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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
French.

rARlS. May 1.-THE French War
Office to-day issued the following:
'Tn tho region Of Het Sas we
have continued TO make progress.
Yesterday evening we occupied a
house strongly defended by the
enemy, and on the cast bank OF the
canal we took possession OF the flrst
German line. making at the same
time l45 prisoners and capturing
four machine guns. ~ counterat-
tack on part of the enemy was
a complete failure.
Nothing new to the north OF
Arras, where it is again raining,
with tho exception Of an extremely
violent artillery duel in the region
of Lorette, and the sanguinary
checking in this same vicinity Of
four countcrattacks on the part Of
the Germans, who suffered heavy
losses.
ON the rest OF the front nothing
has been reported.
"On the Disc. at point near
Bailly. the Germans, undoubtedly In
an effort TO influence our sharp
shooters. displayed in front Of our
lines n Turkish flag, green back
ground with the crescent. Our
African troops responded to this
proVocation at once by rife fire.
which brought this flag to the
ground. A sharpshooter subsequent
~ went out and brought the flag
back to our lines
'In Belgium the enemy. threat
ened by our successful attacks OF
the preceding days with a complete
development. evacuated last night
the positions which he had occu-
pied west of the User Canal. We
have maintained all our gains on
the east bank.
North OF La Bassee the British
troops. who were strongly counter
attacked during the night of sun
day-Monday. are victoriously con-
tinuins the lighting. To-day they
carried several German trenches,
and inflicted heavy losses.
one contingent of several hun
drcd Germans. caught between the
fire OF the British marine guns and
that of their own artillery. was al
most entirely eNterminated. our
allies have taken 1000 prisoners
and some machine guns.
North of Arras thick mist has
prevailed all day. preventing inn
portant actions. Nevertheless. tho
struggle continues actively, on the
slopes OF the Lorette especially.
There we have repulsed all Ger
man counterattacks.
AT Nille-au- Bois, near> Rerry-au-
Bac. the enemy attacked our
trenches unsuccessfully. The num-
Der of unwoundcd prisoners taken
by us on Sunday in the affair at
Vile surTourbe was $50, besides
nifty wounded.
This morning at break of day we
carried out an attack in the ALLY
wood. occupying several German
works; we also took three machine
guns and ESQ prisoners
In the outskirts OF the forest OF
lie rretre two German bsttalions
made three attempts to sortie from
their trenches, but our fire held
them up short"
The official communication issued
by the French War Office tonight
announces the capture by the Brit
ish troops Of several additional Ger.
man trenches to the north OF La
Bassee, together with 1000 prison
ers
I'm an engagement az V!llc-sur-
Tourbe the French took 400 prison
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German Many oil
Is 1856 L.ues
Killed in Connection With Sinh
ing 460,628 Tons Of
British Shipping.

LONDON, May 17.-Thomas j. Mac
Namara, parliamentary secretary OF
the admiralty, announced in the House
or Commons to-day that I6O,62S tons
or British shipping, other than war
ships. had been sunk or captured by
the Germany navy since the war began.
Mr. MacNamara added:
The number OF persons OF all
nationalities killed in connection with
these sinkings is approximately 1856.
The tonnage of German shipping.
not warships. sunk or captured by the
British navy to May Il. is 3li,46s. So
far as known. not one German or neu-
trail subject has been killed in connec-
ton herewith"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
FEW PAPERS IN BERLIN
COMMENT on E0Tt,

BERLIN, May II (via i-ondon) The
American note to Germany has no,
been given out officially. The after
noon papers, however. print the YER
sion of the document as telegraphed
by the Havas Agency. Most OF Thorn
refrain from comment. The Lokal
AnZeiger says:>
The German government certainly
viii not delay long with the answer
requested, and probably will reply that
in occupying itself with its sacred
duties il is not to be disturbed from
any side.
That the American government
should consider the Lusitania as A
harmless packet boat without taking
notice of the fact that it was really
an auxiliary cruiser and an ammun:-
ton steamer of the British navy, an
pears TO us scarcely believable. But
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
ADDICKS SPENDS DAY IN JAIL
Inter ParoIed Until To-day, When He
Expects 10 Furnish $4,000 Bail.
tspecial 10 The Timcs.Disnatch. !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK, May III. Edward
Addicks, former United States Scna tor
from Delaware, known as Gas Ad-
dicks" from his connection with the
Bay state Gas Company. spent Sunday
In Ludlow Street Jail in default of
$4,000 bail He was paroled to-day
in the custody of a deputy sheriff until
10 morrow. when he is expected TO fur
nish the bail.
Addicks owes Hiram NJ. Burton about
$4,000 on a promissory note judg-
ment He has been in contempt OF
court for some time for not appearing
for examination in supplementary pro-
ceedings. He was arrested on Sntur-
day night at a late hour in a house
near tho Y. NJ. C. A. Building In West
Ftfty-seventh Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
Russian.

PETROGRAD. May Is tvia Lon
don. May is. delayed in transmits
sion).-To-day official communica-
tion said:
While the region cast of the
Rivers Windau and Dubysa is now
free of the enemy, the Germans who
attempted several days ago to as
sumo the offensive at Shawl were
rePulsed Friday with heavy loss.
"On the west Niemen Saturday
the Russians gained a series Of sue
cesses.
ON Friday and Saturday fighting
began on the San in the region of
Lezakhow and Jarislau.
ON the River Pruth Friday the
Russians continued their successes
reaching several points on the rail
road between Delatyn and Kolomea. 3"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
German.

BERLIN. May II (by wireless).-
German army headquarters to-day
gave out this report:
"1n tho western war theater:
North OF Ypres and to the west
Of the canal. near Steenstraat and
Het Sas, the Germans yesterday
gave up their advanced positions,
and, to avoid losses from the strong
artillery fire OF the enemy. they
drew back their smaller forces to
the main positions on the eastern
bank Of the canal.
South of Neuve Chapelle the
British still hold parts Of the front
trench taken May 10. The fight
ing continues north OF Arras. Near
Ablafn and Melville French attacks
yesterday were repulsed with very
heavy losses for the enemy.
German airships have success
fully attacked the seaports Of Dover
and Calais.
I'm the eastern war thcater:
"On the Dubyso River, near Ejar-
COLA and Czekiszki, and south of
the Niemen River. near Miriampol
and Ludinow. attacks by the enemy
were repulsed. Among the Russian
prisoners taken near Shawl, in
Courland. were a number Of recruits
of the class of 1916. who had only
been In training for three weeks
I'm the southeastern war theater:
The German advance between
the Pilica River and the upper Wis
tula, and along the front from Sam
Dor to Stry and Stanislau, continue.
The River San has been crossed at
several places, near Jarislau and to
the northward. There is fighting
going on around Przemysl."
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Austrian.

VIENNA, May II tvia London).-
further Austrian advance in
Galicia is announced in an official
statement Issued here to-day. The
Austrians have captured Drohobycz.
in Central Galicia, about forty miles
southwest Of Lemberg. The state
ment follows:
Compared with the last fort
nights obstinate lighting, yesterday
passed generally without material
events along the entire front. Our
armies gained further ground.
Austrian columns advanced to-
ward the upper Dnicster and occu-
pied Drohobycz, capturing 500 mon
and eight machine guns"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18

Dolphin. which was attended by Miss
Margaret Wilson and other members
Of the Presidents personal party. Mrs.
Franklin p. Roosevelt, Mrs. George
McAneny. wife OF the acting Mayor:
Mrs. Fletcher. wife OF the admiral:
Mrs. Franklin K. Lane. Mrs. D. F.
Houston, and Mrs w G. Redheld.
wives respectively Of the Secretaries
of the Interior. Agriculture and Com
merce.
The fleet reviewed by the President
was the most powerful array Of fight
inc ships ever assembled in an Ameri-
can port. Stretching away for four
miles in double line of solemn gray
were sixty-four vessels in all, includ
ing hattlcships. dcstroyers, subma rines
and auxiliary craft This feet repre-
sented the nations bulwark in case
OF war.
President Wilson reached shore from
the Maynowcr at lo:l5 o'clock The
automobile In which he rode TO the re-
viewing stand Was escorted by more
than 100 mounted police. Thousan ds
who lined the sidewalks roa red Il noisy
welcome as the President passed.
The presidential party travelled at a
brisk pace through the street, trailed
by three automobiles OF secret service
men. and a detachment OF detectives
way We're many more detectives, some
stationed even on the tops of houses,
80 they might better observe tho
throngs. The secret service guard also
Was unusually heavy.
THRONG SETS Up CHEER
As PRESIDENT APPEARS
When the President reached the re-
viewing stand he found the Seventh
Regiment. New York National Guard
drawn up IN salute. AS the head OF
tho column Of mounted police dashed
into the square before the stand. the
throne for blocks set UP a cheer that
did not end until after the President
had taken his place
y few minutes after the President
( had reached the stand, the head OF the
| phrading line came into view bat
talon Of mounted police preceded the
. 'nHrcherS Next came the Marine
corps bhnd. then the marines them
selves. clad in dark blue Jackets with
3 light blue trousers and then the regi
ments OF sailors. As each detachment
PASSED. the President was salu,ed
2 Throughout the parade the President
stood silk hated, intent on the spec
tac!e. serious OF face except when the
! passing OF the mascots from the va
! r!ous battlcships drew ripples Of laugh
ter from the crowd
Fine, Wonderful y great set OF
I men were some OF the Presidents ex-
prossiors as the blue line tramped
past once his face became very grave
""w"Vor when The sailors from the
florida and titan marched by. holding
sloit standard on which was writ.
zen Vera cruz. April 2l-22 1914"
ne me vas not long in passing the
stand When the last detachment hac
PASSED The President. accompanied b,
AttnS Mayor McAneny, Admira,
FLETCHER, officers of the Cabinet. Mr.
Hntier representing the citizens com.
mittee naval officers and members ot
me committee, left TO attend the lunch.
con a, the Hotel Rltmorc
SMILES HIS APPRECIATION
At GREETING OF CROWDS
as IN" President rode from the re.
.e"'ns stana TO the hotel the throng,
gave MIN another ovation The Pre-.
i'en, stood in his automobile. hat Ir
| mana and smiled his appreciation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
|KINKY HAIR

aration which claims to straiYhten your
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you ere just foolinR yourself By using It.
You have to have hair before you can
straightsnit. Now this
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ia Hair Grower which feeds the scaio
and roots Of the hair and makes the hair
Erow very fast and you soon can see
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hair soft and silky. and you can fix up
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
SoutI,erncr. Amounted.

NEW YORK, May 17.-Dr Lucius p.
Brown. State food and drug commits
sioner for Tennessee. was appointed di-
rector of the bureau OF food inspection
to-day In the New York Department OF
Health. 1t was said he would resign
his post in the South and take UP his
new duties Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
EARLY ANSWER TO NOTE
EXPECTED FROM BERLIN
Continued from First

not be surprising. according to wolf
informed opinion tonight.
AS for questions raised in the
American note which Germany is un-
derstood to he willing 10 arbitrate, of
fcials here say the American govern
ment will not be satisfied with less
than an acceptance of the principles of
humanity and legality set forth in its
note.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
WHAT WARNING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS

wood carried several German works
and captured ESQ prisoners"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18

Let us impress upon you
right here that it takes
something more than the
omission of the lining to
make a perfect skeleton
coat-and that goes for
O. H. Berry & Company
and Anybody Else & Com
pany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
STANDS on YACHTS DRIDGE
TO REVIEW GREAT FLEET

The President boarded his yacht for
the review at 3 o'clock y half hour
was spcnt in receiving official visits
from officers OF the feet. and then tho
Mayfiower got under way The Prcsi-
dent. with Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels, Secretary Lane Secretary Red
field and Acting Mayor McAneny, stood
on the yachts bridge
The fleet stretched ahead up the
river for four miles, each ship dressed
with pennaBts and ensicns. Tho crews
in blue serTfHse uniforms the officers in
gold lace, manned the rails
! Overhead were dark clouds and a
gray mist blew over the river. har
monizinE with the gray OF tho battle
ships. but so thick n, times That the
furthermost ships OF the line scarcely
could be DISTINGUISHED from the Nav
flowers starting point Hcr course
took her between The line OF hattie
ships and dustruycrs around the end
OF the feet and back between the
battleships and the Manhattan shore.
AS the yacht. conveyed 10y four de-
stroyers, reached the narship Wvom-
ing. first In line, the Presidents salute
OF twenty guns doomed forth.
Each hattleship as tho MayGo,ver
passed then numbered a similar salu,e
President Wilson Kept up "a cons,an,
stream OF questions To those about
him. He asked about the arnamcn,
and crew OF each ship. ana often cx
pressed his pleasure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18

Atlanta. Ga.
EIeltnto Medicine Co.,
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Ing you my picture 70
show ron Whist your
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P0MADE has done for
my hair. II has crown
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very thick hair: u -
softand silty,And can
now hx mp my hair tho
wsyI want TO. II 10
certainly tho best hair
grower In tho world; -
also keeps Che scalp
vory clean.
ANNIE JONES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
All Eggs
are Alike
Until Opened

You cannot learn the
truth about an egg until
you look inside the she'll
and you have got to look
inside the shell Of a skele-
ton coat to learn how good
a skeleton coat it is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
HEAD MARE IS
NATIONAL ANTHEM Is PLAYED


The frequent playing OF the national
anthem kept the Presidents head bare
during most or the review. Dcsni,.
the mist he refused to keep his hat on
Il have too much rcspec; for the
fleet and the anthem" he remarked.
The President remained aboard the
yacht after she again had cast anchor.
and at 7:3o was taken 20 the napship
Wyoming, where he was dinner rues,
( of Admiral Fletcher and officers OF tn.
fleet. The President diG not speak.
there.
s The days program ended yyIth q race
under the glare OF searchliph,s, among
the battleships' boat crews, and Tho
water pageant, consisting OF q parade
of ships launches humoruus!y or his.
torically decorated.
Tomorrow the ships swing OH, 20
sea for q naval war game along me
Atlantic Coast The President AGAIN
will review them from tho Maynower
as they steam down the harhor
j The President had planned 70 deliver
an address al the dinner but changed
Sillis mind. The function was attended
s.by Secretary Daniels. Secretary Lane
Secretary Redfeld. Acting Mayor Nc.
.fAneny, and the ranking officers OF INC
&UecI IHe'e were no Speeches.
LONG DAY
III ny MATCHING boat RACE.
s. The President concluded his long ia,
siby watching the boat races from tho
deck OF the Wyoming, and a soyrl.
IS celcbration among The Wyominc Crew
|. when that battleship won the race
Soon afterward the President retu-nef
Ito the Mayhower for the night.
Mrs. Daniels, wife of the secreta ~
gave a. dinner Tonight aboard tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-18
SMILES HIS AUTHORIZATION

rs N" President rode from the re-
viewing stand 10 the hotel the throngs
save MIN another ovation. The Pres.
,"eh, s'ooH In his automobile. hat In
hand, and smiled his apnreciation
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-15

certain that special session of the
legislature will be necessary to pro.
tect the people of the state from the
tricks Of ALSO Ran" HelIstrom and
his bunch. The unnecessary ex.
pense Of a special session is grounds
for fighting shy of the scheme.
The first attempt included about
ten other measures. 1t was too. big
a bite and the efforts Of the discon'
tented will be centered on the two
more important laws.
Don't sign any referendum peti
lions without acquainting yourself
with the subject matter, no matter
by whom the same is presented.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-15

republican mayor was elected whose
platform called for strict regula-
ton of the morality and liquor laws
and the women are said to have
played no small part in the result.
Michigan adds thirteen counties
to the dry column with two going
back to liquor.
These results have direct bear
ing on local conditions. They prove
conclusively that the day has arrived
when people can ask for the doing
away with an institution that UNDER
mines the productive power of the
citizenship and squahders countless
millions of resources without being
dubbed deacon" or "parson" and
is an absolute change of sentiment
over that Of fifty years ago.
In the early day there were many
furnishing industries that are prac-
tically under tine ban. The liquor
business of today will be as much an
outlaw in five years time as is the
selling of dope" and kindred poi
sons equally unproductive and
equally inexcuss BILE for existing.
The American nation is becoming
too vast an institution. the world is
moving ahead too rapidly and com.
petition is too keen that the man
who wastes his energy and resources
by continually imbihing alcoholic
poisons will suon find himself high
and dry on he rock Of failure.
North Dakota legally is an oasis.
But in actual practice there are
sections of it that suffer two-fold
from the more vicious cousin of the
saloon - the "bIind pig"-possibIe
though the connivance of corrupt
and INSCRIPTIONS officials. But the
day of both the blind bigger and his
more vile friend. the corrupt official
of law enforcement, is numbered.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-15
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the bnard OF
county commissioners OF Emmons County,
North Dakota, invite aud will receive senled
proposals up to four ~ O'clock p. M. OF May
l8. 1915. for the construction of three steele
bridges with concrete floors. and one RESIN
forced concrete culvert. as herein below
specified : .
Bridge No. l.-Eeing 81 foot span, with 10
foot roadway, to be located
etwecn sections .N and
* 81 S130-IS 3s
Bridge No. 2. Hcing.a 10 foot spain. with TO-
(. 1rotsr0adway he located
I'll rods west of the south
enst corner Of the north
ehSL quarter of section 2S
Bridge No. 3.-t'etng |. 10 fnot span with IT,.
Igns road way, To he loc.tt-
20 rods west Of the ,.nst
line ~ section "a ai3l 40.
Bridge No 4 Bang n reinforced generate.
cnlvert 3 feet high, {, fect
wide, with ls.foot road WAY.
he located between See
lions 70 aud 35-l:j0-7S.
Plans and specifications will he on filc In
.9e otics ca, 81 81 IN, ,s county auditor on and
panied by certified check IN tile amount uf
~ per cent OF the bid breach bridge orcui-
vert. fntnrsed TO tho tren.urer OF T,nlimuns
county, N. which will he forfeited tn the
county u, case the SUCCESSFUL bsrdpr nesieets,
Or refuses to enter into contract with surety.
BOND must. be filed with The COUNTY aui,ifi,r
IN the fuii amonnt OF the contract 3ufic.,
within fifteen tlO days aftertil contract ii
all and bids = - ~
Dated = Luton. N. d.. this sth tlay 81
John II. SNYDER.
AUDITOR OF Enuoos County. N ID sSi
ny order of the Roariof County Commits
s'oheTs. ,tpri5mnyi3
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-04-15

Immediately after the 1915 session
of the North Dakota legislature
came to a close it was discovered
that the famous-or notorious Bes-
sessen initiative and referendum
made it possible for a disconnected
minority to hold up measures passed
by the legislature. Now. it sppears
that the danger was no mere idle
fancy. f. o. Hellstrom, the mill
stone of the democra ic party in
this state. is making a bid for polt-
ical notori, ty by falhering q move
to suspend the mr. assure known as
the immigration Law and the repeal
Of the m,ll-tax for terminal eleva-
tors. Petitions viii no doubt make
their appearance in this county at
an early date.
BEWARE OE THEM!
The immigration measure is one
VI VIC NUM- pioS CSslNS pICSCo VI
legislation in years with the pos
sibility Of the most iar-reaching eff
fects for good A bid can he made,
under its provisions, for immigra-
ton to North Dakota on a large
scale-and immigration is what will
make land values for our people.
The terminal-elevator matter is the
outgrowth of the fight for state
owned terminal elevator in St. Paul
that didn't get by. As to Hells-
from, it is purely bid for political
advertising.
1t requires but tenth of the
voters of the state from a majority
of the counties to make Hellstrom s
scheme stick. And should he get
the required number it is absolutely