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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09

Washington 9Brazian minister the only diplomatic
rentative withdrawn by
his foresta his expulsion by General Carranz This
announced here today
that he
Vera Cruz French liner for
Carranza expelled Senor
the expeH the
the participation of their countries In the Pan
Washington for composing Mexican affairs
for the Of the
officials who hoping that Carranza
would Join with his advsares the eff
settle the factional strife
much disappointed. .f &
Il Is said by carranza agents
with and that had
Brazilian his
Mexico City Participation of Brazil
conference they sa brought
resentment to climax.
recalled Castro the dictator OF Venezuela took much the
nations pressing for see
ment of the affairs in his country. NE
The making
capital from Vera Cruz TO Mexico
its the impression that carranza
president in the face OF the Pan American effort to
meroan naval eommanders
place warship at the disposal Of the two they wish
he Marietta Sacramento which senior Off
eer Commander MeNamee, has his flag at Vera Cruz.
zion esso c m view of the Departure the Brazilian minis
did know what would be done He assumed however,
hss sSo e fer p The I srsisS e
this time Lansing said unknown
tn. carranza official here prepared
Brazilian minister the country he did Senior Or
teg The Guatemaan minister
FINANCIAL PLAN FOR uPBulL DING MEXICO
New York Aug MeAdoo secretary treasury
Wall discuss with bankers II 10 reported the f
"s Ssso sn.rsa Fl s S. with lansing oe"o.Sa
the Mexican situation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
New Rockford Takes
Over Splendid New
Waterworks System

New Rockford. N. D.. Aug. s.-The
new water works system for this city
was formally accepted and turned
over to the city council by the engin-
eer last evening. Thursday afternoon
E. M. Blandin Of the General Inspec-
tion Co.; A. H. Runge, state fire mar
shal, and I. r. Atkinson, consulting
engineer, who designed and supervis-
ed the construction of the plant, made
a thorough examination of the plant,
together with exhaustive tests of the
pumps. and at meeting of the city
council made formal reports.
The tests showed that New Rock
ford now has one of the best equipped
water works plants in the state. The
water supply is obtained from deep
wells, one half mile south of the city
limits, from an immense body of sand
and gravel, which insures an mex
haustible supply Of pure and whole
some water From these wells water
is pumped into an elevated steel tank
having capacity of $4,000 gallons.
This tank is so located that it gives
a domestic pressure of from 35 to 40
pounds over the entire city.
Near the business section Of the
city is located a reinforced concrete
reservoir having a capacity of 100000
gallons. To this reservoir Is connected
an Underwriters electrically driven
fire pump with capacity OF $50 gall
Ions per minute. This pump is at all
times under a head of water and all
pumps are electrically controlled from
the city light plant SO that in case a
fire alarm is turned in the fire pump
can be started and the pressure on the
mains instantly increased to 100
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09

pounds. The mains are all OF cast
iron; in the business district they are
eight inch and in the residence six
inch. All mains are connected in such
way that there are only two dead
ends in the entire system. The hyd-
rants are so located that the greatest
distance ever necessary to lay line
Of hose is one block while in the busi-
ness district extra large hyrants are
installed so that If necessary, six lines
of hose can be taken off from the hyd-
rants and the effective pressure main
tanned at the same time.
The gates on the system are so To-
Gated that any one block of the system
can be shut off for repairs and the re-
mainder Of the system is under pres
sure.
State Fire Marshal Runge and In
spector Blandin were extremely well
pleased with the layout of the plant
and congratulated the city council and
the consulting engineer on the design
and efficiency and stated further that
the city would now enjoy fourth
classification. with considerable re-
duction in insurance premiums.
The contractor for the mains, hyd-
rants and. elevated tank was James
Kennedy of Fargo, the contractor for
and reservoir was w. HI. Carson Of
New Rockford, and the contract for
the pumping machinery was C. E. Roth
of New Rockford. The contractors, as
well as the city council and all 9TH
ers connected with the work have
taken much interest in the work, with
the result that one Of the most efficient
and up-to- date plants OF its kind is
now in successful operation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
auto COLLIDES With
WELL DRILLING RIG

Jamestown. N D., Aug. 9.--walter
-C1eland received severe injuries ana
the Lenz Land Co. auto was badly
damaged when the machine was run
into the rear of a well drilling OUTFIT
being brought to jamestown by Fred
McRue. Mr.. Cleland, Raymond Knowles
and two young ladies were coming to
the city in the valley when the wagon
loaded with pipe and timbers was
overtaken in the roadway, east OF the
asylum bridge, also coming to James
town. The distance away of the out
fit was misjudged and the auto driven
into the rear of the well drilling wag-
on before it could be stopped.
The pipe and timbers pinned Mr..
Cleland to the auto seat while his COM
panion had even closer call for life,
the top of the windshield and hood be-
ing driven back and into the seat
which was broken The hood was rip
ped off the machine and other damage
done to the front of the automobile.
Fortunately Clerk of Court Gran
happened along in his auto and assist
ed in taking Mr. Cleland to the hospi-
tai. The other members of the party
were able to reach the city all right,
though they were shaken up and re-
ceived minor injuries. 1t is said the
girls were uninjured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
Associated Press Letters
From the War Zone
Correspondence of Associated Press.)

London, July 16.-"The Grand Dukes
voice is one Of the striking thirgs in
his personality" says the Right Pew.
Herbert Bury, Anglican Bishop of
Northern Europe, in describing a re-
cent interview which he had with the
commander in chief of the Russian
armies.
His voice is not only very deep,
strong, and clear, but it has a peculiar
sound and satisfying effect upon the
ear" explains the bishop, and 1t
seems to me that his soldiers listened
as though they loved just to hear him
speak.
The grand duke is a tall man.
standing far above everyone else. and
he has very serious, almost sad, ex-
preston.
There are three qualities which /
have observed him to possess. He is
man of quick decision in emergen-
cies; he has the modesty and human
ity which is the mark of real great
ness. He has no desire for popularity
or applause; he does not care who
gets the credit so long as the thing
is done"
London, July 1S.-Dental surgeons
were not made part of the British
Army Medical Corps until last Janu-
ary, although the United States army
has had a dental department for about
fifteen years, and up to May 80 only
So British dentists had been given a
lieutenant's commission. In a force
of three million men, So dentists do
not make much OF an impression.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
Importance of the
Gallipoli Campaign
Now Felt In London
Probable That Germany and Austria Will Now Subjugate
Serbia and Join Hands with Turkey-Ths is Reason
For Renewed Attempts to Get Balkan States In

Mile by mile the Austro Germans pushing the Russians
from old fighting ground Warsaw,
Duke Nicholas before they chance make good their
Particularly operations looking report
ed BY Vienna where the claim made that Arch Duke Joseph
Lubartov, of Aus
n headquarters indicate that split in lines
probability that the retiring from the vicinity vangrod
Will t PrGte the line OF retreat however is suggested
ping attempts will fail gathering from official the
that the Russians be expected to reach their line safe
activity by Italian
been forced back the south slopes of 5ugta
The statement declares attacks Ausns the
carso plateau characterized weak and easily
tempts to advance have been repulsed
London Aus sRussia having refused prpOs-
traded for Gaca the great struggle in
side in the the struggle of the
free OF the AgSS grip remains the chief factor in
The eaipoi field will closely pos
the quadrup Bulgaria Greee
Never before has the OF the operations oardan
to deST her nes Rsd Blow eSn sS in that S germany % plans
is Increasingly Germany looks to the east for
favorable position sugars passive
The sspeetatons Of snsS movs a sse sh
about renewed nssotatOns the entente allies
GERMANS OCCUPY PRAeA
Berlin Aug sPrasa suburb of Warsaw
official issued the German army headquarters
DON'T KNOW PEACE PROPOSALS.
coPenhasen, Aug via London-Person in close
offer alleged been made the
Of Russia through the king of reported
GaIicia.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
FARGO
Man WAS
KILLED
Emil Anderson, well Known
Contractor, Victim Of
Auto Accident.
PINNED UNDER The CAR
Car Skidded at Turn and
Overturned Funeral
Next Wednesday.
UNDER THE CAR

The fun e al services for
the late Emil Anderson, the Fargo
contractor who was killed in an auto
luuoae accident Saturday afternoon
near the village of sabin, Mimi, will
be held on Wednesday,. AT this time
the hour of the funeral and the place
nave not been announced.
The death of Mr.. Anderson came as
great shock to the people of Fargo
who for many years have known him
and held him in high esteem.
The fatal accident happened just
north of Sabin at a turn in the road
AT the time OF the accident Mr.. An
derson, his brother, Ole Stenerson and
Frank Tuor. The party were en- route
to Barnesville, Mr.. Tuor being In the
front seat of the car with Mr.. An
derson, who was driving.
At the place where the accident
happened the road makes IL sharp
curve and, according to Mr.. Tuor, it
was while making this curve that both
rear tires went fat causing the ma
chine to skid and then turn half over
crosswise OF the ditch at the side Of
the road.
Mr.. Tuor said that the machine was
only going about twelve miles an hour
when the accident happened and be-
lieves that the only thing that could
nave caused the car TO skid and turn
over was the breaking Of the tires.
When the machine turned over Mr..
Tour jumped and the two men in the
rear seat were thrown out but Mr..
Anderson was jamn1ed against the
steering wheel and was pinioned be-
meath the machine, receiving injuries
from which he died about 80 minutes
later while being rushed to the North
western hospital at Moorhead. He
only regained partial consciousness
great external injury 1t is certain that
internal injuries were. received. Hem
orrhages of the lungs started soon af-
ter the accident and 1t is probable that
Mr.. Anderson was severely crushed
internally.
After the accident the three men
with Mr.. Anderson telephoned to G.
l.. Gosslee, of Moorhead, who hurried
to the scene in his automobile. Mr..
Tuor. Mr.. Stenerson and Mr.. Ander-
sons brother had lifted the car of
him and a few minutes later DR..
| Gosslee arrived and gave first aid
to the seriously injured man. It was
| then apparent that he was in q del
irious state for he insisted on driving
his car home. However, his condition
was apparent to the physician who
with the others hurriedly secured an
other car and started on the race for
the hospital. However, Mr.. Anderson
| never reached the institution alive
dying just as the car neared Moor
| head,
Coroner Vincent, of Clay county
was notified of the accident and death
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09

war ship
WAS sunk
Battleship Sent to Bottom
By One of Entente Allies
Submarines.
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT
Loss of Vessel Is Minimized
BY the Turkish Gov
ernment.
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT

Constantinople, Aug. 9.--The Turkish
battleship Kheyr- Eddin Barabarossa,
formerly the German warship Kurfurst
Friedrich Wilhelm, has been sunk by
an entente powers submarine, the
Turkish government announces.
The majority of the officers and men
composing the crew of the Turkish
battleship were saved. The .Kheyr- Ed
din Barbarossa was built in Stettin in
1891 and was purchased, together with
the battleship Torgut Refs from Ger
many by Turkey in 1870 The vessel
was 354 feet long, 64 feet beam, and had
depth of twenty -four feet. Her COM
plement consisted of about 500 officers
and men.
The official statement adds: "The
loss of the Barbarossa which was sunk
this morning, however regrettable in
itself, does not affect us excessively,
except that it places the strength of
our ships compared to that of the en-
emy in the ratio of one to ten.''
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09

Moreover, dentists do not appear to
be welcomed by the army medical
men.
Complaint against the small repres-,
entation given the dental profession
and the prejudice against it in the
medical corps Is made in a statement
issued by the chairman of the reprcs-
entative board Of the British Dental
association.
Some Of the large training ccnters
in England are unprovided with dem
lists, and in some districts there ia
only one dentist to $4,000 men or
more.
Budapest, Hungary, July 6.-Tha
termined upon little evolution in legL
al phraseology for the sake of honor
ing men who have lost their lives In
the war. He has ordered that in all
legal proceedings and in documents
respecting the estates of such persons
they are to be referred to, not as sthe
deceased" or "the departed" as hith-
erto, but that the following words
must be added instead: WHO died a
hero's death for the Fatherland."
Toxic, July S.-The subscriptian TO
the British government Az per cent
war loan floated in Japan through
Sale & Frazar Limited, was closed
yesterday with satisfactory result.
The loan was taken up almost ex-
clusively by British residents No Jap
anese subscribed. The exact amount
was not announced.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
Russia Refuses German Proposal for Separate Peace
Cars Forces Seem to
Have Escaped From Trap

Of Mr.. Anderson but after learning of
the details said that there was no
necessity for an inquest and none was
held, 1T being very apparent that death
was due to accident. ~
The deceased had been one of the
prominent contractors of the city for
years and was known not only in this
city but all over the state and west
ern Minnesota as well. AS a conIrac-
tor he was very successful. He was
3S years of age and leaves a wife and
two small children; two brothers, c.
o. Anderson and Albert Anderson,
both of this city and two sisters, Mrs.
Gust Running and Mrs Frank Cooper.
also residents of this city. These have
the deepest sympathy of large cir
Gle of friends.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
FIVE MEXICANS
KILLED IN TEXAS

Brownsville, Texas, Aug. s.-Five
Mexican bandits and one Mexican
woman were killed in fighting yester-
day at Morals. 6S miles north of, here.
Fifteen Americans. eight of them
United States cavalrymen, stood Off
an attack of sixty Mexicans. Five
Americans were wounded.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
SOUTH DAKOTA
NAN ASSISTANT
i. TO TREASURER

Washington, Aug. 9.--James w. Nc
Carter. of Bowdle S. D.. has been ap-
pointed by President Wilson as as
sistant register Of treasury. At the
same time President Wilson named
Geo. e. Downey, of Indiana, comptrol-
ler of treasury, to be associate judge
Of the court of claims.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
Graingrowers Scored
Shutout This Morning.
Patterson in Fine Form

St Boniface pitching by Roy Patterson
holiday from St. Bonace
Jimmy Barrett proved the undoing
as IA
100000
Ratteries-Paterson Murphy; Miller spellnans
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
HANGED HIMSELF
TO THE RAFTERS

Mandan, N. D., Aug. 9. - Frank
Johnson, a carpenter and contractor
of Stanton, Mercer county, committed
suicide this morning by hanging him.
self in a shed. Ave miles south of
Mandan. He disappeared from STAN
ton a week ago. Ill health is said to
be the reason.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09

STEAMER
IS SUNK

Copenhagen via London, Aug. g.
The Swedish steamer Mai was sunk
by German submarine. A boat con-
tanning eight was picked up. A sec
ond boat carrying the captain and nine
men is missing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
American Farmers to
Harvest Greatest Crop
Of Wheat Ever Grown

Washington,
est
100000 bushels
the August Bumper haests of
4
report today
winter wheat 659000000
Spring
All wheat 100000
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09

announced that the Pam
would
Baltimore ne did
know the conference would be.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09

manifesto TO
American people which he plans to review the n
Just how the manifesto Will be issued not
stated
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-08-09
" EATRRa "a.

Fair tonight and Tuesday; not much
change In temperature,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-11-18
Changing 'Phc Earth.

When we were Chi dren we
were told that the earth was
round like an orange, and we
were foolish enough to believe it.
Moreover, we have been pass
ing this intelligence along to the
present generation, in the SNUG
confidence that we were doing
the right thirg. But now comes
Professor E. II. Lowe, of the
Royal Society, and makes us
ashamed of ourselves. He says
that our planet is not round like
an orange or llke. a ball or any.
thing else as hoDey as that. On
the contrary, he declares what
III fact every body ought to have
known long ago, .tlat the 1.-the
sphere is an eIllpsc.d with .nrec
unequal axes, having It's surface
aeformed according to the for
clu!a for . certain spherical bar.
moulc Of the Third degree. and
displaced as a whole relatively to
the seoid, in the direction TO.
Ward soutleast'rh Europe. ~ .
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-11-18

We must comment the Ed. OF
the Journal for the manner in
which he expressed himself, or
the articl. of Prof. E. Ii. Lowe.
For We must. say since God
created the earth and forme it
into body Tor to be inhabited,
protesting men from the point
If astronomy have changed il
and rechapged It, until there has
been almost as many changes as
there are different sect religions
in the World. Apparently from
their views they have known
more. about it tran God did. after
He. created it. cod spoke TO US.
and said; please read
In the beginning God created
the heaven and the elrth.
And the earth was without
form, and void; and darkness
was upon The face OF the deep.
= And the Spirit of God moved up.
on the face of the waters. " tGen.
IL ~
Here il where VIC learn who
created the earth. And after
God created il: the earth was vet
without form. And God formed
it by gathering the waters IF
the earth. so that the dry land
could appear.
The great que stions that arises
is first; did t;od Make it fiat,
round, or oblong? Has it three
axes? Or does it whirl around
at the rate of a :honsand miles Q
minute? And Several more
such like questions. First, is the
earth Ha'. God has spoken. please
read; ut is He that stitch up
on the ci, Gle of the EARTH lisa,
81.
Here we have the evidence
that the earth is not fat. There
is circle 10 it. Yet it becomes
necessary for to make some ex
PLANTATION on this point. W.
shall reason on This point. W.
have six months day and 81,
months night in the North, amt
when it is six months day In thu
'N,,rth, st the same time there il
six month night in the South
And to account for this; will
teach US something near tn
shape Of the earth whether it i
Hat or more in the shape of a.
egg We reason tnit II the cart
ye,s tAt. then these difference
in day and nigb1, n n Mort
add South would not occur.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-11-18
Changing the Earth: :"

After reading an article as re.
corded in the Mountain Grove
journal of Oct. % 1915 which is
headed; .t.' ....
"CHANGING THE EARTH"
And in part reads as follows:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-11-18
One Of the Create st
Struggles ever Known
To the World.

On Monday, mber the 9Th.
1915 is named AMERICAN DE.
FENCE DAY. This Day has
been named by the kings of mil
itaryism. or in other words ar.
mament., AN eyes are open to
the European Slaughter Pen,
called Battlefield, where there
is thousands on top of thousands
of poor, hard working men
Slaves to kings) falling in death
in the horrible pits of the money
gods, the power of thraldom,
And those kings gloating over
their victory. And seeing the
power they are gaining over the
laboring men, by having the lab
orer of the Allies killing the
laboring men of Germany and
her c)Ieagues. And then vica-
vercy. For in real it is not a war
of enc nation against another
This is only a blind. 1t is the
great beast gloating for more
power and supremacy, the up.
rising of right and justice in the
combination of labor. And that
is the great crisis that the Amer.
lean people, will have to face,
and just what is before them
now, And it is fact, that the
money gods wants war, in order
to gain more power. They know
that all they have to do is to get
up a war. And then the poor
'laboriDg men will 90 out in the
battle field, at their bidding and
kill one another, just as though
they we're rot human beings.
We pray for the time to come,
that is spoken of in this manner
And be shall judge among
many people, and reouke strong
nations afar off; and they shall
beat their swords into pillow.
shares and their spears into
pruninghooks; nation shall not
lift up a sword against nation,
neither shall they learn war
any more"
But they shall sit every mai
under his vine and under his fig
. tree; and none shall make them
afraid, for the mouth of the Lord
of hosts hath spoken it, micah
ID Az
Also;
And l will rejoice in Jerusalem
and joy in my people, and the
voice of weeping shall no more
be heard in her, nor the voice OF
crying,