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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-04-08
THE FRANK w. YOUNGMAN LAND 90
Real Estate Brokers, General Insurance and Loans
Is First Street S. w. (Old Reishus ST.

FRANK W. YoUNGMAN LAND CO.'S AD I've have a snap
in l6O fairly well improved within mile of Surrey
We will not advertise the price but it will surprise you
- See the Frank w. Youngman Land Co.
FRANK w. YoUNGMAN LAND CO.'S ADJ I've have 81
quarters of land within radius Of from to IL miles from
Mnot Most of them highly improved; of them two
sections in bunch down to 4Oacre tracts Some with
mig water and with timber We have them in d.
recton from Minot wish If you really looking
for ideal farm figure with We certainly meet
your ideals. Frank W. Youngman Land Co.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN LAND CO.'S AID. 3-While have
great many splendid farms listed still DESTROYS Of
listing We going to do the business Our eastern
agents are writing day that they coming out
with buyers and wish to meet these buyers with anything
their hearts DESIRE both of farm kind of farm
terms and will cost you nothing to list your farm
with and will certainly not prevent you from selling
your farm, but do object to anyone listing their
farms with more than agent; that spols it ALL
See the Frank w. Youngman Land Co.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN LAND CO.'S ADJ Ave sell you
nicely improved farms for $3.50 close to stations
splendid money makers. have 80 tract facing
large lake. all fenced for $3.50 Splendid hunting lodge this
would make. Frank w. Youngman Land Co.
FRANK W. YOUNGMAN LAND CO.'S AID. 5:-Dont forget to
list your farm with
THE FRANK w. YOUNGMAN LAND co.
Is First Street S. w. Minot N. Oak.
(Same location where we have been for six years.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
ST. SWITHIN Fighting
TO retain REPUTATION
Meantime, Showers Have Developed
Many Gases of Grouchitis in
the District.

Another shower promised by the
Weather Bureau for Washington to-
day will give st. Swithin a batting
average of 500. Since Thursday, his
feast day, he has driven King Sol
from the sky with dripping clouds
every day except Sunday. Although
he has done much good among the
crops. St Swithin has caused TO grow,
at least in the District. a new germ.
which students of human nature call
grouchitis.
GrouChitis affects mostly persons
who have to stand in an open car dur
ing one of ST. Swithin's very watery
showers and glance down at the COM
Portable seats upon which rain drops
with splash.
Others affected by grouchitis are the
Palm Beach boys" In this case the
symptoms Of ST Swithin's disease are
seen not only in the dispositions of
the victims but in their outward ap-
pearance as well. They start out in
the morning under a broiling sun, but
cool in their transparent suits. Sud
denly out of the sky comes a cloud
and a downpour. They are seized with
grouchitis. and even after the storm
has passed the disease remains as they
glance at their rough-dried suits.
The Weather Bureau, with a cold.
scientific sneer, refuses to be moved
by the tradition of St. Swithin. But
the superstitious, who Sunday danced
with joy. are beginning to fear that
the saint will continue his schedule
and on the forty-frst day give a final
splash to make up for the Sunday he
missed
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
WARSAW SUPPLY LINES
NEWEST DANGER POINT
Won Hindenburs Threatening Com,
municasions. Berlin Military
Critic Declares.

Berlin (via Rotterdam, July 90
Mai. Moraht, the well-known German
military critic, says in the Tageblatt:
Gen. Won Hindenburgs line. $40
miles long. Is now threatening the
principal Russian communication line
between Warsaw and ST. Petersburg.
The Germans marching toward Mitau
are only thirty miles from the impor-
tant sea fortress OF Riga. Gen. Won
Mackensen is only six miles from Lub-
lin. which the Russians are deserving.
The Germans are showing splendid
superiority in aggressiveness, throwing
the enemy out of his fortified positions
with ease. The number of prisoners
is again increasing enormously, al
though only ten Russian guns have
been captured. This means that the
Russian artillery cannot maintain their
positions long enough to cover the re-
treat and must leave the defense to the
infantry, which Is very costly.
"The fact that the Russians are leav-
ing their positions north of the Pilica
to protect Warsaw is very significant.
as Is also the Russian retirement be-
hind Ilxanka. IL means that the whole
left of the Vistula win soon be clear
of the enemy"
Berlin expects to see the. whole Rus
sian line about Warsaw encircled or
caught in a wise, which will mean it's
capture or destruction. thus ending the
possibility of further Russian resist
ance.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
GETS COPY OF PROTEST.

Attorneys for the Chicago meat packers
yesterday called upon Associate Coun.
selor Anderson. OF the State Department
to receive from him a copy of the state
ment which the packers attorney In
London, Alfred Urion. has handed to the
British Government. This statement was
transmitted through the American EN-
bassy in London. thereby avoiding diff.
ficulties with the censorship. The at
torneys will call at the department again
today.
They stated yesterday that their COM
plant at the delay of prize court action
on 81 cargoes of American meats and
meat products held In British ports was
under consideratino at the State Depart
ment. They did not know whether IT
would be handled separately or as a par,
of the general note on the British
blockade which the United States Is to
send to Great Britain. They expressed
the belief that their case would not be
taken up until the German note had
been dispatched. .-.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
WANT CLAYTON DROPPED
FOR INSULT TO FLAG"
Sons of American Revolution Debate
Resolution-U. S. Education Com
missioner Explains Words.

Portland. Greg. July 20.-The subject
before the national convention of the
Sons of the American Revolution when
IL met today was resolution intro
duced yesterday asking President Will
son to dismiss DR.. Z. p. Claxton. United
tates Commissioner Of Education. The
resolution accuses DR.. Claxton OF MAX
ing unpatriotic utterances regarding
the American flag.
Bellingham, Wash. July 20.-Denial
of the charge by Sons of the American
Revolution. in session at Portland,
Greg. that he had made remarks deroga-
tory to the American flag was made
United States Commissioner of Educa-
ton. A resolution introduced in the
convention yesterday asked President
Wilson to dismiss the commissioner. DR..
Claxton, who is here lecturing. said:
Five or six years ago. in Boston. l
delivered a lecture in which. among
other things. l said: In modern times
the flag must stand for larger things
than it did for the ancients. People are
drawn from ell corners of the earth to
live together. They are born in one
place live in another, travel much. and
thus come nearer to the ideal universal
fatherhood of God and brotherhood OF
man, and in this connection the flag In
the broader sense must serve all.
1.-The time has come when men DO
not revere the flag alone for its ma
terial or combination Of colors. but for
what it symbolizes.'
Il never said a derogatory word
about the flag in my life
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
.$750,000,O0O CASH
BRITAIN'S war NEED
Premier Asks Parliament to Vote An
other Automatically Cost Now
$4I,220,685.
BY HERBERT TEMPLE.


London. July 2o.-Premier Asquith to-
day requested Parliament to vote $780,
100000 more for war expenses. In pre-
senting his motion for another vote OF
credit in the house of commons the pre-
mier revealed that the daily war ex-
penses of Great Britain are $il ,220,6s
The total vote of credit for the fnan-
Cial year to July II. said the premier. is
over $500. 9l1 600 sterling. or 81, j0i 555. 600.
In making his request for additional
money the premier announced that the
present vote would last to the end OF Au-
gust
Premier Asquith set forth the eXpendi-
lures up to July II as follows:
Army and navy. S24l, 693, 900.
Loans to dOminions and allies. ci3.-
9l5.5ss
Food supplies and other purposes. e15.-
3O2. 900
The daily rate of expenditures is TN
certain" continued the premier, but its
tendency is to increase about $4,000 900
daily. This may be increased"
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
ITALIANS SEIZE
FORTIFIED HILLS
Austrians, Shielded by Ma
sonry and Steel, Driven
from Trenches.
HUGE LOSSES REPORTED
Milan Reports Continued Progress in
Campaign Against
Gorilla.
HUGE LOSSES REPORTED
By ANDRE BEAUMONT.

Milan. July 20-Fourteen hundred
refugees arrived here today from
Gorilla. They report the city as al
most completely evacuated.
Continued progress is being made
against Gorilla by the Italian army.
Today's official bulletin announced a
brilliant achievement in this zone,
which is the most difficult from mil
itary standpoint OF the Carso hills.
Several days ago l had information
that a severe battle was being fought
with steady progress in favor of the
Italian arms. This battle reached its
greatest intensity on July is. The
enemy was vigorously pursued. his
forces badly cut up. and his entire
camp captured. together with impor-
tant positions and large quantities OF
ammunition.
Forts Line ItaIy's Way.
In the general rout the Austrians
became entirely disorganized. and 1000
of their men were compelled to sur
render.
The difficulty which faced the Ital-
ian army at this point may be real
lied when il is known that all the
principal points of the Carso hills,
from SaCradO to Inc nelSnDOFnOOu Oh
Monfalcone. are defended by lines OF
carefully prepared trenches. in which
the Austrians are often protected by
masonry and even steel armor. con-
verting the positions into so many
forts.
Batteries Of all descriptions crown the
SUBMITS behind the trenches. 1t was
only by covering these positions with a
hail Of shells from every caliber that
the Italians were able To make them
untenable and compel the Austrians to
retreat The Italian infantry and ar
tillery worked together with admirable
harmony. first in repelling the Austrian
attack and finally in securing possession
OF the positions evacuated by the enemy.
The vast number OF shells hurled by
the Italian batteries in many places COM
uIeteiy demolished the trenches and the
losses of the Austrians in dead and
" ounded between July ls and July l9 are
enormous.
simultaneously a violent attack is in
progress at other points along the lsonzo
front.
Many of these actions are extremely
violent. and although progress is slow
the enemy is being steadily driven back
and is suffering especially from the fire
% the Italian heavy guns.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
Russian Railway Line Which Is Main Key
To Warsaw, Now the Objective of the Germans

Therefore, If the Austro-Germans could
seize the railway bridges Of the Vistula
they could. for some long time to come
render a new Russian offensive acros:
the vistula impossible. They would have
put the Russians behind a hedge where
they could keep them with comparative
ly small forces.
1t is because Warsaw means this that
Russia is holding on to that big and
expensive salient expressed by the dotted
line In the accompanying diagram.
So long as the railways l, and are
intact Warsaw holds. If the Austro-
German forces reach the line Rowno-
Ivangorod and cut it, Warsaw can hard
" be held. If Warsaw be evacuated
and the Russian line Strengthened, the
Teutonic allies have the whole Vistula
obstacle for their own. and, though they
shall not have defeated or inflicted dis
aster upon the Russian armies. they will
he comparatively free to use considerable
portions of their forces elsewhere.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
CONCENTRATE ON THE NAREW

Petrograd. July 20.-The growing i'm
portance Of operations on the Narew
front Is gradually admitted. The CEN
ter OF the greatest pressure Is in the
Przasnysz region. while the section be-
tween PISA and Orsec Is the scene OF
a demonstrative offensive.
Along the front of sixty odd miles
between Omulew and wyszogrod. the
Russians are concentrating on the
Narew on naturally strong river post
lions. They expect to offer serious
check to the Teutonic advance.
The German offensive between Pull
tusk and wyssoerod followed in the
wake Of the Russian regrouping on the
left bank of the vistula. from Bzurs
20 the Radon region. and though the
process Is not yet terminated Il 10 not
expected to extend beyond the line te
Novi 0aor9iavak and Ivssso->A-
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21

line Of railway, writes Hilaire Belloc.
military critic.
The River Vistula is much the most
serious military obstacle in Europe;
broad, deep. rapid, with usually a high
ly defensible steep bank to be held
against force attempting to cross 1t.
The River Vistula Is crossed by railway
communication on a large scale only at
Warsaw.
Therefore, whoever has the railway
bridges Of Warsaw possesses the cross
ing Of the Vistula, for a modern army
cannot live long without railways.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
DENIES Prick HOLDS STOCK.
Pennsylvania Railroad Admits OPP
ton by w. II. Bonner.

Philadelphia, July 20.-While the Penn
sylvania Railroad. in a statement today.
denies that Henry c. Prick has secured
an option on the stock holdings of the
Pennsylvania Railroad in the Cambria
Steel Company. It admits that William II.
Bonner. president Of the Cambria Steel
Company. who is Mr.. Tricks right-hand
man. has an option on portions OF the
holdings of the railroad company in both
the Cambria and Pennsylvania Steel COM
panies.
The statement OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad was issued in answer to re-
ports that Mr.. Prick had secured an OPP
ton on the holdings and that the two
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
SHARK MvADES BRONX.
Sewer Gang Kills dig Fish with
CrOwbnrs.

New York. July 20.-A shark measuring
seven and one-half feet long and weigh
ing about 200 pounds, was killed today in
Weir Creek, an inlet of Long Island
Sound, near Throggs Neck. the Bronx.
by David MCGOWAN, sewer inspector:
A. L. Hartman and several Italian labor
ers. all armed with crowbars. The fight
lasted more than half an hour
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
Austrian Note Failed, Is Report.

Berlin tvia Amsterdam. July 20
Cabling from New York, correspond
ent Of the Frankurter letting says that
the Austrian protest to America on the
matter of munitions has been completely
Ineffective.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21
british Shell Asia Minor Coast.

Constantinople. July 0.-A British
warship bombarded Dikeli. q city on the
coast Of Asia Minor. north Of Smyrna.
killing one person. says . telegram Ne.
csived here today. Turkish Batteries
compelleA Tho ahtp II withdraw.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21

The one great feature of the war
at this moment is the Austro-German
advance against the Rowno Ivangorod
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21

John Martin. newspaper man station
ed at the District Building. is expected
TO return from a two weeks vacation
next Monday.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-21

steel companies would be merged. Tho
Pennsylvania Railroad. through its con-
troll of the Pennsylvania company. owns
So. 504 100 worth, or 43O.0S2 shares Of Cam
bria stock, which is slightly more than
81 per cent. OF the total issue Of 500
5S7, 800 preferred stock of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company, the Pennsylvania COM
pany owns 50. 15s. 800: also s.. 3Ss. 800 Of the
total issue of SO. 10000 common. There
fore. the Pennsylvania Railroad also con-
trolls the Pennsylvania Steel.
Richard Cobb. secretary OF the
George Washington University. Is
spening the summer near Cape Cod.
Mass. He is expected to return to the
city early in September.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-07
IiIIallD.

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Mnsfam0.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-07

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