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Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
ASK SAFE CONDUCT
FOR z ATTACHES
Secretary Lansing Files Request
With Both British and
French Embassies.

Washington, Dec 1.-THE state de-
partment announced late today that
it had requested the British and
French ebassies to grant safe con.
duct to Capt. Boy-Ed and Capt. vcE
Papen, the German military and an.
val attaches.
Both embassies forwarded the state
department requests to their foreign
offices. The secretary did not ask
for safe conduct for the attaches
successors, because none as yet have
been named. HE is of the opinion,
however, that there will be no Difficult.
ty about securing them when the time
arrives.
The safe conducts were asked by
Secretary Lansing in compliance with
a personal request made by emperor
William when notified Of the request
for the withdrawal of the attaches.
Safe conduct for the successors
likewise were requested by the emper-
or.
There was no indication as to how
soon the attaches would leave tle
United States, but they were allowed
a reasonable time.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
NOTE Of PROTEST
SENT TO FRANCE
Deny Right of France to Remove
German and Austrian Sub.
iects From Neutral Shipe.

Washington, Dec. IA vigorous
protest is being prepared by the state
department against the removal by
the French cruiser, Descartes, Of
German and Austrian subjects from
the American steamships, Carolina,
Coamo and Juan, on the high seas
The note Will contend that removal
sof4 citizens Of any nation frons Ameri.
can vessels on the high seas is with.
out legaf Justification. /.
It will assert in the note, as it was
a year ago in the protest to France
in the case of August Piepenbrink.
that the men removed We're not en-
broiled ''in the armed forces of the
enemy" in the sense that the term is
established in international law.
The communication, it was under.
stood, probably will declare also that
there is no justification for the remov-
al of an enemy's subject from neu.
trail vessel on the high seas bound to
neutral port even is he could be
p.operly regarded as military per.
son. The Trent case during the Civil
war probably will be cited as pre-
cedent.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
BRITALN'S SONS
RALLY TO COLORS
ON LAST DAY
L0RY DERBY's SCHEME DECLARED SUCCESS TIME Elk
TENDED "a HOURS TO REGISTER NAMES.
EXPECT SEVERAL MILLION

London Dec 1.-THE enrolment volunteers
immediate
account of the number owng enlistment
the kingdom eleventh /. 81
Therefore the Office
Sunday
the total enlme
equal any preceedin ng
K J. .t
The Of investment TENDED by and
military and social life have been The
willing their compusion.
regarding
tonight declared
was a
Will Mean Millions.
The last census gave the number of in England Scotland and
Wales between the 18 and 8OG
whom single The general has been that about
100000 entered before Lord Derby recruiting
believed between so and 80
physically
caings
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
SIX. DAY RACE ||| A
CONES TO CLOSE
Australian American Team Wins
Long Bicycle Grind in
New York.

New York, Dec. 11.-Fred Hill and
Alfred Grenda of Australia, the Am
erican-Australian team, won the 23rd
annual six-day bicycle race, which
closed at 1O:05 O'Clock tonight in
Madison Square Garden. The final
score was 2.770 miles and 8 laps
than the best previous record, which
was set by Goullet and Grenda in
New York in 1914.
tMdNamara and Spears finished sec
ond, while Magin and Lawrence were
tied wit, Thomas and Ryan for third
place. sAta
The other teams finished in the fol-
lowing order
Egg and Dupuy. fifth; Eaton and
Madden, sixth; Walthour and Moran;
seventh; ,Hanley and Halsteao,
eighth; Drobach and Cory. ninth;
Scores and I4inart, tenth, and Mitten
and Hanson, eleventh.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
STEAMER RETURNS
TO PORT AF|RE

New York, Dec. 11.-Fire, which
caused the British steamer, Pyning.
hame, to put back shortly after hav-
ing sailed from this port with . large
cargo of sugar consigned to the Brit.
is;l government, was extinguished late
today by fire boat. lsgH
Representatives Of Bowring & Co.;
the vessels agent. said that 10000
bags of sugar in No. 4 hold have been
destroyed, but they made no estimate
of the financial loss. s,.R
members of the bomb squad Of the,
New York police department boarded
the Pyningla:ne after she entered.
off the Statue of Liberty, and search.
ed the vessel. The result Of the
search was not made known and the
steamers agents declined to express
opinion as to the origin Of tie fire.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
GERMAN PRESS makes
BITTER ATTACK upon
WILSON'S MESSAGE
Declares Recall of German Attaches Is
an UnfriendlyAct; Practically Declares
Chief Executive Is Partial to Allies in
Diplomatic Relations.

Berlin, Via London, Dec. l1.-The
Berlin morning papers published a
special wireless dispatch from New
York to the semi.official Wolff bureau
stating that public opinion in Amer
ica is greatly stirred against Ger.
many" and comments as follows:
vs. 1T was to be expected tiiat al, The
converting of congress the British
party would make every effort to
bring about new excitement against
Germany in order to distract the at
-tention of congress from the question
of British pressure on America. This
also is President Wilson's 9. intent. Be-
yond this it lies in the nature of the
Americans that only unconditional
firmness which he .pefceives through
polite formality makes an impression
on him with friends and foe."
Call Wilson ."Hetze."
Several of the other papers used
similar headings with the word
"Hetze" which is hunting express
sicn describing the setting of dog
on it's. prey. -.
Only few of the papers print the
news of the possible demands of the
United States for the recall of Alex.
ander Won Nuber, the Austro.Hungar.
ian consul general at New York. The
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
.0FF|CALS.'SAY
SITUATION IS
Still Ill CRAVE
News Received That American
Note Has Been Received in
Vienna.
STATE DEPARTMENT
REMAINS SILENT
No Exchange Of Notes Will Be
Tolerated American De-
mands Are Final.

Washington, Dee. fl.--Tnere were
no developments today to alleviate
the serious situation that threatens
a rupture OF diplomatic relations be.
tween the United States and Austria.
Hungary.
Officials continued reticent. WOr;r:
that the American note on the sink
ing of the Italian timer, Ancona, with
the loss of American lives, had reach
ed the Vienna foreign Office yester,
day led to a feeling that the Qnes'
ton will resolve iteslf one way or
the other without much delay.
: The com nmunicatiOn Is understood
to ask a disayOWal OF the act of t1e
Austrian submarine which sank, the
liner, punishmen Of the submarine
commander, reparation' for fhe Ameri.
can lives lost, and it has been clearly
indicated taht the United States ex'
poets that these things will be done
promptly. There will be no lengthy
discussion Of the principles involved.
such as was continued by Germany
after the Lusitania tragedy.
It was apparent tonight that Off.
cials who had read the note to Aus
tria viewed the situation as serious
The opinion prevailing as strongly as
ever that diplomatic relations were In
danger of being broken Off unless vi
emma complied Immediately with Am
erica's demand. ,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12

Morning Post, however, makes it a
leading front page article with a
double head and calls it "Mr. Wilson'S
ravages among our diplomats, thus he
preserves the impartiality which we
miss from him as soon as it Is case
Of the British or the French"
The Morning Post. also publishes q
MESSAGE to the Woilf bureau quoting,
Secreary Lantsing, that the recall OF
Captain Boy-Ed and Capt. Won Papen,
the naval and military attaches OF
the embassy at Washington, has no
political background. The Morning
Post comments:
perhaps Mr.. Wilson simply want
ed to do the two officers favor by
helping them to return to their be.
loved home and perhaps the moisture
which he has had over German Amer.
leans came from the sea Of his love
for everything that is German"
The Morgan Post considers the
American note in the Ancona case as
a further "hetze -
The Kreuz Zeitung says of the Lam
sing statement:
IF the demand for the recall of the
attaches has no political background,
it is an unfriendly act which fits per-
fectly into the frame of President Will
sons general policy toward Germany"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
WINTER STOPS
ACTIVITIES on.
VARIOUS FRONTS. 1 {; !.
Lemberg. Evacuated to Shorten
Line During Severe %s,
Weather. j.. r.: !.
NOT TO ABANDON. 3s,: s,y,.:*
BALKAN CAMPAIGN
German Reichstag Is Graphing
With Food Problem-0reek
Situation Unchanged.

London, Dec. 1l.-The main armies
of Europe apparently have settled
down into winter deadlock In the
trenches. No news Of Important Ell.
gagements along the main lines has
been issued for several Gays. aeG4
The Italians continue 10 lombard
Gorilla, but the complete fall of that
town, which has been expected at any
hour for the past fortnight, Is still
delayed. ii .f..,.,a
The Anstro-Germans nave with
drawn from Lemberg, Galicia, accord.
ing to IKiev dispatch, which gives
the prevalence Of scurvy as the rea-
son for this movement, but military
critics consider 1t more reasonable to
believe that they are Strengthening
and shortening their lines for the win
ter. They are constructing fortifica-
tions along the southern section Of
their front.
No Details Received.
NO definite details have been re-
ceived today of the retirement Of the
French and British troops in the Bal
kans along Saloniki, but the Temps
asserts positively that the Allies .lave
decideed to remain with Sal0niki as
their base and send sufficient. rein.
forcements to reduce their offensive.
Apparently this information. was
cleaned from the Anglo-French coun'
Gil of war in Paris, consequently the
Ealkans will remain in the center or
interest.
The days news from. Greece ia:fa.
vesable to the Entente powers. but to.
morrow may witness the, shifting Of
the diplomatic winds to another quar-
ter. A Reuters dispatch from Ath.
nes asserts that the Greek govern.
ment will concede all the Allies de.
mand and that part OF the Greek
troops will be removed from Sai0ni:i,
while a Rome report credits the de-
cision to demobilize. her army.
Control Consumption.
The German reichstag is. graphing
with the problem of the food supply.
Various party schemes have been pre-.
sented to the budget committee. all Of
which include the establishment Of
plan to meet the great crisis. Cen;s
trists propose a most radical, plan Tor
a bureau controlling the distribution
of food. Among its features are the
limitation OF. the consumption Of the
principal commodities in hotels and
restaurants and special help for the
poorer classes.
Copenhagen and Amsterdam furnish
reports of a demonstration In Berlin,
at which the crowd shouted for peace
and even insulted the crown prince.
who arrived at Berlin, but there is no
direct confirmation of tae story.
Troops More South.
Detachments Of infantry nave
reached Philippopolis, in Bulgaria, &C.
cording to the Patria, which says that
an Austro' German army corps is on
its way to that town.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
ANNUAL MEETING Of
BAR ASSOCIATION
Burleigh County Bar Association
Meeting and Banquet Tues
day Night.

Announcement has been made of
the annual meeting Of the Burleigh
County Bar association on Tuesday,
December IA. The meeting and Dan
quet will be held at 1880 p. M, at the
Nick enzie aotel. President Newton
states that all attorneys in Burleigh
county are eligible to membership In
the association, and, SO far as poss-
bile, all have been notified to be pres
ent at the meeting. The bylaws OF
the association provide for an an
nual election of officers on the second
Tuesday OF December, and it is tae
custom for the association to banquet
it's members at the time of holding
elections.
The executive committee has sug-
gested the appointment Of an informal
nominating committee, who will sug-
gest nominations for office, and the
president has accordingly appointed
Messrs. Alfred Zuger, Theodore Kof-
fel and H. c. Bradley as such nom
mating committee: 1t is understood
that this committee will be advisory
only and that members OF the associ-
alton are urged to offer nominations
Independently of the nominating COM
mittee, if they desire to do So The
present officers are: President, g. w.
Newton; vice president, F. H. Regis
ter; secretary-treasurer, B. F. Tillot-
son. Elaborate plans have been made
for tle entertainment of those who
attend the annual meeting and all
'Burleigh county attorneys are urged
to be present to assist in making the
affair success.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
BRYAN MAY Be
A CANDIDATE
FOR PRESIDENT
Also Rumored About Capitol
That He Promised to Support
Speaker Clark.
RUPTURE WITH WILSON
EXPECTED REAL SOON
Look for Open Opposition to
President at Democratic
Convention.

Washington. Dec. 11-Members OF
the democratic national committee
as we'll as tae political 'lieutenants
of President Wilson, are preparing
themselves for an announcement from
William j. Bryan that ne will run
against Mr.. Wilson for the democrat
ic nomination next year or that ne
will back some other man to defea'
the president, if Mr. Wilson seeks
denomination.
It became known today that during
tae recent sessions of the national
committee here the most important
topic Of informal discussion was the
course which Mr.. Bryan will take N
the near future. 1t was the opinion
of many of the "old timers that Bry'
an can hardly avoid rupture with
the president unless he changes, his
course. 8.
Bryan Is Active.
Two interesting stories have leaked
out concerning Bryan's political &C,
tivities One is that he served no
tice ON the national committee that
ne would never stand for the election
of Fred B. Lynch of Minnesota as
it's chairman to succeed Chairman
McCombs.
The other is that through parties
"A ~ tim ofinn tn
Speaker Clark that he ought to Get
into the running for president and
that he would support the speaker.
si The fact that Bryan lis going Ito
fight Lynch. the administrators
choice tc succeed .McCombs, Is look.
ed on by administration leaders less
as evidence of hostility to Lynch tnan
as evidence of determination to war
on the administration a. every turn.
The fight against the administration
military program is only one pnase OF
the fight.
The fact that Charles Bryan, broth
er Of the Commoner, has recently re-
Trained from signing the Wilson peti.
ton in Nebraska, has not escaped at
tentiOn here.
The various activities of the former
secretary of state are being carefully
watched by the political aides of the
White House. Moreover, it is known
in democratic circles that there is
uneasiness felt at the White House
1T is feared that Bryan is prepar.
ing to go the limit in his opposition
to the president and that if things
do not go his way at. St. Louis next
June he may even lead bolt and
try to rend the democratic party in
much the way the republicans We're
split in 1912.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
KENYON FAILS
TO LAND JOB
Progressives Wanted Him Ap.
pointed on Foreign Rela-
tions Committee.

Washington, Dec. 11.-Senate Re
publicans finish their committee elec
ton today and Representative Mann
the house leader, expects to have his
slate ready when the house convenes
Tuesday. This will complete the or
ganization of congress, as Democrats
of both houses have made their com
mittee assignments.
The senS&e Republicans today chose
Senator Oliver of Pennsylvania and
Senator Brandegee of Connecticut to
succeed Senator Root and Senator
Burton on the foreign relations com.
mittee. Democrats have elected Sen.
ators Pittman of Nevada and Phela1
OF California to the vacancies in the
Judiciary committee.
Senator Underwood, Democrat, of
Alabama goes to the appropriation
committee and becomes chairman Of
the committee on Cuban relations.
Senator Works of California succeeds
Senator Root on the judiciary com.
mittee.
The Republicans of the senate will
caucus Monday morning to approve
the assignment. The Progressive
wing is dissatisfied over the defeat of
Senator kenyon fer the foreign rela.
ton committee and is planning to
protest.
Congress probably will recess next
Saturday for the holidays and reas.
semble January 3. ..-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
FULL ATTENDANCE
URGED FOR meeting
Annual Meeting Of Bismarck
Commercial Club to Be Held
Tomorrow Night.

A full attendance of members is
promised fer the tenth annual meet
ing of the Bismarck Commercial club,
to be held i the convention hall of the
organization at o'clock tomorrow
evening.
In many respects, the meeting will
be the most important in the history
of the organization. The past year
has been an active one; it has wit.
messed radical changes in the cluo
program, and it is felt taht the CLUB
today stands upon the threshold of an
era of great usefulness to the COM
munity.
The club closes the year with more
than 900 members; it closes the year
with it's revenues greatly increased;
it's operating expenses reduced, and
its indebtedness very much decreas'
ed.
The annual reports to be presented
tomorrow evening will tell of a year
of accomplishment, and will give
promise of a year of even greater
achievement to come. Optimism.
founded upon firm fact, will be the
keynote.
The principal address Of the eve
ming will be delivered by Rufus r.
Wilson of New York oity, one of
Americas foremost communicable.
ers. Mr.. Wilson is a rapid-fire talker
with message which he gets across
in the shortest possible time. His
message will be one of vital import
ance to Bismarck. He has come
three.quarters of the way across the
continent to deliver it, and it is be-
lieved that Bismarck will come out to
hear him.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
ATTEMPT MADE TO
BLOW UP BRIDGE

Oakland, CAL, Dec. ia package
containing six sticks Of dynamite
equipped with caps and fuses was
found today by an Italian fisherman
under bridge over the Alhambka
creek. a short distance west from
Martinez, which carries the main line
track of the Southern Pacific railroad.
Over tbs bridge pass trains which
carry the output of the Hercules Pow
der company and the Standard Oil
company to the east. -!
officials express the opinion that
the dynamite was placed under the
bridge to hinder the movement Of
war munitions.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
". J.. BRYAN NAY. Be
HELD IN CONTEMPT

New York, Dec. 11.-W. j. Bryan,
former secretary of state, in an order
signed by Supreme Justice Whitaker
today was declared in default for fail
ure to answer a summons to appear
as a witness in the suit for %lleged
libel brought by Petros ietanis
agains D. J. Vlasto and S. J. Vlasto.
The court also issued an order re.
quiring Mr.. Bryan to show cause why
he should not be adjudged in con-
tempt of court. This was made re-
turnable December %.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12

Up to the time that William
Jacobus, the scrap metal expert.
stepped into the limelight by show
ing how Uncle Sam could save mil
lions on the scrap usually sold as
junk very few people. # any, knew
that one could specialize on junk and
become an expert in this line. Mr..
Jacobus has taught the navy depart
ment alone how to save $2,000,OCO a
year.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12

BISMARCK DEFEATS M;>VDA>.
The Freshman team of the Bis
marck High School basketball team
defeated the Mandan Sophomore
team. 80 to Is, in a game Saturday
night,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-12
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-15
ALUMNI peace coNEERENcE.-
Ames and Iowa Men Would Avoid
Fight Over Appropriations.

Special TO Times Republican.
Ames, Nov. 15.-What will doubtless
result in more harmony between the
alumni of both Iowa State College and
the state university was brought about
Of the executive committees of both
schools met in peace conference"
The idea of the conference was to
adopt plans whereby the biennial fight
before the legislature over appropria-
tions could be avoided. There has been
more or less of feeling between the
alumni bodies Of each school every
time the legislature has met and the
needs of the two schools are placed
before the appropriations committee.
1t is an effort to eliminate this feeling
that the conference was held.
1t was voted to continue the COM
mtttee and invite as members repre-
sentatives from the Iowa State Teach
ers' College at Cedar Falls. Sub COM
mittees Of three from each alumni as
ISOLATION will be named to adopt the
best methods of procedure before the
legislative committee and report to the
two executive committees. ]. w. Hook.
OF Marshalltown, is president OF the
Ames alumni association. and Robert
j. Bannister of Des Moines OF the
state university association. Mr.. Hook
was named as a member of the sub
committee by the Ames executive COM
mittee, and viii appoint the two other
members from the Ames alumni
The feeling between the members Of