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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-16

is one of the brightest ana most elO-
quent ministers in the Iowa cOnfer-
ence. He has been pastor of the NJ.
E.. church at Dallas Center the past
year, and in addition to having a
splendid reputation as a pastor, he
Is lecturer of considerable note. He
was born in Switzerland, where his
childhood days were spent. His fam
lily consists of his wife and one
son, and they are expected in
Leon on Saturday evening, and will
receive a cordial welcome by the
church people and citizens generally
of Leon. We have seen number OF
press notices which speak highly OF
his ability as preacher and lecturer,
as we'll as good mixer, one Of the
kind who is not a believer in long
faced christianity. He can laugh,
joke and have good time as we'll
as anyone, and is the better for it..
Here is one comment taken from the
WOodbine TWiner: REV. RaOul r.
Moser is a preacher, but he doesn't
look it. You'd be more apt to pick
him up for common place piano
tuner or a box office man in good
moving picture show. We've known
him for years and can depose and
say that he is preacher from his
toenails up. Another thing, he would
never be shot for his good looks, and
at times he makes ugly faces at you
when he talks from the platform, but
he doesn't mean it. Nevertheless, he
will keep you looking at him while
he is speaking, you can count on
that"
The following are the appoint
ments of the Charlton District:
A. A. Thompson, district superin-
tendent.
Allerton, D. j. Shenton.
Beaconsfield, to be supplied.
Benton and Thayer, B. G. Lyle.
Blockton, William Mercer.
Cambria, E. A. Place.
Charlton, E. E. Ilgenfritz
Corydon, Edward Pruitt.
Dallas, w. H. Larrick.
Davis City, to be supplied.
Decatur, F. H. Perkins.
Derby, F. B. Warner.
Diagonal, c. M. Edmondson.
Ellston, V. H. Henderson.
Garden Grove, J. G. Duling.
Grand River, to be supplied.
Hopeville, to be supplied.
Humeston, N. v. Wilson.
Jamison, to be supplied.
Kellerton, B. r. VanDyke.
Lacona, C. E.. Bennett. \
Lamont, E. T. Partridge.
Leon, r. r. Moser.
Liberty Center, to be supplied.
Lineville, E. E. Jervis.
Melcher, c. X. Corkhill.
Millerton, to be supplied.
Milo, Victor West.
Mt. Ayr, R. M. Shipman.
Murray, L. E. Ripley.
New Virginia, G. w. Koser.
Oakley, to be supplied.
Osceola, William Hintz.
Promise City, H. E. Copeland.
YRedding, A. M. Eastman.
Russell, 2. L. Stone.
Seymour, j. F. Mckay.
Tingley, Peter Parker.
Van Vert, O. w. Morrow.
Weldon, E. j. Laird
Woodburn, w. s. Weyrauch.
Other appointments in which our
readers are specially interested are
az follows. 4. s:.
Spring Hill, /. N. Woodard.
Denison, j. L. Boyd. 5t@
Imogene. ]. s. Boreu61a
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-16

A committee representing the citi-
zens of Leon, the G. A. r. and Leon
Commercial Club was appointed to
prepare suitable resolutions, and
they reported the following:
Whereas:-Mrs. E. E. Harvey has
generously presented to the City of
Leon and its citizens beautiful park
known as Harvey Park, as . ,nem0r-
1a3 to her husband, the late Judge
John Nv. Harvey, who for 4 S years;
was an hOnored and highly respected
resident OF Leon, q man who Wan,
a.svay5 n the foremost ranks in ay-i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
RUSSIAN EVACUATION
RELIEF TO FARMERS

Vienna July 3. - The enforced
evacuation of most of GaliCia by the
Russians has brought untold relief TO
the occupants of the province, many
of them Germans who have colonized
there, and whose farms have suffered
the same fate that those in East Prus-
STA did last fam
A recent Investigation Of the PROV
ince AS far eastward as PrzemNsl, far
ther i'm some places shows that horses
and cattle have been stolen. churches
school houses barns and cottages
burned, and food furniture and yalu-
ables robbed right and left I'm a few
Isolated cases the Russians appear
TO have paid. at price far below value,
for what they took.
For some curious reason not vet
entirely explained they left i'm dozens
and scores of cases, one single COW
for each family that was rohbcd-per-
haps ON the theory that this would
prevent the starvation of their vic
Tins Hogs they usually slaughtered
on the spot but at night so that they
should not be seen at their work.
Hay and straw by the wagon load
has been carried off by the Russians.
The Germans in many instances at
tempted TO secrete their things, but
almost invariably the hiding places
were betrayed 10y the personal vio-
lence that was SO often the case in
East Prussia. There are compare
lively few complaints of this nature.
Houses that have not been destroyed
have suffered from occupation by
Russian soldiers and officers,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
THAW ATTENDS CHURCH
AND POSES FOR MOVIES

Atlantic city, a. j., July 1S.-Harry
X Thaw left here late today for Phil
adclpha, where he announced he
would spend the night. Leaving his
hotel an hour before his train was to
depart he delegated porter To have
an automobile ready to rush him TO
the station. Then he went to a pub
lie bath house. douned bathing suit,
and went into the water for fifteen
minutes
Thaw spent the DAY very quietly
Shortly after breakfast he strolled out
ON the board walk and met James
Mullen, an old friend Of DR. Sylves-
ter j.. Scoville president of the Uni
versitv Of Wooster where Thaw at
tended school as a boy. Mr. Mullen,
who is 20 years old, took him to the
First Presbyterian church. After
church Thaw again went 70 the beach.
He posed for the moving pictures for
some time and spent the remainder
Of the afternoon at his hotel chatting
with friends.
Thaw, who came here Friday night
after being given his freedom by the
New York supreme court said he
was undecided as to when he would
leave philadelphia for Pittsburgh but
expected TO reach the latter city IN a
few days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
CABLES DECISINELY
BEATS VILLA FORCE

Douglas. Ariz. July 1S-Aftcr a
six hour battle i'm AnaVacachi pass
west of Aqua Prietd Genera Gales
Carranza commander i'm Sonora, was
reported late today to have detinlieN
defeated Villa troops under Gen Jose
Maria AeOsta The Gales force was
said to have numbered 5000, WINE
those Of Acosta were reported as IoVO
strong
In a message received here by A.
Garduno. consul for Carranza. today
from General Gales at Iamorlla
twenty miles west Of Aqua Prieta' the
villa troops were reported as deinoi-
allied and fleeing i'm all directions.
The message stated that the patil'
began at g a. m The villa forces
were strongly entrenched I'm the pass
and for five hours the attacking sol
diers bomharded with cannon anu
rapid-firing guns
During the fighting three hundred
men of Acosta's command deserted
and Joined the ranks Of GALES accord
ing to the report which estimated tne
villa dead, wounded and captured at
500. Gales did not report ms own
casualties though they were cialneu
to he relatively small by officials IN
Aqua Prieta Accordng 10 Ceusui
Garduno. General Gales intended lo
press forward 10 1anne8 as soon as
he received a new supply of ammunl-
tion. which left Aqua Prieta early TO-
day
villa representatives, here refused /"
admit defeat, saying that the batiIe
still continued near Lamorlta anu
thar large contingent of faqul IN
dians were making a flank attack
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
MAKE GAINS
ON All BATTLE FRONTS

Berlin. July rs Nia London d y.
mo The following communication
was issued by the war office tonight.
"a French attack against the
church Yard aud hill at Souchez was
repulsed
ain the Argonnc the captured lines
have bcen reformed by some minor
successes.
Fighting continues ON the heights
near Los Esparges
IN Lorraine enemy attacks near
Emhcrmenl, east Of LuueVille, and
iu the region of Hau-dc-S1pt were RE-
pulsed
Eastern front Portions of the
army OF General Won Buelow have de-
feated the Russian forces near Aut2.
whore $500 men and sis guns ana
three machine guns were r1ptnred
They are pursuing the enemy ln an
,aatcrY direction.
other portions of ths army are
fighting TO the northeast 0f kurahnny
East Of that town an enemy advance
position has been stOrmcd
Between The Pissa and Nituld
rivers The Russian troops are retreat
ing ANA tho troops of Generals Won
Schaltz and Won GallWitz are close
behind them The enemy is attacked
and driven back where be- .ffers roe
sEtancp i'm prepared positions
Reserve troops aud q levy of troop
OF General Won schaltz have storued
the towns Of porcmky and Wtkplosh
and regiments OF Geueral Won Gall
witt have broken through the cNtcnd
ed positions of Mlodl, Some and ha-
uiewo. The number of prisoners was
considerably Increased and four guns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
ri SSIANS CONTEST
FNEliY fNCHH or GROUND

Perograd July ~ (yia London.
July as. Gao a. m)--'rhc official
statement issued tonight was as fol-
lows
con the Goldingen-M Mouravievo
front the enemy retained his position
ON the right bank or the rivers Win
dau and Vouta ana continued his adj
vance i'm the direction OF Tekem
Cnear the Gulf Of Riga, thirty-eight
miles west of the city of RigO and
Aut2
"Thc oncmys infantry were re-
pulsed IN the Popclany district
"tieree fighting continued July Is
on the extension Of the front ON the
right bank OF The Orzyc Three enc
my regiments attacked the village Of
p0doaie aud captured %, They crossed
tbe river capturing five Of our guns.
Tho enemy was attacked however by
our troops with bayonets and sut-
fcrcd severely The guns were recap
tnrcd and The enemy was driven out
of the village sinoriau detachment
from Turkestun fighting against enc
my forces double their number.
showed courage.
Northwest or Radon q brigade OF
Co-sar ks attacked the Austrian van
O.
capturing ihree officers 2 $50 men
and three machine guns
"Wc retired south OF lsekunoff TN
m. direction of MlaNa on account Of
urge enemy retnforoemcnts having
come 10
"Thc enemy assumed a general of-
fcnsiyc between the Vistula and the
Rug rivers ON the night OF the 10th
Enemy attacks al podlifie. Wilkolaz
and Bikhova (east of krasnikl we're
repulscd
"Ou tho left bank sc the Vleprz the
enemy advanced after desperate fight
ing our troops held their ground
on Inc evening Of the 6th on the Is
dcvuo. krasuostaV front (south OF
Lubln) Enemy attacks on Nolitza
on thc right bank of the Niepr1 we're
rcpused.
East Of tirabUvetz, Friday night
and the following day. the enemy pen
otrated our wire entanglements sew
ernl times but was repused on each
occasion by our fire and bayonet at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
Strong Positions Are Carried
With the Bayo1et and Stra-|
tegic FotifIcatio0S Are'
Seized One by One,
FIGHTING ON lS0NZ0
CONTINUES SEVERE
Many Attacks by TeutoniC
Troops Are RepuISed and
Artillery ENGAGEMENTS Are
Extremely Intense,

Rome July ~ Nia London. July 49,.
5.Ao m The following official
,+.,o,,,,,t ,,.,.. iss,,4 +,n,.,, .t I,,
s''''' '''''''' "'H
heououallcIs ul 'lle i'''''h 7'h'l"'
staff.
"0ur troops. continuing IN, Uffcu-
stro b.e.,,, apspieio,sl, s,n,e 5,,s
,... ..
dbo "S'lls' 'n' w.
taizareso ana Nai LNlhaIlohso' now
are engaged iu capturing the high
ana difficult region situated between
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
Summary of Var
News of Yesterday

The Russians uud Anstro-Gerhan5
are engaged on several fronts Rus
sian Poland In desperate battles. inc
result of which is llkcly to- pla, au W.
portant part ln the future Of tine cau-
paigu
The most Important struggle is on
between the Nistula and the bug
rivers. The AustrO-Germans are
fighting To attain control of the Lup-
Hu-Cholm railway, which would he OF
great value In their efforts 20 advance
to Warsaw. win 70 determination to
carry these positions the Teutonic al-
lies are using vast numbers of men
buf the Russians are resisting @uh~
bornW ana inilictIng heavy LOSSES ON
their adveraarics.
no the north. in the neighhorhood ol
Praynsz Field Marshal Von Iludon-
burg is conducting just as determined
an offensive, with Warsaw as hl5 OH
tcctfve The northern operations arc
on q wide front and the Russian war
office admits that the pressure OK
erted by the Austro-Gcrmans from
that direction has necessitIied q re-
grouping 0f the Russian forces 10 the
left Of the Vistula
Berlin is already celebrating the
successes gained by Won Hndcuburs
which are declared by German army
HEADQUARTERS 40 be- of great Import
ancc Meanwhile Perograd s7 far as
official utterances go, shows no dis
couragement
The operations IN the east OVER
shadow those in the western zone In
deed the official statements issued by
the French war office indicate com
parative quiet ia that theatre There
have been a few infantry actions of a.
minor nature. and the usual artillery
duels but nothing more.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
GEBMANS DECORATE
BERLIN WITH FLAGS

Berlin July Is via London 500
%. mo- The news of Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg's newest surprise for
the Russians, which the war office
announces has resulted in important
Victories, was made known late yes
terday causing general rejoicing and
the appearance of flags all over the
city, Military critics attach great Sig
nificance 60 the breaking Of the Rus
sian lines and the consequent Russian
retreat toward the NareW river, par
ticularly as the German advance be
tween the Pissa and Nistula rivers
threatens to crumple the right flank
positions of the Russians.
With Field Marshal Won Mackensen
proceeding against the other flank
the maintenance of communications
offers a serious problem for the Rus
slams The breaking of the Russian
line near Krasnostav, "a miles south
of Lubin brings the Germans dan
serously near Cholm and Iublln' poth
of which points are of the highest
Importance for the Russians IN main
taining their position in the Nlstula
region
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
Russians Are Driven From.
Position After Position by|
InpetuouS Rush Of Kaiser S.
Vast Armies,
VICTORIOUS ADVANCE
OF GEN. Won BUEL0W
Macke1Sen'S Forces Meet De-
ternined Resistance Which
They Break After important
Battles Are Fought

Berlin. saturday, July Il Cby Wire
less TO London, July 1S, 5.45 p. M.
DELAYED in Transmission).- The fol-
lowing report was issued today at
army headquarters concerning the
Russian campaign:
THE offensive movement. begun a
few days ago i'm the eastern theater of
war. under command OF Field Mar
shal Won Hindenburg, has led to great
results The army Of General Won
Buelow. which, on July A. crossed
the Windau river near and north Of
Kurshany. continued its victorious ad-
vance Eleven officers and 2,450 men
were taken prisoners and three can
men and five machine guns were cap
ured
Russian Lines Stormed.
THE army of General Won Call
WITT proceeded against the Russian
positions in the district south and
southeast Of Olawa. After a brilliant
attack three Russian lines situated
behind each other northwest and
northeast Of Przanysz were pierced,
Dzielin was captured and Iipa was
reached and attacked by pressure eX-
eued from both these directions The
Russians retreated after the eVacua-
ton of Przanysz on the 14th to their
line of defense from CieChanoW to
Krasnosielo living behind them. on
the 18th, German troops also took
these enemy positions by storm, and
pierced the position south of Hielona
over front Of seven kilometccs -four
and a third miles) forcing their op-
ponents to retreat They were sup
ported by troops under General Won
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
ITALIANS MAkE GAINS
IN SMALL ENGAGEMENTS

Rome. July IS Cvia London. july
~. 2:i5 a. M The official COM
munication issued tonight SAYS
small encounters favorable % the
Italians are reported in the Tyrol
Trentino ana Carnia districts The
fire of our heavy artillery has caused
explosions ana serious conllasrauon
in the enemy works i'm Iredil pass
"No change has occurred ON the
lsonzo 'front.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
Investigation to Follow Muir
derouS Attack by Fellow
Prisoner on Man Convicted
of AtroCiouS Crime
FIRST AID RENDERED
BY CONVICT PHYSICIAN
| Guess They've Got Me Now
Is First Utterance Of Victim
After Deadly Assault With
Butcher Knife,

p MORNING. iooFNNe '1l''A' 1e'sso "'E'
Mll'euseN me N"7 july l-'o '''
Frank lay i'm the Georgia state prison
hospital tonight with what attendants
said was fighting chance for recoy-
er,. phvsicilns had succeeded i'm
stopning tbe flow of blood from
ise,e.rd wound il bie tbroot made with
~ bntcber knife IN tbo hands of VIII
li,r, ,rean rellnO convict also
ear,rino life form for murder The
Nov wae strnel, as FRANK slept in his
bi,nlk in dormitatN last nipbt
An inveetipatior of ma nttock
n,.aha.,l,, v.in NO r,ncb,dod h, the
S,a,,ei., rrisop ronn,ission the
sa,,,, bod,. ma r.rrsod A. recommend
that Eranl,.s doatb eentenro for me
,,,,,rdar ~ ,rar,. pbooan bn conmufed
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t,t1t. - t,,at ,,o.,.a.n.., HARRIS
.tatin'5to.I toda,. no u,,nld start such
~, in,,oetigation NJ ascertain If Green
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
RELIEVED GALES MAY -
LAY sI1IGE TO NAoO

Naco. Ariz, July 1S.-Reports re-
ceived here today stated that Genera
Gales. Carranza COMMANDER mao ..,, av
ministered a severe deiat 10 llia
forces under command of Generals
Arosta and Trujilln. GALES was said
70 he pursuing the villa soldiers to-
Vard bel Rio. sonora. small town
an The Noeales branch Of the South
ern Pacific railroad.
In Naco, Sonora, just across l't
border from here it was ieatea ma
Gales might attack that town. Com
mnnieation with Cananea was recov-
cred today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
REMINGTON STRIKE
POSTPONED "A HOURS

Jay MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE
Bridgeport. Conn, July is. ~
series Of conferences in this city ana
in New York resulted tonight ih the
announcement that the genaral str'ke
Of machinists employed by the Rem
lngton Arms & Ammunition co"
would not begin at noon tomorrow
the time set for the walk-out Per
sons Interested in the continued in
dustrial prosperity of this city were
said by labor bodies to be Responsible
for an agreement to withhold the
strike call for at least twenty-iouf
hours
Announcement of the change In
the plans formulated Yesterday was
made by i j Keppler, international
vice president of the machiuists
union.
The plant Of the Remington CONF
pany was still being carefully guarded
today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19

Del RIO Tcx. July rs Three hun
dred villa soldiers TODAY remptued
Las Vacas. Mexico across the no
Grande from this place. There was
no fighting. the small Carranza garri-
son left In The place after its occupa-
ton ten days ago. scattering upon tho
approach 5f the larger force.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
SPRINGS Is
HIT BY SEVERE STORM


Colorado Springs. Colo. July lS--
What Is considered the worst hail and
ram storm that has visited this viciu-
ll} M recent years, did damage esti-
mated at $5o. 200 i'm half an hour this
afternoon. The Fountain valley and
truck sdrdens near here suffered
heavily Three excursion trains are
marooned n tho mountains early to-
night hy slides and it is said they Will
ne unable ta get through before
mOrnns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
AUSTR0- GERMANS SEND
ULTIMATUM TO RUNANIA


London. July 80 (2:2G Il. m) An
Austro-Gcrman ultmatum go Inmania
ia being prepared. according to the
Moscow Rus4koFc CAluvoc which Is
uuotcd In dispatches received hero.
n is added HAT large bodies of The
Teutouc troops are massinF ON the
Rumauau frontier % give emphasis
t0 thc ultmatum
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
I.ndr paeel Mell Aealn.

London, July lS.--Lady Paget, wife
Of Sir Ralph Paget, who has been III
Tor some time with typhus, caught
While in charge Of one Of the Red
Cross hopitals IN Serbia has left Lon
don to take up her work there again.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-19
Russians Aro Being Pressed
Back Everywhere and Lines
Are Pierced at Several
Points by TeutonS,
Won HlNDENBURG is
AGAIN HERO OF GERMANY
Little Activity Expected in
Western Zone While Most
Stupendous Struggle of
History RageS in East,

.ny nopsJta JOURNAL Special lsAacp wiarl
london, July rs tO.t5 p. m)--'rhe
Russian front running from the Bal
tie In the north tu Bessarahln in tho
south ID distance of nearly "A thous
and Miles. is being subjected TO vio-
lent attacks by the Germans and
Austtians and In places has, accord
lug 60 German official report, been
pierced
In the Baltic provinces General Won
Buolow, who ia using large forces ot
cavalry. has crossed the Windau river
and is moving toward Riga, I'm the
prsauysZ district Field Marshal won
HindOnhurg who is making hts
fourth attempt TO reach Warsaw, has
twice broken the Russian lines and
compelled the defenders to retire to-
ward the Narew river
ln southern Poland, after % period
of inactivity Field Marshal Won Mac
kenscu Is agnin on the move ana
claims Go h0ye captured some Rus-
sian advanced positions which stood
between him and his objective, the
lMhlin-Cholm railway
Russians Fight StubhOrnly
simultaneously with those attacks,
which are the main ones, tho Austro-
German armies are on the offensive
west Of the Nstula river IN central
Poland and along the Dniester river
fn Gahcia As was the case In the
drive through western Gaicla, the
Russians are fighting stuhhornly and
ON occasions are turning and deliver
ing vicious blows al their opponents
lHlt whether tltey viii be able To hoid
thcir present lines ls probenatical
The probability Of the Russians
having to evauato Warsaw which rs
threatened by Won llndenhurg In the
north ana Won Mackeusen In tho
south. Is being seriously discussed
The possibility of "A further retreat
however. is being calmly considered
by Russia where the old theory that
the further the enemy is drawn into
the country the worse II is for him
buoys up their hopes Of final victory.
Illndenburg the Hero
For the present Berlin is the only
capital celebrating victory and again
Field Marshal Won llindcnburg, whose
success i'm the pryzasnysz district Is
the cause OF it, Is being lauded.
with the enormous number of Ger
man troops being used for the often
sivc in the east the greatest move
mont of the Kind ever undertaken Ia
the history Of war-the military crit
les here do not look for any events OF
outstanding Importance IN the west
.for sOmc tmc to come. The official
reports issued today show that thus
far. at any rate no important move
has been undertaken by either side.
There hnvo been artillery engage
ments all along the front aud few
infantry attacks, but they We're lnfml-
tcsimal In comparison with the opera
tions In the east
Unofficial reports continue to refer
10 the fighting on Gallpoli peninsula
but thesc reports are not confirmed
by the headquarters concerned. News
from that district is anXiousy await
ed. as the effort to clear the pcnin-
sula of Turks ls about due.