte m @nIo I Set
oaret 1917: 2d6 bore apinber
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22

Mar Lseserne henvender sig til Folk,
som averterer / Bladet. enten for at
ksbe hos dem eller for at faa 0plysning
sm Diet averterede, bedes de sltid ON
tale. at de saa Avertissementet | dette
3lad. bet vii we're til gensidig State.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22
GnOnu ct Sro ON
perionlig 6ribeo

Ri iGttcr uirfclis gris paa Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-22

Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08
Ii, ouInIns That Does Not Affect The Head

Because ui ~ tonic and laxative effect LANA
rlVF HROMO QrlNfNits better than ordinary
Quinuc and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head Remember the full name aud
look TOT the signature Of q. ". GROVE. sSe.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08
BILLY SUNDAY s SAYINGS.

Ii you came here today to learn
-m. hug 30 draw YOU nearer
.' h,d. you will learn Il. II You
'me " bcar something that YOU
""H . like, something that you
uan carp and snarl about. III
a" one p. nay way a. give i o.
you.
The fool mother Who allows
her 10 year odd sissy t. float a.
"und town Joyrding ut AL
hours OF the night with a coun-
wricH sport with weak mind
and weaker morals, opens the
door 70 allow SIN, shame and dis
grace % enter her home
You women spend more for a
hat than you would give % the
causc OF religion in a lifetime.
! don { begrudge you the hat.
but when YOU sweep down the
aisle with a $50 hat and 500
dress and put a plugged cent IN
The collection box, / do begrudge
that
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08
NOT AN ISOLATED CASE.
Many Similar Gases In Hickman
and Vicinity.

This Hickman mans story civ.
en- here Is not an Isolated ease
by any means week after week.
year after year, our neighbors
are telling similar good news.
{. a Watson. Hickman. SAYS
Il suffered from pains IN the
small ol my back, which were AL.
ways more severe it / stoop Il
or laled My back aohed al
night aud 10 the morning / was
very lame tired eaSiy and a..
casionally had nervous spells.
Headaches bothered me and /
was subject 10 dizzy spells, when
my sight blurred Colds settled
on nay kidneys aud the passage
uf the kidney srcretIons became
too frequent This was partieu
larly annoying during the night
aud ! was often obliged 10 get
up several times ! got Doan 5
Kidney Pills at Helm 4 Ellison :
Drug Storc, and one box cured
me.
Price JOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney Pills the
same ihat cured Mr. Watson
Fosier.Miibuu Co, Props, Buffa-
10, n. Y Adyt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08

recommend IL to amy woman suiFering
from female weakness You may pub.
hshmy Ieitrrif youwi.h. Mr. lAMrs
COMM 300 S. 'Imr 81 Frank fort XIV.
Nowou1n suffering from any form Of
fcmulr troubles should lose hope until
shr his given Lydia b. pInkhain Veg.
ciah.e Compound a fair trial.
l.. famous remedy. the medicinal
ingredients 81 which arr derived from
native roots and herbs. has for forty
y..r proved a. heH most valuable tonic
aHi inuFurutnrof the female organism.
Al women are Invited g. write
t. the Lydia T.. Pinkhan Medi-
unr Co, Lynn, Mass. for special
'dNico. 1t viii be confidential.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08

A regular morning operation OF
the bowels puts you in fine shape
Tor the day s work. II you miss
Il you feel uncomfortable and
cannot put vim iuiO your move
meuts For all bowel Irregular
ties llERBINE is the remcdy.
Il purliies, Strengthens aud regu-
latcz Prize JOc. Sold by HEX
man Drug Co. ADV.
A NEW ONE: Kellogg's Cook
ed Bran (ready 10 serve), a big
package only Doe. Ask about il.
E. b. Prather.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08
NEED MORE FACTORIES.

II is strange that the mer-
chants Of a town, and business
men generally, don I take more
interest in trying to land a man
featuring plant of some kind
that would employ 100 or more
skilled workmcn. New factories
are sprlngiug up every day.
Most any kind of plant is
worth thousands Of dollars 10
any community, because skill
ed workman who makes good
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08

do my own work.
had 10 hire It done.
/ heard so much
aboutLydia EPink-
hams Vegetable
Compound that |
uicdit ltook three
bottles and / found
- q. Zee all you
claim Now Ifcelas
wollarcy crIdidand
am able 10 do all my
fffa.Ha a.....N. U
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08

wages spends most of it right in
the town where he earns it. HEX
man affords splendid shipping
facilities and should have more
factories; We Just need TO wake
up and go after them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08

The Fat Artist designed my house
~ that Il would express myself and re-
mind my artistic friends ~ me Have
yCu noticed w.
The Other one sure thing a.. n
low, rambling shack. with nothing
much Tor an upper story Exchange
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08

The famous Blue Bird pictures
have been secured by Mr.. Col
win TO be shown once each week,
beginning next Tuesday. These
pictures are the best of their
kind.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08

Nr and Mrs b IIu5.llesiou
do Ilchiiu..y entertained IN,
Rook Club members and their
h''sha"ds Thursday evening from
, Co II The house wa, beaut..
FULLY decorated i'm cut flowers
As tho guests arrived punch was
served by Misses Mary Tempo
humri, and Esther Bartlett and
Anne Carr Ligou. Rock was
played during the evening and
music ON the Nictora.a was en-.
loyed Al a late hour ten. sand
"irhes, cream and cake were
Tl'd Those present werc:
y W Roney and wife. r. b.
johnson and wife ) H. Hinton
aud wife. W. f. Lynch and wife
L l. Bradley and wife. Me-.
dame, L. McMakiu, Mary Mpon.
n \ Mitchell. Visitors Mis-. j.
y. lIertweck, Misses Homer Greer
nd Mcna DIe,tlrbrink ont of
town guests Mrs. John Melch
nan. OF Scooba Mss. Mrs Clint
Hayden, of Wal.ouia, KY. Miss
je.i Newb.ll, %! Jackson. Tenn
NJ. III 81
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08
TEN RULES FOR SAFE
FARMING IN THE SOUTH.

l. Grow a good garden.
z. Keep plenty of livestock.
8. Save and use all manure.
A. Plan for a crop rotation
0. Keep up soil fertility
.. Always pillow under some
thing.
l. Save your own good seed.
:. Grow all gram and has
seed.
.. Sell cotton, lespcdcza and
livestock products for cash.
10. Don I 90 in debt b. make
a crop.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08
help FOR
WORKING women
Some Have to Keep OF Until
They Almost Drop. How
Mrs. Conley Got Help.

Here Is a letter from a woman who
had " work, but wa too weak and SUI.
icrcd too much 10 continue. How Al,
rrgained health
Frankfort ~ -" suffered 10 much
with female weakness that could NOT
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08

FOR RENT: Desirable resi-
dence on the hill. Good neighbor-
hood. Five rooms, halls and clos
cts. Bath room and toilet. Hot
and cold water.-L. p. Ellison. tic
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08

Watch for the expiration no.
uce ON your paper and renew
promptly The Courier is not
forced on any one, but stops
when your time 10 out.
The Courier sent 10 your AL
dress 3 months for 25c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-08
GERMAN U BOATS
TO BREAK BLOCKADE.

me establishment of a trausat
lahtic service between New Yorl
ara Germany, TO be carried ON b,
Blanl submarines. is q possibility
OF the hear future This was m,
announcement Of a prominent
New York shipping man vhl
iiad Just returned rrm Hamburg
For obvious reasons his name can
not be used.
These great ,ubmers.b'e Gin.
erS' are the 'arge,t unIer>ra
boats that have lett Germany
They have been diverted from
ihc purpose of war and will be
rIasscd as commercial vessels OIL
~ according 10 the information
ohialneed. Germany 5 object in
THIS is 20 break the British block
adc and also 10 rc-c,ttbl.sb a
regular mail service between the
Two countries.
N"rcd by continuous inter.
Terence with mails, the German
government ha, decided % try
inns method OF transporting let
lrh 90 America and also small.
valuable carrUe, uf CHEMICALS
winch % is now impossible toI
export because OF the British
blockade. ,J.d Obi, man. Some
col these chemicals are now
worth many time, 'bc original
value and the delivery of even
10 small puauti! would pay a bIgI
profit
These sperubmcnibIc. 400
irrt long with q surface speed
W fourteen kuut, will bee regard
ed as merchantmen by the Der
I'm government They will be
armed Tor deu,euc only, and L |
is expected they Will receive the
same treatment from this gov
ernmcut as the merchant vessels
d the allied nations which have
entered aud cleared American
ports armed for defensive pur
poses
As commerce de,troyers the
BIG mdcrca craft carry eighteen
or twenty torpcdocs but rs mail
boats thcy wil. have mo- torpedoeS
'r tubes The only armament
vii Boz two small guns IN the
aiming tower 90 Dee used for de-
Tense The space thus made a. ,
.aiIu1le through the absence of
.opedocS viii be used for mails
nd valuable merchandise.
II the ln.tial voyages are sue
@Siul y IS probable that a small
number OF passengers viii be
.nrnrd Assured tina, the pas
age would not be iutelfcred
With hy the British. there are
many persons wo would pay q
arge amount for transportation
croSS the Atlantic at this time
Us many as ten passengers could
'e carried by the big subma-
mes"
Capable of carrying enough oil
% propel them 600 miles. the
lew transatlantic submarines |
would be able 10 make q round |
rip, il was said. without taking |
uel here. II they were regard |
d as merchantmen however. i. |
, believed there would be no |
bjection TO their taking fuel /
nj sapplicS mt an American |
ort at any time. |
If a speed of fourteen knots
'cre maintained the German en- |
ineerS figure that the voyage |
rom Bremerhayen 10 New York |
could be made ia inst under ten |
avs. They do not expect. how. |
Yer. to accomplish the first yoy- |
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
Emmy Wehlen at
Colonial Opens
Week of Features

Emmy wehlen, one of the most
beautiful and talented young women
now appearing in the silent drama,
will be seen at the Colonial tomor-
row and Tuesday In The Pretenders,"
an elaborate Metro wonder play pro-
duced by Rolfe Photoplays Inc. Miss
Wehlen Is surrounded by one Of the
strongest supporting casts ever seen
In Metro production, which includes
such well-known players as Paul Cor
don, a newcomer to Metro; William
Davidson, Charles Eidridge, Edwin
Holt, Howard Truesdell, Jerome Will
son. Hugh Jeffrey, Harry Neville,
1lean Hume. Kate Blancke and other
stage and screen artists.
The Pretenders'' is an original
story. written by Charming Pollock
and Rennold Wolf especially for Miss
Wehlen. Mr.. Pollock and Mr.. Wolf
have written several of the best plays
seen on Broadway during the last few
years. and are fast winning a COW
eted position at the top with the
foremost scenario writer's. George ID.
Baker, one OF the ablest directors in
the country. who produced The Pre-
tenders" left nothing undone to make
1t an artistic treat. Unusual stage
settings are used. and Director Baker
has also photographed some beauti-
full and picturesque locations In and
around New York for the production
The story of THE Pretenders" pre-
sents vivid picture of the simple life
in a Middle West town before the
family Of Pettingills become wealthy
and after they come to live in Fifth
Avenue mansion. with country
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10
Much Interest In
Gloria's Romance
as Series Closes

Now that the Billie Burke serial,
''Gloria's Romance" written for the
pictures from the novel of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rupert NJ. Hughes, Is reaching
It's final stages. the interest manifest
ed by those who have followed the
story until now is ever on the increase
and the announcement that the
eighteenth chapter will be presented
at the Odeon tomorrow and Tuesday
will surely bring forth the usual
crowds who have patronized this ex-
traordinary feature throughout its en-
gagement. In addition to the serial.
however, Orrin Johnson will be seen
in his latest screen success, THE
Light at Dusk" In this story Mr..
johnson depicts the role of Russian
refugee, who comes to this country,
engages in the steel industry, and fin
ally becomes a financial power. The
cost of wealth Is clearly proved in
this picture. Wednesday and Thurs
day William Russell, so we'll remem-
bered for his exceptionally clever eff
forts in Soul Mates" will be seen In
five-reel success. THE Man
Who Would Not Die" Friday and Sat-
urday the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon spe-
cial. The Lights OF New York." will
be presented.