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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06

London, Nov. 6-The Post says Earl Kitchener,
secretary of war; has been entrusted with an import
ant mission to the east and has already departed
from London. "It is generally believed" says the
Post "kitchener's business will necesstate stay so
prolonged it will be necessary to fill his place at the
Office 1t is true he has not resigned but the i'm
portance of the present errand makes it certain his
resignation is only delayed
''Suggestion is made that Lord Haldane will be
brought back to the Office but this is probably
unfounded"
A reiteration of the report that Kitchener had
placed his resignation secretary of war in the hands
of the king, brought forth an authorized categorical
statement to the contrary which follows:-.. ......
''Not only is it untrue that Kitchener has resign
ed but it is equally untrue that his lordshp has even
rendered his resi- gnation to the king
Berlin Nov g. ~ireIes, to soyvIe)-BerIn oahelaly an.
"oUnoe' the capture of NSh Serbia by the Bugarians.
Over half of possession the invaders who
also have taken the greater of the
The junction effected between the Austro
forces reported by Berlin today complete
Of hostile armies about the retsatns serbans.
With the exception of Belgrade, Nish is the
Serbia Soon after the outbreak of the the capital
forOd from Belgrade Nsh There the remained
til the city was threatened by the invaders In the last month
various town" have been marked the temporary seat of the
which was 21'5oo twenty years
London Nov e-Th eye. of European diplomat. and the pub
lie generally turned toward Greece today anouy awaiting
the %s I . S % sb @ % position i"
cabinet various ~
Additional details today from sources
concerning victory The Sebns they
ns at lsVa the southern the British
and French infantry said taken
1t be true that the 5usaans
for Vee the safety of Pp Monast
present and way to Uskup paved.
% ne fortunes war showing the Customary fluctuations
pa s: Sssn r9" c" % s S 5 s p sSS
1's:i sh t % s b s @ 3 ON % % 9"' has bee"
| ssS%a" @ no" ss .
oT hqd0" or"Gg @ s
nouneeent that Premier Asauith charge temporarily
hOr'atve information is forthcoming
FRENCH REPULsE GERMAN ATTACK
ton La Courane resulted failure
HAS RUMANlA CLOSED DANUBE RUSSIAN
6Rumana the neces
steps to ng INTO Rumanan habors and disarm flying
Russian flag which loaded with for
ba official statemen issued Bucharest
here by wireless from Berlin.
occupation Of the Serbian
which fled have
ready dsarmsd and the number of $50
Berlin reported that
had
torpedo boats armed steamship which
the
request of the German minister Bucharest that Russian
be dsaed informing him that navigation
be Was free that Rumanias neutrality had not been violated
important the
allies in Serbia
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06
German Submarines
Pass Gibralter and
Sink Italian and
French Vessels

Paris Gibraltar have again been passed
which French
steamships The of the French vessel caNados
missing
through the straits OF Gibraltar the
They hank oy the French ship Dahrs on
Cavados Cape
wi"
the straits previously dur
ing the This first aceompshed successfully when ZAP
Dardanees last spring In September number o mr
marines recently been heard of their activities
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06
Was Wilson ''Rebuked''
in Recent Election by
German Americans!
German Paper Says AS Much and Hints That There Will
BE More of This Kind of German Aggression in the
United States-Startling News for Americans

Morgen Post attacks
dent Wilson sharply today for his remarks n his N% YORK speech
other than that America and have forgotten their
Moreen Post the elections of Tuesday hroueht heavy
the president that
"ts German American punishment and obviously directed
auainst German Americans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06
Is Man Who Drew No. |
at Minot Ineligible?

Mandan NJ 6It alleged r of
Anoka Mnn winner number
Commissioner
ton
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06
Nish Captured by Bulgarians;
Reports { Conflicting in Serbia


Berlin, Nov. 6.--The capture Of
the town Of kraviievo, southwest
of kraguyeVatz, Serbia is official
Iy reported by the German war Of
flee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06
ZONE OF PLENTY
DAY HUGE SUCCESS.

San Francisco, Cal. Nov. e.
Zone of Plenty day was a huge
success, the attendance was over
$4,000 The entrance at the North
Dakota building was over 5000.
Larimore potatoes were given as
souvenirs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06

LONDON GLOBE rs sQUELCHED
London, Nov. 6,-The London Globes plant, with
yesterdays and todays issues ha sheen seized by the
police.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06
Greek Cabinet Crisis
Still Holding Chief
Interest In War Zone
Russians Said To Have Met With Serious Reverse Along
Stripa River-Franco- British Serbian Victory
Reported In Lower Serbia
KITCHENER GOES TO THE EAST

London, Nov. ct is officially announced that
Kitchener has gone to the eastern theatre of war
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06

Berlin, Nov. 6.-WireIess to Say
ViIIe--The capture of Varvarin,
Serbia, forty miles northwest Of
Nish is officially announced by
Berlin. Three thousand Serbians
were taken prisoners.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06
Carranza Forces Are
Concentrating in Hope
Of Crushing Villa Army

obr principal military
reached Aqua Prea today the
Of Tn general and his staff arrived in
Douglas e. Paso aboard special which switched
the boundary.
6-Carranz the north and south Of
Villas retreatns tane for blow which the de
the rke northern Mexico Major
General Funston reported today II At General obson
ing campaign Meanwhile enera with large Car
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06

Amsterdam, Nov. 6, via London
A telegram from a Sofia news
agency says that one Bulgarian
division has entered the Serbian
city of Nish.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06
Another Fatal Factory
Fire in Brooklyn Today

New 6-At
the police in hre swept six story candy factory
rapidly Of the girls forced
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06

Paris, Nov. 6.-Newspapers an
nounce that King Constantine has
definitely accepted the resignation
of the zaimis cabinet, says HaVas
dispatch from Athens.
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w 70 ATH E n.

Generally fair and cooler tonight
and Sunday.
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Continued on Page Sixteen.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-11-06

FRENCH REPULsE GERMAN ATTACK.
Paris, Nov Ga fresh German attack against Fr
office announcement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
THREE HELD FOR TRIAL
And Charge Against Garelli Was Re
duoed, Together With Bail.

Bail in the case OF state VS.. Pietro
Garelli was reduced from $4,000 TO 81 900
along with the reduction of the charge
from assault with intent to kill to plain
assault after hearing in city court yes
terday afternoon. Together with Pietro
Zampini and G. Poulti, who are held each
in 81 900 bail. Gareli was bound over TO
the September term of Washington coun-
ty court. Nearly a whole day was con-
sumed in hearing the evidence introduced
by States Attorney +. z. Gleason.
Among those who testified were Chief
Gladding OF the fire department, Alder
man A. f. Bruce, Eugene Gapet, the man
who is said to have been assaulted on
Circle street Saturday night. John Paul,
Alexander Porter, james Andrews, James
Peer, three Robertson brothers and two
Webster brothers. Attorney J. Ward
Carver spent some little time at the
afternoon hearing in cross-examining
but the complaining witness did not
change his story. When the state rest
ed. counsel for the three respondents an.
that the defense would not put
in any evidence and Judge SCOTS de-
rision to hold the trio for county court
followed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
APPEAL TO MEXICO NOT SENT.
Reason Advanced Is That the Details Of
Transmission Are Not Fixed.

Washingin, d. c., Aug. l2.-Presideni
Wilson and Secretary Lansing conferred
at length to-day on the Mexican situa
tion. Details of yesterdays conference
in New York OF Latin-American diplo.
mats were given the president by the
secretary.
just before Mr.. Lansing went to the
White House, he announced that the APP
peal to the factions and leaders in Mex
leo will not be sent to-day, as arrange
ments for its transmission were not COM
plete. The communication has been fin
ished and signed and has been approved
by the president.
II was again reiterated to-day that
the inter American peace plan does not
contemplate in any way the use OF force
or the impairment of Mexico's sovereign
ty or interference in her domestic affairs
The purpose OF the appeal is to influence
the Mcxicans themselves TO hold a peace
convention and government created by
that action will be accorded recognition,
whether or not the acquieseence of all
factions is obtained.
The sending of battleships 20 Vera
Cruz and other movements that may fol-
low are described officially as precaution-
airy measures, to afford assistance 10
foreigners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
TRACKED BY BLOODHOUND.
Young Girl Was Found is Miles from
Her Summer Home.

Rutland. Aug. l2.-Trailed by the not
ed English bloodhound, Red Panther
owned by j. L. Winehell of Fair Haven
Rachel Hitchcock, the li.year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Preston
Hitchcock of Brooklyn, n. V, who have
a summer camp on Point of Pines, Lake
Bomoseen, was found last night in the
farmhouse of a man by the name Of
Kennedy, Is miles from the Hitchcock
home. Some years ago the child was
stricken with infantile paralysis and her
mind must have become unbalanced.
On Tuesday morning she left the cot.
tage about 1880 O'Clock and shortly
after her disappearance she was miss
ing by the family. Searching parties
were formed and finally the Winchell
dogs at Fair Haven were brought into
use and in a short time took up tho
trail The dog followed the trail through
Castleton village and 10 the kennedy
farmhouse which is near the Bird noun.
tain road.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
U. S. SEEKS INFORMATION.
From Ammunitions Manufacturer as to
Their 0utpt Capacity.

Washington, d. C., Aug. l2.--Ameri
can manufacturers Of war supplies have
been asked by the war department fol
information concerning their facilities
with particular reference to what serv-
ice the United States government could
expect from them in case of emergency
With virtually every private plant
in the country taxed to its utmost ca
pacity filing enormous orders from the
European belligerents, army officials
want to know whether expansion of fa-
cilities has kept pace with the demand
and whether the government would be
certain of source of supply to supple
nent the output of its arsenais and
armories.
Even in ordinary times the govern
Inent factories produce only part of
the arms and ammunition for the army
Measures to strengthen the national de-
fense during the coming session of Con-
gress are expected TO result in vastly
increased demands for supplies, aside
from any emergency that may arise.
the war department has
instituted a general inquiry to take
stock Of resources.
The war department in a statement
explaining its activities said il docs
not now contemplate purchasing any OF
the material referred TO as it has no
special funds which may be used for
such purpose"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
TRAMPs ATE WEDDING CAKE.
And Were Looking Over the Presents
When Detected.

Rutland, Aug IA rather bold at
tempt at robbery was nipped in the
bud last evening when four men working
together were disappointed in their al.
tempt 20 obtain the valuable wedding
gifts Of Miss Beulah NJ Wilkinson as
she was being united in marriage with
Rev. Edgar d. Brown az the Methodist
Episcopal church.
The wedding WAS set for s O'Clock and
only one woman was left in care Of the
house OF Frank A. Wilkinson. father Of
the bride. AZ S. West street The won.
an went TO the front door in answer
TO the door bell and found there two
men who kept her engaged in conversa-
iion. On hearing = slight noise behind
her she shut the door in their faces
and going 20 the room where the we'd
ding gifts were displayed found two
men each with = large piece Of cake in
his hand IN the act Of going over the
presents. When they found out they
were watched they beat a hasty retreat
through the back door. one hundred
dollars in gold, living upon the table was
undisturbed and none Of the presents
were missing. u i thought all four
we're tramps working together and az
tb- time Of their entry knew nothing
Of the wedding gifts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE LOST.
All Hands Aboard Were Lost, Says Ital-
ian Dispatch.

Rome via Paris, Aug. l2.---It is Off
cially announced that the Austrian sub
marine U-l2 has been torpedoed anC
sunk with all hands in the upper Adri
attic sea by the Italian submarine.
The announcement was made in Q
statement issued yesterday by the navy
department which added:
This morning two Austrian torpedo
boat destroyers bombarded Bari, Santo
Cpirito and Molfetta (southern Italy on
the Adriatic. One civilian was killed
and seven were wounded. There was no
material damages"
The U-l2 of the latest types of sub
marines in the Austrian navy, was built
in 1915 and had displacement of 1000
tons. She carried five torpedo tubes.
Her maximum speed was is knots above
water and 10 knots below.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
WOMAN FEARED TO BE SUICIDE.
Miss Della Girard of Claremont Being
Widely Sought.

CIaremont, N. H., Aug. l2.--Twelvc
hours of dragging Sugar river shed ne
light on the disappearance of Miss Della
Girard, aged 80, who, apparently in the
best of spirits, left her boarding place
A. Martell's, on Wall street, Monday
morning. She was mill worker.
Mr.. Martell arose at 4:3O, found the
kitchen door open, and supposed burglars
had entered, but later missed Miss Gil
rard. She left, wearing an old black
dress, and left jewelry and hat. She
wore dust cap when leaving.
She had followed Mrs. Martell about
recently, as if she wanted to tell her
something, but refrained.
The police were notified yesterday
and Chief Elmer Cole commits
stoned all the available boats on Sugar
river to start dragging for the body.
Ten boy swimmers dove for two hours
at Suicide point, without result. Chief
Cole and posse went by autos to neigh
boring points, but nothing was learned
as to Miss Girard's whereabouts.
Recently Miss Girard had stated: 81
wish / was dead" and only last week
visited the river bank at the rear of
house and inquired the depth
of the water.
Miss Girard was known to have S32,
but no trace of either that or her bank
book could be found, although her pock-
,tbook was left in the bureau drawer.
She had spent Sunday week ago on
Green mountain, at Weathersfeld, VT,
md Chief Cole tried to get the boy
couts to start a searching party in that
district and viii also endeavor to have
he water lowered in the river Miss
irard has a brother and sister here,
Irs. David Thibodeau
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
ORDERED TO BE READY.
Atlantic Fleet at Newport May Start
on Short Notice.

Washington. d. c., Aug. l2.-Orders
have been issued 20 the Atlantic feet
now at Newport, R. l., to be prepared TO
sail for Mexican waters. Rear. Admiral
Benson, chief of operations, after a con-
ference with Secretary Daniels, said no
orders had been issued for the feet 60
depart.
Secretary Daniels said the situation at
Vera Cruz might be such that u would
be unnecessary 20 send the battleships
there. He added that generally unset
tied conditions in southern waters re-
quired the presence Of greater naval
forces.
Secretary Daniels denied reports that
the Atlantic feet AZ Newport, r. T. had
been prepared 20 sail for Mexican wa
ters. bni announced that he had ordered
the hattleships New Hampshire. Con-
necticut. and Louisiana to await fur
ther orders IN southern waters
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
BIG PROGRESS ON GALLIPoLL.
Allies Also Put Five Out of six Turk.
ish Guns Out of Commission.

London, Aug l2.--Gcn. Sir Ian Ham
ilton reports from the DardanelIss that
the area held by the allies in the Anzas
zone on the Gallipoli peninsula has beer
nearly trebled. Fiye out Of six guns IN
the Turkish Asiatic batteries are report.
cd 20 have been put out Of action by
the French battleship ST. Louis.
The announcements were read in an
Official statement given out last night
which read.
The latest report from Sir. Tan Ham
iltnn states that severe fighting eontin.
ncd Yesterday IN the GaIlipoli psninsu.
ia mainly IN the Anrac xone and IN that
- the north The positions oecupisd
sers slightly varied places. bat the gen
ernl result is that the area held a. An
zse has been nearly trsblea. owing chief.
Is 20 the rsiiautrr and dash - ths Aus-
tralinn and NeN Zealand army rorps.
4Hhils 20 tire north ~ further pro
rrcss has ~ besn MADE. ths tr.sors
have inficfed heavy iossss on ths enc
MS. snd ths Frrnrh hafflsship -. Ian-
= = reported 30 haFt puf uat ~ aefi1n
SO out n sir guns W tis Asistie hst-
tefies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
Four Killed and More Than
a Score Seriously
Injured
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
WERE THE VICTIMS
Their Train Stopped to Take
Water at Orient Sta
ton, Ohio

Columbus, O., Aug. 12.-Four were
killed and more than a score injured
some seriously, to-day, when a heavily
loaded freight train crashed into a spe-
cial train bearing members of the
Knights of Pythias of Mount Sterling
and their families who were returning
from an outing at Cedar Point The ex-
cursion train had stopped to take water
and the freight crashed into it. The
accident occurred at Orient station on
the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern rail
road, IA miles south of Columbus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
MORE BUILDING PROSPECTS.
Granite Men are Planning to Put Ur
Stonesheds in Barre.

Another acquisition to the list of new
granite sheds to be erected in Barre
was announced to-day when it became
known that Joseph Ala of Montpelier,
whose granite business suffered in the
(iitchell stoneshed fire at the capital
Sunday morning, had obtained an OPP
tion on site in Batchelder's meadow
and contemplates erecting 200-foot
shed as soon as possible. Over the tele-
phone this forenoon, Mr.. Ala confirmed
the report that he was to move his bust
ness to Barre and said he intended to To-
cate his plant on site near the gran
lite shed erected by Mcdonnell & Sons
two years ago. Modern machinery will
be used throughout, said Mr.. Ala, who
gave at some length his reason for trans
ferring from Montpelier to the home of
Barre granite
In all probability Mr.. Ala will not be
alone in erecting a granite shed in Batch
elders meadow this year. On lot ad
joining the one which he is ready to pur-
chase, it is expected that William Milne.
who recently withdrew from the firm
Of Littlejohn, 0dgers & Milne, will erect
q stoneshed IT'S feet long and conform
ing in equipment and design to the most
approved manufacturing structures. Mr..
Milne has had minute plans drafted for
the projected building and will proba-
bly, award the contract this week. There
IS also authority back of the rumored
statement that a new shed is to be built
N the site of the round shed owned by
y w. Mcmillan on Blackwell street Mr.. |
Mcmillan has made no statement as yet, |
,ut men in close touch with the build |
ng situation feel certain that he is go
ng ahead with the project at once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
FEAR RACIAL FIGHT.
Texans in Southern Counties are Keep
ing Guns Ready.

Brownsville. Tex, Aug 2.-Virtuslly
every American citizen in the thres
southern most counties u Texss-Cam.
eron. Hidalgo and Starts resting un'
der arms IN fear that TIRE everwhelm-
ing Mexican population of the section
NAV break out IN a racial fight
The Mexican disturbances spread rapid
NJ westward yesterday until rumors ~
tr0ubls developed 81 LAREDO. 2po miles
along the border from here The disturb
ancs b reported here - hare besn part
~ an attrupt ~ turn psrt of Texas
iadk 30 Mesicsn control. . Nild srhefns
haficci ~ ignorant classes ~ Merickus.
escaped couFicts. furitires from iustios
On fhs Arueriean si8r ard irresponsible
Mesiean. from ths ether sids inciudif,r
come Nsriasn sollisrE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
BLEW UP HIS SHIP
WHEN PURSUED
German Auxiliary Steamer Meteor Had
Just Blown UP Small British
Patrol Boat in North Sea.

London, Aug. l2.--The British warshiT
Ramsey has been sunk in the North sea
| by tho German steamer Meteor, IT was
officially announced last night. The Me-
teor, as she was being chased by British
vessels, was blown up by her comman'
der, the statement adds.
The text of the statement follows;
H. NJ. S. Ramsey, Lieut.. S. Raby, R. n.
r., small armed patrol vessel, was
sunk by the German armed fleet aux
iliary steamer Meteor on the sth OF Au-
gust in the North sea. Pour officers and
80 men were saved.
"The Meteor subsequently sighted a
squadron o. British cruisers and her COM
manding officer realizing that escape was
impossible, ordered the crew to abandon
the ship and then blew her up"
The admiralty in casualty list is
sued last night says that five officers
were lost in the sinking of the Ramsey,
and that two were lost in the sinking of
the torpedo boat destroyer Lynx when
she struck a mine in the North sea last
Monday.
Amsterdam, via London, Aug. 1.-THE
German version of the exploits Of the
auxiliary Meteor, which was blown up
by her commander to escape capture by
British warships. is contained IN an offi-
cial statement issued by the admiralty
at Berlin. The statement says:
"The auxiliary vessel Meteor, after
having boldly broken through the British
forces, waged a commercial war.
Saturday night she encountered the
British auxiliary cruiser Ramsey, which
The Meteor attacked and destroyed, saw
ng 40 members of the crew and four Off
,ers.
"The following day four British cruis |
,rs surrounded the Meteor. As battle
vas hopeless and escape impossible, Com
nander Behnke sank the Meteor after |
he crew, British prisoners and the crew |
# sailing vessel it had sunk as prize
lad been secured. The Meteor's entire |
rev safely reached German port"
The report states that the Meteor was
merchantmen Quilted as mine layer.