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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
AFTER MEALS
he FELT BAD
Stohnch Hccnmc nIoatcd. Bclrhinr
spells hndc'Iiim Observation-Disclosures
EcStiUn tuuscd IT,

S".sS felt like hundreds OF other
people before | began taking TaulIc.
ana mats why I'm glad To say Il rood
"'r" ior thiS medicine. If il wnl do
Tor inc VIVA, Il actually did do can,
see any earthly reason why others en-,
he helped, too declared 4. NJ Kidd.
"lS North Twenty street.
After :. meal used to have "a ais
dtrecnbic fun feeling and would got all
b!oatcd up ANA feel like ought to
b.!ch and ria my stomach OF the gas.
Most everybody knows these symptoms.
They iudic;,t" Indigestion. and I had
been troubled with my stomach Tor
several years.
81 read what o,Acrs we've telling
through the papers about THn!tc ami
"!m"st from The hrs; day began ink-
M lc't better. NuW. after taking
~" bottles. | feel better ,hau .vcr
nave from taking medicine. and know
II dih M" $" much good don't hc.ltutc
It minute recommending IL"
Inrl.r VIII do all that - claimed
To- A. Famine ACTS ms . cleanser ard
system puriiior. ~ WAS crcutcd 20 re-
build aud inNiGor..te those wvru-uut.
ran down. wci.kcu"d yital ors1,uss
which ordinarily carr 'uI The hc.Itlr
81 YOU anu / TuriIc hclps uajur. 10
overcome the causes whiui, Head - ttiy
condition. ana vain tn" stomach. Kid
ucyS aud live" workius tremendously
you wll! De- =urprised 70 see how
appetite sound sie.r, steady nerves
aud h"-lth return. Just Try this neJi-
-yino one" Gt:o ir = thorough tcst.
:Noii'y million p.op'c Tow indorSc
"nd Tc"o'Hmcni 1t Ianlac agents
listed below
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
YOU DIDN'T INHERIT POOR
HEALTH. IT'S YOUR FAULT
TANLAC FINE FOR BOYS
Splendid rOnir for Child I'm Need OF
Strengthened and system
RcEulEtOr.
FOND PARENTS PRAISE IT

How Is the boy getting along in
school? Docs he seem 10 take hold OF
his studies and grin life in Il joyful
boyiSiI way? docs he come home AND
eat the great big meals he should u"
make Il man gu, of him. DOCS iIy i;et
All the fun out ot sports and play.
Don't let him drift :,lou;. into ciirouic
stomach trouble. weak Kidneys or liver
ailincnts without an effort on YOU,
par; 10 ward OF these danGcrs That 40
bcset every boy under our present day
methods OF living.
Fond parents often gricvc over their
children! secmin. indifference and
Sluggish ways. when they Should li.
helping their little systems OH, with
- good tonic and builder lil5" 'rati,c
80 many parents have told of the :. on
dcrs ranl"c works in eases OF this
Kind it Is needless to say much in
Thnla"'s behalf Don't he the least hi,
afraid of IT. Give IL To th.,, child syn-
Dramatically per directions aud watch
the results. 1t wil simply amaze you
now regular his or her habits will he
como. how Hearty they viii eat and
enjoy their meals. How fun Of vitality
anu energy they viii get. Maybe that
- IN" very thing Your child needs 1t
i Just simple ;tud pure yeEct;bi,
preparation, Try Tanac * the advic.
81 many a fond mother who knows
Get a bottle at the nearest Tanlyc
druggist below. Sio0 per bottle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
viii Never Be Without
This Simple Laxative
Dr.. CaldWelPs Syrup Pepsin
Relieved Her Buby When
Nothing Else Would.

Little Max PcnderGrast is now four
years old, and Il fine healthy boy.
When but Il Tiny baby-in fact, almost
from birth, he suffer Il great deal
from constipation. His mother Airs.
Carl w. PcnderErIst, Red Key. Ind,
heard OF pr. Caldwclls syrup pcpsn,
obtained bottle of ii from the drug
store, aud with it was able 10 quickly
correct this condition.
Mrs. rcudcrSra st says Or. Caldw,lrs
syrup !"pa,n has saved them from
callinS the doctor many times and
that She VIII never he without Il bottle
OF il in tht house 10 use when needed.
She found it equally effective u. :,
laxative Toy herself and other mvm :
bei' Of The family.
Dr. Caldwclrs syrup pcpsin is Il
combination Of simple laxative herbs
with pcpain. pleasant to the taste. mild
in action and positive in effect. II does
not g"irc or strain. ana contains no
opi.te or narcotic drag. 1t is the Ideal
iauily laxative. mild and pleasant foI.
"nhy. Vet acting quickly on the strong
est constitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

81 'cad OF where rnn,uu had cured
others and nov sine" hetus helped
w"nd. "fu'ly 10y this great medicine. !
take pleasure in giviu:; Sc testimonial
myself said another iIchnpnd in
dorser Mrs Elizabeth Wood"n. 600
Ninth street Road.
II had just gotten over :; i"n- SICK
spell ANA was az run down ANA so
nervous aud uu%tiung could harGl!
sleep. My appetite had deserted me.
and ! felt badly pretty much all over,
but nov after taking ONLY TWO hotties
OF T;,nlac feel good and strong once
more and canIsoi praise TuElHc TOO
highly. Before had finished my dr"t
bottle | begun TO feet good, ana now
can go about III! household duties
with ease. know from what /; did
foi me th"t it - It wonderful medicine.
and heartily recommend IL Any one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
Lady in Broken Health Quickly Restored by TanIaC
After Long Illness. Richmond Broken
Nerves We're tnstrune, Appetite Had Gone
Felt Badly Nj Over.


ncrdius Strength ana - tonic VIII do
well IL take Taniac."
Just a. tru. ~ III" sun wiil IiS.
ip-lu"rruw morning IL Ia" statement
th:'i Taulnc helps people troubled will
broken down health and in need OF a
general tonic ami system strengthened.
f"niac cieanAcs tho system. stimulates
III" tagging vital organs OF stomach.
kidney anL liver. Brings back the
half hearted appetite. helps The nerves
back on their feet. ana builds YOU ~
wonderfully ;lmostt rrcnt TIA" first dose.
pcopic skcp;iral hccnus" "i past
failures should certainly remember
tia: Taniac is nov tried and true
remedy Endorsed 10y nearly Il million
men .,ud women. Just ihink how little
chance YOU are taking with this unprc-
ocdentcd Endorsement from men and
women in all walks of life. For Il.
r&n!aC agent ncni YOU see list below.
80 I" the nearest one and procure :,
bottle of ramiac to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

fault lie momsh, shot the huh OF
J, OFF. aa he's got TO paS 70 ii Jus,
the same
"his seemed no more thar ran 20
h'S hearers. and no more WAS said
%b"ut II. After they had smoEcd along
door opened and E.!ssctt rc-cn;crcd the
lttilc saloon. bringing with him a most
unwilling stranger.
May IL please the cot hc said, adj
dressing the old man with .crcmouious
dignity. 81 done rested this yer man
/" d'Sordcrly condurk, an I'm ready
&" trial"
cots open" announced the old man
with equal dignity, Whats he did,
lie done pulled a gun OH the high
way. replied Bassctt, 80 tn tim't no
u!sputin' what lac done >illatcd tn
audicncc a'gin totin' c'uccaled weep
.ns. Mon that he pears TO be mo =
+ less intoxicated. an s'picions what
he's a ablitionist. But that ain't The
most serious thing they j.; ai'in him"
Th"tn hc enough. if it's proved"
SAID the justice OF tho peace, who had
convened his court so readily "Hcin'
drunk ana totin Il gun thought hr over
looked if he's got :, wad sticient 10 10
pay a line, but boin :. ab'litiunisi is
~ in The higher law an calls 70
Xircme measures
Il ain't no ob'!itionist." exclaimed
the prisoner Indignantly. but won't
stand TO nobod. marhandlim' no SER
want u mine, even if he is Il nigecr''
Ehem sentiments credible to yo'
an they'll be took IN Consideration
when 20 sentence is liked" said the
court but how come yo' done pulled
20 gun?
I'm just teliin' 20 wha, this vor
zap was manhandlin' my body ser
vant.' said the other, still more in.i..-
nantly. 81 done told him to quit it an
nc called me out o my name. dunno
what the customs is in Arkansas CITY.
out whar come from tn Amt nothin'
else to do under them ,lrcuInst,n,s
Ia Il shot him all right if he h;,Gn.;
i cot thc best O me 5 quick s he did
liz Sho is one good iiGhtin' man
rms tribute OF admiration for .hc
proweSs OF The big sheriff was rendered
so 'rankiS ana heartily that it went FL,
toward cNtcnuatiug the offender in TN,
minds OF his hcarcrs, inciuding: his &c.
cuScr aud the .couif Itself
ola man ,irccnlaw looked AZ him
aoun'rnllE for moment or two. bu,
as II determined to sift the case thor
oughly he said:
What was that thar other charge
Joe. what 80 done mentioned" yo.ol,
done said what it WAS some sor.o,s,,
But Rasse,t was molliticd as vac
just said.
-, reckon won, say nothn' 'bou,
.n"'' ,Ic SAID, II was gwinc to
charge him with rcsistin' an Office, q.
me law, but heiu's done overcome
MN, an hes done owned il I'm hand
Sonc' faint wuta while TO hold il
aC'in Him
">'oke like a man" said the court
Is disposed Of satisfactory. tho pris,
n'r II pay the costs and the cot n
Spend sentence 'cordin' to WHAT'S aid
i'tcr on Cots adjourned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
TOOK TANlAC, WAS RUN DOWN
ourn u to BE II Truly Wonderful
rome and s!ntrm Strengthens.
Helped Appetite, Too.
EATS HEARTY; FEELS FINE

was all run down. had no appe-
'it.. no energy ana no life Was ualc
ana sI"k!y looking. J Had lost cons,d
t'.p.e weight and simply felt good fo,.
lns.''ls an DAY long. had jus. gotten
over Il severe attack which ,.vu.iu,d
mo to my bed, aud n;,turlli,. Ny.g r,,,,
h""N 'tn! way. but on the recommends.
ton OF folks who were prais.n-, ran.
- tHEcush the paucrs | got u bottle
ana ~ ala wonders for me. too. .,n,l
WONDERFUL had taken IT only ;, co.,
't - wien began TO ituuro,. am
gam strength Then my nrp.,i,, ,,d
me,S"t began coming back, and I $50
aeti."t IKE my old self in II re.narl;
hhiE short time. Sow I'm nr,,J.,
tiit. opinion that Tanlac viii do AZ
'"at they claim for IL. and ~ ,nni,.
P,"i'Tl'eN are certainly unc .hui,
n'"Hl feel grateful tor the xrc;',
go" II dIi me, ana hops othcrA a., i,
run down and feeling weak
Sah Mrs g. VI. Wager i3I south r,,..
street. lachmuun '"V
The world FOR years Ios ,.,
"haj aiI"I U% when $50 b,.,,
""'N ana i".I badly. but min ,i-.,.,t..
''' mo beims at The .rca; buvtun
~, l;tn"r"t"ry. IS tho result OF vc.rs
"i study ana rcsyar,l, ma. w.,
r""it"n OF Tho cintn.u, ,;,'.,n.,,
i'r'T 'rihhacb, ~ truly ,I.uicr,
'''''"? seems ." nave been l.r,tg,
"H cN'hi -" remedy ia the ,voriJ l,.
- ''it rr"!s" -lisi Endorsement .run.
49,. W. us short record slucc IN.
"ist announcement
NirEinic ana urinlt, ndorsa rari,,.
ana th.lr ata,e,. cilt. .r, t.I,.. -
l1~i:H h-lit E-l ed gg ID, .Y, y.
To- N-rii'ed and a.4.0. k 49,.
n'l.nhrr ahHa. .' .4-t #,,
Tonic" 49, a1 80 tl r...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
BAD SPRA|NS Or
MUSCLE STRAIN
-
Rub pain, ache, soreness and
swelling right out with
est. Jacobs Oil"

m Rub II OF a spTaincd ankle. wrist
shoulder, bach or spra!n OF strain
anywhere, that's when you realize the
magic In old. honest "st jacobs OH"
because the moment il il applied out
comes the pain. ache, soreness and
Swelling. 1t penetyates right into the
injured muscles, nerves, ligamclta
3tendons and bones, aud RELIEF comes
Instantly. II not merely kina pain.
but Soothes ano heals the injury so q
quick recovery IS effected
r. Get & small trial bottle OF 'St.
Jacobs or right now nt any drug
sstore and stop suffering. Nothing else
sets things straight 80 quickly SO
Thoroughly. u IN the only application
tie rub on a bad sprain. strain, bruise
scS swelliRg.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

IN together ag'in three suckers last
week. Skuu 'cm good. too. III OLD
man must a died suddint"
is he a p'rcssiou"i?' asked Tie old
;ash with u Hulc.< suspicion.
oh. / don, know s,,iu -. Pepper.
'Mcblc not. but him AN his dad Is
Zone hcom playin' the boats rec; Tar 10
a year or SO.
'Wcll. d;lwsGouc my hide exclaimed
ihe bid man, hastily grabbing his buns
starter ai.d starting Cor the back room
II rcnkoncd what he WAS Il gent
l. scented as il III his sudden anger
Inc vas minded TO swat the stranger
on general principles. but before hc
reached the door he paused and turned
back.
WATTS uNTII. WAD
HAS BEEN CApTUitEL
"a reckon I'll wait" he said. "rinu
enough To vindicatc the dignity q tao
cot 10 bcin' trined with after The DO. -
Is done win that wad."
Consequently ue game went on uu-
Interrupted. The local players. though
not enlightened as to the professional
standing of the stranger, quickly rec
oIaI.ed his Skill Is 4 PLAYER and graf
ua:ly accumulated much respect for his
methods. though they were too wary
to fall into the traps he set.
When lie dealt they rcfr:,incd from
betting on Tho hands he gave them
though they could not but admire the
defines; with which he manipulated
the deck. They offered lao comment
however. kin he himself had the b:i,.
taste TO object to Mr. BlaisdellS deal
ing from the bottom
lie drew his gun, as a matter cl
course. when he did it. bat HlaiSdc!:
only laughed 1T hirl.
ITS my deal. amt it," lie said pleas
anty. "rheA hain't nobody said rotl,im'
bout nothin' 70 all done when yo
dolce en-.
And the stranger after u uuicl, look
"a; the other player: put away his
we;Ipon and joined in III, laugh
u reckon the. drinks is on mo
again. lie said cheerfully. TIL ail,t
no use . me tryin' To git a.:ay With
10 uns single handed. but ii yoll wait
till nay side pardncr comes ,,lomS IN
the boat him an nell play 20 uns o
4 iinish, p'vidn' stnckin' The cyar,. is
barred"
That's rcas'uable" said Blaisd.il
"p'ri'i!" he totes :: separate wuu."
What old man Greeul;tw said ana
what happened ia the gam. when it
wa. resumed remain 10 be told.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

I" avoid limitations and Ineffective
substitutes bc sure to ask for "a ,'ni,t-
wells Syrup PepSiii. See that i fac
smile Of Or Caidwclrs sivnatur" and
MS portrait appear on lh. yellow
carton in which the bottle is packed.
\ 'ri"l bottle, free OF charge. can be
Obtained by writing 10 Dr. W. u. Cald-
we'll. iJ5 Washington st. Muutic.llo
Illinois. Tor whom this advertisement
- MiIlI shed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
I An A(,

'arm,iiic. Va. Willie DRUG co.
Franklin. Va. kmight Drug 60.
fredericksburg. VA. ". l.. Bond
|rodericks Hall. Va, u. IL. puimdeMtor.
Fi"y,.. va. II. ". Boyd.
TorEsriilc. Va, SHELTON Mercantile Co
Guinea. Va ". II. Covinst ton ~ son
tinrdotisviie. Va. J. II. S;rattun
'joOchiand. Va. 4. y. Gathright.
Glen Allen Va. Glen Alien Store
Hampton. Wa, Hulis Dgu: Store
iIarrisonburg. Va, Williamson Drug Co
hardware. VA. V. :. KIDD.
Holland. Va. Holland. Jones Co.
lIopeWcIl. Va. Georges DRUG store
lvor. Va. Iiawls ~ Stephenson.
Irwin. Va. !. =. keal.
ietersviilc. Va. DR.. Il. j. Stycra.
Jnrrau, Va, j. W. GriIzurJ & co
kcSavllle. Va. w. A. Keeling.
Ecnbridse. Va, Kcnb,idge Drug Co
Lightfoo;. Viz, T.. T. HunEiis.
Lacrosse. Va. Nash x Matthews.
l.aV:anccNiile. Va. Prince Drug store.
Louisa. Va. Kent Drug store.
Lexington. Va. Wayland 4: Goodall
Maanburo. Va. j. \. SyG.nor.
Midlothian. Va. l.. 5. Bass.
Magnet Va. w. X. Cox.
Manussas. Va. 81. Fred Dowen
Mineral. Va. Mineral Drug Co
Motley Va. q. W. Shuler & Co
MichHuN. Va. e. Il. Denoon.
Newport News. Va. j. G. tiorsuch tS Co.
New Canton, Va. The Economy store,
Orange. Va. Ricketts Drug Store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
laaIae May Also Be Purchased at Following Druggists 10 Nearly IoWns

Appo:aattoN, Va. Peoples Drug Store
Ashland. Va, }. q. hughes.
Beaver Dami. Va i. w. Bcaaiey.
Blackstone, Va, }. Il. Spencer Drug Co.
Eoyltou. Va, 4. A. sSneiliuSs.
Branci;.illc. Va, Brancivilie Drug -
.:rCnd, lilo. Va. AIdhi."r X Srn.
L:uIkeyilIc Va. Young Drug store.
Bowling Green. Va. i;.inH * Go.
C.rdy.e ell. Va. VI. :. RoVlos.
cape Charles. Va, Fishers Pharmacy
Carson. Va. =. q. iIaiii"an
Chase city. va. Cnase city Drug Co.
Clarka.illc. Va. Dr. j. y. Drake.
Charlotte L. ~. Va. Williams, & Norton
chIrlottrsVilic. Va. Pence & Sterling.
t'"urtimId. Va. II. Il. Reese.
Grove. va. T.. \. Crittchden.
Cuipcprr, Va. The cuipeper Pharmacy.
GurdsViiie, Va. =. NJ. Jones i Son.
Chester. Va. Chester Pharmacy.
DnnNilc. Va. Mci'"ii'a Drug and Seed
stores. Ga
Dolphin Va. j. II Poarch.
DisputantI. Va. j. NJ Cocks.
Deldron. Va, Dcudron Drug Co
brakes Branch. Va. y. g. Booth & Co
boswell Nm.. Il. q. oliver.
Ellcrsuu. Va. L. Is. Bradley
Euiicid. W.. Y. l.. Cooke.
Eclipse. VI. - -. Buckley.
E:lktou, Va. j. 4. Wallace.
Emporia, Va, SouthsiGe Pharmacy
Ettricks. Va. 4. Branch.
East Alice. Va. w. n. r. yimbcrlake.
Edgerton. Va. Z. r. Jolly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
>,''i'it J;

Petersburg. VI. Jancn =. BANKS
petersburg. ". y. L.. Morrison
!hoshus. Va. Larrabccs Drug Store
PhehiA. Va. rhcnix phurmuvy.
.Suiique. Eaa H. \. Stephens
l;usll mere. Nnl VIM. peSrHIm Wilson &: Co
l;uthcr Glen. Va q. * coleman
spots ylvania, Va. J. l.. IL. criamoud
SiriDLinsNille Va. l.. E.. Simpi.ilis
SAKE Va. Wbnach & Noon
ScottsNilc. Nt.. Scottsviiie Drur Co
ScbreIl Va. 1:owo ~ Jarrett
Sh"ck!ciprd.,. Va II. =. lipr>ton & Co
Shcppards. IT,. =. II. Jones & SON
Smitnfeld. Nj. Parish &: Simpson,
south iiostol Va, W. T.. i:eeves 6 Ca
South Hill, IA. g. T. Jones.
stanton. vi, +: NJ. Bell y. Co
Sisae". Vail. y. Thornton.
stony Cr@ekt Va. stony CrceI: pharu,sry
SUFFOLK. va Nanscu"nd Drug Co
Skipwith> VI. J. IL. Jenress Co
Sabot. Va. =. Is. Taylor.
School. Va. y. A. Harvey
roano. Va. y. L.. Banka
Victoria Va. Victoria Drug Co
Nirstlina, NJ, Red Star Drug Co.
Ncnter. Va H. T.. Tricc
Wakefield. ga. j. s. White.
Walters. Vi. j. g. Duck
Wnvorly, W, DR.. J, =. May's Pharmacy.
West POINT Va, a. 7. Hargravs s: Son.
Windsor. W. Is. E. Barrett 6 Co.
Vale. Va. 7. a. Dickerson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

There has been quite All
advance III design OF al fur
ritUre, and perhaps yon
should substitute new ar
ticlcs for those YOU have.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-25
ImmeImann Slain While
Engaging Three Foes

Berlin, June 24.-Details Of the last
fight of First Lieutenant Immelmann,
the famous German aviator, contained
in letters from the front show that he
was killed in combat with British
lyer which was one Of a group Of
three that Immelmann engaged, despite
odds.
The fight in the air occurred late in
the evening. the British using the last
rays Of sunlight for recommending the
districts behind the German lines. A
Fokker was seen to swoop down sud
denly from an immense height on the
group in lmmelmann's customary
fashion.
A British biplane, which was select
ed for attack. swerved to escape the
Fokker's swoop. The violent rattle of
machine guns indicated to the observ
ers below that all the machines had
vigorously engaged the Fokker.
Suddenly the Fokker wavered and
fell. The aviator apparently made des-
perate efforts to regain control of his
craft. He finally succeeded. but only
for a moment. The aeropiane then
plunged 1000 metres about 1000
yards TO the ground, burying the
aviator beneath the motor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-25
NEW UTRECHT SUBWAY
IN PARTIAL OPERATION
Through Trains Run from Man.
haitian to Eighteenth Avenue.

Partial operation Of the New Utrecht
Avenue extension Of the Fourth Ave
nue. subway, in Brooklyn, was begun
yesterday. This is one of the extern
sions under the dual system contracts,
owned by the city and leased TO the
New York Municipal Railway Corpora
ton, organized by the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company, for forty nine years.
The operation Of the whole new line is
expected TO begin late in the summer.
All the tracks of the New Utrecht
Avenue line were placed in operation
yesterday from Thirty eighth Street and
Fourth Avenue. where a connection is
made with the Fourth Avenue subway,
down 10 the station at SXty-second
Street and New Utrecht Avenue, at
which point the line crosses the Sea
Beach branch Of the Fourth Avenue
subway There will be further opera
ton over one track south from Sixty
secona Street 10 the station Eigh-
teenth Avenue. Thr~ugi trains are
run from Manhattan Eighteenth
Avenue. but south Of SiXty-second
Street. the operation is limited by the
fact that only one track can be used at
the present time. The new line is a
three-track branch Of the Fourth Ave
hue subway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-25
Nv FRED u. PITNEl.
fB, Gable 10 The Tribune

Paris. June "a Sergeant Victor r.
Chapman. Of New York, member OF
the Franco American Flying Corps
was killed yesterday in an air battle
with a German squadron over the Yer
dun sector.
Il was Chapman's first flight since he
was wounded in the head week ago
in n fight over Barbecue. After be
ing wounded last week, Chapman re-
fused to go to hospital for treat
ment. but insisted on remaining at the
front and begged the French captain
Of the corps to permit him to fly.
Yesterday, when the captain started
with Sergeants Norman. Prince, Givas
and Lufbery TO look for the Boches,
c, lpman also was permitted TO go, and
started a few minutes after his COM
rades When he caught up with them
over the German trenches he found his
three comrades fighting five aviatiks,
and Chapman rushed to their aid with
cut noticing two other aviatiks com
ing behind him.
The two at his back opened fire be
fore Chapman turned TO face them and
a hail of bullets poured into him.
Other Americans believe Chapman was
shot through the heart, as he evil
IDENTIFY was killed instantly from the
way his machine dropped straight TO
the ground. falling behind the German
lines, so that it was impossible to re-
cover his body.
While Chapman was falling the Ger
mans continued to fire at him, and one
of the wings was broken from his ma
chine in the air.
Chapman was twenty-six years old,
the son Of John Jay Chapman, New
York lawyer. He was studying archi-
lecture in Paris at the start Of the war,
when he enlisted in the Foreign Legion.
He was in the Artois offensive in May,
1915, and in that in Champagne IN Sep
TENDER.
After champagne ne transferred 70
the aviation branch, and gained pilots
license last January. In the last
six weeks in the Verdun sector he had
seven machines shot under him, but al
ways made safe landing until yester-
day. In few days he would have re-
ceived the Military Medal and CroiX de
Guerre, for both Of which he had been
recommended by the captain.
lttiifap, Tlan in Paris
recovering from wounds, said:
Chapman was the most fearless flyer
ever saw; also the most conscientious.
When leave was offered him to come to
Paris for Decoration Day ceremonies
he refused, saying he thought he would
be of more use at the front"
Ar uncle of Chapman, about 10 sail
for America, has been called back by
telegraph from Bordeaux to take
charge Of the dead ayiator's belong
ings.
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and obliged us 20 retire from the
captured trenches 20 our own posi-
tions We retained the prisoners and
succeeded in repuising oil subsequent
counter attacks
The Berlin official statement on
operations on the eastern front is As
follows:
Partial advances by the Russians
south OF llloukst and north OF Widely
were repulSed A German aeroplane
squadron attacked the railway station
at koloozauy, southwest OF Molo-
dechno. where troops were observed
entraining Bombs also were dropped
on rsilwsy establishments at Luniuiec
General Won Linsingen's forces ad-
vanccd 90 ard beyond the Sublime
Natyn-Zwinatc7e line Fierce counter
attacks were rcpulsed The number
Of Russian prisoners is steadily grow
ing
General Cour: Won Bothmers
forces have been occupied only m
minor engagements between advanced
detachments"