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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-06
FAREWELL SERVICE FOR NURSE

Marietta, Pa, Sept. 6.-A farewell
service was held to-day in the Done
gal Presbyterian church for Miss
Katharine c.. Wilmer, who is gradu-
ate nurse and will sail for China in
week. She is under appointment of
the Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions, to the Chinese district.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-06
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

Halifax. Pa, Sept. 6. - Sunday
schools of Fisherville, Ebenezer and
Enders held their annual picnic in W.
H. Miller's Grove. Refreshments
were served in the grove and music
was furnished by the Ki1linger band.
Addresses were delivered by the Rev.
]. c. Pease and the Rev. ]. F. Stah-
ley.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-06
CARMHEELs FOR RUSSIA

Enola. Pa. Sept. 6. - A consign-
ment of 27 cars containing 64s
drop forged car wheels for the
ussian Government passe d
through the Enola yards on Thursday.
AS we'll as a shipment of rolls for
large rolling mill at New Castle, New
South Wales .-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-06
GLASS OFFICERS CHOSEN

Enola, Pa, Sept. 6.-Members Of
the Senior class of the Enola High
school have elected the following offi-
GERS: President, Paul Harkisoni treas
urer, Edward Hassler, and secretary,
Zulia Zimmerman.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-06
G. V. FIREMEN's CONVENTION AT
GIIIDIlI,A-GRIILyC SLCIl-E no

For this occasion the c. v. r. R.
will sell excursion tickets at rate of
2 cents per mile on September 8. 8
and 10, good to return until Sept. 11th.
On Thursday, Sept. 9Th, Parade
Day, tickets will be sold at one fare
for the round trip, limited to date of
issue.-Advertisem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-06
WINCHESTER FAIR

The C. V. R. r. will sell tickets to
Winchester, Va, during the week of
the Fair, September 6 to II, at special
excursion rates. For time of trains
consult Ticket Agent.-Advertisem
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-06
RETURNS FROM WESTERN TRIP

Enola, Pa, Sept 6. - Albert T.
Kerstetter, employed as yard brake
man on the east bound hump OF the
Fnola wards has lust returned after
months trip to Pittsburgh, Chicago,
Denver, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles,
San Riego and San Francisco.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-06
HOME TALENT CONCERT

OFctIuF 70 TIC 7 cEFBTupH
Halifax, Pa, Sept. 6. A musical
entertainment was held in Bowman's
church on Sunday evening, by Prof.
j. T. Hoffman's male chorus COM
posed entirely of home talent.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-06

works hard and makes YOUR
wash easy. You rest while it
dissOlves the grease and dirt
in the clothes. Then a few rubs
With the hands or on a wash
board, a good rinse and the
clothes are ready for Wringing-
whittier, cleaner than if you
tOiled all day over the wash
tubs and Wash-bOiler.
Just wonderful for all household cleaning.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18
Iran a cortar lena al monte para.
no MORSE de hambre
Los mexicanos que Sc encUeTtran SIN trabajc
sin eIementOs de sIIbSiStencia, acepth1 Ia
proposition que Sc les hace

De tai manera So ia aceDJuado Ia
escasez de ura6ajo en- esya ciudad, es-
peciaimenee p4ra aues.ros comp&lrto-
tas. que a.~uuoS amer:cancs 5ien IN
tenc.opa.os Sc han preocuvado serl@-
mente por Ia #ura coadicloa en- cue
Sc eacueutraa machoS de auesl-cs
comDarrio-a-. que Il aiario esrjn ex-
puesros e ga-ecer De nambre. ellos =
sus EamiI;a~. p3r fa.Ja dc trabajo que
les r~roeor-.o-e gu medic honrado dc
prcveerse ae To- ms Indispensable
para 10 r.&a.
Este La,clmoso esJado en- cue Sc
~eusientra 1n GRAN -lEsero &c meEi-
cano-. co---Ssta 5---1emea-e con el
estate H~cuaaci5la ne machos refugia-
dos po!:ticos, ra.aoS ae liz @-ac.a de
Carraaaa O. Via, au@ osceutan&o eoor
mes y "co~v>caates p.earas CT los
dedos de SIS Sr@cicidas manos." Sc
pa,ean my ut@nos. en- aatom5v.! o
d pie. aerrocnaato =. trv-o de sus
~@dentores rrab2ios, gor las Gales
mas c~oucarr'ias da c>ta c.adai o 2or
o,ras iJlcs. 5on5- h@,cea gaia be sls
mai aGq.s-a,a- r.u.s1@s.
Hasa Ia fecha Pc. han.gs .io
oje uiagan "ne>iya.a .y-ira.e ie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18

Prudential razonaba con una dis
.~recion ' una Iogica de que no Ia
hubiera creido capaz. No supe que
conteStarle, sino que tenia mucha RI
z6u: lie di Ia mano Y le agradeci sus
consoles.
-Eamos, vamos,-me dijo,-olvi-
lie esas malas teorias y riase; Ia vi
ia es encantadora, amigo mic. pero
segUn ell prisma b&jo e. cual Sc Ia
mira. Consulte listed sino a su ami
20 CASTOR; csc es un hombre que nc
parece comprender ell amor confor-
me yo lie comprendo. De TODD este
es forZoso que Sc listed.
pues de otra suerte Sc convertlEla
listed en- IN joven insipido; es neca-
sario CUE quede ~plenamente onve2
edo de que cerca de aqui hay una
linda joven que espera i~mpaciente-
mente que Sc vaya el hombre que es-
Ia en- su casa; que piensa en- listed,
que guarda para listed Ia noche y
que lie anna, estoy segura de clio. A
nora pongamonos a la ventana para
yer cuando sale el condo, que no tar
dara en- dejarnos ell puesto libre.
Prudential abrio IN aventana. a la
que nos aSomamos.
Ella miraba las pocas personals que
transitahan; yo meditaba.
Todo cuanto acababa de decirme
nj bullia en- Ia cabeza, Y no po-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18

q mcnOs de ]cOnvenir en- que Pru-
,e7cia tenia raz0n; pero el amor raa!
lue sentia yo por Nargarita encon-
raba dificultad en- avcnirse con ia
Is raciocinios. Asi cs que De Guam
10 en- cuando Sc me escapaban hon
los ~suspiros que hacian ~volverse Il
Prudencia. V la obligaban Il eHco-
-erse de hombrcs como e. mGdico
que desconfia de Ia cu-acion de I'm
cnfermo.
Como echamos de yer Ia breve-
dad de la vida por "a rapidez de las
~sensacjones. pensaba. Solo hace
dos dias que conozco a Margarita;
es mi guerrilla Gesde aver NADIA mas.
y va Sc ha a~poder&do de tai suerte
de mi pensamiento, de mi coraz6n y
de mi vida. que Ia vista de csc con-
de de G.. es una d~esgracia para
MI"
Por fin. Ell condo salio, subio d su
coche Y desapareci6. Prudencia ce-
rr6 su ventana.
Al propio tempo oimos que Mar
garita nos llamaba.
-Vengan prOnto, va ponen "a me-
sa,-decia.-vamos Q Cenar.
Cuando entire en- su habitacion,
Margarita corrio a mi e~ncuentro,
ech5seme al cuello Y me abraz6 con
toda su fuerza.
-tContinuamos taciturnos?-me
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18

LIN haria seria enorme. y en- cam
TO-. maria listed un sacrificio seme-
ante por ella? Cuando apareciera
/ nastio. cuando "a estuyiera listed
.ansado de ella, :Gque haria listed
7or indemuizarla de las ~perdidas que
Re habria o~casionado? NADIA. La
habria listed apartado del mundo don
de estaban su fortuna Y su porve-
mir. : despucs que ella lie Sacrificara
sus meiores amos. Ia olvidaria listed.
Entonces una de dos: o seria listed
IN hom5re vulgar. y echandole en- ca
IA su paSado, le diria listed que al
abandonarla hacia listed nj mas nj
menos 10 mismo que sus demaS aman
ties, Y Ia dejaria entregada a una
miseria posiIiva; 0 seria listed un
hombre honrado y creyendose obliga
do = corservarla a su lado, Sc entire
gavia listed miSmo q una d~esgracia
inevitable, porque esta claSe de in
trinidad. Derdonable en- un joven, no
10 es tratandose de un hombre de
edad madura. Es un obstaculo pa
Ia TODD: no pernite nj la familia nj
Ia ambicion, esos segundos Y postre-
ros amores del hombre. Creame.
amigo mic, tome listed las cosas por
10 que valen. las mujeres por 10 que
son en- 81, y no de listed a una cor
tesana ell derecho de llamarse SUI
.acreedora, sea por 10 que quiera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18

gt~ sieviera sus criados Y su habi-
ac.5a con 10 que e!IoS lie dan. No
aicer Cue 10 saben. afectan nc
@e. NADIA, = c2@aGo sc eStjn salts
tecao- Sc van. s. tienen la vaai-
dos. ~pre,easl6n dc a;ender q todos
los gas5os, sc arruinaa como unos
ncc.oS y v&n . hacerse marar en- A
f..ca desnues de haber dejado Glen
nj! frances de Gegdas en- Paris. "
cree listed que Ia mljer Sc muestra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18

lilo.
No, VA Sc ha pasado.-respon-
iii Prudeacia,-le he cchado un ser
non y me ha p~rometido ser razona-
bic.
Sea en- buena bora.
MarGarita estaba va vestida con
III peinador blanco.
Nos sentamos a la mesa.
Gracia, dulzura, expansion. TODD
estaba reunido en- Margarira; de
tempo en- tempo me veia cbIigado a
re-Jnocer que no me asistia el de-
rccho de pedirle otra cosa; que mt
chos hombres en- mi lugar Sc consi-
derarian dichosos, Y que como el pas
tor de Virgilio debia limitarme . 60
Ear los placeres que un dos 4 una
diosa me proporcionaba.
Procure, pues, poner en- prdctica
las teorias de P~rudencia, Y mostrarme
tan jovial como mis- dos companeras;
pero 10 que en- elias era eSpontaneo,
en- mi era Tornado, Y Ia risa nerviosa
con que las engane Sc aproximaba al
llanto.
Termin6 la cena y quede solo con
Margarita, la cual, siguiehdo su cos
tumbre, fue poniendose a mirar con
ojos tristes las ondulaciones de la
llama.
iReflexionaba! EN- que? Lo ig-
moro; yo ia contemplation GJn amor y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18
EL Lie. EDUARDO T3NtR!E-

Anteriormente rafic2Io eli Ia ciu.
lad de Mexico, ofr"ce a listed sus
seTyici0s en- coda claSc de aSuatos
relacionados con su profession, "a
sea aqui @ en- la R"gdblica Next
cana. Ell Lie. TamariI eSta as0cia-
do con los abogados GUbbs, EskriIs2
Ell los nGmeros IA q 720 del Brady
Building, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18
PERMISOS PARA FiNCAR

". c. Nc. Oregon. h~abitaci6n de
cinco pleas, Ashley Place, block
3G31: $1.7G0.
John Hassman, bodegas, Belmont
Street, block 421. $3.50.
Fred Smith, habitacion de cuatro
pleas, Lancaster Street. block 1898;
$500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18
GA PREN5A" publics To-
das ias noticias tai como son.
ain 'hacerle Is hngha G EsGic"

c&fi con terror al consiGerar los su-
fr:mientos que por ella me cspera-
ban.
Ven 4 sentarte I mi lado,-mc
dijo dc im~proviso.
H!celo ash.
-iSabes en- que estaba pensan-
do?
No.
En- una combination que he For-
mado.
~ cuaf es?
No puedo confiartela todavia.
pero 81 anunciarte 10 que de ella re-
sultara. Rcsultara que de a.l..i a un
mes estare completamente nbre, u
no debere NADIA, y que iremos a pa
sar juntos en- ell campo TODD ell We
rano.
~ no puede decirme por que
medic?
No. Unicamente es precise que
me ames como te amo Y TODD sal
dra bien.
-jY listed sola es la cue ha idea
do esa combination?
ST.
-jI Ia llevara listed q cabo por
81 sofia?
Para mi seran los cuidados,-
dijo Margarita con n sonrisa
que no olvidare jamas,-pero par
OC~ontinuari).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18
4 Les pGGlESOHES M MuSiCA y Al.
rjBLiJD.

Fl 81. Pedro y. PARA. cunocido compost
Ter. il"ur i IN vtmig >tS Ulil4tiS rUmIu..
clones rrIS.cai"s para UrUIrSia % piano. Los
a~rregluS &c INSTRUMENTATION r>iIn lrrhus
ar IL IHaicra SIguICnir.
Ela'Ila observation-disclosures" -CurncI!n-TTnm
bon o Cello ! Cuntrdbalu. IL director % par
'c dc piano ~ mIndard pur scparIdU i los
Professors pur - rcniavuS.
LlSTA u. PLEAS.
IL Pi;NSt GiarcID ............, 7Jc
vi PEN NiENT0 Na!>l ........... soc
tLNt NJ iEElSTi Nal>j ............ 1Ic
hAHti!t lNlEiiiitI/N .....,.......... 1Jc
iIiPsl -FOUR tal>J OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Jur
HlP0 Ciarcia IN .iirc> Nar;0nalrSJ.. 80. SLIM
!Iagansc los pcdid"s ! Ei.pIiU ". PARiiA,
Dallas. irN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18

ID EERSDS-

81 EN- 81 PUEBLO no hay ag"atr tie "A
PnENSA dedigurSc listed 4 |ciId"ria Y IL
pr0ducira mlEnirira u'IllIai- E-CflbInns
: le darnmUs nUc-iraS cUHhIclunrS para
los a@egigs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-18

Tn ronSiiiuciouaIiNta !lonrado.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-07

Quality and Service considered 'heH
90 to Stausbury & CO. for the best re-
freshing Drinks and Ice Cream Ill towl-
The woodman Circle held a very IN
tcresting Observation-Disclosures night two
candidates were Introduced then the
cermonv Of draping the charter when
was very impressive i'll memory OF their
departed sovereign Mrs. Marie Broussard
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lodct are visiting
in Iafourche. the guests of Mr.. Lcdet
mother aud grandmother. MT. LeGet Is
a grandfather himself. This family re
presents five generations. His grand
mother is many more than 100 years OLD
Ring go for vanilla, Strawberry, Cho-
colate and Peaca Ice Cream Sunday, at
the Ferns Confectionery, State street.
Mrs. Louis Stafford has return home
after a six weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Houston, Port Arthur and
beaumont. And OH her return she
brought her neicc Miss Maybel Parks
Of Beaumont. who will spend her vaca-
ton here with relatives.
Four piece Bed Room Suits. imitation
Walnut, from SIS up. Bourque Eurniturd
Stord. Phond lSE.
Mrs. Anthony J. Golden entertained
the Ladies Afternoon 500 Club, and after
twelve spirited games, Mrs. Oliver
Landry scored highest, Mrs. Henry B.
Scrc second, and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bcudreaux
won the guest prize. \ delicious salad
course was served.
Coffee Rings. a new line of Cakes just
added. Peerless Bakery. Phone SO. adv
Add sweetness to life by usingAMMEN
TOILET POWDER 1t is worth while;
get box at your druggists for Is cents
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-07
The Intercoastal Waterway.

Lake Charles celebrated Monday
with great enthusiasm the COM
plettion OF the intercosatal water
way which connects it with Beau
mont, Texas, and the Calcasieu
river with the Sabine and Mermen-
tan. This gives a splendid water
route through Southwestern Louis
lana and Southeastern Texas, con-
Meeting all the streams of that sec
and bringing Lake Charles. Orange
Beaumont and Port Arthur closer
together. The people of all these
towns crowded into Lake Charles
Monday to Join in the festivities:
and made it a gala day filled with
all manner of entertainment
speeches, etc.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-07
Brief News Items OF Local Interest


Mrs. Mary BOulegnv returned home
from Gueydan Saturday where She In
troduced large class in the WoCdman
Circle
Mr. and Mrs. i. II. Summers and
children returned the latter part of last
week from most pleasant outing to
the bay.
If you're tired of changing bakers to
get good bread. then you should try the
Peerless. Phone 80.
Misses Neomie and ANY Brousslrd
returned home Saturday from a month
vacation spent in Beaumont and other
Texas points.
We know what we serve YOU, because
it is all made in our store Stansbury &
Co.
News was received here Monday
morning that the boat belonging to Nj.
Cade at Baucker, was destroyed by fire
Sunday night.
Mrs Oswald Patout Of Jeanerette re
turned home Tuesday after a pleasant
visit with her parents Nj. and Mrs
| Ophelias Bourque.
II YOU are a particular person you'l
eat none but our New Orleans Ice Cream
at the Ferus, State street.
DR.. and Mrs. II 4. Eldredge returned
Monday afternoon from points in Texas
where thew spent several days. They
made the trip in their automobile.
Agenor Leblanc, Emile and Lucius
Dutel, Frank Swain, Clovice Melebeck
and Felix Duhon, inotored over to Brous-
sard Sunday to witness base ball game
Wall paper, Paints, OIL and Turpen-
tine Bourque Furniture Store. Phone
! 1873.
Misses Lola Weiss. Maggie Broussard
and Opal Leblanc and Messrs Rock
Broussard and Odea Baudoin motored
over to New Iberia on Wednesday OF
last week.
Last Friday DR.. and Mrs. L. n. Roud-
reaux, Mrs. Desire Trahau, Misses
Maggie Broussard and Lola Weiss, and
Mr.. Robin, of New Orleans, IHotored to
New Iberia.
Grimmer sells the New Perfection Oil
Cook Stove with an equal margin oil
profit as is made on other goods that he
sells. Ask for prices.
Misses Maggie Broussard, Lola Weiss
and Mr.. Rock Broussard inotored over
to New iberia on Tuesday of last week
where they went to take Miss Sister
Renoudet home.
Tina, the IS year and 10 months Ole
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zen Morello
died Thursday morning at , O'Clock a
the home of her parents. The funera
r was held Thursday evening, intermcn
a being made in the new cemetery.
Cottelene at II 1-2c per pound is til
cheapest cooking fat. and what every
body should use these hot days. at c.
E. GRIMdER'S.
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-07

Charleston, w. Va.-Deputy
Game Warden Frank Glenn has
threatened to bring legal action
against the state prohibition en-
forcement officers if they don t
cease pouring blind-tiger whiskey
into the Kanawha river at Parsons.
1t is claimed that the stuff they
sell in West Virginia now under
the name of whiskev, when poured
into the streams, pollutes the water
and kills the fish.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-08-07

Phone 203 for Ice Cream and Drinks.
f.. S. Wilson, of Gueydan, was bust
ness visitor here Monday.
Caramel Ice Cream at Stansbury S, Co
leaders in the new things.
Mrs. George Comfort left YESTERDAY
for visit to New Orleans.
Cleanliness our motto: The Ferns, on
State Street.
Miss Iona Dore was the guest of
friends in Delcambre Sunday.
Flower Pots at Bourque Furniture
Store. Phone lS3.
Miss Cecile Boulder is the guest of
Miss Owen Williams in Erath.
When you look at Nc 203 think of the
place for best cream and drinks i'll town
los. s. Ewell was called to Houston
20 the bedside of his brotherin-iaw.
Mrs. z. S. Wilson and child. OF Guey-
dan, are visiting here this week, guests
of relatives.
II you enjoy good Coffee you can get
Creole Coffee at all hours at the Ferns.
Rev. Father Martin, of Covington,
was a visitor here last week, guest Of
Father Odilon.
Mrs. Pierce and daughter, Lillian, of
Crowley, are visiting i'll this city, guests
of Mrs. ". s. Hayes.
Drawer Pulls and Casters of all kinds
at the Bourque Furniture Store.
Mrs. p. L. Droussard entertained at
dinner last Thursday Misses Maggie
Broussard snd Lola Weiss.
Miss Stella Bouligny and Miss Camille
Leblanc, we're the guest Sunday of Miss
Anna Harrington in Erath.
Beautiful Hammocks, from S2.75 to
S SO. at Grimnler's.
Howard Leblanc who has been attend
ing school in Tyler Texas returned home
Tuesday tSr a month vacation.
The Sisters Of the Mt. Carmel Convent
ieh Monday for New Orleans, where
they went to make their retreat.
Order the Ice Cream of Quality for
your Sunday diuucr at Starsbury & Co.
Miss Irene Brasseux has returned
home from Gueydan where she was the
guest Of her aunt Mrs. X. J. Webster
John Nugier is nov distributing agent
for the new inner casing for automobile
tires, and has Large supply on hand
Eat more Ice Cream. but be sure it,
Velvet. The Ferns on State stree
10 the place.
Mrs. DR. Abshire of Leroy left TUESDAY
for Jeanerette where she vial be thu
guest of her sister Mrs Oswald Patout
Miss Nellie Pellegrin, of the Stauffer
Godchaux store. is visiting in Alexandra
She is being replaced BY Mrs. Morri
Moss.
Creolint Shingle Strain, red or green
Best made. Bourque Furniture Store
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-29
PRISONER ESCAPES
IS ORDERED BACK
French Officer Who Broke Pa
role Ordered Back to
Switzerland.

Paris, Aug. 2S.-Eugene Gilbert, the
French aviator who recently escaped
from Switzerland after being interned
there, returned to Switzerland and
gave himself up tonight by order Of
the French government.
Gilbert landed in Switzerland afte!
raid on Friedrichshafen, an accident
having happened to the motor of his
aeroplane.
Eugene Gilbert arrived in Paris on
August 22nd. and reported for service
at the French ministry of war the fol-
lowing day. When first interned in
Switzerland, where he was forced by
an accident to his motor to land last
July, he gave his word not to attempt
to escape.
The enforced idlenessSpreyed on his
mind. it was said, and he took back
his promise and seized the first op-
poltunity to get away. A friend pro-
vided a disguise and he Went first to
Lucerne, then to Geneva, and then to
Anemasse, in France The order send
ing Gilbert back to Switzerland is sup
posed to he based upRA messages re-
ceived from Berne, stating that the
Swiss general staff declared that Gill
bert had not taken back his promise
to make no effort to escape, but on
the contrary broke his parole.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-29
]. S. DIPLOMATIC
VICTORY MAY
MEAN MEDIATION
Groups in Foreign Countries
Feel That Diplomacy May
Bring Peace.
LIVES OF NEUTRALS
WILL NOW BE SAFE
Ambassador Won Bernstorff
Leaves for New York
to Await Orders.

Washington, Aug. 2S.-Out of the
relaxing tension of the situation
brought about by German submarine
warfare in which American lives have
been lost, new hope for peace in
Europe has sprung.
German observers here have noted
that there is a group in each country
which seized possibilities of American
between the peaceful ad-
justment of the American-German dis
putes. With one concession won from
the belligerents by diplomatic means
the security Of the lives of neutrals
on the high seas-it is though possibly
that other proposals may follow with
restoration of peace as their object.
The ascendency Of the Liberal ele'
ment in Germany, it is said, lends
color to that view SO far as Germany
is concerned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-29
GENERAL STRIKE
May Be CALLED
EARLY THIS WEEK
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Likely to Call for General
Walkout.
100000 WORKERS
MAY BE AFFECTED
Higher Wages and Shorter
Hours Asked for by Gar
ment Wokers.

Baltimore, Md, Aug 2S-A general
strike of clothing workers, involving
100000, in Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Eoston, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincin-
natl and Milwaukee, is in the balance,
it was stated tonight at the meeting
of the Amalgamated Clothing Work
ers Of America, here.
Officia announcement authorizing
the strike, which will tie up the cloth
ing industry, it was said, would prob
ably be made at mass meeting to
be held here tomorrow.
Workers. Demands.
The council authorized the Chicago
workers to make their demands for a
48Ihour week and higher wages. In
the event the manufacturers refuse
a general strike. involving $4,000
workers in Chicago, will be called
within six weeks, a. the beginning Of
the busy season.
Long Working Hours.
According to President Hillman, the
grievance of the workers hinges on
the long working hours, and unless
these are shortened, together with a
general betterment, in a short time,
the leading clothing centers of tle
country will be tied up.
There is also possibility of a SYM
pathetic strike being called among the
other workers in smaller cities.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-29
FARM HAND MEETS
UNT|MELY END
Herman Gilman Found Uncon-
scious in Field-Dies
Shortly After.

Herman Gilman farrl ! and cm
ployed by Ira Matnena on h's farm,
% miles north Of Garrison, died yes
terday. as a result of injnr.e, rccelv-
ed while at work. Just now The acci,
dent happened will probably never be
known. Gilman was working with q
hay rake. About l o'clock the team
which he had been using came Mp to
the barn. An investigation was made
and the man was found, with several
deep gashes in his head. The prob.
abilities are that he fell off the rake
and the team ran away.
Gilman was not dead when found
and an attempt was made to get him
to a hospital. He died on the train
between Garrison and Colelacbor.