davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

gormoutG, iiber 2onSon, 90.
San. 3as erIte Der 3eppeIin.2uft.
i6iffe fIog an Ser aIeercsfiiite ent,
lang, nnb ais es ii6cr NorfoIf
5quare goroen idipebte, fieI oic
erite gonibe. 2ieie ridtete angeb.
lid feinen S6noeu at. Damn
tpan6te iidb Ser 2ufttreu5er in iiio.
lpeitlider gfiftung, ffog iiber Die
Stubt unb Iieb Die 5ipeite goulbe
in Der 0adbarIdait pon ct. Ee.
iers aooo nieoergeben. Ct. 9eters
4oa0 lift elite Der SauptItroben Der
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

2Onbon, 20. San. Die isbr fura
gebaltsne, aus Melbourns berte bier
eingstroFfene Radrid)t. bos Der ges
gisrungsFb bon mslbourne nad
Sbbneb berleet :Dorben lit, III bier
unDerItGnbli9 uub unertldrIi9. Der
@tpBsRommiTGr fir 2luTtrolien in
9OnbOn, Sir @eorge 8. Rsib. fogt,
bob er nidt imitanbe lei, ibsr bic
Qngetegen6eit irgsnb ipeIbe 2luffIds
rung gu geben. Gr iit Der 2lnii9t,
bob bic 8erlegung bes Reeierungss
fBes BON Melbourne rod Gbbnsp
aus Griinben Der @erteibigung ers
foIgt Tei Sbbnep it, fpie er Iogt,
bns 5nuptSentrum fir bic Marines
unb 2nnbtruppen 2tuitroIiers.
GarranSa inadJt 6Ortihritte.
@oIbin9ton, 20. San. Die Gar
ron3GsQgentur ma6te beute mittdg
ToIgenbe 9efanntmabung: .gus 8ro
GruS rpirb beri9tet, baB Sen. Obres
gon nit elmer groBsn 2trmss in Der
N6be ber 6auptitaot ongetommen IL.
Mon srportet, baB er bic 9aupts
itaot fOfort befeBen ipiro."
StHr3e Gepeidleu.
- Or. s. GeopoIo, Der fiibrenoe
iiibiI6e gtr8t bon q6ilo6elp9id, itdr6
1eltern i'm Qlter bon 81 sdbren.
- 9lus 2(oelaioe, 2tusItruIien miro
eemeloet, oub Der @eneralanipaIt fir
SI6 Qnitralien, 6etman Somburg,
reiiegniert, neil bic Stinmung bort
gu oeuti6feiu0li6 iei.
- Sn Gbicdgo bat g6orles Sc.
oopstD, Der prdIibent Der 6or gftber
60, Der nit Experimentation Manis
puIntipnsn oieier Girmo in 8erbins
ouhg 9ebraht purbs, Gelbitmcrb be-
ean9en.
- Der Qeiter bss poluiT6en Ids
tionalfomtiess in @ieu 6ot Iih an
Oie polniiGen Geielihdften ameritds
I'M llnteritiiBung fir bic pDlniIden
SriegsoPfer eeipanot.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

Stnot, Die mad oem aroBen Sara.
oepIas fiibrt. Sier uuroe Der
grOBte Shaoen ongeridtet. Cine
ser idneu binter chamber beriiu.er
getporfenen 9oniben ging in Der
gdbe oes 6iidmarfts uieoes.
(9lus Der Eatiade, ooB oie eng.
Iii4en 9erifte, ioeor Die Iesien.
feline Gin3eIbeiten iiber oen ourb
bic 9ombsn aRseri@teten Sdohsn
nleIoen, fam man nit siemlider
Siderbeit idIieBeu, 6aB man Dem
engIiiheli goIfe un0 Der gSeIt oie
GerIlite beri6Weigen mill, oanit
setpiiie areiie in @robbritamien,
Die ioiuleio ihon ieit Ginger 3eit
reht inpeboIten oarii6er iino, 0aB
Die en9liifen &rieesbeboroen, 0ie
onfangs oen 0tiiuo iebr nol nab.
men unO prnbIeriih BON einer nobe
beporitebenOen Gerni4tuug oes
heuti6en Mlilitdrismus uno bamit
GeittidIouos ipraden, Bis iett Ell.
gentli6 nod fat gar feline GrfoIge
auf5upeiIen baben, in uidt nod
sr0Bere aufre9itng beriest iuerOen.
gs f6nnie ionit iebr Ieidt in eng.
Iauo sii erniten llnruben fomnlen.
glnnt. 8. 9feO.)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

yarmouth, 20. San. Sine genuus
llntsriu4un9, bic iofort onseIteIt
tpurbe, bat ergsben, boB Bel benz
nd6tliden 8eIu9 Der 3eppsIine bic
0ffentIi6sn @sbdube uno aud Die
Standardization unbefddbigt bIies
Zen. 60 nett Bis iebt betonnt, jinb
bort MIR Stpei qerIpnen, Elm 9lonn
uno cine ssrau, 9et6tet iporSsn. 9lIz
Ies sins 70 f9usl, baB bic geippbs
ner ii4 nod gar nidt ppn ibrem
erfen S4reden erboIt batten, aIs bic
2uftf9iffe bic Stabt f9on lGngit
berlaHen hatten.
gaa9 Mlitterna6t ipurDe Elm ons
teres 2uftfdiff iiber Der Stabt ges
fi6tet; es tpurben aus bieIem ober
feline 8omben geporfsn.
Ser erite &pnitabIer in dartmouth
fa9te iiber ben nG9tIiden 9eTu9
Der 3eppeline fplsenbes:
Die 8etpobner Der Stabt 6aben
ben 9tnsriff iebr gut ousss6aItsn.
1lngefdbr Dier8ig Speaiuls&onita5let
ipurben berouSgerufen unb eri6iensn
prompt an benz ibnen be3ei9neten
9erfammlungspIoB. 2tue 2i6tsr
ipurOen aus9eIOiht, unO bic @or.
fteGungen in ben Sbentern nnb
8OnSert9alen fpfort gum Nbf9IuB
sebra9t. Die 8efuher biefer pIdbe
begaben iih na9 9auie, unb bic
Stabt lag bis gum Morgen in tisfer
Suntelbeit bo.
Sings 2pnn, GnsGonb, 20. San.
iibsr 9onbon. Die Stroben bieIer
Stnbt iinb nit 9lasTplittern unb
Srummern ousr art DoIIftdnbig
bIodiert. Gs pirb borouf bingss
fpieien, oaB bic oeutI6en Jlieaer in
ben 3eppeIinen in Der 9onbbabung
Der 8Omben cine grobe, fait iiberra-
f4enbe Gertigteit an ben Gag lestsn,
neil iie trob Der sur 3eit berri6sn>
ben Suntelheit in Der IGbe bes
tOnigIi9sn SdloFes in Soubrings
bom unb in Der g1G6e Der in Gmet.
tiIham seIsgenen Gommsrtpobnung
Der aonigin gtIeranbra gpmben nies
beriparfen.
gla9 ben 2tngobsn Der polisei
fubren bic 3eppsIins piebsrbott ii6er
Die Stobt hinipeg. Gs finb in bieTer
Stubt apei gerionen setBtet unb
bier berlest ipprbsn. Gs f6eint,
bob in Greet Yarmoutb nur 3ipei
qerIonen sst6tet ipurbsn uno cine
perlest nOrosn 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

- Der Stndtsfenat Don Snbidna
itimmte eeitern fir Die abi6affung
ser SoOesItrafs. Die betrsffenbe 8ia
gsbt jebt ans 6aus.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24
@irb iuioerleot.
Sebauptuus iiber 3wiitisteit ms
ter Oeutihen SDsialiitcu.
aOrreipunOcnten i6lsGt nuterridtet.

9tmIterbom, iiber 6oaanb, 20.
San. Na9 elmer bon Der Grefutibs
bebOroe Der Io5ialbemOtratii6en qars
tel in Berlin befannt gegebenen grs
tldrung tpirb oufs entfdiebenfte ges
gen rebrere in Der ausIdnoiI9engrefTe
SerDffsntIi8ten grieFe proteftiert,
bur9 bic bic So3iaIoemofraten bes
2tnsIanbes su Der anii9t berleitet
iperben folen, bab in ben Rei6en
Ret bentfden So5ioIbemotratan pes
gen Der ariegslnge ernite Meinungs.
esrIdiebenbeiien berrI6en. Gs beibt
in bsr GrfIdrung unter anoerem
pDrtli1:
pG9le6t unterri6tete 9orreTppns
eenten baben an unb fir fi6 gang
unipi9tigs 3piidsnfGGe oufgebauTdt
unO pirtli4 pidtise 9atTa6en Der.
Fhpiegen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

Berlin, Srabtlps nadl 2unSun,
20. San. 9as beutidlc Sriegsbnrcan
erlick bente mittag fOlsenoem &c.
ridt: D9Iuf Dem mcltlifen Sriegs-
i6aapluke fanoen siuiidlen Der See
nnO Dem 2gs nur IrtillCriefGmpfc
itatt. Sei gtDtrc Game DC 2Orettc,
nOrSiDeitlid Dun Slrrns, nabmen iuir
eincn 800 yarbs Iangcn feinSIiden
8rabcn. 8ir cr6enteten bort Sluci
Mnidlineneewebre nao madten cini.
&c 0efaneene.
rSn ben greOnncn nabmen iuir
einisc fcinbIidJe 8ra6en. GIN elmer
Gtelle baben mir nns in ben Ietten
Sasen 500 Meter oDruGrts gearbei.
tct.
gSm @nlSe n6r6lidJ bon Gemn.
gciin MAIDEN nuiere IHariffe quito
6Drtidritte. gir naBmen glirSite;n
inO madltsn 8luei Cfii5isre unb 40
6ransOien 81 Gjefnugrucn.
n9lnf Oem 6itliden aricgsidJan.
plate tit Die Gage unuerdnocrt."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24
GeBternltg Ocrlegt.
Grideint in 2OnSoRer &reiiem
nnueritdnOlidl.
gOn 0ieIbunruc nads spOncD.

Wlelbourne. QtuItroIien. 20. San.
Der SIP Der 3e9ierung 1T bis auf
tpeiteres pDn 0lsIbourne na9 Spoz
nep bsrIegt iporben. 9err piercs, Der
MiniItsr fir notionaIe @erteiois
gung, bat ertldrt, bnB bic 3abI Der
5ruppen, bic our 5ront geTdidt pers
ben iouen, ni6t beTdrGntt iIt. Sn
@Ioneurrp iit Elm bsutIder 2eutnant
unter Der 9lntldge Der espionage
berboftst iporben: 4Idne bon 9tnlas
gen fir brobtGoTe Selegrapbie unb
aarten BON perfbiebeuen Gegenbeu
Qtuitrnliens iuurben in ieinem Be-
iiB gefunben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

$anitantuu, iiber eOnSOn, 20. San.
4ie bieiige 9pIissi Se,nrntiert Sas
1eriidt oaR siuer Der p3cppcIius" ",
bic Ssrsansene 9iadlt Der ensliiden
aafte einen geInd abitutteten, ber.
unterssidOiisn uOrbsn lei. Sic
iast, buk iic bOs enfti6iff snlett
iab, nls es in nUrnlidrr &idrnne
nnifeineno bollitGnois nn6eIdla-
Sist Dem uffrnen 0icer 5nfIOs.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24
satrOnilltbOOt serifSrt.

SIN 6ang. iiber 2onopn, 20. San.
8as bondnbiIhe g3atrouinebopt
~Soiian1, bas in Der 9Gbe Der Gii.
iie bon glisuip SIuis Wlinen 5ufte,
Ftieb hente ouf cine Mfine unb fpurs
be 3eritort. Bon Der aus eiaem Cfs
fi5ier unb bier Wiann bsitehenben
Remannung fano man nur ein3elne
Seiasntsile.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

Sist Dem pffrncn Yleer 5nflOs.
9pnopn, 20. San. Die 8etpobs
nsr Der engIifden 9ife babsn stne
S6redsnsna9t bur9Iebt. Srsi ,3eps
peline", bic bon ben 8riten 10 ges
fiirbteten sllneebeuer Der 2uft4 !,
ftatteten iieben in Der NG6e Der
9prbisetiiite selegenen Stdbten sinen
8eTu6 al, ri6teten tur9 Bomber,
RE ogs bstra4ttider SoSbe setporfen
ipurben, iiberal bebeutenben S9aoen
an, unO perinfDnnben bann ebenio
19neu ME iie sefommen iparen.
gr6ebli4er S9oben ift in ben
solgenben Stdoten ongeri9tst ipprs
rem: 9redt gnrmputb, Sings 2Dnn,
Ganoringbam, gromer, Sherines
Fam, in g1orfoIt gountn, unb in
sSpstpi6, Suffolt gpuntn. Dem
StGbtden 8eeiton, Rprfolt Gorntp,
nurbe ebenfaIs bpn ben r3eppelis
nen" Elm 8efuh obgeitattet. Gs
heibt ober, bab es ibnen bort ni9t
gcldn9 ireenO etipas aus3uri6ten.
Sn ben 5uerit eripGbnten feds
Stdbten tpurben ou9 biele Yerfos
nen getotet unb berlebt. SSn Sons
eringbdm lpurbe BON ben 2ufttreus
ssrn Der @erIu6 sena4t, bas t6e
figTihe S9loB, bas 9Onig @eorg
1 unb 80nigin Marp erit turs borher
rerldfIeu batteu, Inn na4 2onoon
i 3uriidSutebren. gu 5eritoreu. Gs f4eint
nber, nidt gelungen gu Iein. Die
Stabt Spslpin lie9t fiiOIi6 bon
RorfoIt unb etlpa rs Meilen fiibs
ipeItIi9 ban Great 9ormoutb.
DIS bic 2uftfahr5euge SuIeBt ees
feben purbeu, fuhren iie in Der
9Ri6tung BON 9onbpn pstter unb
iuoren MIR nod go N2eiIen BON bies
Ter Stabt entfernt, gs tpuroe iofort
ous 9unifanton, elmer nur pentge
meilen n0rblth bpn Snnorin9hom
an Der glorbIeetiifte geIe9ensn Stobt
gemsIbet, boB ems Der 3eppelins
2uftI6ifFe bur9 bic 9riten niehers
eef4oFen fuorbsn fei. 0ieie gtn9s
ri6t flingt ober bssboIb febr frags
lid, neil man bon bem beruntergss
fdbOFenen 9uftTdiff nidts gefunbeu
nner geiehen bat.
Die erfte Stabt, Der bic 3sppeline
ibren nG6tlihsn geiu9 abftatteteu,
ipor bic oIs Seebabsort bstannte uno
ifrer ousgebebnten Gift1sreien ipss
qen beriibntte Stobt 6reat gors
mouth, no Meilen norbGItli9 BON
9Cnbon an Der NprbIeetiiite esIegsn.
S9ie Rodt mar febr finfter unb Der
NointmeI nit bunfelgrouen Bu!ten
Syiber5oeeu. 0ssbalb mar es ni9t
n10gIid. ren ben 2uftTdiffen aud
uur bns gerinsfte gu Ieben. mau
F6rts nur has Surrsn Der gropeIs
Ter, uno bieiss unbeimli9e 8es
1GuTh perurfa6te ouf ben StraBen
cine faff panitnrtise @erlpirrung.
Sod BEN Isbten beute morgen bie-
einaetrDffeuen 9erihten, fpurotn in
fiefsr Gt1bt finf go1nben eslporz
fen. Jinf qerionen fOaen auf
Der Gtsne gstOtst. unb cine bstsas
.snoe glu8aFI bsrIebt purosn isin.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24
9sr EeEoSue IN SIdnotra, cine
@feenuIa bregei.

rGs 1T faIId. ben 5eI63ug in
Jlanbern oIs einen 9erlu4, bic
Stdote 8iintir8sn unb Calais gu
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-12

Washington 12-Prsdent cabinet met
day for the first time since last July when the German
foreign
the cabinet today but definite action expected
details hand White House
meeting called only because the president wanted to
his official advisers before
his LEGISLATION affecting their departments
State department officials today
definite
the Anoona with probable of American
patches reached the dpsrtmsn early today steus Ian
other the of the disaster All the information
far has been fragmentary.
Rome H. London.-Unied Ambassador Page
called the foreign Office had
Informally.
rigid
quy proceeding under the direction the italian
special being facts rsat
ing to international responsibility whether warning
afforded the
investigation will
representations the United States make behalf
passengers aboard the steamer
AMERICAN AGENTS IN DARK
New York, Nov 12No information has been received
their urgent cables Italy details! despatch
day relatives of Mr. Mrs Garfield PhadeIphia,
Anoona by agents
ONLY 225 OUT OF 42s SAVED
London, Nov 12-Aecording despatch
would
said to be aboard, leaving 1913 unaccounted for.
NOT GERMAN RoAT, SAY GERMANS
Berlin 12 wireless to Sayvile"Dcussins OF the
point thar according to already published reliable n
and that the submarine therefore fully justified
In using force"
the Auo Hungarian Has They affirm not German boat
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-12
David Starr Jordan Tells
President Congress Will
Be Held This Winter.
WILSON ASKED TO HELP
Warning Nations Would
Welcome Neutral Agency
To Bring About Peace.

Washington, Nov. 12.--David Starr
Jordan. chancellor. of Leland Stanford
university and head of the interna-
tional peace congress, recently held at
San Francisco, told President Wilson
today a quasi meeting Of the
neutral nations will probably be held
some time before Christmas, either at
The Hague, Berne or Copenhagen to
attempt to bring about peace in Eu-
rope.
Jordan conveyed to the president a
resolution from the peace congress
urging him to Cooperate with other
neutrals in calling such a conference.
In a statement laid before. the presi-
dent, Jordan declared as a result of
recent missions to the governments of
the warning nations, it could be stated
that while the nations at war were not
willing themselves to begin peace ne
gotiations, there. nevertheless, is
abundant evidence that those charged
with the administration of the foreign
policies of these nations would well
come or at least were not opposed to
affirmative action by neutral agency
to bring about peace based on internal
tional justice"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-12
Anglo-French Serbian
Forces May Reconquer
Part the of Nish Line

London, Nov. 12-An doubts as to what road
Greece would choose out of the muddle caused by the
divergent views of her political leaders, and to how
the policies of the Skouloudis cabinet could be rcnd
cred compatible with the opinions of the adverse
majority in the chamber were today dispelled by
public dissolution of the chamber of deputies.
The publication of the decree apparently was re-
ceived in Athens with calm despite the fact that all
elements hoped to avoid elections at the present diff
fcult moment.
Greek officials in London and other points, said
that soon as Greece convinced the allies had
produced enough troops to make possible successful
offensive against Bulgaria. Greece would Immediately
range herself on the side of the allies.
Today'S Balkan news indicates there is dis
tinct possibility that French and Serbian forces
may succeed in gaining part of the Nish railway as
far as Uskup.
Milan, Nov 12-There is grave reason to
fear the main body of the Serbian army which has
been fighting the Germans and Bulgarlans' right
wing has been cut off between Kralevo and Nish say
dispatches from SecOlos correspondent
1t is possible, say the dispatches, the southern
Serbian army is holding at Katchanik, retreating
columns may escape the tentaces Of the invaders, but
is considered significant that news has been re-
ceiVed from the retreatng Serbian army for five days
Salonik Nov 12-The reported uprising of
Albanians against the Serbians is discredited in all
well informed circles
MORE FOOD REGULATIONS IN GERMANY.
London,
STS s% I
+. Z =: ::Ss ::S.
authorized
buck"het mle marmalade
Tsgb fruits These 6Sss sopy to
ed to prices
FIGHTING NEAR Loos.
bomha
the Atois district French artillery seHed
GERMANS PURSUE sERsANs.
10 SayvIe-The of the Ser
according German
of
e
Ribaire Ribake Banya have
kraieVo has been crossed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-12
Governor Hanna Asks
That All Cooperate e..
With Children S Home

Bismarck NJ Nov 1eovernor Hanna has issued the foI~
lowing statement;
Appreciation in ID
Nov @ The taken hold of apenddy the
the ideas has
brought forward in long time.
In Appreciation I
people
before Thanksgiving which this will Friday
chidrens Home Upon
children Of Dakota
they aid
Dakota Chdrens Home The Chidrens homo
world of and is doing good and
to this
that
the Chidrens little
Friday, Nov. 1s, 1915 complete
a...'| ~. ...-.. l.. g. Hanna.
..r.. Governor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-12
time FUSE
:. FOUND0N
STEAMER

Halifax, N. S., Nov. 12.--Pieces of
time fuse found in number two hold Of
the British steamer Rio Lagos, which
put in there last week with portion
of a cargo of sugar afire, were today
distributed among local aficials. 1t is
believed the fuse extended almost
from the top of the hold to the bot
tom and more of it is expected to be
charged from that hold. The fuse is
composed Of compound of leather
and rubber and part of it, about a
foot in length was discovered by
stevedores. .'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-12
The Newspapers
'|Place in the Sun

Iowa City, Ia, Nov. Possession
of a social conscience is necessary to
the newspaper which would do its
duty to readers and public alike"
James Keeley, editor of The Chicago
Herald, today told the first annual con-
ference of Iowa newspapermcn here
under the auspices of the State ITni-
yersity of Iowa. The conference held
two sessions today and will hold an
other tomorrow morning. Other wax
ing hours OF their two days stay here
were to be devoted to participation in
the 'rah-rah' activities Of the uni
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-12
Recall Threatened
in Ru1nely Natter
Mass Nee eting Favors
Granting the Petition

zens was held last night, there being
rs or 100 present. After listening to
a number of addresses including all Of
the city commissioners with the ex-
ception Of Commissioners Ames and
Dahl, the latter being out of the city
and communicating with the meeting
by letter. Pres. George H. Hollister Of
the commercial club moved that recall
petitions be started out at once for
bringing to a vote of the people the
matter Of removing Commissioners
Blakemore and Ames from Office.
However, it was called to the atten-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-12

Those who attended the mass meet
& ,Iat the commercial club last even
y 5, consider the question Of vacat-
in, cs alley in block Az Northern
PaN second addition to Fargo, as
aske Z, the Rumely Co., were prac-
ticalf luminous in favor Of granting
this L G.ln without any strings at
tached. {. Q argument at times be-
came he - and the recall was even
threatene .fainst those commission
ers who expressed the opinion
that the 6 c,.hould work a trade"
with the Rul y Co. .HG
AS the resL III the call sent out by
the executive committee of the COM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-12
KELLY MUST GO
BACK TO WINNIPEG

4 Chicago, Nov. ,12.-Thomas Kelly,
millionaire contractor wanted at VIM
nipeg, Man., for alleged fraud in the
construction of the parliament build
ings, was ordered extradited by United
States Commissioner Lewis f. Mason
today.
Kelly left Canada after the alleged
frauds were uncovered by the ropal
commission of inquiry. Since a war
rant was issued for him the Manitoba
authorities have been endeavoring to
have him taken back to Canada, and
he has been fighting furiously against
the extradition proceedings.
Kelly, mentioned i'm the above dis
patch, has a cottage at Lake Detroit
and is well known to many Fargoans
and others in this part Of the country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-12
Athens Received Dissolution
Of Chamber With Calm;Had
Hoped to Avoid Elections
STEAMER
RHINELAND SUNK

London, Nov. IL. The British
steamship Rhineland has been sunk.
Up to the present only one survivor
has been landed. The Rhinelard was
SOL tons gross and was built in 1903.
She was 254 feet long, So feet beam
and 2f feet deep. She was owned in
liverpool by the Liverpool and Ham
burg Steamship Co.
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Brief Reports
From War Fields

Basel, Switzerland, via Paris, Nov.
IA considerable portion of the
Swiss army will be sent home from
the Swiss frontier Nov. i3, as it ap.i
pears that the government is convince :
cd no danger of q, large scale of terri
torial violation by the belligerents now
exists. The expense of maintaining
upward Of 100000 men under arms
has been a trying burden. ... .. ~
The government has been kept in a
state of constant anxiety month after
month by what was believed to be
confidential, trustworthy information
concerning designs against Switzer-
land by one or another of the belliger-
ents, all of which turned out to be
inaccurate. However, ample forces
will be retained at strategic points.
These will be capable of delivering a
hard blow while general mobiliza-
tion, if such should become necessary,
is in progress. ,.....
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Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, Nov.
12.-"Constantinople reports received
here give details of Italian disasters
in Libia, northern Africa" says the
Overseas News Agency. ARABS have
conquered Dshefra. Hum Radan, Zal-
lein. Urfele, Misrata, Turge and Tar
huna. The Italian losses were heavy.
In addition, the Arabs captured TWEEN
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SPIES ARE
EXECUTED

Amsterdam, Nov. 12.--Via I4ondor---
The execution of three Belgians found
guilty by German court martial OF
communicating the news Of troop
movements to the allies is announced
by The Echo Beige which says Il
fourth Belgian was sentenced to 40
years Imprisonment.
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American Charged With
Fraud in Selling Rifles
to Belgian Government

Noy1
today 1T is alleged the
Of
government Bail wasrefused
clubs Mexican Nation
al In mission
ammunition President
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versity home coming and the an
nual Ames Iowa football game.
Mr.. Kceley's announced subject was
The Newspaper and on this broad sub
ject he spoke in part as follows:
with social conscience on the lob
the newspaper will not confine its en-
ergies to printing the news accurate
ly) and commenting editorially (also
with accuracy on men and meas
ures. 1t will initiate helpful move
ments and fight to carry them to a sue
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Cabinet Meeting for
First Time Since july
Take Up Ancona Case
CAPTAIN DECLARES SHIP STOPPED.

(Deayed)-The
many in the Of
of pushed
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Former Austrian
Consul Makes Charge
Of Great Conspiracy
Ihrou h United States


ty cannon and three machine guns ana
plenty of ammunition. Tha Italian
troops who attempted to assist Tar
huna must retreat to Tripoli after
having suffered heavy losses"
Paris, Nov, 1.-THE official commu-
nication issued by the war Office last
night reads as follows:
The cannonading has been particu-
larly intense on both sides in the sector
Of Loos in the region Of the La. Fosse.
Callonne and Souchez. In several re-
gtons the work OF our mines obtained
excellent results. To the south of
Soinme near Faye. the explosion Of one
or our series Of mines shattered the
galleries. and blew UP German post
IN front of Beuvraignes a camouflet de-
stroyed an enemy mine chamber which
was being charged.
IN the Argonne two of our mines
greatly damaged the enemy works on
the Haute Chevauchee and at Hill 2S5.
AT Les Eparges, another mine likewise
destroyed a German trench. We imme-
dlately occupied the excavation, de-
spite of the resistance Of the enemy.
Between the Meus and the Moselle,
to the north of Flirey our bomb throw
ers concentrated a very effective fire
on tie German Positions"
The Belgian communication reads:
There has been an intermittent
bombardment on divers points on our
front, especially at the height known
as La Forme Violon, Roodepoort, La
Maisson de Burgh, Saint Jacques Ca
.pelle, Roeninghe and the Ferryman's q
house." UT -.