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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-16
COUNTY FAIR
Near At HAND
AsropIaue, and Iis Use In War Is 10
lAaIn Attraction Dates are July
29th and 3Oih

~ Secretary Wilson, of the Bot
tineau County Fair Association
reports the rvsiest kind of pros
poets for our coming Fair to be
held in this city July 20 and 80.
He anticipates the largest fair
in the history of the association.
The live stock entries are COM
ing in early and stall allot-
ments are being rapidly secured
by exhibitors with a view to
getting advantageous locations.
Bigger and better live stock ex-
hibits is evident, and not only
that but it is expected that the
attendance will be the largest
ever The Bird man with his
monoplane and his war demon
stration will prove one of the
big drawing cards and will at
tract for a great distance. The
other outdoor attractions will
be we'll featured and the Mid
way supplemented with the big
Merry-Go- Round will be bigger
and better rounded out than ev-
er before.
Mr.. Wilson and G. B. McMil-
len, secretary Of Bottineau
Commercial Club have just re-
turned from an advertising trip
by auto throughout eastern
Bottineau county,, Rolette
county and the Province Of
Manitoba. The main cities Wis.,
tied on the canadian side were
Killarney, Bolsevain and Del.
oraine. Our dates conflict with
the Killarney Fair, of which we
are sorry, but it is expected
that a large crowd will come
from Boisevain ane Deloraine.
Messrs. Wilson and McMillen
are more than enthusiastic
over the reception given them
in these Canadian towns and
have stated that any and every
one attending the Hair should
make it point to Keep our
Canadian friends interested and
well entertained while visiting
us for they are friends and
neighbors we'll worth having.
Mr.. David Sare, proprietor of
Palace Hotel, Deloraine, has
very kindly offered a prize of
$1,000 in gold for the best. Single
outfit driven by lady at our
fair. Mr.. J. ]. Scully of Pat.
rons Exchange, Bottineau, sup
plements the above with a Sec
ond prize of $3.50 in merchan-
disc for the second best single
outfit. This exhibition will be
open to our Canadian sisters
also.
Prof. H. r. Smith of st. Paul
live stock expert, will deliver
an address on live stock even
ing of ~. This should be of
great interest to live stock men
of the northwest.
It is to be hoped that a closer
union of Fair associations of
the northwestern part of North
Dakota, and Southern Manitoba
will soon result, and it,
is believed hat steps will soon
be taken to get the different
organizations together for their
mutual protection and benefit.
There is no doubt but that
the good citizens of Bottineau
will again do their part in help.
ing to furnish sleeping accom-
odations for the many attend
ing our fair who will be unable
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-16
Considerate.

when you didn't have the fare did
the conductor put you off and make
you walk?'
"Oh, no. He merely put me off. l
could have sat on the curb so far as he
cared. Ledger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
ENGLAND HOPES TO CIIECk
LENk THROUGH HOLLAND

London. June %, t's59 q. M IA
order iu rourril be- about tn bc issued
protihitnE expectation of Hil goods
tu Holland. except those consigned to
tn, Netherlands overseas trust This
is expected To- stop the trade nov "C-
lcitrd 90 hc passing through Holland
into Germany.
Announcement tu this effect was
made IN lho house oi commons today
by captain T.. O.. PrctNmdu parlia-
mentaIy under secretary to the board
of trade.
Explorations of goods tu The Meth
orlands overseas trust would bee equiv
alsnt Go guarantee that 40 goods,
either IN the form received or In "a
subsequent form, would reach "a coun-
try hostile to Great Britain.
Capiun prettyman made tho an
nounccment Ia introducing the Gus
toms oXportatinn restriction bin" He
explained that the sooner the trade
nov passing through Holland into
Germany was stopped the better u
would bc Tor the interests of England.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
Secretary of the Treasury Nc
AdOo Today Announces the
Names of international
High Committeeman.
FIRST MEETING WILL
BE HELD NOVEMBER |
Aggressive Program to Bring
About Closer Business Rela-
tions With the Southern
Republics.

Washington. June Definite
steps were taken today By Secretary
McAdOo Co continue the work OF tho
recent Pan-Amcrican financial confer
cncc and To further The idea Of closer
financial and commercial relations be-
tween the nations Of the western hcm-
isphere.
Mr. McAdoo made public the namos
of the representatives he has selected
to serve on an International high
commission on uniform laws, and
membership OF "a committee 60 con-
slider yisi; of American business men
and nnancicrs to Central aud South
America. lie also announced the per-
sonnel for the united states OF eight
cen permanent group committees"
which are Ia consider the special
needs of each of the countries repre-
scented at the recent conference.
The international commission IL 10
be made up of the representative of
the United States named today by Mr.
'lrAduo ana nine persons from each
South and Central American nation
to bo named by the finance minister
"t each All TIE committees unoili-
cial.
The Representatives OF the United
States un the international high COM
mission are Secretary McAdoo chair
man; John Bassott Moore. Columbia
university. vice chairman; John II.
Fahcy. United States chamber of COM
mcrrc. David R. Francis ST. Louis
T. T.. Gary, chairmaH of the board of
United states Steel corporation. 4 50.
Hepburn, Chase National bank. New
York. George ~. Reynolds. Contincn-
tai and Commercial bank, Chicago,
Henry T.. Davidson, J. =. Morgan and
company; Samuel Dntcrmycr ana Dr.
Loo =. Rove. secretary general of the
recent conference.
Mr. McAdoo recently suggested that
this commission meet in Buenos Aires
November /
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
pETHOGRAD ADMITS STRUGGLE
~ GAIIIIN LOST

pctr"grad, June g2 U2 noon, via
London. $50 y. ml-With the Rus
slams opposing their Austro- German
antagonists on e line siX miles from
Lenders, according 90 the most re-
cent Information reaching Pctrugrad,
u is unomcially considered here that
the evacuation of the GuliciHn capital
cannot nov he avoided without q sae-
riiicc Of men ont uf proportion tu the
strategic Importance Of the pla ~.
The evacuation ot Lcmbcrg ~ base
already has been accomplished In
rrud order The hospitals pnd the
government Institutions have been re-
moved.
The Russian positions before the
city consisting ot comprehensive
system of trenches and ontanglemcnts
ere well calculated To- make the vie
turN of the German allies costly.
To the north the Austro-Gcrmaus
are reaching positions evacuated by
ihcm in september on the roads to
Eava. Ruskn ana Tumaszow. seem
iugly intent upon capturing Tarnow
the railroad junction which controls
communication between Lcmhcrg and
Russia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22

Bells secretary.
Jacob n. Hilkene, city building in
Hpector.
oscar Merrill. police lieutenant.
James $. Rockford. superintendent
OF street cleaning.
william Clauer. clerk of the board
of safety.
Nelson Hyde, former member OF
the board OF safety.
william A. Mcconnell. city vetcr-
marian.
William r. Brown. clerk OF the
board Of county commissioners.
Roberts connection with Indian
apolis polltics WIS touched upon dur
ing the trial In the federal court
when he was convicted and sentenced
to six years IN the federal prison.
Several witnesses mentioned the al
legged fact that Roberts had sent re-
pCatcrs TO Indianapolis from Terrc
liaute TO work during the election.
The charges are based on the cleo
tion of November .. 1914. the regis
tration OF last September and pcto-
bcr and the primary Of May s. 1914.
All the democrats. Rcpubli-
cans and Progressive are named In
a single indictment which contains is
counts The main charge Is conspir
acy To commit felonies by oorruptlns
the election. by violation 0f the pri-
mary law, the registration laws and
by bribery and blackmaiI. included
among those Indicted are said To be
a number OF primary. registration
and election officials Tho indictment
charges certain OF these officials with
conspiracy 20 permit persons 20 regis
ter falsely and to vote fnisely in the
primary and In the election. Another
count charges persons with repeat
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
London Admits That Only a
Master Stroke by Grand
Duke Nicholas Can Nov
Save Lemberg.
CzAR's TROOPS FIGHT
TO SAVE THEIR GUNS
As Galician Capital Totters
Germans Mass Theii Forces
for Yet More Important
Blow at Russia.

London June %, Ga.Os -. mJ
Nothing but "a sudden and un.
expected blow by Grand Duke
Nicholas, commander in chief Of
the Russian forces IN the Held
can now save Lenders, in the
hands Of the Russians for nearly
ten months, from returning to IT'S
former owners The almost Inn
mediate evacuation Of the city by
the Russians is expected In Lon
don.
ON the other hdnd the GER
mans Ia North Russia and Poland
are busy consolidating their
gains in a manner which sug-
gcsts more important movements
ia these regions. The seaport OF
f4Ihuu " troaeiv fortincd. Hcuvy
naval guns have been Installed
and Prince Henry of Prussia. who
was recently there. is credited
with the statement that the Ger
mans intend Co retain possession
oi I.ihau at ala cost. as they re-
gard This port tp Doe the key To-
th, Baltic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
ATLANTA WELCOMES
RE RATION
Of ORDER
Today's Events Make It Ger
tain No Organized Move
ment Behind Last Nights
Outbreak.

Atlanta. Ga. June while the
militia still was on guard at Gov
crnor Slaiop's country home. quiet
prevailed.
IN the Gle, tho noar-bcer saloons.
closed hy the authorities yesterday.
were allowed to reopen.
state and city officials insisted that
last nights demonstration probably
had ended the possibility of menace
to thc governor by the people most
bitterly opposed Ia the communication
OF Franks sentence
Today's calm apparently WAS vel
coined by the majority OF Atlanta
residents
A summary Of the arrests made
Yesterday In the city aud last night
IN the neighborhOod OF the Slaton
home showed a total of twenty -fOIr
pcrFnns tnkon int custody.
80 Tar as could be learded no arr
ranrcmoui had hccn made for an or
Eauizcd protest against the governor 4
action. The imprnmpiL mass meet
ing nj the capitol yesterday, when
resolutions were passed COndemIling
Governor Slaton, seemed to appCnsc
tho wrath of those immediately con-
ccrncd. =
The rush on Governor Slnton's
tome last night WAS the result of an
impulsive suggestion on the part uf
street speakers that the crowd pay
the governor a call"
Al three different points along the
route Ia the governors home city
and county police tried to halt the
procession. but the main hody reached
/ the estate shortly before midnight.
I There they found additional police
| The governor declared martial law
/ within n zonc of one-half mile of his
home and ordered out several com
| panies ~ militia,
80 effort WIS made hy anyone "a
enter the governors grounds. Barhed
wire ontnngiements had been stretch.
eel across the drivewnys and alonf
! the grounds just within the enclosing
! walls and fences
The crowd appeared 90 be- entirei,
: leadorless and WIS quick to switci
from apparent anger 10 good hlunor
Missiles were hurled az the soldiers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22

Today;S War
Summary

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BefIin SAYS The iiussiaDs have
h'en d"i'aicd aIl along thrir linc
Ia front oi Iemhcrg. Gaiicia, aud
are now hghting for time Ia or
"cr I" save iiicir guns nnd oti'cr
war material.
DunkiIk on the French coast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
GERMNN HEPORT SAYS
IVEICu LOSSES Awful

Berlin. June %, tRy wireless u"
Sa,,ulcl The overseas Ne"s as'nrS
today gave out the following.
"Reports from Dutch sources s'ht'
that the Frcnch losses are i"afIul'
Tho hospitals AT Amions and Abbey
vim, are oycrcrowded Tho constant
arrival of trains with wounded adds
tn tho confusion and h. b. Impossible
to give the usual care 90 the wounded
"soldicrs write that from Arras go
souchcz tubuut cight milcsl the h,ld
Be- covered with curpscs ana thai lh'
udor h. uuhcarahlc.
The LOSSES on both sides are rear
lul"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
RUSSIANS NOW FIGHTING
TO SAVE THEIR Guns

Hrflin, June 22 Nh Wireless To-
SHNsIilo. D. Announcement made today
by the Overseas NoWF agency says
that the iiussians before Lcmbcrg
have been defeated along their whole
line and arc nghting only t. gain
time i1 order tp sag" their artillery
aud other war material
The Germans ana Austrians are
within ten miles ot Lcmbcrg." the an-
n"u1ccmcnt adds The main posi-
tions of the Russians are shcllcd by
the armies Of Generals Mackcnscu.
Liasingcu. Roohm- Ermol Pflanzor
and WoTWricc."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
IBy EvsnInr Herald Leased wIrel


indianapolis, June 22.ThOmas Tag
gart. Democrats national commit
teeInan for Indiana. Mayor Joseph u.
Bell. Chief OF Police samuel V. Per-
rott and 1876 others were indicted by
the Marion county g,nnd jury here
today. charged with conspiracy 10
commit a fcloncy through violation of
election laws, bribery and biackmnil.
Taggart and Bell were the first To-
acknowledge service In the case. Tag
gart was released on $4,000 bond and
Bell on $4,000.
More than dozen OF Mayor Belrs
official family were Indicted ind aa
many more members OF the police
force were named. The others In
dictod included election officials.
ward and precinct leaders. workers
at the polls and voters.
The indictment Is In forty-oight
counts.
Many of the Indicted men appeared
az the office of Sheriff George V. Cof-
fin this afternoon aud gave bond.
Among those who appeared we're
chief OF Police Pcrrost and Robert
Metzgcr. who each gave bonds In tho
sum of $4,000.
The more prominent Of those in
dicted are
Hcnan Adam. city scaior OF weights
and measures
Dennis bush. street commissioner.
Edward Lyons. democratic candi-
date for county treasurer.
Dr John W Siuss. Republican, aud
former superintendent of tho city
hospital
Donn NJ. Roberts, former mayor
of Tcrrc ilautc. who was convicted
In the election fraud trial la federal
court here recently.
Charles roval formerly Mayor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
FATAL FIRE IN BIG
PHILADELPHIA PLANT

Philadelphia. June 1.-Two fire
men were killed aud fourteen others
we're injured here today nghting "A
lire which destroyed one of the build
inss of Thomas Potter Sons and com
pany. oI cloth manufacturers. The
dead are William James. "A battalion
CHIEF and John Hillman. Jr. a ladder
man.
An explosion of ben2inc wrecked
the building and caused one wall Ia
toppic over on the hrcmon. Property
loss ls estimated at S50.000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
SEATTLE OBSERVES
WILSON DAY WITH
A HUGE PARADE

seattle, Wash. June 22.--"wilson
day Designated by mayors procla-
nation WAS observed here today with
"a parade more than two miles Ions,
and mass meeting at which address
ses were made expressing confidence
IN tho presidents conduct Of internn-
tional affairs.
United states troops and sailors
participated In the parade.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
DUNKIRK AGAIN SUBJECTED
TO GERMAN HOMB ARDNE.NT

pnTls. juno 3, Il.al p. ml-The
French var ONCE this afternoon gave
out a. statement on the progress Of
hostillties which reads
The seaport of Dunkirk WAS bonn
harded laft night 10y % piece of Ions
range artillery. Fourteen shells were
thrown and some persons belonging To
the clYl population were killed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22

Nlsh serbia June .2.-sir Thomas
Linton has been made Erand com
mandcr of the Ofdcr of saina saVh.
This IL the highest serbian decoration
over conferred on foreiguer The
order is granted for services M ed"."-
;ion, science. art or literature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
CABINET CONsIDEHS NEITHER
GERMANY NOR MENICO

Washington, June 2g.--Tho cabinet
VAS Boo session today leFs than an
hour. Noithcr the Mexican nor
European situations were touched up-
on. President Wilson did not bring
up thr subject of appointing q sccro-
,urN uf state. The indications today
are that be- VIII name Robert G.ansins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22

Washington. June 22.--Ambassa o.
dor Gerard has hocn unable to learn
os set when he will revive the Ger
mon reply tp the last American note
ON submarine warfare President
Wilson said today ne received dis
l'atch from Mr.. Gerard yesterday and
that tho ambassador sccmcd unable
to conjecture the time which would
Doe required iu Berlin Tor its prcpnra-
tiun.
The new note which the United
states will send 60 Grrma1y ON the
case uf the American steamer VIII
lam j.. Frye i~ about ready and prob
ably viii hr dispatched before the
president IoaNrs Tor th" Summer
white House tomorrow night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
NEW FRENCH LOAN
SECURED BY j. s.
RAILWAY BONDS
]. P. Morgan and Company
Announce Today Compile
tion of Arrangements to
Advance Fifty Millions.
M EynnInE msrald I.aased MIrnl

ny Evening Herald Leased Wirnl
New York, June 22.-J T. .
. Morgan and company announced .
. late today that arrangements .
. had been made boy them and =
. the Rothschilds of Paris Tor the =
. fiotatlun bon this country Of g.
. new French loan, the amount of =
. whiyh it was iiapossihle to state =
. az present secured by high
. grade railway bonds lodged with Z
= the Morgan firm.
. From an unofficial source h Z
. was learned that the amount at =
. the loan probably would be un- Z
. der fifty million dollars ana that I
. the interest rate would be about Z
. five per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
GERMANY ADMITS "THANSIER"
or AISACE POSITIONS

l'"rlin, June 90 Nu London
. ml-Tho official announcement
frpm army headquarters today reports
heavy ashting along the FCrht river
In Alsace whore considerable gnins
have been claimed recently by the
French. Tho announcement says,
we have transferred our positions
iu the cast bank of the Focht."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22

until someone started To- sing Il
Didn't Raise My hoy to BE soldier
The crowd finally WAS dispersed
by the soldiers and left with partins
shouts of ridicuio at the militia men.
Governor Siuton went Ia his office
az the capitol to-day for the first time
since last saturday. A police officer
rode In automobile and walked with
him to the entrance 10 the capitol.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22

German submarine on June 2i al "a
point 90 miles north OF Kinnairds
head.
Eleven mcmhcrs of her crew were
saved Thirteen are as vet unhc-
counted for.
Tho CnriShrook was anu feet long
and of g,812 gruss tons. she was
built nt sunderland In 1901.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
WASHINGTON ADVISED THAI
CONufTfONS ARE DEEPER A'ff

Washington, June 4g.- Conditions
in the Yaqui valley. whore the United
states Is faced with the possibility q
landing forces 20 protect the settlers
against raiding indians sro doacFihcc
as desperate Ia today's state depart
ment adviees.
one settler who left the valley on
the last train and arrived a. Nogaler
yesterday said half fhe valley haf
been devastafed without protest from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
british STEAMER CNRIsBROOW
AND HALE or CREM I4OSI

LondoH June 90. U2it0 y. MI
The British steamer Carisbrook of
Glasgow, from Montreal for Leith.
scotland We sunk hy gunnre from a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
All Offers of Mediation In
Europe, He Says, Have Been
Disclosed; Warning Nations
Know Our Attitude.
GIRARD STILL WITHOUT
NEWS AS TO NOTE
England Announces Order In
Council Expected 10 Stop
Alleged Leak to Germany
Through Holland.

Washington juno 22.-Prosi- Z
= dent Wilson revealed today that =
= all the offers of mediation IN Z
. Europe which the United States Z
= had made. publicly or semi-pub-
= licly, have oCcn disclosed and Z
= that at present no new efforts Z
= were being made. Z
. FurciRn governments general Z
= l5. he said, were aware Of the q
. desire of the United states tu de- Z
y anything posslhlo to assist IN I
. hrlnging about peace z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
De WET SENTENCED
To SIX YEARS
IN PRISON
Leader Of South African Re-
bellion Found Guilty of
Treason; Fine Of $4,000
Also Imposed.



. Bloemfontein. Union of south
. Africa tvia London. June ~. =
. noonb Sentence of six years
. Imprisonment and fine of two =
. thousand pounds Oi0-aO0l was Z
. imposed to-day on General Chris .
. tiau de Wet. one of the leaders .
. of the south African rebellion. .
. against the British government. =
. who WIS found guilty yesterday =
. gf treason on eight counts.
= General de Wet commander
= in-chief of tito Free State forces Z
. Tor the Roer war In 1914 he
. headed rebellion in the orange
. Free state and western Trans
. vaal against Great Britain. lie I
. was promptly captured, how
. ever. and the trial which resulted
. In the sentence Of today wea be-
= gun June 10.
u d. 4 4. q = q q a q = q q q ;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
SERIOUS VIOLATION on
NEITIiALITN ALIIlf.En

NUW YORK; IUnU iE-|SrVcn moU
who are alleged Ia have enlisted at
sun Francisco as ritish rcscr,ists
wcrc arrested here today by special
agents Of tho department of justice.
The men were en- route tu England
According to Assistant rnitd tSntcs
District Attorney Roger r.. Wood. an
investigation OF alleged breaches "i
the neutrality aW of the United states
BE- now in progress in san Francisco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22

san Francisco. June 2..-- Ralph Is
blair at whose office alleged recruit
INK tor the allies In the European
war IT. said to have bon carried on un-
der instructions FRAN the British con
sui has ri,en federal authorities IN
formation which led o. the arrest oi
seven men la Ncw York II was an
nouncrd today. Tnc men VIII pe
brought here as witnesses before a
federal grand jury to he called soon.
Blair told John ". Preston. United
stato. district attorney. 10 was learn
ed that ne had aided number oi
British rescrvists To- return las a pa
triotic act" he said only mcn who
had served in the British army as n'
said ne had. were "enlised.' hc salo
he examined them for fitness Out re-
t.ived no pay for his work.
tie said he sent seventy men
ali reservists 60 New York. on theii
way to Join the British army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
MEN OF ALL PARTIES CAUGHT
IN ELECTION FRAUD DRAGNET
INDICTMENT At INDIANAPOLIS

Democratic National Committeeman Tom Taggar Heads the
List, With Distinguished Following Of 1875 Fellow
Democrats Republicans and Scattering of Progress
sves; Marion County Grand Jury Charges Bribery and
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