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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
Ten Men Injured.

Sioux City, Nov. 1O-Ten foreign,
ers fumigating a stock car, in com
pliance with the state health board 8
quarantine order, were iurt, three of
them seriously, when a Great North.
ern railroad switch engine crashed
into the car and overturned it. Tine
men were taken to a hospital for
medical treatment Three of them
may die. All of the men were i'm
prisoned when the car toppled over.
The men were in the employ of the
Northwestern railway company
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
Boy HANDS Self.

Iowa City, Nov. TO- - Continued
brooding over i'll health caused Ellis
Campbell. aged 10 years. living near
Oasis, to take his life by hanging
His limp body was found hanging from
an overhead board in an obscure part
of the barn.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

BAKER -- STONEHOCKER - Mr..
Pearl Baker and Miss Alice Stone
hooker, both of New Sharon, were
united in marriage at Q o'clock a. m.
Tuesday at the office of Justice l.. M.
Bacon, who officiated in the cere-
mCny.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Kuclemattofmuus.
3 cborioe TopeliuS.

SoSpa menr e,Ipps oIifi ipbjpp,td
ia tulema,Iuus ainoaStoan fuolema,
bnnta ia toas tphinps rim mitf ms
laintaon eldifmmt? Wtitfi me ro'
to ste NINE, taistelemme, fa'paamme
fGrRmme, unboito NINE, teemme tp1,
I'd, ustomme, oiotteIs mme2
yltin, milf?
2aift,bon main bdippnd unelmo
ole; Min mii6tDmdn orruon tdm6n
eldmdn buoliDe annomme, ettd Cliff
eouaiFnta jddbd eniimd,ieen ia iu'
ruitomaan lopIumsfebtoomme uinu'
moan mo- rttuen fuolemoa, fuin ettG
toisteua tdaoiIen olemasiaolon puo
lesta toinotta.
pdipdnfulfusin on UnneuiIempi
meiid, fen obotusaifa Min lpbpt on;
ie Ipntpp fuoaofIeen auriuson los
TESLA, ie ei ebbi fpIpmddn, miti
ban ON %oIemosia. Uiutta meiud on
Iemoton oiatutiemme, iota ei raubao
Iuo. Sammuttomoton ibanuuhen
ianomme, iutfima benfemme, iofo
ei fosfoon fpfpmpfieStddn mdIp.
Witd on fuoIeeIla idleld fun foitfi,
iefd entIppbesid eta tuIemoifuubes
ia otpot oinoiietf obhie? ptmeps,
biIioiiuus, ptfndiIpps. fpImpps,
unboitus, tusfo, mitdtt5mppS. UT
Cd ddritpitwa ibmiseIdmdn foiioma.
no ndpttdd moloiRlta f~orfeufFIso!
SifF ne, iotfa eitpdt tuleweon eId
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

k0yhia ruvennut niiden k0yhyy-
desta auttamaan.
Viela vahemmin tarttui Jee-
sus yhteiskunnalliseen hatati-
laan tai rupesi vaatimaan ia
puolustamaan yhteiskumallisia
uudistuksia, jotta k0yhat saisi-
vat maaratyn osan omaisuudes-
Ia. Eras mics haki turhaan Jee-
sukselta turvaa vaaryytta vas
taan, joka hanelle oil tapahtunut
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Jesus Ell
katsonut tehtavaansa kuuluvan
huolehtia siita, eta jokainen sal
81 hanelle kuuluvan omaisuuden.
Samoin Ell ~tarttunut Jesus orja-
kysymykseen, sen aikuisen VII
teiskunnan k~urjimmasta kur-
jimpaan hatatilaan. Han paransi
paamiehen orjan, mutta vapaut-
ia Ell han hanelle antanut.
K0yhyydesta eli Jesus autta-
nut ihmisia, mutta kyllakin aut-
tot han heita heidan k0yhyydes-
saan. Opetuslasten yhteisesta
kassasta annettiin k0yhille. Ko-
ko paivan syomatta olleet ruo-
kittiin. ia viimeisella tuomiolla
lausuttiin arvostelu sen mukaan
onko vaatettanut alastonta,
ruokkinut nalkaista j. n. e. Sta
paitsi on muistettava, eta Jee-
suksella oil k0yhille an%nettavana
heidan k0yhyyteensa sellainen a.
pu, joka on parempi kuhn omai-
suus ia joka vapauttaa ihmisen
k0yhyyden onnettomuudesta
vaikka eli itse k0yhyydesta.
"K0yhille saarnataan evankeliu-
mia"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

mlpoan ndfDalon tummon tonetan
toafIe, Nnne, iorne Ell IpbptndfSiiei
Ilmamme fanno, fnne, iosia maol
liIet fiImdmme main iumuia ia ottd
udfemdt. auoIemattomuus on OF
oifeus, tuomio ia loupens. Slmon
tata SumoIu ei diff endd roffous.
eind, iota fetpein oiaiuffn leiftt
moo ui5en eldmdn Ipbpiud bett'ud.
tuteu ne oIiIimot fulumottomto,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

mG1n nefo cpnt pofoi!e.,uid eli
maen itooa, onrcn. psEfo Otto b.
udnindar'a fs*rIppoen cs.eih4-
c%uiolen olueeiia. naaaisto funn,n,
~ htta, noutinioa Ia igpbpteudmie
ia plepia bimcia. Se mobooMlesil
on, .stuufin nloruuS nnofiua, Facir
tun lupaatpa tulepaiiuus ndptto6
tu,trea antonon, mutta tpanbnfius
y r tntumattomaIe ~fatrneue, ela
aeId pettpneeae ei en6d ncnIe un
o II pdiman toi. so iie n%au,,nroe
i. pdiipp 10 toimoton Idbeinen | y
~. Slman tuolemattomuItia lore
see eldmdn artpoituS ielnidmdt b
"ru IoImuibin.
We, ioifo etipdt palffiota bprpdn
etrwdiIppbestadn t%anfan ia ibmie
rnn eteen, sipdt mot itieliddi'
! luto, eiia he .iefemat unb oitutiei
j. d. Dlitd ia6t6an idleud b ibd'
eo,staan FUN be 10 oipot fuouee'?
6d,oidpd mint, uufia tuntemaito
mta tormifteita ia mdlinpitdmdt,D
mild ioloiiettu bputa. SImon nstoo
ella mddu, iota idmdn idleeen @ierrao
emne moi ebes antauiua iulotnptin
taaa tebtd piimme, fosfa toitti on
pdGtgndisiG, fatoamaista, Ell I'M
ophdmad, Iefd fpIpmpS nastout.
ietia ia olemasiaoIo idliittd.
gtita on faolema eldma? Sauta
paStao: Epimoton, mennpt toino!
81, ionoo 2ristus: Gldmd ct Eos
foam fuoIe ,tatoomaiIuubesfa fpl
metdan, faioamattomuubesia terd
rddn", bapeasid fplruetddn, firftan
oesia berasetaar; beiffoubesia fpl
peiadn moimasIa berdtetddn. nj
nd olen plosnSuiemus ia eIdmd.
ioto useoo minimum, bdn eldd poif
Ia ban oils fuoIutfin.
Mittd lanai bdmttpfien fesfead!
3unitieIen naiben ianoien maifu.
msto. muorien momisIeen, pDn no
lenneen ia beIpoitufien buofanfien
tuIteneen balfi fofo Iuomafunnau
auolemon worio ainoastaan aamu'
lorustnsta on. 3aubeuffen funin
aos rufoiIee eldmdn 9erroa ia NAL.
mistao bdnen tetonia.
SImon fuoIematonta eldmda olif
SumoIan Iuoma main itienid pas'
mstominen. aunonnontieleiliidt -
uotuot nellie. ptIifadn aioOmi (aine
biuttanen) Ell altuoineesta buffaan
nu, ie main mnulina muotoaan. So.
iumoIouinen, faiftitpoIdas Jos pttn
olia muu.tuwailuuben latin oIainen!
auinfo poIion pmpdriuamme fntb'
tuu eunen albania, fuolee fehtoon.
ia, Ioppau Observation-Disclosures eifd
aetaen eIaneenIdfdan.
auoIemottomuus pfVn uasioa
toifttin foIpmptFin, raisoiiee faisti
udennSNesa rotfaiiemattomai or
m~o,hafs,t Ia orpaa loppumoitomon,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

muista, ettd find muolaan mtrran
mutana fuliet pois 6treitDmddn mt.
reen. ga find, iofa mailman pet
t6d onnoit iiTeFi futpiietuIo onneIla,
find, iofa mdipt, epdiIei. waipui
etfd enad MOT pIbS nousia. aohoto
tppneIipneet t~oiieef SumaIon Iuo Ia
fobti Ioppumottomuutio fen iofono,
iota me Iopuff futIumme, mntto
iofa masta olfuo on, Ia FIND oIei
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

taistelu on kaymassa my0skin
hyvan ia pahan, totuuden ia
vaaryyden valilla. Rakkaat vel
jet, olemmeko kokeneet ia osal-
lisina olleet tassa taistelussa, val
olemmeko kulkeneet siina ella
man virrassa, joka tattoo naen-
naisesti nellie taalla ola my0-
taista? Kehoituksena otamme
osaa tahan taisteluun olkoon
nellie apostoli Paavalin sanat,
jotka han kirjoittaa kirjeessaan
Filipp. 8: 13, ID: "Veljet, NINA
en- viela katso sta 'voittaneeni,
sanon vain sen: unhottaen sen,
mika on takana, ia kurottautuen
sta kohti, mika on edessapain,
riennan nina paamaaraa kohti
voitopalkintoon, johon johon Ju-
mala ylhaalla on minut kutsunut
Jeesuksessa Kristuksessa."
Miten ihana todistus meilla
siita, eta meta odottaa voitto-
palkinto ylhaalla Jumalamme
luona taivaassa. Kun ennen
vanhaan aikaan pidettiin Krei-
kassa suuria urheilukilpailuja,
min oil tapana, eta sille, joka
naissa moniotteluissa voittajana
selviytyy, ojennettiin oljypuun
lehdista kiedottu seppele ia ha-
net kuletettiin riemukulussa
kaunkiin. Taman seppeleen volt
ii ainoastaan yksi, joukosta par
hahn. Saadakseen taman seppe-
leen' vaadittiin erinomaista har-
j~oitusta ia kestavyytta. Suurin
osa kilpailijoista palasi pettynei-
ma ia toiveensa menettaneena,
min eta paastyaan maaliin tie
dottomina kaatuivat maahan.
Siksipa apostoli Paavali juuri
tahan viitaten kirjoittaa l Kor.
8: "a: "Ettek0 tieda, eta jotka
kilparadalla %juoksevat, he tosin
kaikki j%uoksevat, mutta yksi
saa voittopalkinnon! Juoskaa
min, saavuttaisitte."
Nellie jokaiselle kilpailijalle
on valmistettu oma voittopalkin-
TONNE. Ell kukaan kilpailijoista
jaa ilman. Ell tule kysymykseen
aka, minka ITALIA kilparadalla
juostessa viipyy. Ainoa mita
tassa kilpailussa vaaditaan, on,
eta kestetaan loppuun asst lu-
jina.
Viela yksi hyva ominaisuus
on ITALIA voittopalkinnolla, jonka
saavutamme juostessamme hem
gellisella kilparadalla, nimittain
eta Sc on katoOmaton - kuih-
tumaton. Tasta apostoli paavali
meta vakuuttaa l Kor. 8: 25:
"Mutta jokainen kilpailija nou-
dattaa itsensa kieltamista kali
kessa, he tosin saadakseen ka-
toavaisen seppeleen, mutta me
katoamattoman." - Plan kuih-
tuu maallinen kaunistus, plan
lehdet kellastuvat, kun ijaisyys-
henkays niihin puhaltaa. Mutta
kuihtumaton on Sc seppele jonka
saavutamme hengen ~kilparadalla
voitokkaina palattuamme. Eik0
sis todella, rakkaat Suomen
nuoret, meidan kannattaisi en-
tista enemman jatkuvasti pyr-
kia niiden pertain kuhn ylhaalla
ovat?
Taistelkaamme sis Herram-
me Jeesuksen Kristuksen mines
sd uskon kautta vahvana lop-
PUN asst, eta me taman mail
man juoksumme hyvin paatyt-
tya voisimme riemullisesti huu-
dahtaa: NINA olen hyvan tais-
telun taistellut, juoksuni paat-
tanyt, uskoni sailyttanyt." 2
Tim. a: z.
Anselm Parnanen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Kun bddkSirikkoiSet juo.
vat tnerivend.


P0yristyttavan kuvauksen
karsimyksista, joiden alaiseksi
joku aka takaperin onnettomuu-
den uhriksi joutuneen englanti-
laisen lastih0yrylavia "Colum-
bian" miehist0 joutui ajelehties-
saan IA paivan alan veneessa
aavalla merella ennenkuin hei-
dat huomattiin ia pelastettiin O.
hikulkevaan laivaan, on antanut
muuan pelastuneista, upseeri
Robert There. Han kertoo m. m.
seuraavaa:
Meilla oil 20 gallonan suurui-
nen vati juomavetta ia jonkun
ia verran bisquitia. Jaoin We
den ia bisquitin pieniin annok-
sin. Jokainen mics sal puolen
pulloa vetta paivassa ia joka a
teriaksi bisquitin. Mutta jo en-
simaisen viikon kuluttua alkoi
ruuan ia veden puute. Vahensin
annoksia ia meidan onnistui pa
ri kertaa koota vahan sadevetta,
mutta kuitenkin oil meilla vii
della viela elossa olevalla toisen
viikon viikon lopussa vain va
han yli puolen pulloa vetta jalel-
Ii. Koetimme tyydyttaa nal
kaamme understandable kuollei-
den tovereidemme .jalkineita,
mutta tama "nahkaravinto" eli
ollut niinkaan ravitsevaa.
Ensimaiseksi karsimyksistaan
vapautunut sal kiittaa merivetta
vapautuksestaan. Han knoll
toisen viikon maanantaina mel
dan turhaan koetettua pysyttaa
hanta hengissa.
Seuraavana paivana knoll lam
mittaja Richmen, sitten Schim-
berger, Koch ia G~ustafson -
kaikki samasta syysta. He alkoi-
vat juoda suolavetta ia heidan
karsimyksensa olivat pelottavia.
Mita enemman he joivat, sta
suurempi oil meriveden himo.
Meilla oil pieni kauha muka-
namme veneessa katkin sen
takkini ale, mutta nukkuessani
ottivat miehet sen minulta ia
ammensivat itselleen merivetta.
Sc oil ikaankuin uni, painajai-
men! Kun otin kauhan pois mie-
hilta, kumartuivat he veneen
reunan ylitse ia joivat elainten
tavoin. Vahitellen muuttuivat
he mielipuoliksi, lauloivat ia
nauroivat mita hirvittavimmalla
tavalla.
Merivesi surmasi heidat 10
puksi. Niilla, jotka kestivat kiu-
sauksen, oil suurempi vastustus-
voima. Kun Jakob, venalainen
alkoi juoda merivetta ia tuli
mielipuoleksi, hy0kkasi han kir-
yes kadessa paallemme, joten Ell
meidan auttanut muuta kuhn 81
toa hanet. Han eli 6 tuntia, tau
koamatta huutaen ia m0lyten.
Sitten tuli vasymys. Me kos
tutimme hanen polttavia HULL
aan vedella, mutta Sc oil tur-
haa. Han yeti viimeisen huo-
kauksensa.
Nuorten tervehdyksia toisilleen.
Taistele voitokkaastil -. :. :.
Rakkaat nuoret kristiveljeni
ia sisareni! - Meidan aikakau-
femme on taistelujen aikakausi.
Nyt tattoo valta nousta valtaa
vastaan, ia maailmankatsomus
t~oistansa ~vastaan. - Min -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
tpDnelien lomista ndtemd mben
aomunfoin. ieuoifen, ionfo ourinfo
ei foSfoan laSfe.
HtufaeIt RaorIn. Salmori

= Naras iOnlnlabia foiitnne on
pubumofone ia fen moitte ioaba
Spborista. SuomoIotfio rscorbio
on niiSId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Adeliina Rannan
TO-. y. Patana)

10. y. Pstana)
Han pitemman aikaa sal
rastettuaan hivuttavaa
! keuhkotautia vaipui kuo-
lon uneen uskossa Vapah-
tajaansa, Fort Williamin
sairaalassa, Ont. Canada,
marrask. 81 p. 1914, 80
". ikaisena. Vainaja oil
kotoisin Ylivetelista Vaa-
san laan. Ikavalla jaimme
hanta kaipaamaan, NINA
hanen miehensa ia 6 ala
ikaista lasta, joista on 5
poikaa ia l tytar, ynna
lukuisa joukko sukulaisia
ia tuttavia Suomessa seka
tassa maassa, joka taten-
heille kaikille tiedoksi an
netaan.
Henry Ranta
ia lapset.
Nyt lahden matkaani,
Jaakaatte rakkaani. TIE
haltuun Jeesuksen! All
alma valvokaatte, KyH
Herralt armon saatte.
Melt auttaa han taas yh-
tehen.
Vaikk orvoiks taytyy
jattaa Nun tame lapseni,
Min etten itkematta, vol
paattaa pavaani. En- epai-|
lekan siita. Vaan uskon
lujasti: Kyll' Herra hol
hoo niita, Kay Mile tur-
] vaksi.
Pyydan lausua sydamel-
! liset kiitokset kaikille Mill
lie ystaville, jotka olivat
vainajaa s~aattamassa vii
meiseen lepoonsa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

Taten saan surulla ia kali
pauksella ilmoittaa eta
elaman ia kuoleman Her
ra on ijankaikkisessa vii
saudessaan hyvaksi nah
nyt pois kutsua taalta
murheen maasta rakkaan
vaimoni
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-31
PUTTING FORWARD
CLAIMS TO SEAT
Big Delegations Represent
Cities in Slope County
Before Governor.

Bismarck, n. D., Dec. s1.-There
are about SO men meeting in the gov
ernor's office today submitting argu-
ments why their particular location in
Slope county should be chosen as the
county seat. Bessie, Amidon, Mar
marth, Chalk Butte. Chenoweth and
Geise are the active candidates for
the honors and as yet no one has
dared to predict. which will come out
ahead. There are various arguments
being brought forward by each con-
testant and the outcome will be await
ed with interest by all. The governor
has the naming of the county COM
missioners and the first set Of county
officers, and the commissioners name
the county seat and Of course it is
understood that all the candidates for
commissioners are lined up for some
particular location for the county
seat. Slope is the new county that
was formed out of a part Of old Bill
ings as q result of the last general
election. There was so much of q
fight over the location of the county
seat that the governor decided to hold
an open meeting and thus get q line
upon the conditions in the new county
that could not be obtained in any 9th.
er way. 1t Is not expected that his
decision will be forthcoming until sew
eral days after the hearing Ia con-
cluded. The hearing was called for
10 o'clock this morning and has taken
up the entire morning and afternoon.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-31
DISTRICT court
CALENDAR READY
Forty-nine Civil and Two
Criminal Cases Schedul-
ed For Trial.

Two criminal cases and 49 civil ac-
tions are found on the calendar for
the regular term Of the district court
which will open in this city next Tues
day.
The criminal cases are those against
Harold johnson, charged with en-
bezzlement, and against Lyle Neff,
charged with robbery.
large number of civil cases will
probably be continued. however. or
will he found to have been settled out
Of court.
The complete calendar follows:
Criminal Calendar.
State of North Dakota vs. Harold
johnson.
State of North Dakota VS.. Lyle Neif.
Civil Calendar.
y. Barton vs.. Wheeler. sva..,e,~,sAs T..
Breidenbach vs. Union Twp.
Birkho]z. ct al. vs.. County of Grand
Forks. So, ''.' 20
Braun, ct al, vs. Kavanaugh.
British American Assurance CO.. vs..
Hulteng & Co.
City Of Grand Forks VS. Western
Union Telegraph Co.
Erickson vs. Gets.
First State Bank of East Grand
Forks VS.. Oratorio society.
First State Bank of Lankin VS.. H.
II. Hand.
Finley VS.. Great Northern Express
Co.
Fadden VS.. Great Northern Express
Farmers Security Bank of Park
River VS.. Very, ct al
First State Bank of East Grand
Forks vs. w. G.. Riebe ct al.
First State Bank of East Grand
Forks VS.. J. j. Milbrath ct al
First state Bank of East Grand
Forks VS.. J. H. Olson ct al
First State Bank of East Grand
Forks VS.. A. Milbarth ct al.
First State Bank of East Grand
Forks VS.. A. Milbarth ct al.
Felnstein VS.. Thompson.
Greenburg VS.. Hatcher Bros. Corp.
Grand Forks Gas and Electric Co.
We. Herald Printing Co.
Guydatus VS.. Heffron ct al.
Griffith Vs. Frankfort General In
surance Co.
Gilmore vs. Gilmore.
Huck VS.. Zusman ct al.
Harding VS.. Harding.
Haas VS.. Barry.
Hoimo VS.. McManus.
International Harvester Co. VS..
Hunt ct al.
1verson vs. Fishman.
Jensen VS.. Northwestern Under
writer's Assn.
johnson VS.. Tornbom ct al.
Mueller Co. VS.. Parmlee ct al.
Melby ct al VS.. Skarn ct al.
Mack vs. Blair.
Norman VS.. Brown-Danskin Co.
Northwestern Mutual Savings and
Loan Assn. vs. White.
Neff VS.. kavanaugh.
Pladsen vs. Eide.
Roisland vs. Thompson.
Red River Valley Brick Co. VS.. City
of Grand Forks ct al.
Sweeney VS.. Poupore.
Swenson VS.. Gehgerke.
Stevens VS.. Wheeler.
Sorg VS.. McConachie ct al.
Sorbo VS.. Mccormick ct al.
The Home Tea Co. VS.. Clementsen.
Thorson VS.. Thompson.
Wisner VS.. N. w. Elevator Co.
Wagner VS.. City Of Grand Forks.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-31
MEASURE THEIR
ADVANCE WITH
THE YARD STICK
Progress in Western Opera
tons Recited in French
Statements.

Paris, Dec. 31.-The French official
announcement issued this afternoon
relates continuance of artillery ex-
changes with the enemy. and further
advances, measured by yards, of
French soldiers at various points on
the line of battle.
Counter attacks Of the enemy were
driven back, and in Alsace, a certain
village is held half by Germans and
half by French troops Fighting here
has been from house to house, and 1t
continues today.
The text of the communication fol-
lows:
Prom the sea as far as Aisne, yes
terday passed with relative calm.
There were artillery exchanges on
some points of the front.
"In Champagne. to the west of the
Alger farm. which Is north of Sill
enemy, during the night blew up two
of our trenches, then delivered
against these positions an attack,
which our men repulsed.
ITO the north of Mesnilles Hurlus
we occupied certain positions on the
enemy's line of defense. In this same
region. at point to the north Of the
farm OF BeauseJour, we also occupied
some trenches. =
"The enemy delivered counter at
tacks, but he was driven back. We
then resumed the offensive, being
successful in gaining some more
ground.
I'm this same zone. farther to the
east, certain German forces which
were advancing to deliver counter at
tack against us, were brought under
the fire Of our artillery being dis
persed.
'In Argonne. in the vicinity Of
Fontanelle Madame, we exploded a
cavation, this giving us slight ad-
vance.
Between the Meuse and Mosselle,
in the region of the forest Mortmart,
about $50 yards. German trenches
fell into our hands,"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-31
Make Wills AS
THEY Start ON
DARING EXPLOITS
Scouts Always Make Such
Provision-Arned With
Pair of Shears.

Mont Saint Eloi, Department of Pas
Dc Calais. France, Dec. 30.--(Delayed
In transmission)- n)-German artillery to-
day again bombarded at long range
the double lowered church of the fif-
teenth century here. but without great
damage.
Night attacks have become the sole
method Of making the advance in this
underground war, as all attempts to
assault the positions in daylight fail
before the terrific rifle and machine
gun fire.
When night falls. the artillery u.s.
ually ceases fire, all becoming momen-
tarily silent. Then begins the task Of
relieving the men in the dugouts.
When the fresh men have been
placed in the trenches, scouts make
their Wills, hand them to their COM
radcs and start on their daring ex.
Pilots toward the German wire en-
tanglements, armed with shears, re-
volvers and 5ayonet.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-31
GERMANS EY|DE NTLY IN
CHECK; RUSSIANS SAY
WARSAW DANGER PAST
English Believe Political Developments Continent
Rapidly Fomenting, and that Actual Participation
in the War by Some Must Come Soon.

From fragmentary and conflicting official reports
OF the two main tendencies observed In the
west along the entire front from Alsace to the North
sea- the allies exertng steady PRESSURE according
to their claims, of which have not been disputed
by Germany, and they made slow progress almost
erywhere.
In the east the defeat of the Austrians in Galcia
is not denied and German forces in Poland appear to
have found it extremely difficult to continue their ad
vance toward Warsaw
Berlin states that further progress is being made,
but Petrograd believes the German offensive has been
broken down. Official communications from Petro-
grad indicate that of the sangunary battles
OF the war; in proportion to the numbers involved is
taking place in Trans-Caucasus. The Russians state
that the Turkish column dispersed by artillery,
and that the Turks lost half their number
The Japanese foreign office announces that no ma
ton has requested that the Japanese army be sent to
Europe. 1t is said in Toxic that Russia and France
favor the project but that Great Britain hesitates on
account of economic and political difficulties"
The Servian minister to France is quoted in Paris
saying that servia is planning an invasion of Hun
gary.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-31

still! held by the Germans. is proving
To be one OF the hardest problems the
allied forces have to solve.
The invaders have thrown up cx-
ceptlOnaIly strong carthNvOrks around
La Bassee. and they have two army
corps quartcred In the city. To tayse
this stronghold by direct assault would
require terrific cost OF life. but its TAX
ing Is essential to any concerted move
forward In order to afford protection
to the communications of the allies.
BACK OVER MOUNTAINS.
- All news reaching London s-oul the
eastern field tends to confirm the rout
of the forces OF Austria, which now
appears To be endcavOring to make
their way laboriously back over the
CarpathiaIls.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
There are indications in London
that the entire continental political
situation. which involves Greece, Italy.
Roumania and Portugal is developing
day by day. Even participation In
war at least by some of these states
soon will become reality. This is
the view of a number of leading Bri.
tains.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-31
FRANKS FIGHT FOR LIFE AND LIBERTY.

April 81. 1913-Body of Mary
Phagan. Ia, found in factory base
ment.
May 10-Leo M. Frank, manag-
er of factory. arrested.
May 2S-Frank indicted.
July 28-Frank goes to trial.
Aug. 25-Frank convicted.
Aug. 26-Frank sentenced to
die.
Oct. 31-Motion for new trial
denied.
Feb. IS. 1914-Georgia supreme
court sustains conviction.
Feb. 25-Georgia supreme court
denies motion for rehearing, of ap-
peal.
March Frank sentenced to die
April II.
April 16-Stay of execution is
granted,
June Georgia supreme court
denies motion for new tliuR
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-31
MAKES FATAL BLUNDER.

Middlebury, VT, Dec. s1.-Dr. d. A.
Bisbee. a Bristol druggist on trial here
charged with having caused the death
Of four persons by selling them pois-
oned liquor, did not know the liquid
was wood alcohol, according to his
testimony
II intended to sell spirits contrary
to law" Bisbee admitted. II sold
from four to five gallons of alcohol a
week." he added, "but I certainly
would not have sold the liquor which
is alleged to have caused these deaths
had known. it was wood alcohol. All
those who died were my friends, some
very personal friends"
Bisbee asserted that the liquor
came to him labelled Cologne spir-
it's" from Troy. N. Y, firm and that
he was not aware Of the real nature
Of 1t.