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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

FOX snIc, horse, buggy and barno...
buggy recently painted and new niet ness:
on stine Thoroughbred mare, 6 years
old. registered. good driver, rider .,,1s
jumper. ANY one desiring q horse ~
summer pleasure will make no n,ist, LOT
In Duying same. Will soil ali for s$ase
or ssparately. Apply c. l.. Brooks Az;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

EDUCATED woman desires position III
home OF best class it, o" near II city.
invalid lady. housok"epcr with care Of
small children; chapcyon for Older Gill;
drem ,rnyclnr companion Those re-
plying VIII state exact duties Eu-
aud by references. Address ! g31, care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

SELLS like hot cakes. laundry wax
Perfumes clothes w.h lasting violet
perfume. Working outfit BE- New Of
fer perfume Gloss. - Water street,
Now York.
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FOR SALE-AnimaIs.

Parties in need OF good. seryic.,,,.
stock right out OF the hardest kind ne
WORK. can find them at our stables an Ui
from 500 to 1850 pounds: price. siss
Per pair ", and horses and mares from
up. This stock is ali n GOOD so cond, head
ant will be sold under a Full guaranten
!. rot as represented money refunSeS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

l' ~ REPRESENTATIVE wanted: exclusive
territory: now invention, guaranteed
hT reputable corporation saving % per
cent to gasoln" users or money re-
'HHd"di automobile. motor boat. sta
.i"n"rE "nEIu" owners huy At first Of
IenhSi territory going quickly Gas
saver sales COMPANY, 1890 Broadway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

WANTED position BY an experienced
stokes x smith paper box maker.
!. H&2, care Timos-DlSpatCh
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WANTED-Board and Room

'N'H-' = I'D tP'ttRNR "fhU fsVOfIl
WANTED, room and board I'm private
family by young lady. employed.
Address e. NJ. W.. care Times Dispatch.
LADY desires room and board in pri-
vatc family, no boarding house, with
use Of bath. for summer months Rer-
crences. Terms must he reasonable.
* sos. care Times Dispatch.
TWO ladies desire 2 rooms and bath
with board or convenient to board,
Immediately or September /. Phone
Boulevard 1871.
YOUNG lady wants room and board
at once. private family or small
boarding house: south of Broad; cen
trail Terms reasonable. Address r
7I5, care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

/ AGENTS. large manufacturer wants re-
liable men, women, 10 sell guaranteed
/ hosiery. underwear, shirts direct 10
homes Write for free samples Madi.
son Mills. SIS Broadway. New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

AGENTS. make ST to 50 per day placing
Concentrated OranEcade Extract with
retail trade in rural districts Credit
extended 10 responsible agents. Sam
pl" 2bc. amount refunded on first order
Davis Bros. 3lH Mon;rOsc Street, Vine
land. =. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

AGENTS. do not accept any offer until
YOU have ours. Write for free sam
plc md new catalogue, just out Caro-
lima sales Co. Henderson, y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

HORSES and mules for hire, by do;
=, week or month, for sale or exchsness'
Suillvnn's stable. sos East Cary. 1.n
boarding horses wanted also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

CNENCEl.LED speciality proposition:
commission contract; $50 weekly for
expenses. Continental Jcwclry Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

PORTRAIT agents-If YOU npprecinic
good portraits and prompt services
sent us your originals and portraits will
De promptly returned by express: con-
feE cases. $3.50. Independent Portrait
emo Frame Company. S29-3l South
state Street CHICAGO
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main line G. & o. r. r.; modern baths.
acetylinc lights. For rates. address
j. D. bowman, Millboro. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

SITUATION as hookkccpcr on general
office work. VIII make mNsclf gem
orally useful. Best references. salary
reasonable i 7o9, care Tnuos-pis-
patch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

FLNCATCHEKS the best seller in the
market can hc hung to ceiling or
rest on table. SAMPLES sc each. 6 for
nc, 100 for $3.50. Get our catalogue
of novelties, etc. Postcards. 9Oc per
. 90" up. Gross Il onard Co, 2li7 Ar
thur Avenue, New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

MANUFACTURE fly paper. caterpillar
and inject glue. Very small invest
full information. American sticky Fly
Paper Co. 1851 Broadway, New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

WANTED, SatcsWau TO call on .,roCcrs,
genera! stores auu ConIcCtiOncrs in
small country TOWNS 20 per cent com
mission Sba weekly Grayyiug account
Eea gross Company st Louis, Mo,
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FOR sALE-.Horse.

FOR sale. first class fancy drivin =
horse, most stylish horse in citv:
years DID, well broke; also runahn,t
and harness. Phone Madison 2s1i
FOR sale. pony OUTFIT. Shetland -WeI.6
pony, gentle and sound Brew.tar
EoyornesB cart. silver-mounted hornnuuIi
saddle and Bride Outflt. saSt
East Grace Street ID
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GENTS. 500 weekly at home during
leisure moments: absolutely no cam
NaSSlng: no experience necessary fur
nish everything. Don't worry about
capital Address Boyd II. Brown, De-
partment C-l34, Omaha, Neb
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SALESMAN wanted 10 represent la,,..
manufacturing Young mann
fcrred WILL y 2ls, care Times Bis.
natch
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AGENTS wanted-FaSt selling automo-
bile SpccialticS; make big money: cv-
cry automobile owner possible GUS
toner; booklet free. Write quick Auto
Specially Co. MorCantowu. w Va
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WANTED to sell. a small driving hor.o
suitable for ladies. w. O'NIara So
20, Patterson Avenue. Westhampton
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SALESMAN for pcr.r!I rI.yr.,-,.,
trade ~ Virginia 20 sell n t!.,v rrn,.
o5iiion OF merit Vacancy July AL
weekly for expenses Niues r. i2f>r.r
Co, Whoi@Sa!c Jewellers 27s ~ carIin
iiEild'n@, tleVc land. Onto.
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BOARDING.

Beautiful location, country and scn
shore combined. with city convoniences.
E Gseslep Nea ,ao ro,f Tepms g sl2 per
year. Misses Tabb. boulevard Inn.
Hampton, Va '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

FOR sale or hire. one horse, dolIbIe-
morse Ice wagon and one Sci -,
double harness Phone Madison Cos
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SITUATIONS wANrED-s,.rc.

ESPERiENCED mechanical chauffeur.
now employed, bat desires TO change
position. Prefer private family. R"t-
erences. 22I, care Tunes Dispatch
POSITION as chnuiour. ,.cars export
ence, , years present position. tnE-
liSh. Good references. Address G lO3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

genuine. same rainbow fire, stand
tests. sell at sight: live agents wanted;
tor sample: case offer free Mexican
DIAMOND Importing Company. BoX A,
Las Cruces, " NJ -
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SALESM EN- and agents to sell widely
used. profitable speciality direct to
farmers and stock raiscrs; big money
made by huStlcrS: season now on. Ad-
droS. telling who YOU are and territory
desired. The colo.craft Company. Clcvc-
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WANTED-Board.

WANTED. by n lady and daughter.
board in private, refined family.
References exchanged. Call Randolph
l3a2-J, or address Mrs. L.. 320 East
Grace.
FTRST-CLASS accnmmoda tons. pcrmn
nent and transicnts. Madison 44S0-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

RICHMOND banking institution. which
has paid 40 dividends. offers stock
Tor sale. payable s. monthly, creating
department for building homes. Good
pay ana $500 for selling most stock.
Give your phone. Box 80, city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

WANTED, summer boarders at River
side. Amherst County, formerly tho
r. q. Scott place. Good fishing, bath
ing and plenty OF shade. For rates mp
ply r. w. Oglesby. Albert. Va.
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S!i' IN. summer rates; several cool.
hoard in house, excellent servants No
North Laurel. opposite Monroe Park.
l:%icrences exchanged. Phone Randolph
6nS?- w P''
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WANTED, to exchange. Enuii.h
pommel side saddle (coat s90I for,
pony cart. or will sell for cash $40
care Times Dispatch oi''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

WANTED, n party with $4,000 to
lake an interest in an electrical
construction. Address X GIT, .are
Times Dispatch
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ercnces. 927, care Times Dispatch.
POSITION as choumeur. ~cars' export
fish. Good Wilderness Address G i6S.
care Timcs-Disputch
WANTED noSition nv rruisinr.d phur-
mac!s, of Is wears cxrrricucc. sin
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nerience positton univ l. RSst of re.
ferences. Address \ .2S care Rich
mond Times pispntcR
yOI-VT; men bi.,j, ecnooi ,-T9dIy9;r
with saypr,l v.srs' o~n.rjrrr, i'm
bool;iiacninr and rcn.ral ofliC. work.
derircs positiou Address L. GI2 care
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year i'.'' ~ q YOUNG VT. yea "G',.
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WANFED-Agents.

Pltrt RE agents. wake up, The good
old days have returned Ou, new in
N1nuon, tho electro gillette means posi-
thy" deliveries. orders easy. Prices
tn" lowest You ever dared expect
Write this minute The Salisbury
studios. salisbury, Md. Dept. +.
AGENTS. Little Gem" Automatic Gas
Lighter meet instantaneous sale.
Newest agents article over $50 per
cent profit, get busy now PoStal
brings valuable propositions Automatic
ga Appliance Co. Inc, Union Square,
New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

COMPETENT experienced stouoersurar.
with serrc'arlal ABILITY desires pcr-
manent position .Ahlo aud willing 10.
accent responsibility. I no l,,.
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

ROOM and board. 209 South Third
cel1ed, shower baths.
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- I'm y selling to department
St"icS m!lln"rs and uotions stores
- S"H oHr patented specially a. , si6n
na'' stilct!y commission Tht-. I,ynat
ssninphny Land Title Building. phiia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

BOARDERS wanted In quiet country
home; high location. large. shady
yard; convenient to post-oflice and sta
ton. Near mountains and river l.. 8.
Lewis, Lynnwood. Va.
Mrs. TRANSPORTS YOUNGER Will take
summer boardcrs. Near the Oak
Wood Country Club. Address K. r. D.
A. I.ynchburg, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

YOUR childs success depends largely
Business education pays best Special
proposition open for present. Call,
telephone or write. Massey Business
College
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FOR RENT-Rooms.

~ ia lbl FURNISHED rooms in uuiet
respectable house. at very reasonahIe
rates; gentlemen only taken 7lS East
Marshall Street
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SUMMER BOARDING

WANTED. boarders at Mountain View.
three -fourths mile from Gordonsvillc.
Phone. mail twice Al day. Terms. SIS
per week. Mrs. tDr.) u. G. Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

FIRST CLASS apartments, vapor heat,
private bath and excellent cuisine
Furnished to permanent and transient
9oarders at Mrs. Horace Wexford
| JoneS's new and well-eouipncd house
zoo East Franklin Street.
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO PURCHASE
\ WORKING INTEREST IN SOME
CATIONS CONFIDENTIAL Address
j 222, CARE TIMES DISPATCH
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FOX gentlemen, nicely furnished front
rooms: also small front room All
IIonIeniencHs: reasonable rates; central
location. 2l5 East Grace
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BARGAINS! Bargains Send for free
magazine 200 bargains. Farm lands.
our services free to buyers. Western
Snles Agency. Minneapolis Mimi.
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WE pay SSI5 monthly for ono s3lc
daily new mammoth S-Toot outdoor
electric sign; sells SIS. Flaehtlc sign
Works. Chicago.
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l.EESBURG. Virginia's popular resort.
! Information and rates upon applica-
| ton. LccSbury Inn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-02

patients moistened skin and plaster or bandage may be used for holding it in position tightly against the skin
 The other end of the telephone has attached to it bare wire of silver, preferably, which has been disin- fected by boiling or by some strong antiseptic. One end of the wire is attached to the telephone terminal, which cannot be disinfected readily, but the other end is handled only by the surgeon or his assistant, with the usual antiseptic precautions. The wire can either be wound around any instrument it is desired to use or spring clip may be employed, by means of which the wire can be brought into connection with knife, probe, needle or forceps, as the case
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W the war has produced?
 It would probably be i'm possible to answer this question with any approach to accuracy and impar- tiality. But it is interesting to com pare some of the incidents reported and see how modern courage con- pares with that of past history.
 It is generally admitted that all the nations engaged have fought with remarkable bravery and steadi- ness, so that man must have done some extraordinarily daring action to make himself notable. Thousands and thousands of acts of bravery have been performed by many among the millions of soldiers engaged Doubtless some of the most heroic have died without having their acts mentioned
 Of the innumerable feats of bray cry reported the one that has i'm pressed the British public most is that of Sergeant Michael OLeary, of the Irish Guards, who is native of Ireland, as his name suggests.
 He has received the coveted Vic- toria Cross, been promoted Sergeant and long description of his deeds has been given him on the official records-a very great honor He has also been offered commission, but will not take it at present because he does not want to leave the Irish Guards, and there is no place for him there as an officer.
 The cold official record says that O'Leary won his Victoria Cross flor conspicuous bravery at Cuinchy. When forming one of the storming party which advanced against the enemy's barricades he rushed to the front and himself killed five Ger mans who were behind the first
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the foe and slay many with his own hands but OLeary and many others In this war had proved that that is not the case.
 Many of the famous deeds of an- tiquity have been curiously par alleled in the war. For instance, one or the ancient feats that everybody mentions occasionally was how the brave Horatius held the bridge across the Fiber with two compan- ions against the whole Etruscan army.
 Now We find again and again that bridge has been the scene of deeds of conspicuous heroism in this war. The British were defending a river bank and bridge against a fierce German attack. The crew of a British Maxim gym had all been Killed. Then Angus Macleod, of the Gordon H1ghlanders, rose from cover, seized the Maxim gun and all alone carried 1t, under fire, to the far side of the bridge, where he played 1t on the advancing Germans.
 He is credited with having killed sixty Germans. Finally he fell dead and thirty bullets were counted in his body. The delay enabled the British to rally and repel their op- ponents.
 An extraordinary act of heroism was reported of an unnamed French soldier during the disastrous retreat or the French from the Belgian from tier and the Mouse River early in the war.
 This man had been taken prisoner with some companies. The Germans according to the report, drove their prisoners before them when attempt ing to cross a strongly defended bridge, to make the French think it was party of their own men return ing. As the French prisoners step ped on the bridge, one of them, big and strong-voiced man, yelled:
 Fire, nom de Dieu, or you will be wiped out.'
 His own act made his death cer- tain. He fell riddled with bullets from both sides.
 Lieutenant Leach and Sergeant Hogan of the British Army each re- celved the Victoria Cross for an ex- traordinarily daring and ingenious action. The two men killed two Ger mans, took sixteen unwounded pris- oners and twenty wounded men. Leach and Hogan with ten men crawled unobserved to a section of trench that had been captured by tne Germans earlier in the day. Leach and Hogan dropped into the trencn unnoticed and the ten men lay In wait to shoot any Germans who showed themselves.
 trench is built in zigzags so that there Is only a straight section of about twenty yards along which an enemy could shoot. The Germans in the first section were taken by sur prise and all killed or wounded. Then the two men hurried on to the next turning. As they walked Hogan put ms cap on his rifle and held it above the trench to show their men outside where they were.
 Lieutenant Leach poked his auto matlc revolver round the corner of the trench and began shooting at the Germans from cover. The German soldiers with their big clumsy rifles could not hit the deadly hand that was the only object to aim at. While the Lieutenant was shooting, Hogan watched over the top of the trench to shoot any German who tried to 3D. by the Star Company Great Brit
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to be introduced

may be, which IS to be introduced into the wound.
 When the instrument is introduced into the body 1t will, on first contact with any metal, give rise to an un- mistakable click carried through the telephone. and then if it be gently moved or slightly disturbed, so as to make rubbing contact with the foreign body an equally unmistak- able, loud rattle will be elicited.
 The metal can then be dissected out with the knife or otherwise freed from the encircling tissues, because a constant control can be exercised over the foreign body by the surgeon by reason of the microphonic rattle 1t produces when the instrument comes into contact with 1t.
 ConvriQht
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-02

CIR JAMES M'KENZIE DAVID
 SON, a leading British army
 surgeon, has devised telephone which gives the surgeon quick and accurate information of the position of bullet or any metal object buried deep in the tissues of wounded man.
 The telephone Is furnished with double receivers connected together by a steel band so that each ear has its separate receiver. This not only increases the intensity of the sound, but also serves to cut off outside noises which might interfere with the audibility of the telephone.
 The carbon of the telephone trans nitter plate is placed upon the
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barricade, after which he attacked a second barricade, about sixty yards further on, which he captured, after killing three of the enemy and mak- ing prisoners of two more. Lance Corporal OLeary thus practically captured the enemy's position by himself and prevented the rest of the attacking party from being fired on.'
 Further details of O'Leary's won derful exploit were given by Con- pany Quartermaster Sergeant J. c. Lowry, of the Irish Guards, who was engaged in the fight.
 Our First Battalion" he said, had been holding trenches near the La Bassee brickfield, and our losses were heavy. The Germans had ex- cellent cover, both in trenches and behind stacks of bricks
 We were all delighted when the order came that the brickfeld had to be taken by assault next day.
 Lance Corporal OLeary never looked to see if his mates were com. ing, and he must have done pretty near even time over that patch of ground. When he got near the end of one of the German trenches he dropped, and so did many others a long way behind him. The enemy had discovered what was up.
 "A machinegun was O'Learys mark. Before the Germans could manage to slew it around and meet the charging men OLeary picked off the whole of the five of the machine crew, and leaving some of his mates to come up and capture the gun, he dashed forward to the second barri- cade, which the Germans were quit ting in hurry and shot three more.
 "O'Leary came back from his kill ing as cool as if he had been for a walk in the park and accompanied hv fWn nrisnnHrs he had fakan Ha
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enemy. Of course he killed HectoN but that was not amazing, and hd acted with considerable brutality about it.
 Achilles was updoubted1y nne or. ator, but in achievement he arpears to compare. badly with modest Ssss geant O'Leary.
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personified the Greek ideal of bray- cry, manly beauty and fiery enthu- sfasm. The ssIliad' contains pages and pages about his deeds, his speeches, how he sulked in his tent. and his quarrel with Agamemnon. but 1t does not seem after all that he did vast amount of harm to the
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get out or attack them in the rear. Thus all the men in each section were killed, wounded or captured.
 How do these and the many other brave men who have been reported in the present war compare with the heroes of aRtiqdity? Achilles is the foremost of Greek warriors. He in Riphts Rasaryac
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-02

A German Machine Gun with Its Crew
 in the
 Trenches,
 Barbed Wire Entan-' elements in Front and
 Strongly
 Fortified Position on the River Bank. This Is the Kind of Gun That Sergeant O'Leary
 Captured olngle Handed, Killing All Five of the
 Crew.
Maryland suffrage news. (Baltimore, Md.) 1912-1920, 1915-02-27

of the year, but after reading your
papers l sent them to my friends
and lost your address, hence my
delay. Your paper is all right, and
every right-thinking woman ought
to take it.
Wishing you success, I am,
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. E. E. DUNHAM,
Towson, Md.