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States
Investigation Will Be
Made to Determine If
Germany Broke Pledges
BRITISH HORSE TRANSPORT
WOULD NOT BE IMMUNE FROM
ATTACK WITHOUT WARNING

Washington, Oct 3O.-Today's reports of the sink
ing of the Marina contained possibilities of reviving
the submarine issue between the United States and
Germany and officials here awaited developments
iously On the other hand the investigation may dis
close there has been violation of German pledges.
Nevertheless the first reports caused uneasiness
Reports of the destruction of the Marina refer to the
ship Brtish horse transport If it turns out she
in fact in the transport service of the British gov
ernment it may be found the mixed of British and
American horse tenders could claim none of the i'm
munity against attack without warning that attaches
to merchant ship.
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Noted German Aviator
Killed In Air Battle

socaptain RoeIke the noted aviator whose
dispatches from Amsterdam based
Berlin said by The Exchange Telegraph Co.'s Am
British
east Of Cambray.
Boekes William luncheon
to
especially
previously
London, oo socaptan 6oek the famous German aviator
eoIded with another and
company His
Friday.
Paris October 10, that Boeie had
them his mentioned in official
thirty aeropIane.
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London Oct. 3o-The American embassy today received
Wesley
steamship Marina had without
believed q number of Americans aboard.
had been the Atlantic
of e04 built 1900
having Glasgow" TO- after sailed
Fl. Loyds anchored off cookhove,
Ireland the shpwksd of the steamship,
Marina, Of the Glasgow
Frost aHdaVs the survivors,
sinking the British steamship,
the embassy
aHdav sheIed the
while being they cleared the
FRosT's REPORT TO WASHINGTON
Washington 3o-Dispatches department
British Americans and
sunk by sunfre without warning.
visnaI"
the whether
manys pledges to the United States violated.
this dispatehi
official received the department today Consul
Frost at Queenstown.
his information far purely provisional"
the the Marina her Although
disturbed reports that boats sheed they
cleared from the abandoned ship
FIFTY AMERICANS ABOARD.
she sailed The Americans signed
All white
Local the
the Marina leaving Glasgow for Newport News Oct 2 in ballast
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Manahan to Address
Wednesday Evening
Meeting in Fargo

James Manahan, former Minnesota
congressman. who has been engaged
in very effective campaign work in
North Dakota. Montana, Minnesota
and South Dakota, advancing the Re-
publican cause, will speak in Fargo
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Manahan, regarded generally as
one of the best speakers in the north
west, and whose close association. with
the Society OF Equity movement in
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-10-30
SCOUT
VERSUS
UNIONS?
Workingmen Asked to With
draw Sons From Boston
Organization

Boston, Oct. 80. - Workingmen of
the country are asked to withdraw their
sons from Boy Scout organizations in
a resolution adopted by the state
branch of the American Federation of
Labor last night. The action came
after a report that Charles C. Jack
son, president of the Greater Boston
Council of Boy Scouts, had advised
scout masters to prepare the boys
under them to Withstand politically,
the -aggressiveness of labor unions
which he is reported to have predict
ed would be savage and bitter after
the war.
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Accountant Under
Cross-examination
In Conspiracy Case

Under cross examination. the wit
ness went more into detail into the
various items--and evidence through
out the date as related wholly and en-
tirely to the financial features
1t is expected that Mr. House will
not complete his examination until
late today, or probably tomorrow.
Present indications point to the con-
clusion Of the governments case by
Wednesday.
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HI. A. House. accountant with the
department Of justice, who went on
the stand in the federal court Satur-
day, detailing the financial operations
of the North, Dakota Improvement
company, was under constant cross
examination today. at the hands of
counsel for the deefnse, in the cases
of e. A. Wilson and r. M. Farmer, ac-
cused of conspiracy to defraud.
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these several northwestern states has
crowd in Fargo.
The meeting will be held at the
auditorium beginning at o'clock.
Mr.. Manahan is spending the first
three days of the present week in
North Dakota. He speaks today at
Baldwin and Bismarck; Tuesday at
jamestown, and Wednesday. in Far
60.
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COPELAND JURY
CANNOT AGREE

Galveston. Oct. 30.-on convening
court today the jury in the John
Copeland murder case informed Judge
Briggs is was hopelessly divided
unable to arrive at verdict, and beg
ged to be discharged. The judge said
in view of the time spent on the case.
the Jury should continue it's work in
the effort to reach a verdict.
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Winger Marked, He
Thinks, By Thieves;
Twice In Same Place

His automobile the prey Of joy
riders twice within a month. c. ].
Winger, 715 Twelfth street north. is
probably the most unlucky autoist in
the city.
Three weeks ago Saturday night
Mr.. Wingers Ford was taken from
in front Of the Grand theaten but
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Burke Demands That
Lemke Make Retraction

Leader in it's last issue. in political
advertisement
The cartoon is declared libelous,
and John Burke demands that the
Republican chairman make proper re-
traction.
Service of the demand probably
will be secured late today.
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DULUTH SAWMILL
WAS DESTROYED

Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 30.--Fire Of un-
known origin last night destroyed the
sawmill of the Mullery Mcdonald
Timber Co., causing loss of $4,000.
The spectacular blaze lighted UP the
sky and was visible for miles around
Thousands were drawn to the scene.
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Food Value ''Milled Out
Of White Flour, Complaint


today Miss Florence King president Of the Won
seeking
: on of
Flour that is madein
the
greatly increased"
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was found by the police on the south
side the next morning. Last Saturday
night his machine was taken from
the same place. and Is still missing.
N. w. Pierce. 1921 Third avenue
south. was another victim Saturday
night. His Ford was taken from n.
p. avenue and Broadway. and has
not been found.
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WILSON Will
END CAMP AIGN IN
new YORK CITY

New York. Oct. 30.--It was announ-
ced today another speech would be
added to Wilson's campaign itinerary
on Nov. 2, the day of the Democratic
rally in Madison Square garden. Aft
er the garden address Wilson will
address first voters" at Cooper Union.
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LAKE ERIE R. R.
WASSOLD TODAY

Cleveland. O.. Oct S0.-The Lake
Erie railroad was sold today to Blair
& Co. and Kuhn Loeb e. Co. of New
York for $12.000.00O. The sale was
conducted under direction of the
United States district court.
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Papers were placed in the hands Of
the Cass county sheriff for service on
William Lemke. chairman Of the Re.
publican state central committee. de-
manding retraction Of the cartoon Of
John Burke, candidate for u. S. SEN
ator, published in The Nonpartisan
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-10-30
American Consul Reports
Part of Crew Missing--
Was Horse Transport
AMERICANS
WERE DROWNED

p London, Oct. 3d. q
q A private telegram re- 9
u ceived at the American q
p consulate from Crooks Z
q haven, says a number &
r. of Americans were I!
y drowned when the Ma 4
y rina was torpedoed by Z
q a German submarine. Z
Il !.
q. q. q "a. a. q. s5s .. s5s q. 81 Z
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French Claim New
Success--Russian
Attack Broke Down
--Change in Leaders

Berlin Oct sowreess to sayvIIe)-srit attacking
German the Somm between Lesboeufs
oeeded gaining ground from the Germans, officially
somme, positions La farm
Baehe the
preparation.
Massd attacks Of Russian infantry VoIhyna yesterday
unusually artillery
fire, it 10 officially announced
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FRENCH TAKE TRENCHES.

Paris Oct 30-The
sas,
night officially today The
as the Sally church.
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CHANGE IN GERMAN MILITARY LEADERS,
London, so-A Berlin Amsterdam,
Lieut. Adolf Wild Hhen
Prussian minister
the 'front.' and that the has appointed Pussian
minister and state Lieut.. Won Sten
The change stated due to desire that the minister
OF who must decide military hoe should thor
ous increasing the wants the the field Gen.
Won Stein appointed the the fourteenth
in September 1914 after having served
general
ITALIANS EXPLAIN OCCUPATION OF EPIRUs
London, 3o-The minister
with King Constantine explained the Italian northern
EPirus this will be decided conference after the
Reuters Athens The minister informed
protect the left wing Of the entente s.. s..~. .
e5rs FEuToNic GRIT acN RuMANA LoosENs. ~ Aass3s
london Oct 3oGenera Faikenhyn's thrown
canpuluns today.
reinforced desperately attacking seeking the
lost ground -. - = - =. -.
At border the
Austro- German invasion to have been blocked
under Won Maeensen made further
Dobrudja today
Dobruda attack have a complete halt
NORWEGIAN STEAMER SUNK.
Copenhagen, London Oct soThe PoItiken
the NorW steamship which
torpedoed, sinking In five min utes.
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THE WEATHER.

Unsettled this afternoon.
cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
what colder Tuesday.
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rHuToNic eRsp CIV RuMANIA LoosENs.
NORWEGIAN STEAMER SUNK.

Copenhagen via London, Oct. 3O.-Ihe PoItken sa
wesan steamship Jyands arrived at Friedrichshafen
members Of the of the NorW epian steamship Stem
was torpedoed, sinking In five min utes.
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WANTED To RENT Couple OF furnished
rooms and ret board with nice family
IN good neighborhood. Address "X' cure
Telegram.
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DUN's REVIEW.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Dun's Re
view in its issue today has the fol-
lowing to say about trade conditions:
Embargocs on freight shipments
and some cancellations OF contracts
because OF uncertainties ms to de-
liveries, due to the threatened trans
portation tic-up. characterized the
situation during the week. Yet, in
spite OF these conditions, business
made further substantial Roadway
now projects in most instances being
undertaken with sustained confidence
Current buying continues noteworthy
though ordinarily It might be checked
interest manifest. Ho will spend the
demand is still factor of strength in
many markets. Prices in leading
lines tend upward steadily, but, while
the high costs naturally cause some
hesitancy. consumption is not .lessened
perceptibly,
In one important branch after an
other purchasing has broadened APP
preclably, following a temporary lull,
and producing and distributing facill-
ties remain inadequate TO meet the
expanding requirements. With trans
actions surprising those Of any other
year, much more business might be
done were 1t not for tho scarcity of
materials and shortage OF labor.
which prevent manufacturers from nc
ceptlng all the contracts offered. Cor
tain lines OF dry goods have been
withdrawn from sale because Of the
overtaxed position Of the mills; the
steel works have comparatively little
capacity available for next year and
shipments are backward, while in
hides, leather and footwear demands
arc again increasing.
Distribution at retail, formerly re-
duced by oppressive heat, responds to
the stimulus Of lower temperatures.
and early preparations are made for
an exceptional holiday trade. Returns
Of commercial failures, owing to tenn
porary causes, make less gratifying
exhibits than previously, but other
statistics continue highly encouraging,
Bank clearings this week arc 25.1 per
cent larger than last year at centers
outside New York, while gross earn
ings Of railroads reporting for three
weeks OF August show gain OF 14.8
per cent.
In these days Of colossal Agures, a
S2,5O0.00O gold importation scarcely
occasions passing comment. Yet over
SS0000,000 Of the precious metal was
shipped hero during the month Just
ended and nearly $280,0OO,000 has
come IN since early in May, most OF
IL from f,anada Notwithstanding fhe
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nALrIMoRE. Md.. scrt.

BALTIMORE. Md, Sept .. -
Calves Market firm on the hotter
grades OF TAT calves Of handy weight,
for which there is constant demand,
We quote: Choice, handy-wcight
ycals. per pound t2c6 12isc good
yeals, do 1lcW ! ! re: heavy. smooth
lat calves, per head. $15G$16; do.
rough calves, do, S10u SI2; small.
thin calves do. $70$9; Erassers,
heavy. do. $lo9S12,
Lamba and sheep Choice, fat
sheep. per pound 4IEcI &c; fair
sheep. do. Sea &c! interior. rough
sheep. per head, S1.50FsS2.5Q; old
bucks. "a to quality and condition,
per pound, 3tacI4c; spring lambs,
choice. fat, per pound, 1ocG t0kc;
fair to medium grade lambs. per
pound, SEQ Toe.
Beef cattlc-P Prices firm ON desir-
able fat cattle, b.. receipts very
light, We quote: Young. fat steers.
In primo condition, weighing l.lOO
to 1890 pounds, per pound 7isc1
SEN steers. Weighing under 1000
pounds. per pound 7c6rT}ac: oxen.
peh pound. sc Gl &c: bulls. do. Sc 40 &c:
large young cows. In good order, do.
sc a &c; cows, poor TO medium grades.
do. 3cSs 4c; fresh cows with calf, per
head. $356$5O; poor. thin meadow
stock, per head, $40 $lJ.
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FINANCIAL,

NEW YORK, Sept 2.-Today's
market hcsitatcd Mt tho outset. nrst
quotations indicating doubt on the
part Of the professional element ns to
the significance of over might develop
mcnts in tho railroad labor situation.
This condition gave way later TO gem
cral strength. tho advice being aided
by extensive short covering.
Trading In marines, which supplied
ovor twenty-five per cont OF the brief
sessions turn over, was tho note
worthy feature. The preferred making
new record on Its gross advance of
four points TO 100 with III for tho
common and one TO two points for
other shares. a new maximum was
also made by American Zinc preferred
which advanced 3q4 points to IAN,
while General Motors preferred sold
at its best quotation In many months
rising three points to 1913. Coppers
and other metals were one to two
points higher. Munitions and petrol
Gums advanced about as much and
more, and motors made up some Of
their recent losses with additional
gaina in accessories. United states
steel came forward towards the last,
being extensively taken up TO % Il,
nm extreme gain OF Us. and placing
II with the quarterly and extra dlvi-
dends OF the previous day, with one
fourth point of It's high record.
Reading and Canadian Pacific led
the advancing movement in rails ut
gain OF almost two points, with a
point zach for st. Paul. No. Southern
Pacific, New York Central and some
OF the eastern group.
Total sales amounted TO $4,000
shares.
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growing balance on domestic mere
chandlse account, success has attends
cd the efforts of the British treasury
in stabilizing tho market for sterling,
and no wide movement in this quarter
is expected. Certain classes OF conti-
mental exchange. however, have fuctu-
ated sharply, notably roubles and
reichsmarks, oven moderate offerings
were sufficient in the absence OF de-
inandS to carry German bills down ia
new low level, whereas the rate
on Petrograd showed progressive
strength, rising several cents in few
days.
War developments were factor IN
carrying roubles above 1850, while
there was also an inquiry for remit-
lance from buyers OF Russian bonds
here and in London. Francs reached
the highest position in months, pre-
sumably in response to the recent es-
adjustment OF an additional French
credit in this country.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, with use OF bath and
phone; Sl2,5O per month. Apply at 5i5
Franklin street. BrOaddus addition,
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Same advertisement fiys sue
eesSiye days, 80 cents; same
advertisement seven successive
days, 10 cents; no classified ad-
refreshments taken for less than
20 cents. Classified adverttse-
ment DISPLAY Charged By
inch.
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Cure The Telegram"
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at Q O'Clock p, m. Your copy
must be In before that hour 70
insure insertions.
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WANTED 10 BUY

WE WILL BUY Burlap bugs. Count and
see how many feed bags you have. and
bring or phone us and we Will call. An
Choir Mills, j. u. Smith, owner successor
203.
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WANTED Tb RENT


WANTED TO RENT Three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Call Bell
phone lGi
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WANTED-Feight handlers. Apply to
Foreman, b. & o. Freight office.
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WANTED-SaIesmen

WANTED QUICK 500 statesmen sell MAG
lC MOTOR GAS one quart price 500
equals 80 gallons gasoline, Tremendous
success, Large commissions. Fuel Sales
90. n ImmrIM 81 LInrmnnll OHIO.
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FOR SALE-Four good COWS. two to fresh
cn this fall. and one with calf two weeks
freshcn neat May. n. n. Proper Rcy-
nOldsyiilc, W. Va.
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FOR SALE-Three farms near Buckhan-
non Pike; No. lilo acres, fine bottom
meadow; No. ., fine grazing farm, SPLEEN
g ,nad tl ns.S una o, orGnaa 40. o. ~ acrGs;
other outbuildlngs, bottom meadow and
fine spring near that can be piped in
house. One-half royalty goes with farms.
Also one iiyG-room house for rent near
Carly Bldg, Bell phone los, Res. l3G2-L,
Home 1873.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Hogs, receipts
$4,000; weak, 8 to % lower; bulk
1035@1OS5; light 103501105;
mixed 99O01100; heavy, 985 01090;
rough 9S501O05; pigs 675@900.
Cattle, receipts 10000. weak; native
beef cattle 665 01120; western steers
690@900; stockers and feeders AIS
0760; cows and heifers 340Q925;
calves $50 01225.
Sheep, receipts 1900; weak;
wethers 615@750; ewes 300Q710;
lambs 625Q1050.
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DAIRY AND POULTRY.

NEW YORK, Sept. . - Butter
barely steady; receipts S.603; cream
cry extras (92 score) 33A 433h;
creamery (hlgher scorlng) 340
34h; flrsts 3115 @ SO; seconds 29h
OBJ.
Eggs steady; fresh gathered, extra
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FOR SALE ReDulif Typewritcrs, nj
Makes, Lowest Priccs, at w. 5. Cor
pcnlnG No. ] Second Floor. Irwin build
ing, opposite Pcstolice, ClUrksburg
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FOR SALE-Fine grazing farm of a. ncrcs
on Waters of Elk Creek, nine miles from
ClarksburE, Inns good cottage house Of
four rooms and pantry with running
water piped in house from spring on hill,
stable for six horses. Farm lays mostly
facing morning sun. Is convenient to
church. school and store. mall delivery.
Price STj per acre, reseryinE oil aud gas
altu operalaG- fighI y ,, I'm NsiIeS Land
w Tn
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WANTED-FemaIeH Help

at once: no washing. Mrs.
Harvey l.. Gregory, 3i1 Hickman street.
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THE MARKETS
LIVE STOCK.

10Y AGEecATEp PHEssD
PITTSBURG, Sept. Cattle
steady; supply light; choice $500
800; prime 9250975.
Sheep steady; supply light; prime
wetheTs 1909 500; Gull and common
$500 500; lambs 700@1125.
Veal calves 125O@1300.
Hogs lower; receipts fifteen double
decks; prime heavies, mediums and
heavy Workers 1130@1135; light
Workers 1O5o91100; pigs, roughs,
$50 100000.
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FOR SALE-lBO acres, four and n half
miles from river and rullrOud station;
good seven room house: good cellar,
granary and road house; new barn AK
49, new lotion sllo, good well OF water;
cisterns, IL acres Of orchard of win
ter apples just in good bearing; 800 Ell
berta peach trees, four years old. Ninety
acres almost level; can be worked with
any kind OF riding machinery; IS acres
to pasture; $500 worth OF good timber;
about 10 tons Of good hay. II acres good
corn; 400 to 800 barrels Of winter apples,
and farming machinery, all goes for $i5
per acre, with one.half oil and gas re-
tuined, or $40 without crops and ma
Chinery. See this farm before buying
Call or write owner. II. d. Vineyard,
Long bottom, q.
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There is No Use
Of You Paying
Rent

We can furnish you what
you need in a home in amy
part Of the city. We make
the terms SO you can pay for
it and our prices are very
reasonable. If we do not
have built what you are
wanting, come in and pick
out your vacant lot, and we
will build you a new home.
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OIL

OIL CITY. Pa, Sept. Credit
balances. $3.50: runs, 106.a96; aver
age. a7,10S; shipments 12,B13i aver
age, 52,632.
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MONEY 10 LOAN
BEAUTY PARLOR

velma S. Mccoy De0uty Phrlors. Vita
Violet Ray, electric massage. scalp treat
ment Childrens hair bobbed. Bring your
hair combings here and have them made
up. Room II, Irwin puildIng. Rel sT3- H.
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FOR SALE-Small, well improved farm,
on good road md car line. Near good
school. one COW, one brood SOW, two
pigs, four acres OF corn goes with this
farm. Inquire at 4S9 Mechanic street,
CITY