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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05
Patsersoa and Company have stared,

Patterson and Company have started
to drill No.s4 on the a Becker
farm
IN the Ranards Mills district. WASH
Iington county. G. NJ conley and
Company have putstheir No. z on the
John Hood farm, TO pumping from the
Horse Neck sand and have a ten-haI-
tory in Rush Creek TOWNSHIP. FAIR
field county, the CaCrterOH COMPANY
is due IN the Clinton sand at a test
on .the Wesley McGand1ish farm In
the, Mackshurg disrrice. Washington
county GE Bunneu and COMPANY
Is due in,-the SAND at q test on the
John sDenhaW farm IS
Near StoSEp orts Morgan county e.
u. Pitts has conlp leted and put hisss
Nosz3 onsthe5 George II Dougan farm
to puapingSandh has afye-barrel well I
In the Marietta dfstrfct, Washingt
county: Bunne and ComREany
are due In the sand test on the
Crawford Delong. heirs farm Eds
wards and Comps Nos- and s.
on the John Busn nm are produc-
The Berg Oil Company has the rig
completed for a test on the Edward
Berg farm.
Pennsylvania. $1.35s Mercer Hack.
81: New Castle. 81 Coxning s83ss,
(Cabell 81; North Lima. .88 South
Lima. 80; Princeton, s. Wooster!
hos; INDIANA. IS; Somerset sos
lRaeIand .63; Illinois, 81; Kansas
40: Oklahoma, 40; Corsicana. Hight,
As; Corsicana, heavy 20; Electra
Healdton, 80; Henrietta. rs;
Caddo, IS degrees 5Dss Gaddo. 30 % sa eS
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TIE PEA SHOOTER BRIGADE

General oyez Notta Darn sat in his
tent. disconso1ate-
The enemy had taken MN e'ts n. .as
times since morning. 1t nad SO as1
been a most distressing day
Private Eas1ways is without, s1r,
announced his orderly IN his usuai
orderly manner
Let him stay without-never heard
OF him. growied General Darn But
at that moment Private Eastways
burst into the tent
pardon my impu1siyenesS, general,
he painted but there is no time TO
lose. have invented sure way OF
driving the enemy from their trenches.
and of course. the sooner the better
.+Sit DOWN. yelled the general, hos
uStabIy. "Out with it, Young man.
I see gross box OF SpttzcSod1e merit
crosses coming your way
IT'S this way explained Private
E,astways~ -It's done by means on
common Illuminating gas blown at en-
through my patented Eastways driver
outs-very inexpensive. SIR.
and what are they 2l-quIckt = cried
the general
Ordinary penny pea shooters, SIT :
You imprison the gas in 'enn:a cork
Fem at both enda. and then creep Up
to the enemy's trenches, quickly IN.
cork the driver-outs, blow the gas
rSf1t I'm the enemy'S faces, and tnere
you are, strt' -
The coroner declared that Private
Eastways died from heart disease but,
comic entfally. we know better.
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EA[HEIEEii Day
VIII Be Appro prateIy Observed
at the African Methodist
Episcopal Church.

Fathers Day Will be- observed, at
the african Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow. AL the services
win be appropriate. The. ol1oNang
program will be Observed:
! Morning Serice.
Authem-Choir. ~
Invocation James Webster
Interlude -. S
scripture 1esson-Dr r 1znr=ss
Selection Choir. 81
Decalogue
soIo@Dr W: A. johnson. IS
Ofertory.
Benedictfon-
Chorus-Choir.
Inyocation-.A. E. Lee:
Choir
scripture lessonDr. :HE1'u Hut
select1on- Quartet
selection-ou
semon-The Rev W H. F'ogae
song.
Benediction. 3.
Evening Session
invocation. *
Chorus1Choir.
Scripture Iessonecla Clark Walker
solo-afrs. EIizabeth Hickenbot-
"a Notices ss:..
Selection Quartet.
Address@ Edgar Tune.
Selection
NEarfo- ~
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Abandons watchful waiting

President Wilson'S 2OaHoouneul Va
s.yratch6ul waiting on Mexico con
stitutes complete reversal OF MS
former policy and an absolute con-
tTadtction of his Indianapolis speech.
In this he declared that, as II was,
not the province of this country to
interfere between the warning nations
sof Europe, SO the United States had
no concern with the amount OF blood
shed by the revolutionary factions m
Mexico In their efforts to composs
their differences -.
The president now intimates that
this country Will soon lend It's active
moral support to some man or group
OF men, II such can be found, who
iwM end the present strife It is,
doubtless, too much to expect OF Mr
Wilson that he frankly admit that
ifhe terrible outrages and suffering
to which the people OF Mexico have
been and are being subjected are due
Largely to his own persistent blum
sders But there is no Disgusting the
TACT that every person. equipped by
experience in diplomacy and knowi-
edge OF Central American conditions
to fudge. is firmly convinced that
schief and almost sole Responsibility
rests on President wilson Such men
gree unit In. their conviction mat II
WAS an F1rTepaT6Dte U6u4Uef uoI "
recognize Huerta, the one man. who
has gwen evidence OF the force and
afiIity to handle the Mexican sltua-
Hon. and that only less grave was
the determined refusal OF Mr. Wilson
at the instance Of villa and Carranza.
to reject the form OF provisional gov
eminent proposed by the A.iB:-c.
rnediators at Niagara Falls a year
asos The mediators, it viii be re-
called, proposed the establishment OF
. provisional government composed
OF two Carranzistas. two Huertistas
and q neutral Chosen from one OF the
eight political parties which sup
ported neither Hu@ta nor CarranZa),
the neutral. to be chosen president
and the four others to. be members
sof. his cabinet thus conforming to
the Mexican constitution, but the i've
men pledging themselves to be guided
IN All matters OF importance by the
Inatority vote of the five, thus in eff
fect conforming to Ne commission
style Of government
The Brazilian, Argentine and Chi
lean ambassadors pleaded with the
president TO accept this plan, and he
Ia Originally. but later retracted be
cause Carranza disapproEed@ &
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STuDENTs TO WORK.

LEEDS. Eng. June 5:-The7 local.
board OF education. in RESPONSE to an
appeal from the Leeds naanufacturers
of war munitions. has recessed the
entire senior class In the public
schools from its studies and the stu
dents wiz at once be put to work IN:
a bodysin one OF the factories They
will make shell rings
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Ed
An outside Pmy.

President Wilson in his. Indianapo-
rs speech, had a good deal to say
about tthe team and about the way:
4neubers OF the team" should tplay
che game, and about what would
happen to any OF the players who
sf,reak training or otherwise baIEup
me game And yet there is notice
atleE ana IameutabIe absence OF De
nocratsc teamwork The president
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captain has 6dently given IA si61 1cEaEs
for q Property play ionS the:
line with q run around the eHd TO
goal. &c possible and some Of the 1
team have tried 10 execute the man
.euver
The game was TO convtnce the peo-
pie that pros1erty has returned and
that q grea4 to6. accompanded BY high.
waeaa g every
asIebod:ed -aap Bot an at once,
the pEaywas broken up By the bureau
az mbor sfattsftcs IN sfhe depaF tmenf
of Labor IN report on unemp1oy-
menf IN Kew York city The report
fs based on census OF do4 city blocks
selected to tncnde all represeutatve.
nunsber Of fanfHes OF various ma
ttonatit:es and an classes Of Indus
tran workers, Combined with cen-
sus OF an families IN as70e Individual
tenement horses and residences COW
sering stfM wider range OF dastH-
button.
: rt,s a,,rr,s-a4ton was made in the.
::4s,-t raIf' ~ Fabnary. 1913. Infor
=. .,ss<a-, -vss o,S+ainad s 6rom $3.50
- ,s;1fes ,,a1-5ny = tota1 nnembershtp of
1sssa ~ .ra,.aora, At which number.
.1Gxa9 weraT yvasre aarners. OF these
ssniIfee M 72a rad one or more wage,
Gamers OUT OF ois s..o = - . ner
sregate o. po,sil $780, $500 - - ~ +bese
cen! OF ail Wa .se1 go ~ sny
1anlIles
lk1nc Inc Ioeai 1Il3l -, 10
Gamers IN -SeW :, ole ~ FL -a,.
IS aPpIo3tlateiy 1900, Sot,T.f
cen1age OF $50 S.-.;-
49, -5;site5 -11se ner cent, applied
44,.: ss,.,gse, .,,csu,e that the total
number OF uneInpn0se eoo ~ .I,S. 80
CITY was aoo1ll S'esoyv- 70 ~
mate, does not 1 1a'sato - sts
1rreutar OF IL s,sa1,g,ieyed, NV
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

srHE NoRTHvIEw WESLEYAN.
METHODIST CHURCH. G.. Leslie
Smfth. pastor. 10 a. sunday
school. II a.. m. class neeung.a
.7-45 .. M sermon by the pastor on
sepen+ecostaI Power. Prayer meet
ing led by pastor at 7:45 "Wednesday
sevenfne. preceded by a singing class
at Z D. M. everybody welcome
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

DUFF STREET UNITED BIeETH-
Rem CHURCH, SteaIey Heights, the
Rev. W. M. Slaughter: pastor. 9: 80 a.
M SUNDAY school. I. F. Lawman. SUI
perintendent. 1880 M class
meetfng o. M preaching and re-
ception OF members p. m. Junaor
Christian ,ndeavor. Mrs. Ford, pres
fdent. p. M preaching, recep4on
az roambers and Holy Sommun1onS
PRAYER service Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock. LOYAL Temperament -
gton at 4 O'Clock Friday afternoon
Song service Friday at 1880 p. M
Services VIII be held at the Un1teo
Brethren tabernacle. instead OF chs
church which. is being repaired
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ADAMsToN METHODIST EP1S-
coPAE CHURCH, the Rev A. 8
wolfe. pastor. Preaching every SUE
sday al 1880 %. N. Sunday school
a.-S0sJaa M. Class meeting 1890 a.
m. Epworth League $3.50 p M
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening
1850 O'Clock
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FULL GOSPEL MISSION. 325
clay street, c. Leslie Smith, leader.
plain talks on the Gospel OF Christ
and the victorious life every Friday
at 7:f5 .. M. a cordial welcome 20
an -
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. PRIDE cHAPEt q

PRIDE CHAPEL NJ 2;
GHURCH. the Rev r. French. pas
tor. 1880 a. m. preaching oys In lsS
10 3 M. Allen Christian Endeavor
League s p. M sermon by the pas
tor.
TRN1rY METHODIST EPIsCo-
PAL CSURCH. colored, Ben street.
the Rev. y. W. Jenkins, pastor. 9 ~
a. M. class meeting 1915 az M.
sermon by The pastor p:s m. sun
day school $50 p. m. EpwoF't-n
League. 8 p. M. sermon by the pas KS
tor. ~ =. 49,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

! CITY GOSPEL MISSION, at court
house. Children's Bible training
school, EGO p. m. All children frou u,
tlie ages Of 6; to 16s welcome. Gospel
SERVICES $50 .. M. All welcome.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

MT. oLIvETs BAPTIST CHURCH.
Grassellf the Rev. w. NJ. Davis. pas
tor. ELS D. m. Sunday school and
Ego p. m. preaching by the past or
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

BROAD OAKS METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH, p q Musgrave'
pastor. 9:15 a. m. class meeting
9:45 a. m Sabbath school II m.
public services. 7:15 p. N. Epworth
League 8. >. M. public service
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

CHURCH OF CHRIST: UnionIl
church house near car stop
nine. Worship at 1870 a. M BLDG
study at 1880 p. M.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

VINCENT GHAPEL METHODIST
CHURCH. New Fair
Grounds addition 2sp. M Sunday
school $3.50 p. preachang
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

BARNES MEMORIAL BAPTIST
e1or.hwiews the Rev F.
Balwfn,5p pastor. Preaching on sec
ondi and fourth Sundays at I0-3 0ssa-55
a.. and 5-3O ii In. Sunday school,
30 n. M. W.. H. Nicholson. super
intendent 8 s7s7
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sixth and Main streets, the Rev
CHARLES Baird Mitchell, B. D., rector.
81 AS am- Sunday school in parish
house. 10 a. -m- adult Bible class.
II an morning prayer AID sermon.
No evening service. A cordial vel
come to all
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nastor sunday 10 a class
meeting 10:45 M preaching,
M. B3bie reading on GeResis e ..
M. Bible. reading on Seaesi isr =, -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
corner PIKE and Chestnut street w
M: Long. minister. $3.50 a. M. Bible
school. M. n. Cudip. superintendent:
II M. sermon by the pastor on
IKE UnavoidabIe Christ. 8 ?. M.
sermon by the pastor on FOUR Laws
of Strength.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

FIRST PRESBYTER1AN CHURCH.
corner West Main and South Second
street. the Rev. e. Turner:
pastor. $3.50 a. M sunday schooe
and Bible class The Rev e..
Turner will preach at boen n o!o lI1s
and evening services and will also
reach the McC1elIand Bible class,
which meets at 10:45 a. ma There
VIII be contention and baptism aI
the morning service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
Northyiew. the Rev. W. NJ Slaughter.
pastor. 10 a M Sunday school.
IL a. m. preaching, reception OF
members and Holy Connmunaon-
Robert McClung. superintendent
$50 a. M Christian Endeavoc 2:30
p M Thursday. meeting OF Ladies,
Aid Society at the church PRAYER
meeting Monday. Tuesday and FRIDAY
evenings OF each week Call pastor
by Bell phone 1909 for any service
desired
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SoCIETY,-
fourth floor OF Masonic temple ser,
meetine Wednesday, evening at
o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

PAUL.S METHODIST EPIS-
CoPAL CHURCH.. NORTH, Grassel-
H., the Rev. b. s. Hau1rick. pastor
1890 a. M. Sunday school. e. E
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

NDUSTRIAL BAPTIST CHUECH
AND SUNDAY SCHOOL SUNDAY.
school at $3.50 a. M Class meeting;
at 1875 a. M 3. U at 80
p. M. and preaching ats1;39 p::nGl,a oy
the Rec- M 10y A cordial invita-
tf6n extended to an to attend these:
You will certainly be made
Welcome
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

THE METHODIST PROTESTANT
sCHAPEE. corner Sycamore and 1o-
Gust streets: the Rev wv Morrison,
pastor. g:38 a N. Sunday school.
q. IA Sheets. superintendent. 1873.
m. sermon by the pastor followed
nv q RECEPTION OF members :So
D. M Christian endeayor, Charles
:Hyer. president 8 Pm evening
worship and sermon Prayer meek
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ing. every Wednesday eveningat 1.4 80.
o'clock Every Methodase Frotees1an1s
and trends of the church are earn
;estIv.reuuested to attend the Sunday
services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

REORGANIZED LATTER Gay A-Asx.
SAINTS. D. T.. Shiuu, PASTOR SER
vices as folIows- Sunday school
ESQ Preaching IL md and
,7.45 D. M A. special tnvftation 10
extended to all to attend these SER
vices. All services In brick churcn
at Stealey Heights.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

INpEsTRIL WESLEYAN METZ Z
oDIST CHURCH.C. Leslie SMITH.
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{ BRDGEPoRT BAPTIST CHURCH
Main. street the Rev. Robert Bragg
nastor w. w. willis. Sunday school
superintendent: Mrs Alb. WltheEss
president woman's Mission Circle
sunday school and sermon; IN one
cont1nned service at 9:45 a M b
y p n At $50 o. m- Evening ser
mon 7:sO a-clock .Midweek prayer
service each Thursday evening az
$50 O'Clock. Choir and orchestra
rehearsal Friday evening at 7:5o
o'clock
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CHURCHES

ST. MARES LUTHERAN
CHURCH, corner Park and Me3gs
avenue. the Rev William e. Heuser.
pastor. 1I6 Park avenue. 9:45 a M
Sunday school, z. G. Reep. super1n-
tendent. IL a m. morning worship
Sermon on FOLLOWING Christ Com
munion and reception of members.
1880 D. N. evening worship, sermon
on The Measure OF Gods Love. "
Wednesday. 8 D M Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor PRAYER
meeting.
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THE AIsPREsBYTERlAN
sCHURcH. next to Masonic temple.
West PIKE; street, the Rev Herbert
Justin Ansup pastor. $3.50 q. M
morning Sabbath school. IL a. na.
sermon on Heralds OF the KING
and communion and reception os
menbers. 8 D. M sermon by the
pastor on welded to the Church
"Wednesday. June 9. p M nid-week
PRAYER service. You. reader. will be
made heartily welcome to every SER
vice.
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51-Fyeuine Echo.

Our anger and impatience often
prove more ua1schievous than the
thinEs about which we are angry OF
patiertt--ANARCUS AURE1IUS.
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wnSONBURGM METHODIST EPES-
COPAL CHURCH. the Rev a
wolfe. pastor Preaching except
third Sunday at 1880 Am. Sunday
school 9:30 a. M Class meeting
1880 m
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-05

THE SALVATION ARMY. II s.
Third street. George Willis, ad5u-
tant and Harry Purdum captain OF
fcers In change Public services an
nights except doudayS> night The
sunday meetings are 1880 h M,
holiness meeting, q p. M Sunday
school. 3:15 p M. praise meeting.
and SIP. M. meeting on revival order
All are cordially invited
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ss:arnee gsuperinfe q Prsaehf1E
sFars sec0nd and fourth Sunday 1El

Bnne4f supertntendent Sre1cn11k:
every second md fourth Sunday - -
1880 p The pastor
81 P9uIss Il. 8. caURcH
South praer Main and Chesmut
streets, the Rev Be E6gFesonEs
pastor SIS m. Surday sehoo1s
4. %. Johnson. superm6endent z.
a. M Holy Comm t1enaa4
service and RECEPTION OF mel6erAs
2 p N. EpwoFf6 League K Joa1a-''
son. leader p n1s sermon By rt1s
pastor on WY WEI Ye DE fo1
lowed by recept1on Of membeFs TaEs
an unsaEed friend With you TO The
service.
FIRST BAPTIST cHgRGB. eer
ner West PIKE and Sixth streets. fhes
Rev. W. g. Fay4or. D. d. paseoE-5
Sabbath school $50 q M. e.
White. superfnfendenf 10s-45sa. M. m
sermon by the pastor on From;
Gloom to G1adness s ps M ser
mon by the pastor on The Reat;
Presence Of Christ. 7" oloWed by baDs1
ism
FIRST METHODIST EPIScoPAL4
CHURCH corner OF West Pike a11
North Second streets the Rev. g. Dc
Smith. pastor Tomorrow morn
ing anofhef large class OF members
viii Be baptized and received into
the church. Those intending 70 JOIN
this church should be present as this.
service: is especially set apart Tor the3
reception OF members. At the even
ing service at 8 o'clock there VII PEI
q song service using the tabernacte1
song BOOK. make Christ King
The pastor VIII preach a special ser
mon for the benefit OF the new mem
bers. All new members and friends,
are especially invited to attend
THE eESyrRAI4 PREsBYTER1AN
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BRIDGEPORT ID. e. CHURCH.
schedule for 19914-1915- IS.
Hamrick, pastor Stuart Chapel
Trinity 8, Bridgeport 1890, hrst a -,
.third SUNDAYS IN each month
Bridgeport IL a. M, Smith Pm.
Grasselli T:30 p. H.. second ana
fourth Sundeds in the month Mt
zion evry fifth Sabbath at 1890 a
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'averted.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-30

falling. The whole cargo was i'm
PEELED toward the falling side Of the
ship. Water began to enter the lower
port holes and the ropes snapped of
the piles to which the vessel was tied.
Screams from passengers attracted
the attention of fellow excursionists
on the wharf awaiting the next ves-
sci. Wharfmen and picknickers soon
lined the edge of the embankment,
reaching out helplessly toward the
wavering steamer.
For nearly five minutes the ship
turned before it finally dived under
the swift current of the river. During
the mighty turning of the ship with
it's cargo of humanity, lifeboats, chairs
and other loose appurtenances on the
decks slipped down the sloping floors,
crushing the passengers toward the
rising waters.
PLUNGE OF VESSEL IS
MINGLED WITH SHRlEks,
Then there was a plunge, with q
sigh Of air escaping, from. the hold
mingled with the crying Of children
and shrieks of women, and the ship
was on the bottom of the river, cast
! ing hundreds of living creatures into
the water.
Many sank, entangled with clothing
and bundles, and did not rise, but hun
dreds came to the surface, giving the
river the appearance Of a crowded
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-30
CONTINUE PRESSURE
ON POLISH CAPITAL

London, July 27.-Field Marshal Won
Mackensen's sustained effort to throw
any considerable body of Austro-Ger-
man troops astride the Lublin-Chelm
railway having met with no success
to date the Germans now are center
ing their main offensive north Of the
Warsaw salient and, having crossed
the Narew river along a forty-mile
front, are driving the Russians toward
the Bug where it joins the Narew,
north of the Polish capital.
Warsaw still holds out, but the gen.
eral belief is held here that it's loss
by the Russians is only a matter OF
time.
Comparative quiet prevails on the
Western battle front.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-30
AUTO STRIKES MOTORCYCLE
Young MissouIa Girl 10 Killed in Ac-
cident at Butte.

Miss Eleanor Robertson, the girl
who was killed in Butte when an auto
mobile ran into a tw%o-passenger mo.
~torcycle, was a Missoula girl, a STEP
daughter Of William league, proprie-
tor Of a tailoring establishment at
Missoula. She left Missoula about
two months ago to visit her father in
Butte. Her parents were divorced
several years ago.
Miss Robertson was nineteen years
old and went to the Missoula schools
for some time. Just before her de-
parture from Missoula she was EN-
ployed in Haugen's' cafe.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-07-30

= AA0NSONASS~
j. +
+ + + ! + + ! + + i +++++
Chicago, July 24.-More than 1000
persons lost their lives in the Chicago
river at 7:40 a. m. today by the cap
sizing of the excursion steamer East
land while warping from it's wharf
with more than 2,4O0 employees of the
Western Electric company and their
relatives and friends on board bound
for a pleasure trip across Lake Mich
igan. Seventy-five per cent of the
victime were women and children.
The Eastland, said by marine archi-
tects to have been top heavy and bal
lasted in an uncertain manner, turned
over inside of five minutes after 1t
began to list, pouring it's gala passen-
gers into the river or imprisoning
them in its submerged hull.
Every effort was made by thousands
of persons on the river wharf to res.
cue the drowning, but many persisted
almost within grasp of the river bank:
Mothers went to death, while their
children were snatched to safety.
| Other children died in the arms OF
their parents, who were finally saved.
HUNDREDS OF GIRLS
DROWNED MISERABLY.
Hundreds of girls, freed for a day
from their tasks of making telephones
and other electrical apparatus in the
factory of the Western Electric com.
pany, dressed in their smartest white
frocks, drowned miserably.
Kolin avenue, a small street ear
the factory of the Western Electric
company, is in universal mourning.
Every house lost from one to all its
occupants in the disaster.
Efforts to discover the cause of the
accident were begun long before the
work of rescue a yer. Federal and
county grand juries were ordered, a
coroner's jury was impanelled and all
the officers and crew of the Eastland
were arrested and Coroner Hoffman
ordered the arrest of every official of
the Indiana Transportation company.
lessees of the steamer.
SEVEN THOUSAND PEOPLE
IN THE PLEASURE PARTY,
Seven thousand tickets had been
sold for the Western Electric outing
and practically that number of people
appeared at the wharf to 60 aboard
Ave large steamers provided for their