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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
TARHEEL TROOPS ON BORDER
with Arrival or second mud Third Reri.
mcnts. North Carolina Contingent
~ (oIbUiefr

III. fASO TEN. October 2-The
second and Third Regiments Of In
i"ntry. North Carolina National Guard,
arrived here to-day With the cavalry.
ambulance and hospital units which
arrived last week. the North Carolina
contingent OF the troops recently or
dered to the border Is complete.
south Carolina suardsmen arc partici-
patinG In practice march OF tho Tenth
PROVISIONAL Division to Fort Soidcn,
~. NJ sixty miles north of here. which
started Yesterday. The division ccm-
prises $4,000 troops, and the hike"
will consume fifteen days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
10000 TELEGRAMs ONE NIGHT
Example OF Pressure rut ipun Wire
Companies During Uecent tr-
tIvity in StOrk Market.

NEW YORK. October An example
OF tho pressure put upon the telegraph
companies hy tho recent activity in the
New York Stock Market is the sending
OF 10000 kilograms by n member OF the
curb exchange in the form OF night
letters to all parts OF the United
States. Tho kilograms. filed with the
two hiE telegraph companies Satur.
day night, are snid to constitute the
largest single telegraph order ever
sont out from this city. The cost Is
estimated at $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
SITUATION UNCHANGED
IN FLORINA SECTOR

SOFIA September 30 (vin London.
october 2j.--Thc official communication
from general headquarters issued to-
day reads:
On the front east and vest OF
Flor'na the situation ia unchanged
AT some points there has been weak
artillery fire. On the heights OF
kaimakcalan there has been vigorous
artillery firing. Astride the Moglenicn
Valley artillery activity has bccn weak
"On the Struma front there has beer,
little artillery activity. At the Kofreva
Bridge ono of our patriots DESTROYED
nm EnSlish patrol OF fvn men
'Roumanian front: Along thG pan,,I,a
several Austrian torpedo. boats, us-t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
SWEEPING INQUIRY
OF MILK SITUATION
Both Dealers and Producing
Farmers Allege Conspiracies in
Restraint Of Trade Exist.
NEW YORK FACES SHORTAGE
By Thursday. Only About IS Per
Cent of Usual Supply May
Reach City.

H'.''''Nr \. y. October "a swccp-
'@ '''sS'@a'i"n of the milk situation
go '"' H'"t" was ordered Tonight by
Attorn"y-Gcncral W-oodbury. He dcsir
n''e" deputy Attorney General Merton
u" Lewis. who was counsel to the
thompson Public Service Investigating
'"'nn'tt"". 70 conduct the inquiry. and
announced that application for tho ap
poihtmcht Of Il nonpa rt!san referee TO
take testimony will he made TO the
courts n, once"
the Investigation wa. authorized
"fter tho receipt Of complaints by both
n''ik dealers and producing farmers al
ieSins that couspiracies in restraint or
The milk trade existed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
SUIT IN LUSlTANiA CASE
I"nard Company Would Restrain Mrs.
iund for Pressing Action for Loss
0f Husband and Father

CHICAGO, October 2.-Suit 4" re
strain Mrs. Sarah Lund from pressing
action for damages for tho loss of the
lives OF h"r husband and her father on
the steamer LuSitania, sunk by Ger
man submarine, was nlcd in tho United
states District Court to-day by tn"
Cunard Steamship Company. The suit
seeks to delay proceedings until a de-
cision is rendered in New York suit
which will limit the amount of the
companN's liability
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
CLARKE FUNERAL TO-DAY
"mn'itt~c or United Stntca Seuators
VIII Attend Services at
Little Rock.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. October .
The funeral OF United States Senator
'iarkc. who died at his home here
yesterday. viii be held from the fam
lF residence at o'clock Tuesday af-
'ernoon The Rev. Forncy lutchison,
pastor OF The First Methods, Church,
Ni'i oWc'at" Burial will take place
III lakewood Cemetery. Little Rock.
y committee Of United States sena-
tors Will attend the funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
LL0YD'S TO STAGE "AIDA"
In Theatrical Ficld for Que Night Oniy
In Effort to Regain S"5.OOO Paid
az Insurance Against Rain

SAN FRANCISCO. October 2.-Lloyd.s
of London. will enter the theatrical
field for "onc night only" and will
stage an opcn-air production OF Aida -
in an effort TO regain $4,000 paid as
insurance against rain for the nroduc
ton of the opera which was to have
hccn given here Saturday for charity
II was said that all money taken in at
the box office over $4,000. Lloyds cx-
penscs. and n deficit of s2.5O0. would
go To charity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
ROuMANTANS GAIN
FOOTING ON DANUBE:

BERLIN. October (via London).--
Roumaninn troops have gained ii foot
ing on tho right bank of tho Danube
River, south Of Bukharest says the
oniciai statement issued by German gen
cral headquarters concerning the fight
ing i'll Pennsylvania and, Dobrudja. In
Transylvanh the Roumnnians havo
gained ground on both sides OF tho
great kukel River. north OF Fogaras.
Tcutonic troops. the statement adds.
have gained Successes in the Strchl
Valley. also in Pennsylvania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
FRENCH CLOCKS SET BACK
R~Ncrsi"n of Ono Hour to Legal Time
Occasions Little Pnblir
Inconvenience.

PARIS. October "a II official clocks
IN france were set back an hour at
l@;5? o'clock this morning Tho re-
Version TO the legal time occasoned
httlc public Inconvenience. except to
railroad passengers. who believed the
departure OF trains would BE- DELAYED
an hour. and arrived too late at tho
various terminals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
SEAPORT OF VARNA MAY
BE PLACED IN DANGER
Move Also Serious Menace to
Enemy Forces Operating
to the North.
FRESH ATTACK IN poHKupJA
results in Defeat Of Center and
Right FlankS OF Armies OF
Central Powers.

LONDON. October o-Thc Rourna-
mans have invaded bulgaria.
on the upper reaches of the Danube.
between the fortified towns Of Rus
tichuk and Turtukai where the river
begins it's bend northeaStward lcaviu.
bulgarian territory and separating Ron
mama proper from Dobrudja, the
troops of Isoumania have made tbei,.
way 10 the southern bank Of the
stream.
JUST now many men were thrown
across the river is not disclosed IN
either the Roumanian or German Of
hcial communications, but the strateric
value of the maneuver seemingly ia
twofold
Ninety miles eastward from Turtukai
which lies at the western extremity of
southern Dobrudja, is Nnrna, BuiEaria.s
chief seaport on the Black Sea. IL
suhicieht men have been sent across
the river and are sent along tho
I)obrudja bulgarian frontier toward
Narna, not alone would the seuport
DC In danger. but tho move would con-
stttute n serious menace toward the
isolation of the German. Bulgarian and
Turkish forces operating against tbc
lionnanians to the north.
simultaneously with the annoupcc
ment of the crossing of the Danube
comes IL report from Bucharest that n
fresh attack along tho entire front i'm
pobrudjn has resulted in the defeat OF
the center and right flanks OF the
troops of the central powers
RoUMANIANS ADVANCE
AGAINST TEUTONIC ALLIES
In Pennsylvania the Rou,nanians on
both sides Of the great Kukel River
have advanced against the Teutonic
allies. while westward. in tho vicinity
OF orsova and near Petroseny. tho
Austro- -iInngarians have captured po-
sitions from the RounlanIans.
Tho lighting in Galicia. with Lcmberr
the stake. has resulted in successes for
the Tcutonic allies northeast of tho
Galician capital and for the Russians
in the southeast. On the Brody-
Ilochon road tho Tcutons rccapturcd
the ground lost last Saturday. accord-
ing to both Berlin and Vienna. and
made prisoner 2.SO6 Russians, while in
the Narayuvka and Zlota Lipa sectors
the russians repulscd vicious attacks.
of the Tcutons. inllictinE heavy casual
tics and capturing 1,600 men. In tho
Lutsk region of Volhynia, northwest
of Sviniusky, IL Russian attack was re-
pulsed.
Little additional news OF the fighting:
on the Macedonian front has come to
hand. Tho troops OF both sides along:
tho front apparently arc continuing
their attacks and countcrattacks, With
no notable Successes for cithcr. Aside
from bombardmcnts, which arc cspc-
cially severe on the Carso plateau, tit
tie lighting is taking place on the AUS
front.
One person was Killed and one in
jured. and slight material damage re-
suited from the Zeppelin raid over East
England on Sunday night The entire
crew of the Zeppelin which was brought
down in flames near London perishcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
BANDIT CHASE AT END
BODY of One Found In River. and Inst
of bnnS Robbers Surrcndcrs nnd
COnfesses Part In Crime

FORT MYERS, FLA. October .
Chase for the four bandits who robbed
bank At Homestead. Fla. on Scptcm-
bcr 10 Of $4,000 ended to-day. when
the body Of James Tucker. one of the
robbers. wns found in Lopez River, and
Hugh Alderman. who. the police say.
confessed his part OF the crime, sur
rendered. Tucker was drowned while
trying to swim the river
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
HRITiSu REPULsFs GERMAN
ATTACK ON SONNIE 'FRONT.'

LONDON. October 2.-Rritish troors
on the Sommc front last night re-
pulsed a German attack on their ad-
vanccd positions east OF tho village ot
Aucourt L'Ahbayc. tho War Omco an
nounccd to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
FRENCH AND BRITISH
SUFFER- HEAVY LOSSES

HERt.lN. october . (via London).-
On battle front OF twelve miles north
"i the Somnc the Frcnch and British
'harEc" the Germans time after time
Yesterday. TheE were rcpulscd. the
War Office announces. and suffered
heavy losses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
Archie Roosevelt Fined,

Special to The Times DispatchI
MlNEOLA, l., l.. October 2.--Archi-
bald Roosevelt, son Of Theodore Roose-
Welt. pleaded guilty before Justice OF
Poace Frank Seaman to excessive auto
mobile speeding and paid S25 fine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
BILLY SUNDAY IN NEW YORK
April. Wa! nnh June. Iat1. Definite
Time FIXED for Revival in
MctropOIIs.

NEW YORK, October BILLY Sun
day. the evangelist. will preach in New
York during April May and June nf
1917
Announcement OF the definite date for
the revival was made to-day by James
~. Spccrs. cha lrman Of the campaign
IN auditorium with seating capac-
ity OF 10000 will be erected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
FORMER PROGRESSIVE:
TO SUPPORT WILSON

DENVER. COL, october 2.--Edwar.
p. CostiSan. former Progressive candi
date for Governor. to-day announced
in Il statement that he would support
the national Democratic ticket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
20. RE NO RECLAMATION
IN RIGID INSPECTION

NEN YORK. October 2.-In the face
or "a serious milk shortage in this city
occans" or th- controversy between the
'airEmen's League and individual dis
fribnt"rs. Health Commissioner cmcr.
son dcclaicd emphatically late to-day
'h"rc would be 10 relaxation in the
rigid inspection Of the supply OF his
department. lfr asserted he was more
interested in III" quality OF milk than
IL ruautiiy, and that the standar rcl
could not be lowered. no matter how
acute tho shortage became.
Or. Emerson declared reports re-
c-ived from inspectors for his depart
ment indicated tina; about 80 per cen,
"t tho normal supply was received in
'hc city to-day. Mr.. Dillon asserted
that tho shortage would become more
acut" rs the w"ck advanced. and tha,
iv Thursday tho distributors would he
receiving only about T., per cent OF thu
".i"o.0 quarts which ordinarily come
daily Into tho city. The distributors.
However. were hopeful Of kccping the
supply M TO at least 30 pcr cent OF
normal. They are developing new
sources as rapidly ms possible.
FIRST EFFECTS OF FAMINE
.tLREADY BEING FELT
The first cn.cts OF milk famine
were f"lt here TO-DAY as Inc result OF
tile dcadlock between daiTymcn and
distributors Owe: the. rrl"H the former
should receive for their product. II
was estimated that milk trains brought
20 this city last nigh, 100000 les. than
the 2,5oo.o0o quarts.
The milk companies announce that
hospitals and homes III which there
are children who arc i'll will receive
first consideration. and for the present
will obtain full supply. Some of tho
milk new arriving here Is coming from
Pennsylvania Delaware. Illinois and
Canada After "Wednesday, it is stated
virtually all tho supply except that
marketed by tho dairymcn's league
must come from great distance. 1t
is said tho league can supply about
II per cent of tho amount now con-
sumcd
Tho contracts OF the distributinc
corporations With Now York and New
Jersey farmers ended yesterday. and
the 1000 members cf the Dairymcn's
League arc determined not TO renew
their contracts at less than 1 3-f cents
:, QUART
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
WILSON COMPLETES
SPEAKING PROGRAM
Arrangements Made for Cam
paign Addresses Will Carry
President to Election Day.
LEAVES TONIGHT FOR OMAHA
Discusses Politics With Henry
Ford and Secretary of Treas
ury McAdoo.

!.ONt; EIsANCH. y. j.. October -
President Wilson'S campaign rrocra m
ur TO election day practically was com.
P'eted tonight at conference that he
heid with Chairman Vance q. McCor-
mick. The President also Jiscuss.,,
politics with Henry Ford. automol;lc
m"nufacturcr and peace advocate ana
secretary Of tho Treasury McAdoo
arrangements were completed for :,
TRIP OF the President TO Cincinn,,i
making four visits that he will pay 70
the Middle West. He will SPEAK i'm
''hcihnati OH October &c under tn.
auspices of the City Club.
no Presidents speaking program
outlined Tonight includes the follow.
'h'; engagements: Omaha. October =.
shadow Lawn. October Z: Iudianapolis
October 10: Pennsylvania Day M
shadow Lawn. October "a: ST. I.ouis
ana ohio Day at Shadow Lawn. October
-; Chicago. October 10: Farmers Day
at Shadow Lawn. October oI: Cincin-
natl. October %
In addition to these speaking on
RaGcmcnts. the President will deliver
an address at Shadow Lawn on Octo-
pcr y. and will pay two visits to New
ork state on dates not yet selected
MT. Mccormick said Tonight that this
program will carry the President I'M
10 election day. and that few. if any.
additions will he made
FORD PROMISES UIS AID
IN WILSON CAMPAIGN
Henry Ford remained with tho prcsi
d"nt four hours. and assured Mr.. Will
son that he was willing to do every
thinE possible TO bring about his cleo
ton He said he had made no plans
Tor contributing TO tho Democrats
campaign fund. because he did no,
believe in such course II think the
Office should seek the man. not the
man the Office" declared Mr.. Ford.
Secretary Mc.Adoo. who had planned
to make several political speeches.
probably viii not carry out his plans
because of public business ncccssitat-
ing his presence i'll Washington.
The President has almost completed
the selection of the shipping board and
the board created by Congress to OBJ
serve the workings Of the cight-hour
law for railroad employees Two OF
the members of the shipping board
probably will be Bernard Baker. Of
Baltimore. and William Dcnman, OF
san Francisco
MIR. Wilson leaves here to-morrow
night for Omaha. going by WAY OF
Philadelphia and Chicago. and reach
ing Omaha OH Thursday morning Mrs.
Wilson and Secretary Tumulty will
accompany him. He will return here
on Saturday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03

oetoSsr 70 % RoTnd-trip iaSa 9se rom cfE HiE.h.
nond. 1910. 2StShtr 20 s; Return limit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-03
Laugh With Briggs

Ills Cartoons on Sport Page
Sure Cure for Crouch
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
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81 ttaq ocu na6itebenoen offi5iellen
9eridjt iibcr Oie Gntipidlungen oiif
scr pcitlic6cn 6rout ousgegeben
aSSn Der 9trgonuen.@egeno boben
Itn IN Ser No6borI6oft bon Gourtes
GbouiIee Nlincn.Sperotionen obge'
ipielt Die al urierem @ortbeil per'
Iiefen.
gseit[iCb bon oer W1noB bober mir
cin conaeftrirtes 5eiter otf Die bent.
Thcn ShiiBenarGben in Der Ri6hlng
alF oeit Siieel 265 uno ben Cor.
ghr gerichtet
oitlih bon scr Mfoos NOR 0as
sSuNsr0crant ictr le6hait ii ner
egcn0 g3n Nour 2u n1oerelt
aHstar oialer l5eeciio 600 e8 Nrt
Hlsr glttionen nit llrtcrbredjilii.
an ebenio ipie i'm @oebre.Diitrift
bei 0loulninbille, &aunonort un0
bel 9es Gporges.
geor00itlitb BON Ct 0iibiel bat uii'
icre 9(rtillerie aus meter Gntfernilng
Die StroBe spiiden 9tbremont uno
@ignelIles beidoiien iiber wclde
ainolihe Heaimenter ili uSrolder
WfMfir,t1 amen
8ton3oftfde GtieGer in
Aftion.
@eitern lporen tros gtebels iin0
9cipolftbeit fron8oiilrbe 6lieger in
Bet G5egen6 bon @eroln iebr aftip,
Sin 0eltidber aeroplon oes Softer.
Ipp eridien urO milroe idmer be-
IAd0igt.
g9dbran0 Der 9lad1t bonn AZ. Biz
Isl Wt1r6 mari cine @ruppe bon IL
iran3oiiiden 9leroplanen "a @omber
groBeu SSaliberS berab, 40 ouf Der
@abubof bel GonfIons uno Ia OH
ben gabnbof BON Dles. Cine 9[n8abl
hon GrpIoiionen puroe beobo6tet
o 9abnBof bon D2eb nur6e IN
2Sfano geieBt
Die fron8oiiiAen Sms8euae mir.
oea eincm iebr Iebbaften 5euer aus
8iget fcbrten ieSoM olle lmbeidbd
bist 5uriid.
gSdbreno cines Grfunoigungsflu
ges mari Gin onOereS unicrer 6lie
@ejbpn0er 5ebn 9ontben ali
odS 9[eroorom in Gteit5e lno fun
oui oen 9obnbof bon SlrobilIc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
lla6e5u 800 5ta(Iener getangen genOmmen
O5eiedtspauie auf pealidem ariegsi6anplat.
sDotr0ninsn C1sfsdts auf Scr salfan ;yrDn'.
2lerldt oes oent[dien eenerallfaas.

8crliH bia 2onOOn, tS Mt5 Sic MfOitSt Der fraH3SN-
Od,n &rmee anf g2hiront 6a geru Ocuar Gin
repg aadseaen Dies e amtAeu 9erid SeS Oenden
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bebOr Der @admae 6efaunt scgbcu
Dnr6e folgenben g8Drnnt fat:
8efIi6er &ricgSfdapIGt.
Die 9DGt i'm 2anfe Ocs sriscn Cages nf beOeu Sein
wcniger lebbaft
SeFIider @riegsfdanpIat.
Gas Artleric6eur in benz rlt nf beSn Soften Scs Sees
Mu scrn eDr iutcufD Sin Dcacr raAcr Gngff uSrOb
@ MeosiOl purbc mit leidtcr RaBc 5uraGgcween
8aIfan 9rieG si@aNpInk
@aSucfd scc GOran 6acn d nnbeOcncHSe SatrOnlen
Bofrdjte rufwfcl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

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