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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
AUSTRO GERMANS
ON RUSSIAN SOIL
Official Berlin Statement
Announces Advance.
TEUTON HOLD STRONGER

Retirement of Siavs Across the
Dniester River consoiidates the
Grip Of the Germanic Allies on Lesa-
berg, the Capital Of Gaiicia.
Berlin, June 30-The official state
ment given out by the German army
headquarters staff announces that
north Of Lemberg the Austro.German
forces are now on Russian territory.
Furthermore, General Won Linsing-
en- has driven the Russians across the
Gnila Lipa river, an affluent of the
Dniester, north Of HalicZ.
London. June 30.-The Russian CEN
ter in Galicia is rapidly reforming BE-
hind the River Gnila Lipa before Cen
eral Won Linsingen's drive across the
Dniester, but this retreat, in the opin-
ion of London military critics, is al
most entirely due to the battle in the
Lemberg region, where the positions
of the Russians made retirement in
evitable. These movements have
and have consolidated the hold OF the
Teutons on the regained Galician cap
ital.
Fruitless fighting sums up the oper-
ations along the Western front, where
even artillery duels lack vigor OK
cept on the line between Arras and
the sea, where a bombardment OF the
positions has been almost continuous.
No Teutons Are Sent to West
The expected detachment of Ger
man troops from the East front for
operations in the West evidently has
not yet taken place. This probably is
due to the stubborn Russian retreat
and the increasing pressure Of the
Italians.
The advance Of the Italians has
been very slow, but II It is, to be stop
ped entirely more Austrian troops
must in all probability be transferred
from the Galician line unless Austria
is willing to surrender the seaport OF
Trieste. Trieste, however, being tho
first important milestone on the road
to Vienna, no doubt will be defended
to the last gap.
Anglo-French troops on the CALI
poll peninsula are heavily lombard
ing the Turkish right wing without
result, according to the Turkish OFF,
cial report, but the other side has not
yet announced the conclusion OF this
operation.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
WILL GO TO GRAND. JURY
Evidence Against Husrta, orozeo and
Others.

Washington, June 29.-The Justice
department plans energetic prosecu-
tion of all persons concerned in the
Few Mexican conspiracy.
The evidence against Generals
Huerta, Orozco and all others accus-
ed of completely in planning fresh
Mexican revolt TO be directed from
the United States border will be laid
before a Texas federal grand jury at
once.
The attorney general plans to in.
clude the Americans reported inter
ested, some as financial hackers and
others who we're to have furnished
munitions.
Those familiar with the situation
say that prosecution for neutrality
violation will be on the biggest scale
in American history.
Huerta and Orozco, out on bail, will
be watched to prevent jumping of the
bond in an attempt to execute the
original plans.
Reports from Admiral Howard on
the Mexican west coast say the Sono.
n situation is much improved.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
EarIv Submarines,

One of the earliest references to un-
der water craft is in connection with
piracy. CLAUS Magnus. bishop of Up
sala, writing in 1856. makes mention
Of '.skiffs and vessels constructed Of
leather" two Of which he had seen. In
which the pirates Of Greenland "go
wherever they wish either above or
below water. and by their means pierce
and make great holes In passing mer.
chant ships. Pail Mall Gazette.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
TO MASSACRE FOREIGNERS
Plan Of Villa Followers in Territory
Controlled by Maytorena.

SOUtVVtsS0 py "ayAoVSUA'
Douglas, Ariz., June 30.-.A dispatch
from Nogales, which was made pub.
lie here, stated that five Mexican SOL
diers claiming to belong to the com.
mand of Alberto Garcia of the Villa
faction entered the Archipelago min.
ing camp south of Cumpas and forced
r. H. Sims, banker of Ell Paso, and
Ralph A. Myer, a mining engineer, to
pay $500 ransom to save their lives.
After the money had been extorted
q meeting was held in the plaza. It
was addressed by Alberto Duarte, 4
leader of band which is said to have
fixed July as the date of massacreing
all foreigners in the territory con-
trolled by Governor jose Maytorena,
Villa commander in Sonora.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
France Plans Retaliation.

Paris, June 30.-The Matin says
that the German government, having
failed to grant the request made
through the Spanish embassy at Ber-
lin that the names be supplied of
French prisoners retained in French
territory occupied by Germany,
France will be obliged to withhold AL
news regarding German prisoners in
the war zone and to prohibit CORE
spondence with them.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
BEmIDJI HAS NEW WHISKY

Rainwater, Snuff, Tobacco and Rcd
Pepper Are Ingredients.
Bemidji, Minn., June 3O.-A new
brand of liquor has been put on the
market at Bemidji and is known as
squirrel whisky. It is obtained In
soft drink places.
It has puzzled Chief of Police Frank
Rippel as to what it contains, but he
thinks he has hit pretty close to the
original recipe with the following:
Cone part rainwater, one part snutf,
one part either smoking or chewing
tobacco. . pinch Of red pepper. to put
q little kick in 1t, and maybe couple
Of spoonsful OF real whisky"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
TO OPERATE FRENCH ARMY
National Defense Committee Will As
sumo Charge.

Paris, June 3O-A national defense
committee to handle all matters per.
tanning to the war after the adjourn
ment of parliament is to be formed
with the sanction of the chamber OF
deputies, 1t is announced.
The committee will be composed OF
ten members from each of the follow.
Ing important committees-war, navy
foreign affairs and budget. The ap
pointments are being made by the
committees themselves, but will be
ratified by the whole chamber.
Organization of the committee is
expected to eliminate criticism that
there has been too much overlapping
in the work Of departments since the
beginning Of the war.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01

Reports from the bedside of Right
Rev. L. E. Quigley, archbishop of Chi
cago, who is i'll at Rochester, N. Y,
are that his condition is becoming
more serious.
At the bedside are all immediate
members of the family.
The archbishop is unconscious and
it is reported that one side is. com.
pletely paralyzed.
The archbishop became Ill while on
visit to Washington. He left the
national capital and went to Atlantic
City, where 1t was reported he had
recovered enough to attempt to take
a trip to Chicago by early stages.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
BECKER WILL MAKE PLEA

Counsel Arranges to Meet Governor
Whitman.
New York, June 3O.-Counsel for
Charles Becker has arranged to meet
Governor Whitman in Albany Thurs
day to make application for hear
ing on Becker's plea for clemency.
1t is understood that an effort will
be made to have the hearing take
place Friday, to give the governor
ample time to reach q decision.
Becker's execution for the murder Of
Herman Rosenthal has been set for
the week beginning July IL.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
Fioht,no Continues In Haiti.

Cape Haitien, Haiti, June 80. Rebel
forces commanded by DR.. r. Bobo,
who Is trying to overthrow the gov
ornment Of President Guillaume, at
tackled Fort Pierre Michel, but with.
out result. The gunboat Pacinque
bomberded Petite AnSe, whore the
rebels had taken refuge
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
Mary's Revised Grammar.

''The sentence. My father had mon
ey,' is In the past tense" explained the
teacher. "NOw, Mary. what tense
would you be speaking in IL you said,
Ny father has money!"
"Oh, that would be pretense," replied
Mary soberly.-Youth's Companion.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
Hard ,leh.

Hard Job.
Matrimonial lAgent-Really, when So
those two whom am going to intro
duce to each other don't know to
which shall break Il gently.-B1ie-
gende Batter.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01

There Ii no solemnlty ~ deep. to a
rightly thinking creature. AZ that Of
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
PEACE PROFFER9 MUST
COME FROM ALLIES.

Amsterdam, June 30.-The
Cologne Gazette, whose Berlin
representatives are usually
we'll informed, says that Ger
many will make no peace
proffers, and that any sugges-
tions for ending the war must
come from the allies.
"The time is near when our
enemies will cry for peace"
said the Gazette. Until that
time comes we must fight on,
and above all we must remain
united"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
RESULTS IN TURK Defeat
Battle In Clouds Overlooking Gheiday
Mountain.


Mountain.
Petrograd, June 30.-A battle in tho
clouds overhanging Gheiday mountain
In the Caucasus resulted in the defeat
of Turkish forces with heavy losses.
according to official dispatches to the
war Office.
THE enemy attacked under cover
of heavy mists and attempted to storm
our positions" said the official state
ment. Our artillery was trained
down the mountain slopes with dead
W effectiveness"
Supported by several thousand
Kurdish irregulars the Turks are con-
tinuing their attacks in the Mela-
ghersk valley of the Caucasus.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
ZINC MINERS CO on STRIKE
Workers Demand Share Of Extra Price
for Metal.

Joplin, Mo-, June 30.-Virtually all
the large zinc mines of the Webb City
Carterville district remained closed
while 1000 miners struck for an in
crease In wages. The men maintain
that because of the high prices which
the operators are. getting for the
metal the workers should have more
money.
No saloons in the district are open,
the sheriff having warned the proprie.
tors not to attempt to continue bust.
ness.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
HUERTA DENIES
THE ACCUSAT ton
Asserts He Is Not Involved
in Alleged Revolt.
IS HELD AT Ell PASo

Former Mexican Dictator, Arrested by
Federal Officials on Conspiracy
Charge, Claims He Was Bound for
Pacific Coast on Peaceful Visit.
FL Paso, Tex, June 29.-At the
hour set for Victoriano Huerta to lead
an invasion into Mexico, by a new
revolutionary party, he was at the
home of his daughter here laughingly
refusing to be bitter over his arrest by
United States troops and later re-
leased under $4,000 bonds for hear.
ing next Thursday.
Answering the charges of conspir.
ing to incite revolution against a
friendly country the former dictator
of Mexico persists in declaring he is
on a peaceful visit and ultimately
bound for the Pacific coast.
The fate of the projected revolu.
tion, undoubtedly organized by HUI
erta's friends, seemingly rests in the
hands of United States District Attor-
ney Camp, working in conjunction
with the regular troops at Fort Bliss
and along the border.
Camp ordered Huerta's arrest and
release, together with General Pas.
cual Orozco, Huerta's chief aid, who
furnished $500 bond for appearance
also Thursday.
Regular troops stood guard over q
considerable number Of machine guns
and quantity Of ammunition in
local warehouse owned by the Huerta
faction. Secret service agents from
the department of justice were on the
tracks of Huerta, Orozco and others.
The Villaistas garrison at Juarez, re.
ported to have been bribed by the
Huertaistas to mutiny, shows the
greatest uneasiness over develop.
ments. The guard on the United
States side OF. the border is alert and
II is reiorted viii b doubted immedi.
atoly.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1915-07-01
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Farmers Wife-Yes. suppose ! can
let you have cup of coffee. How d0
you take It? Frayed Philip-Witb
breakfast. please.-Boston Transcript
The Dermott news., 1915-12-02
SYNOPSIS.

The morning after tho finding of Wu FAng's body and kenuPdN's disappear anee Marcus Iel Mar sWlm- AsAef" from a submarine In tue bay Ills mission IS to recover the lost torpedo. Ile soon Wtn1 the confidence of Blame. Later sae Is warned by lttle old man te be careful of Del Mar pet Mar at last succeeds in getting the torpedo. only to have if is captured by Del Mars men. Elaine rescues him. Lieutenant Ma93~art 3A4 his friend. Professor Aro0if ftt"u' party given at tHe Dodge home where unknowinElv.. Da Mar dIops 4 nale V--eh gives Elaine | Efue- In Egr attempt To prevent Hfs cutting the Atlantic e4h.c SHa Is discovered and made prtsenct. J3ms= son. in a l1tt4=AaI. Hl9ue- sssgs Elaine man discovers tHe entrance at ttHt N1r5s wireless cave. Arnold. hE #E4#l' Gs= tectiye.a has discovered tae Wireless sta ton. Elaine 's saved by Jam zan. hHt# aid Arnold laA2 Woodward t# -aa##t'.., .f4az the wireless station. hui lol Maj .-H pes In deserted hotet i1 the woods e0e discovers Del Maj men at work le gtp= tured but esgapes When tae hutr. ts later attacked the men retreat to the woods where they explode EaS bombs. nearly causing the death ai tIeulrutHA Woodward and his atrarEfoE party Elaine receives new seataHfah' gan from an unknown friend. While motor ing with Jameson, Elaine discovers a bomb hidden bY one of Del Mars men They take 1t to Lieutenant Woodward who sends them Co Professor Arnolt's yacht They are attacked hv Del Mar and his men The searohhght gun saves Elaine and Jameson who reach the yacht safely. Del Mar appears With a subma- rine and destroys the yacht with tor pedo Professor Arnold and hjs party escape Iured by woman posing ds a modiste Elaine Is again captured by Del Mar and rescued by an old naturalist and Jameson as. she IS about to drift over d waterfall in d boat
The Dermott news., 1915-12-02

fore a harbor Sandy Hook and New York. on it were indicated all the de lenses. the positions Of guns. every thing
 The chauffeur had no intention Of remaining inactive outside while he knew that something that interested him was transpiriug inside. He had crept up by the side of the house to the window But he could See little and hear nothing.
 A moment he strained every sense. It was no use He must devise some that room? Slowly he returned to his car thinking 1t over. There he stood for a moment revolving in his mind what to do He looked up the road An idea came to him. There he saw a little runahout approaching rapidly.
 Quickly he went around to the front of his car and lifted up the hood Then he bent over and pretended to be tink- ering with his engine.
 As the car was about to pass he de liberately stepped back, apparently not seeing the runabout. and was struck and knocked down.
 The runabout stopped, the emer gency brakes biting hard.
 
 Elaine had asked me to go shopping in the village with her that afternoon. While waited for her In her little car
The Dermott news., 1915-12-02

ture of masked man. his cap down in startled attitude, his hands clappcd to his face. completely hiding what the mask did not hide.
 Well. I'll be blowed' cried in chagrin at the outcome Of what l thought had been my cleverest coup. A little exclamation fastonishment escaped Elaine turned to her. What is ito l asked.
 Tho ring" she cried.
 ''I looked more closely On the lit tie finger of the left hand was pc culiar ring. Once seen. l think 1t was not readily forgotten.
 The ring" she repeated excitedly. Don't you remember ring7 l saw 1t on MT Del Mars hand-at his house-this afternoon,"
 could only stare.
 At last We had a real clue!
 In his bungalow, Del Mar at that moment threw down his hat and tore off his mask turiously.
 What had he done'
 For a long time he sat there. his chin on his hands, gazing fixedly be fore him, planning to protect s,.soe'f and for revenge
 CTo RE coNr1NCnaJ
The Dermott news., 1915-12-02

All right. bo." they agreed.

All right. bo." they agreed
 Thundering down the platform came the afternoon train, a great event in the town life
 From the Pullman aliEhted a widow, in deep mourning. As she got off and moved down the platform it was ap- parent that she walked aith d pro nounced limp.
 At the end of the platform the chaut- feurs were suu calling. while the new conner looked over the crowd hastily. suddenly he caught sight of the lace of the widow He stepped forward as she approached The others held back as they had agreed and paid no atten ton. ii Was like forcing card
 He held the door open and she en tered the cab. uususPecung. Mir Del Mars. she directed simply.
 He pulled away from the station. On through the pretty country roads the chauffeur drove the heavily yelled widow uutil al last they came 10 Del Mars bungalow.
 At the gate he stopped and ran around to open the door to assist his fare to alight
 Wait for me she said, without paying him yet. T shall not be long and want to be driven back to rhe station 10 catch the four twenty nine to New York"
 As she Hmped up the gravel walk i he watched her closely. She went tC the door and rang the bell and the valet admitted her
 Del Mar was still sitting, thinking in the library
 "Mr Del Mar" she inquired
 The voice was net exactly soft and Del Mar eyed her suspciously Was this the person he expected. CT a plauta2
 Yes. he answered ruardedly. "l am Del Mar And you Q"
 The widow, too. evidently wished tc make ne mistake As she spoke sh, raised her hand By taat simple ac ton she displayed curious and con aHieuous seal ring ou her trsef II was the sisu of the ring for winch De Mar had been vauHg
 He extended his own Ief, haad Or thc rtus finger W9s another fHHH. but not similar As he d5d su. tHe widow taoh the fiug from her oWa HHse aad placed t on the dttGe finger ot= De Mar.
 ~Good'@ he exclaimed
 The woman raised her thaea Xoi. 7. disclosing the face of-a man
 It was the same tare also that haJ appeared m tho photaeraah seof ta th' old fisherman by Woodward
 AUkvartIy tho man searched ta th' front of his sh.rtwasst anj drra fart ! uaper winch uei Mar almost seize. ia his easerness t Was a rea ana Hk copy at government map show ing d huge spit of sand in the sea he
The Dermott news., 1915-12-02
THlRTY-F0URTH EPISODE
THE AARBoR DEFENSE PLANS

Alone in the doorway before his rude shack on the shore of the prom ontory sat an old fisherman. gazing out fixedly at the harbor as though deeply concerned over the weather. which. as usual was unreasonable
 Suddenly he started and would have disappeared into his hut but for the fact that. although he could not h.m- self be seen he had already seen the intruder
 IL was a trooper from Fort Dale He galloped up and. as thoush obe}ing te the letter his instructions handed an envelope to the fisherman. Then. with out a word he saileped away asaIn.
 The fisherman opened II aaseey. Iu= side was photograph and note He read:
The Dermott news., 1915-12-02

felt like some" detective and | could not help skipping myself on the chest for the ingenuity with which had du plcated Craig.
 
 In his bungalow. now that Smith had gone back again to New York and Washington. Del Mar was preparing to keep the important engagement he had told us about. another of his ne- farious nocturnal expeditions.
 He drew cap on his head. well over his ears and forehead. His eyes and face he concealed as well as he could with a mask to be put on later. To his equipment he added a gun. Then with a nasty word or two to his valet, he went out.
 By back ways so that even in tho glare of automobile headlights he would not be recognized. he made his way to Dodge Hall. AS he saw the house looming up in the moonlight he pit on his mask and approached eau tiously. Gaining the house he opened a window noiselessly. turning the catch as deftly as a housebreaker. and climbed into the living room
 moment he looked around. then tiptoed over to the table He looked at 1t to be sure that 1t was the right one and the right drawer. Then he bout down to force the drawer open.
 "Pouf," binding flash came and a little metallic click of the shutter, fol lowed by n cloud of smoke
 As quickly as it happened there went through Del Mars head the ex- planation. It was n concealed cam ora. He sprang back. elapping his hands over his face. Out of range for moment. he stood gazing about the room. trying to locate the thing.
 Suddenly he heard footsteps. He dived through the window that he had opened. just as someone ran in and switched on the lights.
 
 Half asleep heard a muflled explo- sion as if of fashlight I started up and listened Surely someone was moving about downstairs pulled my gun from my pocket and ran out
  myself two at a time In the living room switched on the lights in time to sec someone disap- pear through an open window. l ran to the window and looked out. There was a man. half doubled up. running around the side of the house and into clump of bushes, then apparently lpct I uh of b, .l,u nl called
 was not the only one who heard the noise The shots quickly awak. cned Elaine and she leaped out of bed and put on her kmono Then she lighted the lights and came down stairs
 The intruder had disappeared by this time and I had got up and was roerinc out of the window as she came breathlessly into tho living room.
 Whats the matter Walter she asked
 Someone broke Into the house aft or those plans. replied "lic cs. cared. but l got his picture. think. by this device ef kennedy.s Let's go ''''' N'' N l''th anu pEH't'f IL There was no use trying to follow the man farther To Elatne's in- Quiry of what l meant. replied by | merely going over to the spot where I had hidden the camera and discon- meeting it
 We went upstairs where had rigged up an improvsed dark room for my amateur photographic work some days before. Elaine watched mo closely. At last I found that had developed something. As | drew the film through the hypo tray and picked 1t up held 1t to the red light Elaine leaned over and looked at the film with me There was a pic
The Dermott news., 1915-12-02
EORT DALE.
Professor Arnold

j. Smith, clerk in the War depart ment, has disappeared. We are not sure, but fear that he has a copy of the new Sandy Hook defense plans. It Is believed he is headed your way. He walks with a slight limp. Look out for him.