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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-06
HEADQUARTERS LIFE.
German Soldier, in Letter, Describes
Life at Headquarters Camp,


Life at Headquarters Camp.
.- Berlin, Dec. 5.-The German public
has heard less about the Emperor
since the war began than during any
other three months Of his reign. Even.
his whereabouts are seldom known,
and such Of his u%ttcrances that find,
their way into the press are confined
to brief kilograms of coincidence or
congratulatiOn, with an occasional
brief quotation from short speeches
made before soldiers, at the front.
While it is not generally known
where the general headquarters are
now located, something is known
about how life goes on there. A pri.'
,vate letter from an officer attached to
headquarters contains the following
passage: .'as
There is little time here for writ
ing to all the friends in the, dear old
Fatherland, for everybody here Is
working, Sundays and week days,
from dawn till bed time. Everything
must be finished to the minute, yet
everything is done in the quietest
manner Imaginable. Every man has
MS tdSh: anu CARRIES IL OUT. a DTlel
war bulletin is distributed every fore
noon at the building Of the general
staff. The situation at the front is
shown by it. From the headquarters
Of the various adjutants or command
ers themselves, hidden or u%nbidden,
arrive, completely covered with dust;
but they are soon away again. We
read from their faces how matters
stand at the front. .44.s IL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-06
'OVERREATEO ROOM
IS Bad FOR BODY
According to Report of New
York State Commission on
l5sh Ventilation.

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. Over.
heating caused by a badly ventilated
room has a more llarmfult effect upon
the human body than the chemical
poisons in the all according to the
report of the first years work of the
New York State Commission on Ven.
.tilation, read before the American
Public iEealth Association yesterday,
by Prof. G. Il. A. Winslow, chairman
Of the commission. 49,
The New York STATE Commission
has fitted up an experimental room in
the College OF the City OF New York,
where it is possible to maintain any
desired air condition. Over one hund-
red subjects have been kept in this
room" for various periods during the
past year. '.
#vt When the experiment al room of the
New York Commission was warm, the
investigators found that the pulse and.
body temperature and blood pressure
of the subject was markedly affected,
and that, although they could do hard
physical and mental work if they
tried, II 4liey had a choice they would
accomplish much less than at a lower
temperature. Physical work done
was reduced 10 per cent. by raising
the temperature from 6S degrees tots
degrees. %' @'" VIA
None Of these bad efferts we're hot
ed If the rooms was kept cool, eva I
the air were not changed at all, bat
kept stagnant for eigh. hours so that
The carbon dioxide went up to ten or
twenty times in fresh air. just One
thing the commission found was al
by the chemical substances ia
stale breathed air-the appetite. The
subjects were served with high stand
ard lunches, and what they left on
their plates was weighed and analyz-
ed, and 1t was found that they ate
more when the air was fresh than
whel it was not changed. -"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-06
Life At army POs1g
EXPOSED TO Court
Ssncationa, Exposition of LIFE
in United States Army
Posts. nf.r.

Philadelphia, Dec. A sensational
exposition OF life at United State
army posts was introduced before the
superior court here Yesterday when
Congressman-elect John Scott, as
counsel for the divorced wife of Lieu
tenant Charles j.. Naylor,. Z. S. A., OF
this city, arose to appeal for a re.
versal Of the findings of the lower
court, which awarded the divorce to
Lieutenant Naylor against the recom-
mendation of the master. $50"
Mr.. Scott denounced the whole
fabric Of Lieutenant MAYORS charge
OF unfaithfulness against his wife, de-
claring 1t was constructed from the
most despicable work of hired spies,
in providing paid-for evidence"
Regarding the intimate family re.
lations that preceded the alleged cpl
sode of Mrs. Naylor and Allen
O'BryaI, an army contractor. in IL
New York hotel, Mr.. Scott said:
Who Is to Blame?
Who Is to blame for those rela.
tons but this l%ibellant husband:
From out of the West he took this
poor, unsophisticated country giri,
married her and took her to various
army posts, where he was assigned.
He introduced her to a social ten a,
these posts which was a revelation to
this innocent girl. No conventions
or the liceties Of democratic proprl.
ETY. prevailed in this army life.
The testimony heard before the
master showed it was a common,
p%ardonable practice for the officers
to drink to excess. Drunkenness was
a part of the posts social life.|
Army officers kissed and condoleiI
each others wives. Pseudo love
notes were exchanged between the
men and women. There was no re.
straint to this loose conduct. Drink.
ing, love making. and indiscriminate
kissing seemed to be on the socia,
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BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE

and If they fell into the hands OF til,
Germans they had hone the Tess made
a heroic effort
On October Goth Lieutenant Der,
aard and Private Morand de Jouffrey
were themselves worn to the last
shred of endurance and %bivouacked
that night with the assurance tina;
the Germahss would either take them
in the morning or they would be
found dead there later on.
The two men moved Oil again NJ
the morning and, d%ebouching from a
thicket into a clearing October 20, the
morning Of. the twenty-ninth day Of
their march fell weeping for JOY at
the sight Ct the familiar red trousers
of the Rfenchinfantry. g=Sas sssI an
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-06

register at the post and passed un
noticed and unquestioucd.
1T was into the vortex of such ,
life that this young woman was
hurled. She believed it was right tina,
she should participate and followed
the examples set for her. d. a.
"OByran, q young sCuthcrner en-
ployed by an army contractor, also
was brought into association with the
condition and, following the example
OF tae officers, joined in the wild Dc.
bauches. He became acquainted will.
Mrs. Naylor, as much a neophyte as
himself. He got drunk with the lieu.
tenant and the lieutenant got drunk
with him. c D.. a.. p
Wrote Foolish Notes. E@
"True, he foolishly wrote notes to
Mrs. Naylor which contained endear-
Ing terms. but say that, whatever
tho conduct was between these two, it
a not indicative OF anything more
than conditions trust upon Mrs. Nay.
lOr. '. ~, y. na'
, 1t pointed no way to what it is
charged happened later in New York,
and cannot be considered seriously in
connection with the ~lieutenant's base
less accusations against his Wife
Against this argument, r. p. Bliss,
representing Lieutenant Naylor, de.
clared that. Mrs. Naylor was not the
ulsophisticated girl pictured and tina;
the years of their life at army
posts. Mrs. Naylor became sophisti.
Gated, and both she and her husband
had been ostracized and went from
post to post because Of their loose
conduct.
He maintained that the charge was
we'll established by the circumstances
Of the visit of O'Bryal and Mrs. Nay.i
lor to the New York hotel which he
was a well-known resort, the !
register Of which contained many
names Of supposed husbands ana
wives and showed that on some days
thu same room had been occupied by |
different couples.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-06

"The Emperor comes and goes too,
with the same serious expires.
SION. Only sometimes after calling.
Good morning, comrades to the
guard does he step up to some brave
landwehr man to inform him Of some
new victory. and then his face lights
up. But where are we, i am not~per.
mitted t0, tell VOL. AT our feet PUSHES.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-06
DANGEROUS CROSSING.

Schafer, N. d., Dec. F5.-!M. IL SteS-
man and John Foreman crossed the
river at the Brevig ferry at a time
whent aahuge block Of ice ttst ABOVE
the ferry a1d an ice gorge below
threatened to crush the boat. the
gentlemen viii he satisfied to remain
on ,MeKeizie county soil until they
can cross tile river under more favor
.oble circumstances.
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theta river), which forces it's way
through the ruins Of the M beauti.
full bridge. Our pioneers and railway
corps have rebuilt the bridge, and our
black-white-and-red colors are floae-
ing over it.. We are in a building,
formerly, the offices Of the local gov
rernment, and the general staff works
in its assembly hall:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-06
COMPLETE DRY DOCK,

washington, Dec. 5.-Secretary
McDaniel5 has announced that a sup
Elemental contract has been signed
with the San Francisco Bridge co:n.
pany for the completion Of the grea,
naval dry dock ut the Pearl Harbov
naval station in Hawaii. " i".
The work on this dock was suspend.
ed two years ago, when the bottom
heayed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-08-20
SAVE YOUR FRUITS FOR
STATE FAIR EXHIBITS

Fremont county should make
good displl5 at the state Fair at Pu-
eblo which occurs this year Sept i<,
to 10. ............|
Mr. @. NJ. Rice is Interested in
gathering uo an exhibit of fruits and
vegetables -.
All who have anything now that
can be used to good advantage should
communicate with Mr.. Rice. You can
take the stuff TO the Fremont Co
Fruit Growers association or phone
Hr. Rice. nlue 1903 and he win call
for a.
There viii be no charge TO exhibit
ors for cold storage or other care Of
exhibition fruits.
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WHERE WAR IS WALKING

With an even dozen declaration sf
war In Europe since July rs. tho
great powers OF the continent are to-
day aligned IN the conflict as follows:
Germany AT war with France.
Belgium. England. Russia and Mon
tenegro.
Franec--At wa: with Germany and
Austria.
England-At wsr with oermny and
Austria
Aus,ria--At war with servia- Rus
STA. Montenegro. England and France
Russia-At war with Germany arg
Austria
Beigium-At var with Germany. .
Montencgr,-Af war with Germany
and Austria
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GRAND JURY
IS AGAIN IN
SESSION
Re- Convened This Morning to
Probe Further Alleged Law
Iessness During Strike
War; Subpoenas Issued.

The grand jury. which was called
by Judge wiikin OF the district court
at the beginning Of the summer fors
the purpose of investigating certain
alleged lawiessness in connection with
the coal strike IL this county. was
reconvened this morning for the pur-
pose OF malig further inquiries into
the matter. Eight Witnesses have thus
far been sn5poened by Sheriff New
comb 10 appear before the grand jurys
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(BY UNITED PRE5sJ.

Toxic, Aug. 17.-Japan sent an ul
timatum TO Germany Saturday nigh,
at o'ciocl:. demanding the with
drawal of German warships from the
Orient and the evaacution Of Kao.
chou and giving Germany until Sat
urday. August 2s. to comply with the
demand. Otherwise the ultimatum
states Japan will take action.
The general expectation here Is
that the ultimatum will be followed by
war. Taakaaki Kato. the Japanese
foreign minister, simultaneously with
the desptch of the uitimatum. con-
ferred with George W. Guthrie. the
American ambassador. and made to
him a broad statement calculated &c
assure the United States that Amer
lean Interests in the Far East would
be safegurded and the integrity OF
China upheld
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Card Of Thanks

Tyron.. Oklahoma. Aug. .. 1914.
We wish % express our deep graft
tude to the PEOPLE OF Canon City and
Lincoln PARK who did no much for
us at the time OF the death OF our
wife and laughter. Grace Adams
No words can express our apprecia- .
tion Of the many kind acts and the
beautiful Towers. In our drouth
stricken country we haven't q Hover.
BISHOP ADAMS.
Mr.. AND MRS. II. W. FARMS
WORTH.
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Losses on Both Sides Heavy
When $4,000 Austrisns At
tack Four Servian Corps;
Belgrade In Ruins.
BRITISH FLEET is WAITlAG
Is OF PoIs, Austrian Naval Base
Waiting for Battle; German
Cruiser Goals at Frisco.
tBY UNITED PREss)

Rome. August ia Nish despatch
to the corr.sre ~ Italia says n big
battle Is In progress in Belgrade. Fiji
ty thousand Austrians attcked four
Seryian army corps Sunday. The
losses on both sides re heavy. The
serviaans Slain the advantage.
The Austrins are bombarding Bel
grade from two sides and large
portion OF the city 10 In ruins.
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Mr.. himss Feeling Better

Mr.. J. Thomas senior member Of
Thomas and swearengin. who has
been confined to his bed for a month
or more with rheumatism. and who Is
now In the hospital. is feeling very
much better at the present time and
expects to be tsken home in the
course Of few days.
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ceaIer LsIpsis At Friseo.

San Francisco. August 1.-THE
German cruiser Leipsic entered the
harbor hero this morning and took on
supplies and coal.
The British cruiser. New Castle
reached Victoria, u. c.. today and ex.
pected to start south at once TO en-
gage the German cruisers Leipsic and
Nurnberg.
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PIenick.d at TOP Of ooroe

Mr.. and Mrs A. ). Morrison and their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. John Walter. Of
Seattle. wash. Miss Mabel Brickford.
of Toledo. Ohio. and Guy Walter. Of
Kansas City Mo. had very pleas
ant picnic Saturday at the top Of the
Gorge. The guests especially enjoyed
the novel experience.
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China Greatly Arcussd.
(BY UNITED PREss)

Pekin. August 1.-THE Japanese
ultimatum Las aroused China. Chi
nee officials believe that Japan plans
to seize the German colony in China.
Il is reported that Chinese troops
have gone 20 Kiao Chou to forestall
outsiders capturing this territory for
China
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y.p.nes. EIe.t B. Manned

Toxic, August i7.-The japanese
fleet Is manned and several army
corps are ready 10 board transports
which are eating with steam up. Ja-
pan evidently expects Germany to re-
ject her ultlmatum.
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U. 8. May Deliver u,,umstum.

Bryan declined to say, however.
whether the United States would de-
liver to Germany Japan's ultimatum
The Japane3c attaches say that Japan
expects the United States to get its
document 20 Berlin. They declare in
case Of hos.ilities no third country
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British Fighting In AIsaee.

One war bulletin referred to the
destructive effect OF the hostilities of
the "Aliies' nea- Mulhausen. This Ia
Inferred to mean that the British are
now actually fighting with the French
In Alsacel
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President Believes Japan's Good
Faith.

BY UNITED PRESS)
Washington. August 1.-THE pres
ident today expressed himself as sat
isfied with Japans good faith in its
efforts TO restore Kiao Chou to China
and preserve tbs integrity Of China
Beyond that he did not discuss the
japanese uisimatum to Germany. Am
bssador Guthrie at Toxic today sent
a long cable depatch to Secretary
Bryan regarding the situation.
China ceasers With Bryan.
This afternoon Ambassador Chin
ma of Japan will confer with Bryan.
1t is expected that the United States
viii participate In the negotiations
between japan and Germany as a
friendly neutral power.
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Joe Anderson Party to Denver

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NJ. Anderson and
party, including Mr.. Wills Watson
started for Denver Tuesday morning
where they'll spend n few days before
returning to Colorado Springs and
Manitou. The trip is n little vaca-
tion jaunt.
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II 10 Their FIrsf

Born. last Saturday. nice big baby ,
boy. to the wife Of Chas. w. Griffin.
9th street. South Canon. Both moth
er and son are getting along nicely.
Papa" Ia. exceedingly happy.
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swearenoIr Party to Denver

Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Swearengin and
child and Lloyd Bailey went to Den
yer this morning in the Thomas car
for a few DAYS visit with friends.
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trench Movement Into Alsoee
CBY UNITED PREss).

London. Aug. IA strong French
movement into AIace Lorraine is In
progress and the German army con-
fronting the allies now stands on the
defensive IT Is admittedly ready to
strike.
Belgium and Germany are appa.
rently waiting for their armie In the
south to signal their readiness to start
the greatest battle in the world. The
official war bulletins today were
briefer and refer ed more to the sit
uation In AIsace and less to Belgium.
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Visiting with Friends

George Foley. OF Pueblo. Is visiting
for few days in Canon City with
friends and relations.
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Hand In saIssIIps Wednesday

All the saleslirs saved up to dsse
In The Records Colo Contest shoui1
be turned in to The Rerord office
"Wednesday forcounting. The count
vii be shown in the weekly on Thurss
day and in ne Daily on Friday. Save
your saiesii2s.
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srisIsh Flee. In Medi,.rranssn.


Rome. August THE British
Mediterranean fleet is off Pola. the
Austrino naval tase and a lombard
ment 10 expected.
The British chased two Austrian
cruisers from Aniisari but were una
BILE TO capture them
he Austrians took refuge under
the protection Of the forts.
Word reached here today that the
Emperor OF Germany and the entire
German general staff reached Mainz
today to direct the campaign.
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Cues. Of a. J. Morrison

Miss Mable Brickford OF Toledo
Ohio. is visiting her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. andM rs A. J Morrison on Grey
dene avenue
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Lester puntscn Visits Paul Nell
Lester Duntsch spent Sunday In
Canon City the guest of his friend
Paul Mel.
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Germany Must Leave Orient or Fight
according to japanese Ultinzdtun
The United States Expected BY Japan Deliver Her Utatu
Germany; May Negotiate Controversy Friendly Neutral
Power; Chinese Greatly Aroused and Troops Already
Way to Kiaochou; Foreigners Ready to Leave.

to Germany. The country is iready
disturbed and a revolution is impend-
ing and they fear that II there is
fighting It nay Trecipitate trouble
which will involve foreigners.
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German Boat Disabled.
(BY UNITED PREss).

A central aews despatch from Ans
terdam says that a German battieshi ip
reached the hrbor OF Trosidjhem
badly disabled as the result Of bat
tie. The war office says. however.
that II knows nothing OF such battle.
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on FIshInq rrIp 70 AImont

Mr.. and Mrs. ] NJ. Emmerson and
family. Mrs. Fred Fell. Miss Ruth
Goodrich. Harry Fritz and Major
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WIN TesoI, at RockvaIs This Year

Prof. Grader. fer the last two years
principal Of tho Aicott school in South
Canon. has retuned here from q two
months vacation trip In Oklahoma
and Kansas. He has been engaged as
principal of the Rockvale school for
the next term and will enter upon HIS
duties there net month.
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CONDUCTOR
HAS SKULL
FRACTURED
Flying Link From Broken
Chain on Steam Derrick
Hits Frank P. Meyer
On the Head.
NO HOPE HELD FOR HIS LIFE
Sick Wife With Daughter Re
turning from California
Hear of Accident.
NO HOPE HELD FOR HIS LIFE

While directing the operation of a
steam derrick engaged in lifting some
heavy rock from the railroad track
onto a Denver G Rio Grande flat
car nerr Coaldale foty milesc east OF
here. about 20 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, Frank p. Meyer. OF Pueblo. con-
ductor OF a d. & r. G. construction
train. had his skull fractured by
flying link from a broken chain.
Flying Link crushes Skull
A five ton rock was being slowly
raised from the ground by the crane
when the chain attached TO II snap
pped under the great weight It was
supporting and one OF its links was
hurled a distance OF seventy-five
feet, striking Moyer on the side OF
the head. crushing his skull.
The unfortunate man was placed on
the caboose and brought TO Canon
City, arriving fere at noon. After
taking the local surgeon OF the COM
pany on board the train was hurried
TO Pueblo and Meyer conveyed to ST.
Mary's hospital and placed on the
operating table for trepanning. His
condition was critical on reaching the
hospital but at last accounts he was
still alive.
Beyond Danger Line
At tie time OF the occurrence
Meyer was standing with folded
arms beyond what he supposed was
the danger line superintending the
work OF the train crew. Suddenly
the weak link in the chain bent a.
most straight and shot through the ir
at such speed that Il could not be
seen. Meyer was instantly knocked
to the ground in an unconscious con-
dition. Moyer ir very popular with
his associates and regret is express
ed by all who know him OF the acci-
dent that has befallen him. He 10
fifty-five years OF age and for thirty
years has teen employed in the train
service OF the D. & r. Railroad COM
pany.
Wire. Sick Flushing Home
Six weeks go Meyer returned to
Colorado from Los Angeles where he
had taken lis wife who has been In
poor health for the past twelve or
nfteen months. Mrs. Meyer falling
to find relief from her illness on the
Pacific coast started home in compa-
ny with her youngest daughter on
Wednesday and is expected to arrive
in Pueblo today. Meyers wound Is
believed to be OF a fatal character.
He has a married daughter. Mrs.
Turner. residing at Hoiyoke. Colorado.
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(BY UNITED PREss).
Foreigners In China Nervous.

Shanghai. China. August 17.-For-
eigners are nervous throughout China
because Of the japanese ultimatum
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will be involved.