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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
LINER ESCAPES SUB

NEW YORK, March is.--After
having been attacked without warn
ing by a submarine. the F'abre liner
Patria. flying the French flag. with
20 Americans among It's 300 pas
sengers. docked safely here today.
Captain Dechelies declared the
submarine attempted to torpedo his
vessel March I. while he was off
tho African coast. The torpedo,
he said. missed his rudder by less
than 30 feet. Passengers were
thrown into q panic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
IoDAy's TIDES At SEATTLE

TT night election Tho city eomptroiers o'
| ffcs In the city hall hummed ,,,-. ,..
po1tIeans OF all shades o''lee nooe'' '"
bss there to digest tho returns
Clerks rushed with precinct figures
Jim Aqnew chief clerk. posted bulletins In while
Addlna machines md type~riters clicked busiy
election
proposition But the crowd fingered
a for political sppetne ana uey KEPT "ns
ca 9th II happened"
sales Of StoneWebster interests
his activities
Of corporation there most OF The even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
Army Aeroplanes Leaue Columbus by Air

Several aeropanes brought from San Antonio
scheduled to fly today from Columbus in the wake of the
column of Col. Slocum.
Col Dodds force is expected northwestern
Chihuahua and join Socum From Guzman the two com
mands spread wide enveoping for
the purpose of surrounding Villa Carranzsas located
OF Villas whereabouts depended o cooperate
News of troop movements continues only by
automobile parties which travelled in the wake OF the expedi-
ton arrived from Columbus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16

AMSTERDAM. March ts.--
Three hours sfter a terrific es-
pIosIon smidships. the Royal
Dutch liner Tubsntis sank In
the North sea. II was reported
today.
She carried 81 passengers and
crew Of 900. All were said TO
have been saved.
Tho the Tubantia's captain
said she might have been tor
pedoed, reports ~ the COM
psny's offices said she hit .
mine.
The Tubantia's crew numbered
300 men. She carried mails and a
number OF passengers.
The captain was taken of by a
rescue boat.
He said the Tnbantia was wreck.
ed by a terrific explosion amid
ships.
Hole Ripped In Stern
A huge hole was ripped In her
stern Wireless messages calling
for help Immediately flashed over
ths sea.
Passengers and crew abandoned
the stricken liner at once. tumbllng
into lifeboats while still half asleep.
Some were terrified by the explo-
sion. the darkness and horror OF the
moment. but no panic was re-
ported.
Several Dutch torpedo boats and
life saving craft appeared on the
gcene at daybreak. picking up shiy-
efing lifeboat cargoes.
Only the fact the explosion oc-
CURED while the Tubantia was near
land prevented heavy casualties.
Lfebosts Reach Lightshlp
Two Of the ships heavily laden
lIfeboats reached lightship at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
Troops Pierce Deep Into Bandit Country

Ell PASO, March l6--After having bivouacked over
night Paomas lake nine miles from the border the main
American detachment hunting Villa reported marching
deeper into the bandit country today.
Cavalry scouting ahead OF the tong infantry columns
Bringing up the rear long train of army wagons,
corted by horsemen.
Col Slocums reported this afternoon crossing
the chihuahua desert following the line OF Villas retreat from
Columbus The trail marked by many wounded Vllista
who unable accompany their comrades When they
weakened they wer abandoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
U. S. Hopes Carranza
VIII Capture villa


U. p. staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. March IS.
President Wilson hopes
Gen. Csrranxa Will capture
villa.
The administratlon today
made no effort 10 conceal
the satisfaction II would
Give TO have Carrsnxa bag
Villa before the Americans
can reach him.
Great danger 10 seen In
tho probable attitude Of
poems who cannot be reach
cd thru ordinary channels.
and who will not see the Of
flcial statement that the
expedition 10 not an "In-
vaslon."
White House feeling to-
day 10 that the crisIs will
determine Carrsnxa's con-
troll over his forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
.RIGHT.0, PROFESSOR

Prof A. Berglund. OF the uni.
versity. urged the teaching OF
swimming in public schools at a
meeting Of the Central Council of
Social Agencies at Good Eats caf.
eterla Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
NEW MEXICO GUARDS
MAY Be CALLED OUT

WARRINGTON. March 10.
Official war department
advices today from the sd-
Iutant general Of the New
Mexico militia said his eitl-
xen soldiers might be called
on for duty during the hunt
for Villa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
BIG LINER
'BLOWNUP::
all SAFE
Palatial Dutch Vessel Believed
to Have Struck
Mine.
TAKE PASSENGERS OFF

WASHINGTON. March fs.-
A state department. Inquiry
Into the sinking Of the Dutch
liner Tabsntis, with the Ameri-
cans reported aboard. will be
started, II was announced to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
Col. Dodd Making Forced March

Col Dodds column which crossed the border yesterday
today southwark from Cubeson ranch Arizona said
10 be proceeding along the Sierra Madrc foothills.
Their march forced they endeavoring to reevo
the OF Duben where colony of Mormons is believed
10 be menaced by outlaws.
Americans Guznan believe the Vlistas there have not
heard OF the L. S expedition outlaw bands still lin
gerng the vicinity of Casas Grande They said Carranza
censorship had been effect since the Columbus raid
any OF American plans fiering into the interior
Mystery enshrouds Gen Persing whereabouts 1t
creased when he reported personally commanding
third column said be crossing the border south OF Hachta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16

WEATHER FORECAST
Showers tonight; Friday,
generally fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
BOY KILLS Playmate

Csvan Folsom. see ~. was
Instantly killed whom his s-year-
old playmate, Curtis Perry.
pointed q shotgun In his face,
called out iauohInaIy, "I'r GO
Ina 70 shoot you" and pulled
the trigger Wednesday after.
noon.
He thought the gun would
not 90 of, he said.
They we're playing on
ranch siS miles east OF Kent.
TODAy's TIDES At SEATTLE
High. Low.
$500 y. m. 1871 H. eisf q. m. ~ ~
gas o. m. II.gf sifs .. m. s.3 n.
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Censorship Strongest in History

Pershng accompanied the soldiers from Columbus to the
border then rumorcd have back and started
Hacha All OF troops and commanders
hidden however by the strongest censorship in Americas his
tory.
base of operations probably will be established Guz
munitions and food easily to it by railroad
from II Paso by of Juarez.
Consutionaists in chihuahua acting under orders
from Carranza transmitted thru Gen. Obregon
operating with the Americans The report brought by
ces from Columbus yesterday that the vanguard slight
opposition from dc facto government troops Palomas
proved to be unounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
Notice, Housewife

= EO. w. PERKINS, famous Wall
~ street finaneier. has applied bus
mess principles to housekeeping. His
first article. telling you how TO save
20 cents on every dollar. appears on
page 5 today.
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itself. These and many other Situations 90
terry" will be printed in The Star in six con
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
uDg Giosbeiparingen9 Y

EN%5&.. -. -EHs
Sen bliber enorm. Sbis Sc BE:
regner 3 Gimer til Guren, er De
paa Ben fire SIDE, ieIp / Mo6bino.
|Ii1 Malme Tan Sc flppe pao T
elmer og til Berlin paa { a g."
rMen tror Sc life, Miiifoen pti
ffrGmn1e Solf?"
uMaaife / 6en ferite Sis. Sc FIJI
ifer> bborle6es set bar meo Muto-
mobiGerne for life at tale ON SSern-
bonerne. Ser ftn6es en6nn gomIe
6olf> Ser 'iffe bill betro Jig til ct
Sernbanetog. ga jeg for Is Mar
iioen profetere6e, at Ri inart bil6e
funne fibre % u6en &%eiteoroifen
Dor Der ingen> iom troe6e mig. 81
Sernbunerne bill mart b9re lige1o1
gommeloags iom &elte6roiferne mi;
men ielbfplgelig bill 6e faa Monopol
paa @o6strofifen."
~Wfen mi Solopi1itationen?"
~&er bar De. ct 6orilog til 2nft-
trofif=&eglement, u%6arbejoet al fran
ife Sagfpn6ige. Sc forbpber ipbrigt
al TRANSPORT .af Coos giennem
2nften."
: uMfen EN- beritabel &ntetabeI for
regu1er 2ufttrofif fan bel life op=
.Itilles?"
~@elbfglgelig fan fun Mfgangs=
.ti6en faltlpttes ngjagtig. Mnfom1tti.
oen mao 10 rette fig noget efte%
SER og 8in6. @il6e @toten eller ct
fort @elifab begpn6e Bosiagertro=
fit giennem 2uften, bil6e nof 2nfts
ifibe Of en- eller an6en ;3eppelin-
.SDpe bore Sc be6ite. Mllereoe MI
fan ct iaa6ant 2uftiftb befor6re ct
Sar &un6re6e &aSiagerer. Men 6et
nemmelte bliber Sc imaa Meroplmer
me0 Blq6s til a6 Berioner. @aar
man REFER me6 6iSfe> fan man mo-
gelig 1piie Srofoit / @tocfbolm og
|fi66e / Seatret ON Mftenen / Ser
lin. On let 2unch fan 9e ierbery
for Dem ielp nn6erbejs."
u9et bliber altiaa en- ful61ten6io
Srufifrepolution?"
~16en Gpibl. Men fprlt eftel
&rigenl"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
&anhatgrrakrn.
9a &ejierinbe S%oiepbine lbs lpfte
en- Tlig al Tremtibens @lpr>

s Sronfrig ber1fe6e ser flor ST.
bel. Sen 6riitige General geapoleor,
Ser iejrrigt bap6e baoret GranfrigS
Banner ODER Mlperne og til HDru=
mi6erne, bar fra T9rl tefon1ul bleben
Sc Sronlfes &ejler.
2pffeligit f9lte bel nof ba1es &C.
molin6e, Soiepbine> fig, ben6e, Ser
boppe gjort BEN merfelige &arriere
fra en- @oDnefaptains 9otter til
Sranfrigs &ej1erin6e.' &igtignof
.bap6e 5febnen fife olti6 ti6ligere
beret So1epbine goo, og Sen baar=
bette 9og / ben0es 2ip bab6e bel
p9ret 6en1 paa bbilfen benbes 9gg=
tefelle, Sen nlpffelige Bea1barnaiS,
maotte la0e fig guillotinere.
Sum Sen 9m1t9n6igbe0, at ben=
6es 9ggteifob me0 8eoubarnais al
orig bab6e beret lpffeligt, bepirfe6e
at SEN rnge 1m11ffe Some ober1ebe6e
bette 9fgbnei flag.
Mapoleon boD6e nf &jerligbeo
egtet Soiepbine. Sen, ser bil6e ba=
be iogt &ejierin6en, at ben6es 2pf=
fe if1l0e brit tie, Dil6e bum maaife
me0 Toragt bnbe fal6t en- gear, oJ
0og bao6e cen &erion Mo6 til ufor<
blommet at 1tge ben0e> paa bbilfc
1bage 6960er ben6es 2pffe 1to6, og
set bar So1epbine ielb, Ser in6be0
oenne il6ebarlen6e &rofetin0e til
S%uillerierne.
9enne Nrofetin0e bar Marie M11-
ne M6elaioe 2enorma110, Ser gien-
nem fine &ortfunlter foru6iag0e
mange Sing ONT Sen ciDi1iiere0e
8er0ens 5f9bne. Mee6 torment Soon
cbalance mo0tog &e%iierin6en Comb
iigeri fen, %lnaffe6e me6 ben6e ON fiji
@emal og fine @6rn> 1aa Sr9fer
2enorman0 -nalten bar in6toget /
&eiierin6en. Nlu0ielig gift 6e1ne
imi6lertio lpS paa Maolet.
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&uu Utn1fr.
Sra Stpcfbplm til 8erlim giennem
2uften.

~@tocfholms- Git6ningen" bor in,
terDielpet 6en befjen6te 2uftlportS=
man0, @ultap bon Soften, OF
lp11rgt bum ort bborbi6t EN- reg11<
l9r 2ufttrafif fra 5tocfbolm til
Berlin loa in6enfor Ma1ligbe6ers
@renier. Mnle6ningen til Snter=
Dielpet bar EN- n6talel1e al en- pit
rigif Sagman6 om> at Sernbane-
og. Mutomobiler mart bil6e blipe Ii
geiaa for9l6e6e iom @e1te6roiferne,
noar Set gial6t MISUNDERSTANDING.
u@r bette mi fife EN- Sber6ribel=
ie?" 1purgte SSnterbieperen.
uMl0eles ifffe"> lbs @boret. =.
ugeaar &rigen Ell forbi, bill SlDbema-
finerne erobre 8er0en me6 langt
ltprre Surt ems Mrtontobilerne for
1920 Mor ii6en."
v&bilfen EDpe mener Sc bliber
Sen ieiren6e?" :,
u&imeligpis en- &ombination al
Monoplan og 8ip1an. Sen i6eelle
Eppe bliper bi1tnof en Ma1fine me6
en- Motor pna 100 a $50 $. 6.
% 8lu6S til 4 d 6 Her5oner."
u9et bliber biit en- 6Dr Siltorie
at rei1e poa 6en Waa6e?"
~Mb1ol1t life. @n 1aa0an Moifi:
ne bill efter &rigen foite ca. $4,000
SIR. Set er Set lamme> man gibef
for en- flot Snrit=Mutomobil> %
fnopt Set. &biS man lejer ct iaa=
6ont Meroplan til EN- &ei1e @tocf=
bolm-@pteborg, bill 8ri1en n9ppe
bliDe b9iere END EN- 1. &lusies Sern=
.banebillet. Suren bill britt fomme
til at fo1te 5000 &roner bro per-
iona i ct Meroplan for 5 8erioner.
&ua Sen HriS bill @ieren iffe tabe."
y Srembebet al %. - &e6.
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nEaoens @fes".

Da leg lgite uugebla6et" for Is.
Sui moatte jeg imi1e; tbi Ser bIiber
man oplpit on1> at Ser bqr bpret
fprt zen lpitig &rig". nDanferen"
mellem to Breiter. 8oltor Shorts
beng baboe %bebrejoet Eaitor 81.
&c. Mn6erien, at ban beo MarSmgbet
i Sorlon, Sa., boboe beoe for
9onmarfS &ongebus.. Denne 8pn
falote Boitor $. for ~polititiiff
% fun1e life beoe Sen meo. Serti[
1barer YaItor Mn6rea1en, vot ifght
oen1e Bpn bar "a Flip Of tbe toni
que, bob ban BOG ingenl11n6e tanfe=
lplt" for Danmarfs &ongebns.
@bor mon BET bar 1toaet at Ie1e /
rDoniferen"? Seq far life let set.
9erimo6 bar jeg let noget on6et.
&aitor @jortsbang %bebrei6er @aitcr
Mn0erien> at ban beo Morsmp6et /
9orlon bab6e be6et ON, vut @uh
biloe> bebore set 6anife &ongebns
for nohetteli e". &ertil 1parer $50
ltor Mnoreaien: u9et er ieg mig If
fe bebiolt at bobe giort, men*) naar
jeg mt %allt9ebel fur benpttet bett:
l1t0rpf, iao maa bel enbber bog fun
ne fori toa> at Set bar "a Tip Of tbe
tongue, og irtet mere, en6ifpnt jeg
TOR fige, at ieg ito6 life tanfel6it og
ba0 efter Hre6ifenen. Set, jeg bil6e
beoe ON, bar naturligois, at .@u6
|biloe bepare 9anmarf> nit gamle
6r6relan6> fra nb1ettclie."
sc, Set er 11oget belt on6et ems
Set, iom ~1geblo6et" me66eler. =
|Sborfor life bol6e fig til @an6be=
0en / 9te6et for at opbarte me6 Zig
Saas. M6n Set er for at gi9re 1t1
lpltig ober Sc to Hrelter? Set CT
gp6t at min6es, at 6e11> ser bill gigre
fig lDltig ODER an6re> bliber 1elb til
|@rin.
lloenforitoaen6e imiler .og un6res
q. s. Weisman11.
@arrenz Ea.
gt1ten $50 tor Mn0realen bor be61
en- 8pn ON at vbebare Dunmarfs
|&ongebnS" eller ~beDare Donmarf8
|&ongebns fra u0 lettelie" fommer
BOG pirfelig n6 pna Get og Set font
me. - acknowledgements 1miler og
un0res - en0nu mere ems fgr.
9teb.
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Selifabelig Gammenfpmit*

Safe Mmelte &pin6eforening bob.
Sc. / Sors6ags ct 1er6eles belbei6gi
og bellpffet Mp6e bos Mrs. Mc,
Donal6, $500 Minneboba Mbe.
M1rs. MielS @onlen og Mrs. Me,
Donal6 t%raftere6e / Sellesi fab og
M}goet afbol6teS nn6er Sc ifpggeful=
De Srper> bbor ligele6eS &uffebor=
6ene bar 69ffe6e. ,
&enimo6 40 Me6lemmer og &c.
tier bar m96te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

EE|Ffao
oeleSbeo Ell IagfRroig Sampirfen
at be enfelte &rafter inobDroes.
Set Ser fra Ben tiolige Morgen til
tent ITO paa Staten foregaar / 6isie
milit9re 6orretningslofoler ligner
Ben Sorpaltning, iom pi fien6er fra
6re0ens Gage, men set er en- Gor<
bultning pad. 9an6lingens, Mniba=
retS % 8~dlut1ombe6ens &pibepunfh,
me6 en- &pffebiboe og &%oncentro-
tion al M1iinigbe6 og Mfgiprelie,
font ingen ob0elig fien6er, noget til
/ Sreostio.
@eo Dag og Not mo6toger Sc
flere Gelegrommer og EelefonoplpS=
ninger> ofte pe6 &inlp at funitig1
% f%uretruen6e Eraabforbinoelier,
Mel6inger, &eretninger, Sore
ipgrgsler CO @nipgninger fra Sron=
ten. Ser ipares me6 8efalinger, Mn-
oiSninger og Splpsninger, iamtioiJ
MET at ma1 ltanr / ct 1ignen6e
Samfpem me6 oberor6ne6e @om=
manooer.
Ser er uta1lige Sing, 1om Ser ifol
bol6es 9ie me0. Set 0rejer fig ON
egne % fien6tlige @tri6Sfr9fterS
@ebngelier, Soran6ringer mes &en=
ipn til Dor og Mo61tan0erens @tiI-
ling, Gfterretnings= og @pej0ertje-
neite, Sab, u6fpl6ning> &erion=
ipprgsmaal, Sptelling og &e6ning
af @pttet og al Sanger, &borterfor=
bol0, 6orpleining, 8efle6ning,
Sroppernes 8eb9bning pg @11nO=
bebspleie, 2alaretforbol6> &efreat!-
onsbjem> &etsb9le n> CUBS Sr6S
Sorfpn0elie> &erligbe0sgaber, Ont
iorg for @eltene, &lima, &ejr= og
@an6forbol6, 2on0epejes og @roers
Stliton6, Samfer0slen, Sernbaner,
No1tpeien, Slpbere, Selegraf= og
@niltltationer.
Sg olle 6isie Cling FILTER fra s.
me til Slime. 0e er 1tu6iQ u01utte
for n%foru0iete 6oran0ringer og
m%angeurte6e Sn6flD6eller og &aG=
bitfninger. Sen Ser / Set tp1te Mf>
tenblo0 ~regelmpsiigt l9ier 8eret=
11ingen fra Sen 9perlte &Grle6elie,
fan banifeligt forltoo, at Oplpsnin*
gen ON alle 6is1e fjerne Sil6ragelz
fer ligger trDft foran bam efter fa1
Sinners Sorlgb. Sum be6 alle ar
ipurlige &rafters @pjipenoing er
Oct m11ligt> at &er6enSbi1torien lelu
ifriper tit Gorl9b UNDER 8egipenbe.
berries omififtelige Gong. Men ber=
til frebes @nergi, iterfe Nerbs~~,
&lorbe0> &logifab, &Dn0tgbe6> @el-=
bepi0itbe6 og @elDerfjen0elie. en-
bber 8efolingsman6 bar fin 9el /
nbf albet. Men D6elierne fortetter
Jig fpr1t boS Sc pDerl tie &omman0o=
er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

offertliggiort ! 1915. 6oriietigbeoen
bpo Sar6iigerifen at nn0la0e at Of.
f%entltgglpre bet, me0ens Napoleo1
en0nlt bar Ben frDgte0e Magtbaber,
oct ct biitoriif paaDiit, at bette
%eienoommelige gfriftimffe ollereoc
bar offattet i 1909 og 6eponeret poa
ct iiffffert 5te6.
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9pbsfalb.

Sens .Mniel @rabeien, 5% Mar
gammel, 56n al 8. @raoe1en %
&nltru, 1854 27tb MDe. 60, afgif
PED D96en ONT Morgenen SEN 19oe
BegraDel1en foregif / 29roogs
fra CT. &e6ers banife l11tberife Sir
fe UNDER flor Deltagelie fra oeres
meget talrige 8enneflofs SIDE. st
fort &el0 al 8lomlter og @ronie
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Gprretninasmp6e.

Sors6og Sen 36ie Mugu1t bill
l1ng6omsforeningen al 1905 ofbol6a
or6inprt Sorretningsm66e paa 9o=
mia Sail. Moar Soreningem fife bnr
afbol0t M96er Sc ii61te Bor uger>
er set lelbf9lgelig poa @run0 of :.
80. 8urmen!
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8lm6icltq ina.

Sans Nauli, teologiif 5tu6e1lt
fra 9es Moines> 1om bnb6e opboI61
Jig en- Ei6. Oregon, bleb pl1161elig
iDg 6eru6e og bil6e iaa fori6ge ct
naa 9es Moines for at la6e fig
un0erfalte en- Operation for @lin6=
tarmSbetpn6elie. ga bon fom til
WinneapoliS fun6e ban life 11aa
lpngere fren1 men maatte la6e fig
un0erfalte nebnte 0peration / Gre=
bags paa DiafoniSlebolpitalet. &u1l
er mi / goo 8e6ring og l16en for
al Tare.
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SfDDturen!

ct. &e0ers &irfes l1ng6omsfor=
enings 9fobtur til @il6moo6 8orf
it6Ite @6n6ug forlgb / alle Wao6e:
tilfre6Sitillen6e og forn9ieligt. Ser
par go6 Silllutning og u0mnrfet
@eir, og oct er 10. &ooe01agen pao
en- laa0an Sur.
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90 boaoflfeoe Ben lille Site. Mrs. g.
'8ierre ipilleoe Deo 5grgegubstjene=
item, % 8aitor Earpgaar0 tolte
baaoe paa Gngelif og paa Danif beo
8naren.
Sire Drenge n0e fra gio8etta bar
.a5ilten. Sorofaitelien fan6t steo pau
2aDma11s airfegaaro.
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minneapolis.
W}b6e.

ct. &e6erS &irfeS &pin6eforening
bol6er W90e / &irfens 8a1 ement
GorSoag @ftermio0ag 6en 3. Mu=
quit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

Srembepet al %. - Me6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-09
ALASKA TRADE INCREASES.

Washington March Shining devel-
opment and railroad exploitation in
Alaska during the last twelve months
were responsible for an increase OF
$12,000000 in the trade OF Uncle
Sans ward, according to report re-
Geivcd from the Collector OF Customs
at Juneau.
The big jump in trade figures was
attributed to the large shipments of
goods aud materials from the United
States, needed for extensive improve
ments projected
Alaskan exports of placer gold are
steadily declining, it was announced.
The favorable trade balance Of Alas
ka. gradually increasing with each
years returns, reached 27,0OG,OOO
last year.
Gold and silver shipped to the Unit
ed States aggregated $16.OO0,OOO, al
most $2,OOO,OO0 more than was ex-
ported to this country in 1914. The
United States supplied the Alaskans
with $23,000,00O worth of goods. while
only 100000 was imported from for
eign ports.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-09
NEWFOUNDLAND TO Be
VERY arid REGION
New prohibition Law Makes II Crime
to Import or Manufacture
Liquor,

st. Johns. Newfoundland, March 6.
Newfoundland and Labrador will
be one 'Gf the most arid regions OH
the face of the earth when the new
prohibition law goes into effect
1t will be a crime to import or
manufacture liquor except for str c.
~ medicinal purposes. No longe: will
Portugal wine be imported for aging
in this favorable climate, as in the
past.
Because many of tue inhabitants
are in the army and navy. it was
agreed before the election that 40 per
cent of the registered voters should
he considered a majority. The "drys'
won by between 800 and 600 votes.
1t IS several days travel for mos
of the population to get to Canadian
towns where drinking is still allo wed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-09
SAVE YOUR HAIR!
Is CENT BOTTLE
STOPS DANDRUFF
Every bit Of dandruff disappears and
heir stops coming out.
Try this! Your hair appears glossy,
abundant, wayy and beautiful.

Thin. brittle, Golo:less and scrag
gy hair is mute evidence Of a neglect
cd scalp; of dandruf:-that awful
Scurf.
There is nothing 50 destructive IL
the hair as dandruff. 1t robs the hai'
of it's lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish
ness and itching of the scalp, which
if not femedied causes the hair roo.
to shrink, loosen and die-then the
hair falls out fast. A little Dander-
ne toni ght-now-anytime- sure
ly save your hair.
Get 25-cent bottle of KnoWlton' 3
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and after the first ap-
plication your hair will take on that
life, lustre and luxuriance which is
SO beautiful. II will pecomc way
ard fluffy and have the appearance
of abundance, All Incompatible gloss
and softness; but what W II please
you most will be after just few
weeks use when you will actually see
a lot of fine, downy hair-nsw hair
growing all over the scalp.
Danderine is no the hair what
fresh showers of rain and sunshine
are to vegetation. 1t goes right to
the roots, invigorates and strengthens
them. It's exhilarating and life-pro-
ducing properties cause. the hair, to
GROW long, strong and beautiful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-09

"This city has ample capital fos
founding ard operating variety of
new Industries, and with reasonable
efforts on the part of the chamber Of
commerce committee the men vita
money 10 invest could be induccd to
take sock in such enterprises as
might seem promising. But in order
for a small-industries movement to
succeed the true cooperative spirit
must be in evidence The goal is Ger
tainly worth extraordinary exert on y
Situated as it is, in the center OF a
Frosp rous country, Pine Bluff offers
exceptional advantages to the small
The small industries
operating here are prospecting. There
are openings for others. There is
suggestion in the Age-Herald's OBJ
which Pine Bluff miga,
well cons der. There never was
better time for making serious, intel
ligent effort to give Pine Bluff
boost along Industrial lines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-03-09
ARMY TRAINING CAMP.
Application Blanks Can Be Secured
from Arkansas National Guard.

Little Rock, Marcl S.--Thoee who
may wish to enter he Southern m l.
itary training camp al Fort Osc-
thrope, Ga, April go, NAV secure
enrolment blanks at "he Office head
quarters of the Arkansas national
gua~d, Little Rock. "'hosa who
enter the camp AXE TIC following
pledge:
81 will attend for The full periad un-
less unforeseen circumstances should
prevent. and agree to obey the rul &
ard regulations establi.;hat for the
government of the camp. | will de-
post upon arrival at lie camp, ne
sum of $50 to cover my entire cX-
penses at the camp"
. Those eligible for entrance mus; be
tizen of the United States be-
tween II and As Yeas OF age. of
sound physical condition capable Of
hard drill and mareuvsr marching
with full infan ~ equipme nt