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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
BATTLE FOR PRzEMYsL
CONTINUES WITH FURY
Losses on Both Sides Are Piling te
an Unprecedented
Degree.
RE.ENFoRCEMENTs POURING IN
Germans and Austrians Claim Cap
ture OF Some of Outer Forts, but
Pertograd Issues Denial-Another
Movement Toward Warsaw.

LONDON. June 2.-The battle for
Przemysl. one of the most stubborn
and sanguinary struggles of the war,
continues with undated fury. Both
sides have poured re-enforcements into
the field, and losses are piling up to
an UNPRECEDENTED extent. Tho Ger
mans and Austrians claim that some Of
the forts on the northern front have
fallen. and that on the southeastern
front their troops are progressing to-
wards the railway that joins the for
tress with Lemberg. But the latest
Fetrograd communication says the
Germans who got into one fort we're
driven out. and makes no mention OF
the capture of Stry or Of other sue
ccsses claimed by the Teutonic allies
To the southeast. simultaneously
with this battle. the Germans are max
Ing another effort to break through the
BZura lines toward Warsaw, but
whether this is serious attempt to
capture tho Polish capital or only
diversion 10 prevent the Russians from
sending more re-enforcements into
Galicia, is not disclosed
The Germans claim to have captured
upwards Of 100000 Russians and an
immense amount OF material during
the month of May. Despite this, the
Russians do not appear to have slack
cned their resistance.
On the Gallipoli Peninsula the Brit
ish and French lines have been sub
jectcd to severe attacks by the Turks
all of which. according to British
official report. have been repulsed
There ms in France. trench warfare is
being followed. but in this case the al
lies have the support of their fleet.
which searches the Turkish trenches
and prevents the Turks from coming
out into the open. 1t also supports the
allies attacks.
In France the most important fight
ing is north OF Arras, where the Ger
mans and French are contendinE for
possession of the sugar refinery at
Souchez, which both claim to hold and
on the outskirts Of lie Pretrc forest,
where the battle for the trenches has
been continuous for weeks.
The latest victim OF the German sub
marines is the British steamer Saidieh,
sunk in the North Sea.
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Grand Army OF the Republic. Other
secondinE was given by General Pat
Henry. of Brandon. Miss. who said: 60
TO his side while he is in the hands OF
God"
Vote. vote, let us vote" came the
answering cry, but II was ruled that
the nominations must still be held
open.
G. W. Bruce. OF Arkansas, nominat-
cd General Felix H. Robertson. and 1t
was seconded by General f. NJ Laws, OF
Florida, war general. and by General
Andrew Jackson West
BERRI'S ATTACK HAS
BEEN BEFORE REFUTED
General Berry's attack on General
lounS's name and military reputation
followed. but he was unable to finish
TO utter. In this connection ii should
be stated that the charge General Berry
ATTEMPTED to bring against General
Young has been before matter of
thorough investigation by the United
Confederate Veterans. and by the Fed
cral courts. and that in the deeds he
did In the days OF "a he was without
blame
The roll by States was called, and
General Young was declared reelected
On a motion offered by Lieutenant
Governor j. Taylor Ellyson, the con-
vention voted unanimously to indorse
the use in all Southern schools Of AL
fred Rledsoe's history. The motion was
put at the request of the Danville
Chapter, u. D. c.. and received the in
dorsement of Mayor Harry Wooding. Of
that city.
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MORE THAN 3OO.0HO RUSSIANS
TAKEN PRISONER DURING MA

BERLIN. June . (via London). Ger
man army headquarters announced to-
day that more than 100000 Russians
had been captured during the month
OF May. announcement also was made
that further Russian intrenchmcnts
near Praemysl had been captured. The
War Office statement follows:
western theater: We shot down a
British flying machine at Bixschootc
The occupants, one Belgian and one
British officer. were made prisoner
The sugar refinery east of Souchez,
into which the French penetrated yes
terday afternoon, has been rccaptlred
by us. An attack begun by the French
against our positions at and south Of
Melville was repulsed. Only "a small
section of a trench on the other side
of the road from Melville 10 Ecurie
was occupied by the enemy.
Fighting at close quarters in the
forest of lie Pretre for the possession
of certain portions Of the trenches
continues.
Eastern theater: Successful en-
gagements occurred against minor
Russian divisions ut Neuhausen, thirty
miles northeast of Libau, and at
Shidiki. forty miles southeast of Libau.
! hc same thiHS happened further south
in the district of Shavli and on the
Dubysa southeast OF kielmy, and be-
tween Ugiamy and Ejargola At
Shawl we took 500 prisoners
Southeastern theater: Further Rus
sian intrenchments situated around
Dunkowiczki near PrzcmysD were
taken by storm yesterday. After the
victory at Stry. the allied troops adj
ranced yesterday in the direction OF
Medenice.
I'm the month of May. sG3 officers
and 26S.S69 men were taken prisoners
in the southeastern theater of war
while 25l cannon and 576 machine guns
were captured. OF these numbers, the
capturing OF 400 officers. including two
generals: 153.254 men. so cannon, in
GLIDING twenty-eight heavy ones, and
i03 machine guns. is to the credit of
the troops under General Mackenscn
including prisoners taken in the east
ern theater of war as well as those
announced yesterday, the total number
of Russians who have fallen into the
hands of the Germanic allied troops
during the month of May amount to
about ] 900 officers and more than 3OO,-
900 men,"
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RUSSIANS ARE DESPERATELY
ATTACKING THEIR ENEMIES

VIENNA, June tvia London).-The
official statement issued by the Aus
trian War Office tonight said:
The Russians have renewed their
strong attacks against the allied
troops on the eastern bank of the San.
Desperate attacks everywhere have
been repulsed. with heavy Russian
losses.
On the northern front of Przemysl
two additional Notifications have been
stormed. and we have maintained the
conquered ground.
South of the Dniester our attacks
are successfully progressing Hostile
positions between Stry and Drohobycz
were stormed yesterday
Strong Russian forces which yester-
day attacked our position near Solot-
wilma. in South GHlicia, suffered severe
losses. They retrcated, and at some
points took to flight.
Besides the booty mentioned in the
German communication as having been
captured during the month of May from
the Russians, we took 1S9 ammunition
material. such as $500 rounds of artil-
lcry ammunition. 100000 cartridges
and $1,000 rifles.
In the Italian war theatcr all the
undertakings of the enemy have been
unsuccessful. The bombar,lment of
the plateau OF Lavroonc, Folgaria and
the Carinthian barriers, with great
expenditure of ammunition. has caused
no material damage to our fortitica-
tons. No important lighting has taken
place in frontiers of Tyrol or Carinthia
On the coastal frontier, an enemy at
tack on the ridge was repulsed with
heavy Italian losses"
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United States in order to holm Mexico

United States in order to help Mexico
save herself and serve her people"
The statement, drawn up after yes
terdays Cabinet meeting. was prepared
Tor issue early to-day. but was delayed
until after noon by some minor changes
made IN conference between the Presi-
dent and Secretary Bryan. While it
was being given out at the White House
IL was being flashed on its way to
consul Silliman at Vera Cruz, the
brazilian minister at Mexico City. and
Consular Agent Carrothers who will
deliver 1t to the leaders OF factions with
which they deal.
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Wis. Ro.n Ice Jones'.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Juno Miss
Rosa Lee Jones, daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Jones. died In her
home here yesterday. after long ill.,
ness. She is survived by three sisters.
Mrs. Eudora Armistead, Misses Mary
n. and Virgie ". Jones. and two broth
ers. Fitzhugh and Ernest Jones. OF
Newport News. The funeral will take
place from the house tomorrow after
noon at I o'clock and burial will be n
the lawn Of the family home. where
her father, mother and sisters are in
TERED.
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WILSON SOLEMNLY
WARNS FRACTIONAL
MEXICAN LEADERS

or for the citizens OF other nations
resident and at work within her terri
tory. Mexico is starving and without
Il government.
In these circumstances the people
and government Of the United States
cannot stand indifcrently by and do
nothing to serve their neighbor They
want nothing for themselves in Mexico
Least of all do they desire TO settle
her affairs for her claim any right
to do SO. But neither do they wish
to see utter ruin come upon her. and
they deem it their duty as friends and
neighbors to lend any aid they properly
can to any instrumentality which
promises to he effective in bringing
about settlement which will embody
the real objects of the revolution
constitutional government and the
rights OF the people. Patriotic Mexi-
cans are sick At heart and cry out for
peace and for every self-sacrifce that
may be necessary to procure it. Their
people cry out for food, and will pres
entity hate as much as they fear every
man. in their country or out OF it,
who stands between them and their
daily bread.
FRANKLY STATES POLICY
OF THE UNITED STATES
1T is time. therefore, that the gov
eminent of the United States should
frankly state the policy which in these
extraordinary circumstances it becomes
it's duty to adopt II must presently do
what 1t has not hitherto done or felt
at liberty to do-lend its active moral
support to some man or group of men,
If such may be found who can rally
the suffering people of Mexico to their
support in an effort to ignore. if they
cannot unite, the warning factions of
the country, return to the constitution
of the people so long in allegiance, and
set up government at Mexico City
which the great powers OF the world
can recognize and deal with, govern
ment with whom the program of the
revolution will be a business and not
merely platform.
II therefore publicly and very solemn
ly call upon the leaders OF factions in
Mexico to act. to act together, and to
act promptly for the relief and redemn-
ton OF their PROSTATE country. feel
IL TO be my duty to tell them that. If
they cannot accommodate their differ
ences and unite for this great purpose
within a very short time. this govern
ment Will be constrained to decide what
means should be employed by the
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Professor Cnrl Rodcil.

BRISTOL, VA, June 2.-Professo t
Carl Bodcll. for ten years I'm charge Of
piano instruction in Sullins Collcg a
here. died suddenly at Virginia Beac. !,
OH Sunday night. where he had gone I'd
recuperate. His death resulted from
heart failure. Professor Bodell recent
~ resigned his position at the collie q
here. and was to have been similarly
associated with Centenary College. a,
Cleveland. Tenn. He intended to 90
from Virginia Beach TO New York to
visit q sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
runern, OF Richard a. Irving.

Especial 10 INC I IHeS- TIsNdICH.I
AMELIA, VA, June 1.-THE burial OF
Richard 4. Irving will take place at
Amelia. Va, tomorrow The services
will be held at Grub Hill Church, where
the interment will be made.
Mr. Irving was !orty-six years Of
age. and leaves his wife. Olivia Irving;
a daughter. Annie. and three brothers
Charles r.. of West Virginia. and Louis
H.. of Oregon. and Joseph f.. Of
Amelia. and two sisters. jamie Irving
and Mrs. a. NJ. Evans. OF Amelia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST. SIS between Fifth and Broad and
Eighth and Broad. Wednesday night.
Reward IL returned to IL South Syca-
more Street-poor man.
LOST. a small purse in front of the
Strand Thcater 1t contained a ticket
hearing the name of a. j. Robinson
Reward II returned to 1641 West Grace.
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Mrs. Henry Bnsxc.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch1
HEATHSFlLLE, VA, June Mrs
Henry Basye, a prominent and widely
connected woman OF this county. aged
about seventy-six years. died at her
home In Cherry Point on Sunday morn
Ing. lnterment was in the family ceme-
terry, and funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. J Elmer Hearn. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. She Is
survived by her husband and two sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

OF Elon College. In the early days when
the Elon sentiment was crystalizinr
and many men in the church were hest.
tating, Mr.. Pcarce put forth every eff,
fort In her behalf. Six years ago. be.
cause OF failing health. he voluntarily
resigned from the hoard OF trustees
and had since lived in retirement on hi,
farm ut News Ferry. Rev. j. o. Akin.
son, pastor Of tho college church, orr.
ciated at his funeral on Tuesday.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
II. G.. Netherland,

Fl. G.. Netherland who has been in
the contracting and excavating bust
ness in Richmond for many years. died
at his home, 2701 Yves, Cary Street.
last night at 1915. Funeral arrange
ments have not been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03

George Med. Blake. who several dave
ago tentatively announced his candi-
dacy for the Legislature, from the civ
of Richmond, issued supplementary
statement yesterday resembling his
former decision. Business reasons, said
MT Blake, made il impracticable for
him to make the run this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING
IN DARDANEILES RATTLE,

CAIRO. June (via London).-Th
following official communicat ton con-
corning the allies operations against
the Dardanellss was made public to-
day:
During the LIST OF June close hand
to-hand lighting occurred on our north
ern front. At the northern section of
our position two saps of the enemy
were rushed by our men, with the in
tention of filling them in, but a heavy
bombing checked the work, and one
party had to fall back. The other
party still holds on to it's position be-
tween our firing line and that of the
enemy.
This action necessitated heavy ar
tillery support, to which the enemy re-
piled vigorously. regardless of expense
Throughout this fighting the enemy
again lost heavily.
"On the southern sector the Turks
made repeated attacks during the
night of June 12 against the French
right. and twice reoccupied fort cap
tured May 90. On both occasions the
enemy was driven out, and the new
French front remains intact.
'On the British front all was quiet"
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T.. II. Penrce.

ELON COLLEGE, y c.. June q
There is sorrow here over the sudden
death OF 4. T. Pearce. OF News Ferry,
Va. who died on Sunday. MIR. Pearce
was one OF the original fiftcen trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
sToRo IS OCCUPIED
BY ITALIAN TROOPS

ROME, June 2 tvia London).-Th
following off1cial communication has
been issued By the Italian War ONCE:
'On the Tyrol Trentino frontier no
fighting Of any Importance has been
reported. Our troops occupied Store,
and pushed on until they were near
Condino. linking up with the strong
Alpine detachments. which had made
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GLORIOUS PAGEANT
WILL BRING TO END
GREATEST REUNION

Continued from First Page.)
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N"Htlnued from FlrSt PaScD
contempt for age and its ills. they gave
proof that a soldier is never half so
old as he looks.
CONVENTIONS CLOSE
THEIR BUSINESS SESSIONS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
ONERNOR-ELECT HARRIS
Z <OMINATES GENERAL yot-Sf.

= ne convention then proceeded with
fhe election OF officers Governor .leI,
Nat J.. Harris, OF Georgia. nominated
General Young. and as he spoke Of m.
eomander-in-chief lying i'll in a dis
can't hospital. with his heart among the
veterans In Richmond, Governor Har-
Lts's voice broke. There is no voice
here TO speak for HIM" he said. and in
b distant city ne lies i'll. away from mis-
comrades" The nomination. was sec
Dnded by Governor james p McCrearv
OF Kentucky: by General w B. Haide
man OF Louisville, and by General A. r.
Sooth' OF louisiana, conimapder OF the
fsouisiana Division There had been
Npme tax that the office Of commanders
"a chief should be filled in rotation, but
General BOOTH argued against this
fdea, saying that tho Office should he
ofeh 10 any man, and that he did not
want to follow in the footsteps OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
UNANIMOUS
~ FOR ALABAMA CITY

81 FOR ALABAMA CITY
. In the name OF Alabama. in tha
name of Birmingham. in the name or
Eli we mold dear and love. we want Won
confederate Veterans cried Mr.. Helm
80 come TO us next year. Our state is
BE home Of Joe Wheeler. gallant con.
6ederate cavalry leader 1t is the home
n John Morgan, OF Panama Canal
same; and II is the home of Oscar I'm
Herwood. the greatest constructive leg
iS!ator OF modern times
- IN the name OF love and of every
tradition that moves the Confederate
neart, We Want YOU 20 come TO Rir
MinGham and Alabama" AS Mr.. Hefin
Saosed shrill voice rang out in the
year of the hall "Ill be there" and
+he cry was taken up by every soldier
p that II rang and rang again beneath
tbe iron girders and swe!led to the
.vain- oespa altered doors
:. The invitation was seconded hv Con.
sTal West, Of Atlanta, and was accent
"a by acclamation.
When the applause had subsidized
General Harrison referred TO the condi'
zion al Camp Stuart. and invited that
q. conference be held with him after
She session, so that further arrange
Wents for the visiting veterans could
he made.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
ella COUNTY VOTES
S5OO,OOO BONDS FOR
BETTER HIGHWAYS
Issue Wins BY a Majority Of
More Than 800 But Total Was
Light in Proportion to County
Enrolment.

GLOBE, Aug 17.-Taxpayers of
ella County yesterday approved the
issuance of 100000 bonds for good
highways by a majority Of more than
800 votes Returns We're received
from all the principal precincts in the
county and showed an overwhelmins
sentiment in favor of the bonds, the
nearest to a division of opinion being
noted in Globe where the majority in
favor Of the measure was only AZ out
of $50 votes cast.
Returns were received from all pre-
cincts I'm the county except Young.
Gisela. Tonic, San Carlos and Rice.
AS these are all small precincts the
returns from those points win not ef-
feet the result of the election. I'm the
other precincts total of 749 votes
were cast, $50 being for the bonds and
1873 against giving a majority Of 351
in favor of the issue
The vote was very light i'm all parts
of the county but was proportionately
heavier at the northern and southern
edns of ella than in other portions
Although there are about 400 quail
ned taXpaying voters I'm Globe alone
the total vote here was only $50, 211
being for the issue and 169 against it,
The people of Miami came to the
front for the issue. ga voting for the
measure as opposed to who We're
against it. In Lower Miami nearly
the same ratio was noted
Northern ella went for the bonds
almost unanimously, the vote at Pay,
son being SO in favor of the issue
with only against Pine did even
better and cast a unanimous vote of
38 in favor of the issue.
Hayden and Winkelman We're al
most unanimously In favor of the
bonds. At Hayden the vote was 60
TO and at Winkelman the vote was
rs toll
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
will Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala.-'I must confess, says
Mrs Eula Mae Reid, Of this place, chat
Cardui, the woman's tonic, has done me
great deal OF good.
Before / commenced using Cardui,
would spit up everything ate. had
tred, sleepy feeling all the time, and was
irregular. ! could hardly drag around,
and would have severe headaches con-
linuously.
Since taking Cardul, have entirely
quit splitting up what ! eat. Everything
seems to digest all right, and ! have
gained 10 pounds in weight"
II you are a victim Of any Of the numer-
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wrong to suffer.
For half a century, Cardui has been re.
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which pour into our office, year by year.
Cardui is successful because It is COM
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Cardu has helped others, and win help
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Write to- Chattanooga Msdi,ine Co, Ladies Ad-
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
I'm A BAD WAY"
Many a Bisbee Reader viii Feel
Grateful for This information.

If your back gives out;
Becomes lame. weak or aching;
If urinary troubles set in,
Perhaps your kidneys are lin a bad
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Local evidence proves their merit
W. W. Gristy, Bisbee, says 81 had
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STOPPING or lifting At night my back
ached severely and when / got up in
the morning, ] was lame and sore.
! was tired and seemed TO have no
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headaches and dizzy spells and was
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The kidney secretions contained sedi-
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ing the night ] used two boxes of
Doan's Kidney pills and they made
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Price soc, at all dealers Don't
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-18
Summer Foods AS
Cause of Dyspepsia
Efect on Digestive Or
game Responsible
For Many Ills

Summer should be the season OF
most perfect health but impure water
and milk. unripe fruit and a tendency
10 oyerindulge in acid foods and
iced drinks results in a contrary con-
dition I'm many people.
The effect of the average summer
diet is TO constipate even normally
regular bowels, and disturb the di-
gestion This condition can best be
corrected by the use of a mild laxa-
i've that has combined with it the ele-
ments of a digestive tonic The com
bination Of simple laxative herbs with
pepsin that is sold in drug stores un-
der the name of DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup
Pepsin is gentle. yet positive in It's
action and brings relief in an easy,
natural manner, without gripping or
other discomfort
A dose of Dr. Caldwel's Syrup
Pepsin on retiring each night will reg
ulate the digestive organs and insure