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The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
SANDERS GOES INTO
OFFICE IN WEEK

Frank D. Sanders will today be for
maIly elected by the people of Pen
sacola as the successor commissioner
to Frank R. Pou, who retires in an
other week to private life. Mr.. San
ders assumes office early in the
week, and at that time the board of
city commissioners will be TeorganiZ-
ed, these steps being taken by rea
son of the introduction Of the new
commissioner.
Mr.. Sanders was nominated by a
safe and satisfying majority in the
primary held some time since, and as
a nomination assures an election, Mr..
Sanders is elected if he gets but one
vote today,
Clerks and inspectors, who were
named by the city commissioners
some time ago, and who have been
notified of their selection, are eX-
pected to be at the respective city
precincts in time to receive the ESl-
lot boxes and other property from
the managing board, before s o'clock
this morning. The polls are expected
to open at that hour, and to close at
sundown.
Very little interest has been mani
tested generally IN the elecJlOn. Inc
commissiOnership alone will be filled
and as there is no opposition, friends
of candidates have not been felt call
ed upon to exert any efforts in be
half of their choice. For that reason
the vote is expected to be exceedingly
light, although hundreds will go to
the polls to give Mr.. Sanders a COM
plimentary vote, in all precincts.
Because of regular election day,
saloons will not be permitted to 'op-
crate until Tuesday morning at 6
o'clock. That enforces a two-day
holiday in that line of business.
Banks will be closed for all bust
ness today, but this is in respect to
the celebration of the birthday of JEFF
ferson Davis This event occurred
yesterday, but is. usually cerebrated
the following day.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
AMERICANSHIP
z SUBS
TWO U-BOATS ATTACK KROON-
LAND; TWO TORPEDOES HIT.
BUT DO NOT EXPLODE-GUN-
NERS RETURN FIRE.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, June 3.-Iwo German
submarines made a concerted attack
on the American liner KroonIand on
her outbound voyage from New York,
according to reports brought by
Americans from England. The sub
marines fired four torpedoes, two of
which hit the Kroonland glancing
blows, without damage. Others miss
ed the bow of the ship by less than
twenty feet. The encounter was near
the British coast. The Kroonland
was going at high speed in a zig gag
course and the naval gunners sent
several explosive shells at a point
where the submarines appeared to
be-
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
City Opens Wide It's Arms
to Welcome Warriors
of Lost Cause.
PREPARATIONS ARE
ON A GREAT SCALE
For First Time in History
Confederate Reunion is
Held Out of South.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, June 3.-Confederate
veterans, here for the annual reunion,
went to Arlington to pay tribute to
the south's dead. President and Mrs.
Wilson attended the services, but the
president did not speak. He received
an ovation, however, and shook hands
with many veterans. Flowers were
strewn on the graves of the unknown
dead and on the grave of General
Joe Wheeler. Representative Frank
Clark, of Florida, and General Ben
nett H. Young, of Louisville, past
commander-in-chief of the veterans,
were orators.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
Both Germans and British
Make Temporary Gains,
But Thrown Back.
ITALIAN PUSH
LOSES ITS FORCE
Charge American Aviation
Camps Will Be Construct
ed in Europe.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

In the Lens and Arras sectors Of
the French front, the British and
Germans during Saturday night and
Sunday, engaged in fierce fighting.
Each side gained a position but
neither was able to hold them in their
entirety.
The British striking south of the
Souchez river, made good gains and
took numerous prisoners.
Later the Germans counter attack
ed and the British were unable to
hold the new positions.
Southeast of Arras the Germans,
near Cherisy, pushed back the Grit
ish front several points, but later the
British recaptured all but one post.
German attacks on the French in
Scissors bend of the line, were un-
successful.
The Italian offensive was diminish
ed in intensity.
Vienna says Roumanians attempted
to advance in the Putna valley, but
were repulsed.
See-saw fighting has been in pro-
gress in the Macedonian region.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
SHARK ATTACKS AND
WOUNDS YOUNG MAN

Savannah, June 3.-Wallace J..
Picrpont, Jr., son of Mayor Pierpont,
was attacked by a shark in Catalogue
Sound today and his right arm was
seriously mangIed. Pierpont, who
with his wife and children, had gone
up the sound in a motor boat, was
in the water hauling the boat into
the shadows so the children could
bathe when the shark attacked. When
his wife saw his body go under the
surface she pulled on the tow line and
Pierpont held and got him into the
boat. A nearby tug was signaled and
sent the man aboard and Pierpont
was rushed to Savannah.
He underwent an operation and his
condition is not critical.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
Washington Bureau,
The Pensacola Journal.

Washington, June 3.-The national
capital in wartime throws open its
arms this week to welcome the sur
vivors of the Confederate army which
sought to capture it more than half
a century ago. Gray clad veterans
of the great war between the states
will march up Pennsylvania avenue
next Thursday morning through a
court of honor and past the White
House in front Of which they will
be reviewed by the president of the
United States.
For the first time since the forma
tion Of the United Confederate Vet
erans their annual reunion, the TWEEN
ty-seventh, is held outside what were
the Confederate States. The Confed
crate Southern National Memorial
Association, the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy and the Sons Of
Confederate Veterans hold their
conventions simultaneously.
Although the reunion actually be
gins tomorrow, thousands of veterans
had arrived today in time to partici-
pate in the memorial exercises in the
Confederate section at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery where the unwilling
q y
800, Sons of Confederate Veterans,
was on the program.
President Wilson and Mayor John P.
Mitchell, of New York, are expected
to address the opening session of the
veterans on Tuesday. Wednesday
probably will be devoted to campfire
talks and renewing old acquaintances,
but the reunion committee has an
l. H., III
with sixteen hours of entertainment.
The big event of the gathering
the parade and review by the presi-
dent-wili take place Thursday morn
ing and on Friday, the final day,
the veterans will go to Gettysburg
battlefield to take part in the dedica-
ton of the Virginia memorial, the
central part of which is an equestrian
statue of General Robert E. Lee.
Probably for the first time in his
tory, Confederate battleflags are fly
ing in great numbers over the city
and, in places where for several weeks
they have floated alongside the colors
of France, Great Britain, Italy and
the other allies, more than one puZ-
zled spectator has had to "brush up
to determine the identity of the "new
ally"
The veterans will camp upon the
great union station plaza and con-
Gress, working almost frantically
speeding up measures of national de-
tense, need only look out its windows
to see a once-hostile army bivouacked
almost in the shadows of the national
capitol.
Grand army men recalled the con
trast between the multitude of Con
.federate gray uniforms to be seen on
the streets and the days of the Civil
War when six times the capital was
thrown into panicky apprehension by
reports of General Lees victories
The presence of the southerners this
time, however, will be more in the
nature of a Blue and Gray reunion
because the invitation for the Wash
ington reunion was extended through
the local grand army camp, and Span
ish War veterans and Union veterans
will take a prominent part in the en-
tertainment features.
The annual ball has been planned
en- an unusually lavish scale and, be
cause of the great number of mer
now wearing khaki, it Is expected K
take on unwonted martial atmos,
phere.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
ALLEGED TIGER Is
Gagged; BOOZE SEIZED

Held at the county jail as evidence
in the case of Lamar Roberts, col
ored, is quite collection of bottled
liquor, said 70 have been seized as the
property Of Roberts. The latter is
held at the Jail on a charge Of sell
ing liquor without license, and viii
probably be given a hearing today.
The arrest of Roberts was made
late Saturday night by three deputies
from the sheriff's office, who had
been tipped off th1% %farge quantity
of liquor was in the neighbOrhOod.
The Roberts place, it is asserted, is
on North DeViQiers street.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
BELGIAN ENSLAVEMENTS
PLANNED IN AUG. 1914

Washington, June SIN a memo
randum presented by Minister de Car
tier and made public by the state
department the Belgian government
asserts that Germany's industrial
strangulatiOn of Belgian and Polish
territory, followed by enslavement of
the conquered people was carried out
under a plan worked out in cold blood
in August, 1914, by DIR. w. Rathnau,
of Berlin. The memorandum also de-
clares that Belgian deportacions con-
tinue. despite German denials.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
GEORGIA PEACHES ARE
HURT IN WIND STORM
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Macon, Ga, June 3-A violent wind
storm, accompanied by hail, struck
the peach belt of Middle Georgia this
afternoon. Thousands of trees were
stripped of fruit and telegraph poles
and trees were blown down. So far
as known, there was no loss of life.
Sections of Crawford, Houston,
Twiggs and Bibb counties were struck
by the storm. Members Of automo-
bile parties passing through the area
declared there was hail three inches
deep in some place, and the corn,
watermelon and cotton crops were
ruined, as we'll as peaches.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
SAYS She SUPPLIED
SAILOR WITH DRINK

Lottie Mcmillan. colored, was lock-
ed up yesterday at the county jail
and is being held subject to investiga-
tion on the part of the federal au-
thorities. 1t is claimed that this wo-
man had purchased and delivered in
toxicants to a sailor in uniform. She
was arrested at instance of provost
guards by United States Deputy Guy
Ter Mcmillan.
This woman, as we'll as Jessie Hol-
land, the young white man who was
arrested Saturday afternoon on like
charge. will be given a preliminary
hearing this morning at 10 o'clock
before United States Commissioner
J. J. Sullivan.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
Left Middle of Nav.

washington, June 3.-The cOmmIs-
sion left Washington about May Is
with greetings to the new democratic
government of Russia, and is author
lied to pledge unstinted aid from the
United States. After a final confer
ence between President Wilson and
Root, the commission travelled over
land to the Pacific and there sailed
for a port in Asiatic Russia. Its ar
rival in Petrograd is awaited here
eXpectantly.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
Mav Ontlaw Krnnstadt

Petrograd, June 3.-Minister Of
Justice Perovijeff told the Associated
Press that the Russian fortress city
of Kronstadt, which recently declar-
ed its autonomy, will be morally boy
cotted and outlawed and cut off from
the rest of the empire unless it i'm
mediately withdraws its defiance of
provisional government.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
LEFT MIDDLE OF MAY TO TAKE.
DEMOCRACY TO RUSSIA AND
THE SAFE PASSAGE OF OCEAN
Is REPORTED.
BIZ AssoclATrn PRESS

Washington, June 3.-The safe ar
rival at European port of the Amer
lean commission to Russia, headed by
Elihu Root, is announced in a dis
patch to the navy department.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
PRESERVE REMAINS OF
LIVINGSTONE'S HOME

CapetOWn, june 3--Steps are De-
ing taken to preserve the remains
of the house of DIR. David Living
stone. the famous explorer and mis-
sionary at Kolobeng, and the graves
in the vicinity. This was the third
house the explorer built in Africa and
from it he made journey in the
course of which he discovered the
Zambesi and the Victoria Falls.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
CONGRESS RECESSES FOR
CONFEDERATE REUNION

Washington, June 3.-Congress
faces a week of brief respite from its
war legislation labor. The house will
recess until Wednesday in observance
Of registration day, and permit south
ern members to welcome Confederate
veterans. The senate hopes to recess
tomorrow until Wednesday or possibly
Thursday, to await the re-drafted war
tax bill.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
FIRST POLISH REGIMENT
OFF FOR TIE FRONT

Kiev, June 3.-The first Polish
regiment, forming part of the Polish
division of riflemen formed in the
southeastern part of Russia, has left
for the Russian front.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04

Rome, June 3.-Austrian losses
between May ID and 20, are estimated
at $4,000 dead, wounded and missing,
and including five generals.
One hundred cannon have been
taken or destroyed
The newspaper, Giorna de Italia,
says Emperor Charles will soon pro-
claim Trieste autonomous, whereby it
will become a free city" like Ham.
burg and Bremen.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04

Washington, June 3.-Contracts
have been awarded an American firm
for construction of a two-squadron
aviation training field in France,
where American army fliers will re-
ceive final training and preparation
for the front. The aircraft produc-
tion board of the national council of
defense announced the site had been
selected and all material will be ship
ped from the United States. The fl
nal training will be in French battle
planes and under French instructors.
AS yet the United States has produced
no airpIanes of sufficient speed for
use at the front and until American
machines have been developed, foreign
craft will be used.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04
WEATHER FORECAST

Probably fair Monday and Tuesday,
moderate temperature, gentle variable
winds.
Tsterday's temperature: Highest So
degrees; lowest. "A degrees.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-04

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Reflame fir Sibert1bpnSs.
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nuttlifen EuitiadEn mnben.

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Die 5Ieii6mam gompunp Dat
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cine bdIbe Tigiou Dollars Greibeits'
aulsibe Bombs Iubitrtbirt.
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Speedway.
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bilreRnen.
4dt;cbn Der befaHuteiteu GntD-8ett
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bic Rational 2tutomntie 5ppepriter
Co., beren prdiibent 9err 6. 6. 9oos
ben 1T, cine aldge EN-, in Del9er er
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mar friiber uls Die 9oOOen 5DpsDriter
Company betannt.
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G6or" ipirb beute abenb i'm 2lubttOz
rum Der So9i6ule Elm &Onjsrt bers
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iofpie bic Damen glifG6etb ,. Gang
BORT unb Gbriftine Wiiler aIs SOIis
item deponner ipur0en.
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SamiltDn.

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SeAebne nnb Eabtpn.

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Qemle.
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miH6rsn erbdlten. Gls fisIe isSO6 sts
fubrtn, bab oas eanb fir einsn
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iSrauen an Der Se Courier glife mebrs
mnis BON ben Sarbism inIultirt fuur,
ben. nuf isinsn ipdbren Sa4perbalt
unteriu6en.
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Na, fDtpaS!
4rreitaat eutsebt Euli5iitenr iuOem er
IN ben SluR Iprtnst unS fort.
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bds Boot beranierte uno ans 2ano
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neu &reu5perb6r unb er behauptete,
Sobn @e6ber gu beibeu unb so. 712
Deft Qtte Strabe gu pUbneu uEo
oerF6erte natiirli9 uuberoenl. bdB er
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ben babe.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-30
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