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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12
Mobilization Complete.

San Antonio, Texas, May 1I.--Mo.
biliZatiOn of the Texas National
Guard at Fl. Sam Houston for serv-
ice in the United States army virtual
ly was completed tonight, with the
arrival of all but two companies OF
the state troops.
The complement of the Texas Ma
tional Guard ordered to report at TT.
Sam Houston is 81 companies of in
fantry. two troops of cavalry and two
batteries of light artillery, in all
about 5000 men. No regulars arriy-
ed today, but six coast artillery com
panies for the infantry service were
enroute tonight, and the other forces
are expected to reach here Saturday
or Sunday. The first to reach here
will be sent to Marathon and thence
on the the border near fBoquilles.
Headquarters announced today the
suspension Of the "Manchu' law.
This law requires that all officers
must serve two years out Of every six
with their commands, that after four
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12
Fire on Courier.

Mexican bandits yesterday evening
fired on a military automobile con.
veying a a message from Major Lang
horn to Colonel Sibley on the Mara
thon-Boquilles road
Five shots were fired at the driver
J. Howard, who escaped unhurt, &C.
cording to J. NJ. Henderson, who was
following in another machine, and
who arrived here late tonight from
Boquilles.
Major Langhorn's car had left 30
DULLES at 4:30 in the afternoon, with
dispatches from Col. Sibley, enroute
from Marathon to iBoquilles, and was
proceeding through the country
when several shots whistled closely
to the driver. At that point, there is
slight bend in the road, and How.
ard, fearing that there were more
bandits in the road ready to pick him
off, turned his car back for Boquilles.
Major Langhorn sent soldiers to the
scene, but they obtained no clue OF
the whereabouts of the bandits.
Arrest Mexicans.
A detachment OF 30 men belonging
to Major LanghOrn's command cross.
ed into Mexico yesterday afternoon
and arrested several MeXicans, who
they believd knew something about
the raids at Boquilles and Glenn
Springs. Later in the afternoon, Ma
jor Langhorn released all but four,
who are being held pending further
investigation.
Jesse Deemer, the American store
keeper, kidnapd by the Glenn Springs
and Boquilles bandits. is being held
for ransom, according to John u. Cow
an, manager of the Candelar Max
Roberts company, 25 miles south Of
Boquilles, who arrived here today.
This information he had heard from
Mexican who had talked to cap
tain of one of the raiding bands. Cow
an has asked military protection for
his plant, which he believes to be in
danger.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12
BORDER CONFERENCE
COMES TO AN END
CONTINUED from Page One)

Ponce, merchant, were taken into
Gus tody today by officers of the de-
partment Of justice. Col. Morris, said
to be former Villa officer, who was
arrested last night, is in Jail at Kings
vile. The federal officers who ar
rested him said Morris would be
charged with conspiracy and sedition
as the active head of the alleged
plot. Other arrests are expected.
Because the outbreak apparently
has been effectually nipped, no unus-
ual precautions have been taken by
the civil authorities in this section.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12
LAIR SELLS OUT
ACCESSORY DEPT.
Theo O. Quanrud Will Conduct
Department in Hughes Block
on Fourth Street.

Announcement was made Yesterday
by W. E. Lair, heads of the Lair Mo.
tor Sales Company that he had dis.
posed of his entire line of automobile
accessories and tires to Theo. O. Guam
rud, who has been in charge of that
department for the Lair Motor com
pany for the past four years.
Mr. Quanrud will move the stock
Of accessories into the Hughes Block,
occupying the storeroom now occupied
by the Cowan Drug store. The change
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12
jamestown
Victor IN
Opener

| Jamestown, N. D., May Thames
town college opened their 1916 sea
son defeating the Independent team
of Windsor, 3 to 2.
| The following schedule was approx
ed by Dean Taylor: rs
May 5-Windsor at jamestown.
May 5-Edgeley at Edgeley.
May 11-Ellendale Normal at Ellen
dale.
May 12-Northern Normal at Aber-
deem, S. D.
May 17-University Of North Da-
kota at jamestown.
May 2O--Windsor at Windsor.
May 24-Valley City Normal at Val
ley City.
May 27-Northern Normal at
jamestown.
May 3OlEllendale Normal at
Jamestown
June valley City at jamestown.
Harry Williams, an old resident Of
jamestown and an old Northern Pa
cific employe, died in Brainerd, Mimi,
where he had gone for treatment. De.
ceased was over so years Of age.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12
ars on detached service, they must
American Killed.

Brownsville, Texas, May n.-Cur.
It's Bayles, an American farmer, was
shot and killed late tonight a short
distance from his home at MERGED
Texas, by small band of Mexicans,
who succeeded in escaping. presum.
ably to the Mexican side of the Rio
Grande. ' "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12
Bandits Make Raid.

Marathon, Texas, May 11.-Mexi
can bandits again crossed into Amer.
lean territory last night and attacked
civilians and soldiers. The raid was
made four miles north Of BoquilIes
at an ore terminal station, and direct.
ly behind Col. Langhorn's columns
which up to that time had not cross.
ed into Mexico
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12
DISCUSS FEDERAL AID
FOR TUBERCULAR VICTIMS

Washington, D. c., May l1.-Fed-
eral aid for the INDECENT tuberculosis
patients as contemplated in the Kent
Bill now pending in Congress was
condemned and defeated by speakers
today at the annual meeting Of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12

will take place about June Is, when
Mr.. Cowan will move his drug store
into the Kupitz block, corner Broad
way and Fourth streets. Until that
time Mr.. Quanrud will conduct his
business in the Lair storeroom.
The Lair Motor Sales company
from this time on will devote their
attention entirely to Overland sales
and service. .r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12
CREDIT MEN REoRGANIzE,

Grand Forks, n. d., May 11.-At
the annual meeting of the Grand
Forks Association Of Wholesale Cred
it Men, the following officers were
elected President, c. O. Hagen;
vice president, NJ. E. Stricken; secre-
tary, F. H. Booth; directors, M. G.
Bachelor, J. r. Carley and P. j.
Kavanaugh.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12
SYMPATHY MAY CAUSE
TROUBLE IN IRELAND
CONTINUED from Page One)

western line are keeping up mutual
bombardments at various points.
Constantinople reports that in the
Caucasus region around Mt. Kope,
the Turks drove the Russians from
positions about IL miles in extent
and forced them to retreat eastward
and likewise to the southeast of Ma
mahatun put the Russians to flight.
African Campaign.
The Germans, who were defeated
recently in the Kondoa-Irangi district
Of East Africa, have been reinforced,
and now are advancing on the Brit
ish. A dispatch from the British COM
mander, however, says his troops are
sufficient to deal with the Germans.
The British government will per-
nit, under certain stipulations, the
feeding of the population of Poland
by an American commission.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12

Postal appointments for North Da.
kota the past few days are: Brien,
Morton county, Miss Ellen J. Ring
new postoffice address, Thinner, y. D.
Rural carriers appointed: earring
ton, North Dakota, Route 3, Irwin II
Sheets.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12

National Association for the study and
prevention of tuberculosis.
The bill would provide for subsid-
-izing hospitals for the treatment of
tuberculosis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-12

Sale Of sample suits at Lucas to-
day. See advertisement on Page 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-28
Observation-Disclosures"

Ran I6rei6t urrs: Die 2anbes5eh
tung fit beioe Medlenburg unb be
Electromagnetic brinet in ibrer Nurn@
mer pom %. DECEMBER lebten sSabres
an bernorragenber @telIe Die 8efanntz
mu6uns:
Seine RDnigli1e 6obeit Der @roBz
ber5og, Observation-Disclosures fb auf benz
ariegsfdauplaB befinben, bitten aud
in Siefem Sabre BON 4nerb09itbemfel@
ben 5ugeoa6tfn Neujabrssliidpinf9en
Mbftnno nebmen gu fpolen."
NeuItrelib, Den 26. DECEMBER 1915.
@roBberSogli9es Sofmari9auamt.
Merb0dftnelder! MerbD9ftber=
felbe! Nie lit einem tpobl Ser Dina
6romsmus oieies bofmarf6aGamtlie
den Stpls f9drfer gum 8enuBtfein
gefommfn als in bieler s3eit. Wirfs
lid: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! uno oieTer
Nominations finguluris@ reaiert ben
plural bes 3eitportes: rMQerb0Aftz
tpel9er ii9 befinben!1 Wdre ni6t
bag f9li9te oeutfde: der fi9 auf Dem
&rie9sidnupldB befinoet" 3ugleid
audi piirbieer2 Wenn elm 6elb i'm
Sample fir oas 8aterlanb gefdnen lift.
Damn ldbt cine 5oIde Spffan5lei lire
6iritli9teit Sen tr~auernben Sinterz
bliebenen .MnerbO9itibr 8eileib" aus
fpreden, pie man jiingit ebenfans
in ben 3eitunsen gu leien befam. Oie
&riegs5eit bat bas fpra9lihe gmpfins
ben sei4drft. Man sebt iiberflifiigen
SremopOrtern gu 2eibe unb perlanst
oeuti9e Rebe. llnbeuti1 ober unb
iiberflifiis fino MiBbil6unsen bonn
S9lase bern N1erb0dfoerielbe," biefe
fldgli9en 4usseburten zines perftaubz
ten 3uriaIitnls, bic sefunbes Sprads
ssfiibl our6 ibre @eI6madlofiafeit
perleben. MDdte Der Sturm, Der
iest bic Welt burdbrauft, aud einen
friI9en 2uft8us in bic firfli6en
&analeien unb Observation-Disclosures
brinsen, tDo bintsr blinoen 5enfters
ldeiben oieie ipra9Iiden llneebeuer
bauien, unb fe tpesfesen auf Rimz
meripteoerieben aud i'm Rei6e
DOr6ldu4tings. Die fpdrs benin nit
einem Mdr9en i'm SereniFemusftpl:
Gs mar etnmal Elm 80nig, Mlerb09fts
fueld9er cine f9One 5rau batten. Mnerz
bOdtoieielbe -?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-28

te. GRIT bel Ben penigen @elegen-
Beiten, bel oenen &lirt pdbrenb Iei-
mes ietigen aufelltbaIts Serene ge-
ieben uno meiit MIR iebr fIiid)tia
geiprohen bate, mar ibm Der Sc
oanfe gefommen, Dos WGod]en al
beiraten, ober ieitoem err gum err
itenmal aitftail6te, mar er immer
.lebbafter %genoroen, mar CUR aIor-
belt gefommen, OILS Woruid)fa, oie
gldnaenoe, ftdere, fripoIe internotio-
male @eieald)aftsoame, neben lie
getreten NOR. Ga enfpfanb er es 10
red]t in ieinem, i'm tiehten 8ruuoe
bod edit oeiltIden 5iibIen, pie ood)
ons iittiome, in itrengen anifourm
gen ertpodlene Nfdoden iiber ierer
ftano. &ielleidt wiirbe iie niemaIS
oos Saus zines Snbuitrief0nigs,
lein Salts, gldn5eno reprdientieren,
aber iie miiroe cine miloe, fluae,
onmutige Serrin Iein, miiroe linn
BORT ferne unter ben RuIien cine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-28

luoblige oeuti6e Sduslihfeit Ihaf
fen, Elm redtes Siien retro nod oen
anItrengungen uno 4ufreeuneelr
leines 8erufs. DAB linn Serene III
re Sono peiaern fonnte, oaran oafp-
te er gar niht; er batte Dos leiIe,
beieligertoe @efiibl, oaB er ibr nidlt
gleihgiltig lei. Ius ibrem Slid,
aus leidlten GerIegenbeiten in Ieiner
@egellipart bate err oas empFlnoen.
rno MN tat es ibm mol, iidb ibr
@liid aus5ulnalen, fpertn er ihr Err
offnen piiroe, onB tie Ieine ssrou
iperoen iolc, oaB err iie aus ifren
b%eid1rdnften %erh1ltnilIen binmts
fiiDrem pone in @lan5 itno &eidtrnn.
Seiner Natur bate es entiprofen.
ltd ibre Soif6 eIeih am onoern Ga
&c 81 iidern, fed 1tno friId sllslt-
areifen. pie er bos audi in ieinen
8elfoften tot. 0nonrdl bate er
inlner oie better GrfoIge erritnaer.
G~ortfesuna foIet.')
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SDn @in0enburg.
8emerfensperter Autfties hes ifeg>
reihen 9eerfIhrers.

Ser &rteg bat benz General Ser
Snfanterie BON 9in0enburg cine &eihe
GROCER unb tpoblberbienter Mus5eidz
nungen gebra9t. 69pn neni9e Sage
mad Der uebernabme bes Sberbefebls
i'm Often purbe er in N%nerfennung
ietnes Sieges bel 3annenberg gum
@enerdloberft ernannt. Der 9iegesz
5ug 9inoenburgs, Ser 1i9 an biefe
@9ladt onfdlpB. brahte ibm am &c.
Nobember Die @rnennun9 gum 9enez
eaIfeE0maridaGl. Der 8aiier i9rieb
IN ibn unter onberem: sir oieien
S9uB Der Sit9ren3e oes &ei9es ges
bi6rt Sbren Der poae 9anf bes 8az
terlanoes." ueber 10000 @efangene,
$50 9ef9iibe unb 200 Ma19inenges
ipebre botten bic Mrrneen 6irbenburgs
fur5 porber erbeutet. No9 cine tpei=
tere militdrif9e Miroe tpurbe ibm au
Sell, uno 5par bur9 Sen Scatter
5rans Sofef, ben ober1ten R~riegsberrn
Der uns ber6iinbeten Dfterrei9ii9zunz
earif6en Irmee. 8aifer 5ran3 Spz
fef beeliidpiinf6te 9inbenburg in
einem Selegramm CUR 8efDrbsrung
gum @eneralfelomarfdan unb erz
mamie i'm gum Sberftinbaber beg
0terrei6if9en acknowledgements
go. SO. Genau Elm babies Sabr nod
Der faiierli6en 0epei6e, Ole 9inoen=
burg an Die Spibe Der Streitfrdfte
I'm Often berief, erfolete am %. Sc
bruar na9 Ser Winterf9la9t in Mu=
furen eine reue faiIerli9e &unbgebung
an feinen fiesreiden 6elbmarf9an fol-
gen6en Wortluuts: rMein lteber Sc
neralfefbmari9an! Na9 benz glorz
reiden 8erluuf Der Winterf1ln1t in
Mafuren, in Der unter Sbrer bstpdbrz
ten, meiiterboften 2eitung MleIn uns
perglei9lides, tapferes Oitbeer benz
Jeino Den leBten 5uBbreit bes beiz
matli9en 8obens entri1en uno feline
Mrmee, melt in oas eigene 2unb treiz
benb, Dernihtenb sefdlagen bat, 1T es
mir bringenbes 8ebiirfnis, gu banfen
fir ailes bos, fpas sic unb Die bra
ben Sruppen jebt tpieosr fir oas @az
terlanb geleifet bdben. Sd min met
mem f0nieli9en 9anf aber nod ba>
our9 befpnoeren Musbrud geben, oob
i9 Sbnen bas @idenIuub gum Srben
pour le merite perleibe unb sic fer
ner unter 8elafung q la fuite oes 3.
@aroeregtmentes gu SUB gum gbef
oes 2. WaTurifden Snfunterieregimsnz
tes go. lat ernerue. SIN Der Wa6l
oiefes &e9imentes, 6us fi6 Bel ben
&dmpfen i'm Often unpergGngli9e
2prbeeren errungen bot, tperben Sic
erieGen, pie banfbdren 6eraens i6
Sbre 8eroienfte nm Die 8efreiung DIT
preuBens pon benz feinbli6en @infan
anerfenne. @ott lei aud ferner nit
~urferer geredten Sade urb f9enfe
uns Md piele Iolde Siege. Milbelm.@
gDr fur5em puroe, pie man fi1 erinz
nert, auF 8efebl bes &aifers Elm pan=
5erfreuSer auf ben Namen ,s6inoens
burg" getauft.
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SODA FOUNTAINS.

gnrbpnators, ETC.; @lasiditen uHD Ipos
f6efer : uteniiIien. allie GtbIe ituO @r0>
fen arr Eager. @inige inenig gebraudz
fe Observation-Disclosures 2nbene nnb
Eieiiher : @inri1tlngen.
So. griebrid, Ta6ritaiit.
6eit SO SnbEen IN Com 8Gtoilto. Ser.
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@ptela.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 MIamo @lo5a -bibih moblierts
reine 3immer. SOC, Toe " per gag,
50. 80 urp anfndrts per Wod9e. 3i1lIleI
nit 2 @etten $500 per 2Sohe. Alfes
EeIepbon @rodeft $685.
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III EIGHTEEN HOTEL

8os beDeltet rEbe Gigbtcen"? 9as
bette Sotel fir oas lpenisite @elo IN San
antouio. 3imnler soc. 4lsge5eldnete
W1abI5eiten 25c. Niebrige Speaialra1eu
per @ode. Sab fret. grodett 6217. 81
e~entraIer Gage. 302 Siio>alnnlo StraBe.
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Dois n &obie.

@ir balten Die bette 8sble nnD DAG
bette 8rennbolS. Hrobiert nns. Ola5e
Wppn & Gpal So. grodett 6053. Scenes
Eel. 1871.
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Lawn Mowers geihdrft

10 ait fpie nen; freie ablieferun9. Gpl.
Inns, ~altbepdbrtes @ef6dft. 311 8otrtt
Ctr. Sci. grodett 1902.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-28

Gerlonat gbambcrIain's perfeftes
@ifen Suffer. gntbdIt fein Gorn,
halt @i~ngefpeioe eefnrb nnO Beine trdf@
tia. Sci @roceriiten oDer Grodett 1888,
Cater Geeb Co.. 400 6ibsElores Str.
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DUPUY reiniaf Suite.

@eaeniiber benz @unter Office : 8cs
abdube, 112 Ofts0ouin Ctr. 9amens
5trobs un6 Ranamos quite gere1n19f lno
geformt. Meine Irbeit 1T iiniicerS
frsffIih.
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Samen mn WeafiaeIinIter.

SreS staffel, 3f9 DIT : Commerce
Ctr. Sen, @etreibe, Gnrten> uro TeloiaS
men, @efIiaeliuttcr. Sufubatorer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-28

Wir brauden fir tidtige Eaten
Hod INNER ben siinftisen @tern
llnb fonnsn nimmer entraten
Oes Sesens bon Gott. benz Germ.
4Oelbeib Stir.
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6dnfp III YferOegddirrs Geparatul

grinat Cure Mrbeit at 8. S. gognr;
er perlfe6t fem @ef66ftl @ntes 3dnD@
ndhen unb Hepnrieren. 3ufrieoerheit
narantiert. 217 Mpe. @ grndett $50.
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Merchants TranSfer Co.

g~ransportieren uno GufiteIeu bon
.Gafes~ uno fhperer Mafdinerie cine
Gpe5iaIitdt. 4bhoIen, @erienben, aufbes
mahren etc. Office 5fO-514 OoIuroia
ctr. Beioe Eel. $50.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, QntomobiI : Neparas
t1rerl, Grpacetplene : SGfpeibung, de-
beiten am NnfabrtsS unD @nt5inoungs@
Hpparat. grodett 6625,
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1ranspprt> Weieafd,affen,
Carter uuaIy Transfer Co..

EamiIieneRutl1cn uno Sroidten. Be-
Sorat ilm5ieben uno Ws1beL : 9ngerung.
Baggage : Chandler. selepbon 1913.
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Can antDniu ants garts Go.

8ir baben Die Gas : Qnltalt, geile
unb llteniiiIien Der Snternational auto
@aool angefauft nnb tpiomen nlriere Selt
un6 uniern 8aunl aarl5 oiefer 8eThoits@
grande. @ir besiehen b~eltdnotq Due
perShie6en1ten NutomobileSeile nno err
1paren Sbnen @elo in unferem 9epnrte@
meut fir gebrolidte Seile nlo utenlt@
lien, @aIolin n11b Del. 613 San=Alatto
StrnRe.
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C. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.
gambler in Snr6ipnre, Gefen uab
Bletrpnaren. Brnftifher 8lempner nnb
Dadbeder. 934 GnsgDmmerce StraBe.
Srapis 1880.
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9l,umimgs mnD Bette.

NInrnu Gent & MunIng So. Wnt. Ho=
renser, giaentiimer. IGe uniere Baarel1
hoben noaes @epidt unb. WtaB, paneno
Fir 5tanOarDs @r0Ben. 215 Ane. y.
EeIephon grodett 1858.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-04
BRITISH TO ABOLISH POVERTY.
Cabinet Members in Agreement On
Curbing Vast Fortunes.

LONDON, Aug. 4.-According to the
parliamentary correspondent of the
Daily Express, the government is con-
sidering measures which aim at the
abolition after the war of what socio-
logists call 'prcvcntable poverty in
Great Britain. He says this was the
meaning of a passage in Mr.. Asquith s
speech on the economic conference,
when the Premier referred to certain
reforms designed "to spread the fruits
of industry more fairly Throughout the
community
The writer adds that the whole cab
met is in agreement on this question,
and that there are prominent men in
and near the government who favor
ways and means to bring about sys-
tenn Of state control or guidance of the
distribution of wealth.
The germ Of state action on this
principle is contained in the excess
profits tax clauses in the budget, which
this year is taking from very large ex
cess profits no less than II per cent.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-04
JACOB ESTEY is THE
ONLY WINNER TO-DAY
Reaches the Semi-Finai Round in Plav
for Second Is in State Golf
Tournament.
Especial to The Reformer.)
RUTLAND. Angus

III 1LAND. August I.
Jacob p Estey of Brattleboro won his
way into the semi-tinal round in the play
Tor the cup for the second Is in the state
golt tournament today He defeated T..
B. Childs of Dorset 4 up and 8 to play.
Onslow Thompson of Bratteboro lost to
Frank Crocker of Manchester and ; to
play and I. II. Harris was beaten up and
: to play by Ray +. Smith of Rutland.
All three Brattleboro players will enter
the big handicap contest tomorrow.
The semi-tinals for the state champion
ship finds +. b. Jennings of Bennington.
G. H. Fraser of Barre, W. A Barber. ir..
and Sewal Clark of Manchester still in
the running. Jennings is an ex-champion
and Barber Won the championship last
year
Six men at % tied for two places in the
hrst 10 yesterday, among them being
Thompson and Harris, both of whom went
into the second 10 on the draw In the
match play for the cup for the second Il
yesterday afternoon Harris defeated j +
Walsh of Barre 3 mp and to 60. Thomp
son won from W. H Dunn Of Rutland by
the same margin, while Jacob p. Estey
had no difficulty in his match against +
p. Boughton of the Dorset Country club
the score ending 5 up and 3 to go.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-04
Succeeded in Getting a Foot
hold i'm the South Part
of Fleury
FRENCH HOLDING
NORTHERN SECTION
The Battle Is Still Raging Today -
French Entered ThiaumoDt Earth
works, Eut Were Forced to Retire,
Taking 80 Prisoners.

PARIS, August 4--Ou the right bank
OF the river Mcusc north OF Nerdun the
battle continued along the front of Thiau-
mont Flcury, the Germans attacking soy
etal times during the night with great
fury, 1t was announced officially tins after
noon by the French war department
At one period ot the fighting the French
entered ThIaumont carthworks, but with
drew owing to the intensity OF the Ger
man bombardmcut, taking 50 prisoners.
Around Flcury the struggle was equally
violent, the statement adds, the Germans
attacking tho village several times and sue
Cecdng unoliy IN getting "A footing in the
south part ot the village The French are
holding the northern section of the place
and lighting is still going on All the at
tempts made 10y the Germans to drive the
French from the station southeast of
fIcuy were frustrated The French posi-
tions at Nachcrauvllc also were attacked
during the night, but the French war de
pattmcnt declares the Germans were
thrown back with severe losses.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-08-04
LIST OF
FAIR ASSOCIATION
Attractive Booklet Is Issued Today
Racing Purses Aggregate 81, 200
Special Attractions.

The premium list for the 3lst annual
fair of the Valley Fair association of
Brattleboro was issued today and is an
especially attractive booklet The front
cover bears five cuts of handsome
horses owned by II. r. c. Watson of
Brandon, which were shown here last
year and which, with others from his
stable and stables of other we'll known
breeders, will be exhibited again this
year.
\ total of 81 200 in purses has been
hung up for the nine class and stake
races to be contested on the three DAYS
of the fair, Sept. 10, 20 and p. The
races and purses for each are as fol-
lows:
Tuesday, Sept. 70 - 224 pace, PIG
trot and 2.17 pace, each for purse of
$500.
Wednesday, Sept. 2o-224 trot and
2.l7 trot, each for purse of $500; 220
pace (early closing) for purse of ST.
600.
Thursday, Sept. 21-2.al pace, purse
$500; 2.20 trot (early closing), purse,
$1,000; 2.l3 pace, purse $500.
The entries close at noon, Sept. -.
The rules of the National Trotting as
sociation will govern the races with ex-
ceptions that hobbies will be allowed
and horse distancing the field or any
part thereof, will be entitled to only one
money.
The vaudeville entertainment will in
clude Russell and Frank in comedy
monkey act and comedy bar act; the
Leach Wallin Trio, three beautiful
girls who are aerial acrobats and wire
contortionists; an act in which two men
hold in the air on standards a large
cycle whirl in which a young woman
continues to loop the loop; and a balloon
ascension and parachute drop each day,