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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
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Health enough to make work
pleasure.
Wealth enough TO support your
needs
Strength enough to battle with
difficulties and overcome them
Grace enough to confess your SINS
ana sorsake them
Patience enough to toll until some
good 10 accomplished.
Charity enough that shall see
some good in your neighbor,
Cheerfuiness enough that shall
make others glad.
Love enough that shalt move you
TO be useful and helpful to others.
Faith that shall make real the
things OF God.
And hope that shall remove all
anxious fears concerning the future.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
4 GREAT DAY.

This IL Christmas day, the an
niversary Of the worlds great
est event. To enc day all the
early world looked forward. to
the same day the later world
looks hack. That day holds time
Observation-Disclosures Smith.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30

Read our For Sale" column
weekly and profit thereby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
RID STOMACH OF
GASES, SOURNESS,
AND INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" ends all
stomach distress i'm five
minutes.

You don't want a slow remedy when
your stomach is bad-or an uncertain
cne--or harmful one--your stomach
Is too valuable; you mustn't njure 1t
with drastic drugs
Papc's Dinpepsin ia noted for it's
speed IN giving relief; it's harmless
ness: It's certain unfailing action in
regulating sick. sour. gassy stomachs.
Its millions Of cures in indigestion,
dyspepsia. gastritis and other stomach
trouble has made it famous tho world
over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor in
your homc--keep II handy-get large
nfty-ccnt case from any drug store
and then IL any one should eat some
thing which doesn't agree with them;
II what they cat lays like lead, fer
Inenta and sours and forms gas; causes
headache. dizziness and nausea; eruc-
tations 81 acid and undigcsted food
remember as soon AS Pape's Diapepsin
comesNin contact with the stomach all
such distress vanishcs Its prompt
LESS. certainly and case in overcom
ing tho worst stomach disorders Is a
revelation TO those who try it.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

enemies is being misled The French
assert that they have rcca pturcd Hart
mannE- Wctlcrkopf. which We took away
from them on tho 2ith of April In
reality, no attempts Al all have been
made since tho unsuccessful attempts to
r"captnrc tho SUNNI, m the afternoon
81 APRIL e6. Therefore, the summit is
IN our hands
The British report says that the
French advancing on the left wing OF
the British, have recaptured tho VII
lasc Of Hetsas, In Flanders In reality.
neither was this village attached yes
terdaN Furthermore the Br.tish re-
port states that IN" German report re-
Eerd!ng the capture Of four British
guns Is not correct II Ia pity for
the British army administration that
II is SO badly informed by its subnrdi-
mates. although II is easily understood
that the regular transmission OF reports
may ne some what disorGanized BY tho
sn"ei with which the british troops
left tn" battle field Oh the 25th. Ac-
cordinG Ia tho inscription they bear the
cantHred guns belonged to the Second
London Garrison Artillery and tho Sec
ond London Territorial Division. They
are l2s-centimcter guns, which will
max" their presence on our side clearly
known 10 our opponents In the near
future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
British.

LONDON. April 2S.-The follow
ing British official statement was
issued tonight:
Fighting TO the north and north
east Of Ipres continued all yestcr-
day. Our operations. in conjunction
with the French, definitely stopped
the German attack, and il has no,
since been renewed.
since yesterday morning there
have been no Germans west OF the
canal except At Stcenstraat. where
they have established small
hridcehead
The readius;ment OF the situa-
ton has nscessitated the delivery
OF counterattacks both. by the
French and our troops on tho north
Of the Ypres salient. In resisting
these counterattacks the Germans
again made use OF asphyxiatinc
gases and OF shells manufactured in
CONFIRMATION OF The Hague convcn-
ton.
''On the remainder of the front
there is nothing 10 report"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
TRAW HEARING ON MAY 7
Question Ms to Jury Trial to Determine
sanity VIII Be Determined.

NEW YORK, April 2s.--Thc appellate
division Of tho Supreme Court to-day
granted the AttorncY-Gcncrars applica :
ton for an alternative writ restraining
supreme Court Justice Hendrick from
empanellins a jury to test the sanity
OF Harry *. Thaw. Argument on
whether the writ should he made per-
manent will be heard on May a.
Justice Hcndrick decided he had
power 10 call on a jury TO aid him in
determining Thaw's sanity, and an
nounced he would do 40. State au,hori-
tics who are hgh,ing to have Thaw
returned to Mattcawan contend the
justice had no such power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
BATTLE NEAR STRN SHOWS
NO SIGNS OF DIMINISHING

FETRoGRAD, April $ via Lon
donl.-The battle % ;he Russian and
the Austro-German armies IN he
vicinity OF St-y ir the Carpathtan
Mountains has entered .is ntth day
with no sisns OF diminishing and w.;h
the outcome still undecided.
Fighting is progressing II the mar
row mountain d.fles and there IS i!-iie
opportunity for the carrying ou; O.:
maneUvers
The exceedingly strong Ausi-o-Ge--
man force according 20 the rtage- .e.
ports received here Is daily receiving
rc-ento-cer1eais
Southwest o: s;-y tie Russians sail!
are threatening Czsok Pass inc
SUBMITS .-1-rst.at@ty -c.;h and north
ives; Q. j, already have t=ea captured
Minor military activity = reported
IRON. Kalwa-yz- rsa- 80 Ezs: Pruss-za
borde-, wt=-e Gegra-. aitscE .s SAID
20 hzvs been -epuis=1 Tie Russian
fortress 9: cssowecz Is being sui.
.sct@d 70 : co-;!-eous 1Eh; artillery
IRE
;! 2-sz.a- ga: zs-oPlz.= Aas v:z:.et
t1sEzs, E--Ss5z1 tom .: Se.de-burg,
.ws-;.-:c-- mile. so1:a q Koe..Es-
beg az d-o7psi 80? 7o9-ts Q: *
p!os.yes TIE -&..-cat ,=--1.a.. prep
sr,y appeared % Azvs n.sa seriously
tamEgst
=, s-va.E. G*--z- s.,o7lzae was
brought doT-. D.; s: :e!. within ,hs
German Ines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
TWO ARE FRUSTRATED BY
EXTREME SUMNER HEAT
James Johnson and George HILL Are
Treated by Ambulance Surgeon.

Treated by Ambulance Surgeon.
There were tevo victims Of the heat
under which Richmond swcltercd again
Yesterday Ambulance Surgeon Pit
kowitZ was called twice to treat per-
sons unable 10 withstand the demands
made upon their physical strength
The thermometer attained maximum
Of 30 degrees.
James Johnson, 2h3o West Moore Street.
engaged in street construction work
before tho house at 2307 Park Avenue.
dropped in tho street and was treated
by the surgeon. The other victim was
George Hall. colored GOA North Thir-
ticth street. who fell out while at his
work in the Federal Cigar Company's
plant. noth men recovered after be-
Ing treated
Bertha stuart. colorcd, o0s short
Etakcr Street. was taken with an at
tack of acute congestion of the lungs
Will" passing the Christian Church on
cowardn Avenue. and died in the
street few minutes after Dr. P!tko-
WITT arrived
l. H. Make. SOC North rwentv-six
Street a driver Of wagon belonging
70 the Rcnnie Dairy Company, cndeav-
ored TO stop his runaway horse yester-
DAY and was badly bruised and cut
about the body, when the animal
dragged him a considerable distance.
RE was not seriously injured and was
BILE To 20 home. after the ambulance
, surgeon had treated him.
Jos Robinson. colored 1927 North
| Seventeenth Street. was kicked in tho
chest by q mule in the stables at I3
South Tenth street and is thought to
have sustained fractured rib. He
was taken TO Virginia Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
OFFICIAL STATEMENT ny
GERMAN IIEtDQI NItTENS

BERLIN April Is Cvia London,-
German army HEADQUARTERS to-day gave
out this Official statement.
I'm the western thcater
The English attempted Yesterday IN
recapture tho territory which they had
: los; in Flanders In tho afternoon ,bcv
commenced an attack on both sides OF
the Yprcs- Filhet nigh road but the
attack broke down completely 2ne
meters in front Of our position
"A second English advance further
10 the east during the eveu,ng had the
same result. Here also the enemy eur.
fered heavy losses The enemy did no,
attack on Tho western hank az Ma
canal
I'm the ChampaFne district an extern
sive French group OF fo~tlfcatians was
taken by US by storm during the nler,
and successfully deccndci ana NAN
tanned against several countarat;acks
The enemy again suffered heavy loseas
sixty unwoundeG Frenchmeu. four ma
chine guns and thirteen mine tHrowers
falling into our hands
Between the HJeuse ana INC voa.lla
only fierce artillery battles took a,aoe
strong French night attack IN 70
Pretre wood was rcrulsed wltn sanplii-
nary losses
After their unsucctsstul advances d.
Apr!n 20. the french have made no
more fresh attempts 10 attack ON orr
positions on Hartmanns-W encrkonr
at Aitkirche one Of our avlators
brought down French aeroplane
In tha eastern th.atcr
we took possession 81 Russta. ,o
sitions extending over a 'front.' % ,cent,
kilomeiers twelve miles, 10 the north
east and cast ot suwaik!
TO the north ~ przasnysz tNor'Ho-r
: Poland) two ofAc"rs and 40 Russian.
were taktn prisoners yesterday. an,
three machine guns were captured
Yesterday's ofhe!al French and Brit
ish comn.unlcator again f.rn.sned f.,
t.resting proofs Of the neane whereb,
the public In tho coun,ries OF on,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
In FAVOR OF SUFFRAGE
FOR WOMEN OF SOUTH
Resolution Adopted by One Section
OF Conference for Education
and Industry.
RURAL CREDITS DISCUSSED
Proposal of W. Il. G. Harding Sub.
United, and Leads to Expression OF
Views by j. l.. Coulter-DeveIop.
lnent OF Water-POwer Consiticrctl

CHATTANOOGA, April 2S-Adoptiou
by the Southern Womcn's Section or a
resolution favorinS woman's SUFFRAGE
ana discussion by tho full conference
lol rural credits and the developmcot
OF the water power in tho South, were
the features OF the second days session
here to-day OF the Southern Conference
Tor Education and Industry. The SUI
rage resolution, offered by Mrs Dcsbn
Brcckenridge, OF Lexington, KY, was a.
follows:
Resolved, That n large educational
work can only be accomplished in tho
shortest time by the enthusiasm and tho
help or the whole people: that the
mother sex should take In this genera
ton, as II has in the past necessary
and important part in the education Of
The young; that the South needs today
IN hcr educational problem the help OF
every woman in the South rendered in
the most effective way: and that this
conference feels that Southern women
therefore. should have the right 10
make their educational interests effcc-
tive hy the use of the ballot In voting
taxes. selecting school officers and OH
aiming school legislation"
The proposal OF w. p G. u,rdi,y
member Of the Federal Reserve Roard
FOR rural credits by state action was
submitted and discussed by John Lee
Coulter. Nashville. Tenn. who was a
member OF tho American commission
..IH WIN 10 Europe 10 study aRri-
cultural systems OF finance r. /
Brooks, OF Mississippi. another member
OF the commission, will present his
views Tomorrow, at which time an i'm
portant symposium on rural crcditu
VIII be held. II is expected that the
conference will lend It's force to the
movement FOR rural credit legislation
Representative Adamson, Georgia
chairman Of tho House Committee on
Interstate Foreign Commerce, smoke to-
DAY on IN" Importance OF water power
development In promoting Southern
prosperity and urged tho conference 10
press actively for more liberal lcgisla-
ton along this line.
Fairfax Harrison. president OF the
southern Railway, predicted an early
revival q. business and substantial
prospcrity, In An address prepared for
delivery before the conference and read
IN mis- absence by j. &. Williams, ms
sistant TO the president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
German.

BERLIN, April IS Iby wireless).-
German headquarters to-day gave
out this official report:
The British attempts 10 recon
Guer lost ground in Flanders all
have failed
In the Champa sne. north OF lie
Mesnil, German troops stormed the
extended French Entertainments.
French attacks in the forest Of
lie Pretre have been repulsed.
Against Hartmanns- Weilerk OPT.
which the Germans hold. there have
been no new French attacks
TO the northeast and cast Of
Suwalki, in Russian Poland. Ger
man forces have conquered Russian
positions along a front OF twenty
kiiometers twelve miles)."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
The NAVY.

The seventeenth century canals or
term very slowly evolved from ''navi-
gator" There are many country pub
lic-houses still existing that testify 10
sign. The Navigators' Arms" which
depicts brawny laborcr with a spade
in one hand and a foaming pot Of beer
In the other. But you may search Eng
land through and through and you will
not find a "Navvy's Arms"
Curiously enough. while the navy
who makes our roads now obtained his
designation from digging out canals
the canals were all legally classified as
roads in n great body of statutes
the road acts" But what would have
been his nickname If railways had
come before waterways?--The London
Chronicle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
ARMENIAN SITUATION
CAUSE OF UNEASlNESS

WASHINGTON. April 2S--.Ambassa-
dor Morgcnthau, at Constantinoplc.
cabled the State Department to-day
that there was much uncasiness in
Turkey over the Armenian situation,
and that he already had made repre-
sensations to the Turkish government
for tho protection of Armcnians. He
referred to one naturaliZcd American
citizen who had heen threatened
Mr.. MorRcnthau's message crossed
one sent To him yesterday by the State
Department, instructinS him to take
UP with Turkey reports Of outbreaks
in Armenia
days report. il was said. savo no
details OF the uprising.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
WHAT WEARING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS

In the Carpa thians. in the region
OF The Czsok Pass. we repulsed on
the 10Th and during the following
night. attacks which the enemy de-
liNered with great energy. and also
against the heights northeast OF thc
villages OF Lubnia and Butla. The
enemy suffered heavy losses on our
wire acknowledgements.
In the direction of Stry dcspcr-
ate engagements continue.
In the region to the south of
koziowa the enemy on tho 18TH at
tempted an assault against our
front OF koziowa- Golovctzky, but
We rcpulscd him by successful coun-
ierattacks with the bayonet."'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
AJSTRItNS REPORT
CAP1lR OE RNIAN

BERLIN. APr!! g via LondonJ.-
kilograms received in Berlin today
from Cze-rov!'z, the capital % 8uHo-
wira, say that Tho Aus;r!ans have
s;ormed ana captured the town OF
Bojan. TO the east OF Czernow.ib
Bojan : the key to the Russian posi-
lions, which now arc thrown back 10
the extreme frontier OF BuKowina.
Tho attack was so surprising. the
dispatches say. that the Russian gen
eral star barely escaped capture The
Austrian mortars are reported 10 have
caused the heaviest losses among the
Russians H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
French.

PARIS. April cS.-The French
War Once statement this afternoon
says:
North OF Ypres We have con-
tinued TO make progress. This is
particularly so on our left. where
we took six machine guns. two
bomb throwers. much war material
and several hundred prisoners. in
Guiding a number OF officers.
The encmy's losses were heavy.
Al single point on the front, not
far from the canal. We counted over
500 bodies of German soldiers.
ON the heights OF the Mouse
along tho front OF Les Epasses-
Saint Remy. and the trench of
Calonne, we continued to gain
ground. advancing about one kilo-
meter 'iwo-thirds OF m;le). ineict-
ing very heavy losses. and destroy
ing q German battery"
To-nishrs War Office statement
said;
The day has been relatively calm
IN Belgium. with no modification in
the situation. We have retained the
ground which We resained in the
last tGTc' Gays.
In Champagne the Germans took
from US, in the region OF Beause-
sour, 500 meters OF advanced
trenches We have re;aken half OF
thenL
In the ArEonne. near Marie
Th-rese, an attsck attempted by the
Germans was immediately checked
hy. our a.s At Les Epasges the
enemy has to,rharded. bat delivered
70 further attack
The same thing has occurred az
Hsr,man-s- WsilarAopt. The GER
mans have directed an intense ire
against ihe summit. but made no
a,tacE to-day.
During the course OF The day Of
April - our avia;ors launched
'h'r'E-;wo shells on The station al
Sollweile- tseyen miles northwest
OF MUe.nausen). and sixty shells on
The station 2; Chambley. where they
SCI ire 70 q depot Of munitions
The station at Arnaville con the
Lorraine froatier) and the junction
OF the railways Of Chambley and
Th:aEcourt have been bomba -ded at
riEh:.
on .April IS ore Q. our aeroplanes
dropped SIX proiect,les on the
hangers Q: the dirigibies &, Fried
richsAaten. The aviator observed
clouds o. smoke rising from the
roo: Q: one hangar. Twenty-one
shells have been dropped on the
station. The bridges and a factory
:; Leo7oldshoae Baden During
this tori aa-duen: one OF our aero
Planes FL! within the German lines.
During the course OF the day
four German machines we're pur-
sued and reached by our av;ators.
One fell ablaze within The lines %
The enemy near Brimont Two
o;hs-s came 70 the earth near our
tTenches-one in Champagne and
The other IN ihe region OF Ancre-
and we're destroyed h. our ar,il-
l+ry. The fourth fell within our
lines g, Nuizon. west OF Rheims.
The ;~o German aviators, who we're
1ci wounded. We're taken prisoner"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
Belgian.

LONDON. April 2S.-An official
announcement has been given out
from Belgian army headquarters on
the Continent. which reads:
The situation on April % at
7. NJ. showed that the German artil-
lery was evidencinC little activity
on the front held by the Belgian
army.
The French. aided by the Belgian
artillery. and infantry have taken
Lizerne and several German trenches
in the direction OF Het Sas. More
than 100 dead were counted on the
battlefield. The booty comprises
six quick firing guns and 900 prison
ers. The attack continues"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
AsPHYXIATING HONBS
HAVE LITTLE EFFECT

HAVRE. FRANCE. April 2s.-As-
phyxtatinE bombs used ny the Ger
mans on Monday night against Belgian
positions had little effect. because OF
preventive measures. Advices re-
ceived here say tho Germans, confident
that the gases would prove effective,
advanced in compact masses south Of
DiXmude. hut We're greeted with q hail
of bullets from quick -tircrs a furious
bayonet charge then was launched by
the BelGians, and The Germans retired.
Their losses are said TO have been
very heavy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
Austrian.

VIENNA, April IS tv!a London).-
The following official communica-
tion was issued to-day AT the War
Department:
The general situation is un-
changed. In the Carpa thians and in
Russian Poland heavy artillery com
bats occurred at isolated points.
our artillery blew up two Russian
ammunition stores. Repeated night
attacks by the enemy in the district
cast. of the height OF Ostry were
repulsed.
In Southeastern Galicia and in
Eukowina there were no important
events"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
Naval Carnival at Norfolk
April 30 and May 4.
S:..i5 Round Trip vim
Norfolk and Western Railway.

Round trip tickets at rate Of s3.45
will be sold from Richmond to Norfolk
and return on the above dates good to
return until May ., 1915.
The big parade of 1000 sailors. ac-
companed by Naval Bands. and. the
many other inspiring features of the
Carnival. together with the oppor-
tunity of seeing the interncd German
Commerce Dcstroycrs. the Prince Eitel
Friedrich and the KronprinZ Wilhelm
now at tho Norfolk Navy-Yard. will
attract many people to Norfolk at that
time.
Thc Norfolk and western Cannon
ball all-stccl trains are still the popu-
lar carriers of travel between Rich
mond and Norfolk, as they have the
trains of any line running solid with
out change of ears, between these two
cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
ptckIjur 3'ip,I,er

Timber experts have discovered that
'imncrs thoroughly soaked In the brine
OF the Great Salt Lake OF Utah are
very slow TO decay. Piling which was
driven into the bed OF tho lake over
d!tion hecansc the timber is thoroughly
i,nprcRnated with salt. II has been
suggested that timbcrs may be soaked
IN inc waters or the lake ana thcn he
thoroughly covered with crcosote to
keep In the salt and keep out the III OILS
turc. Sea water does not have the same
nreScrvatiNc influence on timber he
cause II Is not nearly 40 salty as that
OF tho Salt Lake.-Amcrican Boy, ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
GERMAN ATTACK
HALTED By ALLIES

(ContirUed from FIRST ?age)
shells. Some ambU!ances have been
hit, and suffered severely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

''he Austrian submarine Us is of
273 tons displacement. and OF 500 horse
power on the surface. Her speed is
eleven and onehalf knots on the SUR
face and ten Knots submerged. Her
maximum cruising radius Is LOCO
knots.
The Us was completed in 1910, and
of the Holland type.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

The French armored cruiser Leon
Gambetta displaced 12.4l6 tons. and
carried 700 TO 500 officers and men.
She was built al Bres; in 1908. was
4S6 feet long. seventy and onc-fourth
feet beam. had n mean draft OF twenty
six and one half feet, and carried four
7.s-inch guns, sixteen d4-inch guns,
twenty four three FOUNDERS and five
eiehteen-inch torpedo tubes. She cost
S5.SSO, 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

money rs OF taste.
If you want style, this
is the store where you can
buy it.
Special models in Spring
Suits for special young
men who specialize in
style, who realize the cash
value Of fine appear
ancc.
Three, two or one-but-
ton Sacks, close fitting,
&15 to $40.
The famous Berry Con-
servative Models, for men
of quiet taste-$15 to $40.
Straws, Panamas, the
Berry Oxford-everything
as you'd have it here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

Trap. torpedocd and sank tho French
cruiser Leon Gamhctta IN the lonian
Sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
VIRGINIA ONLY WANTS
JUSTICE IN DEBT CASE

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