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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
UGH! A DOSE Of
NASTY CALOMEL
1t SaliyateS! Ii makes you sick
and YOU may lose a
days work.

You're bilious. sluggish. coUsttpated
ana believe YOU need vile. dangerous
caiorrel TO start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your drug
rist for Il 5o-cent bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone and take IA spoonful to-
night II Il doesn't start your liver
and straightcn you right up better than
calomcl and without gripping or making
you Sick l want you TO 20 back TO the
store and get your money.
Take calomel to-day and to-mor-
row you will feel weak and sick and
nauscated. Don't lose n days work.
Take a spoonful OF harmless, vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and wake
up feeling great. IT'S perfectly harm
less. so give it TO your children any
time. IT can't salivate. so let them eat
ANYTHING afterWarGS.-Aly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
Gets $4,000 "sLUSH" FUND
ON ORDERS OF THE MAYOR
Former Assistant Chief of Police In
Terre Haute Details His
Activities.
HAS ENTERED PLEA OF GUILTY
Reads List OF Saloon and Gambling
House Owners and Amounts OF
Money Which, He Says, Roberts
Told Him to Collect.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March a.
John +. Nugcnt, assistant chief OF police
under Mayor Don NJ Roberts. detailed
to-day al the trial OF the Tcrre Haute
election COS. how he had collected q
"slusE' fund totaling almost 5000
from saloon Keepers and gambling room
Dro2r!r;ogs FOR registration and cleo
zion purposes last fail. He read Il list Of
saloon and gambling house owners, and
amounts OF money which. he said
Mayor Roberts had told him TO collect
Nugent has pleaded guilty
Judge Eli H. Rcdman. who. with
Roberts IL among the twenty eight de-
Pendants on trial. also did some collect
ing for his own campaign for Judge
from the same class OF people, accord
ing to Nu8ent. and Roberts became
angry. Shea Brothers saloon and gam
ping house proprictors, were assessed
$500 said Nugent. but he collected only
$500 the Shcas telling him that judge
Redman collected the balance
That night. the witness continued
when he turned over the days colIec-
ton 10 Roberts. and explained that Shea
Brothers would contribute only $500 be-
cause of Redman, Roberts ordered him
! 10 go back to Shea and learn what
Rcdmnn means butting in on me-" Red
initn also coilecttd from other saloon
Keepers Nugent said.
some Of the men did no; pay the
amount they were assessed. witness as
serted George Woodal who is
among those or trial. was assessed $50.
but paid only s25." said Nugent.
Dom (neaning Mayor Roherts) told
me then that Woodall would only be
given twenty-five favors or one favor
for each dollar he contributed" said
the witness.
Frank G. Dudley. United 1tates Dis
trict Attorney, contends that Of $1,000
collected by Nngent and turned over to
Roberts. only 500 was paid into the
REGULAR Domocratic camnnign fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
CONFER OVER NEW DANGER
MEN AGING HEMP SUPPLY

"ASH1NGToN. March 22-Secrctary
liryan and Sir Cecil Spring Rice. the
British ambassador conferred to-day
over ncw danger Incnacin. tho
fuchtan sisal hemp supply from whtch
must come the twinc 10 bind this wear =
crop OF wheat IN ;he United states and
Canada. tarlior in tho day both the
secretary and the am oaSsador had re
ceiVcd q committee OF fucatan citizens
who said Carran2a officials NJ ir"vreso
were burning stores OF s!sal. and threat
ching growers ana shippers with heavy
taxation hccaus" Of their refusal 10
accept 4 tarranza governor
1t is understood that steps VIII be
taken 10 prevent any interference with
sisai shipments
RepTcs rntativcs or American sisal
twinc manufaCtu rcrs also saw admin
istration officials to-day and urged that
the situation at proErcsc and Merida
Mex, Ne relieved They said a short
age already was certain. ana tina, If
their mills operated day and night from
thc present time they could not supply
the demand for ,w!uc 10 hind the 1918
crops
Report submitted 10 Secretary Brya n
declared that $500 bales OF sisal had
been destroyed at Merida by Genera
Cnrranza's agents. and that the rwinc
factory there. british concern. had
been burned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
DUTCH GOVERNMENT MAY
PROTEST TO GERMANY
Asks for Explanation OF Forcible
Taking OF Two Steamers by
Submarine.
THEIR CARGoEs CoNrIscATED
Hope Is Expressed That Ships Will
he Released After They Are Tn
loaded-On Berlin's Reply Depends
Future Action.

THE HAGUE. March ~ tvia Lon
don. 500 p. M).-Thc Netherlands gov
eminent ut noon o-day. after Il meeting
OF the State Council. forwarded n tele-
gram TO Berlin asking for an expla ma
t'on OF the proceedings OF the German
submarine IN taking forcinle posses
sion OF tho Dutch steamers Eatavier V.
and Haanstroom, and conveying them
20 Iecbrugye and connscating their
carsoss Eerlin's reply. i, Is said. Will
determine whether u protest VIII be
sent 70 Germany
II is understood in s.mioiiicial circles
rere that all the officers al the Dutch
vessels and n sufficient number Of their
crews 10 handle the ships remain on
board and the hope IS expressed shat
'he steamers Will be released after
their carsoes have been unloadcd
II Is pointed out in ;he same quar-
ieTs that the careocs OF The Satavi.v
y AHd Haanstrocrn probably are com
posed OF conditional contrabaud. and
therefore. liable 70 seizure in the man
ner that the British have taken pos
session OF similar freight believed TO
he consigned 70 Germany.
- St!iliciilc.a! quarters. however. -
$ argued that the Germans nave no
richt 10 capture the vessels" bu, /,
Is Sill! uncertain whether q capture
has taken rlace. rs reports Of tile haul
;ns down OF ,he Dutch flag and the
hosting ot the German cclors are. In
definite. This is one OF the chief cues
t!ons the Dutch telegram asks Berlin
20 explain
i: IS declared au,horltatively that
the. Belgian and French males aboard
The steamers We're detained by yhe Ger
man authorities. hut that Dutch sailors
and passengers We're sent under an
armed guard 10 the Belcian-Dutch
frontier on train. the blinds OF r.hici,
Were drawn closely. The attempt 10
shu: ont the View OF these people,
however. did not prevent them tro,,,
Observing that there has been an inn
po-tart STRENGTHENING OF the forts IL,
ZeehrUgc" The Dutch newspapers are
:nciineI 20 view the afair seriously.
ard comment 81 length on what they
claim is the s-bitrar!ness OF the Ger
man action
parliamentary paper containing all
the documents with reference 10 the
BRITISH order IN council the Dutch pro
-; and the German submarine block.
ade o; England Is abou, 70 be pub-
l.SheG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
GUNS OETA|N STEAMER
IN HARB0R OF SAN JUAN
Clearance Withheld on Account Of
What Officials Consider SUSPECT
Gus Circumstances.
CARGO OF COAL AND SUPPLIES
Washington Considering Question
Whether Ships Captain Shall BE
Prosecuted for Attempting TO Leave
Port Without Necessary Papers.

WASHING TON. March o2-While the
guns OF MORO Castle detain the Ham
g-American liner Odenwald in the
haroo- q san Juan, Porto Rico, officials
II the United states government are
considering The question whether the
steamers captain shall be prosec
for attempting TO leave San Juan on
sunday without clearance papers
Northumberland Burnham. com
;nsndins the Porto Rican Regiment,
cab!ed the War Department to-day that
II had been necessary to Are shots
across tho Odenwald's bows TO keep her
rom putting to sea on Sunday. although
on Friday ne had warned the captain
that he would be fired on II he started
out OF the harbor without being cleared
Clearance had been withheld on ac-
count OF what the customs officials con-
s!dered suspicious circumstances The
ship. /; Is understood, has no other
cargo than coal and supplies.
CONGRESS- RESOLUTION
GIVES AUTHORITY
Under a Joint resolution passed by
the last Congress, the President is au-
thorized to direct collectors OF customs
TO withhold clearance from any vessel
which he has reasonable cause 10 be-
Hove TO be about to carry fuel, arms,
ammunition. men supplies TO any
~hrship, tender or supply ship of a
| belligerent nation. The resolution fur
Their provides that In case any such yes
sells depart or attempt to depart from
the jurisdiction Of the United States
without clearance. for the purposes set
forth. they shall be forfeited to the
United States and the "owner or master
I, or person or persons having charge or
command" shall be liable to fine or i'm
prison;ncnt
| 1t became known to-day that the
! Treasury Department has had it's alton
| t'on called to the Hamburg American
/ liner Saxonia. now laid up Mt Winslow,
Wash, with cargo of grain loaded Mt
Portland, Orc. last July. for Hamburg.
| Recent activities aboard the vessel have
caused officials TO take stops to assure
that she will not put to sea again with
out inspection and clearance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
German,

BERLIN. March =? ,cy wireless.
IN o::c;Al statement given out TO-
day b. the German army headquar-
;s7s Says
= fresh a;:srap. 70 ,axe he Ger
;nan position on the south slope OF
;h@ Lcre-te heights was made las:
aiEhI b-i resulted in failure A.
Other French r:EhI attack. this ..,lle
;or,1 = II MssHi! IL tae Cna:--
rS-r- District. also WAS ni:aouy
sr.ee-S< t'-:tts=-..o5e al the
Fr-ach Efforts 70 ~:r back the posi-.
-.er =: 2e:ch -scEe7kop: resulted In
The Russians YESTERDAYS ~ere
driver :-o:a Ns-uet On me Baltic
50. II E2s' Prussia at.s- ; short
srsas=-e.t - -he south ID. ,na
Town. followed - tenacious ashI-
.ns n ;h- streets. CnG-- .n4 pro
,ee;!en O.: Russian troops. Rus
san mob icoted TIE private prop
s-ty % German ,;l.za-s in M4rral
Carloads % goods we-= co.veved
across the frontier = SPECIAL -
po7; o. this loo,.nF wiI tie pub
iisn-1
North o; Ma5i-npe. Russian a..
iacAs have been rerp!set Win heav.
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Russian.

PETRoGKAp. March - via Lon
doH).-The following official state
;':ent from general Headquarters
was issued to-nishI
From, Ne;nel CEas, Prussia, 20
The Nis,ula. and on ,he ie:: hsnN OF
the Nisiuis. there has oeer 10
change Russian troops. which adj
vanced from Tau-oscen. occupied
LauEszarsen after an engagement.
capturing prisoners and sng.neer-
ing stores
In the Carpath;aDs stubborn
-shtng is taking place or ;h,. roads
towards Rar,teid. IL ,h- Valleys o:
the Ondawu and I-aborcza Rivers
near Lupkow Pass ana ~. the lei:
hank OF The upper san
The Russians have mad success
fui advances During ,he las.
twe0;y-tour hours We have captured
$3.50 men, ftIy officers and ;wen;y
machine guns /. the directions O:
NI1Eacz the Germans. III dense
formation. attacked the Russian pc-
s:c:cns :: Rossoi;hazc o-awca!k
and kosiuwkawa- ~; were every
where -epuls~d suffering heavy
losses
II consequence o: the JOYFUL
even; Of 5:-e surrender Q: the for
7-ess ot Przs;nys,. the gereraliss;77o.
Grand Dute Nicholas. mas been
awarded ;hs =. Georges Cross Q:
he second t@gree and ;he com
naacsr o. the army before Przenysi.
General Ss!i~acno". The =. Georges
Cross .. he laird degree"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
MORPHINE POISONING
Louis Hanks Rushed Ia virginia Hos
pitnl Under Peculiar circumstance.

Louis Banks. colorcd. Ao7 .Duval
Street. is in Virginia Hospital in a
serious condition. having been brought
to the institution yesterday suffering
from morphine poisoning. The negro
had been drinking ut bar on West
Broad Street when his condition was
noticed. Policeman GcrrinS found tho
man and at once summoned the ambu-
lance. DR.. Stern rushed Banks To the
hospital. where IT was said last night
he was not expected TO live thirty-six
hours
Banks. with another negro. is said
to have taken several drinks at tho
bar. Later he started To carry a suit
case downtown for man, but IL
said to have refused 10 do SO when
he learned he was to get only 10 cents
and to have returned. He was found
In n serious condition short time
afterward.
Detective Sergeant John Willy learned
these details last night. lie was un-
able To discover II the man was adj
dtctcd TO the dope habit, however, and
IS at a loss 10 account for tho fac,
that he was poisoned The man who
had been drinking with him was IN,
no way affected
AT the hospital the surgeons sue
ceeded In Kidding the mans system OF
the poison. and there IL no fear fcit
from this score. However. he has d.
veloped pneumonia. and his death IS
expected at any time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
French.

PARIS. March 22.-The official
statement given out to-day by the
War Department, says:
ITO the north OF Arras. AT Notre
Dame de Lorette. u German counter
attack on Saturday evening de-
privcd us of some sections Of
trenches. We rccaptured them yes
icrday.
AT La Boissclle. northeast OF AL
bert, mine warfare continues. After
having blown up one OF the enemies
galleries. We occupied the greater
part Of the pi, formed
"purin: sunday Rheims received
ahor; iltty shells.
In the Argounc we inflicted two
serious rcverscs on the enemy. Near
Nagatciie we blew up three mines,
and two companies OF our troops
S;o"med German trench. in which
tuoy maintained their positions. de-
spite strong counterattacks Five
hundred yards from there the
enemy, after exploding two mines
sind BON harding our trenches.
rushed 20 attack on from, Of ahou,
$50 yards After some very no,
handto- hand tiEhtinr. our assa!l-
ants were hurled back. despite the
arrival o. their re- endorsements. our
artillery caught them under .:s nre
- ihey we're faliir; hqsk. and in
rtctsd very heavy losses OH Them
The toi!ow;nc War Office state
men; WAS issued tonight
ON the plateau OF Notre Dame de
L.orette We hold al the trenches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
RIVAL FORCES MAY MEET
IN DECISIVE ENCOUNTER
villa and Carranzn Troops Mnssing
Near Coast In Northern Mexico
for Battle.
STATE DEPARTMENT. REPORTS
Secretary Bryan and British Ambas-
sador Confer Over New Danger
Which Is Mcnacing Yucatnn Sisal
Hemp Supply.

WASHINGTON. March 22-Rcports
10 the state Department and TO the
MeNlcan agencies here today continued
to Indicate that villa and CarranZa
forces are massing near tho cos, in
northern Mexico for what may be the
most decisive battle fought since
iiucrta was overthrown
AdVlccs to the State Departmcnt
rom iainpico, dated March 10. said the
Carranaa forces were ..retrcatlng to
Victoria. and that the Villa forces were
marching OH Victoria" This was
thought to moan that At least n con-
siderable part of the Tampico garrison
had marched inland TO Join the army
assembling to meet the oncoming villa
troops. The same dispatch said 1t was
reported that In Tamplco now were
approximately $500 Americans. 200
British subjects. 80 Italians. so French
200 Spaniards and 1000 Chinese.
y report TO the department form
Laredo dated March 20. Indicated that
large Villa force was on It's way
70 attack Nucvo Laredo. AIatamoros
!, was said, was being attacked. and
CamarCu was burning. other reports
told of an outbreak OF black small
poX In campcchc. OF the killing of live
stock by looters In the vicinity OF San
Carlos. coahuila. and OF the rObbing
"i stores In Guaymas by n mob which
resented the refusal Of a Chinaman to
accept iiat money. The Governor, tho
dispatch said. had ordered 100 soldiers
10 IuaNrlas to punish tho mob leaders
The Villa agency made public reports
that General Chao. leading tho cam
paipn against Tampico. mad penetrated
hcEond Ebano TO point less than ten
miles from Tatnpico. and that the van
guard OF the villa army operating
against Matamoros had reached
RcScnesa. sixty miles from Matamoros
The civil population. It was said. was
fleeing from Natamoros 10 Browns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
ITALY STOPS RAILROAD
TRAFFIC FOR GERMANY
Trieste Reports That Concentration
OF Troops on Austrian Littorsi
l. Proceeding.
.AlRsHlPS FLY ABOUT THE CITY
National Defense Law Of Italy Be.
comes neutrality-suspicious. to BE
Ener.eticaly Suppressed War
Preparations Kept secret.

js c Sill 70 1he TI;ss:es.Disgesst
~ H'rHptG Il! railroad Communication
s'F merchandise 70 Germany via swift
z=rsan.
Trieste yeports ,hs, concentration OF
toop= oa the Austrian litoral IS pro-
f*+dias Gee; activity and strenuous
+EoFis az beng rnade 20 obtain addi-
q ~ '-o.. An order var issued on
saturday .lrnrnon!ng alt men up 20
Att:-'v'o vars capable OF serving.
-a@se ~. ts drilled with utmost haste.
- 20 T.aoT n Depart 70 the thea,er Of
%stlT y. ANN.
:. s. calculated Ma, in few days
'hf-" VII bs tt59o men in Trieste. in
r.rc'-g number ot weli-cuuipp.d
Ht'na1 ;rooD. and artillery.
= .zfK' nFr*G:on ~ aeroplanes and
h*c-o,ia:sr 'rof. Fola Jew for sew
"a. ap-!t ~ saturday over The city
I'D par, p: Tr!ss-". Conditions OF life
- w rpr. ~ Trieste hecoln. NOR.
"-cgI' II" majority of the wealthier
fiAtE - Italians n*Fe already left the
Tne as,.o:.zl ce.ense law became
npsrar!Ts ,r-day. ard viii be applied
',''rsrl@'s!y i.si!nnags S. 10 he re-
pFstr'c 'HsrY"'iGaily. Hany Germans
a': igs',tarr pgrpoeely exempted
fH;" ~ watrn ~. mar preparations.
1tfs+ III! =. H1ps'leG. The expulsion
c"tiHs al'.sHy cas been dram up.
~ 81. .:o.@';~ ,nc work q, III.
cr-.,. Yi.z;s}
!'-s 4>rs'i.insnt :. ernpo~"rcd By the
-" ~" ~ :rcn.hit .he publication OF
''"H 'f1%;ri'T ~. strength Of the
@ff-E - ~; Dferarations. and the
r,si'2'T c'fs..es ri the country The
u ~ iH.'irH All! re suforced shortly
~ ->'yt'tE&'Ir-i II! troopE and the
.lt% az ~ #GGi'ional rcrerves for
"t+''-*. iHrbi!i<@'!rn ig being kept
es-ra'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
Austrian.

VIENNA. March ~ win Ams,cr-
dam 10 London. 1888 L. M.).-The
following official communication has
been issued here:
After four months investment.
Frzerysl has honorahly fallen. The
commander had received Az order TO
leave the fortress 20 ;he enemy In
three days. because at Tho moment
OF the attack. even with The greatest
economy IN the GOOD ratious. resist
ance could he maintained for three
days only.
1T proved possible 10 eGec; the
timely destruction % the fortress.
together with lis guns and ammuni-
lion. as we'll ms the outer fcrtitica-
i;ors.
The capitulation OF the fortress.
with which possibility the higher
command had reckoned for long
Time past. has had no irfueaee upon
the general situation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
TWO STEAMERS HALTED
UY SHOT ACROSS now!

NEW YORK. March 22.-Two steam
"!s Leaving New York harbor were
stopped to-day by shots across their
bows. fred by the dispatch boat Dol
phin, staroncd In the harbor to guard
American neutrality. Both ships later
were allowed to proceed
The American steamer Santa Clara
halted by shot when she failed to stop
at signals The American steamer New
ton was stopped because she failed to
display signals despite whistle warn
ings by the Dolphin.
Neutrality officers from tho naval tug
Nhrkecta boarded the Newton ana
ordered Captain Abbot to hoist his sig
nails.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
ROBRERIES REPORTED
toMmnhfi- stojsn Prom I'm Front Of
H|rDhI1ni Hospital.

Ns - man, ;0s Sorth LON
'&'f : ''e'' 's3Drt.f ~ tn" police laa,
~ ~ ( >.,-xla.a hn~I. valued
- 80 rr~E 7irlsa out ~ one
= t'-' tst< niacr"s 1g'ing the after
= ">rt.r a1E 'frr,t Tw"nty-ffth
f'f'''. 'r:r'.G ~" tn@'' NJ hia Ford
-'t' ~ . run bEfOlG Jrgnorial Hos
'r.' : 81 r,!rr<. 4: ~hits man
"rs s''' ~ FsfEt 'hE machine ana
r' '' "" %.f-+ caG DDt b""n able 10
''t'. - faF. Hr sEf.. early this
i,.ff''I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
FRENCH HtI'ILEsTiII.
ORDERED no DAEIt\tIJl.

PARIS. Ma:ch % r5.;G 3. 81 ~ee
ri'nch ba'iesh.o jagf"EIlbefiy ~t.et.
carries among hc;N at'aauar, f.,
twelve incn and two !G.z-in,i l..s
was ordered - day ~ !nii ,ia P.e..,
-4ua"fon operating hgHin.t -. la
aan"ilcg the Iaui.gulbcfry Mn re-.
plat" tn" French hati!eship Ea..c...
which ""s badly damaged a!.nY s.e
water iiue by Turhiah shells
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
N..,.h klnx uIil,u,o

f"F3 F4'fH<. zjias Narr1 Wasning-
ri "$s *Sris'fG M Sf5Kennt way
mn III t'>Is.fvltr TtnrI nnd WiIi.
'"s' Tt - '.Tl;iTs rum Justice
~ mr. Nti33a" Tr.pt9 Thn man IN
a!'l'f ~ rSf~ ~'rEhb a.'r ,he prat.
rWtr m? 'r.&s1 -, az p.Ii SO store
ang G"f.inE W 'hsi t,su,Y, lie viii
~ nm ra+- 's4Ss 'rf fr,ni NJ sper!n
I'ai 'rsG.y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
WHAT WEARING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS

Russian losses, Mes, OF the Orsyc
River. near Jadnorosak. to the
northeast OF PrzasnysE. and TO the
northwest OF Ciachanow. Russian
attacks by night and Ivy day have
broken down under the German fire.
Russian prisoners 10 the number ~
400 were captured"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
THREE SOLDIERS WOI NDED
Et tSJtJDHs J1JU

BERLIN tv!a Londouj na,e, =,
no:0 i. NJ An "ncrny uyia,,r ~
peued ON Suuday shove iinnrI,,
had"n. and dropped three brmGs On ~,
"'ty ana II" artiilcry bmfacHs rtfee
SOLDIERS were wounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23

Although The foregoing ofncia.
PrEeilysi capiiuintcd after four
months Investment, data covering
me fisht,ng there seems 10 indicate
clearly THAI the investment began
about the middle Of September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
How to Pronounce
the Word Przemysl

JnS-mee1le, with the accent on the
nccx, md giving the j the soft
sound nS In French.
Or ns though Il were spelled
SZhny-mcezle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
STRONG FORCE
FOR OPERATIONS EIsENuEUI;

Especial cattle to The Times Dispatch
PETROGRAp. March - The fan %
,przcmys. liberarcs Il strong force for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
TOWARD URhCOw
NEXT IMPORTANT MOVE

II Is believed hero that the mex; i'm
portant development in Galicia will be
q new Russian advance toward era
COW. the Aus;rians having been v!r-
tually driven out OF the territory as
far southwark rs the Carpath!ans
Tho garrison Of Przemysl originally
numbered $4,000 or S0.dco men. but
sorties and shells must have cut 4
considerable number of thousands from
that total.
The hesieginc army is understood 10
number about 1900 officers and men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23

remainder OF its ammunition prior TO
surrcndcring
Although Przcmysl had been elm
mated as positive monaco TO the
Russian troops operating In Galcia
since IL was isolated and surrounded
early I'm October. II always had been a
potential source of danger. Many
stubborn battles have been fought by
tho besiegers with portions OF the gar
fison. which attempted to break
through the invading lines TO join re-
lief columns, which on some occasions
pushed to within twenty five miles OF
the CITY
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-01
SERIOUS Charge
SIOUX FALLS YOUNG COUPLE AR
RESTED BY PARK PO-
LICEMAN.

Sioux Falls, July Arrested in
the company of a 17-year-old girl
late last night at Sherman park,
Francis Nichols, about % years old,
said to be an employe at a local hotel,
has been held for a hearing on a
charge of rape in the second degree.
With the girl, he was brought before
Judge Orr at the morning session OF
the municipal court when the hear
ing was continued until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. Unable to furnish
a bond of $1,000, Nichols is being
held at the Minnehaha county jail to
await the preliminary examination.
The girl will be sent before Judge
Medin Of the juvenile court. For
conviction of the crime with which
Nichols is charged, the law prescribes
a prison sentence of not to exceed 20
years.
Caretaker Smith at Sherman park
last night noticed the actions of the
couple and followed them. He over
heard portions of their conversation
and witnessed a scene that caused
him Immediately to place them under
arrest through the police authority
with which he is empowered. He
then telephoned police headquarters
at the city hall and officers from the
city went out to the park to bring
the couple to town.