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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
LIBERAL TERMS ARE
GRANTED AFR|kANDtRS
German CoIonists Who Have Sur
rendered Are All Released On
Parole.
REGULAR ARMY ONLY
REGULARLY INTERNED
Commissioned German Officers Are
Permitted to Live Anywhere They
May wish--Colony Now Becomes
British.

London July i0.-Great Britain's
terms for the capitulation OF the Ger
man forces In German Southwest
Africa were made public tonight by
the colonial office through the official
press bureau.
The duty of taking the surrender OF
the German forces was entrusted to
Brigadier-General Lukin.
Commissioned German officers are
to live any place they may select on
parole; the regulars are to be intern
ed in the southwest territory. and one
of their officers is to go with them
They are to retain their rifles. but nc
ammunition The landwehr and the
iandstrum. the reserve forces, are all
released on parole. They are to sur
render their arms and return to their
homes, but they will be allowed to re-
tain their horses. At home they Will
be free to return to their civil occupa-
tons
All civil of1cia,s are to remain for
the present at their home on parole
ALI war material, and the whole
property az the government Of the
protectorAfs. h. 70 Sc at t11e disposal
Of the British.
The form OF the parole v:
II fthe undersignedl pledge myself
on my honor not TO re-engage In the
hostilities of the present war between
Great Britain and Germany"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Will START BIG STRIKE
N new YORK MONDAY
More 7han 1000 Workers Involved.
Reduced Wages and Mitigation
Given as Cause.

i New York, July 10.---It IL expected
that q general strike Of as. 900 work
ers in the mems clothing industry Of
this city will be started Monday morn
ing by . walkout OF e.0a0 members
of the PantBmakers' Union, which
will be followed closely by calling out
al the other branches ~ the Amaiga-
mated Clcoshing Workarns of America.
In spite OF the proposed conctiiatory
council arranged by Mayor Mitchell
for the dissatisfied cioakmakers'
unions. the officials OF that body to-
day declared that if~the mems cloth
ing workers strike, they may call out
the rs. 600 cloakmakerS 81 New York
and swell the terai number OF strikers
10 more than I6o, 0o0.
Al 4 meeting of the AmalgAnanted
x50thinG workers today the Ofhcials
were empowered to call Z general
strike Business Agent HxrnAn Col
tfoft. of the Pantsmaker1 Union. de-
clAred that his organixation will be-
gin the movement and the other
branches promised their support.
Those who have agreed f0 strike are
1900 children's jacket-mnkers 3o,-
900 coat taiiors, 5000 vestmakers and
10000 oyerccat and sackccat makers.
besides several smaller branches 81
the Industry; q IS
Reduced wages ana the Indictment
OF East Side labor leaders - the re-
suit .xof the confessional of popey'
benny Eetn On chex 0k rixinx.
murder and ASA u Il afe Eiven "a the
reason for the striks. sss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Two FATALLY HURT N
RACE TRACK ACCIDENT
Seventy F1vc-M Mile Caip, and Going
Good. When Rear Tire OF
Machine Broke.

Hartford. Conn. July 1o.--Motorinz
over the Charter Oak track at q speed
of aeventy-five miles an hour to the
delight OF the crowded grandstands,
four racers entered in the ten-mile
event went down In heap on the f1rst
turn of the third lap, and when the
dust lifted It Was seen that two were
severely Injured, John Walsh. twenty
one. unmarried, OF Springfield. Mass.
dying as he Wa being hurried to st.
Francis Hospital
Edward Richmond. whose machine
caused the accident when his rear tire
burst from side strain, IL In serious
condition ct the Hartford Hospital
tonight. hts skull being fractured for
three inches at the base Of the brain.
william Leahy Of Hartford. sus-
'tained severe bruises ana ;clIts ana
Thomas Croce. Of East Boston. ii suf-
.fsring from shock and minor cuts ana
bruises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Zapata's Forces Sustain Defeat
and Are Evacuating Capital
Rapidly
SHOOT MANY CITIZENS
| BEFORE TAKING LEAVE
carranza's General Has Full
Complement of Civil Off
Gals and Large Sum Of
Money With Him

vera Crus, July 10.--Genernl
yenustiano Carranxa has received
: message from General Pablo
i tsspsaIes that he has, established
headausrters st villa GundeiHpe,
three miles from Mexico City, and
haa captured Rio Censuiado with
5000 Zapatlstas-
General Gonzales sends the WORD
thaf the forces Of xapata are
svaeuatsng the capital and are
heing followed. More than 2-oo0
~ then are dead between Guade-
supe ana the national palace.
! Fun posse ssion OF the city Will bt
wafred by mfdnight. according to ths
dtspatch and a constitutional govern
r,4nt established In the morning
General Gonzales had a full compile
Iuent or civil officials with him.
Immediately upon receiving these ad
vices General carranxa dispatched Luii
Cabrera and Judge Douglas to Mexico
CITY. The two men carry with then
large sums of money which will b
used TO facilitate prompt and goos
Reports from the city Itself are q
the effect that Soto CANA. Zapata lieu
tenant shot many prominent citizens
IN the last few days. declaring that In,
deserves baths OF blood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
NATIONAL CONDUIT
PRESIDENT DIES

London. July Johannes Mcouaid.
Of Pittsburg., one Of the founders OF
the National Conduit Company. died
to-day of heart failure. after an ill-
ness Of several months In the historic
mansion called Pcpc's Villa at Twiek-
enham. Mr.. Mcouaid had purchased
this place q few years ago. Pope
wrote his Essay on Man" in the res
idence. At one time Il was owned by
La Bourchere.
Not long ago MT. McQuaid told
your correspondent that he and two
partners started the National Con-
duit Company with 500 pounds
tes,eaA3 tn rzsfs--Fhe company now
has a cash reserve of between $780,
900 pounds and 1000, GOO pounds
t$30. 100000 and $4,000. 0o0).
The funeral will be held Tuesday at
Twickenham.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
ARCHBISHOP QUICLEY
DIES in ROCHESTER

Rochester, N. r.. July 1o.--Arch-
bishop James Edward ouigiey died a,
$50 o'clock this afternoon at the
home of Police Grief Joseph NJ. Quig-
ley. in this city. At the prelate's bed
side when death came were his bro
Their and other relatives. DR.. T. J..
Conley, Of Chicago. private physician
to his grace; DR. RAYMOND v. Law
renee. of Rochester. and number Of
Chicago and Rochester priests.
Archbishop Quigiey came here
from Atlantic City two weeks ago.
He suffered a bad relapse here, at
tended by paralytic strokes. The
heart and brain were affected. Hem
orrhages of the brain caused death.
Since Wednesday he had been uncon-
scious, except for a brief interval last
night, when ne opened his eyes
seemed to recognize the watchers al
his bed, but could not speak.
At o'clock Monday night the re-
mains will be taken to Chicago on q
special train.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

| Ol0I61OI NO. J.
Otis Andrews SAT- Hanover Avenus
Margaret Barker SIS Seminary Avenues
Dorothy Butler 40 south Loursl street
Elizabeth Bowman $500 Kensnston
Lote Burton Britt sis South Harn Street
Louise Bowss col Hawthorne
William Bowies sis Noble Avenue
Ryand Bakey zoos Grows Avsnns
Joseph Cox sas Chamber Avenue
Eneanor Curry sos seminary Avenue
Ellis Floyd
Sophie Carter la7 ~ south
Percy 5s1 Stuart Avenue
lDanvcait
Dwight sesEawthorn Avenue slae
lchars SsVS
Edward Noble
Bn Mulberry
lAl 6ip6
Celeste
Issaks
Y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
ROOSEVELT OFF ON
I PREPAREDNESS" TRIP

Oyster Bay. N. Y, July 10.-Coi-
onei Roosevelt will leave here to-
morrow evening for a twenty-five-day
trip to the Pacific coast In the inter-
est OF national preparedness. His
private secretary. John w. McGrath,
announced to-day that the colonel
will make no stops for speeches en-
route, nor VIII he talk publicly on
political matters at any time during
the trip.
The immediate purpose OF Mr..
Roosevelt's journey Is to be present
at the Panama-Pacific Exposition on
Roosevelt Day" on July 2ist. On
that day he will speak in the Court
of the Universe on the subject
World Politics. This address, as
well as the others Immediately to fol-
low, will be mainly concerned with
an enunciation Of reasons why the
United States should better her ma
tionaI defenses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
PARTY Of five HAVE
VERY NARROW ESCAPE
Struck BY Switching En-
CINE and Badly Smashed
I'm.
OCCUPANTS ESCAPE
IN MIRACULOUS MANNER
They Were Thrown Violently Out OF
Machine and Two Young Women
Were Almost Under Wheels OF En-
ginc.

Five people narrowly escaped being
killed last night shortly after IL
O'Clock. when a Ford automobile car
rying Ave persons, two young men and
three young women, was struck by an
Atlantic Coast Line switching engine
at the cambridge Street crossing
South Richmond.
The occupants of the automobile
were thrown violently to the ground,
but miracuiously escaped injury. TWO
of the young women struck the track
lust after the engine had passed.
Arthur Pierce and John Serbs were
the male occupants of the car. while
Misses Emma Burrows, Alma Moody
and Lottie Taylor were the young wo-
men.
some mistake In signaling at the
railway crossing caused the accident.
The automobile was badly damaged.
fhe party was brought back to Rich
mond in the police patrol. 1t having
been summoned when no other
vehicle could be located. Nothing but
B shaking up was result OF the coli
15NfoI< s-fe-ess$ a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Ire VIRTUALLY IN CONTROL
or CITY OF MEsxIC0

Galveston, Texas, July ie,--Generai
Ipahlo Gonzales, leading Carranxa's
jnsain army. virtually captured Mexico
3city today, according to dispatches re-
Ickived here tonight from Vera CRUZ
In il sisted that the army under Zapata,
|pocriy equipped and wern ont. Ii re-
|frNAting toward aNpoint sixty miles
|xyom tina rify. where the. archives hass
.&asn moved
AAAccordfng TO the messages the fight
|lMg for the possession Of the city
|proper began yesterday. When Com
ISa1es pushed the issue zapata con-
vsyed his army from one place to the
Sothar instruct care, but seeing that he
|was oyerw helmed began retreat.
Beyond the fact that great damage
In the city and fhAt more than thou
ifand men were killer. HeFspeFt gives
lew details Carranxa agents here
|paid tonight that Gonzales would for
Ina1iy occupy Mexico City early next
week, when food supplies would ba
distributed among the destitute.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
NOMINATIONS AND STANDINGS N
v|RG|N|AN'S PONY-CART CONTEST
Standings of Candidates Up Noon On SaturdayA Inter
ested Should Examine Figures and Be Certain
That They Agree With Their Records.

for a newspaper to give away thi.
much money in prizes? This is a
very liberal contest and should be
taken advantage OF by every husflins
boy or girl In Richmond.
See That You Are Entered In the
Correct District.
District No / includes all territory
north of James River to the city
limits and rom First Street and
Henrico Turnpike west to the city
limits.
District No. includes all territory
north OF James Rivsr to the city lim-
Its and east OF First street and Hen
rico Turnpike to ID ttty limits Gin
Guiding First Stfe& and Henricc
Turnpike).
District No. includes I'll territor,
south Of James River, known i,
south Richmond and within the city
limits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
CLEAN POLITICS ONE
Of P0LlARO's THEMES


Especial to The Richmond virsinian.)
Norfolk, Va. July 1o.-Today's
features of the Baptist Seaside Chau-
taqna were the opening Of the annual
convention of the Virginia B. Y. p. u.
and an address by Attorneys General
John Garland Pollard. with Christian
Citixenship' as his theme.
Mr.. Pollard stressed the idea that
IL was the duty Of Christian citizens in
all OF the daily walks Of life to lead
clean and Cody lives He declared
1t one of his special duties TO take
an active part In promoting clean poll
tics.
III, r. Hunter. OF Richmond. and A.
H. Dooiey. OF Roanoke, delivered the
chief addresses 1t the opening seG-
siOn Of the b. \. p, II.
A permanent committee on organt-
xaticn. with Rev. r.. 8. Owen ~ chair.
man. was named BY the organized
Snnday-school classes Mr.. Owen also
delivered an address.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
|RICHnQIDfR on BOAT
| CHASED BY SUBMARINE
~. CHARLES Elroy Lleweliyn So Pieasea
witA Trip That He WIN Leave
Temorrcw On Another.

Altar having come within close prox-
|1mity Of one OF the much-feared Ger
|nan submarines besides being AFFORDED
many other novel experiences, DR..
Charles Elroy Lleweliyn. Of this city.
lvho graduated from the Medical CoI-
Here Of Virginia last month. and who
|saii~d for European as ship surgeon ON
the cattle boat. IA. M. r. Titia- which
I1Akt Newport News June 4. T. back In
INichmond, ana Ii very much alive.
Aocordine ~ Dr.. LiewelIyn. the
&rS q ~ 6lmost arrived IT its destina-
<6n = member Of the crew
~ 3ermAn submarine scarcely
- 4! - ~ q 1ilto away. The operator on
o441& boat SAINT : message to
stoMn and In . short while two
u. =. Eoyers and one coast guard
MM efch Or the German mischief
hut their efIorts to locate
D@04pA krutt14es
81 49, considerable fear on tho
2oll0wing the sighting Of the
44EM1n cfaft. Tor those On board did
<& kn9W whether OF not stha Germans
- ured a. torpedo IN an efIort to
DESTROY the Engissh vessel. IN order
~ ascapa the hostile boat the Titia
4terlt sevdnty-nvs miles on III courne.
Snd tho crew did not fssl safe until
Tstla VS. anchored tn Enxiish
Nf&11kn.
10 Tftia remained 1t anchor for
Swan days. and when II. finally started
ff0wnfd America 1t mAds good time.
kxh4xT being no German boata forth
Scnning 10 throw X az II rpnrss.
M 41thongh thAre were only two
Gric4ns. Or. Lleweifyn and The cher
&okenan On board the ship. the Fourth
~ July was celebrated on board the
|xoSo6l lAnk Sunday: EARLY in tine
1or3iHG the Stars ana stripes re-
Stnced the Hritish mag. while i regu-
|lG 1Q,lfth 81 July dinner was served.
pr GaeWellyn Ii very much slated
|S8S6n xoaaafrow cns lilxe 4rip This
~ vii - - LtveFpool
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
DANIEL LEROY DRESSER
TAKES HIS Own LIFE
Once Prominent FinAnnkE, Broehe-
in-Iaw OF George " van6erbilt.
Dies by Co. Hnn

New York. July 1o. E,a1&iei LaRox
r,ra.ssr hrothar.in 81. :, Nj i. as,ra. %
,-.ss-,,,. -
sanaeToiit' anu onc0 = Hoteu HnAn-
cier. shot himself In the right temple
tonight in the library of the Delta Psi
,-...r,,itv ha,,.~ - Aa4 pive~.,aa
: $500 $
Drive. W9e 1ound aead on the
lihHkry n0cr ~ Nh friend and attcr-
nes M. Gould. 10 whom Dresser
~ 800. Z. r..,.t .r.a ,stt.r .sr,v $
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
AND HOsNIANs
WON'T FIGHT AGAINST ITALY

Rome. July io.--The Daimatian
troops, now on the Italian frontier. are
|Aeserting bag and baggage. Two bat
|tfeships. entrenched near ST. Lione
when attacked shouted for Italy. and
|rAu from the trenches without firing
shot. Immediately the Italian troops
|0ecupaed the trenches. .
The paimatfans were replaced By
Bosnian troops, but they also are de-
|serting 1T every opportunity, In con-
|seQusnce only Hungarian soldiers now
ARE h4ing employed on the first line.
tho others being held In the reserve
|tfooDs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

The virginian's war expert
whose predictions thus far have
been ali literally fulfilled. gives the
following interesting statement:
This IL the week. II i am not
terribly mistaken. and i do not
think I am, Germany will strike
swiftly and hard on the entire west
ern front during the next few days.
"All the men that can be spared
from the Fast zone are now at or
near the western lines. They have
been shifted from the eastern zone
since the tide OF battle set SO
strongly against the Russians. Ger
many will wait no longer than she
has 20 for her great western as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Things viii Begin To Happen Rapidly In
Western Zone by July Is Is Prophesied

sauIt. She has done only enough
to hold OF the allies the past few
months. England and France just
ly dread the drive that is TO come.
/ trust that they will be able TO
keep their lines intact. but IL win
only be at n dreadful cost I'm blood.
1.-THE German main assault Is due
to come not later than the middle
of July. Watch the news from the
western zone Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
THE drive on Warsaw Is develop
ing, too. but nothing Is due from
that zone for fortnight The Ger
mans are playing safe. When their
big guns are where they want them
look for news again from Poland"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

London. July 10.--Ten merchant
vessels were torpedoed by German
submarines during the week ending
July 7th. according 70 an admiralty
statement to-day. Their tonnage was
~ .0s4 This Is rather above the Av-
erage In total tonnage. ana indicates
4Aat the xpbmarane Victims were Uf
greater size than has usually been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
FRENCH WON SLIGHT
ADVANTAGE YESTERDAY

& Paris. July 10. The fightf1x about
Ia Fontenelie on Thursday resulted
In greater victory for the French
than has heretofore been supposed.
The number Of prisoners made NUM-
bered the greater part ,of $40. the
total for that day on the entire front,
while the booty consisted OF 3 large
quantity Of rifles ammunition. gree
mad ss. one thiFty-eere il1ir1etxe
|cannon. four mitrailleuses and two
sbomhthrowerE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

Rome. July 1o.-The Pope has ap-
pointed the Right Rev. Thomas F. Gu
sack auxiliary bishop of New York. to
be bishop of. Albany. the Right Rev.
Paul r. Rhode. auxiliary bishop OF Chi
cago, to be bishop of Green Bay. Wis.
and Vicar General Michael J. Gallagher.
of Grand Rapids. to be coadjutor to
Bishop Henry Joseph Richter. with the
right to the succession Of bishop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Russian Display of Activity
Tends to Brighten Aspect
for Allies
HAS WON ANOTHER
AFRICAN EMPIRE
Territory Captured Is Greater
in Area Than Germany IT.
self-Critics Praise Russias
Mastery Retreat

London. July l0.--A feeling of
optimism which had been absent for
some time again is manifesting itself
here.
This feeling is chiefly due to Gen.
eral Botha's victory In German South
west Africa, which at one stroke de-
prives Germany of territory larger
than that of the German Empire.
Defending Force Small.
The size of the captured territory II
enormously disproportionate to that
of the defending forces, which con-
sisted of 2o4 officers and 3.I6s men.
These numbers Included reservists
and police as well as the regular mill
tary,
The cheerfuiness OF the entente all
lies also has been aided by the stands
being made by the Russians near
Lublin. in Southern Russian Poland,
and along the Zlota Lipa River, in
Galicia. 1t Is believed In London that
the stubborn resistance Of the Rus
slams is doing much to postpone the
dreaded German offensive along the
western front.
Praises Russian Retreat.
The Times correspondent with the
Russian forces on the zlota Lipa
River Galicia, says he learned that
the Russian thanking armies are not
retreating through local necessities.
but owing to the situation In tho
center, whore concentrations OF the
Germans continue to be directed.
From information Cleaned from
high sources" says the correspond
emit. Il believe that the extreme left
Of this army would not have been
tsx7S "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

Below you will find list of the
names and addresses OF contestants
In the virgfnian's pony-cart contest
with the number OF votes due them
up TO i2 o'clock noon Saturday. Ii
your name In the list? II not, send
1t in at once. Join the merry crowd
and help make the contest a success.
BY doing so you can win = prize for
yourself.
Now is the time TO enter the con-
test. because during the first period,
which ends July 18th. 1900 in SUBJ
scriptions will secure you more votes
than at any other time during the
contest, and. in fact. win be worth
as much in securing votes as $4,000
during the last period.
$4,000 in prizes VIII be given
away by The yirginiAn to energetic
boys and girls in Richmond. Did
you ever stop to figure just how much
money $4,000 Is and what 1t means
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
IN FRENCH
Amy vIsIT EMnAsyYe

Paris, July io.--About twenty Amsrf-
cans belonging to the First and Fourth
Regiments of the Foreign Legion.
whose permits for q forty-eight hour
leave of absence over the Fourth ar
Wednesday. In spite Of the delay their
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London. July l0.--A feeling of
optimism which had been absent for
some time again is manifesting itself
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-08-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of st. Mary.
E. VIM. Dreibholz vs.. H, C.
Tellotte. No. 4,O30.

BY virtue of an order of seizure and
sale issued out of the Honorable 23rd
Judicial District Court in and for the
Parish of ST. Mary, State of Louisiana,
and to me directed, in the above num-
bered and entitled suit, l have seized
and will offer for sale. for cash, without
appraisement, to the last and highest
bidder, at the front door of the Court
House in the Town of Franklin, Parish
of st. Mary. La. on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, a. D.. 1915,
between the hours of IL o'clock a. m.
and O'Clock p. M, the following des-
cribed property, tO-wit:
That certain tract or lot of ground,
lying and being situated in the Town of
Morgan City. La, st. Mary Parish,
Louisiana, and more fully described as
being the east half of lot number one
~ in square Q in Ditch's annex to
said Town, and having front on
Ditch's Avenue, running back between
parallel lines thirty-seven and one-half
~ Icy feet apart, the east line being
one hundred and twenty-five feet long
together with all the buildings and
thereon.
". Il. PErERMAN, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Mary, La,
August 3, 1915.