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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-14

ment from Berlin published also in
The Vienna Fremdenblatt, that Count
Won Berchtold, the Austro- Hungarian
minister of foreign affairs, has re-
signed and has been succeeded by
Baron Stephen Burian, has caused a.
sensation in diplomatic circles in
Europe.
Count Won Berchtold, who directed
Austro- Hungarian foreign relations
| for number of years and was re-
sponsible for the note to Servia which
precipitated the war, on a number of
occasions, both before and after the
Balkan wars had asked Emperor
Francis Joseph to relieve him of of
| flee. But the continued unsettled con-
ditions which followed the annexation
of Bosnia and Herzegovina made this
| impossible.
Anxious as he was TO retire, it was
| not dreamed he would do so while the
war was in progress, for 1T was con-
sidered that such action might suggest
that his policy had fallen into dis
favor. More significant than his res
| Iignation, however, is the announce
ment that he Is succeeded by a Hun
garian.
Hungary, while at one with Austria
in regard to the principle of the war.
has shown dissatisfaction with the
manner in which 1t has been prose-
cuted. While Austro- Hungarian troops
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-14
CITIZENS CAN'T
GET JOURNALS

Bismarck, n D., Jan. 14.-According
to the emended resolution, adopted by
the house and senate yesterday, there
is no provision made by which citizens
of the state can be paced on the mall
ing list for houses and senate journals.
The resolution only covers the calen-
cars and does not make any provision
for journals. Bills may be had upon
request to the bill clerks with an
indication as to which bill is desired.
The calendars will be sent to the news
papers. commercial clubs, farmers
clubs. state educational institutions,
public libraries and some other organi-
cations of the state that may make re-
quest for them.
There will be a thousand copies of
each bill and 1000 copies of the calen-
dar of each house. The calendars con-
tain only the titles of the bills and a
short digest of them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-14
Reported A. NJ Knight Is Under Arrest in Louisville
Thousands Dead in Earthquake Horror in Italy
SENATE PASSED
FIRST MEASURE

Bismarck. n. D., Jan. 14.-The first
bill to be passed by either house was
S. B. No. 3, by Loftsgard, providing
for a penalty for making false banking
association statements. The vote was
unanimous.
State Auditor Jorgenson's request
for assistance of a special legislative
committee in preparing the state
budget was referred to the appropria-
tions committee. The auditor explain
ed that there were conflicts in present
laws and that there was need for such
assistance in preparing the budget.
OF the new bills introduced, six were
at tho request of the insurance de-
partment, being by Senator Davis.
They relate to state supervision of in
surance rate making. and are uniform
measures urged in all states by insur-
ance commissioners.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-14
Knight, Alleged
Enbezzler, Furnished
Sensation When I'e
Disappeared in Is z

Jan IA M. Thomas. s.whow
building
Of being fugitive presented
right Fargo N ID,
officers had right hold his client without specific charges
Boldrick
Thomas been with local insurance this
city
whether he had resident of North Dakota
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-14
Little FURRY Caused l.
by Resolution to Probe
the Board Of Control

Twichell and that he had seen many
Investigations started in the legis-
lature and that nine out of every ten
proved to be simply whitewashes and
the members were kept from the work
they were sent to the house to per-
form and wasted their time in useless
work on investigation committees. On
vote of the house the speaker refer
red the matter to the committee on
state affairs.
There were many committee meet
ings announced for after the session
and this morning and it is probable a
number of bills will be reported back
this afternoon. The house was only
in session for forty minutes yesterday
afternoon.
The Rott resolution referred to the
committee on state affairs is as fol-
lows:
Be it resolved by the house of repre-
sentatives of the state of North Da-
kota, the senate concurring therein:
Whereas, The state board of control
has expended many hundreds of thou
sands of dollars, the expenditure of
Continued on Page Four.
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The Home Products Show


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Bismarck, N. d. Jan. 14.--Reorgani-
zation of North Dakota's educational
system, as affecting higher institutions,
appropriations for them based upon
their actual wants and not upon their
needs, and the elimination Of dupli-
cation in courses, is the policy along
which the house and senate appropria-
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| ton committees will work at this ses-
sion of the legislature.
In meetings held last night, each
OF these committees adopted such a
plan of operation. The resolution in
troduced by Representative Lathrop,
Continued on Page Six.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-14
DROPPED BOMBS
ON ANTWERP

Amsterdam, Jan. 14.-Local papers
say it is learned that British aviators,
on Monday, dropped bombs on the
German positions at Antwerp. The
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-14
Avezzano Said to
Be Vast Cemetery---
$4,000 Victims in
City and Vicinity

ROME JAN t4-THE DEsT RUcTIoN OF THE TOWN OF
AvEzzANo A COMMUNITY OF $4,000. is VIRTUALLY COM
PLETE. AUTHORITY is RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
STATEMENT THAT NOT OVER 10 PER CENT OF THE PoPu-
LATIoN SURVIVED THE DISASTER.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-14
Complete Change in
Educational System
Proposed by Members
of the Legislature

14The Lahrop
OF the state not directed at institution
stated
matte solution Of conditions they exist and following
Hanna's
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-01-14

Rome Jan 14-Every hour, additional and more accu-
details received the horrors Of yesterday earthquake
increases threatening place it, in list of similar catas
trophies in Europe only the Messina disaster in
1908.
The list of dead dying and injured increased, from
relatively small figure last night to 5OOOO according
official announcement and it is expected the number will
grow before the day is
The full extent of property loss not determined Here
in Rome priceless statues, century old buildings and ruc
ture for the of visitors are destroyed or IN
jured.
The the disturbance greatly exceeds the Mesna
earthquake 1t the whole central portion OF Italy e
tending Naples the south Ferrara the nerth
The disastrous disturbances to have centeed
in the vicinity of the town of Avezzano where per
killed and injured officially stated Reports OF
damage varying degrees of severity from Latium
Abruzz, Umba the Marches Tuscany Aeza campana and
Apulia.
Relief measures for the thousands who succeeded in
escaping from ruined homes are going ahead speedily
Special trains being dispatched carrying physicians and
and officials ordered to provide all
necessaries for the stricken people.
King Victor Emmanuel despite protests of the govern
officials urged international situation
for his staying here left for the vicinity of Avezzano to
do whatever he could BY his to stimulate % the relief
and all under the supervon of Premier Saandra Sol
ders being rushed to the to establish tent colonies
for the homeless.
Rome, Jan. 14-Late reports from the which suf
fered from yesterdays earthquake while still fragmentary
indicate that there has been appalling loss OF life and prop
erty. The latest estimates of the killed and wounded
O but fear is felt here that the death list will be larger
when the figures finally officially compiled.
The earthquake zone far as be gathered here,
extends for distance of nearly 300 miles, from below Naples
in the SOUTH Ferara the north practically the
entire width of country in the district Indicated
The country to the east and southeast OF Rome suffered
most apparently for the reports of the loss OF life and
erty damage from all this district
Avezzano, town with $4,000 inhabitants, sixtythree
miles east of Rome to have been the center Of dis
ubance and this place. with number of nearby towns and
villages reported having been destroyed.
The great loss of life occurred at Avezzano and its
at several thousand.
Among the the earthquake district reported de-
stroyed Bussi Capele Sourcoa Magano Cappadocia
Cano and Pesro Sora and Apina said to be partial
ly wrecked.
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Continued on Page six,
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Continued on Page Six.
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w Il A n III E n.

{ Partly cloudy tonight and Friday;
not much change in temperature.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
,pproved February Is. 1915.

CHAPTER TIL, r.. No. 1911.
AN ACT 70 empower the State High
/ way Commission to aid any village
or city OF the third or fourth ciane
In the construction. rehuildinw IN iS11-
provsnsnt oS hrtdyes Ivt84 w1
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
Approved February 20, 1915.
rHApTEp III r Ma len

CHAPTER I3~~H. +. NO DO.
AN ACT to amend Section $40, Chap
ter 40, General Statutes Of Minnesota
1913, relating to the terms Of inter,
est payments on school and other
state lands.
Be 1t enacted ty the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. That Section $40, Chap
ter 40. General Statutes Of Minnesota
1913. be and the same In hereby amend.
ed 30 as to read as follows:
621A Terms 0f payment--Interest-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
CHAPTER 1911 r No ?.

. 4NWs
AN ACT 10 provide one additional
Judge for the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the State
of Minnesota.
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section /. zone Additional Judge for
Ramsey -ountyp--DEe Judge OF the
District Court OF the Second Judicial
District Of ths State Of Minnesota. In
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

payable annually or senai-annualiy at
such place or places and executed in
such manner az said governing body
may determine, and sell or complete
the sale thereof at not less than par;
and all proceedings 10 that end here
tofore taken by any such village under
special law are hereby legaliged
Sec. 2. This act shall not apply to
or affect any actions or appeals now
pending, in which the validity of such
proceedings Is called in question.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
Approved February 3. 1915.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

. y >
AN ACT to amend Section STAT. Gem
eral Statutes 1918. relating to the
taking of acknowledgements and the
administration OF oaths by an off1cer.
director or stockholder Of a corpora
tion, 80 an to authorize them to pro-
test instruments In certain cases,
Be 1t enacted by thu Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota:
Section /. That Section STAT OF Gen.
oral Statutes 1913 be and the same Ii
hereby amended so as to read M fol-
lows.
: Sec. 6747. Any person authorized TO
take ACCOMPLISHMENTS or administer
oaths, who IL at the same time an
officer. director or stakeholder OF u
corporation, In hereby authorized 10
take MISUNDERSTANDING or Instruments
wherein such corporation Ii interested
and to administer oaths to any officer
director or stakeholder OF such corpo-
ration as such, and to protest for nom
acceptance or nonpayment bills OF ex-
change. drafts, checks, notes and Other
negotiable or non-neg0tiable instru.
ments which may be owned or held ia,
collection by such corporation ais full,
and efYectuaIly as III he were not ar
officer. director or stakeholder or suci
corporation.
| Approved February Is. 1915
Democratic messenger., 1915-10-09
Deposit & Savings Bank
Snow Hill, Md.

For your winter coat Or suit - y
Mrs. Shortt-
Democratic messenger., 1915-10-09

TINE coEnpEY COMPANY sd. II
Democratic messenger., 1915-10-09
II N lep
Notice 10 Creditors.

I0II% v TNTIN. Attora.y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-03

b.d been amusing myself by rig.
=. 10 4 contriyanee by when
IA make Il possible 10 see through.
\, 81, ,s,hsr. over . door
."sssdy, who had been busy at tho
~, md Of the laboratory, happened
su.. ~ aver In my direction, Whats
\. n. N Idoa, wal,cr7" he asked
: -, / admit. rather oumber.
ana and clumsy affair.
awtll. you see. Craig" ! csn'sinea,
,or mi the top mirror through tho
,.n,on An Of q door and"
rspusdy interrupted with a hearty
nm, Of laughter But suppose tho
~ Ina no transomy" he asked.
Iois,Ins TO his own door
! .entched my head ,hough,fuily. !
"A assumed thnt the door would
~. ! ransom. A moment later
m vent to the cabinet and drew
M I tube about as biz around M a
IN blower and ao long.
aNow. here's what ! call my de.
,ctsscopc." he remarked, None OF
Isur mirrors for me"
= know" I said somewhat nettied.
|tu. What can you see through that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-03

It started to write. as Kennedy
wrote. upstairs:
blouse stective--quiek-hoI wons-
an with blue chatslains bag, getting
out Of elevator"
The clerks downstairs saw It and
shouted above the din Of the rat-bait-
ing:
"McCann--McCann!'
The clerk had torn on the message
from the teiautograph register and
handed 1t to the house man. who
pushed his way to the desk.
Quickly the detective called to the
bell-hops. Together they hurried af.
ter the well-dressed woman who had
just swept out Of the elevator. Mary
had already passed through the ex-
cited lobby and out, and was about
to cross the street--safe.
McCann and the bell-hops were now
in full cry after her. Flight was USE
less. She took refuge In indignation
; and threats.
But McCann was obdurate. She
passed quickly to tears and pleadings.
It had no effect. They insisted on
leading her back. The game was up.
Here" cried Kennedy. take her mp
in the elevator. I'll prove the case.
"Now-not word OF who she d In
the papers. McCann." Kennedy con-
cluded. referring to Elaine. you
know, 1t wouldn't sound we'll for the
La Coste. As for that woman-well.
I've got the money back. You can
take her off-make the charge"
As the house man left with Mary
handed Craig his bag. We moved to-
ward the door, and as we stood there
moment with Elaine, he quietly hand
ed over to her the big roll Of money.
II he had been less OF q scientist. be
might have understood the look on
her face. but, with nod to me. he
turned and went.
As she looked first at him, then at
the paltry ten thousand in her hand.
Elaine stamped her little foot In vex-
alton.
I'm glad didn't say anything
more" she cried. "No-no-he shall
beg my pardon first-there!'
CTo BE coNTNuEDJ
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Won't You step in?" she asked.
Elaine did 30 and Mary hesitated
in the hail. Wong Sin had slipped
out. on noiseless feet and taken ref.
age behind some curtains. As he saw
her alone, he beckoned. to. Mary.
There's q stranger in the next
ROOM" he whispered. Il don't like
him. Take the money and as quickly
as possible get out and go to my
apartment"
At the news that there was q sus-
picious stranger about Mary showed
great alarm. Everything was 30 rap
Id now that the slightest hesitation
meant disaster. Perhaps by quick
ness even suspicious stranger could
be fooled. she reasoned. At any rate,
Wong Sin was resourceful. She had
better trust him.
| Mary followed Elaine into the room.
where she had seated herself already.
and locked the door,
Have you the money there!" she
asked.
"Yes," nodded Elaine. taking out
| the package Of bills which she had got
t from the bank during the half.hour
delay.
All this we could see by gazing al
ternately through the detectascope.
| Elaine handed Mary the money.
Mary counted It slowly. At last she
looked up.
TITS all right" she said. 'Now, I'll
take this to that tong leader. He's In
Q room only Just across the hall"
She went out
Mary had just succeeded In getting
on the elevator as Kennedy hurried
down the hall. The door was closed
and the car descended. He rang the
push bell furiously. but there was
no answer.
| He dashed back to the room with
Us and jerked the telephone receiver.
! "Hello-hello-hell he called.
[, There seemed to be no way to get
q connection. What was the mat.
ter!
! He hurried down the hall again.
! Down In the hotel lobby, with his
/ follower. the Chinaman paused before
the telephone switchboard. where two
girls were at work.
you may co." ordered Wong. and.
as his man left. he moved over close
! to the switchboard.
| Just as a cali from 500 flashed Up.
Wong slipped the rings OF his little
! fingers and loosened the white rats
on the telephone switchboard itself.
With shrek the telephone system
Of the Coste went temporarily out OF
business.
Kennedy had succeeded in finding
the alcove Of the floor clerk In charge
of the fifth floor. There on his desk
was an instrument having stylus on
the end of two arms, connected to q
system of magnets. It was telauto-
graph.
Unceremoniously Craig pushed the
clerk out of his seat and sat down
himself It was last chance, now
that the telephone was out Of com.
1 mission
/ Downstairs In the hotel ONCE, where
the excitement had not spread to ev-
cry one. was the other end Of the elec-
trio long distance writer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-03

She opened the bag and displayed
the bloodspotted handkerchief. He,
took e and examined II carefully.
"Elains." hs said earnestly. not o
III displsasea ] could sse. that someN
thing haA cone ~ that might blot out
Tie past unfostunats misundsrstand'
Inn. there simply. must b somseh'nG
wroug here. Lsave this handkerchiss
with me. IN do my best"
.Thsnk you" she said simply -
che lsft The laboratory.
Craig went % work abruptly without
Q word.
On The laboratory table hs plaesd his
splendid microscope and several easee
a aM1aa. q veil g innunegAblo NJ
sselAeseupsAR H has ~ vsb
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-03

slne Took Out the Package Of eills.
hily blower A keyhole Ia Just IN
bod"
DO you realize how liitio you can
ally see through keyhule?" he re-.
led confidently. TRY It over there"
did. and, 10 tell tho truth. could
merely little part OF the hall.
ten Kennedy inserted the detec,a.
cpe
Look through that" 40 directed.
put my eyo to the eye piecc and
sed through the bulging lens Of
other end. ! could see almost
whole hall.
Elaine was playing with Rusty when
aninss brought In q card on which
. engraved the name. Miss Mary
uon," and underneath in pencil was
ilten Belgian Relief Committee. -
HOW Interesting" commented
a'ne. rising and accompanying Jen.
nss Into the drawing room. y won.
what she wants?"
very pleased 10 greet you. Miss Car.
she greeted her visitor.
'ou see, Miss Dodge" began Mary.
sle getting up this movement to
Y tne belgians and we have splen.
ncklng Just let mo show you
Of the names on our commit
sne handed Elaine q Hat.
" Just been sent to see II cam
nuade You to Join the commit.
ssa attend a meeting at Mrs. Riv.
ms' she went on.
Na!-er'" considered Elaine.
ssnslu'ly. "er--yes. II must bo
nsnt with such people In IT,"
~ aa you go down with me nowi"
w. s' as well as !. later" agreed
saey went out together. and 40.
were leaving the house q man
asd been lettering outside lsoked
4'a'ne' then iixedly at her compan.
sooner had they gone than he
pn TO q car waiting around the
~ In the dark depths was sin.
.ure' the master criminal him.
me watcher had been an en-
M, ~ ~ the Clutching Hand.
~a'el no whispered eagerly, "you
~, ,Aaventurous Maryg Well, shes
~ slalne Dodge In tow!"
.a .ns aeuce!" cried Clutching Hand.
~ 1--WE we must teach Mary Carson,
'ASsver she Is working Tor. q leu.
4. no one shall interfere with our
~ Follow them!"
''ae and Mary had gone down.
taiking edIy--walking
= !ns avenue toward Mrs. Riving.
;s..savhile. Wong Sin, atm In hid
~ ssss costume. waS espiainins %
~ male servant iust what hs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-03


Across the hall. although We did mot
know Il at the time, In room $40. a.
ready Wong Sin had taken up his sta
tion. just to bs handy. There be had
been with his servant. playing with
bio two trained white rats.
Wong placed them up his caracious
sleeves and carefully opened the door
10 look out Unfortunately he was
Just In time TO see the door yof 500
open and disclose 10.
We hurried into I'll and shut the
door.
Kennedy mounted . chair and -.
plied his eye to the detectascops. Just
lhsn Mary and ulains entered the
|aest soem. Mary openins ths door
WITH = !sgulAs tsy,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-03
YESTERDAYS COAST
LEAGUE SCORES
sATunDAY's GAMES {
As Portland

SATURDAYS GAMES
II.
Portland ........... s Is Q
Los Angeles ........ >
Krauss and Carish; Ryan and
Boles.
tTen inningD r. ~ E.s
Oakland ~ 1s
Venice .......~. ..s.... I 1o
Prough. Pruett and Kohn; John
son. Henley and spshcer.
As San Fraaeisep
San Francisco J. 49,. .s.s.s. 4 s
Salt Lake .......
Smith. Kiiliiay and sspulssda::
Hallla. Morgan, J.Williams aud fzan- y
nah and Rohrer.
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At Oakland IL
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Salt Lake .....
San Fraicosco s.s. ~ m
Halllla. Hall and Rohrer and Ham
nah: Tanning and sepuivedA ana y
Schmidt. M Masss
At San Francisoo
Afternoon r.. =. ~.
Salt Lake , -
San Francisco ..s...... 2
G. Williams and Hannah: !: Hausl.t
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Advertised List

The following unclaimed mail
matter advertised on the 1st day Of
May. 1915. will be sent to the dead
letter Office at Washington. D. c.. on
the 18th day of May.
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Brown. Mary
Caker. Charles
Cotter, J. w.
Darcy. Pete
Eberlin. Owen
Donnally. D. N.
Flannery. Steve 3
Haivland. L. 2. (2)
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Parson, r.
No. 1913 Jefferson street
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Muller. Fred
Smith, G. e.
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In calling for letters please say ''ad-
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ing for some time when no looked up,
IT 10 dogs blood--not human blood"
he said simply, but what's the gaml
back Of al this--that's the main ques
tion now"