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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

(6ortieRups aai Ger -. Seits.)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
WILL ENTER SUIT
AGAINST MINISTER
DECLARES SNYDER
Policeman Also Says He Will
Sue Evening World.
is WROUGHT UP OVER
SUNDAY NIGHT SERMON
Which Was Delivered BY Rev.
Mr.. Wright and Published In
Part by Newspaper Minis
ter s Severe Statements.

Police officer John w Snyder. of
the Mariinsburg force, today stated
10 representative of The Evening
journal that he had consulted an at
tornoy and expected te institute
damage suits against Rev Il l..
Nfght, pastor of HE Methodist
Episcopal Church of this city, and
the Evening World. for alleged de.
famatory statements contained in the
sermon of Rev Mr. Wright in his
church Sunday night, on the subject
of LAW Violations and the Corrupt
Ballot synopsis of which was pub.
li8hed in the World
Policeman Snyder stated that he
had been assured by his attorney
that he not only had a cause of acs
ton against the minister for making
tho statements from the pulpit. but
for the newspaper in publishing
them Officer Snyder also said that
he had not yet determined the
amount he would sue for
This brings about very interest
ne situation. lho Development Of
which viii be watched by many per
sons. Rev. Mr. WRIGHT. in his ser.
mon was severe in his criticism Of
the police force, and Officer Snyder
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
lsks Another Chance
TO Vote On School

den Board of Education to resubmit
to the people the question of com
ing into the Independent school dis
trict. Mr. Alexander was instructed
to appoint a committee Of five to no.
tify the Arden Board of this desire
and a committee Of five TO confer
with the Martinsburg Board OF Edu-
cation to ascertain what the local
board can do to care for the children
should the ballot be taken and result
in coming into the Independent dis
trict. These committees viii be an
nounced later
1t is interesting to note that fifteen
years ago only % children attended
Mason's School To-day there are TOO
of school age in that section and pos
sibly 500 of th/e attend some one
of the schools of the city as we'll as
overcrowd the present school build
ing at Mason's.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01

collapse of the AustroGerman de.
Tense IN Galicia is imminent.
Germans Shift Attacks.
Paris, Aug. l. German attacks aga.
inst the French in Pieardy have been
shifted south Of tho Sommo in an ct
fort to hold back the advance on
Peronnc The war office statement
today reported that German forces at
tackled Linens. The assault was re
plused, the war office stated This
town is on the southern side of the
salient which the French troops have
driven toward Peronne Success for
The Germans Al that point might in
terfere with the French plans but thus
far the Germans have made no gains
ON the Nerdun front. the lombard
ment on the right Of the Meuse haa
increased in violence. IT Is under
stood that the Germans are prcpar.
ing with their artillery for great in
fantry assaults.
British Holding Lines.
London, Aug. Tho British troops
are holding the ground gained in the
Sommc campaign against severe at
taeks by the Germans.
zeppelns Raid British Coast
London. Aug About 60 bombs
were dropped by fleet Of Zeppelin
airships that raidcd tho eastern and
southeastern counties o. England, The
war office stated tojay. Six. aud pos
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
With Smokes" and a Great Big
Chocolate Cake.
ARRIVAL OF GIFTS
WERE RED LETTER DAYS
Martinsburg Boys Pleased With
Remembrance From Folks
Back Home-All Are Well
and Satisfied.
corp. c. Ghamberlin,) I
Camp Hatfield, July 80.


The last two days. Friday and Sat
urday, have been most evcntful to us
in camp, where anything out of the
ordinary IL more than welcome.
Friday evening the box arrived from
Capt Wovcr. which we kept until aft
or mess and opened under the shade
of spreading chestnut tree not far
from camp. We formed a circle
around the object of intense interest
and proceeded to open that which was
the centre of alleys. When the to-
haeco. cigarettes, cigars. pipes, etc.
came In sight. there was one satisfied
expression of "Ah' from all and 81
lence, which had regned while tho
box was being opened, turned TO
confusion of sounds indicating glad
ness of heart and thanks for those
who were so kind as to remember U.S.
in this way. In short time there
was placed on the ground 20 some
odd piles of that which the box con-
tanned divided equally among all. tho
musicians included and each man az
he turned 10 go taking with him the
allotted share, had smile and ex-
preston of appreciation that spoke
volumes without words. thoughts OF
Capt Viewer and the boys of Co. H.
Until lato hours of the night, could
be seen small column Of smoke
curling up from each tent through the
peak hole aud as all was quiet while
knew that the soldiers at home had
given contcntment to those in the field.
We thank capt Viewer and Co. + for
their kindness.
To-day, Saturday, another surprise
was brought to us in the form of al
large good old fashioned home made|
chocolate cake, as most welcoma(
present from our former Top" Serg-|
cant. Quay Quonzol. The Sergeant an
think we should thank his wife
the same time. has touched the hear
Of all through the stomach In a wa
most agreeable and wish to say "
we are all willing to put our feet
dor his table most any old time, Iu
ing by what has come from his he
Lieut. Whitmore and party, Ro
Brown, G S Martin and Carter n
lie, pulled up stakes this morn
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
CHES DEC. ARES
r OMAN SUFFRAGE:
axes Unqualified Statement In
A Telegram Today.
(By Intcr4 ationaI News scrvico)

(By Intcrh ational News ScrVicc)
New YorlA, Aug 1-Charlcs Evans
Hughes, Republican candidate for
resident. today declared himself in
hvor of an amendment to the CON
|titution granting women the right TO
note.
He. made his views known in a tel
gram in REPLY to an inquiry sent
BY Senator George Sutherland, Of
Utah. Mr.. Hughes said that the pro
bcsed amendment should be submit.
led and ratified in order that the ques-
ion of woman suffrage should be re.
owed from political discussion.
The telegram of inquiry and Mr..
lghes' answer were given cut at the
me time.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
fBy international News scrvice5

fBy International News ScrVice.)
Petfograd Aug. l. Russian military
experts, analy2ing The situation from
latest official reports. point out that
the Austre German forces defending
the koyelLemberg front are in grave
danger of being caught in a trap
from which they will be unable 10
extricate themselves. The Austrians
have waited too long to carry out an
effective retreat. and when their with
drawal from tue points Row being
defended begins. the Russians will be
able t. turn The retaograde movement
INTO n rout Fhe general opuiioa in
Russian official circles is that Lem
berg and KoFcl VIII be evacuated. al.
though desperate fighting is expected
before these important points are
taken. With LENDERS and Koyel in
their hands the Russians believe
that General Won tlindcnburg will he
compelled to abandon the Riga fort.
Germans May Ahandon kovel.
London, Aug IA wireless dis
patch from Rome states that Ger
many is removing great quantities Of
food, munitions and heavy guns from
KoYel, preparatory to abandoning that
city. Another wireless from Rome
stated that the German army has al
ready been enyeoped by a sudden
asnk movement OF the Russians in
Galicia If this report is correct tho
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
And Officials Seek Warrants
For Two Others.
M4MSLAUGHTER CHARGED
AGAINST FOUR PERSONS
Special Grand Jury viii Be
Probably Called to Prove Dis
aster Sunday Morning On
Black Tom Island.
(sy international News scrviec5

by International News GcrVicc)
New York Aug / While New Ter
aey officials were seeking today Ia
ret sufficient evidence to warrant
The arreat of two millionaire railroad
presidents in connection with the
ammunition explosions ON Black Tom
Island. President +. l. Mactenzie. Of
the National Dock and Storage Com.
pany, was arrested at his home in
Plainaeld, n J. lie was charged
with manslauehter.
This was the fourth arrest in con
neetion with the explosion His ex-
animation has been set for Friday
Three others also charged with man
slaughter, are out or $4,000 bail Mac.
kenzie win probably be freed on a
similar bond.
The fire on Black Tom Island,
which appeared 10 be dying out last
night, broke ont afrosh today. and
frcmcn fighting the blaze were al
most driven from the island Il is
now believed that The fire will burn
for month in the SUGAR in the ware
houses near whore the explosions
occurred From time Ia time oXnlo-
sions of sbarnncl occurred today
sendine spalla III over Tho island.
It H. .,,totahIs tIai "a enof.iaI Grand
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
GERMAN ARMY IS REPORTED READY
TO ABANDON GREAT BASE OF KOVEL
Attacks Against French In Pcardy Sector Shifted To Points South
Of Somme RiverBrith Holding New Positions Against VIC
lent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Raid British Coast At
Ni&htFrencb Airmen Beaten Off By The Germans

sibly seven. Zeppelus participated in
the raid. according 10 the war office
statement The raiders flew at great
height Owing to this fact. the move.
ments of the airships were uncertain.
French Armen Beaten Off.
Berlin. Aug. | Defeat of "A French
air squadron that had invaded Ger
many for IN attack on Muelheim and
al her Rhine tnnAnn4nH tt
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
JANITOR JOE BLAKE
IS OPERATED UPON

Janitor Joseph Blake, Of the city
hall, was operated upon at midnight
last night at The King Daughters
hospital for chronic appendicitis lie
withstood the operation nicely, and
today is reported by the attending
doctor to be getting along well.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
Fools Win Rev0Ivey
And Shoots A Fingt

Master Sites ITulk, brother of Mr..
Con Fulk, Of the c. & p. Offices, shot
himself in The forefnger OF his left
hand al Adams & Coffman's press.
ing and cleaning establishment, West
King street. The boy was fooIing
with a loaded revolver and casually
turned The cartridge chamber and
the weapon was accidentally disl
charged The bullet tore pal
cash in his finger and it was fortunat(
for him than he was not more serY
iously hurt. The bullet went through
the floor Of the room. The boy was
given immediate medical attention
at The city Hospital and is able to
20 around as no serious results ara
anticipated
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
|rman Submarine Due in
meriCan Waters That Day.
ERLN APPRENTICESHIP
SAYS REPORT FROM ROME
banwhilc the Deutschland Re
mains At Her Pier In Balti
more HarbQr, Awaiting Word
From Her Sister Ship.

kBy International News Service.
New York. Aug. 1.-Tne second
rman submarine merchantmen, the
|emen, is due to reach American
pres early Thursday morning. This
honncemcnt was made today by
? same agents that announced the
ming of the Deutschland.
Berlin Reported Apprchensive.
Rome, Aug. 1.-Adyices from Der.
stated that the Germans are deep.
Rpprehensive over the safety of
merchant submarine Bremen. The
81 is said to carry a cargo valued
6. 000,0 900.
Deutschland Still At Dock.
hltimore, Aug. 1.-Once more the
fman merchant submarine Deutsch.
I'D today failed to start on her re-
IN trip across the Atlantic. Early
day the tug Timmins swung out in
the.>ohannel, dragging the river
e11Ock and the deep water
the German agents of the
expected that mines or OBJ
had been placed in the path
submarine must take when
on her return voyage.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
t6.DAY sEAsHoRE EXCURSION.

The next 16-day Scashorc EXcur-
sion from G. Y. X. r. points viii be
run on Thursday August g. Train
leaves Martinsburg at 81 a. NJ. Rate
$3.50 to Atlantic City and South Jer,
sey resorts; $3.50 to Asbury Park and
North Jersey resorts. z 29 Up At
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
WILL PRoBATEO.

Mrs. w. L. outcalt Of MiddIeway
was in town visiting her brothers to-
day. 1t is understood that her hus-
bands will was probated in the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01

Mr. George W Stumer, Of Balt-
more, is at The local offices Of the
and Ohio today Nh Stur-
mcr is assistant chief Of the Welfare
department Of The company
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01

The Ladies Aid Society will hold a
festival Thursday and Friday nights
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01

Miss Ruth Peer, of South Water
street is visiting in Baltimore.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01

The fact th5, approximately $50
en stood for nearly two hours at a
meeting Monday night is matter
that is extremely gratifying to those
ecply Interested in the welfare Of
No 500 or more school children of
NAT portion of Arden School Dis
rict That is within the corporation
Its of Martinsburg. Owing to this
attendance it was impossible
room at Mason's School
nge enough to accommodate
Ne meeting was held on
lnder the electric light
kught out for the pre-
e spirit
kat they
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01

,urnaI wan, ans pring results
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01

kerian Reunion at Pen Mar
august Sd. Special train
~. r. station, Mar
Returning leave
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01
WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight; cooler tonight
and Wednesday.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-08-01

CONTINUED ON PAGE -
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hawley and Mrs.
4. o. Conney of Havre motored to
Williston last Saturday.
Private Money to loan on farms
'r city property. J. o. Weaver, Of
fee next door to Shannon Hotel. 8t2p
J. E. Arnot, President of the Glas-
gov National Bank has been in the
western part of the state this week
looking afer banking interests.
Mrs. Mary Wood arrived last We'd
nesday from Babb, Montana, and will
spend the summer visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. Burke, on the Burke
ranch nort; Of Tampico.
Word was received this week from
Fred Williamson, the custodian of the
county court house, that he was en-
joying his vacation immensely. He
was then leaving Little Falls, N. Y.
for Boston.
We understand that w. B. Halbig
has disposed Of his land busines, tc
Messrs. David Hawley and J. L. CAL
lahan. Both Cf these gentlement un-
derstar.d the land business thoroughly
nd will no doubt enjoy a prosperous
business here.
DR.. w. w. Hulbush of Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin, arrived this morning to
take charge of the practice of DR.. E.
N. Layton who has been called away
with the National Guards. DR.. HUI
bush comes highly recommended.
". J. Austin of Chicago, father of
Fred S. Austin Of this city, arrived
yesterday morning and will spend
some time here visiting his son, MIR.
Austin was much impressed with
Glasgow and its prospects Cor the
future.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-23

David Nawicy made business tlip
TO Chinook this week.
W. r. Fitzpatrick and wife of Tam
pico were Glasgow visitors on Tues
day.
Don't delay getting your Hail In.
surance At The Glasgow National
Bank. 8tf
P. =. Ryder returned today from
"a trip over his territory as auditor
for the !mnerial Lumber Company.
Miss Haley came in from her claim
rorth Of 1'ampico Wednesday and par-
chased a Ford from the Grossnan
Motor Co.
Mrs. Paul Gritz returned Tuesday
night from Waverly, where she mad
been visiting relatives for the past
two months.
Ray Henrdicks resigned his position
as night man at the Model Bakery
this week and has taken a position
win shc Glasgow Drug 60.
Ollie Hess was in the city owe:
Sunday. Mr.. HISS has charge of a
large surveying crew and is at work
in Fergus County a|ong the Mu 81!
shell.
Adolrh Hauge of Wolf Point was
in the city yesterday for a short VS.
it.. He reports his city busy AID
prosperous and bright prospects for
another good crop in that section.
w. E. Pierce and J. j. Fuson of
Plentywood are in the city this morn
ing advertising the big excursion to
the Plentywood oil fields next Mon
day, June 26th. A special train will
leave Glasgow at 700 a. m. and ar
rive at Plentywood at 1:25 p. M, re-
turning the same evening.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-23
BIG CIRCUS COMING.

Gollmar Brothers Americas Great
test Shows are billed to exhibit in
Glasgow on July 6. This big and we'll
known circus is not unknown to our
city and community, they having been
here many times before and there are
no shows more welcome to our city
than those of Gollmar Brothers. They
travel in their own beautiful double
length cars and give their usual
morning street parade, exhibiting
herds of elephants, camel, giant hip
popotamus and rare and expensive
wild animals, gilded cages, floats, etc.
The circus performance is brimful
Of daring feats, performing animals
and wild west entertainment. The
old adage of (see one you have seen
them ally does not apply to the Coll
mar Brothers. Greatest of American
Shows, for every year they bring an
endless number of new thrillers, fun
ny clowns, bands of music and freaks
and features from every corner of
the earth.
The Gollmar Bros Circus is styled
the Big Honest Show and they never
carry Objectionable or immoral feat
ures and positively allow no short
change, grafters or confidence men
with or around their shows. Deal
ing with all in a clean, honest and
upright manner, making a host Of
friends wherever they 60.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-23
Cool and
Comfortable
Local BreDitieS

A. P. Mcintyre of Baylor was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Born a baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sierts, on Wednesday morning.
'Adolph Hauge Of Wolf Point was
calling on Glasgow friends yesterday.
A. c. DeMent of Glentana was
caller at the Courier office Wednes-
day.
Justice Of the Peace, S. E. Feezell
Of Baylor was a business visitor on
Wednesday. .,..s...
e: A. Hubert Of the firm Of Hub
bert & Button was business visitor
in the city Sunday. ="
Miles M. Erwin and Frank ]. NAH
Ter both Of Ossette, were Glasgow
visitors on Thursday.
See The Glasgow National Bank for
your Hail Insurance. All losses paid
promptly in cash. :. Stf
Miss Rose Kamla left the fore part
Of the week for a short visit with
friends at Great Falls.
Editor and Mrs. Frank Tooke and
Mrs. L. A. O'Brien were visitors from
Hinsdale Wednesday evening.
The ladies Of the Baptist churcn
will lold food sale at the Klein
Strain grocery tomorrow afternoon.
St. Matthews Episcopal church
first Sunday after Trinity. Morning
prayer at eleven a. m. All are invit-
ed to attend.
w. NJ. Love is advertising a big
sale Of horses to be held at the Great
Northern stock yards Saturday after
noon, June oath.
Mrs. M. D. Hoyt returned last week
from Plentywood where she spent
some time visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Redmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Kreis left
Monday morning by auto for their
claim near Avondale, where they will
spend the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Lewis returned
the fore part of the week from Min
neapolis where they spent short time
visiting friends and relatives.
j. ]. Tattan of Glasgow, visited the
first of the week with his father,
Judge Tattan, who is in town, holding
district court.-Chinook Democrat.
Miss Josephine Goldman arrived
Monday morning from Indiana and
left Tuesday for her home at Saco,
where she will spend the summer Wis
iting her mother.
Roy Toombs returned this week
from Chicago where he spent the past
winter, and has resumed his position
with the johnson Farm Loan Com
pany of this city.
S. C. Small arrived the fore part
of the week from Marshfield, Oregon,
and will take charge of his duties as
cashier of the Milk River Valley Bank
of which he is now a stockholder.
Miss Mary Halverson returned
Wednesday to her home at Glasgow
after a two days visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Whitney. She
was accompanied home by Miss Janet
Whitney, who will visit relatives in
Glasgow for several days.-Malta
Call.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-06-23
ORPHEUM THEATRE
See The Glasgow National Bank for
your Hail Insurance. All losses paid

See The Glasgow National Bank for
your Hail Insurance. All losses paid
promptly in cash. Stf
Ray Shoemaker received word We'd
nesday evening from Helena to re-
port there at once as a member of
the new machine gun company which
WAS recently organized at Helena.
During the absence of w. B. Hal
big, secretary Of the Valley County
Democratic Club, who has embarked
for militia duty, John ]. Tatten was
selected by the members to fill the
office. -.- 's,..-. 4
| Mrs. J. E. Dawson of Great Falls,
visited friends in Chinook this week,
while on her way to Glasgow, her
former home, where she will spend
some time visiting friends.-Chinook
Democrat. -" = -.
We learn that a deal was consurn-
mated this week whereby A.: E. Blyck-'
er and T. H. Markle changed resi-
dence properties, the Markle family
moving into the former Blycker resi-
dence and vice versa.
F. ]. Gath has had big electric
sign placed in front of the Opera
Billiard Hall this week. Mr.. Gath
announces that he expects to open an
up-to-date moving picture show in
the Gibson Opera House in the near
future.
Four women from Opheim were
brought down by Sheriff Powell Wed
neday and arraigned before Justice
Evans charged with running and in
habiting a disorderly house. They
plead not guilty and their trial was
set for July 9Th and bonds placed at
$4,000 each.
BERNARD Hoey arrived Monday
morning from Spokane where he has
been spending the past eight months
attending the Don Zaga University
where he is taking a law course.
Mr.. Hoey is a member of the Maris
.. Hoey firm who are now at work
on their new 1916 Valley County
directory. 49,. - ''.
Miss Belle Grossman, secretary of
the Grossman Motor Company, has
resigned her position and left Tues
day for Grand Forks, N. D., where
he will be united in marriage to Mr..
Rosen of st. Paul. Miss Grossrnan
has a host of friends in Glasgow
whose good wishes follow her to her
new home. ......
Mrs. William Hurley and two dau-
ghters, Mildred and Vivian, of For
man North Dakota, arrived Friday
evening and will spend some time here
visiting at the homes of John and
Leo Hurley. The Misses Hurley ex-
pect to leave from here for the Pacific
coast where they will spend the sum-
: mer.
Secretary Moore, of the Glasgow
Commercial Club, Dan Cash, deputy
health inspector, and Roy Jones, were
here yesterday on a business trip. Mr..
! Moore tells US that the Valley Coun-
ty Fair this year will outclass all
] former ones and that exhibits are be-
ing promised from every nook and
corner of the county.-Glentana Re-
porter.