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New-York tribune., 1915-09-19
Iancia Agents to Build Cars

Adams & Montant, New io. b
Of the Lancis car, have sn'el,ssIp s',sI ,rs
manufacturing business, sna AZ 3,
duce a chassis under the nan, a. ~
mer. 1t will probably list iOt n,sey' r,
The bodies will be built 70 ~ 90, 4
same company is preparing y !. sros
the market a smaller car, 70. ps M i
as the Lampo. This model W."
the neighborhood OF ssVo'
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19

through the lower Berkshires We pass
Stockbridge. where stands the Field
Memorial Tower; sun dial. marking
site Of Jonathan Edwards study; Jona-
than Edwards monument and and
Stockbridge Indian monument; Great
harrington, Hopkins Series mansion,
home Of William Cullen Bryant; old
Henderson House. where Burgoyne
was imprisoned; Lakevlle, on Lake
Wononsco; Carmel, in the centre Of
the great reservoir district. From this
point a choice of several roads leads
from Westchester County to New York.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19

The Chicago Automobile Li'1' IA 'rssit
citation has issued a rec., rev'scsu Mrif
edition Of its National useS "a ave, y
Report. This little book y. ,islsr
valuation OF used cars IN -ins ins = ~
Of Chicago. Persons aeh ~ CAieg
should communists eoml .w.o,ssistiss. w,s
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19

undoubtedly receive an equally hosij
table reception from the motor eiee' :
America.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-19

The Guardian Robe Lock Company
has placed upon the market a special
lock for securing robes and suitcases
which are left In an unprotected car
The new lock Is adjusted somewhat in
the manner Of q handcuf, and may be
clasped around the robe rail or steer
ing wheelt
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-14
BUILDING AMI
LOAN ASSOCIATION.

The Rosedale Building and
Loan Associaticu was organized
last Wednesday at meeting hel
in the First National Bank, the TO- :
lowing officers being elected. PFesi-
des1t, w. r. Wall; Vice President.
d. 5. Fafrar; Secretary, Leroy
Jonesj Treasurer, J. A. Eddins:
Attorney, Kaufman; Directors,
w. F. Wall. D. S Farrar, ]. A. Ed
dins. P. H. Joest, E. J. AGREE.
J. H. Kellogg ana J. B. Ray.
A good, live Building and Loan
Association always proves bene-
fetal to d town or city. helping men
of limited means to build their
homes and providing 4 safe invest
ment for those desiring to place
their money at : reasonable rate Of
interest. The gentlemen in charge
of the Association are among thu
most prominent of our citizens and
We pre- diet that it will be gteat
benefit 10 the city and county.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-14
A CARD FROM Mr., WM.F.CEE.
To My Friends of the Eleventh
Circuit Court District:

To My Friends of the Eleventh
Circuit Court District:
I want to thank each and every
one Of ysu for your vote and sup
port given me in my trace for Dis
trict Attorney. did not win the
race, but /: was no fault of Of yours
and IL I can ever be Of service to
yon, you have but to command me.
I have been asked by a number
of friends whom l would support
in the second race. and, as I can
not see and explain my position to
every one that desires to know, l
will here add that will vote for
Roger Montgomery onAugust 24'h:
First: Because, after meeting
him in the cnmraign for the last
year. I know that be has made
clean aud honorable canvass and
aud proven himself a gentlemen
worthy of the officei
Second: Because, from what
know Of him personally and bis
reputation among thu Bar end PED
pie among whom he lives, he Is the
hest qualified Of the two for the po-
sition.s
| shall vote the ticket for District
Attorney, as advised ytu to Sdte
in my twenty-four speeches this
summer, for the man I think hist
qualified for the position IS man
and a lawyer.
II ou can see your w4y clear to
vste a. I do. you will put ME un-
der further obligations to you.
Again thanking you, | am.
Very truly. your friend.
VIZ. F. GaE.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-14

Autd Ownefs-I now have slinc
Of tires and inner tubes Of the beee
make and can supply your immss
diate needs. George Mctsee. ad.
Alex Yefger. a prominent So
eiety guy" Of Rosedale. was here
Tuesday and IS usual brought a
rait1 along with hih. We are al
ways glad to see Alex and wish that
he had coide little sdcnet:-Cleve-
land Hnterprize.
Your Kitchen is hot quite DRESSED
If YOU have failed to put in It one
or more pieces Of Shattirock ware
from Mc0ee's.
Chancety Clerk e. H. Wray left
last Thursday for Meniphis where
he spent afew days and from there
went 10 Hot Springs, Ark. where
be will spend a fertugiht. recuper..
ating from the election. cleveland
Enterprise.
Don't forget to ask for your Hal
ton Brothers coupons and get your
friends to save them for you. Pat
tsrson- Wall Drug Co. &C.
Fresh groceries received daily.
At McGee's.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-14
A CARD FROM G. H. ARM
STRONG.

To theVoters Of Bolivaf County:
l take this means OF expressing
my appreciation Of your support IL
the FIRST primary election.
want to thank each and every
one OF nv friends and supporters
who did in any way assist me IN
becoming the next county supe''n--
tendent of education: assure you
that it shall be the greatest des're
Of my life to make a good comfy
superiutendent. I mean to do my
very best to help every school in
the county.
Again I want to thank every one
no has helped in any way to make
Il possible for me to hold this very
important Office.
=. Very respectfully.
GkoRGH H. ARMSTRONG.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-14


Perfection oil cook stoves are the
correct thing for hot weather.
II you want one qnick call
No. 23.
| "The Caprices Of Kitty" at
The Triagan last Wednesday night
was one OF the best plays We have
had here.
Wilson & Worstenholm' pocket
knives-ths best made-at CLANCY
Drug Co. ad.
James Caldwell arrived home
Thursday. after visit t. his broth
er. Charles, 1t Dyersburg. Tenn.
Mrs, Caldwell remained for lon-
! ger visit.
The planters Of the county had
plenty Of rain this week. II we
have much more it will prove de-.
lt.imental just at this season.
Mayor w. H. Fitzgerald, made 4
trip to Jackson the first Of the week
Throughout the campaign be was
one Of Governor Bil6o's most
enthusiastic supporters aud hs went
70 the jollifisstion;
Halton Bros. coupons given with
each case purchase at Paterson
Wall Drug 60. Id
J. b. Ray has removed his stock
of groceries to the building recent
Fly occupied by A, Laprssto & Sen.
to which he has added 6rsl-class
meat market. He will use the
room from which the grecerie.
were taken for q furniture.
TIE 29c. Candy at the Chaney
Drug Co, il the best candy value
ever offered n Resedal.. ad.
Miss Hstt,s Ray Of Cleveland
won the trip 10 the San Francisco
Exposition in the County Sponsor
Contest which close OH the lott
inst. Mrs. e. =. Allen, Of this
city, was second.
| Judge. ]. J, Monta emery, Of Gun
lnisom, Is in eur city today IN tn
Interest OF his nephew. Roge
Monte omery, candidate for Distric
| Alto rney.
| Mrs. L. w. Nugent left las
week for the San Fianciseo Expo
sition, going with Mr.. J. M KirI
land daughter. MIS-. Adams o
lGunnixon.
FIRST bales have bean reporte
at vsrious places in the Delta. an
soon the cotton Season will be il
it'll blast aud business Will thke o.
new life.
| A week from next Tuesday wi
! wind up the political game in Miss
fissippi and all the candidates III tb
lsecond primary are hustlinR th
best they know how.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-14
Local News.

Miss Nellie Bishop left this week
"a her sumrdet vacation. ~
w. "A. Speakes, OF Benoit. was
d Rosedale visitor Monday.
Walter Sillers. IT,, has been in
Cleveland several days this week.
3rhe best line Of Scissors OIL the
market, At the CLANCY Drug Go. ad
Capt. w. A. Stone has been on
the sick list several days this week.
You can find at Rays ice tea
glasses, coolers, etc. LAD.
DR.. w. &. Courson, Of Beulalt,
was q Business visitor IN this city
Friday.
Fisk Auto Tires and Tubes guar
ahteed at McGee.s:
Z Attorney A. Y. Scott: Of Mem
phis. was in our city the first OF
the week. IN
At McGee's ydu Will find jelly
glasses. Ict-tea tumblsrs aud cool
ers
+ A. R. Shattuck will1leave tomor.
row for St. Louis to select his fall
aud winter stock.
]. B. Ray yis agent for the John
Deer mowers aud fakes; Call and
sek them. (ad,)
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. v. Realms and
children left this week for a
visit to relatives at Bells; Tenn.
Don't roast your self this hot
weather but cook with Perfection
oil cook stove. Sold BY McGee.
t.. G. Dean, of Shaw. candidate
for sheriff. was ir d city, this week
looking after his political Interests.
Fifty-three different kinds sf Tai
edm Powder. If you don't believe
1t call by add count them Patterson.
Wall Drug CT. I'D.
4. w. Readei. Of Benoit. candi'
date for sheriff, was in our city
this week mihgllng With the voters.
Lewis Myers il at home again.
efteF q v;.;t to St. Louis. where hS
selected his fall and winter stock.
Mrs. ]. L. Wilson and children
left this week f5r Chicago. where
they will spxhd the remainder OF
the summer.
Edwin Sr'-9ei. OF Cleveland.
formerly in TIE Office OF the Hon.
Charles Scott In this city. has been
in oir city several days this week.
w. w. Simmons. Of Cleveland,
was in onr city this week. During
the campaign he visited here sever
| al times and made many friends.
A,arse lot of space in TIE Dem
ocrat this week is devoted to cards
from various county and district
candidates for Office. After THE
week OF the cath political affairs
will be over with for quite = while,
and We expect that the candidates
J and the public will be thankful
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Some men are too honest to take
a hint.
Growing is lot OF comfort to
some men.
Never Judge any niati by what he
say s he seid.
No argument can discount eeu-
uine hippirisss.
The prodigal son of an old hen
was once bad egg.
No girl wants secfet marriage
still it is better thdn iiUfe.
A ttian runs into debt; but he
either walks but OF stays ins
Anger is the thunder that sour S
the milk of human kindness.
A little learning is almost as
dangerous as some little widows.
And many woman who is
Short of breath is long of
tongue.
When fartie does come to the
avetase man it roosts Oh his tomb
stone.
A busy porsoh isn't unnecessarily
industrious. Gdssips ate always
busy.
when hearts are trunps a girl
EXPECTS d yohng man 10 play a dia
mond..
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-14
~ pkrENDs IN BOLIVAR
COUNTY.

- -
issh to thank yon most sincere
n your hearty. support OIL
Il of August. and I earnestly
m that you Do the same on the
hhiss.
7 .i,h to admonish you that you
~ attention to reports that
Ia be circulated in your neigh
"a because l assure you that
h.tle IS on ia earnest. ! have
rvs in my past life stood for the
frtement OF law and shall do
ID lie futnre. l promise the
~ that I am going 10 be sober.
4 foine to be On the job, 1 am
~ % 6ght hard, l atm going
& fir, both to state of Missis-
s. and to the unfortunate eharg-
sith crime ard NY FIRST duty
4 always be to make him a bet
diisen, whether he be white or
Mt, rich or poor.
When you consider that in the
k sace one OF MY oponehts had
W running for District attorney
\ kur years or more. and that
eother ofmv opponents had been
)tpuing for two years or more.At
NJ made my formal annottnce-
mt ID the last week of February
kthh year and lacked only 500
,ula Winning over both Of my op-
)anents, you mnst then know that
|esss1 home peculier merit which
Iume fox the Office.
Ihelieve my. business training
II tsfly associations with the
|sapls who earn their living war
mt ne In saying that I can give
~ Z ssod safe business adminis-'
riiou.
Having come in T intact with
NV stratum OF society which We
1ss IN this state. | bsiieVe til II !
noH hamau nature--a thing
lhich ! think Is one OF the
'leatest requisites Of a District
Itorney.
When you 90 to vote Think first
'Aoats the PEOPLE who sit on your
mes and then ask the question
'l'eh one Of the gentlemen offer
= ior this Office has lived and been
~ Of the people who sit on the
w and which one would bes,
aeH bis pa sionsland p ejudiees is
e'ias bis motives which actuate
= IN making up his verdict?
'a'cn one Of the men offered can
= see the point OF view Of the
w and the better help him to
=" Tue true facts SO that He
y 'eaoef a pf"I or verdict? And
" .ut not least which one Of the
0oldates can the better : ppreci-
:. .sne motives, passions and pre-
) .'ees which actaate the unfortu:
: man and causes him to comit
'rime.
nave fought this race and
1sn' nard. I hope to win, b. :.
a'e believe it is right. / have
words Of adverse crit.
- iof my eppsneht. I have
Z tue past, nor shall l say any
- ~ the fnture. which Is detri-
-. % MIN. | i'm his friend
"''n MIN to be mine. l wish
! every thing in life except yout
(.
, -. :. tue matter square in the face
'usu vote for the best interes,
'su' country. Above al do no,
4 me up with any faction. j
tp
tiattloh. '''' ''oA'
WI swap Or trade your vote.
fstirs very truly.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1915-08-14

We have on display. .
complete stock Of the
beautiful SHAMROCK
ENAMELED WARE.
An exquisite blendl shad:
in9 from q deep sea
green to a delicate moss
green. Interior covered
with a pure w nit e
enamel.
The daintiness and beau::
ty Of color tone makes
SHAMROCK w A r e
the most beautiful Ware
fnades
Unexcelled In uality..
Acid and fire proof. A
Ware of quality and
beauty.
A Complete Lin
Phsne 13.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

in the hospital here. the victim ut a
ing wagon loaded with chicken
feathers from HarrisonburG to the
acknowledgements farm. several
miles east of town. ON the front OF the
wagon was barrel OF gasoline. tina,
had sprung Il leak, and was leaving q
trail OF gasoline in the road. Forty
feet from the wagon. a farm rand.
after Lighting cigarette, threw tho
burning match in the road. The gaso-
line was ignited, and the blaze shot
along the road, overtakinE tho wagon
and setting ahrc the chicken feathers.
Roper hurriedly uuhitched the horses
and took them TO u place OF safety.
Then he tried to remove the barrel of
gasoline from the wagon. when 1t cx-
pludcd. throwing the blazing li0Eid
high i'm the air and scattering II for
yards around. His clothing in a blaze,
Roper started on a run. -Four men
who themselves had narrow escape
overlook him and cxtinguishcd The
flames. Tho boy was hurried to tho
hospital To-day the physicians saw he
viii recover. His body was scared
over the entire surface With the ex-
ccption of the LET; side. His clothing
was literally burned OF.
The wagon was destroyed. and the
i'ames spread To field. burning UP
Il quarter Of an acre of grass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS CO.
Real Estate Department.
Main and Seventh Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
FOR RENT-ReaI Estate.
FOR RENT.
TWO DESIRABLE

small stores, Nos. l0M and - West
Main street, corner east Of Jefferson
HOTEL Rent. $500 cach
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4 N. West St.
FOR RENT.
CHEWING G. BoXLEY.

FOR RENT.
CITY HOUSES
$3.50 annum-2323 w. Grace, 8 rooms
5000 annum-20S 8. Third, IL rooms. :
$40 Rnnum-2 West Clay, IL rooms.
$3.50 annum-31Q1 West Franklin 7
rooms.
CITY FLATS.
$3.50 annum-2429 Hanover Ave, s
rooms.
$3.50 annum--304 w. Cary St., rooms
$3.50 annum-2325 Chaffin st., 1 rooms
s2l6 anDum-3l2 n. Twenty third, 8
rooms.
SUBURBAN HOUSES.
1850 annum-S07 North Ave, Barton
Heights, rooms, furnace heat
$3.50 annum--506 Miller Ave, Barton
Heights, 8 rooms. latrobe heat
$3.50 annum--300 Home Street, Barton
Heights, rooms, lntrobe heat
We have two nice 5-room apart
ments on Barton Avenue for rent, and
two o-room apartments on Sycamore
Street. Barton Heights; in nice shape
and reasonable rental.
JULIAN, c. ANDERSON. & CO.
SIS q. Franklin St. Rooms PA and els.
FOR RENT. -
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s0% EAST BROAD STREET.

800 EAST BROAD STR FEET.
Now glass front store. wide nnd deep,
nigh pitch. Good location for drug
store. restaurant, billiard parlor or au-
tomoDile showroom. Rent reasonable
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Rent Specials

Rent Specials
sol f. Grace. 10 rooms.
3o2 W. Franklin. IL rooms.
l5oS Grove Ave. IL rooms, steam heat.
l7o5 Grove Ave, 8 rooms, hot-water
1911 Grove Ave, 10 rooms
s. Third Street, l2 rooms.
2a3+ W. Grace, S rooms.
200 +. Main ST.. IL rooms
10 T.. Cary ST., rooms, reduced.
loe y. Seventh ST, rooms.
1903 l.. Franklin ST., Il rooms.
23S s. Fine ST.. rooms.
2os W. Clay St. rooms.
:8o4-2s06 r. Broad, S rooms each
II 5. Morris ST, : rooms
1l6 s. Belviderc. rooms.
eoe w. Cary, Z rooms
22l L. Marshall. 8 rooms
IA Fendnll Ave. S rooms
40 Buchanan St. rooms
SOS Jessamine ST.. s rooms.
526 S Laurel, rooms.
y. W. BOWIE e son. INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

1929 WEST MAIN sTREEr.
Corner store, plate glass front. Elmo
location for grocery store. drug store
or confectionery. Rent low
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

1912 PARK AVENUE:
Ten rooms, bath. electric lights VIII
rent At extremely low price.
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Specials in Homes

opSS 4o1o III 4 4OAAASO
325 East Franklin. % rooms. cleo
trio lights and elevator. heated.
lV2 East Grace. - rooms. heated,
electric lights. large garage.
51l East Grace, IL rooms. heated,
electric lights.
3I3 East Main. Il rooms.
102 West Grace. 10 rooms. baths.
GA West Grace. IL rooms.
us East Main, - rooms.
3l2 East Franklin street, IL rooms.
electric lights.
West Main. Il rooms.
PTS Hanover Avenue. g rooms
II West clay street. 10 rooms.
> South First street. S rooms
31cl West Franklin. : rooms
SO West Clay, rooms. large ?a-d
and stable.
liz North i.ombardy street.
1903 West Cary street. u rooms
23y South Linden, . rooms
23I south Linden. rooms.
80 South Pine. rooms.
2"9 South Linden Street. rooms.
6lI South Pine, . rooms.
Boz South Harrison. = rooms
500 South Harrison. ; rooms
Reduced Rent
Special Inducements
H. SELDOM TAYLOR & son.
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REDUCED RENT.
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& Hume,
Inc.

90 North Ninth Street.
In our new offices we have unsur-
passed facilities for conducting the
real estate and insurance business. The
collection Of rents our speciality.
Money money to lend on reni estate.
Prompt and courteous attention to
every inquiry.
CHAPLIN & HUME. INC,
22 North Ninth Street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, small modern fat. VIII
consider renting house with couple
Il S26, care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

Els SIIAFi3R STREET.
'Bst"ccr Park and Franklin Streets.
-, ZEN rooms, bath. hot and cold water
choice location. Rent. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

FOR rent, second floor fiat. 3 large
bright rooms connecting with bath !;
| hot and cold water. electric iight: rent
cheap. 32ll Westham Avenue. Wood.
land Heights. Phone Randolph Jj4,
South Richmond.
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S23 PARK AVENUE
,, Ihird fiat: rooms. modern: heat
furnished. Rent low.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-06
Man Who Was Always Late.

Private -- was known to all his chums as the early bird" probably because it was an exact description of the very opposite to what he really was, for "the early bird" was always Ste, the last man to get out of bed at reveille and the last man on pa rade, and when his regiment sailed for France his chums declared that he was the last into the transport ship and the last out of 1t.
 When his regiment was doing it's spell in the trenches the early bird" was sent for by his officer, and as he was creeping along the trench towards the dug-out a stray bullet caught him in the shoulder. just as he was outside the officers shelter
 After seeing that he wasn't seriously wounded, the officer exclaimed, with a twinkle in his eye, "If you had just been second earlier you would have missed that"
 T would, sir" returned Private, Tor if l had been a second later 1t would have missed me. ."-LoDdon Tit Bits.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-06
JOHN BARRYMORE IN
 ARE YOU A MASON?"
CELEBRATED COMEDIAN IN THE GREATEST FARCE COMEDY OF
 ALL AT PRINCESS.

The Princess today presents John Barrymore. Americas foremost com edian, in one of the greatest comedies Of all times. Are You a Mason" Famous Player production by Charles Frohman.
 In Are You 9 Masou?" MT Barry more portrays the character of Frank Perry a flashing young married man of eNuberant spirits and vivid i'm a2lnation. When his wife announces that her chief desire in life is to have lim become a Mason, Perry grasps the opportunity it affords for staying out several nights, explaining his nu- merous absences from home by the logical statement that he is spending his evenings at the Masonic lodge undergoing the ordeals of initiation.
 One night wifey dedghtfully an- nounces that her father, Grand Mas. ter of the Masons, is coming to visit them. perry's agonized efforts to keep his father-in-law from discover ing his deception, and the fearful tangles in which he becomes involved thereby, eliminating in a situation which is one of the funniest climax $ ever conceived, furnish the humor on the face which is further heightened by the fact that the grand master has also deceived his family, is not Mason, and is constantly manufactur. ing other deceptons Co safeguard his first falsehood.
 How he is finally caught and cor nered by his clever son-in~law, who emerges yictoriously from the chaos he has created, ends the comedy in a roaringh Imaginable manner.
 With this big comedy will be shown one other Mutual production, which will be selected as to it's fit ness to accompany this Paramount feature.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-06
AeropIane Carries of Prisoner.

The story of an aviator who came back to the Russian lines with an Austrian prisoner strapped to the tail frame of his aeroplane is told in a Petrograd dispatch from the front in Poland:
 The airman, Terentic Paschaloff, ascended from the aviation headquar- ters in the rear of General Ivanoff's army in his 150-horsepower machine, accompanied by his mechanic. The machine carried a small gun and a number of bombs.
 Owing to motor trouble, Paschaloff had to descend two miles behind the Austrian lines. While the mechanic was repairing the motor six Austri- ans approached Paschaloff turned his one-pounder on them and fired one shrapnel shell, which exploded ac- curately and felled five men. The sixth surrendered.
 "Then came the problem-what would he do with his prisoner? Pas chaloff decided 10 abandon his stock of bombs and tie his prisoner to the tail frame of his machine. Thus bur dened, the aeroplane rose and flew over the Austrian lines amid storm of bullets, regaining the Russian lines without damage"