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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-19
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, July 10. By Carl S.
Hopkins ESQ., Henry Elijah Young
and Mary Z. (krone) Rummell, both
of Northampton, Mass.
In Brattleboro, JUL Il, by Carl S
Hopkins, Esq, Thomas z. McGlynn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-19
BRATTLECORO LOCAL.

The Brattleboro end Kcene Country
club teams, . men on each eide, will
play golf match on the local links
this afternoon.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-19
DUMMERSTON.

Contiowena Camp Fire girls extend
an invitation to all to attend social
in the church vestry at immersion
Center Thursday evening at o'clock.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-19

George Hubbard and two children came
to Westminster West, where they are
visiting in the home of Hugh Goodell.
a brother of Mrs. Hubbard
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs. T. A. Warren of Burlington,
who was a guest in the home of her
sister, Mrs. G. c. Gould, two weeks,
has returned to her home.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

moningSioIc ior @onion. "%co on
life" iogne DC, at Gnricpiloffclt
bar riilgct ior mere enc ire Elmer
iioen % at oil buroe bape pGret
iieng?" Gerpaa If ban Ell loo
poloiom Greiig, al ban gift rnnot
iom Ell Si~lrrebosic, % onmooeocs
ON at goa % lTg9e Jig. Gette loo
Sonion Jig life iigc 10 @ongc, men
%telefoncrcoe Dog rerit IRA iii @lent
til Folitiet. TaboIaNet blcp neIc
1i%cnncnlieNt, men l0cn Iiogct Die.
lltltnt.
elem TciItaaclic. grtbur Gill
gren / minneapolis bar dnla9t Sag
MOD ct prlpat Setcftipbureau Tor at
tninac oct iii at bctnle ham ell Sto-
ocSerltatning al $4,000. Gc0 Ell
GclltageI'e. ion Spoogclic9betlellte-
ne fom iii at giere. er Silligren life
alcle giort til Sfipe ior ollie SIaga
Spnoi0bc0er, men han bar ogiaa
OerpeO mlltet i'm @ultru. Siuigrcn
babe lciet Observation-Disclosures iii
at paste pna i'm @ultri, men ioa off
0i9lc ben % bolot Gie nlcb ell nll-
ocn Auin0c. Man troe0c at flnne
latte Siiltruen / Ell heilt ubcbngclig
anibc. On ban omitrnoeIi0 'ortulte
henoe, buno bun iii oenne o0 bin
Sio hopoc ioretuget lig, men on a
oct at Observation-Disclosures SeIlid-
gcllc tom ior GaNen. Nlltrlicn bleu
lon rorargct, at bln llrar iorlo0 iii
mistUnflomme Wian0. &c $4,000
Qlt ogion / Galfcn, loet Hctten mlen-
tc en- iononn Sororin1 life funOe
gIorc9 moo GctefiiubureulIct.
@ammelt gGefcpar isiaes / Ora
pcn. 4tr % Mrs. Neter &oriioo,
Der bar blanot Npbpggernc pcO
9iiper Sails, @is., % iom bopoe pn-
ret giitc / 60 Nnr, fif lorIeoen o9ina
ielge@ az / Gpoen o. til @rnpeu,
ioct DC iioitc Sonoog op0c boS i'm
Cater, Mrs. :. Y. Gplo | 5000
huc Gou1tp, hpor De bnpoc tilbragt
Sintcrcn. Wfr. &oritao bpoc peo
Ntiong9tlocr, meoens hans troinitc
NlUalc0ingcrin0e tppcoe me0 lin
NortgnnA inotil ST. { ON glitcnen.
&c bleu hcuhoIb9ui4 50 % So Mar
Afr. oQ Mrs. &oritn0 bau-
Dc / opcr 10 glor hnut lit Stem /
9iipcr Sails, % nn0cr r%iTopanlig
itor Selto0eIle ianoi ben bobbelte
W%cGrnueIie Der Steo ii0itc Snsbog.
&c eftcrlaoer Jig ire Getrc, MtrS.
9lnnu Sohnion / Niuer Sails, &ia.,
airs. :. 4. Nplo / @oobbuc Gpm-
III, ~ Mrs. ellen Gbomp'on / Va-
i0bcnu. Gal. MRS. Morltoo@ Eigc=
nam par &iabclle Suerion, bun tom
iii St. Vnnl nllcreoc / 1880 o. ten
tc i inn Nor Dos @npcrnor Homicp
"a Nonlilic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
1ornlsleoe ON, at sc 6enre Sang
ltal toge Silpen fra 9ismarcf.

io~rolsleoe ON, at sc benre Sang
ltal ta9e Snpen fra 9ismarcf.
&urnbamoIeriirma / Yemecfnibc.
NORTH Gafota Grain 60, Der bri-
Der 6orretning i 9o3cp og @aliim,
or fomnet / en- lln0erbaIance al
omtreitt $1,000, bporior bet bar
lnogipet anlegning ON "Sruit Seeo"
I'll 6orOel ior fine areoitorer, iOet
6lrmaets Gienoomnle ifulbe ouer.
BRACES til Gofoto lruit So. og
Nortbern Sruit 50. al Sarge ionl
Srll'ieeS. Sfel9e De oileltllggIorte
Gplpanlnger or onltrent $4,000
iloeltaaenoc / Storage Sicfets, %
Oct bar Sifnioeringen al oiaic, Ioni
brngte Fcngcfniben. Staiens Sern-
bdne- % &urebustommlsiion bar
lfreoet mo Tor at iorpiaie Jig ON Den
nslo9tigc llnoerbolance . 6irnlaetS
Aopital er $4,000. Ger nnieres,
at G%ornparer til Ell %Groi al ont
trent $4,000 M boI0ca / DC 10 80
rehnle. Ge 9iune %orcbuS Sono AZ
$4,000 og Commission Merfont
@on0 al $1,000 ropporteres at bore
0pl0igc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Gn InncfuIo Sfirbuc. Gn Tonoln

~
Gboniplon, Der peo arigens llobrllo
opbolbt fla / @elgien % Der tog en-
Del opiigtsupffenoe 9iueoer, lorl
ban M bar reil. omfring meo % lore
uilt, bar prret roiat Tor Ell bcilt hi
nciuIo SfjGbne. Ga ban fog Tine
Noto9roiier unoer DC beitiae aalnpe
/ @eleien, blep han b%etlenoi lom
Den, Der life funoe ran1nles Al Stem
ocns Gligler. Gngu119, o. ban ntlot
/ AamptummcIcn brlllte III Soto
9roiioppornt, lprang en- @ombe ll9e
/ bans Hprbeo % orGbte bperenelte
Moro / Ell bctpoeIig Sntreos, men
laaueI ban lom hans Npparat iorbieu
lirert. lloen iaa meget lonn en- Nl't
/ &l0en naaeoe ban bcroper lglen,
men Ell lluncilII0 SfjGbne bragtc
ham nloer ct Cpholo / IeS Mtoincs
I'll Of barre minore iorligtig nlc0 ct
crpIolipt 4Illlucr, ban brllgte Tor al
tngc loafal0tc "llnlb ligbt" Niueocr,
% bette blep ham lnngt DGrrc enc
ale (pitcne SprUngbomber. SO.
oct al hint Tltlpcr bar orp@iet nc0
/ bans Sobntapoic, og ga ban ititIoe
NoO9iere iig unco i'm S%obnfapibc,
inotrni en- ioriGroelig Grploiion, Der
belt ebelog0e bans enc 2le % lor.
bronote oct belle Aniigt I ben 8ruh,
al han manlte bliper belt blind. 81.
ter at bar qnoct itubiri glennem
NclQicn o0 cnoel al 6rnnfrig RAM
nle0ce non pno Ell belt upentet Mtaa-
&c AZ SflGbnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Uof en- eapmilo Saoer.

ct. 2ouis, Mo., SEN 13oe Warts.
Ser beretteoes %fornpIig / @laoene ON
Ell @anb, iom bapoe gipct line Is
Born $4,000 bpe.. Noget %lignenoe
fan berettes berfra. bpor %ssrancis $.
Teters, Der err Wteoeier al en- flor
Sfoiabrif, paa lin @ulbbrpllupsoag
iorIeoen ior9rebe bper al fine 5 Ssn.
iler % 3 eifte Sstre @lfticr til ct Be-
lob al $4,000, eqer tiliammen
S560,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Aluutnuu.
.Nni Vri. nnn ltlO.

sol sri. pna lib. sra Great
Sails inches. at !. :. %ucfIep az
Smeet @rai@. Ell al Stuten$ beolt
fienotc Tnarcopor0ttcrc, netop bar
iolNt i'm lll0 IRA i'lor ~ opuaact
Ell Tria Al b Gcnts pr. Tunb, lcuc
ret i Boston. Sette pil illc oct
iamme JON % Gents netto. SIR.
@ucflep tiger. at Bette or $ Gents
mere. euN han nogeniiroe ier bar
fdoet ior i'm lllb, o1 , Gents mere
cnb oct heieite @rio / 1915.
Trificnet iur &urS. - Mrs.
@eorIiuuo Steele % Non Sohnion.
Ell Sarmer@ Spn, cr pes Hetten /
Wlcnoipc blcone irificnotc Tor al
hare mnrNtt uUuntc &uinbe@ Mano.
Ger blcp mlNcr SaecrS SehnnNlinl
oplplt. az AIRS. Stccle pan @runN
al arllom N~ehanbling o. Mangcl
paa lluNerholo bapbe iorlabt lin
@ano o. be1pnbt at arbeioc raa
SohnIonS Sarm. Sanlnlen mcN
unac Sohuiou par hun reiit til
@lcnoipc i0r at girrc N~pranitalt'
ringer Ill at ina line Born arbragi
i StatenS @arucbiem. % Oct q I'M
Der Ncnmc Neiic at &uinoenS 9taur
nleote Dem. areb iat / Neltencs so
uebcr OF ucuote Dem ON ionlt irileoc
meo a. orGbe iaapel apinocn ion
benoes SeSiager. Sobnion trat "a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Cub 9ukntn.
Wnlobrnnmp / Icrniaiun.

@nl0brHanp / %crmilliun. Wtr.
"a Mr&. Snrpep @ln0erion, Der er
bInn6t &crmiIlions Glolte Og beoIt
ficnote Eioneerer, icircOe iorleoen
lit @ul0brplllip.
%rnt Spo. Mrs. Grict Gricfion
cr pllloieli9 nigoaet DeO Gooen /
@arrctlon. Sun bar nctop itcget i0
al aisreteiet eiter at haze ailagt
ct Scieg hos Ell ina Nubo, oa bun
greb liz meo Spnoerne ON SSopeoet
% lalot 900 ON.
Zen biituriife Canning iOr6sct.-
Ter mcloeS ira Tlcrre, at StatenS
biitoriite Screening mi er fplnmcn /
Eeiiobclie al ben @lppInoe, iom De
lrunite SpoagelIesreilenoc, Nrsore-
ne %erenorDe, / 17i3 buuoe neogrd-
pet, bpor Sort Ticrre III er belig-
gcnOc. Nlnoen bier / Scbruor 1913,
aItInu 40 Nlor eiter ben bar lleo-
grnpen. illnoen al Sfolcborl, % peO
lllbltribercoe Wtiolcr cr Den IN be
pen inofjsbt Tor at ioica til Stutens
hiltnriitc Salnlin0.
%aararbciSet bsaunot. - Sioite
Wun0ag meloes ira Spearfiih, at De
flelle SnrnIere / Galitregene NOR
Wpen hnu0e bcgpn0t at plolc, me-
0cu9 nogle fan en0oN bupoe bilfet
"a haruct line Igrc. 9lt ipnes at IN
Dc poa Ell tiolig og permanent
%nor. Ter oil / bette Strpg blipe
t~ilIoact ct lterre Nreal cl0 nloolte
l~oQenlinoe isr. notwithstanding
Qerne / Stregcne rltlot @lact @iaS
cr i cn iortrinlig 6oriatnlna. 6or-
rige llQe iulot Der ct goot Hean,
hpilfet par noget lliropMnligt paa
Oenne Gio al Naret. og &%opnc9onge-
lie bc9pllOte allere0e at %grpnnes.
@apcrc %~auDitano / Misipmri. -
@~onoitonoen / Misiouriflpoen bar
Den 14oe bS. Qauet neo ct gar 500
ueO Dunfton, % 6aren Ser betrogte-
oc@ oa JONI opcr. Ser bar BOG en-
onoen 6nre, ionl trllc0e, ncmlig
ltormiulot &eir meO iterf &nIoc,
builfet Tcirman0en poaltoo par /
.9lnmarid. Niongc Gdrnere bar
nen1lig nliltct lIOblle "a Sober, iaa
berc9 notwithstanding cr lat poa bar
Nuffe. Smeu0ltipnt Ell megct ltor
StrTfning cr ouerl BONNET / %elt
% Spopeit ior @erniuion, ioo er
Sabet Dog life ina itort ion 'erlt on
tugct, % hui2 SsOpnminNcrnc peo
Npcn mart Qaor no, nil 6orcn for
belle Glun 9olntp pGrc oucritnaet.
Sabet al arcatiirer or life tort, men
Suiinocr IONS 80 er p0ela9t.
Snluuncrne Iiennn lutfes. -
Van Ell belt I'M Waupe, llenlIlg ueo
Ell Het@or0rc, er oct lpffe0ea at hui
tc Ticnnna TO Sdlooner, o. omcno-
itlpnt Sngcn fan inoanfes ior Sole
mitcrct. ina onicts oog Sciercn iunl
rarenoc. Get par unoer Sen iaa1
taIote public mlilance act" al 1907,
at !lnfluNc rcites MOB De 70 81
loonpUrtcr, a oct bleu lu1ocr Ne.
honollnQcn bcuiit, at DC itnOiN hdpbe
iorbrlot lil DcO at irlAe til 4tin-
orcoariQc, pantnrGsiige Srantcrc %
%ioooannc Eerioner, Der bapoe tn9ct
"Aureu". Mui. aiellbclicn oprctbol-
0c3 al Moic'tcrct. bcheper man aIt=
laa life OF heNoiie iunoomne Eager
til CT SSlirn. men &etten fan uoen
uibere &rnuN.crier llifte DC Salno=
ncr, Der Uilcr iig at troole Sopene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
1oroifiolp / 1talien.

&onl, Stalien, Sen 13oe Yfarts.
SenmeIig ifarpe SororpiieIier, Der
parebe ira 10 til 20 Sefunoer, ino.
traf ioag / Genen mcIlem @eneoig.
slnccna % Slorens. &c Sbierpatio'
ner, iom gioroes | Sbierpatcriet I
Nloren3, tpoeoe paa, at Niotpinttet
for Ipitelierne befanot Zig cmtrellt
800 Wtil bcrte, antaselig noe pad
elbriaterbapet. SLsen ulpffer err an'
melot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
1lnrn Dukntn.
Grnnotab / Mtuhall. st Orc

NIuHuiuu l Muuuh. VI SIUilus
tab Al $4,000 unrctteoc5 iprlc0en
/ Moholla Sorrctning9ltrog. &c
brHnotc @%pNninger er Grn'tul Gnle,
tSlll'ha Noolbul, 8rdno Sbcatcr o.
@cnbriogc3 @arbcrltuc.
&uimocliN Nntompbilfjsrcr n~rrcitc-
ret. Mrs. II. y. alien / Ntinot blcn
&lrHou1 nrrelleret % int nnocr 9lr-
fIoNc ior MnloOrnb / on0rn @ru0.
Mrs. Nucn fon nenlliA iifabe ior
at padtlnre Mcrbcrt Nrnltlin0, %
0a 0cnnc bp0e al 0cruc0 crholotc
MDUllclicr, loigcr ocrai ben olporlige
NntInBc.
Nbuutnt Sro / Tnrau. 9lbuofat
>Hpl3 Y. $ohnion NroOer til al
6poe Torenc0e Stutcra equator
A|artin Y. Eobnion, cr eiter lUngc.
re llo@ Si0clicr al @rUit nilunet
uc0 Soocn / SnrNo. Nioaoc@ Nurn-
~ooniabien pnr i @inncibicf Goull-
IL, Nuiun, ban pur Wraouclit ira
llpucr Soma llniueriitct lonlt ira
Stotcn2 llnipcriitct ! Soma Gin. "a
ION ing Mano prattiiercoc han en-
tort (io ion !l0pofat / Gccprah.
@nucrnpr Nnnna fpr Senntct. -
Wllpcrnar z =. Sauna bar lioitc
Ntanod1 crtlGret. at han ircnl0ClCa
or &nnoi0ut ior &c Toreneoc Stu
tera Scnutor. Sen Grtluriu1 her=
onl, 'onl han llOitlcoen December ipr
IN Nirel't I'll europa oiguu. iloGr
'rcnt0clc% ueo STRAIT, lal0c han, %
'aailnrt oct mi ioreitdacnoc Eri-
mUrudlQ cr aibol0t, nil han nTrlnc-
re l%ortl0rc 1T StonbWmlft. Set
FrimUrpdlA hporuco 2ongrca, Stat,
ScNi@Iutnr ~ Gountn FORMER i Be
traGtnllM oIhQi0ca nennlig Icrit /
>Nuui.
Stircno / MiRut. Smtrcnt 5000
(illtucrc pur iilite0e uco oct Sfl-
reno, iorn iioite Sonbag ianot Stco
/ WInot, o. "a %ei~ricrholocnc pur
ia nogenIlulbc AitnitIQe. par Oct
belle eli pcllpttet NriTrc. %lanot 81
Is / Nnlatertloaicn blep !. Tcoer-
len BEN iclreu0c nlc0 CT % Soba
'Iddtnoc soy. %ur4 Nal0cn blcp
N'cltercu / Den proic@iipneIlc Glaalc.
llorcnoc Ct ltonenNc sop al 80 500.
Sen bctienOtc irite Stilobcr @arncu
Neilleu tlltlcnotca nnben Trrmlc.
Tn &dnfct Tor bc b~eieGenbe Sfile.
bcrc aiholotcs ON NIitenen oaa Sel-
uCr AZ NorOe@ Sal.
&apitolctS 6lntuina. 6rant =.
Nldtt. SCtrCtUr ior capitol Me
nlopol N2~lociatIon", ertlrrcoe iorle-
ocL al Ncp Hpctioro bar lifrct iig
CT mere eno ill'trTtfelil initial lln'
ocrltrlitcr paa 9l~nis9nlugen ON al
ld0c S~perA@lnadlct on &apltolets
6lptninl ira %isnlarct I'll Heip Hnct'
lorb aigiere peo a%lulinneIig 0olte'
o'llcnning, "a at ocite ilocn SpiI
nil lie reo Oct alnlinbcligc &citpalA
&au oil ira III al % inotil Tnanlt
Waaneo inbitrTllfe Jig Ill at mo
iamle SC %iorneonc Mioler, men %
ital Nompcu bragg los, lopea Der
o. ocn ifal pcoliacbolocs inotil %aI
oct / Nopembcr. 6oIf i Aew Moot.
ioro % Smegn iiges at pGre flilel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

Ell Hcpoloer og fpreoe ire orGbenoe
Sfuo. Mrs. Steele iplote 8Ipbes.
taarcr, oa a~jenoelIen life ifploig"
blep opIpit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

piles fnrtrd pas ira q iii IA 1aat.
Apsihet.tat .iibGgebtialsr ptnatrt. lois Ts;n Clint.
risni ifis tursrr ilstubs. siuiit. blsbenb, tl,r iprIlo,
xlns. Jsrtts aunenbsls IIHereT. % Gents. Adv,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

eli sprtbpasclie AZ @rip.
Rnar CT Sor!islelfe or I Hnniir'p, laNs pen
reo al idae earafpe Srputp Entntne. Soio Chs
',eu,ef iiidrc M al t~orehneae 0rtv. Ser er nun
en- 'Srsms rninine". g. y. Groves S'sndfur
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

Toitmciter nonGpmt. 9Iitglllt Gar
ion er uonGpnt Ill NoitnIeiter / 6a.
Inn Hoieau Gourtp.
&rooitao peo SrOnten. 9lnuOt
sc Sfficerer / Den repllIGrc 9lrrnc,
ion M bciiroer Tia peo 6ronten /
Wtcrico, or Ggitnant Irnolo u.
arogitao ira Minneioto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17
Nrpoitao peo TrDnten. ~
Glcpatur brrnot / Minncnpolis

Central Wfilling Sos Gleuoeor paa
GitliOen / minneapolis brHu0te
Monoag9 2Iitcn nlco noifiQige Gu-
iinO Nilihel5 'Nueoe. Gobct uniloges
iii $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

SnIe peN Nuihcr NoNege norlIe Yet
talenbcosprepe al @aanms Hobne.
SaIen. ION t~iltienNtes lite Tris -
S25. itirutet al SpnIige sSisconiin
9uther college Club, hiolGtIe3
paa Spiororina al Here. ION par til
irene peo Acknowledgement loii
hoIoies ZEN 7oe %arts.-"S.sS."
Hee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-17

Nlf en- Nrcng paa Mjsbct. u. u.
@anion / minneapolis blcp iorlc.
Den Nat operialbt al ire pUbrcoc
NGno, nctop lom han par noact bcu
I'll lit SEEM. o. letiet ior DC $50. ban
bopoe pao Jig. &euerne nloreSc Jig
oerpaa nleo at boloe Ell liben Sor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-01
No Precipitate Action

Inc railroads would take no pre-.
clpltate action in event the bill were
Passed. said Hale Holden, president
OF the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.
VINO was spokesman for the railway
managers at their recent conferences
with President Wilson. But we GER
talnly will not allow an illegal law to
stand ii We can help it.
1T is my understanding that the
supreme court of the United States
mas held recently in two cases that the
congress of the United States has alb
soiutely no power to fix wages. That
Is what the Adamson bill amounts to.
according to my understanding. If il
IS passed it would only postpone tho
issue"
Similar sentiments were expressed
py other presidents.
Marvin Hughitt, Jr., vice presiden.
Oh the chicago G. Northwestern Rail-
way, said today, in the event of a
strike his road had received such as
surance OF loyalty from trainmen as
10 justify the prediction that passen-
ger service would be maintained prac-
tically unimpaired
1t was reported that others of the
20 roads centering in Chicago felt that
enforcement Of the strike order wou,d
fail to cripple them seriously.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-01
The Administration
Strikes atC0nlfnerCe
OF the Entente Allies
Legislation of Retaliatory Nature Decided upon
as General Policy of the Ameri-
can Government

lean merchandise on other grounds than
lack of space.
This amendment is designated to
reach all vessels which refuse to ac-
cept the goods of American firms on
the British commercial blacklist. Both
these provisions, it is known, will
cause bitter feeling abroad, and may
result in further restrictive measures
there. Passage Of the shipping amend
ment several weeks ago greatly dis
turbed the allied embassies here, and
predictions were freely made that this
country might be embarking on trade
war that would be disastrous to all
concerned. Just what form of retail
alton might be expected has. however,
not been forecast.
1t is believed in government circles
that the American munitions trade
with the Allies. which might be stop
ped by act Of Congress, furnishes a
sufficiently powerful weapon for use as
last resort, to prevent the belliger-
ents from pressing a commercial war.
While no more retaliatory legisla-
tion is expected at the session of Con-
gress about to end, if necessary an ex-
tensive program probably will be map
ped out and ready for consideration
when Congress re-assembles In De-
cember.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-01

Washington, Aug 31.-Retaliatory iegis-
laGon striking at the commerce Of the
Entente Allies in support of diplomatic
protests against interferences with Amer
ican trade has been decided upon as a
general policy of the government after
extended conferences between state de-
partment officials and leaders in Congress.
This was stated officially today, with the
EXPLANATION that provisions written into
the shipping bill and the pending revenue
bill were first steps in the policy.
The government. It was stated, has
reached the limit of its patience IN re-
lance on direct diplomacy.
The amendment to the revenue Dill,
adopted by the Senate, would give the
President discretionary power to prohibit
the importaton into this country of pro-
ducts which cannot be imported into for
eign countries from the United States.
This is aimed directly at the British en-
barge restricting the shipment OF Amer
tom tobacco. which is said to be an at
ternt hy English interests to depress the
prce Of American products and then mo-
nopolize its sale.
The amendment to the shipping blfs
which already has passed both houses,
gives the secretary of the treasury dis
cretionary power to refuse clearance pa
ners TO all ships refusing to take Amer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-01
BULGARS FEAR
COMBINED LAND
AND SEA ATTACK
Seaport of Jarna May Be Objec.
tive of Entente Allies-Artil-
lery Activity only on Macedo-
nian and French Fronts

Artillery continues active on
all the battle fronts of Europe,
but only on the Pennsylvania
Rumanian border has the infan-
try been engaged to any great
extent. Bad weather hampers
operations in France; the Rus
slams and Austro-Germans on
the eastern line are resting, as
are the Entente Allied forces
and the armies of the Central
Powers in Macedonia, and the
Austrians and Italians have yet
to renew their desperate fight
ing of a few weeks ago along the
1sonzo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-01
Action in Congress Today

At the close of a Gay of conferences
and hearings. Congress apparently
was prepared to pass tomorrow or
Saturday the ninth hour legislation
which heads Of the employees brother
hood have declared officially will cause
them to telegraph the code message
The Provisions
Although President Wilson still de-
sires strongly to see his whole legis-
lative program accepted and Demo-
cratic leaders in the Senate have ideas
of their own about what should be
done, administration spokesmen vir-
tually conceded tonight that the bill
finally passed would provide only
for:
An eight hour day for trainmen III
interstate commerce, effective Dec.
or Jan. / with the present 10hour
rate Of pay and pro rata overtime, and
q small commission appointed by the
President to investigate the working
of the law from six to nine months
and report to Congress. This with the
date Dec. is in substance the Adam
son bill revised to Rep. Adamson and
Democratic leaders Kitchin after con-
ferring with President Wilson and
which A. 3. Garretson, spokesman for
the brotherhoods, stated informally
late today would be considered a sat
isfactory settlement" and prevent the
walk k-out
Tonight the Senate interstate commerce
committee agreed to report out a bill
similar with the date Jan. / and roads
under 200 miles in length exempted.
The House will meet at II o'clock to-
morrow morning to take up the Adam
son measure and the majority leaders
have agreed upo2 a special rule providing
for a vote by 43o o'clock in the afternoon
The Senate meets at 10 o'clock to begin
consideration of its committees bill with
the administration leaders determine to
keep the body in continuous session until
the bill is passed. Only long speeches in
the Senate can prevent prompt action and
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-01
nine HOURS
ARGUMENT At
The HEARING
Only Congress Can Pre-
vent Strike and It Is
Conceded That Public
Must Foot the Bill
Garretson's st a t e.
ment of His Position

Washington, Aug. 31.-When
the trainmen left the White
House today they authorized the
statement that they had given
no assurances. 1t was indicated
that the President still intended,
if it became necessary as a last
resort, to address public ap-
peal to the men of the brother
hoods, urging them on patriotic
grounds to have the strike called
off. Belief grew in all quarters
here tonight that the great rail
road strike called for next Mon
day morning would be averted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-01
Vienna Admits Retreat

Northeast of Kronstadt, the Aus
tro-Hungarians have retired to new
positions west of Czik Szereda, on the
Atula river, after fighting with the
Rumanians. This is admitted from
Vienna and shows that the troops Of
King Ferdinand already have broken
through the mountains on the eastern
border of Pennsylvania as we'll as on
the south. Rumanian attacks east of
the Iron Gate on the Danube were re-
pulsed, Vienna says. Russian troops
are marching through Dobrudja, but
whether to strike at Bulgaria north
OF Varna or to aid the Rumanians in
vading Transylvania, it is not known.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-01
Cheered at Old Orchard

On his way from Boston to Port
land he was roundly cheered by a
crowd, including many summer visi-
tors, at Old Orchard. He spoke a few
words, urging the Maine voters to
elect Frederick Hale of Portland to
the United States Senate.
Reception at Portland
At Portland he was met by large
delegation of Portland Republicans
and Progressives with automobiles
and escorted 10 Monument square,
where he was taken in charge by a
reception committee from this city and
auburn and brought here in a special
electric car.
Reviews Long Parade
The former President was warmly
greeted as he passed through Con-
sfess street in Portland. and was given
rousing reception here. He reviewed
long torchlight procession Of uni
aFmed marching clubs, including DEL
cations from Androscoggin. Cumber-
dhd, Oxford, Kennebec. Sagadahoc
and Franklin counties. Progressive
leaders and voters were conspicuous
~ the parade, which was led by so
mounted men and was 35 minutes in
passing the reviewing stand.
Col Roosevelt told an audience.
which packed City hall. that he came
70 Maine to advocate the election Of
Mf. Hughes and a Senate and House
VI representatives to support him and
70 give some Of the reasons why, in
"'s Judgment, 1t would be a grave
~ Misfortune" for the people of the
'hleed States to re-elect Mr.. Wilson.
For Amerieanism
l make no merely partisan appeal"
ae SAID. I ask the support of all good
suzens and I not merely ask, but de-
aiaho ais. as matter Of right, that every
.N'zen voting this year shall consider
@ question at issue from the stand
ao4at Of America. and not from the
'anopoint Of any other nation"
ne paid his respects to hyphenisrn
ono o... declared there shall be in our
e4"1enship no dual alliances. "Ameri-
sanism,' he said, lis a matter of the
s,p'rlt' of the soul, Of the mind; not a
birthplace or creed"
ne said the cause Of preparedness is
connected with the cause
= Amerlcanism, Of patriotism. Of