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Evening journal., 1915-04-07
JameST. Chandler, y. " 'ss SiSss als
St Tee
In6ertak er. phones
s"NA 1908 .26Tt
DEATHS.


Margaret J. Caldwell
Abeleio Won den Schiller
susan r. Husbands
Mary A. Whiteley
susan Cook Lloyd
annie q connor Mcguire.
Robert NJ Cam
sarah J. Mcdonald
Mary ". Abele
AbtLt--ln PhiladelPhia. Pa on April G..
1919. Mary W. Abele widow OF seorse
ADfle aged "a years
Relatives end friends are invited 90 attend
t.t funeral services 40 her late residence. 80.
eTening. 40 O'Clock Further ser,iee- ~
tie chapel in Nilminefon and Brandrrrin.
mfferts on saturday afternoon at e0
oclock- Iufcrment private
NcDOAALD--ln this fifr. on frrii for-
rsrah =. wife o. she late samuel Mellon
sid. aged - years
Aflaiites aud friends ara invited 20 attend
the funeral from hrr late residence No. con
forlar street on Friday afternoon. April %
a. go clock. Services in scott 81 D
Church ar o'clcrk. Remains Will not be-
viewed in fae church. lnfermcni - Old
CAME Philadelphia. Pa on ANIL
1913. Robert 81 .Cenn. On his 6gh year
Nae notice ~ flnerul vii De- given
AA1liht-in this clfT 0n April 0. 1915.
Annie g. tonnor, widow of JAMES g. Ma-
ruire.
Reia'irss and friends are invited TO ai..nd
the inrsrai from ihe residence of her sister
AM"NM
Burtn street. on Saturday morning. Auru i0
az o'cloef. Requiem mass az ~ PAUL b
Church interment 10 tathedrul cemetery.
LLolD-in this city, on April 3. 1915.
Susan Cook, wife % sherman g. Lloyd
kciaircs and friends are invited to attend
Tho funeral services ~ her id.e residence. Sc.
ors West Eleventh street. 1n friday alter
noon. April 3. a. o'cluof fdtcrfneut a.
Wilmington end Brandywins eeinetcry
WUIIELEl-On April z. 1913. Mary
Nido" oi Thomas Mhiteley aged Sc
years.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral services at her late residence
Marshaliton, Delaware. on Saturday aftcr
s. James cemetery. Newport. Del
eCHItfEk--Abeicid N0u don geischouve
srhiher IN his seth year 90 te rcsidcnc,
81 sa,u,se, b, ses.is ?S; s,; nr. sioebr
HrSBANDs-in Brmdysine Hundred 20
April 3 1913. Susan H.. w.fo OF william
Husbands
Iirlstivfs and ifiends ave invited 10 atien,
The fuueral services ai BIER late resideuri ol
Thursday aitcrnoou ai o'rlork. lniermcn
private.
CAIDNEI.i.-fn thi. city. on Aprii 3 fal,
Margaret T. caldwell
Relatives and friends are invited 10 stfen,
the funeral services iroln her. late residence
afternoon. April s. 1910 Service. az M,
house. az O'Clock. lutermeni af MI
Zion cemetery
IN MEMoRIAM
in TIE B-aulah land of Live
No hope 10 meet fnu there
And iu hcaVen. somewhere. someuhort
With Ie>u, reign above,
or7t sFain ONT chain Is severed
Once SASS uHf hearts made .ore
fut notlei aad father hove ur in heaven
fe' che, ha'e met fhers io nart no moro
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
nrrIRNING FR0M rrXls.

Mr.. and Airs C. W Diggans. VINO
have been visiting their son in San
Antonio. Texas. for tho past siN week.
started ON their return trip for nome
Yesterday afternoon They will arriA
in Wilmington Friday
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
Tn MELCOME NM. MIsr.

Tho Rev. W. A. Wise. who was re-
turned 10 Scott NJ. j.. Church at the
recent conference, will be given a
reception by the members and friends
OF the church in the church tonight.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
CARD or THANKS

William IT, Jenkins and family. Il NO 7os
Walnut street. wish 10 thank fhoil friend,
FOR the floral tributes sent them during their
recent bereavement and also the Evening
Star Lodge members for flowers and paii.
bearers.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
coPNIsH.HANcocK.

Harry "onish and Miss Mareagei
\. Hancock. both of 80. o05 Chuic
street were married last evening o, 60,
Ges. ~. A. Wis., at Scott Church par.
-unagc.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
CARD OF, THANKS.

Mrs. Susan A. standerwick wishes 90
thank her relatives and friends for their
Kindness 90 her during her recent beroa,c.
nent. Also for .hl many horal oTeringst
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, DUPONT Building,
furnish the following Quotations OF local
securities.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
IN MEMoRIAM.

We nope TO meet sou there.
And in AcaVen. somewhere. someuhere
With Jesus reign above.
tr7f eFaln ONT chain b. severed
Once asf.H uur hearts madc .ore
Bat moflei aad father hove lrff in heaven.
le' they ha'e met There io nsrt no laors
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
Plan new
Note TO
!. BRITISH

Washington, June lit was stated
officially at the state department that
while officials have been for more than
two months assembling data on which
to base a new note to Great Britain
on the Interruptions to American COM
merce by British naval operations,
there is yet no indication of when the
new communication will be ready for
transmission to London.
There are many cases of ships and
cargoes delayed. to be studied. The
task of reducing them to compre-
hensive note of not too great length
and one that requires time. It is i'm
tended that the new representations
shall be so complete in detail as to
preclude any protracted discussion. AS
yet Great Britain has made no reply
to the last American note.
There is belief In some quarters here
that 1t is unlikely the reply will be
made while the situation between the
United States ana Germany con-
tinues. The situation however 1t is
said would not influence the Washing
ton government in drafting new
communication. 1t Is estimated that
the note might go forward as soon as
1t is completed without regard to the
status Of the negotiations with Berlin.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
LIQUOR men &. .
SEE NO GOOD IN .
anti" LEAGUE

Cincinnati, June 10.-The twentieth
annual convention Of the Wholesale
Liquor Dealers association came to a
close here yesterday with the re-
election Of all of the officers. the se-
lection of ST. Louis, Mo-. as the con-
vertion city for 1915, subject to the
endorsement of the board of control,
and the passage Of resolutions urging
the fight against the advocates of pro-
hibition be prosecuted with even
greater vigor than has been done here
tofore. ' -.
Vice Pres. George c. Dempsey of
Boston was the principal speaker at
the closing session. He devoted him
self almost exclusively to the aims and
the work done during the last year by
the anti-saloon league. IL
He said: T.
"Such machines as the anti saloon
league are apt to- do harm that will
be very great The evil which lies in
such a system is very plain, for no
matter what kind of a man the legis-
lator may be or what principle he may
present, or what method he may em-
ploy, just as long as he is dry voter
and a dry advocate, he Is doomed by
the anti-saloon league.
Irving X. Taylor of New York out
lined what 1900 years of national pro.
hibition has done for Turkey.
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Lusitania Unarmed
Says American Note"
Complete Text Of the
Note Is Published
BRYAN "GLAD TO NOTE CHANGE
IN TONE OF AMERICAN PRESS"

Washington June 11.-Bryan issued new state
ment today expressing his qualification what he
termed the change in the tone of the press regarding
the American note to Germany The statement follows:
II am glad to note the change in the tone of the
press in regard to the note to Germany. From the
time the papers began to publish forecasts down to
yesterday, the jngo editors have been praying that
the matter would be dealt with great frmness, that
tone of the note and pointing that it does not nee
essarily mean war.
"1nstead of waiting until the note was issued
they put their construction upon it in advance
and colored it to suit their purposes It is re-
lief to find the papers emphasizing the
friendly tone of the note and pointing out that it does
not necessarily mean war.
"Somethng has been gained if the warrior journal
lists have at last realized that the country does not
want war; but that the contrary it will support the
president in his efforts to find peaceful solution of
the difficult problem raised by the use of the sub
marine against merchantmen
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immigration Bill May
Have Been Referred

D, 1-Clerks office of Secretary or
petitions that
the
difficulty
irving At present time the figures are as
=. i
creating state board OF immigration and ap-
adverts
needed
possibilities that will found
In 3 \
repeating the levy Of mill tax to
than needed 1t is generally
petitions
validity will be attacked by inter-
claims stand there will
referring bills which at
temp
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
American Beauties
Go Into Raptures
Over Grand Canyon

Williams, Arzy 1fs-Ahoard Beauty Special: "0es
ant orand one voice arose the CHORUS from fifty girls a.
dsy ernng The train arrived before sunrise and was but
and Agrry UP the bin to the edge Of the eanyen
the back ground The hop houses warmed With love.
Esovar sots the entire party taken carriages for long
Angeles.
Wsdpesds included breakfast Lasyssss New
Mexico Numbered distributed dupi
being by the gibe bachelors Of the who
The stop Abuquerque New Mexico where the
Of the trip half hours visit to the Indian Village
of sea where the girls considerable Of indian home fe
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u. S. Renews Demands That
Germany Assure Safety Of
Neutral Passengers at Sea
: No Comment BY Z
: German Newspapers q

= Berlin, June IL =
4: The American note, q
q though printed in full q
q and given the greatest q
q prominence in Berlin q
= newspapers, was not .
p accompanied by edito- =
p rial comment, in edi- =
= tions appearing up to q
q late this afternoon. q
p FL a d lin e S of the q
p newspapers varied in q
q wording but were sim q
q liar in tone. Among the =
q captions were, "Amer- " q
q lea Stands Firm, - "A q
q Very Solemn Warn q
p ing - tGrave Ameri- q
q can Warning to Ger q
Il many, !" "a Grave Ap- q
= peal" q
u @@##@@@# q ##@ #@@@# q
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11

Washington. June 1.-THE text of
the American rejoinder to the Ger
man governments reply to the note
following the sinking of the Lusitania
follows:
"The secretary of state ad interim
to the American ambassador to
Berlin.
Department of State,
Washington, June 8, 1915.
American Ambassador, Berlin.
you are instructed to deliver tex
tually the following note to the minis
ter of foreign affairs:
TN compliance with your excel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
Revenue Increased.

New York, June 11.-Increased net
revenues are shown in the annual re-
port OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,
issued last night. In some quarters it
was expected that the statement would
contain mention of the proposed
severance Of the company from the
Southern Pacific Railway Co.. which
now controls it. which action is nee
essary under the Panama canal act IL
the Pacific Mail steamers are to make
use of the canal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
Fargo After the Next
Sunday School Meet

The Fargo Commercial club. the
churches and the Sunday schools Of
the city are going to unite in an effort
to get the 1915 annual convention OF
the North Dakota Sunday School as
sociation to meet in the new Fargo
auditorium. The convention this year
is to be held in Minot.
d. s.. Hollenga. secretary of the Mi
not Commercial club. and chairman of
the entertainment committee for the
1915 meeting. has issued the following
call to the state:
This Is the last call for the silver
anniversary convention of the North
be held in the city OF Minot. June 10,
is and III. 1915.
Everything is in readiness: you are
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
Mora staamars Sunk,

London, June 1.-THE Russian
steamer Dania was torpedoed by a
German submarine. The members of
the crew were saved. The Swedish
steamer otago, bound for Hull. was
torpedoed and sunk last night. The
Dania was OF 1859 tons net, S14 feet
long and was built at Sunderland in
1905. She was owned by the Northern
S. S. Co., Ltd, of Petrograd. She had
been running between Liverpool and
Archangel. The Ctago was s79 tons
net, 242 feet long and was built in
1882. and was owned in Solvesborg,
Sweden.
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assured Of royal welcome and the
people of this city are ready to enter
tain you in the literary sense OF the
word.
Minot is known for its true hospital
ity. and to prove this to YOU. we urge
You to come and take part in the
greatest convention ever held in this
state.
We have engaged speakers OF ma
tional fame and the entire proceedings
Of the convention will be OF lasting
benefit to every delegate.
Besides transacting business you
will be shown the city and we will
make your stay here as pleasant as we
possibly can. Now, therefore. all to-
gether. come and give us a chance to
show you what we can do and TO shake
your hand.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11

Minneapolis, June 1.-The fifty
sixth annual convention of the Au-
gustana synod of the swedish-Luth-
eran church Of North America began
here yesterday. Rev. L. A. Johnston,
of st. Paul, Mimi, was reelected
president and the other principal off,
GERS were similarly honored.
DR.. Niles Forsander, for twenty five
years theological professor at Angus
tana college, Rock Island, ILL.,, rendered
his resignation on account of his ad-
vanced age. He was later elected pro-
fessor emeritus.
There were religious services in
Augustana church last night.
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CONVCTS
ARE Still
AT LARGE

Bismarck, N. D.. June 11.--McBride
and Reed, two convicts. who escaped
from the penitentiary guard at the in
stitution brick yard last evening. are
still at large. Warden Talcott stated
this morning that he believed they
must be in Bismarck, as he thought
it impossible for them to have pene-
trated the line that was thrown out
Immediately following their disappear
ance. u +
A boarding car was broken into here
munition and some clothing was
stolen. Mcbride was from Cass coun-
ty, and was serving seven year term
for robbery, and Reed came from
Stark county and was serving twelve
years for the same crime. b.. .E.
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4
TWO BOYS WERE KIDNAPPED

Chicago, June 10.-The Chicago
police received a telephone mes
sage from the authorities at Pom
t1ac, ILL.,, asking them. to search
Tor two women and a man who
are said to have kidnapped George
and Joseph Lyons, s and 10 years
old respectively. The message
stated that the alleged kidnapers
escaped in an automobile and were
believed to be on their way to
Evanston, Ill. @4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
American Troops
Held at Border
Wilson May Send
Them Into M ;co

Washington June tThe possible irtereenes by oos! M
with of Red Cross
distribute through American consular ose and its own assn
for from the to delay the departure OF
American troops cannot the border without lnstruoons
possibility resistance
Jean officials the intends have M hand the meahs
regiments Fifteenth cavalry at Fort Bliss Tex
Galveston Ninth infantry
at Fort
Manila relieve three 9th
err
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
HAS CREW OF
i EITEL LEFT
The COUNTRY?

Washington, June II. - Lieutenant
Brauer and certain men Of the crew
of the German commerce raider Prinz
Eitel Friedrich, who left the ship be-
fore she formally interned, have not
returned to Norfolk navy yard adm are
believed to have left the country. Gus
toms Collector Hamilton at Norfolk
made this report to the treasury de-
partment. d
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
Bryan Believes in
New Creed Says Note
May Lead to War and
He Cannot Sign Il

Washington, June 11.--William Jen-
nings Bryan. in an appeal addressed
to the American people" asks them
to hear him before they pass SEN
tence upon his laying down the port
folio of secretary of state in the midst
OF international stress.
Confident that the public will credit
him with honorable intentions, Mr..
Bryan frankly says that good inten-
tions are not enough, and that II the
public verdict is against him, he asks
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11

lency's request / did not fail to trans.
nit to my government Immediately
upon their receipt your note of May
2S in reply to my note of May Is, and
your supplementary note of June /,
setting forth the conclusions so far
as reached by the imperial German
government concerning the attacks on
the American steamers Cushing and
Gulflight. / am now instructed by my
government to communicate the fol-
lowing reply:
"The government of the United
Cnntinnna az, pa.-n CI-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
SENSATION PROMISED IN
PROBE OF LUSITANIA CASE

New York June 1.-THE federal grand jury
which yesterday began an investigation to determine
whether there attempt to defraud the United
States in connection with afdavits submitted to the
government to prove that the Lustania was armed,
resumed it's session this afternoon. One witness was
examined and then it adjourned temporarily. lit is
intimated that results much more farreaching than
was expected are in sight
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
WATER OFF ON
TENTH STREET 50.

The city engineer has issued q
notice that the city water will be
turned off on Tenth street south, 1
from Seventh avenue to Eleventh
avenue, from to IL Saturday
forenoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11

no mercy asserting that men in pub
lie life must be willing to bear any
deserved punishment from ostracism
to execution
Interpreting the American note TO
Germany on submarine warfare.
which he refused 10 sign, as conform
ing to the "old system" of diplomatic
standards .precedents for which "are
written in characters Of blood upon
-- Continued On PAGE Twelve
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
british CRUISER SUNK.

FRENCH AND BRITISH LOST HEAVILY.
11-Wreess Constaninople
the Galpo during the
So cost to the French and British forces Of than 1000
killed.
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Bryan, in giving out his formal statement, sup
plemented it with the following anecdote: "A con
gressman replying to jingo speech, recently said,
while am personally agaihst war, alfs Iii Ttor
of the country having what it wants. Ii the coun-
try wants war; let it have war, but let it first find
out if the country does want war. If it becomes
necessary to ascertain the sentiment of the coun-
try suggest that ballot be taken, let those who
want war vote for war and those opposed to war
vote against it, and let the vote be taken with the
understanding that those who vote for war will
enlist for and those who vote against war will
not be called upon to fight until after those who
want war have exhausted their efforts
'I still believe" added Bryan, ''in the right
of the people to rule and think the congressman's
suggestion might insure deliberate action on the
part of the voters"
Bryan was reminded of the suggestion of some
of his friends that in case of war he would be one
of the first to enlist.
''I do not want to talk about war, but on one
occasion I enlisted to defend my country on the
first day war was declared he replied.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-06-11
Russians Now Claim
Victory In Galicia--
British Cruiser Sunk

London. June After their regions
Russians claim considerable victory
German which attempting
from the south said by the Russian
feated
forces driven back at two points the Dnester
battle the Italian
havns been brought by the attempt Of the italians force the
Cologne and esnsva mention ssyy Hght"g
city Iies Cologne report states that the taisn
capture Of MonfaIecn by the Italians official
yesterday. According
has ZEN
10000 - - ~
British fishing sn1aeks North
and sunk by ZepPens Submarines the British
Stratharron of $500 No
Is reported in
.4.s BRITISH CRUISER SUNK. .....-
Innabruec, f1--(5y and
by
Liverpool thirty miles off ST. Medua
Adrate
forces captured PIoeksn Austria close to the
The
the highway between Labaeh and innsbruck
.... FRENCH AND BRITISH LOST HEAVILY
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Germany Has the Note.

Berlin, June 11-Ambassador Gerard pre-
sented the American note at the German foreign
office at IL a. m. today.
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Continued on Page Twelve.
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Continued on Page Six.
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w n AT4 E "a.

Showers tonight and Saturday; not
much change in temperature.
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