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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-07-22
AN AUTO ACCIDENT THIS MORNING
Well Known Roy Men Have Unpieas.
ant Experience Near the
Great Northern.

About ! o'clock this morning, G. e
McCarty. +. G. Marshall and Earl Mar
tin, all of Roy. and an agent of the
Aetna Life Insurance company, com
ing to Lewistown by auto from Roy
met with bad accident about 100
feet beyond the Great Northern depot
where there is "a very dangerous
place. Mr. Marshall was driving and
turned from the Kendall road into
First avenue when he struck the cul
vert and the car went over. Mr.. Me
Carly was hurled against the edge OF
the sidewalk, standing some feet
above the scene, and received some
ugly wounds about the head and face
Mr.. Marshall was caught under the
car, sustaining no more serious In
iuries than some bad bruises. While
he was imprisoned, however, the over
turned car caught fire and with visions
of being burned to death he yelled
Justify and the others lifted the car
up sufficiently for him to get out
The other two occupants of the auto
escaped unhurt.
Make Protest.
The members of the party visited
the Democrat News office directly at
ter the accident, to make protest
against this very dangerous place be
ing allowed to exist.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-07-22
NEW NOTE
To GERMANY
Note is Intended to Be the
Last Word of United
States to Berlin.
UNFRIENDLY ACTS

Note Is About 1900 Words Lono. and
While Nowhere in it Is There Direct
Intimation Of the Course Which the
United States Will Pursue In Event
Of Another Disaster, There Are EN-.
phatic Statements Throughout the
Communication That Friendly Rela.
tions viii Depend Upon Future Con.
duct Of Submarine Commanders.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-07-22

Continued on page eight
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-07-22

Citations were issued Monda,
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1915-07-22

and tonight all the night shifts are
working.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
RESERVISTS
CoOntiausd from FIRST Page,

in the air. and were answered from
the crowd. but later no bullet wounds
could be found. Several policemen.
however. required hospital attention.
head wounds, a broken leg. wrenched
arms and severe Commissions being
among their injuries.
Although the officers used their
clubs at times. few OF the disturbers
bore marks OF the fray. The North
Square disorders developed from tue
attempt OF some OF the reservists TO
make fellow countrymen. who were
not going 10 sail with them, show
their allegiance TO their flag accord
ing 10 the police. Officers attempted
to quell these small disturbances only
TO have both sides turn upon them and
stones were thrown and knives drawn
by the crowds. One officer was
slashed across the cheek and arms.
The Canopic sailed just before MD
night According TO officers in charge
OF the reservists there were 1880 re-
servists In the Canopic's steerage
quarters and few in the cabins ana
they claimed all were aboard ship
when the trouble occurred.
The party was IN charge or Dr. ID
Nina an Italian royal commissioner
who said he had no statement to
make regarding the antlGerman de.
monstration.
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tons and examinations and with so
materially changing his testimony be-
fore the court OF inquiry as 10 cause
comment
Four Turned Back.
Leonard p. VESSEL OF Whining
ton, n c.; James +. Waddell. OF
Louisville. Ky; Horace r. Whitaker.
OF Pennsylvania. and William r.
Hopkins, Jr. Of Cincinnati. O.. are
ordered turned back into the succeed
ing class. Waddell and Whitaker
were found 70 have visited the build
ings at unauthorized times. Hopkins.
who was roommate OF Reagle was
held TO have been aware al various
times that there were in his room
blue prints that appeared on future
recitations or examinations and 10
have used the matter 10 a certain ex-
tent
Ensign Elmer 3. Hough. OF
Wellsburg, w. Va. is ordered
placed at the foot Of his class for
unauthorized visits TO the build
tngs and taking away Of turbine
sheets' containing suggestions Of
future Rotations. Hough was
found not guilty Of irregularities
In connection with the last annual
examinations.
David Click. OF Pittsburgh. is 10 re-
ceived 20 dement's for improper visits
10 the buildings before the recent ey-
aminations when certain matter was
copied.
Not SUbstantiated.
The court found that no charges
had been substantiated against X.
Keller, OF New Stanton. Pa: T.. Il
Jones. Of Erie Pa: W. j. Confer. OF
Hamilton. o.. G.. ID Price. OF Charles
ton. W Va; and several others who
became involved during the progress
OF the inquiry
Evidence that IS midshipmen sur
reptitously had visited the buildings
10 obtain their marks IN advance Of
publication is 90 be- sifted further un
der order of the secretary BY the SUP
erintendent Of the academy The
court did not investigate this phase
thoroughly because Of Tho sailing OF
the practice squadron
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GUARDSMAN Is
KILLED BY HORSE

TOBYHANNA. Pa, Aug. 15-Cor.
poral Charles Essick. aged %. Bat.
terry e.. national guard OF Pennsylva.
MIA was kicked by a horse and almost
instantly killed late today. Essick
and comrade we're engaged in
friendly tussle when he tripped and
fell ~ the feet OF the horse. The
accident occurred at Sterling. 10
miles north Of here while members
or the battalion. now encamped al
Tobyhanna were resting after a prac.
tice march. The battalion will re.
turn 10 the reservation here tomorrow
stopping enroute for final target drill
on NO. 13 hill
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AGED RECLUSE Is
FOUND MURDERED

SNOW HILL. Nd. Aug. 15.-Sam-
uel Chatham. rs years old. farmer
who has lived the life Of a recluse
for several years. was found today
murdered at his home on the county
road leading from Snow Hin 10 Prn-
cess Anne The body was lying in tne
kitchen doorway He had been struck
on the head with a club.
Chatham was reputed TO have con.
siderable money Three years ago
his home was robbed OF $1,000 IN
god. The Tobber was never cap
tured. although clues led 10 one or
the large eastern cities. other fatal
ties have befallcn the Chatham her
mitage. A sister. who was as mucn
OF a recluse as the murdered man,
died from some strange cause. tier
brother. upon returning home from a
neighbOrhood store. found her uncOn-
scious. and as she never recovered,
a mystery surrounded her death
Circumstances pointed at that time
TO robbery.
The farmers home today was ia
confusion. Every place which might
have hidden money or valuable papers
had been opened. An old chest IN
which Chatham was reported to have
stored HIS money and from which the
money was stolen three years ago was
broken open. No one seems 10 know
IL there was any money In the mouse
on Saturday nor does there seem 20
be any clue as 10 the murderer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
LEPER Is HELD
AT PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH. Ang. he. r. Ora
bic. aged A.. who claims TO have been
sufferer from leprosy for six years
and who says he escaped here from
Washington, ID. C.. where he had been
confined for two years. Is being held
at the municipal hospital while the
citys health authorities are investf
eating his story. Cradle applied 10
the department of public charities YES.
terday for assistance. A physician was
called and after an examination era.
bic was ordered to be taken 10 the
hospital and isolated in a tent. An ef
fort Is being made by DR. J. r. Ed
wards. director of the department OF
public health TO have Cradle returned
TO Washington.
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STARVATION WAGES
tcontlnusd - - 80

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49,, ,, ~. ~, W
49,, -. -. "a il, 90 49,. 49,
tovcsttgsto-s ,ddlg ,.rtct- .,rl.,
@1ce annie iYsi,geJ bi. 1.. III i'.
-, d,
sb,-,e a,oL. e,-,t.
s-rbe strft. g'9s broIsr b, et.,.r
rueono Kfrt,ad afte -.ro-t $500,
who ersf o,ar4,grd and 5i.,rg.r....l
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RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
seeley, Who Fitted Czar o. Russia
Called 20 Wheeling.

p. n Seeiey OF Chicago end rhu-
adelphIa. the noted truss orpert viii
b. or tho McLure Hotel and viii re-
main in Wheeling this Sunday. W0n.
day and Tuesday only. August lB. rs
and ~. Mr Seeley says. The sper.
matte shield AL now uFed and ap-
proved by the United States Govern.
meut viii NOT only retain any case or
rupture perfectly anording Immodfata
and complete relief. bIf closes the
openlng ln DO days ou the average
case. This instrument received the
only award in England and ln spaf1.
producing results without aurgerv DID.
iections. medical treatments or pre-.
scriptons Mr SCrley has documents
from The United states Government.
Washington. ID o.. for inspection All
charity cases without charge. or II any
Interested call ho will be- clad 10 aroy
same without charge or 90 them 10
desired Business demands prevent
stopping a. any other place In this
section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16
ATTACK REPULsED.

CpNSTANTGNOpLE Aug u via Lon
don Aus. Do 90 20. m An attack direct
90 hr ArgIu-frHr"H troops aga ust tho
Turkish right wiuE north ~ Arr Burnu.
on the fuIIIuuu peninsula. wHr rcpulrtI
bN strong counter attack on THURSDAY.
according 10 an official statement given
out today Saturday bg the Turkish
war department.
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YOUNG MAN DROWNED.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug H. Harry
Iife % years old jumped from n small
steamer into the .TtoIa ware river TODAY tG
save m wumun.H hat which had blown
overheard fIr was seized with cranua
ana was drowned boz aTife uf the efforts
uf four other passenger who jumped In
Co the river ln an attempt 90 save him.
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MIDDIES DISMISSED
fo9ntinusd won Firrt Psrs.I

rIfen ices severe penalties and others
wore lkurUrHf.d
tfId numHr NlI.on was found
guilty of H.vire on advance copy Of
Hu examination question and submit.
ung lIa paper without Reporting This
fact improperly assisting lower class
mon after obtaining examination pa
p're visiting tho building at unauthor.
ICED Times t0 obtain hIa examination
mHrE. obtaining sheets with quce
lions for future reCIfafi0na and thus
affnIrine a position In tho class To-
which boz waH not entitled and az
tempting fo communicate with
segregated mldshIpman during tho in.
qulry VraElo was found guilty 90
surrcpfIuously obtaining his marks
and advance Information on rocIfa.
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AeropIanea ID Rorder

LAYTON. OKLA. Aug IA sec
ond aeroplano section. 10 reinforce
the one already ordered from Fort
Sill. 20 the Texas border. was late 10.
Gay ordered To- entrain for Browns
Vile. Texas. officers here announced
A battalion of scouts consisting Of Is
men under Major Albert j. RowIey
also was ordered TO Brownsville. h
was said
Heavy rains east OF Port sill today
caused several hours delay In the
cntraining Of the troops for Browns.
VILE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

LAREDO Texas Aug fT-VUia
troops after several DAYS of nrhunr in
the vicinity OF Salu1o. Mexico. have
been driven into the rIty of saIrIio
proper. aCordiuE to Carranza author.
tiles i1 NueFo Laredo who announced
IHo receipt of fologuuhIc adVcss TO-
might The message aaId fighting con
unucd about SaiulI0
About 5000 men orc engaged ON
each side. DO I4 stated and casualties
have been heavy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. A for
NAL brief on behalf of General Car
rama has been filed with Secretary
Lansing. asking for political recog-
milton In the conference which Secre-
tary Lansing is holding with the six
central and south American powers.
II Is probable that at the next meet
ing OF the conference that Carranza's
claims will be acted upon. Il is I'M
derstood that he Is hostile to Tagle.
whom the members OF the conference
seem inclined to favor as provisional
president OF Mexico.
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group oft SUGAR planters IN tho
neIlhhorloni OF HaE0. Occidental SO
F.Ur have orrHrITrd corporation TO-
take ADVANTAGE of tho now law Of
government 1id In tho Establishment
Cf SUGAR rrrfraIa This Dol tho arst
instance of on effort to take advanf.
aEe of tho now law Tho capitalism
ton ia s. 510 and fho plan Is 10 es.
tahlish small central
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

PARIS. Aug. Is. $3.50 y. m.-After
violent hand 90 hand fighting near
F'uisalenue In the region between the
Disc and Aisne rivers. French troops yes
terday succeeded In occupying the OK
cavation caused BY the explosion OF a
mine under a German trench. according
o. the statement issued this afternoon
by the French war department. ENCcp-
tionaliy violent artillery duels are re-
ported in the Artois. the Champagne
and the Lorraine districts. Nineteen
French aeroplanes dropped los bombs
on German depots In the valley OF spada.
near st. Aiihiel.
The text Of the statement follows:
In the course Of the night artillery
duels were particularly violent in Artois.
IN the region OF Souchcz. a. Rocllcuurt.
in the Champagne at Ecausejour fort.
and In Lorraine. In the region OF Lem
try and Reitton.
between the Disc and the Aisnc we
exploded mine 90 the north ~ Pui-a-
lennc and we occupied the excavation
after violent hand 90 hand fighting
In the ArgOuuo, al the Cuurtea
ChauFea and at Ia Funtainc there we're
engagements with bombs and potarda.
In the NoEgcE. lu the region of the
Pave river. a German mlnc was cxpiod-
"a on fIiIl 6OT. south OF Lugz. without
causing any loss or damage
"a squadron Of 10 acceptance bonn
bardcd the German parks and depofs IN
the valley Of Suads. Tho nviatora drop
ped los shells ON their obiccuEes All
usroplanos returned without incident
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our infantry accordingly advanced as
far as the slopes OF Seikofel and Croda-
Rosa In the same way IN the F'aiwi-
70 basin and IN the Monte Nero zone our
field artillery made considerable Yro-
Eress.
An enemy armored train carrying
light artillery attempted an attack with
out success at the extreme right wing
OF our positions southeast OF Monfal-
cone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

LONDON. Aug rs. 1922 D. m-Au
along the line on the eastern front in
northwest Russia and Poland the Ger
manic armies. according 10 Berlin are
again in full swing against the Rus
SLAMS. who everywhere have been
driven back or repulsed In attempts
at sorties or 20 make stands.
Little fighting OF sanguinary
character "a In progress except In the
east. although there has been a hand
10 hand engagement near Bagatelle in
France. for an excavation made by
the explosion OF a French mine. a re-
sumption OF the bombardment OF Bel
grade and counter artillery attack
by the Servians against Semlin and
Panscova and battling on the CALI
poll peninsula and I'm Asiatic Turkey.
with the Turks claiming the advan-
tage In the former region against the
allies. and the Russians asserting that
IN the latter zone the Ottoman forces
have been defeated. on the Austro-
Italian front no decided gains for
either side are chronicled.
A Fresh Advance
In Poland a fresh advance north
east OF Warsaw between the Narew
and the Bug has been made by the
Teutons. still according to Berlin,
Novogeorgievsk has been more close
ly surrounded and ground has been
gained all along the fronts in the
southeastern districts. whore the Rus
SLAMS are declared to be still falling
back
Except for the fight for the crater
made by the explosion near Bagatelle
artillery engagements have predomi-
mated along the western line In
France. The French communication
asserts that the attempts OF the Ger
mans 10 expel the French from this
crater have been unsuccessful.
In addition to the land fighting.
Paris tells of the fight OF a French
aerial squadron dropping bombs on
German bases in the valley OF the
Spada, near st. Mihiel
Constantinople reports that the at
tacks OF the allies against their right
wing near Ari Burnu on the Gallipo-
II peninsula, we're put down and that
the Turkish artillery shells directed
against Anaforta plain and Seddul
Bahr forced a retirement Of the al
lies from the former place and des-
troyed their bomb throwing devices
on the latter sector.
Fires were started by the shells OF
the Servians in their bombardment
Of Semlin and Panscova. according to
Nish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-16

ln fhc Do months since the beein.
n'nE oi th' war seven vessels flying
fhe American far have entered the
port Of Lisbon with miscellaneous car.
rnt. 1--we steamer. and two sailing
ships IrrrIu uaIN fu AurTHf #. 1914.
only ono vessel uf American register
entered trIa port ln ls years and That
was In zoos
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..' .''.. all. .'. H.H |"H.H Aux Tr
DO Do An official HfHfrnarf r..
eurd today % tho nanlularfrra I'D ffa
Italian general sfnff was HH f1uIua
in Tho AH'En valley Hr HrmuraH train
~ fHn enemy. Ur which were r.#Hf.H.F
small rHIINrr rIua Hr1 machine rH.a.
tried fU raid fHH Sierra Vale rnI|r.rH
station vac easily IrpIIenf a small Hf.
fHrF against our positions a. Monte
MarEIurr UU rho plateau northeast .f
tr..r. H|eH ruH rruIIHar
|n fHe valley 10 FnrrH I'm the ur.rar
HlsrrI fhr enemy .n force affarkaf TO-
HlflnnH recently conquered bV HH. f.f M.
Ter sharp STRUGGLE was Obliged fa frff
bach with heavy losses
TN tho aarfrn valley nr the rrfr The
fnerny's artillery ceased fl reply fl ours
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IN THE WEST.

PARIS. Aug. Is. 1870 p. m.-The
following official communication was
issued this evening:
The day has been quiet on the whole
OF the front.
In the Argonne the Intervention OF
our artillery has Interrupted the bonn
bardment OF the enemy at Courtes-
Charmes.
In the sector OF Bagatelle the explo-
sion or a mine has resulted In "A night
for the occupation OF the crater. the
The enemy has fired few shots at
long range on the open town OF Mont
Didier. our counter artillery attack has
stopped his fire.
as a reply TO the bombardmcnt Of 81.
Die and our camp OF Weithtrn EAST OF
the LtnEekopfJ, We have bomharded the
railway station OF St. Marie-Aus-Mincs
and the German camp at MarrenstalL'
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NO WORD RECEIVED
toontinusd From Firrt P.r..,

Villas lines southwark. where he
planned TO seek conference with
beneral Obregun. chief OF General
Carranza's military leaders
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Bavaria: The Russians put up stub
born resistance against the advance OF
this army group. During the course OF
the day We succeeded In breaking
through the enemy positions near the
nor Losyce and midway between
retreating.
The troops under General. Won Woy-
rsch alone up TO August IL took 1000
prisoners, including % officers and also
captured machine guns. Army group
OF General Won Mackensen. The defeat
ed enemy yesterday attempted 10 range
his front on a line OF RoLanka. north or
Mlodawa. southwest OF Slawatycza,
Horodyczce and Miedzyrzes. Under the
force OF our Immediate attack the enemy
resumed his retreat this morning"
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ard Martsf s.
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and Chauune 81
wu1. HEIuNE. twenty -fourth ana
Chapiine 81
JOHN COLEMAN. twenty
and Claplins -
vEHEmAu CourECTIouARY.
Twenty -eighth ana Cnapuns o.
mrEHa GTohE Twenty eighth
and Cnnullun 81
a. mcnERoW TmrtF-eiahfh S.
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or permit collective action or to make
any concession to the men except OF
its own free will and accord.
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IEI kDfNAII. Aus so. via fnrIHr.
Aur 10. % a later statement
.rEHrlirE fhr operations Ir fHr Eru.
.4HlH Issued tonight eHH Hf fnIIIua
Do che I1a.IUa valley HH r.uHIarf
TurfIen HffarFa Inf|IOfIrE heavy ..ra.a
columns. continuing fNr pursuit attach.
fI and occupied NalHfFH.rf and made
moro chen 200 prisoners In ono dew
.fr fHa direction .f Nlr ono IN our
dr'HrHuHrfa met and FOUGHT tho
kuria taking many prisoners
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BERLIN. Aug. IS. via London. AIS
p. m:-Summerizing the statement is
sued by the German army headquarters
staff today. German troops on the north
crn end Of the Russian battle front have
driven the Russians from kubiHko. in q
northeasterly direction. taxing 2.35f
prisoners. 4 Russian sortie from kovno
fortress was repulscd. the Germans cap
turing 600 men. Between the Narew
and the Bug rivers. the Tteutons took
more than Z 500 prisoners In the region
OF I.osyce and Medzyrzec the Germans
broke through the Russian positions and
General Won Wovrsch's army along car
tured 1000 Russians up 20 August II
on the southern ed Of the battle line
the Russians again began 20 retreat this
morning.
The text OF the statement follows.
In the western theatre. In the Ar
Eonne. the Martinswerck o. being rebuilt.
We buried $50 French corpscs.
The repeated bombardment % Muen-
ster, IN The valley ~ the Fecht. was an
Fwered b. us with "a BON hardmcnt Of the
railway tunnel az ST. Die. Tho French
whose fire had been directed afterNard
toward Markirch ceased once they reaIiz-
ed the Intentions Of our artillery.
In the eastern theatre. Army group
troops under General Won Beulow have
driven the Russians near kubIsko in a
northeasterly direction. They captured
four officers and 1850 men and took one
machine gun. A Russian aorfie from
kon0v was rcpulsed. one thousands
prisoners fell into orr hands our at
tacsing troops worked nearer % The fort.
Between the Narew and thc Bug on
the line occupied b. The Russians ~ re-
ported yesterday. the enemy made
stubborn stand Nareu crossing yrar
The army Of General Won schoiz yea-
fernaF took moro fHnr 1000 prisoner
and OF General Won galIwiz took 3.5s0
prisoners. including ~ officers. They
also captured ter wa.rIrs xIra on aid
fronts Wr gained ground
Army rroup or Prince Leopold o.