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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-13

phere de courage, d'abn6gation, de
s6rieux, don't b6n6fcient rapide-
ment les arrivants. L'hostilit6 q
regard de la religion a presgue to-
talement disparu. Dams lensemble
c'est la sympathie grandissante
qui SIC manifesto. L'aum6nier est
constamment salu6, meme quand
il ma pas les gallons du titulaire.
Quand il visite les announcements
GU s'arrete pour. causer avec quel-
ques soldats, il est toujours bien
accuelli. Volontier on fat cercle
autour de lul pour demander des
nouvelles.
Dams certains regiments, IL est
fr6quemment invite q la table DIES
officers. On raborde pour l'inter-
roger sur l'heure DIES Offices; on ne
GRANT pas de faire un bout de che
min avec lui.... On pratique
mieux la religion sur lie front qua
l'arriere, bien quill ne faille cepen-
dant pas g%6n6rallser trop vite. Les
bons deviennent meilleurs, DIES
m6diocres deviennent ASSET bons,
DIES n6gligents ct DIES indiff6rents Sc
convertissent tout a fat. II ny a
pas de conversions en- masse, mails
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-13

Mile Jennie Daigle, de Detroit,
Mich, cousine de Nine E. Violet
ct de Mile Philom9ne Daigle, est
en- visite dams lie Minnesota. Ellie
est en- CO moment rhote de Mile P.
Daigle q Holdrige, Lac Minneton-
ka. ct a rendu une petite visite ces
Jour dernier a Nine Violet, qu'elle
prolongera plus tard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-13
Ecbo oe I'Onest
MINNEAPOLIS, lie Is Aont 1915

Nine Alfred Labelle est revenue
ces iours derniers, dune visite de
trois semaines a Duluth ct Biwa-
bic, Mimi, chez des parents ct DIES
amis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-13

DR. F. P. Canac-M Marquis, San
F. ancisco, Cal.
Nine F. P. Canac-M Marquis. San
Francisco, Cal.
Joseph Canac-M Marquis, Mlnnea-
polls, MINI.
Nine Joseph ~uis,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Mile Aline Canac-M Marquis, ST
Malo, Quebec.
Mile Marie 3. Lenoir, Minnea.
polls, MINI.
Georges 3. Forth, avocat, Ano-
ka, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-13

il y ad'assez nombreux retours q
des degrees divers: retour a la prize
re, retour a la messe, retour
sacrements.'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-08-13
Bureau Execute
Marquette, Mich

LIE secretaire- General, M Eusebe Bertrand, SO fera
un plaisir d'adresser lie livre de la constitution ct des
regiements de PUnion Canadienne-Francaise ct Catho-
lique DIES Etats-Unis, q toute personne qui en- fera la de-
mande ct il repondra q toutes les demandes dinforma-
lions qui lui seront adressees.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
Judge 10 Accused Of short.ue.

Paris, The quarterly session on tho
county court for. Henry county At It's
session held here July unanimously
requested the resignation OF County
Judge Mont n. Collision. Later 10 the
day the court ordered that all the
county Offices have their books aud.
lied.
For some time Il has been rumored
that the books OF the county Judge
were not In the proper condition, yari
Gus hints az to the sum total Of TN
shortage being suggested. but the ex
act amount was not known until an H..
yestigating committee gave their re-
port. The report Of the commission
shows fines. costs. etc, amounting 10
fl0.0s3.4S, with credits OF s7.5ss.S6,
showing shortage OF s2.4ss.Ss
In .as magistrates work on work
house cases there was = shortage Of
s2iS.b5, making the total OF s2,6s9,&a
short The report asserts that on
May l. 1915, Go,dston wrongly issued
q warrant 10 W. Il. Weldon on &C.
count Of state tax and attorney gen.
eral fees amounting to $50. Later,
under the request OF this committee.
warrant for s+s7so was returned. saw
Ing that much to the county,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
y. S. TAKES OVER WIRELESS
Officers Of Navy Assume Control Of
sayvlile, L. l., Plant.--Neutrallty
Violation Was Feared.

Washington, American naval off.
GERS ON July Stock charge Of the POW
erful wireless plant Of the Atlantic
Communication Company at Sayvtlle.
Long island, which will be operated
by the government until the close OF
che European war 10 insure against vi
Citations OF neutrality. This IL one OF
the two stations In the United States
maintaining direct communication
with Germany: the other. at Tucker
ton, N. j., has been under control Of
the Navy Department since last fall,
Capt. william Ballard, superintena
ent OF the naval radio service, took
over the Sayvile station, presenting a
letter to the owners from Secretary
Daniels. He ~ empowered to make all
preliminary arrangements for the col
lection Of tolls and management OF the
plant, and will use his discretion Ia de,
Gliding whether TO retain part OF the
present force or man the station with
nil navy operators.
Although there have been reports N
nnneutra, cryptic messages sent from
Sayville to he picked up by Submarines
or other yessels a, sea. In spite OF the
presence Of naval eensors. no charges
OF violations ~ neutrality have reached
the Navy Department.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16

FEsnk Efalt's kis If lnpeealss NH
sasnstssh NJ cesan sissamsss Moii
NsFsAsdl1 ldeNtffla6 ~

Nas Ypsk lsars Tor be s&fsgg q.
IIhe Cpnafd liner EaxoniA Kslis hlFet-
ipated 1sly I. when d wireless message
gAyiag ~ bombs sl.as aBoard VA ~.
eeAssA Efuxa liar eapsafn Il anibwef Il,
4 wmfaans s@nt nns shat Frank Niolt
lad lsserteG That NINA hoat IN THU
Americas liner PbiiaasipAla 'Esrs in
danger II internal expinsions
A fenlF was also FeeeiEed fsim the
rhiiaaelphia that no bombs weFs found
aboard Ser
However. the tension caused NJ the
warntag of ths man whn sss or INV
capis0i bprnh. then shot y. =. Morgan
and finally Killed himself Ma nss beef
entirely relieved. because ii was not
knows that he had not len explosives
ahoars other steamers.
'rhe belief chat Holt was Erich Mn.
enter, fugitive Harvard instructor and
alleged wife murderer. vas ssrangtb-
ened here By Identification Of the dead
man ~ Mnentef by three men
knew Muenter These men wen
the nlorgne at Mineola. ace0mpasllo
by deesetiyes who spent q busy day
delsing into Holi.s PAST In an effort 10
trace his possible accomplish or nc
completes and to learn the where
abouts Of the dynamite owned by Holt
still unaecounted for
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
GERMAN ADVANCE STOPPED
Russians Bring Up strong Reinforce
rasnts and Hold invaders OH stra-
astieat Railway Into Warsaw.


astieai Railway Into Warsaw,
London. - BY the employment OF
strong reinforcements the Russians,
temporarily At least. have checked the
Austro-German advance toward the
Lublin Railway, which. II successful.
would imperil Warsaw. The Russians
claim serious defeat for the Aus,ro.
German army In the region Of Kraspik.
south Of that railway. yhile the Aus.
trians state that ''the battle was inyil-
Grated by the participation Of strong
Russian reservists." (
So far az communications are con.
eerned. the Russians now have the
advantage o. positions. as they have
. splendid system OF railways behind
them by which they can quickly move
trccps and guns to the threatened
areaa.
This battle, one OF many since the
A1atrc Germans commenced she1r drive
through Gaiicsa, has Just commenced.
but according 10 dispatches received
In Geneva from Austrian sources the
Russians thus far have had the best OF
Il. and hare inflicted heavy losses on
the invaders. These dispatches state
that thousands OF wounded are arriy-
Ing In Lemberg. Prxemsyl and Jaros.
lau.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16

DEL Rio. Texas. ~ Three Mexican COW
boys were killed and number OF
horses driven on Ia raid on July by
500 Mexicans, said to be Carranaa fol-
lowers. on the San Miguel ranch. forty
miles west Of Del Rio. on the Mexican
side al the boundary. The ranch Is
the property Of Rose q Misrs os this
place.
villa troops are reported 10 have ar.
rived Ia the yicinlly Of the ranch dur
tng the hight and. according to parties
crossing the border. severe aehting
was taking placs pstwsea 10 torcsS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
AMERICAN cohsuLs sAx rms
covERnMENT MUTT ACT ik
slDE A MONTH.
CONDITIONS ARE SERIOUS
Consendin1 Military FaesIsas A.
Unable 70 fssstors PsI,ee md Fam
Inc Nov Threatans the EDtirs
courtry,--WlI Watches.

Washington. - Urgent suggestions
that the United States walt no ionger
than another month before taking
come dschsiye action to restore law
and order Id Mexico have been Tor
wArded TO the state Department by
several American consular officers In
The northern part OF the republic. All
these reports, Il was learned, have
been forwarded to President Wilson
ut Cornish, N. H.. after being care.
fully studied by State Department Of
ticials here.
Threatened famine and the inability
of the eontending military factions TO
restore peace aud establish a govern
ment that could be recognized by the
United States ara dweli upon BY the
consular officers. Conditions more
serious than ever troubled Mexico has
seen before are predicted unless the
United States lends hand .qulckly.
Recognition OF some element which
may set up q strong government With
the moral supper, OF the United States
ID the solution usually urged ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
1915 AssEsssMENT o. PROSPERITY.
ExcLuslvE osl RAlLscADs. 4
AloRE THAN alLLEoN
ACCUSE JUDGE or SHORTAGE
lnseaaIsaslna cemrAssss Leesa lnss
shs nceks VI Jedas "A. Y. Gold.
ssen, W ttsnry csunE
Ceur&

Memphis. Shelby euanty properts
sar 1915 tAxAsien win be assessed q,
siaa,eee.oeo. approximately. exclusive
% failscad properties,
Exact figures have not YET been
compiled 10 show resisloas made BY
the board es equalizatien. which Gem,
piesed IL labors July I. but slec.t2e.'
sse were the figures submitted by w,
H. weissger. county assessor
These figures represent an Increase
OF si,siS,iva, AZ compared with the
1914 report al the beard Of equaiiza-
tiun.
An Increase Of si.iss.ss9 over the
1914 realty assessment Is due entirely
to nsw buildings and other Improve
ments. The rural districts showed a
falling on Of slss.li5 In realty. The
total gain, city aud rural districts. in
personally. was $s7s.sSS
This years assessment 10 classified
as follows; Memphis real estate. tTi.-
oss.sos: rural real estate, si2.i74,3sa
personally, tit,iTi.tso.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
EVELYN WILL NOT TESTIFY
Comes to New York But Says She
Would Not Send Harry Back 70
He'll on Earth.

New York Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw. who came to New York In an.
swer TO n subpoena to testify agains.
her husband. Harry X. Thaw. In the
proceedings TO determine his sanity.
returned to her camp. at chateaagsy
Lake. July 6. without hal Ing appeared
In court. Just before she left Mrs.
Thaw issued this statement.
'' ~ came to New vYork lii answer 10 4
subpoena issued by the supreme court
but no woman wishes to testify
against her husband. | brought with
me q doctors certificate showing that
am not In q At condition To undergo
the ordeal OF test!fying again. had
no intention Of offending Justice Hen
drick when | issued my statement at
the camp.
Il do not want Harry to 80 back to
that he'll on earth Mattewan- I
do think some kind OF restraint should
be placed on him, am going bach
to the camp to forget IL all"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
AisHsss sAplea eERAHp MGITlF iED
VIZ ESI0 AiscE VII NoEcosaMENy
xlrA aERLa|x
Outline IS NOT Pleasing
lrsnlFvssrg Mllth 0srmsns Asaie ~
somsa crltieas-- slsshinssen Esew 4
srHmsnt 5oids Firn as.d Rs n
fases cansSntiens.

Wsshsngtnn The United States win
not enxage Informally Ii any discBs
sion cr negotiation xish Germany re-
eardinE The character d the f0FthcCn.
ing reply n the last American Hote cn
Submarine warfare. Cd
Ambassador Gerard ii Berlin has
been inlorined that sara, b the presi-
dents decision and thar the snbAssa.
dor Is to make no comment On the
tentative draft given him BY the Ger
mar foreign Office. X asked for an
expression. be X 10 say that the Uaited
States win await . formal reply before
discussing the question further.
The ontiine OF tho German note, ~
cahisd by Ambassador Gerard. Is
known to be far fFona satisfactory with
officials. With respect TO tho sinking
81 the Lusitania, on which more than
leo Americans persisted. no admission
Of liability Is made.
Z As for the future. eltirens Of the
United States would be permitted 10
travel with safety on the high seas
H. passeRsers-an American Shsps or co,
beIligerent ships not carrying mum
items OF war, The United States would
ha required 10 inform tina Garman nov.
eminent Of the date Of departure and
character Of vessels carrying Ameri.
cans and guarantee thar such ships
had no munitions OF war aboard,
In uiis connection high officials here
stated that Il would be an unneairal
act for the United States TO notify any
belligerent government OF the date OF
departure from an American port or
the character OF the cargo Of q msr.
chairman OF another belligerent.
Count Won Bernstein, the German
ambassador. has been In communica,
tion by wireless with his government
daring the week and Ia understood to
have impressed the Berlin foreign OF
fee that the form In which the propo-
sails had been made did not appear 10
be acceptable 10 the United States.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
rive Are Killed in missouri.

81, Louis,---A'tornado and cloadaurst
which swept 81, Louis and ST Charles
counties late In the afternoon OF July
7, caused damage which may aggre-
gate half million dollars, Isolated
several small towns. blew half a pas
ssnge, train clear OF the railroad right
Of way and deluged parts OF this terri.
tory with four inches OF rain In half an
hour.
Five persons are believed to have
been killed during the storm and wc.
man and child who entered Rorrcmeo
Church al vt. Charles just hsfore II
was demolished has not been account
ed Mrs. Thomas slatsery and her two
ehiidren were killed when their home
at rardenne was wrecked Wentxvtlle
and Gilmore each reported one man
killed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
ESCAPE sccAas FROM SUBMARINE
klne Are Killed, However, on Mule
Ship That outruns Germans Who
Endeavor to Torpedo.

London. THE big British steamship
Anglo-Ca lirnped into Queens
town harbor July s, yeritable sham
bles after having outrun German sub
marine. Her wireless apparatus. her
bridge and upper works shot away, her
tunnels pierced and her decks Uttered
with dead and dying, she accomplished
the feat vainly attempted by the III.
fated Armenian week ago In the same
waters.
Like the latter vessel, she was laden
with transport animals for the British
Army--a cargo OF horses shipped from
Montreal on June "a, Panic among
the latter during and following the
bombardment to which the Anglo.Cali.
fornian WAS subjected added to the
horror of the situation.
The commander who brought her
through the hail OF shot, she'll and
rife fre-capt. Parslow--paid for the
achievement with his life, He remain
cd on the bridge amid the Inferno until
blown of by a she'll The officers who
assumed his post found his body with
Que arm and one ueg shot away.
The others OF the crew who shared
his fate were. Ike the captain. horri
bly, mutilated Pie dead number nine
Eight others were desperately wound
I'd. and nearly all on board suffered
more or less In the baptism OF fire,
Among the ships crew and mule
teers were so Americans nd Canad
isns. II ~ not known whether any
Americans we're among the dead or
not.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16

Geneva, Tho Trihgne's carnis cor
respondent states that since the first OF
July the Italians have gained nearly 10
miles to the eastward Important bat.
ties. he writes. aro in progress between
Caporetto and ldtfa. The Italians with
heavy forces are pushing the Anstrlans
back aioas the entire front Despite
floods along the isonsc. the Italians
have hridged Il and taken an Austrian
position, moving on Playa. Since the
sacrning Of July sthey hare advanced
n miles trem ldersko. southeast III
Inrmino, n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
Arrested for Kltiinc IN tSss.

Bedford, loxa.--{.harged with the
murder In 1855 OF q wealthy bat uni,
Identified cattleman and hts son aad
facing the allegation that he WAS a
member Of ceunterfeiting gang which
operated In this section during the pc
rtod just subsequent 10 the clvil war.
Bates HIntsman. ~ PEARS old. mem
Der Of prominent family. was arrest.
I'd Iaiy s. The warrant Tor Hunts
mans arrest was sworn out by Local
authorities following conferences Win
me attorney generals ofaes 1t Des
Names
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
CAaaAnzAfORCEsDEFEATED
More Than 600 Are Killed In Northern4
MexicD--1ead and Wounded Are
Strewn Over Fisld.

Laredo. Texas Additions reports
from the battle between OF july 5 be
tween villa and Carranza forces, near
Niiia Garcia, midway hetxaen, Para
don and Monterey, in which $40 Car.
rama troops were killed. state that
fighting began at 8 o'clock In the
morning and continued furiously IN
III 2 Ia the afternoon. The battle
opened with q terrific machine gun
&Te on both sides. About noon Car.
rama commanders ordered cayairy
charge. followed by hand.td-hana hghts
ing. which continued two hours. when
the order for retreat was sounded
by Carrsnza chiefs. The battlefield
was strewn with dead and wounded,
but most OF the latter were carried
from the field 10 special trains held
In readiness and taken to Monterey
for treatment.
In Nueyo Laredo Carransa anthori
ties were retIeent. but II was semi
officially learned they admit the loss
OF 900 dead and probably twice that
number wounded. They claim. how,
ever. to have inflicted even more Sc
rIous losses In dead aud wounded on
villa forces and say the Carranza re-
treat was for strategic reasons and to
await reinforcements
Ten thousand villa and 5000 Car.
rama troops are estimated to have
been engaged. Many OF the dead on
both sides are said to have been wo-
men camp followers. who advanced
toe near the firing lines.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
Plan Cunningham m.mensi.

A movement s.- b.sn set on foot
for the construction ut Centennial
Park OF a tlreprcot building for Con-
federate and other historic relics, TO-
take the place OF the history building
recently condemned and torn away.
The latter building contained many
valuable relics belonging TO chapters
Of the Daughters Of the Confederaey.
The building Ia to be known IA the
q. A. Cunningham memorial museum,
and the s2.ooo already raised for
Cunningham monument or memorial
viii be donated FOR this purpose pro-
vided the remainder Of the money
needed 10 raised
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Five WITNESSES. AMONG them II, Kai
Howse. brother TO the mayor gave
testimony July ! In the chaReery court
probe Of conditions ii the city hall.
~AAeA ~aa dreaded over by Special
Commissioner Bailey,
Three Of the wiinesses--EnesHs
Smith. L, Gray Smith aud J, s, Erl-
Eies. all automobile men ware qaesS
tioasa BY cennsei Harry Stokes, rep.
resentlRg Miles Burns, In an endeavor
10 show the mode Of purchasing cara
by the commissioners.
Besides Mr., howse. his hcckEeeper.
z. c. penay. was also examined. The
limo OF questions attempted TO prove
that the fslrni.are firm OF Howse bros.
has sold supplies TO the city and state.
Mr.. Stokes cited sections al the code
"a prove that this ain violation 81 the
Law and the oftcial guilty NJ II niAy hs
expelled from cfiiea. Mr., Howse tes-
titled that the arm has sold S90l.ao
worth Of goods 10 the city In the last
few years. He eonld not give the
|~AswFee on the sales - the staIA,. Cons
missioner Bailey expressed doubt that
the prchc has power 10 so into trans
actions with the state, Attorney stokes
intimated that he would ask Chances'
lor Allison 10 broaden the eeope OF
the inquiry 10 include this,