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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-22
TO SPEAK AT MAYvlLLE.

Judge Andrew A. Bruce will present
the diplomas to the members Of the
graduating class at the Mayville
Normal school on Thursday evening,
June 24tl.
The special exercises celebrating
the completion of the NorrnaI schools
twenty-fifth year will be held at 1889
a. m. on the same day The commem-
Grafton address will be delivered by,
DR.. Walter d. Cole Of Springfield, Q.
Many alumni will return for the exer-
cises of this years comm mencement
work
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-22
Prepare Mew
Note to Send
Great Britain

Washington, June 21.-Frrther re-
presentations are to be made to Great
Britain by the United States govern
ment on the muse of the American
flag by British merchantmen. These
representations are to be included in
new note to Great Britain, now be-
ing prepared relating to Interruptions
to neutral commerce. as indicated by
state department officials.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-22
SANDL|E CASE
STILL IN COURT
So x, aQB|' s&@lE aaf} sut
Will Probably Not Go to the Jury
Before Tonight; No New m
Evidence. @ cGs sd.

Fargo. N. D., June 21.--There is
now no chance that the case Of the
United States against B. p. and Ed
Sandlie, which is on in the federal dis
trict court here, will get to the jury
before tomorrow evening at earliest.
Saturday afternoon it was thought
it would be possible for. the govern
ment to rest it's case about noon to-
day but it is now doubtful If it will
be able to present all its evidence be-
fore the close of the court this eve
ming. The evidence being introduced
is really substantiation Of the evil
dence that has been introduced earl
ier in the case in which the govern
ment is seeking to show that the
mails were used to defraud.
The case is the outgrowth of the pro.
motion and failure Of the Information
al Security Co. of America, of which
the Sandlies were officers with head
quarters in Grand Forks. It is the
claim of the government in the case
that the defendants solicited and sold
stock through mail solicitation with
the intent to defraud the stockholders:
Little Of exceptional interest has de-
veloped in the case since the testi-
mony Of Mr.. White of Green Noun
tain, Ia., former Devils Lake resi-
dent, who testified that he had put
$1,000 in the company and had re-
ceived no returns on his money in.
vested.
The next case scheduled for hearing
before the petit jury is that of the
United States against J. ]. r. Most
of Leith, who is charged, under the
indictment Of the grand jury, with
violation of the Mann white slave act.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-22
GENERAL FOUND eUILrY.

BloemfOntein,H Union South Africa,
June 21.-General Christian De Wet.
one Of the leaders of the South Afri-
can rebellion against the British gov
ernment, was found guilty Of treason
on eight counts. Sentence was de-
ferred until tomorrow. He was placed
on trial June 10.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-22
GOVERNOR HANNA AND
PARTY TO CLIMB
MOUNT HAMILTON
Itinerary for the Day.

Exposition Grounds, San Francisco,
Cal, June 21.-Special to the Tribune
Hanna and party go to
San Jose tomorrow, as guests of the
San Jose Commercial club. They
will stop enroute at Palo Alto and
view Stanford university then
through the orchard region of the
Santa Clara valley and luncheon at
the Commercial club at noon. The
party will then visit Alum Rock park
and go part way up Mount Hamilton
in the afternoon. All the party are
well and having an enjoyable trip.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-22
RIVERS ARE REcEDING.

Kansas City, June 21.-With both
the Kansas and Missouri rivers re.
naming virtually stationary all day,
a slight fall is expected in both late
tonight All flood danger has passed
for the present, according to an
nouncement by the weather bureau
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-22
BRITISH SUBJECT KILLED.

Washington, June 21.L1n the new
Yaqui Indian depredations Of western
Mexico, the state department advices
from Mazatlan say the Yaqui raiders
sacked the town of Mochis and killed
John Jamiston, a British subjecA.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-22
HARVESTER CASE
!. X. FOR FALL TERN
Foremost of Governments Anti
a' Trust Cases; Argument Re-
Opened.

Washington, June 21-The Interna-
tional Harvester case, foremost of all
the governments antitrust prosecu-
tions before the supreme court, was
re-opened today for a new argument
at the fall term beginning in October.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-22
AVIATION OFFICER is KILLED.

. London, June 21.-Major Lumsden
of the Royal army flying corps was
killed this afternoon while flying over
the Broklands' aviation course, as a
passenger. The machine fell 200 feet.
The pilot was slightly injured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-06-22
Governor Slayton Hanged in Eff
gy at Marietta Where Mary Pha-
gan Formerly Resided.
CROWDS GATHER AND
DEMONSTRATIONS RESULT
Gives Reasons for Committing the
Sentence Which Had Been Set
for Execution Tomorrow.

Atlanta, Ga, June 21.-Leo M.
Frank, whose death sentence for the
murder of Mary. Phagan was COM
muted to life Imprisonment early to-
day by Governor Slaton, began serv-
ing his term at the state prison farm
in Milledgevil!e a few hours later
He will be known as Convict No..
$685." Officials secretly took Frank by
train and auto from the Atlanta Jail
to Milledgeville and soon afterward
Governor Slaton issued long state.
ment, giving his reasons for ccmmut.
ing the sentence, which had been set
for execution tomorrow. gi,tCf ~.
,,EH Demonstrations Result. e.
Frank was delivered at the state
tprisonsat 4:3o this morning. When it
became known here, crowds gathered
at the downtown street corners. With
in three hours their demonstra tions
resulted in calling out two.thirds OF
the police force An order followed
closing all Saloons and clubs where
liquor is, obtainable. About noon the
crowd, estimated at 25,00o gathered
at the capitol grounds and listened to
several SPEAKERS. Most OF this throng
later took charge Of the hall OF the
house dY representatives, where.
speeches ewere lnnde The throng
then marched to the ''Eive Points"
where demonstration resulted in
several arrests. ~Ha}'2&'"~" '2"@Ee
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WEATHER WoRECAsT.

: Tri.state: Fair Tuesday, pro- :
+ badly Wednesday, not much :
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COVE RNOR HANGED IN EFFiGY.
Marietta Ca, June 21.-Governor
Slaton was hanged in etfigy. A life
size dummy strung up to telegraph
pole bore the inscription, John M.
Slaton, Georgia's Traitor Governor.
Mary Phagan, victim Of the pencil
factory murder, formerly resided here.
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CONTINUED on Page Four.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
FEDERAL COURT JUDGE
DIES AFTER ILLNESS

RED OAK. Ia. Jan. i7.-smith Nc
Pherson for fifteen years Judge OF the
Federal court in the southern Iowa dis
trict. died tonight at his home. He
had been i'll for six months. heat ex-
posture superinducing severe indiges-
ton In Kansas last July. An automo-
bile in which the judge was travelling
broke down on hot day five miles
from town and he walked the distance
lie was III as a result OF the eNertion
and had been unable TO preside in
court thereafter
Judge Mcpherson was sixty-hye
years old. He had been one of the
Republican leaders OF Iowa since 1870.
but the many important offices he
held were chiefly in line with his pro-
fession. being district attorney. attor-
ney general and judge. He served in
congress only one year. A widow sur
wives him.
Judge McPherson's decisions or
rate cases brought him into controyer-
sizes with Attorney General Barker. OF
Missouri. and with other prominent
public men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
FOUR BURNED
Early Morning Fire Traps Family and
-Four Were Burned and
Four Injured.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IL Four
persons were burned TO death early
today in a fire thai destroyed their
home in the foreign section OF this
city. -Four others were Injured. one
seriously, when they plunged from the
third story Of the burning building.
The dead and injured we're all mem
beers OF the family OF Fritz Skubinsky.
who persisted in a vain attempt TO
rescue bis younger children.
The fire started on the ground floor
or the building. which was occutded by
Skubinsky as a clothing store. IL
spread so rapidly that members OF the
family. who We're sleeping on the two
floors above, did not have time to
reach the stairway, the only exit from
the building. Skubinsky aided his
wife and two daughters to a front
window and then returned for the
smaller children when he was over
come by smoke His body was found
beside those or Helen and Bella. Il
and IL years old. respectively, with
that of Rachael. 22, lying nearby.
Mrs. Skubinsky and two other
daughters. IS and 10 years, and a son.
II. leaped from a third story window
into the arms OF policemen. The
mother was badly Injured but the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF
RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS

PETROGRAD. Jan. 1.-THE follow
ing official statement was issued from
general headquarters tonight:
ION the right bank of the lower
Vistula we are still making successful
progress on January Is our advanced
parties dislodging the enemy from the
village of Budy Sulkowskia.
"On the right bank OF the Vistuia
the same day the enemy delivered a
series OF fierce attacks against our
lines in the region OF the village OF
Goumine. The German forces incIud-
I'D six regiments After seven sue
cessive attacks and n desperate bayo-
net engagement. the Germans sue
ceeded in capturing only one trench
occupied by one Of our advanced
posts
In the other sections we repulsed
the enemy and forced them to fall
back on their positions The Germans
supported their attacks with a violent
artillery FIRE employing heavy guns
10 search out the position where the
attack was TO be inaugurated
At the village OF Konopnitza. the
enemy having approached by sapping
10 within about thirty yards OF our
trenches. was met with a storm OF
hand grenades. which checked the
movement. Some volunteers. availing
themselves OF the confusion thus Gre
ated. hurled grenades into the tunnel.
which the Germans were forced 70
eyaCuAte.
In the region 10 the south OF PIN
Glow. (PolandD the enemy opened a
violent artillery FIRE and made three
attempts to attack our advanced inc
but were repulsed
"Our artillerists silenccd an Aus
trian heavy battery as soon as they
discovered the range
In BukOWiha our advanced oil
umns captured by storm the Kirllba ba
pass on the Transylyania frontier. eli o.
uated on the -Oad from KimpolunE.
Gin the southern part Of Bukowina. 20
Maramoras Szigct. northeastern Hun
Eary) and Dces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
STOMACH
CURED--TRIETS

You know from past experience
that Indigestion, heartburn or
stomach misery makes you feel
sick all over.
Don't suffer again Be prepared.
HEXETS are a quick. sure relief
for stomach misery. They digest
the sour fermenting food lying IN
the stomach, the cause OF the 100
feeling
Start taking HEXETS after your
meals They will clean out the
stomach and put 10 in good condi
ton. You will he surprised how
well and strong you will feel
HENETS arc spearmint Favored
and easy 20 take Sold IN IOc and
HJr boxes az all up-to-datc drug.
gists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
SAYS INQUIRIES
BALKED BY u. S.
Bennett Asserts consuIs in Germany
Were censured az Being Friendly
10 Germans.

WALLS. Holland. Jan. i5.-SeveraI
American consuls In Germany are fur
lous-privately furious-at the treat
ment they have received from tnS de
partment OF state OF the United
states.
have four names of consuls behind
this statement. I do not use any
names. The most coldly insulting let
ter I ever read was addressed by an
under secretary OF the state depart
ment to an American consul in Europe
whom the department seemed 20 think
"guilty"-for such Is the word-of
friendliness to Germany.
Told 70 Halt InvestIp cation.
: This consul had written a temper
ate dispatch 10 our government, and
in II he said that he was making quiet
investigations as 10 the charges of
English newspapers that German
troops had committed hideous atroci-
Ties in this war
He expressed no opinion to the de-
partment as 10 whether these atroci-
Ties were actual-merely saying that
he was investigating them.
A month later he received the let
ter from an under secretary OF the
department. saying: you will discon-
tinue all such Investigations You are
consul from a neutral country"
The phrasing of the rest of the let
ter ! cannot remember. but ! do re-
member that the gist OF IL was studi-
Ously cold and insulting.
The tenor OF the consuls letter had.
however. warranted no such reply.
10 was the letter Of an honest oficial.
honestly trying TO do his duty.
What Are consuls' Outles7
said to him when he received the
reprimand from the department: Il
thought Il was the duty OF consul TO
inform the government as to the state
Of feelinf In the country TO which he
was assigned. and to convey to mis-
chief exact Information "a TO the ex-
pressions OF the people In that coun-
try"
1T seems not" said the CONSUL In
question. as he tossed the letter from
the department aside.
Our consul in Munich haA received a
similar reprimand from the depart
ment-a fact which learned from a
source hundreds Of miles from Mu-
Mich
An American official stationed in
Switzeriand-I viii not say whether
= he Is consular or ministerial-is mcst
sohcitous In looking after the wants
OF all neutrals except neutraIs with
German names who come from the
United States. To them he IL cold
and aloof. This know
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MEXICO HAS
CcOntinu.d IRON Ftrst PAg.1

orders for a large part of the govern.
ment forces TO evacuate the capital.
In view OF the fact that this would
leave the city without any authori-
ties. Cara said he had assumed chief
command. and was depending upon
the troops Of the north and the Zepa-
tistas for defense. all Of them. he add
ed. were under the orders Of the con
vention. lie announced his intention
Of establishing martial Law and
threatened summary execution 20 any
dlsturbers OF the peace. According
10 the Cara statement. Gutierrez and
some OF his cabinet officers left
Mexico city Friday night
Man q Culture.
The belief In official quarters was
that Cara a. chairman Of the con-
vcntIOn called an extraordinary ses-
sion yesterday which ratified his as
sumption OF power.
Rogue Gonzales Garca IS about IS
years old and D. man - culture and
education. lie ls a graduate OF the
law school in Mexico city and has
been practicing law for many years
Tie hrFt came into prominence az a
volunteer colonel in the Madero army
which overihrpw the Diaz regime
BIS brother Frederico Gonzales Cara.
was for several months governor OF
the federal district in Mexico Guy
under tho Madero admin. riration
Roqu" and hls brother Joined General
Wills soon after Huerfa came into
power. and have adhered 90 villa
since Tho very beginning ~ his fr'e.
ION with larranza
Secretary HryHn made no comment
I'M 'ho change boz executive in MEXICO
city Reports 20 the department said
conditions were quiet ~ tho city and
Irfl clearer understanding of what
has occurred In the Mexican capital
has been received. the attitude of Of.
ncials here will continue 90 be one %
silence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
LOST RUDDER
American Steamer Needs Assistance
on Sable lsland-Damssed
In Storm.
We
Do Things

HALIFAX. y :. Jan l1.-Tha
American steamer Canine lost hs~
rudder In a storm south OF Sable
Island and Is In need OF assistance.
according TO wireless message re-
ceived from. her today The Canine
sailed from San Francisco December
She Is said To be- laden with sup
plies for the BelFians The Canadian
government steamer Lady Iaurier
has started TO the aid OF the vessel
The position Of the Canine is given
as $50 miles south OF Sable Island IL
Is believed that the Lady Laurier will
be able TO tow her into port In any
event other assistance for the dis
tressed freighter viii soon be on hand
as the marine agency here has das-
patched steamer TO the scene. acting
under government orders and other
steamers are held in readiness should
their aid be needed
The Canine is bound for Rotter-
dam. She came through the Panama
canal December IS and put in at New
York for fuel on January s. sailing
from there the following day. Her
net tonnage Is 1000.
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DAME. Jan. 11-petaiied reports 70.
-slted IN ths capital regarding Italy's
Etupendous earthquake disaster incrs -
n dead and tho enor rnoua rT5perf,, -.
The hessaEECrn. after making = carefui
computation % All the hgurea. ~ has
aud villages hitherto isolated. announce
nat the number o. dead and injured
IN the AbrBssi alone ~ 20. 900 sithoHi
Including tho sora district
san Atolio has 100 dead and 600 ln.
lursd. Moreno. 1890 dad. CanistIo.
500 injured. Csrvaro. 400 victibn. BorEo.
leila. Roveta. almost the entire p8puia. .
ton ezoaped because they we're WofktnE
in The heids whom the shock occurred
,.sslvsS ' rom Ra P.,r ef n,ip aASs ben
= bove 50 level on Mount Arargo. eight
miles from TagliacoHoa The village
arc peytshinE o. cold and hunger
IN The highway near Ort1cchio the
Pc nilsd YIN gstsr. ths depth ~ which
earthquaks cracked the noun tains near
leco. Hugo pieces ~ rock. each ~
.whios gsiEhcd seyerai toms rolled down
pcasants. Killing cattle and obafructtna
the ruads Mont PtEEodsta $3.50 feet
high. bstF esn Halzorano and Rocacsrro.
Wae cut Into two parts ~ an ir1rnar -
fissurs which r. visible ~ Ersat dis
lance.
Ths Dus. q the Abrisri - continuing
The distributlon - RELIEF In the earth.
quake zone The government has 90.
PrDpriatsd ii.o9o.0o6 90 relieve suffer
severe winter vssthsr has addsd 20
ne niiserT o. the survivors. many N
whom are wtth0uf shelter of 4rV lind
Urgent appeals for fopd are coming
m. rsssT8s4 .. sirno-, r.iTseaio5s q.
rzsan0 one enfirr family .rHIprHrT
% fatnsr ana motn-y thrss daaEttsrs
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Ten Thousand Hom.le.s.

ISOLA DEL LIRI. Italy. Jan. IL
This flourishinR manufacturing town to
the south Of Sora. contains population
OF nearly 10000 persons. all Of whom
are homeless. There are probably less
than 100 dead here A. the result OF earth
quake. Shelter tents have been pro-
vided FOR some Of the homeless and
bread and meat H. being distributed at
several centers In the town.
Some Of the largest mills have been
completely destroyed. and the twelfth
century Of San Donencio. thrce-ouarters
OF "A mile TO the north OF the town. which
occupied n commanding position Is a
mere heap 81 ruins. only portion o.
the west front Is now standing. Through
the frame % the main door can BE- seen
near the high altar the statue % the
patron saint or the church. APPARENTLY IN
injured.
Above the debris In the church Of the
CrucifiNion which was entirely destroy
ed. hangs the unchanged crucifiN.
Throughout the country which was
shaken BY the earthquake additional
shocks % more or less violence have fol-
lowed the main disturbance causing the
people 20 take to the open.
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Feared AsaatsIratlor

FL PA5O. Texas. Jan. u. General
Fnlalio Gutierrez. doaposed a. provis.
lonal PRECEDENT ~ Mexico by me con
venfion which Last night named Gen.
eral Rogue Gonzales Cara as his sue.
cessor. fed from the capital early TO-
day With several members OF hi
cabinet % escape assassination AZ tho
hands o. Zsp7fa adhcrerts according
fo reports received tonight
General villa with an fha troops sf
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others escaped with nothing more
than a severe shaking up
The financial loss from the FIRE was
slight
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his immediate disposal f. reported
hurrying 90 the capitol from AEuas
Calientez
General Felipe Angeles who recent
Is occupied Monterey. was reported
also 90 be returning 10 Mexico CITY
report was circulated in JuareF
tonight that villa and Angeles had
decided 90 oppose the Zapata faction
which Dr. said Co have assumed a beIIL
Eerent attitude toward both the villa
and Carrauza forces
Reports also came thai General Oh.
RECON. uIh The main Carranza Hrmg
was moving toward Mexico CITY after
taking Pueblo
General Zapata. % was said. had
cntrenched himself On his Old strong.
hold az Cuernavara
MEXICO CITY. Jan ~ General
Rogue Gonzales Cara was last uight
named provisional president ~ Mexico
BY Tho convention In session here over
which be has presided
Tho former provisional president.
General Fulallo Gutierrez. together
with Generals Blanco. Robes and Jose
Vssroncelos left Mexico city this
morning 90 . o'clock FOR pachucO
Martial law has beon declared ~
General Cara and the city r. beng
pairolled BY mounted police
To electinE Cara. the convention
declared itself 20 b. supreme and un-
~ new president ls elected has a.
suur1 aU Ier.rIaHvc. executive and
judicial powers
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EARTHQUAKE
tcontsnusd from first Pager


are being dispatched 20 the de-
stroyed towns for the erection Of
-
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the PERCEPTIONS crags rendering their
oe-tt uc ZION more complete than in the
cases of the houses IN the valleys The
population. a poor one. l. greatly de-
Jected over the loss Of their an
. throughout the entire town only one
mouse wtthstoOd the earth shock a new
three story building belonging TO the
Il Is a striking example OF the ox-
cellence OF modern construction over the
old methods.
1T Is feared that the loss OF life in
iescosolido has been very great Two
hundred persons OF it's population OF IT,
loo are reported 20 Be missing Here.
as everywhere else Ia the earthquake
rome, the people are without shelter and
are suffering acutely from the cold OF
few hundred feet higher than the VII
lage. are covered with snow.
Organized Ala committss.
ROME, Jan. 1.-The Rev. Dr. Triple.
OF Syracuse. y. Y. pastor Of the Amer
lean Methodist church here has organ
lied a committee 70 aid those suffering
from the earthquake. Or. Tipplc him
self has gone to the earthquake zone
where he Is visiting every affected vii
lage possible TO distribute aid.
Miss Martha Nickery. Of Leland stan
ford University. Cal. and Miss Alice
Llewellyn. OF ShAmokin, Pa. directress
OF the Crandon institute Of the Amer
lean Methodist church have loaned their
villa 20 the municipality"
This villa recently was occupied by
the two women as a school II is
equipped with eighty beds and the
rooms are flooded with sunshine
The Misses Vickery and Llewellyn Of
fered the use Of the villa tnrouEs Ju.
American embassy. The offer was ac-
cspted on behalf Of the municipality by
Prince Colonua mayor % Rome who
took possession Of the building SatuE-
dav.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18

Take Triets For Bowel Trouble
Most Druggists Sell Roth
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Another Nilage Destroyed
PEScDSOLIDO. Italy. Jan. lin
this village. high in the mountains. a
short distance northwest Of Sora the
raNaFes Of the earthquake have been Sc
Nerely felt Many o. the houses which
clung 90 the side o. the mountains we're
completely demoil shed. their location on