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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
TO EXCHANGE.

VIII. exchange new upright. standard
make piano for good automobile. Ad-
dress q III. care Times DISPATCH
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WANTED. job press feeder ENue-
riehce necessary. Steady work Al,-
ply AZ once. Williams Printing Com
pany, II North Fourteenth street
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FOR SAIE-Animals.

HORSES and mules for hire by day.
week or month. for sale OF exchange
SulliNan's stable. EOS East Cary Also
Boarding horses wanted.
FOR sale. 10 good mules right out OF
contract work which | will sell
cheap. from S,6p per pair up; also s
good mares, sui; any kind OF work,
from 500 each UP. This stock Is all in
good condition. and can be seen al
CrulFs Stables. Is South Tenth Street.
CRCI.L'S Livery. Boarding. Sale and
Exchange Stables, is South Tenth
Street Horses and mules for hire by
the day. week or month for light or
heavy work. heavy traming OF al kinds
n specially. Also accllmated horses.
mares and mules for sale. right out of
work. All stock sold under a fun guar
aniee and must be as represented.
FOR sale. IL 5-year-old mare mules
right out Of the hardest kind OF work
weighing from 1850 to 1900 pounds
These mules can be bought under 4 full
guarantee. II not as represented
money Will be refunded. Can he seen
at Cranes Southern Transfer Stables
10 South Fifteenth street. half squire
from Main Street Station.
FOR sale. nay pack ii fox hounds, 4
old ira imcd dogs. 6 young - years,
Old fox hunters. Gan see at 75S Ivy
Avenue. Newport News. Price. 500
Reason for selling. no time 10 hunt
Addresa Box 50. Newport News. Va.
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WANTED. CarpcMtcrs Steady wOrl,
Apply OF job at Colonial Heights. or
chesterfcld Hotel. f.. j. smith. Pc
terSburg, Va
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SIN hrst-c'hSs BARRIERS wanted 1T once
Come ready TO go TO work saturday
morning. Apply los Bollingnrooi;
Street, Petersburg Va
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE and small nicely furnished.
vHpoT- heated rooms. excellent meals.
100 East Grace.
LARGE. front room ana board for re-
fined couple. References. 2o3 West
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WANTED. married men for dairy
work; must be good mixers only
men with good recommendations need
apply. Moorclaud Farm, Rio Vista. Va
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500 REWARl,

500 REWARD
-" reward Viii be paid for the 70
.Eo.ei} OF Air. x =. iNport's auto
ti"nal reward of $50 viii he paid for
tHe arrest and conviction OF Tho
ia!"Ets Description: chandler. No.
lpSv'; license 30. -SO-Niruiuia letters
\ \ on radiator. on" rad tire on
tfont wheel, 0'her three White &.
compani ) tires jefferson & uaryf.
Agents. Hartford Fir. INSURANCE. 90.
~ Nori1 Tcuth stree, Richmond.
LOST. between Travellers Building ana
William Byrd Park. on Main or Cary
street, one gray hair braid pIoasr
call Boulevard loS2
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W.ASTED-Real Estate.

LIST your farms with =. A. ConneIlv
& Co Write postal for necessary
blanks
WANTED to buy. Will pay cash for
bargain in 10. at Hopewell. Address
II 2la, care Times Dispatch
w A%TED for cash customer. some good
building lots IN Highland Park Come
TO sec us at once If YOU want To sell
Garrett g. Co, l112 East Main Street
fhonc Randolph 733
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MEETINGS..
hlclIMoNp ,ocoMoTlvE WORKS.

RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE. WORKS.
Richmond Vat. oct. 20. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that he an
nial meeting Of the stockholders OF
held AT the office Of the company. on
Hospital street. near Mill Street in the
city OF Richmond. County OF Hcnrico.
Va. on WEDNESDAY tho 10Th day OF
forenoon. for the purpose OF electins
directors AMI officers, for the approval
of the acts of the directors since the
last annual meeting, and for the trans
properly come before tn. meeting.
J. o. HOBBY. JR..
Assistant Secretary
THE ATLANTIC LAND AND M
PRONEM;NT COMPANY
Office OF the Secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of stockhold-
crs of the Atlantic Land and Improve
ment Company will he held Al the Of
Richmond. Va, OH TUESDAY. the 18TH
day OF November, 1918. DIT 1880 O'Clock
l.. NJ.
Ii. L. BORDEN.
Secretary.
October 80. 1918
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY
Office OF the Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting OF stockholders
Of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company will be held AT the office OF
Va. on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Mo-
vcmber. 1915. at ii O'Clock \. NJ The
transfer books OF the company will
o'clock =: NJ, and will be reopened
on Wednesday, November II. iait. nj
10 o'clock \. NJ.
H. l.. BORDEN,
October So 1915.
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WANTED. automobile mechanic. Steady
position and good pay if competent
and reliable Apply with references
Box 80. Petersburg. Va
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sIL.IIiS

,NHh " HSiiiBr. iftT.two i Years OH H.
" ~n1 die. October =. 1918, at, &;55
'n,oth"r. Mrs. Jane NJ hshby. lS2S Yves,
yAf ~ $50 o'clock im the home, the
Rc". W. &. Robertson. pastor Of Ran
T.roiph Street Baptist Church, officiating.
Inc. ral!bearcrs w"r" as follows:
McSsrs X T.. nollard. Thomas Whit
lock. y Reeves, William Valentine.
Harry Powers. T.. l.. Eoltor, !. y Minor
ana NJ. Abdalla. The iutornlcut was in
iNvcrvicw Cemetery. Mr.. hahby was
tho eldest sou Of the late Henry g.
Ashby. lie is survived by his mother
TIRE" sisters, Misses Ida and Ruby
N"hby ana Mrs Joseph ". sterling. ANA
TWO brothers. Robert v. and Henry G.
Ashby.
Lynch; pied, October %. 1915. Il, ,
,o,clnck y. NJ. MRS. LAURA fI.MA
~ SCH. ~ IN" hfti.th year of hcr age
she leaves three daughters Miss irene
H.. BLANCHE w. and Louise H. Lynch.
one son. Melvin x Lynch, and two
SISTERS and five brothers.
.Funer" private from the residence
o.. h"r daughters, Goi Niilcr Avenue
Barton Heights
SHW ETHER Died. 4, raieiph. \ 9
Ihursdny uight, October 81 Inl5
HENRY SiiWEITZER, formerly OF ti,is
city. - - '''N
In,erment a, Ralcigh. y. G.. SUN
DAY. October III
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HELP WANTED-aIalc and Female.

MEN. women. common schooling de-
string government positions. $40
monthly. write :or list /; .Inmediatcly
fhiiadc lphia civil Service School Phil
uhclnhiM.
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WANTED 1000 men women and chill
drcn to take advHlitag" az til. big
Ges; entertainment bargain ever uTrr",l
10 tho people ~ Richmond 1t city Audi
iprium. November Is 1918. Mctropoli-
ton Grand Quartet. No"cmher 81. 1915
Grand Opera Artists. December . 1918.
Maud. Ballin9ton Booth. December Is.
1913. Hon. james l.. Siaydel. Congress
man from Texas. January 10. 1916.
Ralph parlotte February /. 1916 Eos
ton!a ScXtct club. February II. 1916
Dunbar Quartet and Bell Ringers. Hot :
tie Jan Dunaway: Brush. the Great Ma :
giciam; Rih"ldoner Sk.hinsky Co You
can ct q ticket To ihcs" 10 celebrated
attractions for 3! reserved. Now on
sale at Corl"y Co, 2l3 Gas, Broad
street, or can hc gotten from any Ra =
racn and philnthca class.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
Wanted, Elevator

VIC Will install an elevator soon TO
handle Windows ANA Doors and would
like catalogues and intormation
MONTAGUE MFG co.
BROAD Street and Belt Line
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FOR RENT-AUarr,nents.

BEAUTIFUL light housek eeping apart
ment furnished. Phone Boulevard
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FOR REST-Rcal Estate.
FOR RENT-Business pro,ertx

- - oI'cf "
FOR rent. desirable office. eleventh
roor. NirEini ia Railway and Power
building Apply G. & O. Coal and Coke
20. Room 10, Virginia Railway ard
Power Building.
OFFICE. space or whole office for rent
Apply DO Mutual Building.
FOR rent. cigar and news stand An.
ply TO Felix KceSan, Stratford Hotel.
Petersburg, Va.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

I'm. Esville & Vest $500 a. su:o
Main Line. Local IS a.. 80 D. t5:l
james RiSer Line 1000 a. rs: :,
y. News. NIB. Old Pit. % a. .!2 M
NeH port News. Local -1:iJ a. $50
T:lins arrive from Nix. 'i!:SD a.. '2:+,
90 y. y News. as, a. $500 r. F
Wa@t. 'S:3C n. '3ti D.. te:55 a.. 10
zoo g. !dii, from charlottesville ex
Sun0uj t-om Thurmomd. Jas. River.
~. '.:lO y.
Daily. -Errep, Su:.da
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81 JAMES EPISCOPAL. CHURCH.
Morning prayer at II \. NJ. Evening PRAYER
a. ST; r. ". Sunda: school at $50 y. NJ
Bible classcs tor men aud women at 10 \
NJ S.rnipn at both services by tho rec
tor. REV. q. FREE:LAND PETER
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RAILROADS.
=, ,ElnoAKp Air lime RAILWAY.

THE Progressive ftAt:way OF the south.
eoutnbouiid trains scheduled to leave Rich-
nond daily. s:3S 4 NJ. Local TO Nor!ina i:s
T.. 81. sirepers and coaches. Atlanta Bir
minsanin. e:as +. NJ. through coaches and
sleep.fs 20 Jacksonville; i?:,3 A NJ. alec srs,
Atlanta. Birmingham. Jacksonyi.le TamuS
ard coaches Jacksonville.
Nor:o oouro ;r1ina scheduled to arrive In
ftic ntnond daily: 4:uo A. Al. $40 A. NJ local:
$3.50 -. A.. 5:at r. H.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24

London. March 19.--Tho accurate
hre OF the German gunners who are
working the great Krupp guns in the
Turkish forts on the Dardanelles has
caused n cessation of the concentrate
ed bombardment OF the Turkish works
by the allies warships. says an Athens
dispatch. The report that the Bou-
vot has been sunk Is discredited here.
The naval experts now state that
they believe the international fleet
Will be unable to force the Darda-
nelles without the cooperation OF land
forces. A quarter OF n million Turks
are concentrated along the Darda-
nelles and shores Of the Marmora sea.
and they are greatly Strengthening
their fortiflcations. II now appears
that earlier reports OF the allies sue
cesses along the Dardanelles were
somewhat exaggerated. The Straits
have been cleared only as far us
kephozburno, twelve miles from the
entrance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
SUMTER 81 a. WEDNFsDAY MAPcE o1 7o7s
DELAY IN CONSULAR CASE.
ARRANGEMENT OF MUELLER AND
SCHULTZ DEFERRED.
Official COnfcrs With United States
Attorney i'm Regard to Alleged Vios
lation OF Treaty Rights.

Seattle, Wash, March 19.-The ar
raignment of Wilhelm Mueller, Gers
man consul at this port, and his sec-
retary, Max Schultz, on charges of vio-
lating a state conspiracy law, set fof
today, was postponed to Tuesday al
the request Of Mueller's counsel.
Mueller conferred with United
States District Attorney Allen TO-DAY
and is said to have presented his cast
in full. Alfred II. Lundin, the prose-
cutor, who laid the informatidf
against the consul and his secretary
charging them with inducing Johf
Murdoch, a shipping clerk employee
by the Seattle Construction and DR.
Dock company, to reveal his employ
er's secrets. said he was content tt
stand on the record Of his Office in tii5
case, despite the protest OF the GeE
man ambassador at Washington thaS
treaty rights should not be violated. I
The construction company said toi
day that the only parts OF submarine
shipped by 1t to Canada were thos(
built here for Chile and sold by thas
government to British Columbia be
fore war was declared. 1t has beef
alleged that the secrets which Muel.
Ter and Schultz were trying to obtaif
were intended to show that knock.
down submarines were being built II
Seattle and shipped to British Co,
lumbia for the use Of the British gov,
ernment Y
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ANOTHER DUTCH VESSEL SEIz.
ED.
The Batavicr V, Loaded With Eggs.
Taken Into Port of Zeebrugge,

Amsterdam, March 2I (via Lon.
don.)-Another Dutch steamer, the
Batavier V, has been seized by the
Germans and taken into Zeebrugge.
according to the TELEGRAPH. The ship
left Rotterdam Thursday for London.
with a meat cargo.
The Rotterdam Maasbode saws il
has learned that the crews of the
Batavier V and the Zaanstroom "a
Dutch steamer seized by the Germans
Saturday, together with the women
and children, who were on the two
vessels, We're released on their arrival
at Zeebrugge, but that the officers
and 16 Belgian passengers have been
arrested
The Batavier V is a steamer of
only $50 tons, owned by a Rotter-
dam firm. The Zaanstroom. which
was loaded with eggs, is classed as a
trawler.
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ALLIES NOT DAUNTED.
VIII Continue Attack on Dardanclles
Regardless of Heavy Loss.

London. March 2O.-Despite the
damage inflicted by Turkish guns the
allies fleet will continue the attack
ON the Dardanclles with increased
vigor. This was decide. at a confer
ence Of the admirals aboard the
French battlcship Friday when the
commandment was temporarily sus-
pended because of fierce gale. Six
hattlcShips have rc-cntcrcd the Straits.
IL Is now known that three big baltic
ships, the Bouvct. Irresistible and
ocean have been sunk. II is report
cd today that the battlcship Africa
was also sunk but the report is un-
confirmed. The Africa is power
tul drcadnaught There Is an un-
confirmed report that Vice Admiral
Sackyillc Garden was killed aboard
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AMERICAN HkLTS STEAMSHIP.
SHOT ACROSS BOW OF GERMAN
~ VESSEL MAKES HER TURN
BACK AT SAN JUAN.
permission to Sail Refused the Oden-
!. wald Pending Instructions From
a Washington-NO Clearance Papers
Given.

!. San Juan, p. r., March 21.-The
German merchant steamer Odenwald,
which attempted to leave port late
today without obtaining clearance pa
,pers. was stopped as she was passing
Gut the entrance to the harbor by two
Shots fired across her bow from o s.
inch gun, and direct shots from a.
Maxim. She then returned and was
taken in charge by the collector OF
|customr.
a Permission to sail was refused the
ICdenwald by the collector pending in
|structions from Washington. The
steamer has been at San Juan since
August G. Three days ago she began
|coaling and taking on provisions.
Failing to obtain clearance papers,
Fher commander apparently decided
to risk the attempt to put to sea. A
heavy gun on Morro Castle sent two
shots across her bows, but it was not
until the machine gun opened direct
fire that the steamer headed back to
port.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
Germans OH Defensive.

Paris, Marhh 1.-TWO great drives
against the Germans are now under
way. Hundreds of thousands Of
British are fighting to pierce the Ger
man line and press OH to Lille. In the
Champagne district. between Rheims
ana Argonnes, the French have con-
centrated vast army and are as
saulting the German front with re-
lentless fury. Nearly q million men
are engaged. 1t is reported that the
gunnery has recently been more ef-
fective because the allies are now
using ammunition made in the Unit
ed States. which is taken to prove
that it is the best in the world.
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Germans Recapture MemeI.

Berlin, March % (OficiaD. The
'Sersnan seaport. ofa.sAGemel which,
was occupied by Russians on Thurs
day was recaptured Sunday by the
Germans, after a terrific hand to
nand fight in the streets. The Rus
sian attacks north Of Mariampol were
repulsed, the enemy suffering severely.
west of the Orzyo river, near Jednoro-
EEK, northeast of Przasnysz and north
west of Cichanow the Russian at
tacks were repulsed. Over four hun
dred Russians were captured. A
French attempt to take the German
position south of Lorette heights has
failed. French attacks north of
Lesmesnil and Recihacker Kopf in
Alsace We're unsuccessful.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
PRZEMYSL FALLS AT LAST.
Russians Take Strongest Austrian
Fortress After Five Months Siege.

Russians Take Strongest Austrian
Fortress After Five Months Siege.
Petrograd, March % (OfficiaD
Przemysl, the strongest Austrian fort
ress in Galicia has fallen after five
months siege. Another great battle
has opened in Poland, the front ex-
tending from Myszeniec to Kasidlo.
The Germans have reached Kasidlo
which is only ten miles from the
fortress of Ostroleka, but Russians
halted enemy there, inflicting heavy
losses. The Turks have been defeat
ed in Alaschgard valley, the Russians
captured two important posts.
The garrison of Przemysl which
surrendered, numbered about fifty
thousand. This releases one hun
dred and fifty thousand Russians.
which will now press on toward
Krakow ''to open the way to Rcr-
lin"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
CONVICTED IN STEGLER CASE.
Madden and Cook Found Guilty Of
Conspiracy.

q New York. March 1S.-Richard
Madden and Gustave Cook of Ho-
'boken We're found guilty today Of con-
.spiracy against the United States in
aiding Richard P. Stegler, a German
naval reservist, to procure O false
american passport. The jurors who
were selected because of their neutral
opinions on the European war made
"a strong" recommendation for
mercy"
!. The men will be sentenced tomor-
row and Immediately afterward Steg-
ierewho sbecame q States witness, will
beDcailed FOR trial al.2~.Iiis eousssSss ar
nounced Stegler would plead guilty
and throw himself upon the courts
mercy. 1t is expected that in asking
a light sentence. for Stegler, his coun-
sci will refer to international aspects
of the case not brought out in the
trial but given publicity at the time
Stegler was arrested.
The penalty for the offense is a
maximum Of two years in prison, a
$4,000 fine or both. Cook was ac-
cused Of introducing Stegler to Mad
den, and Madden OF furnishing. Steg-
Ter with his birth certificate to enable
him to procure the passport in Mad
den's nanc.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
American Ship Captured.

New York, March 2O.-The report
VI the capture by British warship
OF the American steamer Lorenzo was
confirmed today. The Lorenzo was
carrying coal and supplies to the Ger
man cruiser Karlsruhe east Of The
w est Indies. An arrival from st.
lhOmaS today declares that the karls-
ruhe was blown up by her own crew
aitcr going on reef Of st. Charles
West Indies. The crew was trans
fcrred 10 another German ship.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
RuSsinnS Nearing NIcmcI

Petrograd. March 19.-The Rus
sian troops in East Prussia arc adj
vancing rapidly toward the Baltic.
The inhabitants of Memel at the APP
proach OF the Russians are fleeing 70
koenigsburs. The Russians expect To-
capture Memel shortly. South of the
Nistula river thaws are causing a lull
In the fighting except by the artillery.
Scores OF soldiers were caught i'm
dugOuts and drowned.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
LYNCHBURG GIRLS WIN.
11m1nonsville is Defeated in Fast
Game of Basketball.

Lynchburg, March 19.-The Tim
monsville high school basketball team
came to Lynchubrg on last Saturday
afternoon for a game with the
Lynchburg high school girls and,
Notwithstanding the Lynchburg team
failed to play their usual good
ball during the first half and were
four points behind in starting the Sec
ond half, they made a superb finish,
defeating the Timmonsville team by
the score of Is to 13. Mr.. Norris
of Timmonsville acted as referee, with
Miss Elizabeth Mcneil Of Lynchburg
as umpire.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
. French Battlcship Sunk?

Constantipople. March 19.-Ohlcial.
The French battleship Bouvet has
been sunk by the Dardanelles forts.
The Turkish warships are taking Of
fensive In the Black sea. They have
bombarded and fired the shipyards
and torpedo destroyer station OF
the west Russian ports at Theodosia.
The Turks have captured Korna. at
the junction OF the Tigris and Euph-
rates rivers from the British.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
Bclsians Drive Germans.

Paris, March 20.-Five hundred and
hfty-seven Of the crew perished and
siXty-four were rescued when the
fTench battleship Bouvet sank in the
Dardanelles.
Withdrawal Of the Germans from
the User region to reinforce their
army near Neuve Chappelle enabled
the Belgians to make important prog
sress, establishing new positions.
Ihey shelied the German batteries at
west Ende and Dixmudc violently.
The German batteries have been 81
fenced. German counter attacks were
repulscd
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
WILL PROTECT SHIPPING RIGHTS
Washington Admits Some OF Eng
lands Contentious as to BIocka-
ade

lands Contentious as to BIocka-
ade.
/ Washington, March 2O.-That the
former method OF maintaining a
blockade close to the enemy's coast
became obsolete with the development
OF the submarine and that the In
definite area of operations announced
by the Allies in the plan to starve out
Germany might properly be construed
as legal area" was the opinion OK
pressed in certain administration
quarters today. There is apparently q
tendency to agree that the British at
titude has merit but it Is intimated
that the United States government
does not propose to let any of the
United States shipping rights go un-
protected. Efforts will be directed to-
ward preventing the Allies from bar
ring access to neutral ports or neu-
trail coasts.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24

the lnfiexible Thursday. More ship
are being rushed to the DardanelleS.
When the reinforcements arrive the
allies will have over one hundred
ships in the great armada. The cas-
ualties on the French and British
vessels during the past three days 8
believed to have been over thplf,-
and killed and wounded. The mine
sweeping operations continue undtr
heavy fire.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
TURKS CELEBRATE VICTORY.

inflict Loss CT More Than Seven Hun
dred on Allies.
Constantinople, March 2O.-Over
seven hundred and fifty allies perished
as the result Of the unsuccessful at
tack of the fleet upon the Dardanelles
Thursday. Aboard the Bouvet out of
crew of six hundred only three es-
capped. Many were lost when the Ir-
reslstible was sunk. The Turks are
celebrating the victory today. Fifty
two were killed aboard the Infiexible
Thursday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
Russians Cross Nicmen.

Petrograd. March 2O.-The Rus
sians have again crossed the Niemen
river East Prussia. and are making q
drive toward the German fortress Of
hoenigsburg. Large forces of Rus
sian cavalry are within fifty miles Of
hoeniSsburg. The situation on other
fronts is unchanged.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24

Cnitcd States VIII Dispute British Or
der I'm Council.

Washington. March 1s.-The
blockade" OF Germany by Great
Britain and France must be real TO
give the allies the legal right to stop
commerce to Germany In neutral
ships and through neutral countries.
This In understood today to be the po-
sition OF the administration in regard
TO the British order in council" II
is expected that II will form the ba-
sis OF new representations soon to be
made to the British and French.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-24
HOLLAND EXCITED TODAY.
Capture of Dutch Ships by German
Submarine Anger Dutch.

The Hague, March 22.-Dispatches
from Rotterdam and Ymuiden report
the seizure of the Dutch ships Bata-
Via and Zaanstroom by a German sub
marine and attack upon the Dutch
steamer Zeevenbergen in North sea
by a German aeroplane. 1t is under
stood strong protest has been trans
mitted to Berlin. The capital is great
ly excited.