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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
TREATY SIGNED FOR + R.. !,
PURCHASE OF ISLANDS
Ratification Necessary Before tho
Danish West Indies Become
U. s. Property.

Washington, Aug. 4.-Purchase by
the United States of the Islands st.
Thomas, st. 'Troix and st. John, lying
to the east of Porto Rico and compris-
ing an archipelago known as the Dan
ish West Indies is provided for In Z
treaty signed by the United States
and Denmark. 1t will be submitted Ut
once to the United States senate and
the Danish parliament, whose ratid-
cation are necessary to complete the
purchase agreement, >s2i i.
Mo serious opposition IL expected in
the senate. The only objection IL ex.
pected to come from senators who BE-
lieve the purchase price of $25, ,000, 900
too great
The outcome in the Danish parlia.
ment is more uncertain. although the
expectation here is that the treaty
will be accepted. European powers
which have wanted possession or the
island for strategic military reasons,
are not expected to look With favor
on the purchase and they may bring
strong pressure to bear at. Copeu-
hagen. ..,-,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
Not /. w. W.;S;; Picnicers
Taking Refuge from Rain

No signs of rain appearing In the
blue heavens, ten members of the
Christian Endeavor and Baraca soci-
eties of the First Baptist church,
scheduled to hike to the Missouri riv-
er to picnic, left the church at the
appointed hour, $3.50 p. m, Thursday.
The hike to the river was most de-
lightful. The young men gallantly
carried the lunch baskets.
Arriving at cOzy spot along the
rushing, roaring waters Of the, pictur-
esque Missouri, the match was touch
ed to the camp fire, the wieners roast
ed and the marshmallOws toasted.
Sing Songs.
Then the merry picnicers gathered
around the dying embers, watched the
soft sunset, sang the old and new
songs, and drank lemonade.
Some adventurous member suggest
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
GOVERNMENT TO
DELAY ACTION ON
R. R. r. ]. DIFF D. F|CUL|TY
Will Await Conference of Mag
mates and Workmen To Be
Held Mkt Week., !.
WILSON MAY MAKE "'
APPEAL FOR PUBLIC

Washington, Aug. 4.-After a col-
ference between President Wilson
and Judge William l.. Chamber, com.
missioner of the United States Board
of Mediation and Cancellation, it. was
indicated today that the federal gov
ernment would take no formal action
to avert the second strike of the AGO.
900 employees Of 225 railroad systems
of the country until represen. ~ ives
of the managers hnd workmen had
conferred, next week. in, final effort
to reach an agreement. a., Z
Any immediate action by congress
was precluded, when the. senate COINS
merce committee cabledf a reso] ltio.l
by Chairman NeWlands providing fur
an interstate commerce commission
investigation for the hours of labor on
the railroads and including an appeal
to the. railroad managers and en-
ployes to, postpone consideration of
(,their. differs,fbs last iysf the ga,
ton was completed. Favorable ac-
tion on the resolution had been urg-
ed by the Chamber Of Commerce Of
the United States and opposed by rep
resentatives of the railroad employees.
President Wilson was told by Julge
Chambers that the mediation and con-
ciliation board believed there still was
possibility of avoiding a strike
through conferences between the en-
ployers and workmen or through in
tervention by the board. 1t is believ-
ed the president will wait until every
other means of settlement has been
tried before intervening himself
Should all other efforts fail, it is un-
derstood he will make personal ap-
peal to the railroad managers and
employees.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
MANY PLACES ASK
FORHARYEST HANDS
Washburn, Alexandria and Grand
Forks Write Agent Stanley
for Men. 49,

Washburn wants 100 harvest hands
at from 81 to SO a. day, so teams at
from IS to $3.50 and 10 women cooks
at $40 month, according to report
received yesterday by T. l.. Stanley
federal labor agent cooperating with
the state commissioner of agriculture
and labor. r--
Alexandria also is in need of addi.
tional harvest workers, declares the
commercial club of that town in a
letter to Mr.. Stanley. LaM0ure coun-
ty has more men than it needs. Grand
Forks county is short.
Calls for help are being filled i'm
mediately, declares the labor agents.
The plan to aid scientifically the dis
tribution of labor is meeting with
more success than was at first antici-
pated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
Street GAR EMPLOYEES
WILL STRIKE IN \. Y.

Z New. York, Aug. 4.-The employees
of the New York Railway company.
at spirited meeting tonight, voted
to strike for the right to organize
and to enforce other demands IN the
company. The vote was unanimous
There were approximately 1000
men at the meeting. The strike vote
was taken after a report hal been
made by the committe appoin ed to
confer with officials of the company.
The reply Of General aMnager Han
ley, saying he would be glad to meet
the employees of the company at any
time, was held to be unsatisfactory.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
Second Storm This Year
Sweeps Over Anan10ose

Anamoose, N. D., Aug. A terrific
windstorm passed over this city about
z o'clock yesterday evening. The
storm was about 20 minutes in pass
ing over the town. AT times the dust
was so thick that it was difficult to
see across streets, especially in
Main street where there were some
sand piles in connection with new
buildings that are being erected. No
rain and practically no lightning and
thunder accompanied or followed the
storm in town.
Reports that came in late last night
and early this morning Indicate, how
ever, that great damage was done In
some sections Of the country nearby.
Over a considerable section of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05

ed hike over the railroad bridge
So they hoofed it across and back,
leaving the extra supply Of wieners
and marshmallows beside the, fast dy-
ing fire.
Take Eats.
As they neared the site of their
camp, they saw a negro plowing
through the darkness and they at
once thought of McGee, the ''lifer,"
who was a leader of the penitentiary
escape of July %, and the boys could
see the 500 reward staring them in
the face.
At the camp fire they discovered
that hoboes had been tempted by the
wieners and marshmallows and had
taken good care that none was left.
homeWard Bound.
But the distant flash of lightning
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country north and northeast of here
enormous damage was done to the
crops by hail following in the path of
the storm. Many farms report almost
total loss. All small buildings in
the path Of the storm, including a
great number Of barns, we're damaged
more or less, many being entirely
wrecked and shattered. 1t is reported
that in one case q number of horses
within fence, becoming frightened
at the storm, ran into the barbed wire
fence and were in some cases mortal.
ly wounded. At this time it is be.
lieved that only . part of loss and
damage has been reported and that
when all reports are in many thous.
ands of dollars in losses will be added
to the thousands already reported.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
SMART VICTIM
Of CRAZY Man

Minot, N. D., Aug. 4.-Nick Milich
was arrested Thursday on complaint
of w. M. Smart and will probably be
charged with insanity. He assaulted
Mr. Smart with a heavy club as the
latter came out of the business Office
of the Optic-Reporter at noon To-Day.
The victim was quick enough to
swing his arm up and catch the effect
Of the blow on his wrist, instead of
on the head, as his assailant intended.
He is carrying a badly bruised arm
as result of the encounter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
REPORT THAT INDEPENDENT
MAY BUY MANDAN CO.

There has been a rumOr in circula-
lation that the Mandan Telephone Co.
will be taken over by the North Dako-
ia Independent Telephone Co. F. l..
Shuman, manager of the latter COM
pany, says that, while negotiations
to this effect have been under way,
the deal has not gone through, al
though he intimated that it might be
perfected within the next few weeks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
vERDUN AGAIN
WAR CENTEROk
WESTERN FRONT
French Forces Take Offensive
and Now Hold Thiamont and
Fleury.
GERMAN BOMBARDMENT
REPORTED NEAR POZ1ERs
Russians Continue Their Advance
South of Brody and Toward
Lemberg.

London, Aug. 4.-Verdun, almost
quiescent during the Anglo French Of
fenses in the Somme region, has
again become the storm center on the
western battle front. The French
forces have taken the offensive on
the right bank of the Meuse and now
hold the Thiaumont Works and the
greater part of the village of Fleury,
according to Paris.
The Thiaumont Works, already the
scene of many desperate combats,
was twice in French hands during IL
hours on Friday. The forces of the
German crown prince fought tena-
ciously, driving the French from the
works once, but losing it again. Ger
man counter attacks were of no avail,
says Paris, and the works remained
in the possession of the French.
FIeury Occupied by French.
Fleury, which changed hands
Thursday after sthe Francha had sue.
ceeded in taking 1t. Is again almost
entirely occupied by the French.
Fierce fighting still continues in and
around the village. German wounded
prisoners. taken in the Verdun fight
ing, number 400. 81.
On the SOmme front in northern
France there has been little infantry
activity, both the British and French
official communications failing to re-
port any move on the part of their
armies. London says the Germans
bombarded the section southwest OF
Pozieres and also the southern por-
tion of the MametZ wood.
Desperate counter attacks by the
Germans in the region of the Stokhod
river, east of Kovel. have resulted in
the retirement of the Russian forces,
which had seized the village of Ruda-
IMiryanskaia. The fact that the vii
lage of Dillez is only 19 miles from
Kovel, the Russian objective on this
part of the Bohemian front. probably
accounts for the intensity of the fight
ing there.
Russians Advancing South.
The Russian general, Sakharoff's,
troops continue to advance south of
E'rody and toward Lemberg.
Petrograd reports the capture of
1900 Austro-Germans in hot attack
on the line of the Sereth and Graber-
XII rivers.
A squadron of British naval aero
planes has attacked with. bombs a
German military establishment: in the
vicinity of Ghent, Belgium. London
says considerable damage was done
by the dropping of these bombs. Un-
official reports received in Amsterdam
apparently confirm this clam.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
Ol0-TlME BUFFALO HUNTER
IS DEAD IN MISSOURI

Dickinson, N. D., Aug. 2.-Jack Han
ley, old time pioneer and buffalo
hunter Of Medora, and we'll known by
the older Dickinson residents, died in
the soldiers home at Higginsville, Mo.
He was Is years of age at the time
of his death, and had been in fairly
good health until taken with diabetes.
Deceased sold his ranch at Medora
in 1905, to G. o. German, nephew,
and moved back to his boyhood home
at Monticello, Mo. He later entered
the soldiers home at Higginsville,
where he died.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05

$345 90
The fund for the motor ambulance
for the First regiment is growing rap
idly. Citizens Of Bismarck and out
siders who havemailed in their con-
tributions have already given $345.
Reports received by Major r. r.
Steedman, military secretary to Gov.
Hanna, and p. n. Dummer indicate
that large sums are being donated in
other cities and that the required
amount, $2,700, will soon be raised.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
bENSoN.RAMSEY
COUNTY ICE STORM
BREAKS ALL RECoR|

Devils Lake, N. D., Aug. 4.-Hail
damage covering an area from Leeds
northeast through Garske, towards
Fdmore. causing an immense loss, ac-
Cured last night. In the Garske re-
zion hail fell for 40 minues. The Sam
uels, Jorgenson. Mikelson. Kelly,
Jones, Kitsch, Keough and Regan
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-05
Many Donations for First
Regiment Ambulance Fund
Being Received BY Mail

Josephine P. Baker, Livo-
ma !. .......... ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-15
Gmpfans
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81 Gbren nener 9ebrer ratt.

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GpiBe 6es neugegrinSeten Separte.
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D9aomi SuBler, @iIbeInline WeDer,
j8IabpS WcOiorni6, Rarie Sobnion,
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duftrtten tpoTlie. Die 1interjuduna
biefer petitionfn bot dngeblif eretben,
bdb bon ben 1898 llnttrjHriften niir
elm iebr serinser 4lrosentfdb ipirtlid
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ipirb Der Doblratb iiber bic GaH.
niht nir an ben Staatsfetretdr, 5ons
bern aud an ben Staatsanipdlt berifs
ten, bamit peiiere Sdritte setban
iperben f0hnen.
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pIace, Der als 8orer betannt ut, ipilrs
be seItern gum Wdrtsr i'm itabtifhen
IrbeitsbauIe sruannt, an Stelle Don
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ten. In iptlder bic Siibbabn brs 9eft
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HangirseIsiie gu lsssn. DurG bisies
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Speiher Der Cincinnati 3o5aceo
gJarebouTe So. ssidaffen iperbeH, ba
bic Babn ben Gpeider aIs 9orratbss
baus fir automobile unb le:ht utrs
oeiblid)c Maaren benuten nil.
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Ver3i@tea
S0ll Der SdlaIratb aui einen Sbsil
ieiaer Sorbernmseu fur bas ioH-
menbe Jabr.
lin Der staSt Bel Der gerriHsernHs
Ses ibr entseeeuitarrenSeH
9sfisits sH belfeu.

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Nad,mittag cine seonferen5 idmmt.
iter itabtiider Gepartemcntsdefs in
icincm guremi anberaunlt, aeIegeut.
lid treIdrr bic Sinarsfraae fir Sas
fonmlenSc Sabr eingebeno er0rtert
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fol-, ipeIfp Streifylnqen IN ben Elm.
seInen Sipeisen Der Stnbtper1uaItitns
bon beil iopeit unterbreiteten @uoget.
iorberungen mosIidJ itno, I'M ods DC.
;iSit, benz iid bic Staot fir Sas Tonl'
nrcnbe Sabr gegeniiberiiett, m6gIidit
III perriuserI.
So6alo man iidg anf meie &ir5lug
geeinigt bat, miro cine aoirieren3 nit
Seu SduIratbsniitsIiebern anbe.
ralrt perben, I'M aieie haSu Al Be.
ipceen aus freien Gtiiden lire Sor.
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meiiter 4lidta ben Dlitelidbern Der
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ner Gtabt in einoringlifcn @orten
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Die ginfiinfte Der Gtaot fir 6as fem.
menbe Snbr mts anoeren, benn ans
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Sigen aussaben oieies Snfres ans.
scgebcir tpiir0en uilo cinseI6it iper6.n
niiiien, ionic audi tpeitere Roten i'm
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Scl snm Sefan Der Cincinnati Sa'u
Gdool auseriebeu iein.

Vile perIailiet III Ri6ter Robert 6.
gMab bonn Superior @erfht 5uni
Iefon Der Cincinnati 2nsu Sdocl. as
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Serlesen ,mb iein gaf)folger lpiirN.
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nannt iperben.
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lrufiIen, unb bns @efoinmt6efiilf
tpiirbc lid, iitfoIsebeiien aiif $2.39a,'
940 iteflen.
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gud4a in fcimer gnfiieIInirs nod,
Sarani bin, oab bic Staot iinseaatct
Der 9batiaf,e, oab bos Sieueroiipli.
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Sabre.
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guosetfcnnniiiion elm Sdreibeil SI'
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tcsfuhlng aiigeiidts Der Tbdtiadt.
5ai, beoeutenoe llnfIarbeit iiber Sic
iSinan3Iase bes Sd,ulratbs 5i berr
iden ifeint, burboiis nidt idaoen
toul!te.
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Hleine poli3einaHrihten.

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GroDe SiI apenue mslbsts seiiern Der
YoIi5ei, bab ibm bon sinen S6ieid)
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mem 3immsr in Ro. 1915 Gin Str,
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Elm slngeitellier Der speB Wad)ue
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fHaft I'm 9etrass bon s1S.75 beraubt.
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