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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-08-20

horse pastures this vicinity,
gather L together d herd Il and GO
back over the line. &
lark was brought before u Justice
Ware yesterda ay, but as either the
governments nor. the defense was
ready, the pref liminary hearing was
postponed until Monday .5 ustice
Ware fixed Clark bail at is 90,
which he was una BILE to furnish. S.
.2sSIJ United States district Attorney
Hildreth Sis expected to arrive in
the city AIonday tos prosecute the
case. The government looks for
ward to a con ctfon. 1t is NJ be
lieVed that the government intends
to turn Clark over to the 4 Canadian
sauthoritie If found guilty he
5undo doubted lyrWill be given at least
fifteen years by the Canadian gov,
$ernme j 4 $ ts g5sy ~ W.. -
Clark gives his home EN- as being
EWiceroy, Sask. Gf Although he does
not appear to have much in a, fin-
ancial way, Is Understood that
quite a numb Der Of his friends will
suppl him with funds to fight the
case. Nj X - &ies t,12 0 "A III # Il 55s 4 I
The case promises & to be hard
fought in every respect, .!s .s :&%s u
A X. E =s : Ja 4
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the store through d side window
tIie lower wind low pane being
EbSoken out. No trace has been
sgaIned of the thieves though Sher-
$if Smart OF Nelson county and the
chief Of police of Tolna have been
securing the country all day follow
ing one clue after i another, which
have not materialized. They had
tfo strangers under surveillance, at
Melville this AFTERNOON but nothing
has developed as yet, This is the
season of the year when hundreds
Tsroaming strangers are daily seen
the towns about the state, and
Though the majority of them are
5g9od citizens looking for work in
the harvest fields, yet there are a
few ollowers.7 who are taking ad-
vantage Of this season Of the year
and are causing trouble in many
sp1@ces by, their thieving. Small
sStuRns that have n. regular police
man would do well 70 place a night
watch Imam on dutys.9or a matter OF
Spr5perty protection. --
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IH LAST
T|)AYl. Az | Or | ! GANG !

Crosby, N 1. D. Aug NO. 9.zTII 7.
'Willoughby, deputy United States
customs insp ector, s-las captured J..
u. Ciark, alias Newman, alleged b to
/ be one OF the remna ants osss the fa-
nous Kid Tayl orr horse stealing
gang. Inspector Lee of the Wey7
burn mounted police has identified
I CLARK zf
"a few months ago Clark passed
through the line with team and
buggy, Rhich & It is alleged he had
stolen from Gee. w God sof Assina-
sboine, Sask The sbli ggy ,Ras load-
ed with groceries and 81 proYfs:o j
[. Mr. illangli hearing of the
event. immsd vent D Ia search
iof Clark i and sue ed In locating
him near ortuna It is believed
that Clark int ended TO q visit the
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HAND
KNOCKED on HEAD

5 Mandan, N. #5 D., Aug. 19:--With
his n skull fract ctured = and severe
bruises and cuts Indicating murder,
the body OF a well dressed uniden-
titled man, about 35 years old,
was this morning taken from the
,Cannonball river at Shields The
find followed a search made Mon
to Conductor Jacobs, that he had
day when a passenger on the Mil
waukee branch line train reported
seen a man thrown from the train
into the river as it crossed the
railroad bridge. \, ! .''.4 +:y3 55
lis admitted by. the railroad
men that a score. s,r more hoboes
were on the; train seeking places
as harvest hands. They are be7
.lievedE to be responsible. ~ S5sssJj s:$J
AZ al
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RS OF. CAIHAY
FIX WAGE. SCHEDULE

sessenden, N. D., Aug. 19.-The
faTmers and threshermen of the
vicinity Of. Cathay, Fairville, Ger
and Woodworth have de-
scfaed on a wage scale to which
they have agreed to adhere during
The present 7 season. They have
agreed to pay: laborers $3.50, per
daaE; for harvesting and So per day
foT threshing. This was decided
.ata meeting held at Cathay at
which all the large employers OF
labor were present. They say
that under present conditions this
Fisfa good wage; for the work.
EssssSS66hsGf :. = :2' go ' ,5b ~ '-'.
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$3.50 Per ] Y ear

may be useful: sS"g5.3 IS IT,: -! u
Don't sign papers for or pay any
money to strangers under any pre-
tex. ~ = &&st.f5 rs Y 4: 4: asjj$$ii%@s
Don't invest In enterprises that
promise enormous profits. People
are not giving big profits away.
j.. Don't neglect, when; in doubt, to
ask the advice of your local mer-
chant or banker. These men are
experienced. They will be with
you a long, time. And it, is to,
theiF interest to project you.i for
they want to retain your conf
dence and respect. + :sss-.t> s .ss
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.ROBs DRUGSTORE: {
FOR MORE DOPE:

Underwood, N. D., Aug. 19.-
Evander's drug store at Underwood
was entered by thieves and over
$500 worth of drugs, jewelry and
cigars taken. The work was evil
IDENTIFY done by some dope fiendVas
all the morphine and cocaine In
stock was taken. Later the same
night the offices OF DR.. w. r. Me-
Cain and a dentist over Schmidt's
grocery store were entered and "a
considerable quantity of drugs
taken. No clue to the perpetrat-
ors has been found by the police.
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Forbes, N. d.. a ii 10 Nhillee
driving a bind der in 5S5, the harvest
field 33 at y his farm about sixteen
miles west Of here 81 acob Wacker,
a prominent farmer was thrown
From the machine and in the fall
his back broken between the fshoul-
der blades. The entire lower part
of his body was paralyzed and he
died a short time after. the acct
dent. He leaves d wife and sew
feral children. ss5 Ez$s Z i. 4. ssz 3;SS ss5s
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jail N ].
RAMSEY COUNTY

4 Devils Lake. a. 1. d. Aug. e I9.--- -
When Turnke Chas. Kennedy of
the Ramsey county Jail was check
.ing up the prisoner last night,
Edward Carter. VIII 3 had concealed
himself under table in thhtes IS 5ail
,lpbbY fsss Y: is
believed Is be hiding III grain
fields. Garter was held on an In;
eest charge 35ss5l
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ling the farmers to pick their corn
as soon as it gets past the roasting
ear stage. Corn will terminate
after that time and the idea of the
move is to save enough seed for
next years planting. :'5<1.
+ Mrs. Michael Keeley Of HAGEN
| brought to Mandan number Of
emeralds, topaz, agates and other
precious stones,s picked up in the
vicinity c.f Hazen, and which are
being: cut and mounted by Conyne,
the jeweler. !:..> I: ~ $t<ss Ess 81: VI !,
Twas broken into by two boys and
considerable of the amber fluid
taken. f The car was left on the
track and watch set for the re-
turn Of the thirsty pair and # they
were caught when the first supply
was exhausted. II "A
# John Sabir of Winnipeg, employ
Led by the Northern N Pacific at
|sStreeter, was instantl " killed UNI
Fder the wheels OF ia big gas speed
lerfSon which he and st two other
5workm were III riding / Il IIes lost
his hold on the vehicle and fell
directly in Its path.
SS Three young men Of Wahpeton
we're arrested & at that place on IA
charge OF stealing an ailt bile
They took \, the 4 mac chine from the
garage of the owner after being
forbid den to do 30 and as this was,
mot cir first offense they were
arrested and 4 pal d fines. .s$5$
fake so oIicitor operating At
|sthes fair grounds at Grand Forks
was ordered ssoff the place. WI hem Az
L.s Neteher. ector of conc cesstons,
received conf aintss as to his "a ne AZ
fSthed of operatii The man was
Etak king subscrip ptions farm
ma gazine. getting AZ much money
sthe cnstomet was Hing I'D pay
At Gienbur1 deputy sherin Geo.
h Scofield grabbed d ipnent { ofs
s50 0ss spiIit ts of5 VII islSe that was sent
hat sta tionS utside parties,
foT Illegal pllrp oses came for
tle goods shortly fter feIis into
Eths hands ss the slleriiff they
beat retreat vlhen they, gaWs
game
ccordfiig to pIl clans are
attending ittls aiig ght
srendr HUI s,fss sang who
iii ad son ne eYe su severity ina 3ured a
Ahor ttinle az re-s
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TMAN TAKES OWN
LIFE NEAR DWIGHT

w ahpeton, p. Aug g. -
John Torstenson ia 5 II resident eft
Mimi, tilted suicide
on the Adolph Nordhus farm three
miles west t5of Dwight, by cutting
his throat and the arteries in his
wrist e: There Is nothing to 9indii-3
cate what would have caused the
man ITO commit !; the rash act. .;S He
left q letter Hing of having a
wife and child at Litchfield. 5& tx \ - i
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particle of metal ,rrom an explod-
ed cap entered the eye, infiicting
a very severe injury.
The railroads are now figuring on
how they are going to handle all
that 116,000,0005 bushels Of wheat,
not to speak of the other crops tia<
North Dakota is going to give the
world. It would be a good plan
to declare war conditions and make
everything take the sidings for the
grain trains. " 49, ~ #,
DR.. G. H. Martin of Valley City,
while in the country took a swal-
low of lysol, which he supposed was
water. Word was, sphoned to- DR..
Pray and he went out and brought
him to the Riverside hospital:
Martin was in capacitated for
about five hours. At the present
time he is around again, not much
the worse for wear. u !. 3zE5
Its5:i$ J. e. Fox Of Ross. who was arr
rested recently on a blind piggings
charge was convicted and receiY-3
ed sentence at 'Williston. * AS the
train passed Ross he threw a note
off which read, u got so days, 5000
| fine and $25 costs, 13 o days,
This probab bly, means X that he in
tends to- serve out both penalty a1d
costs. S.$E n I. n
M honey, a big swine rails
er of the Ian don vicinity has
discovered that his herd of more
than 5 90 Duroc Jerseys had been
infected with cholera. He had:
the entire herd yaccinated at a. cost
iOf about 20 10. Forty Il head
the animals have died but ,itSs III
believed s that the rem aind er will
Sbe saved Ss;
The Il 2-year-oId son off Mick
Periua had II u very marrow escape
from death en- lie thrown
snnde a hay rak (. he teeth were
at the time, and Ror several
hundred feet nes was dragged i1l5
with the going over as
bun1p the teeth jTa aisesd slight and
the young mar ssas released but
not Unit 1t his cad and back lfad
been terri bruised and
the shaip teeth sol the rake s
5era1 tftches Tere nee
the youIlg AZ llt,yy estins
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most beautiful summer
soon be 10 thing OF the past. 3s$ n


The poor corn year d has as made n a1e[' !,
Hos greatly IN demand to take Il care y &
the feed ma
It begins to- look as though the
i TRUSTEES at Il the pen are not %
trust stWorthy as might be expected
The bod az a. man was found in
n tlleS Mouse river S at Minotss The
man has not been ident flied
Suntken heat .is$s a mi ighty hard
thing to find this yea III he heads
IRE full from base 81 1t'' to !. tip; S
Valley city hasn' Found out
ether that man drowned or hit
the airer flelds n; 65sfs
Work has started on the con,
ION of $s5 10 0o A addit lion
the LELAND a q 81 illots
No convicts have been getting
II away from he stat * pen TatherS
en they don, stay awe very NJ
\ long SSsss
i55 Gatholic Indi heir big8
sscstpngress@ at Fort sI'otten have gone
"a on record a aa AZ aBso olute opposed t'33 to
ne / al1 1tor1io b Isl iAis stts az getting
III liaJl, III pleasure Ing n
soli ntry vieWing tlle wheat
nrep that be cut soon
every coun state
thai Sit has IA school
dren than & last according
recent school census. ;s3s
sSss dIora ex xlp,lect fin gold rush
& a lthoug hi 81 n isas not 4 expected that M I'LL
I'll lial at sfo alt Iia& & 9 9
ors iondil
Seems sn geese area
3 not exti M
eat III fR ges t5ose
ssExat ionsS
amer
| 81 frosts il sem 1ai AWAY
sslt aast gth her ,ilt hey
ian col ,ro
i,s
|l U sp. 81 d III t tIasen la
tllls elsi ,E1
fngen de1s
ssonae on " u aIs M N sxi@coI @
ssgil Belei III B
~ Il
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It Just what ! they want.

l.
Bruce Hacon Of Glend Ion had one
Of his hands crushed while at work
and will be laid up ost of 81 the
season as q result. s 5st 5S ,Is
I'll he hay crop, especially the prai-
Erie variety, is $of exceedingly fine
quality this year ace cording to re-
ports coming from over the state.
Es Sam Bird ges. colored had one
|Sof II his 4 big oes5 crush ed Sss between
1.-the bump pers of an i3fN train at
Gasselt ton. NJ
'S55A tS55. 5As bunch of punch board sapphires
and diamonds were stoI from the
star bowling alley at sWahpe ton
by burglars, who aimed access Ito
Ethe bull ding tlrongi h window.
Periscop are much iin demand
in the state 81 sso that the farmers
are able to- Il look 0l lit NJ over their
Ysheat fields iithoutt mbing the
windmill tower
bunch off anps robbed "a
white ma d IN The yicin itys al: hhI inots
Ihe police court ats that place Sis
filled reslilt the 8big b indux
of transients
seems 81 81 den and for
WAR horses as encourag the
horse rustI Iers ISsAs graateI effort
they have I sex teds sfor some
LLlIl q
inot 6ond citing IA rec en-
gpipYment 81 btllTea, the benefi ID 8of
farm ners ana sose see king employ
sment on rms ard t,ulaty
and vicinit
\ Berne Reed ssca ped rom
tthe state pendten tiaT Tune as
7recaptured Bend an., !,
yesterda and ~ N gh \ back
summer III eflf busy one
al the state
great
sinlpl,roYe ef1ent tto
are
ss at Wi 81
S,f
ma in up pfI
ool HUI mi n start drlyeI
st he red sclIoo y il olsa
s,n
II ilasEl
SEo a. II ssas DIV tha AZ
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Girl wanted for general house
work. See Mrs. T. 0. Hunter
.BoWbells, N. ID. \ tt.

ssssI have q limited number of wire
nose guards left over from last
year which ] desire to close. out at
once, and have decided to put the
price down to % 0c.s per pair iii or
der 60 move them in d hurry II
you need q few par, come in, at
once, as they will go fast at that
price. Herman Endreson,s Bow
bells, NJ. De- = %'s II RI, 2, ~; r r. y,
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: .Jts!i,rNy go ~ I7;iN z. & = -
following in their way.

: -
+ Herman Ilig of Cogswell had a
Studebaker car stolen at that place
and the officers are looking for a
young man about IL years of age
whom its is believed is responsible
! for the theft. S;i M ss 5 8 &!y: T.
6 When riding on a: load of hay,
August Bubelitz cE Wahpeton, was
] thrown to a, street along which he
was driving in that city when one
! of the wagon wheels broke and
!; received AZ fractured # leg. 5sst5ss as 4.
Willie grofoot off$ the Colfax vi
tcinity got: mixed up with a binder!
/ with the result that nine stitches
Were uired II to close scalp
j. wound and a broken rib had to be:
81 $i ii
~ Ruby5 ii II u ohnson. q aughte r 81 Mr.
and NErsa. h II. K. johnson Of Ken
mare had her 4 legs bad " cut when;
she fell into a hola that was filled
with brok ken glass. It Wasg neces-s
ssary place her Is ka Ehospft tal:: 81
The board OF cor troll has let the
CONTRACT FOR the eonsta ucfi ION OF s3,Sa
dairy barn at 4 th es insane hospital
ats tsIaniestoWn Several other notars
Bfek ekiInproVements are 51nde der way at
the Singti itiltion at the present time
ftnere III going 10 sSlbje an allmi-
grafton commit issi on in th is state
the time for u Is ri lit 81 TIL
the Wenderf crops On the ground
there ould not FSbe a better oppor-5
Etunity Tor adYer Rising the stat
ss enmar a arm er rece centl had:
Hat heel from q a sbinde er stolen and
learned hat rominei farmer
had come dong irlSs his wagon and
needing lust such Ea & Wheel appro-S
priated liea a.a ID att tel set
tied Stll 1s3SSs
Esf5. of ltr Oh New
gland Il the
dark ones night recent HI ana 4 crash
Sed through even barbed ire Eenc-
ses snd ere solll scrat he'd
must nice to have horses ths
Ehinocsfo oss hides
olll nlerad was con
assault Ii and and
fined 26 he Aile pai M
Ohm Vi lso of ii
the COM amin & iitness Tshs men
got lleaf sd argItne and
sfinal gans
Fficilit ral eol isee
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Team good young work mares
g1oi sale. beth in foal. Herman
!, Be- ' g oells, ~. ID. #
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Sale d. I'm
room new house & at DIN
For terms see Sand erso
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GUN HUNG ON
HAMES KILLS HORSE Sc

Bowman, N. D., Acg. 19.-While
plowing for H. E. Role of Rhame,
on the old Albert Anderson farm
near Griffin, Chas. Garbush had one
of his horses accidentally shot as a
result of having hung a gun on one
of his horses names. He! had
been using the gun as a stake Ito
guide in making the furrows and
having finished certain piece OF
plowing he hung the gun on the
horses hame. He had plowed on.
ly a few yards further when the
horse stumbled, the gun going off
in such a manner that the animal
dieo of the injuries. II Or
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now about ready for the harvester

Low Low dUouh2 lSttu " iOh " - Alat Vestoi
The livery barn at Cleveland was
totally destroys 81 by fire, light
horses losing their lives in the
flames. The. barn and animals were
owned by G.. Thomas sis.s}: s3ssj:. !. r
@ The 4. Rumely plant at i Grand
Forks was robbed Of some 5000 in
belts, repairs and the like There
are no clues as to who the burg
lars were. 55$ 81
.Sooners in the uniting y fields haG
better provide trem selves with neui,
trail colored unifo ornls s. 80 that they
will not be 80 Isl BILE to- the game
ward lens. 5 y
! j acob rz,5 sso on: ( Of u ohm Fry near;
Kramer, fell rem a horse and was
Escious for 5 hours after the acci-s
dent 3.g
the II 5Europ pean countrie les buy
Sup all the horses In lorth akota
there viii l5$bes pleenltny "a ofS 5aut ONO obiles
owned By the arm grsS to- the AZ
ES9s The i ReIb sKreuge ome, four
miles no orth Cha Zee was burn
ed tog the gro ound ], on1y 81 piano.
three cha airs and ble2 being
detective nue III e2 use
fire. hat burned the Franz
az
Vile HIT Ii of che house hold
foods wsre sayea ss
hi Nelson $of more Yi-
cinitt XIII ed ber 1ff;j
tsrsH u ion chase ere have
been u large nun1 mi mi
ma seen init art
mere ana agar 3s
Aiss sena 'Tor gersorl aged 4 .ttll;| tl,|
accident Grand mi
sting easi and
to lea
llleeI broke gust
..3sibl 81 ing largss load
seYS INTO afpet ons nd
igoli pps d oVliag III II.
Bublitz a
tanned broken ip.. AZ
nslia u,
1s d hair record
Ie iiIe tlie III sientt ME- large
rtS MEM
gasl llsI 81
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..& ID CREosEPT1NE, that's m
The greatest chicken lice and
mite destroyer known, VIII de-
stroy all kinds of disease germs.
Will also free the barn of flies.
For sale by Moore Hdwe. Co.,
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ccordi ing tos \ pIi iysfei ang rho are
ing the sla
srendrea IIsangd On Who
iii q nes eye sl seyeTIy in5 5ured
tfI1e agO, re-
@ t@hs aig y, optt A
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l,fE harry
III lps re record.
Isss iles stlia str tIisi ients are
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s ago Id MI 1881 broke ugust
EHaib III large load
alfpet onas atlI the wa
ppsd s,Ve OWN I.
stIsse
brok ken n
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one
s
Veaen nf sii
" a ' 4 81 slas sllss
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The poor corn year has made
1yilos greatly In demand to take care
sSiof the feed eit i'll NAL e:
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Bruce Racon Of GIend on had one
Of his hands crushed while at work
and will be laid up most Of the
season as g. result II 2,3E
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lra eollsss l I n n
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:s3 begins to. look as toug the
TRUSTEES at the! pen are not 90
trust tWorthy as mi ght be expecte ted
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ss53 The ;bas MS ogs a. man was found fin
the Mouse river at sSM nots The The
mar has not been ident y fled
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I'll Sbss eat I'M!
ma ine up pfI
sssch0o boo oks all start tle drive
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lss ssanlits
II ss5 pfs'
eyAnaa asS tllIe ensi
flnges
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GRENADE KILLS 81
In PARIS FACTORY
Explosion Caused by Careless
Workmen Wrecks Plant and
Injuries Many Women.

Paris, Oct. 20. -Fiftytwo persons
are reported to have been killed in an
explosion this afternoon in a factory
in the Rue de Tolbisc. while one hun
dred or more were injured. Many OF
the victims were women employed In
the factory, which was wrecked.
President Poi1care and Minister Of
the Interior Mslvy visited the scene
and gave directions to the rescuing
forces.
An auto truck was being loaded when
workmen accidentally dropped a
grenade, causing an explosion, which
was followed by two others in quick
succession. The explosion destroyed
not only the main factory and other
buildings connected with IL, but every
thing within a radius Of 100 yards. and
damaged buildings five hundred yards
distant. Ii was followed by fire. which
was soon extinguished.
OF the forty-one bodies recovered
thirtv-one were those OF women. Forty
injured persons were treated at tho
emergency hospital which was quickly
installed at the scene Twenty others
were removed 10 another hospital. IL
was said that the injured would exceed
one hundred.
Reports that the explosion was the
result Of the work Of spies were de-
MED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
SAY BRITISH FLEET
WILL DECIDE WAR
Balfour and Churchill See Pri'
walton Ahead, but Final Vic
tory Through Navy.

London. Oct. 20.-"Germany aims at
world domination. and against world
domination the British feet from the
time of Queen Elizabeth to the present
day has always been found the surest
and most efectual protection" Is the
contribution of A. j. Balfour. Firrt
Lord Of the Admiralty, to the Navy
Leagues symposium In connection with
to-morrow's observance of Trafalgar
Day.
Winston Spencer Churchill. Chancel-
lor OF the Duchy Of Lancaster, writes:
"For six months no hostile nag mas
flown outside the Baltic. We are
stranger than ever and incomparably
better adapted for war conditions. Tho
great strategic conclusions upon which
our naval disposition Is based have
been vindicated. The grand feet domi-
mates and will finally secure victory for
our cause.
"On land good days have not ye;
come. The valiant Russian front wears
thin. the French and British offensive
in the west has pierced but has not
ruptured the German fortified lines.
1
seized a new initiative in the Near East.
and the Oriental inclination in his war
policy raises new perils of peculiar
significance to US. A hazardous strug-
gle. vast expense and hard privation lie
before US.
"Couragel Alls we'll with the feet.
The destruction Of German military
manhood is irrepl~ liable. Under the
sure shield of the ~ every mistake
can be retrieved, every neglect can BE-
repaired.
THE choice 70 save or 10 lose the
freedom Of the world rests still with
the British people and their leaders.
The spirit Of Nelson and the memory
Of Trafalgar should rouse US now 70
sustain unwearyingly the darkening
conflict. and. by proceeding to all nee
essary extremes and By laying aside
every impedment, to rescue Britain
from dishonor and Europe from ruin"