Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 6, 1914, Page 8

‘ada, who died at his home several GERMAN AGVANGE IS Brussels, Aug. 6.—The Belgian forces have checked the German ad- vance with very heavy losses on both sides. i The German army, having Cologne as its base, crossed the Belgian fron- tier at Gemmenieh. Divided into two columns it advanced against Liege and Namur. The heaviest fighting was in the attack on Liege, where a German force of 50,000 was engaged by Belgians of half that number. The Germans attempted to carry ihe entrenchmenis beyond Liege by storm, but were repulsed by a wither- ing artillery fire and the advance col- amn feil back in confusion, leaving many dead and wounded. The Belgians had mounted machine wuns zlong the railway line command- ing the right of way and the military road that paralleled*it and the Ger- mans were unable to carry the posi- tion by storm. After falling back, the Germans rapidly entrenched and mounted artillery, with which _they are now bombarding Liege from a half circular position extending for eight miles. KAISER'S REPLY IS DECLARATION GF WAR London, Aug. 6.—The kaiser’s reply to the British ultimatum was a decla- ration of war. It was received at the foreign office before the time limit set by Great Britain. The British government then waited until the expiration of the ul- timatum in order to keep its record clear and then issued a declaration of war against Germany. The British officially hold that Eng- land declared war, as the declaration by the kaiser was not officially an- nounced. Volunteers are flocking ~to army neadquarters. The war spirit has spread everywhere. It is announced that the war office will accept all offers of troops from the colonies, but no arrangements for transporting them will be made until it is certain they will be needed. OFFER OF GOOD OFFICES President 80 Directed in Resolution in Senate. 5 ‘Washington, Aug. é.—A resolution directing President Wilson to ap- proach the warring nations of Europs with an offer of good offices of this government was introduced by Sena- tor McCumber of North Dakota and Teferred to the committee on foreign relations. The resolution would have the president urge eofther mediation or arbitration. It declares the United States represents people of all the mnations involved and that its friend- 1y offices probably would meet with no. unfairness on the part of any of the nations involved. WILL REMAIN IN PORT THERE Two More German Liners Reach New York. New York, Aug. 6.—Another Ger-! man liner whose whereabouts has ‘been veiled, the Kaiser Wilhelm 1I. of ‘the North German Lloyd line, arrived safely in port. i The Kaiser Wilhelm II. is from Bremen, Southampton and Cherbourg, with about 250 cabin passengers, mails and a valuable cargo. She left ‘Cherbourg Wednesday night, Juiy 29. The Hamburg-American liner Presi- | «dent Lincoln, from Cherbourg, Bou- logne and Southampton, also arrived. When she discharges her passengers and cargo she will probably join the big fleet of steamers already interned in port here. PAUL SCHMUNK BURIED. Died at Evanton, Canada—Relatives | Reside Here. Paul Schmunk of Evanton, Can- days ago, a victim of tuberculosis, was buried here this afternoon. He | was a brother-in-law of Carl Radi, of Bemidji. - Among other _relatives who attended the funeral were Ed Radi of . Crookston, -and- - Otto Schmunk, a brother. Mr. Schmunk at one time lived in Crookston. Henry Cominsky Returns. Henry Cominsky, manager of the Schneider Brothers women’s ready- to-wear store, has returned from New York and Chicago where he hds spent ‘the past several weeks on a purchas- ing trip. “The new styles are very charming,” said Mr. Cominsky, “and we will have a complete line of all that is the latest. There are also some new features in men’s hats.” Elks Meet Tonight. i There will be a meeting of> the Elks lodge this evening and-all mem- bers are urged to be in attendance as business of importance will be dis- cussed s CHECKED BY BELGIANS | — AL. NEUMANN’S DEATH - /. SADDENS BEMIDI _(Continuea rrom Page 1.) ‘was there any indication of -lm‘a,Aami it is the belief of Drs. Ward and Pow- ell, and the Warfield brothers, that death resulted within. five minutes ;itter the accident.” . Leaves Young Bride. - ! 'The young man leaves a bride of ibut ‘three months, it being just three months ago today that he married Miss Beryle Begsley, a daughter of ‘William Begsley. They had been housekeeping in their new home but one week, and had just completed its arrangements. He fis also survived by his father, John Neumann, en- gineer at the Crookston mill, who un- til yesterday was a patient at the hospital, suffering from injuries sus- tained a week ago when he was scald- ed by steam; his mother, three sis- ters, Myrtle, Ellen and Geneva, and four brothers, Ernest, Christ, Lewis and Sylvester. Miss Myrtle, who has been visiting in Minnedpolis, arrived here this morning, as did Ernest, a brother, and his wife, who reside in Minneapolis. Other relatives will arrive in Bemidji tonight. Brother Overcome. When the body arrived at the hos- pital it was carried in with the assist- ance of Christ Neumann, a younger ‘brother, who is an orderly. When he observed that the lifeless body was that of his brother, he fainted, and for a time his condition was consid- ered serious, but today he is much better. Company’s First '‘Accident. The Warfield énmpany had been in business. here for fifteen years and yesterday’s accident is the first of any consequence. . Neumann once before received a similar shock. Funeral Tomorrow Morning. J. P. Lahr will be in charge of the funeral which will take place tomor- row morning under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus, in which lodge Neumann was lecturing knight. The body i now at the John Neu- mann home on Beltrami avenue and the services will be held from St. Philip’s Catholic church at 9 o’clock. Possessed Great Ability, Alfred Neumann won distinction during his high school course when he won the north state declamatory championship, and graduated ~with ‘honor from the Bemidji high school i 1911, clean habits and a star athlete, dur- ing last winter playing centre on the Bemidji Athletic club basketball team, which contested for the world’s championship, and during his school days starred at right half on the eleven. His wife, parents and relatives Lave.the sympathy of Bemidji’'s ev- ery citizen, A five barreled megaphone, with tubes radiating in as many direc- tions, has been invented bya Maine woman to save a person around and repeating ., his words when making an announcement. Japan has over 425,000 female mill operators. CANADA 37 = 4 /v:u FounpLAND the Atlantic ocean, is one paper. . Pioneer want .ads bring results. -|16.6 follow close to right of @ Soo He was a young man of| turning | Controlling big stories like Lieut. J. C. Porte’s attempted flight across The St. Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press Print more real news “scoops’’ than any other newspaper in the Northwest. IN OTHER, WORDS — By being a reader of either of these papers you can get more news and get it earlier than through any other chan- nels, and that is what you want in a news- A trial subscription is the way to test out the above statement. THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY is a “‘corking’’ good story running exclusive- ly in the Sunday Pioneer Press and at the movies.. Back chapters_free on request. ‘Schumaker and M, N. Koll Place Direotions—Speedometer Record '|NEW HIGEWAY 186 MILES TONG/ (et | Direction signs have been placed along the entire route of the ‘néw road between Bemidji and Cass Lake, the work having been completed by B. W. Lakin, president of the Bemidji Commerecial club, A. G. Wedge and R. H. Schumaker of Bemidji and M. N. Koll of Cass Lake yesterday. Not only ‘were the signs placed where necessary along the new road, but a record of the specdometer was kept. The direction and:the speed- and return should be: 4 Bemidji to Cass Lake. Leave Markham hotel, going south- east and out by the sawmill on paved road, south ometer should register 1.7 :miles. 1.7 turn left, go east; 3.0 straight 3.5 straight; 4.5 road sign turn right, go south; cemetery on left, road sign; 6.7 turn left, Toad sign, go east; 7.7 ‘turn right, road sign, @go south;. 8.5 straight, road sign;. 9.5 ‘turn _left, road sign, go east; 10.5 ‘turn right, road sign, go south; 11.2 two railroad crossing; 11.2 sharp turn to 1eft, road sign, follow close to tracks; 13.7 turn left, cross -two railroad crossings, dangerous; 13.9 turn right, road sign; 14.0 straight, follow to left of railroad track; .16.6 turn right cross Soo tracks then turhi'Teft; track; 18.6 Hotel Endion, Cass Lake. ' Cass Lake to Bemidji. 0.00 Hotel Endion, go two blocks | i north, turn to. left, go two miles; 2.0 turn to right, cross Soo tracks, turn to left; 4.6 straight, road sign; | 4.7 turn to left, road sign; 4.9 two railroad crossings, Soo and Great Northern, follow south side tracks; 7.5 turn left, road sign go north, two railroad crossiings; 8.2 turn ]el‘;t, g0 west, road sign; '9.2 turn right,, go Inorth, road sign; 10.2 straight, road sign; 12.0 turn right, go nnrth.’ road sign; 12.7, straight, church ~ and cemetery on right; 14.2 turn left, go straighit; 17.3 right, through Ny more fo paved road into Bemidli; 18.6 Markham Hotel. word cash TOO LATE TG CLASSIFY FOR SALE—80 acres good'farm land, $12.00 per acre. Inquire 1015 | Bemidji Ave., or Phone 695. "FOUND:‘(—JMS and pin. Owner can | have same by paying for this ad ‘1 -and'calling at 306 Third St. Hotel. reason why we can say— ometer reading in going to Cass Lake | R ‘through Nymorg to j Great Northern railroad track, speed- 6.0 straight, church and |} sign; 11.0 turn left, go west, Toad |§ west, ‘road sign; 15.2 straight; 15.7 [} Pioneer wailits—one-half eert s B ADDITIONAL WANTS {WANTED — Hotel clerk. Pilsener |{ Notice. 3 All members' of Bemidji ‘Council 5 Knights of Columbus,. are réquesj:ed id. an /to. meet at ‘the residence of John Neumann, ‘1019 Beltrami avenue, at 8:30 charp tomorrow morning; to es- cort the remains of the late Brother Alfred Neumann to. the church. By order of 2] P. . J. RUSSELL, Grand Knight. 1} en internal. ly ‘and acts directly upon the blood and - mucous- surfaces of the system. for ‘testimonials free. 5 ‘CHEN! g:‘ Ay adl Oran pate T The Royal Neighbors are requested i ke H Family. Pills for constipa- | t0 meet in the Neumann yard tomor- va - Y 3 row at 8:15 sharp and march in a 3} Xk b : 3 A ‘want ad will sell it for you. 04y to| the church. ’ Remarkable Cure of Dysentery." “I' 'was ,attacked with dysentery about July 15th, and usefi the doc- tor's medicine and other remedies ‘With no relief, only getting worse all the time. T was unable to do any- thing and my weight dropped from 145 to 125 pounds. I suffered for about two months when I was ad- vised to use Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera "and Diarrhoea - Remedy. I used two hottles of it and gave me permanent relief,” writes B. W. Hill of Snow Hill, N. C, For sale by All'Dealers. - Let a want ad help you. It matters not where you reside or what you want, the merchants Merchants Who Want Your Business) \ below can get it for you at a price that will defy competition. 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