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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-23
Stimulating the Memory,

Wife-Why are you strapping VIZ
my trunk? I'm not going away till
tomorrow. .
Hub-So you'll have time to gather
up all the things you've forgotten.
You never find those things, you
know, until after your trunk is locked
and strapped.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-23
vorv fhouohtful.

Kumme-1s your wife saving?
Backe-vefy; when she sees any
loose tobacco under my writing table
she sweeps it up carefully in . dust.
pan and puts it back In the tobacco
jar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-23
mrs. S0lESIS WITNESS
FOR GOVERNMENT
Continued from page One.)

being tried at this time. Senator w.
r. Purcell Of Wahpeton, a friend OF
Mrs. Soles, appeared in her interest
and his presence in court was respon-
sible for a lively tilt between Hill
dreth and former District Judge
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-23
Poor Business Men.

In days Of old, when knights were bold,
They had some goodly fights,
But they were chumps; they never sold
The moving-picture rights.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-23

'Reggy De Sapp-Weally now, don't
you think Id make a good fullback?
Football Captain-A straight front
would be more in your line, my boy.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
CITY School board
FACES PROSECUTION
Health Board Has No Alter
native But Prosecution for
Unsanitary Schools
MEMBERS SAY
Tin CANS" ANNOY

1--WE. the members Of the Board OF
Education. have had tin cans tied to
our tails and have been running our
selves TO DEATH" said Frank r. zeb
ley. at the meeting of the board last
night as he introduced resolution
putting the Board Of Education on
record as having the Board of
Health proceeding with the work of
installing sanitary plumbing in the
schools which have been condemned.
Mr. Zebley's remark about the tin
cans threw the members of the board
into fits of laughter and It was some
time before business could proceed.
The resolution was presented after
Secretary Guthrie had told the board
that ten day notices had been serv-
ed on the Board of Education on Oc-
tober %. which would expire on No.
vember 1. ordering the board to rem
edy the toilets at certain schools.
One notice covers School No. Is
another Nos, Z. 6, 8. 5. n; anothe
Nos. -, 3. A, 10; another Nos. 10, 2S
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
MUST SUPPORT wife
WHO MADE IT HOT FOR HIM

Robert w. Malloney, who is employed
by the Edge Moor Bridge Works, where
he runs an electric crane at Sl2 week,
was arraigned in City Court today on a
charge Of non-support OF his wife, Susie
Malloney, and directed to pay 81 a
week for her support.
Mrs. Malloney said that her husband
had left her in 1914, and since then she
had been unable to locate him, although
she has swore out four warrants for
him.
GLOW much support do you wish from
vour husband" asked David J. Rein
hardt
"All I can get" said Mrs. Mslloney
81 do not think a man has any business
to get married unless he desires to sup
port his wife,
Malloney said his wife made 1t "hot'
for him because she objected TO hii
going out at night She said he stayed
out all night sometimes. He stated thai
/ he never was out later than midnight.
Mrs. Alaloney said she earned Sc
month and her board keeping house fo
Christopher Boyd, who resides l.!
miles from Clayton, Del
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
WILL Prosecute FOR
UNSAFE SIDEWALKS
Street Department, Ignored,
Will Swear Out Warrants
After November 10
POLICE ASK FOR
STREET CONDUITS

All persons to whom notices have
been served 10 repair sidewalks and
who have not complied with these
notices by November 10, will be ar
rested and dealt with according to
the law. This course was decided
on by the Street and Sewer Depart
ment this morning. Notices have re-
peatedly been served persons in the
city for failure to repair sidewalks,
but they we're ignored.
Il was also announced that R Keith
Compton, of Baltimore, will address
the public in the auditorium. of the
Wilmington High School on the even
ing OF November 5, on the abutting
paving law.
The city treasurer's report showed
a balance in bank to account of cur
rent expenses of S16.161.24; balance
in bank to account of special fund,
s214.79750: and the sewer extension
fund, S1S,566.64, amounting to a total
OF $249.525.3S.
Frank w. Pierson, street commits
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
IT'S BENSON'S TURN
NOW TO SHOW MONEY

Emanuel Benson. a young colored
man, was charged in City Court to-
day with non-support of his wife,
Cora F. Benson. and a minor child,
and directed TO pay 50 a week toward
their support He was ordered to
give $500 security to carry out the
order of the court.
]. II. Benson, grandfather OF the de-
fendant. said the latter, who resided
with him, had gotten married without
his knowledge, and that young Ben
sons wife furnished the money to
buy the license.
Young Benson said his wife went
to Philadelphia and that he did not
know where she was and did not
know that he was a father until a
friend of his wife wrote TO him that
he had a nice little girl in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Benson said she obtained her
husband several positions. but he did
not keep them.
Benson said he had lived with his
wifes people for a time, but was
compelled TO leave because he was
locked out at night when he stayed
out later than 10 o'clock His wiie
said Benson had pawned her eoiu
watch
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
500 MEXICANS ARE
IN The BANDIT GANG

BY The United Press.
BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Oct. 26s--
The Mexican bandits who have been
raiding Texas territory for several
months constitute a regularly organ
lied army" of over 500 men. divided
into companies of forty 10 sixty each.
according to information furnished
border authorities today. Their OBJ
iect Is to secure liberty and independ-
ence for Mexicans in Texas. Rob
berry and looting are Of secondary inn
portance.
This information came through an
ALLEGED confession OF Cheno Flores,
who was arrested in connection with
last Monday nights train wreck and
hold-up near Olmito. Flores not only
admitted participation in the affair,
but implicated several other Mexi-
cans, many of them prominent citi-
zens Luciano Chapa, who was ar
rested with Flores, denied the lat
ter's story.
Flores has given the name Of the
man who, he says. was leader of the
company that attacked the train near
Olmito. The members are leaders OF
the companies that made the raids
at Ojo de Aqua, Progreso and other
points up the river and are unknown
to him. he said, but all are under the
general leadership OF Luis de la Rosa
and Aceto Pisano, whom. he says, have
headquarters at Reynosa.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
Will AGAIN URGE
AUDITING PROPERTY LAW

Members Of the Mayors Advisory
Cabinet are cooperating with Mayor
Price in arranging a mass meeting to
be held here on the evening of Novem-
Der 5. Neal Compton, chairman OF the
paving commission of Baltimore, Md.
will be the speaker. He will talk on
the benefits Baltimore has received
from an abutting property law.
Mayor Price has requested the use
of the High School auditorium for the
meeting and this request was referred
to the committee on the school by the
Board of Education last night. As an
abutting paving bin was defeated at
the recent session of the Delaware
Legislature, it is proposed TO hold sew
eral meetings in the interest Of such
a law before the next Legislature con-
venes
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
BLAMED HIS SPELL
ON DRINK OF Gin
One Swig Good as Ten,
Says Vim, Who Draws
Dollar Fine
CAUGHT
IN SAMARITAN ACT

"Your Honor, am subject TO fainty
spells" said Jacob Winn. colored. in
City Court today when arraigned on
a charge of drunkenness. He inti-
mated that he had one OF these spells
when arrested.
zone drink Of gin makes me feel
as bad as dozen. In fact, Your
Honor. every little thing affects me-
said Winn. He stated that Leonard
Crawford, workhouse warden. could
tell the Judge about his spells"
"This is the first time ! was here
on a charge OF drunkenness" said
Winn.
"You we're here four times on such
a charge" said Judge Churchman.
"I was not. Your Honor said
VIM. "but will not contradict
you"
"Did you have 'fainty spells each
time you we're arrested?" asked Judge
Churchman
Winn would not admit he had been
arrested before.
Judge Churchman then imposed a
fine Of 81 and costs on Winn.
u was taking care of a drunken
man who is there in the dock, wher
was arrested" said Michael Nc
Laughlin, when arraigned on charg'
of drunkenness He is also under
non-support order and II is claime
that he is back in his payments. Hi
case was continued until tomorrow.
Thomas j. Wright, who made hi
seventh appearance in court was fine
So and costs. There were ten pc
sons in all charged with drunkel
ness. most of whom we're fined {
and costs.
Lawrence Brooks and Charles Nc
gan we're each fined $40 and costs {
charge Of begging at Second al
Market streets yesterday afternoo
William Pickles was fined IS al
costs on a charge of using improp
language on an Eighth street III
trolley car last night. Charles S. w
, ter. a conductor appeared again
, Pickles and said that when the C
was at Seventh and Market stree
he (Pickles). threatened to throw
, wife from the car and accompapi
I, the threat with improper language.
James II. Sykes was fined 81 Al
costs on a charge of using improp
language on South Heald stree
#. South Wilmington, last night.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
DELAWARE GRANGE WORK.

Delaware Grange held an interesting
meeting last evening at Newport. Con
siderable routine business was trans
acted and Miss Nellie Appleby read a
paper on the literature TO read and the
points brought out drew marked atten-
tion.
On next Monday evening the mem
bers will hold a masked entertainment
All members are invited TO attend.
The garage is arranging for the corn
show 70 be held on Monday, November
% The committee in charge Is arrang-
ing a program of prizes TO be awarded
to the exhibitors of Delaware prize
corn.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
Government Will
PROBE Conspiracy
Germans Accused of At
tempt 10 Blow Up Steamers
Are Surrendered by State
WILL ARRAIGN
THE PAIR TODAY
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The Federal
government today took complete
charge Of the Investigation Of the
alleged conspiracy to blow up trans
Atlantic vessels carrying war muni-
tions to Germany's enemies.
Robert Fay. alleged Prussian army
lieutenant. who confessed important
details of the plot, and Walter Scholz,
his brother-in-iaw, we're turned over
to Federal authorities by Magistrate
Rander at Weehawken, n. J. They
will be arraigned before a United
States commissioner in New York
this afternoon.
''The governments interests will be
best served If the court turn these
men over to us Immediately" William
J. Flynn, chief of the Federal Secret
Service told the New Jersey magis-
trate "This is a matter Of grave i'm
portance."
Paul Daeche. the third man under
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
Foreigners QUIT
MEXICO, FEARING
VILLISTAS' GUNS
Threatened Bombardment of
Aqua Prieta Causes Gen
eral Exodus From City
OUTBREAKS ON BORDER
CONTINUE TO Menace
By The United Press.

ny AA0 AAAARA A(Hhf
WASHINGTON, Otc. 26.-Foreign-
ers and Mexicans are fleeing from
Aqua Prieta, Sonora, to American soil
at Douglas, Ariz.. In fear of lombard
ment by the Villistas, according to
State Department official dispatches
today The town, IL Is expected, will
be abandoned by civilians In antici-
patton OF its defense by General
Gales Carrazista forces.
Fear that troop trains from Eagle
Pass, Tex. moving 5000 Carranzista
reinforcements across American soil
to join Gales garrison may be at
tackled by border raiders and dyna-
mited we're expressed by officials here
today. The troops were en- route to-
day and American soldiers are pa
trolling the railroad to prevent dyna-
mite attacks.
Patrol lines along the border near
Brownsville. were tightened today in
the hunt for the 25 raiders who at
tackled a United States detachment
Sunday. Army officers believe the
outlaws have not been able TO escape
through the lines TO Mexico.
Except along the border, State De
partment reports indicate much i'm
provement in Mexican conditions.
Through Pullmans and other trains,
and also telegraph communication
from Laredo to Mexico City has been
re-established for. the first time In
nearly two years.
Villista forces are generally re
specting personal and property rights
of Americans and other foreigners.
In Central and Southern Mexico
troop desertions from the Villa cause
to Carranza are reported.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
Blame PITTSBURGH HORROR
ON Worthless FIRE HOSE
By The United Press.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 26--Bursting of
rotten hose, it was charged today, de-
layed the work of the fire fighters at
the Union Box Factory fire yesterday,
in which twelve girls and one man
lost their lives. The ruins were
being searched today but no other
bodies had been found.
Federal. State and county authori-
ties joined in the investigation of
charges that ample safety arrange
ments had not been provided, and
that the fire apparatus was made
duate. Mayor Armstrong appointed a
special investigator.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
WHEATBEY CURRENT
EVENTS CLASS

At the regular meeting Of the Phyllis
Wheatley Current Events Glass held
last evening. Miss C. ]. Conoham. Will
mingtons only colored trained nurse.
gave an interesting talk. on What
Girls Ought to Know" The meeting
was held at the Thomas Garrett Set
tlement. corner Seventh and Walnut
streets. The class meets every Mon
day evening. On next Monday even
ing Miss Nellie Nicholson will give a
talk on "The Negro in Poetry"
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
GREEKS ATTITUDE
MAY MEAN BREAK
With THE ALLIES
Note Defining Country's
Treaty Relations With Serbia
Sent TO Balkan Government
LONDON hears ATHENS
Cabinet HAS RESIGNED
BY The United Press.

LONDON, Oct. 26--A diplomatic
break between Greece and the Allies
was hinted at by the Central News
today as a possibility. II Allied oper-
ations in the Balkans are interfered
with by the Greeks Interpretation Of
their neutrality and by the attitude
that their treaty with Serbia does not
require them to come 10 the Serbs
aid against Bulgaria.
note handed by the Allies repre-
sentatives 10 the Greek government
contained such an intimation, an
Athens despatch 10 the Central News
said.
That the Zaimis cabinet at Athens
has resigned. was rumored here. II
true. Il was taken as meaning the
Greek war partys triumph and that
Greece will Join the Allies immedi-
ately The Greek legation had no
information, however.
"Bulgarians have taken Negotin
and Prohove, Southern Serbia said
message filed In Sofia Sunday and
received in Amsterdam today. From
other accounts, II was thought the
Serbians. helped by the Allies, may
have expelled them later.
Death at Constantinople yesterday
OF Baron wangenheim, German AM
bassador to Turkey. was officially re-
ported today.
The Anglo-French bombardment re-
Gently destroyed most Of Dedeahgatch,
4 Bulgaria. and besides the soldiers
killed, twenty-five women and chill
ldren are known TO have perished, II
was admitted in Sofia reports today
More corpses are believed TO be bur
led In the ruins. Bitter resentmen
was expressed at the attack on wha
the dispatches referred to as an un
fortified town.
II Italian aviators bombarded Triest
II Sunday. killing two inhabitants an
\ wounding twelve, It was admitted
~ an official statement received heI
from Vienna today
Three Austrian aeroplanes bon
barded Venice again today.
Attempted popular demonstration
Monday 10 force Roumania into IN
Iwar on the side OF the Quadruple I'm
tente failed completely and the Allies
Roumanian friends are deeply dc
pressed. Bucharest advices said TO
day
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
AMArrING THE MnTnR.

In City Court today the case Of John
LeFashion. charged with obtaining
money under false pretense. was con-
timed for a week LeFashion re
ceived si2 from David Marino to buy
motor. which he says he ordered
from Philadelphia. but which has not
yet been delivered.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
GOLDEY COLLEGE
LECTURE COURSE.

The first OF the series OF lectures
TO be given this winter at Goldey Col
lege was given this afternoon win ~, 1T.
Calvin O. Althouse, director OF ihe
commercial department at the BOYS
High School in Philadelphia, as the
lecturer. The lecture proved especi-
alIy interesting. II was attended by
the student body OF the college.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
INSPECTING RURAL ROUTES.

Postal Inspector Mench. who was
detailed TO investigate conditions on
the rural mail routes in this county.
is going over the Montchanin route
today. The Edge Moor route was in
spected yesterday.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
RIILnING PERMIT ISSUED.

Preston Walker was awarded a per
NIT this morning TO erect a dwelling
at No. 70S West Twenty-third street
M a cost Of $500.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
MACE EsCAPEs PROSECUTION.

When Isaac #. Mace was arraigned
In City Court today on a charge OF
disorderly conduct Assistant City So
licitor Lynn had the case nolle
pressed saying that the disorder al
legged had occurred In Pennsylvania.
Mace. It is said. created disorder on
one OF the boats of the Wilson last
night when near League Island.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
NEW CAsTLE DEMOcRATs ELEcr

New Castle hundred Democrats at
meeting last night elected Patrick
McGrory as county committeeman
The meeting also elected a hundred
committee consisting of ten members.
The committee consists OF Peter G,
Madden. j. w. Davis. William Veg.
genmann. Theodore W. Cavender
James B. Toman. Samuel Miller. Jo-
seph r. Cough, John T. Hayes. Chas
Kllngmeyer.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
APP0QUINIMINK
DEMOCRATS ELECT.

John ID. Stradley presided and c. G.
Severson was secretary William A,
Scott WAS elected county committee
man and c. C. Sevorson, S A. Collins
John d. Stradley, Joseph Jones and
George W. Daniels were elected hun.
dred committeeman
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
POLES N MASS MEETING.

Four hundred OF. more Polish resi-
dents of this city gathered in Pulaski
Hail last evening when a mass meet
ing was held under the auspices of
the General Pulaski Society b! Lew
andowsh. president of the club. pre-
sided and explained that the purpose
of the meeting was to urge all Poles
here to become American citizens.
Among those who spoke we're John B.
Pietuszki, W. Gozdcicki and Stephen
Wierski.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
STRICKEN WITH FIT.

william Haywood. of No. 60S6
Brooklyn avenue. West Philadelphia.
fell in a ft at Fourth and Poplar
streets today. He was removed to
the Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix
ambulance where he revived.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
MIR. FINGER BUYS PROPERTY.

At the County Court House this
morning, Aaron Finger bought at
sheriff's sale. the property Of John
Craig. No. 1911 Clayton street, for
81 600.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
ASKS PROTECTION
FOR AMERICANS.
Rr The 11nitoa press

DT IWU OUITEU IIt07s
WASHINGTON. oct. 26.-The State
Department today announced receipt
Of an appeal from the Mayor Of Doug
las. Ariz. for protection of Ameri-
cans from bullets flying across the
Mexican border in the impending bat
tie at Aqua Prieta.
Detection of several villa generals
to Carranza was also officially an
nouncecd.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
NM. SASSE AFFECTEn.

George W. Sasse, an official OF the
local postoffice. is confined 10 his
home by illness. Mr. Sasse. who is
known to his fellow workers as
Chief has been unwell for several
DAYS.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
FIX MILLS no HAVE CARNIVAL.

Elk Mills OldD Athletic Association
will open a carnival in that town tomor-
row night. 10 continue three days. II IS
expected that a delegation Of Whining
tonians viii attend the carnival.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26

The population of the New Castle
County Workhouse last night was 5o7
the largest number in the institution
since IL was built The men who come
from Carney's Point are the ones who
are crowding the workhouse.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
GERMANS REPORT somE cArruBEs.

BY The United Press.
BERLIN via wireless to sayile oct ss-Drrns aero'7
the northern extremity Of he German
line in Russia Hnden6uFs bas reeaptuf'a ne
KasmrshiEa farm Russians lost to him but reco
cred was stated in Official report on the eastern front
today parthur south said Prince Leopold ana hs
sav,rians had repused Russian afiaefs oast p ran
and south Of vygono,sloye lake s farther south neaf -
e.ean frontier General Lnsinsen took Russian posi-
ons east Of Kok Of csartoFysk BY storm repusea
,o,n,sr attack and made nearly 1900 prisoners.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
ASK RFyOLyER PERMIT.

DIR. Thomas o. Cooper and Dr. WI
liam L. Sherwood have applied 10 the
Court Of General Sessions for license
To carry revolvers.
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
cYpRUs OFFER ExPrREs.

py united Press
LONDON. oct as-Ihe Anes oner Of Cyprus 20 efeess
has psed because Greece i help Serbia
Foreign Minister Sir Edward Grey told Of Commons
today
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
LA COURTINE HELD
BYFRENCH AFTER
counter ATTACK
Important Defense in Front
of Kaiser's Second Posi-
tion is Under Fire
.IDULCAUIANS REPULSED
IN near EAST FIGHTING
BY The United Press.

By The United Press.
PARIS, Oct. 26.-Stubbornly resist
fng desperate German counter attacks
the French remain in possession of
La Courtine, the highly important de-
lfense in front of the Kaiser's second
position in Champagne, the war office
reported today.
The struggle was still In progress
when the statement was issued, with
but slight fluctuations, the Gallo
troops blocking all German assaults.
A brisk attack northeast of Mas
siges was said TO have made the
French masters of still another
french.
'Tn the near east" said the com
munication, "the Bulgarians have
been repulsed In the Strumnitza re-
kion. The statement that they threw
Vhe French back on the right bank
bf the river Vardar Is false"
A foreign minister to succeed Theo-
phile Delcasse, resigned, will be
Chosen and a decision will be reached
concerning whatever other changes in
portfolios may be necessary. when
the French cabinet meets Thursday
1t was predicted today. President
Poincare will return to Paris for the
conference.
Throughout the fourth day OF the
italian attack on the Austrians' Isonzo
line, every assault continued TO fail,
with heavy Italian losses, according
10 an official statement issued in Ber.
lin.
Commenting on the destruction by
a British submarine of the German
cruiser Prince Adalbert. the Berlin
newspapers related today that 1e
British. three Russian. one French
aud one japanese war vessels have
been sunk thus far by German tor
pedoes. The Germans have lost only
three fighting ships. the Hela. Prince
Adalbert and the torpedo boat F-11f
In this manner.
Austrian forces are beating the Rus
SLAMS in the fight west of Czartorysk
In G-alicia, It was said in an oficia
Vienna statement.
Tho Cars troops. the report re
lated. were driven back once NOR
toward the river Styr and 1000 o
Them captured.
They were described as resisting
fiercely.
GERMANS TAKE SERBIAN TOWN
BY The United Press.
BERLIN, Via London, Oct. 26--''W
have captured from the Serbians tn
northern slopes OF the Raca valley
south of Palanka; also MarcoraC
Laole and Kucevo," announced tn
war Office today.
The positions reported taken ar
near the center of the Teutonic lin
In Northern Serbia. about thirty mile
south of the Danube and their car
hure signifies a continued advance bu
not any particular acceleration Of tn
lAustro-German movement southwark
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
AsQTIrH rNrR0YEs.

Hy The United Press.
LONDON. Oct as-Premier Asqui'h was 50 much better
os that he was able to keep his to attend
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE
sun AND TIDEs.
Month ol Lnristiana

High water ..... l.4l An. l.5S P. NJ.
Low water .. 9.l5 A. NJ. lO4o Z, Nj.
Reedv Island. high and low water one
hour earlier
Evening journal., 1915-10-26
WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday.