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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-30

Reporter Want Ads Bring Results.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-30
ADVERTISED MAIL.

Mail advertised at Grand Rapids,
December 28th, 1915. rEoa
f. Ladies.
Russell, Mrs w. L.
- Men.
Sowaske, Mr.. M. w. .....z
! se. Robert Nash, Postmaster.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-30

Mrs. F. Whitman and son Seth spent
Sunday with friends at Rudolph .rs.
Alfred Nystrum is on the sick list.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
LOS GENERATES SANTOS COY Y BANUELOS
FIJEP IN EJECUTADOS En- AGUASCALLEnN11TEES EES
Ruyeron con Gonzalez
Garza cuand0 sali6 de
Mexico y Sc presen-
taron despues a
Villa
Este los mando fusilar

Ell PASO, Tex, Febrero p.
Hoy Sc reciOi6 en- esta ciudad
Ia noticia de que los generates
Santos Coy Y Banuelos, dos
prominenteS generates de Ia
Division del Ncrte, han sido
ejecutados en- Ia ciudad de
AguascalienteS por 6rdenes de
Villa.
Los mencionados generates
permanecieron al Iado del pre-
sidente Rogue Gonzalez Gar
"a. cuando este hugo de Ia ca
pital de Mexico. habiendolo
acompanado hasta Cuernava-
ca. Pocos dias despues deci-
dieron venirse para AguaSca-
Iientes, en- donde Sc enCOntra-
ba el general Villa, con inten-
clones de unirse nuevamente
2 las fuerZas de la Division a
cue pertenecian; pero habien-
do tenido aviso ell jefe chihua-
huense del viaie de los gene
rales de referencia, orden6 su
arresto tan pronto como llega-
ran a Aguascalientes, para
que fuesen juzgadOs por IN
Conscio de Guerra.
Asi sucedi6 en- efecto, San
tos Coy y Bahuelos fueron
aprehendidos tan luego como
llegaron a Ia menciOnada clu-
dad de Aguascalientes Y juz-
gados en- Consejo de Guerra,
fueron sentenciados a ser pa
sados por las &rlnas. Esa SEN
tencia fu6 ejecutada hey, Sc
gun la noticia de qeu Sc ha-
bla al principle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

WASHINGTON, FebrerO p
TN interts especial est;,n
manifestando los diplomati-
COS extranieroS &creditados
ante el goblerno de los Esta-
dos UnidoS por Ia situaci6n
mexicana. DeSpues de la visi-
Ia que hiciaron aver al Secre-
tario de ESs%do Bryan con Oh
ieto de peGirle j1formeS de
Mexico, han segui3o trabajan-
do gor c1Gocer cual sea Il
ycrdadera situaci6a de SuS ma
ci0naleS Ell Ia vecina Repubh-
ca. Y que UasOS rlensa dar {:
%o5ieTn0 americana en- vista de
2ds n.alaS noticias que lleg&2
de Aexico in5icanjo cue Ia 81
tUacj6n emneora cada dia mas.
Re~ultad0 de eSaS geStiOEo5
fu& IA respaeSta del Secretarlo
Bry>p que les fu5 comunica IN
y Ia cual dice que eI gobierno
americana solo eSperara HS-
"a Gelinea~ Su nUeva poli..cu
81 Mexico, los informes que Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
T. CANTU HAESTABLECIDO lJl COBIERN0
TNDEPEN2@IDTENTE FNLAB. CALIFORNIA
NO RECONOCE COMO JEFE nj A VILLA
ri A CARRANZA
El jefe ex-federal tiene complete dominic
en- ell referido Territoro

Ell PASO, Tex, Febrero p.
Gran sensation han causa-
do en- esta ciudad las noticias
recibidas de la Baja Califor-
MIA. references al manifesto
que ell coronel Cantu, goberna-
dor militar de la Peninsula, ha
Ianzado en- Ensenada, y en- Ell
cual declara que no recOnOce
nj al gobierno de Villa, nj al
de Carranza, nj al de ningGn
otro jefe de faccion de las
que actualmente Sc disputan
el poder el Mexico. Cant!l
tiene actualmente el compile
70 dominic de aQuel terrific
rio.
Depue de Ia caida de Huer-
g. ei coronei Cantd, que era
una iefe federal, fue ell uni
co que SigNj com5atl,ndO en-
Ia Bala California per cl re-
gimen desa rarec.i, Cuando Sc
cecrct6 Ia diaoIuci6n del ej6r-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
E--zI-- II = - -
"EIJO DEL MAR

Proximamente introduc!re-
mos aiguras znejo-ss de i'm
portancia en- este perodicc y
como es nueStro groposito da.'
q "a PRENSA" el mayo IL
teres possible, desde luego
anunciamo2 Que Ell pr5xinao do
:ningc conenzaEcrlos ou.
bL:car, en- forma de folletjn, Ia
sensational rcvela de Ch. Cha-
vinet, ins;tulada" "Hijo de-
sDar", obr= presniada hace al
gunos amos por la Academia
Francesa.
Esperamos cue esta innova-
cion sea del agrado de nues-
tros Iectores Y que la obra
anunciada obtenga el 6xito
cue rosotros deSeamos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

por el gobierno deplrstD,
ofre: 8 Sis servicio: . Carran-
ia.
POGO despu6s viendo q IN eau
sa constituci0nalista jba de ca
pa caida, Sc cambi6 81 partido
villista, con ell preteXtC de que
habia tenido dificult&deS con
otro iefe carranciSta cue ope-
raba en- el mismO JerritOriO.
Villa a~ept6 tar:bien sUs selvi-
clos Y 10 nombr6 gobernadOr
militar de Ia peninsula, estable
cicndo su gobierno el cCronel
Cantd en- MeXicali, teniendo
bajo sus 6rdenes una fEerZa de
500 hCmbTes.
En- Ensenada Sc encortraba
otro destacament0 de 500 hOm
bres; pero temiendo CantU que
pudieran sublevarse contra Gl,
propusc al gobernaGor M&yto-
rena de Sonora enviarle re-
rLerzo5 81 10 deiaba GA el do
mimic de la Baia California
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
Telegrama especial para LA PRENSA.

atacar a la primera de las po-
blaviCnes mencionadaS y las
cuales cor,ar>n la referidaS T.
nea ferrocarrIera.
En- otras tuenteS Sc sabe
que efecUiv2mente ha comen-
zado una invasion por diver
sos puEtoa del Estado de Chi
huahua : NADIA remote serja
que IA version propalada por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
(Pasa a la Sa.)
Telegrama especial para LAPRENSA.

del Pacifico Y lograron desalo-
jar al general carrancista Die
gueZ que 10 guarnecia.
SegGn las mencionadas no.
ticias, los carrancistas tuvie-
ron grandes p6rdidas de gen.
te y municiones, contandose
entire el botin recogido por los
villistas, diecisiete canones Y
varias anetralladoraS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

Ell PASO, Tex, FebrerO "a.
En- Ciudad Juarez festejarOn
hoy Ia toma de Manzanillo
por las fuerzas de Francisco
Villa.
La version cficial de esa VIC
toria dice que despu6s del
triunfo que obtuvieron los vi
llistas en- Sayula Sc dirigieron
sobre el mencionado puerto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
Sc nieg2n a servir dos Oficiales
ex-federaIes a los C2rranCistas
Ouerian llevarlos a cue
manejaran la artille-
ria en- el ataque de
Monterrey
TeIegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

L NENO-S.
LAREDO, Tex, Febrero u.
DE buena fuente he sa5ldo
que vino un enviado especial
de los carrancistaS con OJjeto
de buscar 4 dos personas COM
petentes que Sc encargen del
manejo de aIgunas pleas de
artilleria en- el pr6XjmO a.a-
que que segUn ellos van 4 en-
prender Sobre Monterrey.
EI mencionado enviado Sc
aperson6 con dos oficiales del
extinto ejarcito federal, eN-
pertos artilleros que hace
tempo estan residiendo aQUi
' les hizo ventajosas propo-
siciones con objeto de que in
gresaran al ej6rcito cOnstjtu-
cionalista. pero estoS rechaza-
ron de plano la oferta mani
(Pasa a la Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

Ell PASO. Tex. Feberro ii.
La agencia carranciSta eSta-
blecida en- esta ciudad ha he
cho terminates declaraciOnes
hoy. en- el SentidO de que muy
pronto quedara mterrumpido
ell trafico entire Ciudad Jua-
rez y Torre6n por que han So
lido Euerzas de los Estados de
Tamaulipas Y Coahuila para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
Sc dice que present5 SUI renuncIa
ReiDaIdo Cara al Primer Jefe
No Sc conocen los mott
vos cue 10 hayan obi
oado q tomar esa
determination
Telegran,a especial para LA
PRENSA.

PRENSA.
LAREDO, Tex, Febrero "a.
En- los ciGcUlos donde Sc CO.
men+an a diario los asuntos de
l.ucstro pals ne recogido el
.dnor de que el general ca
rrancista Reinaido Cara Sc
ha diriiido al primer jefe de
los constitucionalistas, Venus
tiano Carranza, pidiendole
Tle acepte Ia renuutia que
hace de su grado de general
del ej6rcitQ carrancista.
Como Ia noticia es de SEN
saci6n por tratarse de uno de
los iefes que con mas tez6n
han luchado por la cauSa del
primer jefe he tratado de in
Vestigar hasta que punto sea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
FRANCISCO VILLA Sc Ma POSESIONADO DEL
PUERTO De MANzANILL0, SINAlOA
Los carrancistas fueron derroados en- Ia de Sayula

SegGn parece, la captura de
Manzanillo era de gran i'm
portancia para Villa, pues es-
ta para reclbir un gran carga-
mento de armas que lie fue en-
viado de San Diego CAL, v
necesitaba un puerto del Paci-
fico donde desembarcarlo.
Ell Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
EL TRAFlCO FERROCARRILERO ENTIRE C. JUAREz
Y TORREON SERA SUSPENDIDO
Asi 10 asegura la agencia carrancista en- El Paso
(Pasa a la Sa.)

Ia agencia caTrancista tuv!e-
"a algGn lunlamento.
Ha venid0 Z cOrrOborar las
inform. acione anteriores Ia dc
rividad que eStan desplegando
las autoridadys mihtares de
Ciudai Juarez ) el hecho ds
uue vaya q scr aumentada II
guarniciGn lie Ia menciona2:,
IPasa a La Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
Ne hay seryiGi0 dc treaes
ei6ctrie9s en- Ia Ciu-
dad de n. Laredo
Las n2aIaS condolences
obligarOn a Ia Cia.
q suspender el
ServiciO
Teiegrama especial para LA
Do NC


LAREDO. Texas, Febrero "a
-TOdos los diaS van acentuan
dose mas ' mas malas con-
dicicneS en- que Sc encuentra
NuevO Laredo. De una manera
o de otra Sc va echando de
YER que Sc agota Ia vida de
ese pueblo por ia falta de ira
bajo ' Was de communication
que faciliten el comercio y el
intercambio con otras plazas.
Una idea de mi anterior afr
maci6n la puede dar el hechO
de que Ia Compahia de Tran
PaSa a la pag. 8
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
EI ex,presidente Roosevelt
critiCa Ia p0litica de! Co.
bisrR0 americana
En- eI E'Metropolitan''
de New York publi-
c0un sensational
artfculo
TeIegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

NUEVA YORK, Febrero "a.
-Mucha senasci6n cause el
articulo publicado por Ia in
portante revista "Metrop0li-
tan" en- su numero de! mes de
Mario sobre la politica que FL
gobierno americana esta des-
plegando en- Mexico, firmado
por el ex-presidente de los Es-
tadOs Unidos, TeOdor0 Roose-
welt.
Ell articulo mencionado cons
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

CabraI Ia manitosyado que
p.2nSa rad;carse Eli San Fran
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(PaSa a Ia "a.
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Pasa a la pag. s
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We guarantee LA PRENSA
- 20 have tie -=
LARGEST CIRCULATION
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.xican paper published In the United States.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
48 BATTLESH|P
BUILDING BASIS
Reconstruction of Entire Navy
e. Is Now Under Consider
alton of Officials

Washington, Oct. 5.-Congress will
be asked TO approve in December a
continuing building policy for the
navy, having for its object the main
tenance Of the navy at the basis Of al
least 4S first class battleships. The
proportion of superbattle cruisers
scouts, destroyers, submarines and
auxiliaries would be worked out from
this figure.
Secretary Daniels said today that
the proposal to recommend to Con
gress the establishment of this policy
had been discussed by him and with
President Wilson and Chairman Pra
dett of the House Naval Affairs com
mittee. While ne explained that nc
definite decision had been reached
the secretary indicated that he was in
clined to favor such a plan.
Congress will be asked also tt
make more liberal provisions in re-
serves of ammunition than ever be-
fore has been thought necessary
Secretary Daniels said the necessity
of huge reserves of ammunition had
been the most striking lesson drawn
from the EuropeOn war. 3.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
WILD SPECULATION
IN WAR STOCKS
Bankers and Trust Companies
Apply Brakes on Vari-
.. Gus Exchanges

New York, Oct. 5.-Members of the
New York Stock Exchange took ac-
ton today to curb the nationwide
speculation in so.called war stoc6,
whose rapidly sprawling values has
lead runaway market.
Banks, trust companies and 'f1nan-
cial houses of New York, alarmed at
the swiftly offending tendency of the
market, and fearful of a sudden break
in values, have set the financial
brakes and applied pressure on
stock exchange houses to diminish
the riot of speculation. Many stock
exchange houses responded to that
pressure today by notifying their eli
ents that they would have to douSle
the amount of their margin in these
specialties. Heretofore the chief
speculative stocks, with few notable
exceptions, have been carried on a
20 point margin.
Today's action was neither hasty
nor unconsidered. For more than a
week the banks have been somewhat
uneasy over the condition of the mar
ket For some time past, Wall Street
has appeared as the pot OF gold at
the end of the rainbow which spreads
over the entire country.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
'TREFZ'S TALK
ENJOYED BY
BUSINESSMEN
Field Secretary Of u, s. Cham
Der Of Commerce Explains
Business Problems
URGES BUSINESSMEN TO
BOOST THEIR OWN TOWN
Predicts Surge Of immigration to
Northwest Following Euro
pean War

A new vision OF businessmen, their
responsibilities their problems, their
relation to the community and the ma
ton, was given $50 leading citizens
of Bismarck by Edward F.. Trefz, field
secretary Of the United States Cham
ber of Commerce. when he addressed
the Commercial cluo luncheon at the
Grand Pacific yesterday noon. Mr.
Trefz proved all that he had been her
alded-all that many Bismarck people
knew him to bean exceptionally en-.
tertaining and interesting speaker,
and, a man with a message.
Mr.. Trefz's message was one Of pre-.
paredness for American businessmen
particularly the businessmen of the
great Northwest, upon whose should
ers, he predicts, will fall the greatest
burdens arising out of the problems
to be created by the vast surge of
European immigration which will find
its way to America as an aftermath
Of the European crisis. @...
"Men at washington who kSaW a
great deal more about such matters
than you and linen who have forgot
t0u lllOlt ttOOuk 1AAAA 81 dLAOA Iu0A VIC
ever will know-foresee this flood.
Some have gone so far as to predict
that within the next few years 20,000,.
900 will come to our shores. And a
majority of these people will find
their way to the northwest-and to
North Dakota.
America Must Heal Wounds.
Mr.. Trefz proceeded to show that
the great problem growing out Of the.
worlds most terrible war is a biologic
one. He pictured raphically the birth
Of children under impossible condi-
tions, born into the, world with a heri-
tage of hate, the only gift of hopeless,
despairing mothers. He spoke of the
bitter hatred of the Frenchman for
the German, of the German for the
English, of the Austrian for the 1tal.
ian, and declared that to America will
be left the task of receiving with open
arms these warning races, and by her
love healing the wounds which have
scared their souls. And only through
the American businessman, with his
executive ability; with his training re-
sulting from day-to.day struggling
with the problems of commerce. trans.
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
AWAIT REPLY
Of BULGARIA
TO UIT|MATUN|
Answer Not Received Up to Late
Hour-Think Decision Has
Been Reached
MORE ALLIES TROOPS
LANDED AT sALONKI::
Allies Start Preliminary Opera
tions for New Western
Offensive

London, Oct. Greece IS now tEe
central point of the storm, which is
likely to break over the Balkans at any
moment. The Greek Premier Eleutl
erios Venizelos has carried his POLL
cies through the Greek Chamber with
a majority of forty, some members not
voting but the Athens correspondent
of the Havaas Agency is authority for
the announcement that Venizalos later
resigned before King Constantine in.
formed him that he was unable
support the policy of his ministry.
The French nave landed 10000
troops at !Saloniki. Replying to az In
terperlation in the Greek Chamber re-
specting the occupancy of SaloniKi
Premier Venizalos said:
They, (the Entente Powers), Offer
event of circumstances which wc'lld
require Greece herself, under her ALI
ance, to give Serbia nelp.'
London, Oct. 5.-Russia's ultimatum
to Bulgaria expired at o'clock this
afternoon, but up to late hour to.
night 80 far as was known in London
no answer haG been received and
none was expected.
It is taken for granted here that
King Ferdinand and his ministers are
definitely committed to the Germanic
allies and in return for territory to
be ceded after the war-some port,
including Constantinople, and all that
remains of European Turkey-has un-
dertaken to assist actively in the op.
erations against Serbia, thus hoping
to open the way for the Austro- Ger
man army, the objective of which is
the sea Of Marmora.
Entente Troops Landed.
The Entente Powers in the belief
have landed troops at Salonki, and
will take upon itself the duty, of pro.
tecting the main railway through
Serbia and Greece and give what as
sistance it Car to the Balkan allies,
should they be attacked by Bulgaria.
This infringement of Greeks neu-
trality has brought formal protest
from the Greek government, but in
the words of correspondent it lis
CONTINUED on pace two.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
"Workmen
Are reTraitors''
--Pdnkhurst

London, Oct. 5.-Mrs. Emcline
Pankhursi, at a woman's social and
political union meeting in London
this afternoon openly denounced as
traitors representatives of organized
labor, who she, said, were opposing
the employment of women, in the
present crisis.
II ask the government to set up fac.
tories to train women in munition
work." she said. 'Mr. Lloyd George
was willing; the women were willing,
but this training of women was op.
posed by organized skilled workers.
This is nothing short of treackery and
those who stood in the way were
traitors"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
MERGER PROPOSED.

New York, Oct. 5.-Negotiations TOR
the acquisition Of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company by the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation, which If successful.
NAV lead to a still larger combination
Of steel companies, were in progress
in this CITY today. While it was learn
Cd that the deal was not finally clCs-
cd. it was stated on authority that
+here was a likelihood that announce
ment to that effect would be maze
soon.
It also was learned that negotla.
tions attending on the purchase and
control of the Cambria Steel Com
pany and that there is posslolilty
Of a combination of this company
with the prospective Bethlehem-Penn'
sylvania merger.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
FRAUD CHARGES
AGAINST VETS
Dry Forces in Minneapolis
Charge Wholesale Fraud in
County Election

Minneapolis, Oct. 5.-Charges that
the wet forces committed wholesale
frauds in the county option election
here yesterday are to be investigated
by the dry workers and presented to
the grand jury.
Conceding their defeat by more
than 5000 the dry leaders declared to-
day that good citizenship demanded
a thorough investigation, an exposure
of methods used in the election TEGy
said the vets would be invited to JOIN
in ascertaining the truth concerning
alleged election frauds, which they
claim have been committed in every
ward of the city.
The wet leaders denied the charges
of fraud.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
Canadians
Convict a
Dynan1iter

Windsor, Ontario, oct 5.-The Es.
sex county, grand jury this afternoon
returned an Indictment against Albert
Kaltschmidt, of Detroit, charging him
with conspiracy in connection with
the dynamiting of the Peabody Over
all factory at Walkerville, Ontario,
several months ago, and with an at
tempt to destroy the Windsor armory.
The Walkerville plant was manufac-
turing uniforms for the British army
at the time of the explosion.
;Kaltschmidt is president of Mich
igan salt concern and has repeatedly
denied the accusation that he figured
in the conspiracy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
EXPLOSION ON CUMMINGS.

Newport, R. l., Oct. "a strict CEN
sorship was maintained by the navy
department tonight on the details OF
an explosion and fire on the torpedo
destroyer Cummings today. The dam.
age to the vessel was said to be slight
but she put back immediately to this
port to land with two of her men Sc.
verely burned. She was expected
here at a late hour tonight. The explo-
sion occurred in the foreward COM
partment. The cause of the explosion
was not made public.
The Cummings left Newport yester-
day to take her place with the RED"
or attacking feet, in the war game.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06

CONTINUED on pace tWo.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
Program for Today

900 A. M.-Opening Of Exposi.
tion. Concerts by Bells Harp
Orchestra, Bismarck ElKs'
Band and Vocalists.
10: 90 A. NJ. - Bumper Harvest
Movies.
l1:30,A. M.-Performance by the
Kimball $4,000 Mechanical
Wax DOLL Piano Player. To ne
repeated at 4:90 and 10 P.
M.
1:00P. NJ Bumper Harvest
Movies.
2:30 P. M.-Visit of Sixth Grade
Pupils, compliments of the
Association.
/ $3.50 P. INFORMAL openinf of
: Exposition. Addresses by
Governor Hanna and Prof.
Thomas Shaw, /. P. Baker,
president of the North Da-
I kota State Agricultural AS
sociation, presiding.
$50 P. NJ. - Bumper Harvest
Movies.
7::30 PM. - Concert by Bis.
marck Elks' Band.
$50 P. M. Evening perform
ance of All-Star vaudeville.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
Won't Quash
StrikeCharges

Walsonburg, Colo, Oct. 5.-A mo-
tion to squash indictments against 70
defendants in criminal cases growing
out of the recent coal strike was de-
MED without argument, by Judge J.
n. Dennison, in District Court, here
today. A motion for change of venue
was then filed, the time for argument
If which has not yet bbeen fixed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION IS
A GREATER SUCCESS THAN
MANAGEMENT EXPECTED
The Increasing Interest and Attendance
Shows Appreciation of Great
Exposition.
VAUDEVILLE AND MOVIES ...
ATTRACT LARGE CROWDS
Practically All Exhibits Are Now in
Place-~Concerts in Auto
Show Room.

The North Dakota State Exposition proving even great
than the management hoped for.
The opening day attendance twice large ex
pected and yesterday proporionately satisfactory
The exhibits practically all in place by last night
automobiles slow coming in because many the exhbi
tors waiting for the streets to dry In every department
the Exposition larger and better than many there
is comparison.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-06
Accept Officers Word.


Washington, Oct. 5.-Tcday Count
Won Bernstorff came to Washington at
the request of Secretary Lansing,
learned of the American governments 8
objections, and in return gave moral
assurances that these would be
promptly overcome. Returning to the
embassy, the ambassador re-dratted
the letter originally delivered in New
York and sent it by messenger to the
state department.
Secretary Lansing gave out the let'
ter, but made no comment on II, ex'
cept to remark that it spoke for It,
self. He was very much pleased over
the conclusion Of the case.
His excellency is contented was
the comment at the German embassy
when the ambassador returned win
the announcement that the United
states government was satisfied.
1T is q diplomatic victory for the
limited states" the ambassador re-
marked to a friend, "but credit must
he given to Germany, l believe, for
nobly accepting the word OF the Bit:
tish officers that they did not 1nteno
to ram the submarine