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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
CEN. HA|C IN
SW|FT I COUNTER
ROUTS ENEMY \ !: NJ Ny
Germans After Biting Into Lines
at Arras Are Forced Back
Again -
A1sNE REGION SCENE ...
OF VIOLENT ATTACKS
On Russian Front Austrian
Crownland of Bul1owina Is
Overrun by Teutons
(By Associated Press.)

The Flanders front, where the great
offensive launched by the entente on
Tuesday is still being held up by un-
favorable weather, remains the center
Of military interest.
Today's official report revealed that
the Germans last night delivered an
attack on the Arras front, biting into
the British lines There was a swift
reaction by General .'Haig's forces and
by this morning part of the lost
ground had been regained.
Likewise, on the French front, in
the Aisne region, there have been vio-
lent German attacks. The stroke was
delivered on a front Of about a mile
in the vicinity of Cerney 1t failed
under the French fire, the crown
princes troops suffering heavy losses.
On the Russian front the Austrian
crownland of Bulowina again has
been virtually overrun by AustroG Ger
man forces, which were enabled to
advance by reaction or the recent dis
astrous break in the Russian lines to
the north.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
American
Tank Craft
Routs Sub
Gunners on Merchantmen Engage
in Running Fight With Sub
:, mersible
NONE or ENEMIES
SHOTS HIT THE MARK

An Atlantic Port, Aug. 3.--An Amer:
ican tank steamship, loaded with gaso.
line, was engaged in a running fight
with a German submarine on July 10
when near the French coast, and es
capped destruction by superior speed,
after a torpedo had been launched
and Il shots had been fired from the
iU+boat deck guns, according to officers
Of the vessel on arrival here.
The submarine appeared after the
wake of the torpedo had warned the
officers on the steamer of the appear
ance of an enemy. None OF the shots
fired by the submarine reached their
mark. The American gunners on the
tanker fired 16 shots in return, but
without results so far as could be as
certained. The captain of the tank
steamer asserted that the dangerous
cargo he carried induced him to seek
safety in flight rather than to try for
conclusions at close quarters.
Eight naval gunners were lost when
the American tank steamer Motano
was sunk by submarines. Sixteen
members OF the crew also perished.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03

Woman and Man Wade Out Into
Lake and Both Attempt
- Lives
...
ONLY ONE SHOT FATAL;
POLICE PROBE AFFAIR

Fergus Falls, MINI, Aug. 3.--Police
were asked today to- solve the mys-
terry of the shootingSof a woman and
a man after they had waded out into
Long Lake, IL miles. north yesterday
The woman was killed by u wound in
the left temple and the man was shot
in the right temple, but his wound
did not prove fatal, and he went to a
resort hotel to ask for another ~reyol-
yer and was taken Hinto custody by
officers. The man told an incoherent
story, giving his name as Newlands,
and that of the woman, who he said
was his mother, as 10 Mrs Lind on
Lindberg. He said She shot herself,
but the fact that her wound was in
the left temple made police doubt
that. He said they slived in Mime
apolis, but formerly lived at Cloquet,
Mimi. Police belieVe he is insane,
and that the shooting was the result
of suicide pact.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
GERMANY HAD NOTICE
TO SERv|A HOURS BEFORE
It WAS GIVEN BELGRADE

Washington, D. c., Aug. 3.-Ger-
many had possession of Austria's ulti-
matum to Serbia ID hours before it
was delivered to Belgrade, according
to positive information which has
reached officials here, and which was
made public today for the first time.
1t was stated that former Foreign
Secretary Zimmerman admitted this
himself when pressed very closely as
to Germany's foreknowledge of the
action of her ally, which precipitated
the European war.
Germany has maintained consistent
ly in all her public documents that she
was not consulted by Austria as to
the ultimatum and did not even have
knowledge of the step.
Foreign Secretary Zimmermann's
admissions, however, is interpreted
here to show that Germany had full
knowledge of the note in time to have
stopped action on it if she felt it es-
sential. Her inaction, however, is
thought to have proved her an &C
complice of Austria.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
ALLIES HOLD
POSITIONS ON
FLEMISH LINE
Bogland( Produced by Torrential
Rains Over Front of Of
fensive IT..
RETAKE POSTS WRESTED
IN COUNTER ATTACKS
Attackers Force Their WAY into
Underground Tunnels Filled
With Men

British Front in France and Bel
GUM, Aug. 3.--The British and French
and the Germans alike along the front
of the battle in Flanders still held
their positions late today in all iron
grip of bogland produced, by the tor
rental rainstorm which has been del
uging the battle line
Beyond artillery observations. which
are continuing, there is little activity
with the exception at one or two
points and the French and British
were resting on their consolidated po
sitions which they captured from the
Germans in the first few hours on
slaught. st. Julien today continued
to be the storm center the artillery OF
'both sides pounding steadily at theil
opponents positions about this place
The, British were again IN possession
of the 800 mile front just north OF
Frezenberg, which the Germans wrest
ed from them in a counter attack late
yesterday.
Sharp Drive.
In a sharp drive last night, with
heavy artillery preparations, the Brr
tish forced the Germans from this
position and have. held it since. This
was the only German counter attack
since Wednesday.
Reports show that the front from
llOllebeke and La BasselleVille was
the scene of some of the heaviest
fighting of the day. The Australians
and English, charging along this line,
swept over many Germans lying in
shell holes, who. were overlooked in
the semi-darkness. After the British
troops had gone beyond these holes.
the Germans began smashing at the
rear of the advancing forces. These
snipers were eventually dealt with
and the shell holes cleared. The Ger
man troops in this section made u
stiff fight.
H.. Force Their Way.
In the village OF Hollebeke the Brl-
tish were faced with large numbers of
concrete dugouts, which had no sur
face entrances, but which were ap-
preached by tunnels. The attacking
troops forced their way into the
stronghold, which contained large
numbers of men, and blew them to
pieces with bombs This underground
tunnel is still filled with German
bodies =,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
Suicide Is
Traced to
Draft Act
Who Posed As Male
Physician for Years Feared
Exposure ..
VICTIM MARRIED BUT
WIFE" GOT DIVORCE

Toledo, Aug. 3.-Authorities be-
lieve that the army draft examina-
tion just beginning here was the
cause of the suicide of .'Dr. Samuel
Ackerman," whose body found yester-
day. was discovered by an undertak-
er to be that of woman. Detectives
Investigating the conscription regis
tratiOn found that CDR. Ackerman,' -
2S, within the conscripted age, failed
to register. Arrest and physical ex-
animation would have revealed the
secret. maintained for many years.
The body was found floating in the
Maunes river yesterday. The author
tiles have ascertained that several
years ago, posing as a man, Acker-
man married The wife soon obtain
ed a divorce. '''' .s.A N-.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
FINAL COMPLETE. F.. &. j.: j;
TABULAT|0N FOR
NATIONAL ARMY
Few Minor Changes Made in List
As Finally Finished by Chas.
~4 Leissmann

A final complete and official tabula-
tion Of county quotas upon which
North Dakota counties will base their
calls for the draft army was given out
today by Charles Leissman of the ad-
as finally arrived at show some slight
changes from yesterdays report, the
most notable being in LaMoure coun-
ty which is given % credits, while as
yesterday it was reported to have
none Thirteen additional credits as
signed to North Dakota by the war
department are included in these net
quotas, as are three credits from
which the state benefits as result of
Rolette county's SO credits having ex-
ceeded by that number its gross
quota of 80. ~ ...... ). d..
The county quotas upon which the
calls going forth today will be based
by local exemption boards are:
Adams, 4S; Barns, III; Benson, 107;
Billings, 43; Bottineau, 1852; Bowman,
"a; Burke, 81; Burleigh, SO; Cass,
gS7; Cavalier. 1872; Dickey, 80; Divide,
G.; Dunn, SO; Eddy, 40; E1nmons, 81;
Foster, 25; Golden Valley, 10; Grand
Forks, PIG; Grant, IS; Griggs, 81:
Hettiuger, So; Kidder, 60; LaMoure,
119: Logan, So; McHenry, 156; Nc
Intosh, 81; Mckenzie, 144; Mclean,
159; Mercer, II; Morton, 154; Noun
trail, 3O6; Nelson, 1871; Oliver, 3S;
Pembina, III; Pierce, 81; Ramsey, 70;
Ransom, II; Renville. 80; Richland,
6e: Rolette,, none; Sargent, 119; Sher-
idan, 65; Sioux, 81; Slope, 80; Stark,
Sc; Steele. s5; stutsman, 1853; Town
er, 90; Trail, S4 Walsh, 1877; Ward,
218; Wells. 66; Williams, 17S.
The states net quota Of 5272, to
which 2452 credits have reduced
North Dakotass total, is to be drawn
from $4,000 registrants, of whom ST.
G99 are citizens or declarants; 1905
are friendly aliens; 615 are alien en-
emies, and 50 are colored.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
LANCER ADMITS
:. GRAIN GRADING
ACT IS FAULTY
Deputy Inspectors Must Be Paid
for Services, But Fee Section
Is Imperative
INDEMNITY BOND FEATURE
HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL

/ ATTORNEY General LANCER in reply to
an ihq.lisitorial letter from M. p. John
son, president of the North Dakota
Equity society and member of the
state railway commission, admits that
several features of the new grain
grading act are unconstitutional. The
attorney generals opinion in part
%:%.$ Indemnity Bonds. b. ,:a,.s ~.
h. Insofar as the act requires indem~
nifty bonds from persons purchasing
or receiving grain on consignment at
central markets located without this
state, do not believe this provision
can be enforced. And l question
whether it is valid and can be en-
forced even as to such central mar
kets within this state. 1t does not
operate equally upon all purchasers or
those receiving grain upon consign-
ment throughout the state, but only
upon those at a few points, and
grants special privileges and immuni-
ties and also denies the equal protec-
ton of the law"
nc track buyer.
. He interprets the act as providing
that any person, though not licensed,
may buy any article that has been
graded, weighed and inspected by a
deputy inspector, and states that in
his opinion the act permits the So
called track buyer to purchase grain
that has been inspected
Pay for Deputies.
In reply to Commissioner Johnson's
question: SIS every licensed deputy
inspector appointed under this act re-
quired to inspect. weigh and grade
grain at his usual place of business,
if the grain so inspected, weighed or
graded is not to be purchased by the
elevator company by which he is en-
ployed," the. attorney general says:
"Unless reasonable compensation is
paid for such services, l do not be-
lieve such deputy inspector employed
by an elevator company can be re-
quired to inspect, weigh or grade grain
not to be purchased or stored by the
by whom employed
Fixing of Fees.
'11 connection with the fixing of
fees 70: weighing, grading and inspec
I 81 3crvice," writes Commissioner
Johnson, "the commissioners of rail
roads are required to fix such fees at
r. sum which will make the grading
and inspection department self-sus-
and in addition create fund
of 25 per cent of the total for the
purpose of building storage ware
houses within the state. Is this pro-
vision constitutional and should the
in your judgment, fix the
fee with reference to such provision
for the creation of a fund for the |
building of elevators" In reply, At
torney General LANCER says: "The |
act appears to be designed not only |
for the purpose of regulation, but also
for revenue, and in my opinion the
provision is unconstitutional
and imperative" A suit to test the
of the act as whole
now pends in supreme court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
BODY IS FOUND
ON n. ?. TRACKS

jamestown, Aug. 2.-Mystery sur
rounds finding of body of man along
Norther Pacific tracks mile east Of
city at ansearly hour this morning.
1t is believed man was stealing ride
on No. 1 last night and was thrown
to tracks, death probably being in
stantaneous His head was badly
mangled and left arm broken. Exam
ination disclosed laundry mark NTW
on shirt worn by victim. He is about
25 years Of age and will be buried
here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
TO PROBE MILLS.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 3.-The fed
eral trade commission will begin next
week flour milling investigation as
a part of it's general food inquiry. A
corps of investigators Of the commits
sion will leave for Minneapolis within
a few days Other agents of the COM
mission will go to Chicago later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
POSSESS UBEB'TD I
(. DRIVE S[ACKERS

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. "a
band of 80 alleged draft resisters, who
are believed to have shot Deputy
Sheriff J. W. Cross near Wewoka yes
terday, and last night to have fired or
dynamited trestle reported to have
established themselves in the brush
south of Sasakwa to resist attack.
Posses have started from Konowa,
Frances and Ada,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
RETIREMENT CONTINUES.

Petrograd, Aug. 3-Kimpolung, In
southern Bullowina has been evacu
ated by the Russians, the war Office
announced today.
The Russians are now engaged with,
the AustrO- Germans on the river Bys-l
,titza. Between the Dniesier a and
'Pruth the Russian retirement isl con-
tinuing.
Szernowitz has been the scene OF
some of the most bitter fighting OF
the war, and the Bukowina capital has
changed from Teuton to Russian
hands altogether 10 times
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
lombard pOLA,

Rome, Aug. 3.-Large squadrons OF
italian airplanes effectively bombed
the arsenal and military works of
Pola, the chief naval station of Aus
tria-IIungary on the Adriatic, accord
ing to an official statement made to-
day by the Italian war department.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03

Union City, Ind. Aug. 3.--Notc well
the tiny dab of butter at younr elbow.
Poor little thing. It is lying there
obscurely among the dinner dishes
the bashful timid. Cinderella of the
dinner table
You could never tell by its looks
that there are millions in it, mister,
millions!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
LIGHT FR0STS
ARE REPORTED

Brainerd, MINI, Aug. 3.-The gov
ernment thermometer registered 35
degrees here early today. and light
frosts were reported at several Crow
Wing county points No crop dam.
age resulted:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03

Even while the world is being
made safe for democracy, it is Great
ing a new line of middle western
kings-Butter Kings who think the
day lost that doesn't produce for each
of them from 10000 to $4,000 pounds
of butter, at least.
CONTINUED on Page Three)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
ENTER CZERNOWiT,

Vienna, Aug. Observation-Disclosures
troops have entered Czernowitz, the
capital of the Crownland of Bukowina
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
REGAIN GROUND.

London, Aug. 3.-British troops, &C
cording to the official statement Is
sued today by the British war depart
Continued on Page Three)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-03
NATION WIDE
MOVEMENT 70
HUNT /. ! SLACKERS
Extensive Demands for Exemp-
tions Causes National Sc.
ccrity League to Act
EACH ABLE-BoD1ED MAN
MUST SHOULDER BURDEN
Appeal Sent Out to All Branches
Of Organization in United
States I rs ',..
PERCENTAGE ABOUT SAME

t. PERCENTAGE ABOUT SAME
r.! Washington, Aug. Early
and scattering reports from. local
boards do not increase in physi-
cal exemptions from army draft,
from the average Of 25.77 estab-
: 'ished in 1863. -.-%
Results Of the next step, the
wedding out Of men with depend.
cnt families are not clear. Il
may be that further supplement.
tai rulings may be necessary.
, The question Of marriage to avoid
military duty has been passed up-
on by the board men being told
to judge whether registered
man sought matrimony- to avoid
military service and must act &C.
cordinaIy. .,sg. ,e :, Is. ' a ,sl, !, 4 4
New York, Aug. 3,-The National
Security league announced today ii
had taken steps to promote the for
nation all over: the country Of "vigi
lance committees" to track down
slackers under the draft law. The
league has asked the heads of the
principal defense societies and politi
cal organizations in this city to join
In the formation OF such committee
and has requested the chairman OF
each of its $50 branches throughout
the country to take similar. action.
"The conditions created by the ex.
tensive demand for exception in the
examinations under the draft law con
stitute a national menace reads a
letter to the chairman, and require
that patriotic and defense bodies un
dertake immediate steps to render fu
tile the efforts to wrongfully evade
national service, and tossao such acts
to " remedy these conditions as will
meet the approval Of the federal au.
thorities. This is a serious matter
which requires determined action at
once.
1--WE must impress upon the public
that the Stacker is not only q coward
and cheat and eyading national ser.
vice. but that he is imperilline ma.
tiOnal honor In a war for national ex.
istence and that he is endeavoring to
impose upon the men numerically be-
low him in thsi draft the duty which
he should ,perform, n, A. ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-28
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Ser Kctlenpreiie.

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8anae. @eran6ert bat iidl aber
midjts.
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an oellen Sp'ee Sen!5eIos regt y. y.
seotlost moroen' Senl5e'ps gsel' as
pom Hesle1Hasspasup uns s"e ~.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-28


DIE mad) Jranfreid) seiAidt ftnb iino
bic mnter oem Gberbefebl oes Gent
raj 9seri6ing iteben ,ueroen, iino in
Jranfreid) eitsetroffen. Die Rad
rid,t erreidte mnier ariegsminiite-
rinm idom Neittwod morsen, 'uar-
Sc aber crit geitern nadmittas Frei-
qeaeben. Die 11eberfabrt lit slatt
nn6 ant pon Statten segangen. aeln
1tnfaG 1T porsefommen, feline Sc
fabr fat i'd, seseist. &ein ein5iser
Wann, lueoer BON ben Soloaten,
nod ben 8eiaknnsen Der Sdiffe,
lit mnteripegs perloren sesangen.
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iuirb natiirlid nidt gefagt, ebenlo
iuenia luie man ieinerseit tire Ab-
fabrt an6 ben Grt BON benz lie abge-
iabren fimb, befanat lnadte. Ste
Mnslaonng Der srmppen sins 1T Der
rnbiaifem nno oroentliditen Ieiie
por fid). Der Gmpfang mar Elm
arekartiser, bic neiten MufOmmlinse
lpmroen BON ben Jranspien init itir-
ntiIdjem Gntbniiasmns begriRt.
Diele Srnppen inb lautcr Negulare
nnb per6en mnter 0enl bireften ye-
feh( oes Ueneralmnior Sibert ite-
ben. - Der sransport Der Srnp-
pen nadj JranfreiM 1T entidieben
cine bDdDit adtnnesiperte seiitnns.
gls es beidloiitn ipnrbe, oie srnp-
pen ~ ienStn, befanSen Gdj bie @ei-
item an ser merifaniidti Gren5e,
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rem iuerbe. 9anm besann Sic 81.
iammemsiebnng Ser Srnppen. Serig-
ina iuuroe snerit nad) Waibinston
bermfen nn6 i6m bic 2eititns ots
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lel6f, ieinet srnpYtn borauf, na6
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fnna oer nStiatn Sransportidiffe,
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beitem NIT tiefem 0ebeimnis uttise-
ben. Niemant iunkte, iuann mno mo
bic Mbfabrt Der sdiffe ltattfanb.
0ieie slbfabrt bou5os fid iaorsens
Dor Saaesan6rndj. Die Sdiffe tua.
rem 10 angeitrjdeu anb amfsetafelt,
bns iie MietnanD~ als 9rnppentrans.
! portIdJiffe srftnaet fonute. Gie lie.
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