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AnMINIarRArRIa 90

AL creditors leEafeFa distributes
and persons having claims or demands
agalnHt the esta1s - JOHN sheppard de-
ceased. are required ana warned ~ pre-
sent them to she undeFH Ened within two
fesrh from GATE co this notiea or said
claims VIII 81 barred
MARGARET SHEPPARD.
Administrator 81 Estate of John shep-
nard. deceased.
Nay g. 1szs -AmayGoawsw
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LEGAL NOTICE.
srATE BOARD or AccouNTANcV

afATE b0AND q ACIoUNThMGT
Motive b. hereby eiven that an exam
inHtiou VIII ba held ln the Offices ~ the
chairman. Gu4tea States Trust a savings
Bank Building. Jacksonville. Florida, on
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday June
s end To- 1915. Tor applicants deel rells
~ gul.ifYtuN as Certified Public Account
ants. Applicants should apply AZ once %
Jacksonville. Florida.
6E3A -uay1 Aoaw&N
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LOST AND FOUND.

erNAF Fn--Erom Jonah Browns plaza.
near tiE havnu. tEa ra8 COWS rrH one
tEHt red better Au married cFan en-
right ard farH in left ear. Branded dfa-
mend r. n. Recently marked aad
branded. one has beU WIZ uav mft-
able reward far information ~ thaIr
whHrea bouts. Tierre LFe. $50 East Jor-
Dan. Phone 1855. lsmaF1t
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CONCESSIONS
WILL BE SOLD

AL concessions FOR sale Tor Country
Circus Day ~ Palmetto Beach, July s.
See r. v. g. smith. chairman. At
Eyerybody'A. a0m2s
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Our credit system helps
you dress better. Ladies
and Misses Dresses, S4.60-
$40. Mems Suits, S10-S25.
Palm Beach Suits, S7.50-S1O.
Call GALIN'S % s. Palafox
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FARMLANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED 10 ths Roberts
community. Creamery and cauHinr
E.anE So take Erur produce. Coed Lad
Information wWe WaFHrtn 1890.
ARsae.at.on. Geo. q. Vcorhees. President.
11-@ELs. Id EafaB
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ARTEsIAN WELLS

AErEsIAN w1sLTe-~wlH put ln wsu,
Go ia inches diameter. ems 8nata
end guarantees water write far faH in-
formation. Cray Avteslnn Wen Co. COT
t9HaaIe. Fla. Emch
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED Position ~ En- Al rouHd
solicitor ard collector. Especially ~.
ted for house house work. az ! Know
fha cify and have On established hhe o'
customers Can handle insurance go
faana Strictly sober. Address 4 1. cars
Journal AsfnaAatF
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TRANSFER. STORAGE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

HAHCCo e. GO. TcTBTCAL cor
TEACTaE a=Faua InF sale. cleaned
ana repaired keys made tn order
Eaaf 1aF#au street Phone ere. rrHHGEf
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Help Wanted Male

naF sfrs rnaIfia.a In 0uF ehn CO
a.sFf y Era ffr fs3 Atlanta Naf
gnfeen fnW Mitchell ST. Atlanta 9as
WANTED Hen sNergn here O. learn We
Fsrt.er trade era takf position in cur
sFrne ~ nuaH WarHa we w'A teach Won
fHe barber trn8e ln few weeks arc HA
s-erf mnnns while 1RarmlmM F1A aet q
tools frea Write uH fadaN aAf
,fifs narhs- roliars 50 west Pay street.
Tsrkaouvi8e Florida
mmVsf SUN fnoH wed fri
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~ tNgrEu- Enunskeeper for Hunau fauiiv
fr COUNTRY good home IS rlrht party.
Address rox q r. r. ~ No. 7, Canton
mood va iamaN
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At.Ak EtANo car 10 maaa HEe new ia
tone, tuneH end looks bY gur taree eN-
PER- piano haitarrH ard ease rrtsnHre
AsoM bEWa ard wnu ear Pay ~ ere
ueeA 4ha Clutter Music House. tsn0s
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United States Department os Agri-
culture, Weather Bureau. Charles ".
Marvin, chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola. Fla. Map 90 1918
Psnnaeola's Temperature Data.
Highest on record Tor May. % de-
Grees
Lowest on record for May. a. de-
greea
Might temperature IN May usually
fan 20 81 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, so
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday, rs
degrees.
Psnaaeola's RaInfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending p. m
yesterday. o inches.
Normal rainfall for the month OF
May. 2.es inches.
Total rainfall this May 60 n IN.
yesterday, $50 inches.
Deficiency this year 20 April soth.
]. 81 inches.
small Nh. nm aw NV. Murn
Craft winan winda wiacn vtads eana.
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Help Wanted-Female

WANTED once. white airl settled
strong and willing 70 cook ara hein
w3h hsnvewurk 8ud enw stay wtth fam
He aIa b Enfehdeneia street aim@yais
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

mgW CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS
East 0remuFg street. BEST Df srF-
vice including butler, maids etc Nuat
frfrish references. Board alone F de-.
slrad zfauFtH
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- I-ts5A IAN-FoF general mercantile
trade in EIaHHa @ sell q NEW urapo-
4s0Qn CT MERIT Vacancy nov. At
tl~@tsNe commission contract ga week
tef ezpenmea. Miles ri nlEieF Cos.
" no.esals Jewellers. $780, CarIiu Bl3Es
ti@Velana. q t6mayit
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FOR SAT Ea=strau herF8ea are now tire
finest Uf years. The season rs draw
iBE rapidly Co a close and soon they win
eli be gone. 10 vaur preserving uow.
Berries az TIE finest can he secured from
n a.. MCMILLAN. Phone SIS 4tfaay -
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buy and exchange ans eel anything
second hand Stoves. waEoua locks. els-
Natorg. pumps piping desks. bottles.
barrels. feed bags preserve Jars. chairs
harness show cases. See boxes. scales.
counters tEuewFfteHs coffee ufmz. 81
fnet NJ there f. anything you need.
have 90 Address I1s South Tarragoua
street. Pensacola. Via. tmav
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Statesmen Wanted.

coon STEADY position Tor Salesman en-
eel Factories. aaTnrea Stores. nrF
Cleanere. etc Milwaukee Tank worRs
Milwaukee. wis fsUnyft
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FOR SALE-Nice, dry stove
wood, trimmings from kiln
dried lumber, 90c per load.
$3.50 per cord. delivered
Stearus Lumber & Export
Co., Tarragona and Lloyd
pL1.,. 1910 simch
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ron sAI.E-rhs foliovtnR snare Q,
CO.. 9 shares Ferry Pass Inspectors q
-niFuarn assn sec shares West Pensa-
cola L-and Co. also 80 res denee lots %
Inns on Bay0u Cf1ro. 1880 acres plne
land. Santa Rosa ru9mtV. 100 shares ~
stock % tie Interstate Casualty Com
penE5 one lnt 81 the IuWn - AnaaIus.a
Alabama, and number ef lets % -
New GltW Tract GRID East Pensacola
residence Cots iu bfnHtnnmefv. Ala So
GEO 90 bonds ~ TEHHaeura Suburban CD IS
& sss-.s q 1r,.srres ss-s q 9 ~
fFt shares 1f common rfaeE G r. a. A.
ffa Tote in Highland Paris Eats aerna
iHu8 West 81 Country club and South
larIuM Brent Fu8d. ceres OF 1aHH fa
0akHe#f Survey nafn.HinE .He Campbell
homestead W 81 Milton receiver Flrta
national Bank 1A West EuteHieH.il
street. Pensacola Fla. 1mav
roR sArE-or exchange tor fmnfar.a
rftv urorerrE. modern country bone.
water au& sewer Nvsteu ccturiate. Five
dress "CaautrE." care Journal APPS
FOR sAIE-New faruiturs. new p,aro.
i8as s.. Lee S. ismav1
CHOICE FRUIT ana ocean tracts sor
eaah ~ "y es yT@'ais. EEsra
hunting. rvsteFtuE boating Sat me
Write Graves a Wnrr8soa Etartaafuuf.
VIA Twelve mtlea fram Peuaacala On
.PosT CARD uEAfrRs-pav Che ttsrf
an ere market comics levers Hlrfh=
t8V Ln.n8 GumIE. ft asserted
Ma $500 Trial erHHr faF t9 cents H
Yen stone Cos 30 washington -. Baf-
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T. q. o. -.
Excelsior Enrampmert. Ms. 4 meets
every second enid fourth "WEDNESDAY n
EACH month AZ B. m-. in Rhnnrd Han
corner HaWfea and Belmont afre@fa
Wishing T'afrsaecha are invited % at.
W wvERmARp.
CHAs. FREIpETCHsEN. & =
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SECRET SOCIETIES

8. or a.. no. 2saa.
WnfFhfa nf labor Assembly 80 fFaE
raaats thu first Monday night fr asrh
month go the vs. %. ~ HAN. corner ~
Romano ana Ea8len aEreaIs al T.R0
O'Clock
E ~ SIMPSON
JOSEPH FFnRn. Master Workman
Recording Secretary limo
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FOR SALE shingles bv re-. No T.
hand drawn cypress shingles. 81. 90 per
m delivered co Pensacola. ID. p. Bur
Eesa, Robinson Point. Pa. 2snrrlms
FOR sAI.Et-EA -huFHepow two-rycIe
medium DUTY gasoline engine. ia nne
condition. Z. o BOX loss. Pensacola
nunV
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SOUTHERN LADY Es. Worth ffs 600
w0u.8 marry. H-B1x SIS. League. To-
tn#o. ohtn
WEALTHY California Bnmrhuan. &C.
would marry Confidential. &-How So.
League. Talef1. ohio. 16mayfts
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WANTED

WANTED wguf - wrfnfFnV ard orders
foe EuwmefnM ~ hi5 kinds cnHiwW
- sfa nsadffnN tnWifattana etc MAWEa
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FOB sAIE-New fsruiturs. new piano.
18ss 8. lee ST. 1egnav1
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WANTED-To BUY.

ywANwED--A huraa-muHt - o. good
condition ard cheap. A. E. Turner 81
Co.. BOX 26t, Pensacola TIA. 15mayT
Evening star., 1915-03-14
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MARCH H. 1918

blurred bein' strained through them fine
sentiments of yours. I'll explain later.
He'll be in tomorrow to sign up, and if you
want to you can buy him soap drummer's S
travein' trousseau on the side. rhat'l Il
tickle him to death"
Yes, Wilbur sails Thursday week to take
his place in the sun. The boall be there
too. Wilbur don't know yet exactly how
prominent he's goin' to be in Part Of that
big jungle reel. They're sort of savin' that
up as a surprise
Evening star., 1915-03-14

phone there. So l calls up Steele at his
hotel.
"Say, j. b. says I, "I've discovered just
the party to play opposite the boa in that
big snake fight of yours
"Good!' says he. "Who?"
"Brumby,' says I.
"Wha-a-at?' says he.
"He's the very man. says I, "and givin'
him the part will just about fit his capacity
without strainin'. You know there's one or
two facts about Brumby that got kind of
Evening star., 1915-03-14

ASK native of North Dakota to name
1 y the most popular man in his State, and
it is possible to predict his answer. 1t is a
moral certainty that Professor Edwin FIRE.
mont Ladd would be the man named. Pro-
fessor Ladd teaches chemistry at the State
Agricultural College, is chief chemist for the
Agricultural Experiment Station, is State
kind of fraud. North Dakota pays him
four thousand dollars year, and he saves
the people of the State million.
Professor Ladd was raised on Maine
farm which grudgingly gave UP crops out of
all proportion to the labor involved, and
early in life began his education in the Uni
versity of Hard Knocks. He studied agri-
cultural chemistry at the Maine Agricul-
tural College then went to the New York
Experiment Station as assistant to Chief
Chemist Babcock, famous as inventor of the
Babcock test. When Babcock went to Wis
consin Ladd became chief chemist Three
years later, in 1890, he went to North Da-
kota to help found the State Agricultural
School and the Experiment Station. The
new State had been admitted only few
months before.
His first work for this young, ambitious
agricultural State of the Northwest was to
analyze a brand of fertilizer widely sold.
1t didn't take Professor Ladd long to de-
termlne that the substance Calleu "leTlll-
izer' could be manufactured for about a
dollar and half ton. 1t was selling on
the market for thirty dollars-and the
farmer paid the freight.
Professor Ladd put these facts before the
State legislature which passed a law maxi
ing it compulsory for manufacturers of fer
tilizers to label their products with the
name and proportion of each Ingredient.
Fertilizers that do not fertilize thereupon
disappeared from the North Dakota market.
Professor Ladd remembers this incident
best as the only fight against fraud that he
has ever won without having to fight his
way through the courts.
IN 1893 Professor Ladd made an attempt to
have a pure food law passed by the State
Legislature. Not member of either house
would introduce his bill Two years later
he tried again. The bill passed the Senate,
but was killed in the lower house. But the
people were with Ladd, and in 1901 his
pure food bill became law. Too late he
discovered that the appropriation for its
enforcement had been cut out
Administration of the new law had been
left for the Experiment Station, however,
and Professor Ladd was at once appointed
Pure Food Commissioner The board of
trustees granted him hundred and fifty
Evening star., 1915-03-14
THE CUBIST

A Cubist who thought he could paint
Fell fiat to the ground in a faint
When they said, Here's a dare:
Paint our fine village square
For he only paints things square that amt.
Tudor Jenks
Evening star., 1915-03-14
1915 More for Your Money

Quaker Oats put up also in 25-cent nearly three times
large the l0cen size By saving in packing offers you
10 cent more for money See how long it lasts.
Evening star., 1915-03-14

We have made to our order this ideal
Double Cooker. 1t is made of pure
aluminium, extra large and heavy. The
cereal capacity is pa quarts.
We supply it SO that Quaker Oats
may be served at their best on your
table. 1t brings out their flavor and
aroma. 1t helps make the dish de-
lightful. 1t makes available all the
reproducing power.
Send us our trademark-thep picture
of the Quaker cut from the white
square on the front OF the package
from 80 cents worth of Quaker Oats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

Powell had never given him any trouble
In the handling Of papers. Replying
TO Judge Embrey. he said he had never
seen Mr. Powell in any jury case and
in only two cEancery cases.
+ w. l.. Burruss. Jr.. questioned by Mr..
Powell said he had practiced in cases
with Powell. He could not say he ever
had observed anything disrcspectful to
the court. He thought Powell would
average with the other lawyers, and
thought him competent for Common
wealth's attorney.
John NJ. Holiday. of Spotsylvania.
said he was a Democrat. but did not
vote Democratic ticket when he
thought the candidates unworthy. lie
was commissioner i'll chancery. but was
removed by Judge Chichester, and Mr..
Graves was appointed in his place. He
said Mr.. Powell always was respectful
10 him when he was a justice OF tho
peace. He said that Mr.. Powell was
very persistent. as were other attor-
neys. but he thought him qualified for
commemorative attorney.
OBJECTION TO RECORDS
SUSTAINED ny COMMITTEE
Mr.. Powell asked that the records
in the case OF Voolfolk VS.. Graves and
Crismond VS.. Crismond be admitted TO
record. He was objected to by Judge
Embrey, and the objection was sus-
tanned.
Charles D. Green. chairman OF the
County Republican Committee Of Stat
ford. questioned by Mr.. Powell said
that. as far as he knew, Judge Chi
chesters appointees were Democrats.
In his opinion the public service had
been impaired by such appointments.
Questioned by Judge Embrey. he said
he thought the electoral board had
made appointments OF men who did not
give the Republican party proper rep
cesen;ation.
Following this the committee ad-
journed Members OF the committee
sergeant at arms. stenographer and
page left for their homes this after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
CALOMEL IS MERCURY, IT S|CKENS!
CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS CENT? Y
Don't Lose Days Work! II Bowels
Constipaed Take "Dodson's Liver Tone"

You're Bilious, Your liver is slug
gish' You fec! lazy. dizzy and all
knocked out Your head IS dull. your
tongue is coated, breath bad stomach
sour and bowels constipatcd. Bu, don't
take sa!iTating calomel. 1t makes you
E!ch. you may lose days work.
Calomel IS mercury or quicksilver,
which causes necrosis Of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite breaking IL up. That's whom
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
Ing.
II you want to enjoy the incest.
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced just take q spoonful
%: harmless DodsoU's Liver Tone to-
night. Your druggist or dealer sells
you Il 50-cent bottle OF Dodson's' Liver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Captain spencer d. Fletcher.

'SPe-:z! - -he -.l=z-Di sTarch.l
CAE: CEAELEa, " .Aug;Et Is
Ca7-Ei- Sre-ce- O-vDmoad Fletcher.
=.gEty-i:-ee years c.t 5.*d this after
-.oc zt;e- o:tst illness = his come
o., t.zse- ..vs-.-e CE2.z!. Fletcher dur
90 MS %ao.s lie vas conspicuous In
cgc..- FAIRS III Z. Eas,e!a shore OF
Virginia and 10: ra:.! .nsrrni,ies q.
zZs rendered further activities !:npos-
s.b.s did ne .et.-. from buE.nesE He
Va. born ~ Acccrsc County IN 1892
nd vas educated q !3=.a!! Nd. and
William ard Ma-y College. williams
burg. Va. J!S o,z, public oc.ces were
Ehsr!" and treasurer y, ..ccc.nac Coun-
~ II 1872 - se-Ied h!s constituency
as :. member T.: the Virginia LeplE-
iatur~, and vas later e!ecceH commit
s!oner ~ revenue :og .acGomac, which
Office 4. occupied for twenty-c!ght
Years. During II. CIVIL War he raised
volunteer CON pany. Of which he was
MADE captain, and served unr!l made
prisoner during The raid Of Genera!
Lockwood on The Peninsula AZ pr!s-
one!, he was lodged in Ess,viile jail
bu. refused r,eadtas,ly ever TO tahe
the oath OF allegiance. The remains
Will be inferred In Cape Chariee Gene.
tern on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
PASS EXAMINATIONS
Adjutnnt-Gcncrnl Notifies New Officers
Commissions VIII he Forwarded.

Acknowledgement w. w. Sale yes
terday notified the comma nding officers
OF their respective commands that the
following men had been examined as
10 their qualifications for commissions
in the Virginia Volunteers and had
been successful in the examinations:
John a. Augustine second lieutenant.
Company B. Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Battalion. His commission. un-
der date OF June &c will be forwarded
as soon as the Governors signature is
obtained.
Robert r. Copeland. quartermaster
and commissary, Third Battalion.
Fourth Infantry. His commission. un-
der date of July 81. has been forwarded
TO him direct.
John 3. Harvie. first lieutenant and
quartermaster on the staff Of Major T.
II. Workman, commanding the First
Artillery. Richmond. His commission,
under date Of June 2s. Will be for
warded as soon as the Governor
signature is attached.
James W. Green, captain. Company
3. Second Infantry, stationed at Gull
pepper. Commission will be forwarded
as soon as the Governors signature is
attach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
NEW EXPORT RECORD IN JULY
Shipments TotnlinE s287 .o.S 5000. Grent-
est Ever Recorded in Tint Month.

WASHINGTON. August 2s.-Exports
OF the products of American farms and
factories in July--valued at soG7.91s 900
were the greatest ever recorded in
that month. the Department OF Com
merce announced tonight. The near
est approach to the new record was
made in July, 1913. when American
shipments abroad reached S16o.9So.17s.
The trade balance for the month
the excess Of exports over imports,
the excess OF exports over imports
was sl24.sT3.3To. compared with ball
ance of S2l,?2e,00s in July, 1913. In
July. 1914. exports were less than i'm
ports by moro than 100000. Ex-
ports for the first seven months of the
year. valued at sl.sGo,7s7.4s5. gave 4
balance of trade in favor Of the United
States only a little short of 81 900. oo0.-
00o The balance was s960.ss7 ,o54. COM
pared with s6o3ss.7s9 in the first seven
months of 1914.
July imports were valued at sl43.-
! c99.f2o. compared with si59.5T72al
last year; for the seven months ST.
0Ss. 909.441.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
SEDDUL-BAHR CONDITIONS
ARE VIRTUALLY UNCHANGED
Immaterial Losses and Gains on
Both Sides Since Last Pre-.
vfous Visit in June.
TURKS IMPROVE POSITIONS
Post Heavy Artillery Across Strait on
Anatolian ShOrc-LosseS OF Allies
In Recent Attacks Reported About
5000 Men.

TURKISH HEADQUARTERS ON
"a tria London. August 2S).-After in
speeding earlier this week tho Turkish
front In the new area of hostilities near
Salt Lake. where the British landed
troops this month. tho Associated Press
correspondent has visited Seddul- Bahr
at the tip OF the peninsula on the other
end of the line. Conditions at Scddul-
Bahr have remained virtually I'M
changed since the correspondents last
previous visit in June, with the eXcep-
tion OF immateriai losses and gains OF
ground on both sides. These changes
Involve about 500 yards of trenches.
In the interval the Turks have great
ly improved their earthworks and bet
tered their positions in other respects.
especially by posting artillery. includ-
ing heavy batteries. in advantageous
positions across the straits on the Ana
tolian shore.
According to Information from a
trustworthy source, the losses of the
allies in the attack simultaneously with
the Anafarta landing were very heavy.
About 5000 men were killed.
Owing to the effective fire OF the
Turkish artillery near Scddul-Bahr. the
allies recently were Obliged to remove
several large camps.
There has been no rain since June.
Water is extremely scarce. and the dust
is unbearable.
Since August 81 the action of the
allies has been confined to weak artil-
lery fire. Envcr Pnsha Turkish Min
lister OF War, is here with his stan He
expressed great satisfaction st the posi-
tion of the Turks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

Tone under my personal money-back
guarantee that each spoonful will clean
your sluggish liver better than n dose
Of nasty calomol and that II won't make
you sick.
DodsOn's Liver Tone Is real liver
medicine. You'll know 1t next morning
because you Will wake up feeling fine
your liver will be working, your head
ache and dizziness gone your stomach
will be sweet and your bowels regular
You will feel like working; you'll DO
cheerful; full Of vigor and ambition.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely vege-
table. therefore harmless and cannot
salivate. Give 1t to your children.
Millions Of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous Gallo
mel now. Your druggist Will tell you
that the sale OF calomcl is almost
stopped entirely Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
Mrs. Michael Brery.

Especial 10 The Tines Dispatch
HAcETsCNHURG. VA. august 2s.--
The BODY Of Mrs. Michael Recry, eighty
years old. arrived here to-day from
Washington FOR burial She leaves two
daughters. Mrs Lillian West. Of Wash
ington. and Edward Becry. OF Fred.
cr!cksburg
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FLOOD SUFFERERS IN NEED
Hundreds OF Families in Arknnsns
Driven to Highlands

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. August "a
With hundreds Of families driven to
the highlands by the foods. appeals
were sent out yesterday for aid I'm
caring for thousands OF homeless and
destitute persons.
One thousand families have been
driven Into Newport. Senrcy. Augusta
and Georgetown. where foo and none.
were needed. Al Newport moro than
1000 persons. virtually the entire popu-
lation, were unable 10 enter their homes
because of food waters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
AVIATOR BADLY INJURED
In Effort TO Avoid Striking Crowd
Strikes Pole.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, August ::-L:eu-
tenant Barr. E.g=:!Desy. q noted Hun
gz-!z-. aviator. *as critically Injured
mere to-day while demonstrating ;he
po!s@ q :ae ae-oglaoe IL va. hines
"a vas q The act o. dropping BON rs
-. :. .-p-ovised tort when h.g en-
E:-e STOPPED re ,.:=t % vo!plsae
down. and = At %so-. 20 avoid z
c-owt ot spectators. struck = pole
~.e- ;..-ty :se- 20 :a= ground
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n. y. MenYer.

'SIccinl 20 The TINES hi patchl
EAkHlScEBCEG, Va. Angus, 2t-
~. II Weaver, Hfty FIVE years old,
farmer. carpenter and school
died yesterday at Spring Creek. Rock
inGhaT County. He leaves his widow.
%ho was Miss Ene Eevercomb