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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28

ten, Oes SaFells, Der etfpa 50 Utetlen
iiioli6 bon Suro5jo liegt lllo Der Ell
men itratcgiifen @crt bon Der groB-
ten SeOelltung beiiet.
Die Sample I'm @erbnn.
9ort5. %. 6e6r. $5eftigc &c
genongriffc Der Sran5olen norOlid)
bon Serbiul in bcncn bic Seutide1
aus pielcn SteQlngen getporfell
Duroen, Die lie lpdhretb Der bier
Gage 5uuor 9enonlmen baben, ipcr-
6cn ltn6 Serid)ten Don Der sSroiit OILS
ser 9eginu Oe5 Srpeitcn Stobillm5
oes groBen grei9niiieS utter gilt
Tighten Nusiit1ten fiir oie Serteioi-
ger nngeieben. Srelnicr 9riano bat
Sertretern Ser Breiie belite ntitge-
teilt, pie bos 9latt iid) gcipcnbct bot
Ger Nfinilter ingte:
r3piidert 6ipci Seucrlinien einge-
id]lniien, nit Sd)ruprcIlS bon nllell
Seiten iiberid)iittct, nngegriffer bon
lnicreu iriihcn Gipiiioneu mo auf
ocnl Sdla6tfelOc in lrnernarteten
Slugenblidcn iiberraid,t. ioben lid Die
Gcutihen bel alien ibrcn 9lnitren-
gungcn gCbinOert. Der &alnpf mar
cin gigantiidcr llnicre Sruppen
ornitgcn nit 2eibcni6nft Dor. llnierc
idipcrc mo leid)tc glrtilerie bot fldf=
fenbe 9iiden i'll Die fon1paften 0taiien
Der ocutifcn Srllppen gcriiien.
yGnoli6 crIfopft irn0 in Der 3obl
oe5inliert, 5ogen lid Die Oelltldlcn
Srilppen inter inherent fltrd)tburerl
sSeucr 5ltiammeil. llnierc Srrppeit,
oic lid III ltnciiineb1lbarcn Stealni-
gen befnnOen, blicbcn Serrcll Der
Sitltotion.
&nicnbnmpfer Yetihcnsa perienft.
9onbon, %. 6cbr. Ser rlliii-
idc 9ompfer Yctidcnga lit perienft
tporocn. Siinf5ebn DER oil SOro &c.
fin6lifcn mllr0en gerettct.
Sic Hctid)engo mar Dor Dem &rie-
&c Der 0elttlde Sdnlpfer GrIf Sarlelt,
Ser bon Den Guiicit 5u 9lnfung bcs
&rieges gefapert iporoen ipor Sic
bielt 1647 Sonner, mar 260 SSuB
lang uno NOR in Sabre 1908 III
Siibef sebnitt iporben
Cine Yiiiipn oes ierbiidlcn arun-
prinSen.
Garis, %. SSebr. &ronprin;
9lleroroer bon Serbicn miro iidJ IN
Segleitilng beS 0finiIters Yaiitid
no1 2onbou, &om itno bier ouf Die
Heiic begebeil, um Den &egierunger
Der Giltente fiir ben 8eiitano 81 oan'
fen, ben lie Serbien gclciitet boben
Nieie Weelbitng 9elangte on Die Sa-
pasagentltr BON gltbcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28

Berlin II, %. Scbr. Sie Ginnab-
me Der Naparin 5nrm Wirb bentc ppn
bcm amtlidcn Seridlt Der &riesslei-
tnns angcfiInoist.
&erindDc bersSrnnspien, bns Sort non
SDnanmpnt miebcr su ncllmen, iinb
nidt nur feblseihlasen, ionoern Der
Scntidle @urmarid) sesen @eronu
banert itetig an, iuie pun Der TrDut
berihtet pirb.
Sn if)ncller SDlgc iunroen Sunpe-
ment, Gofc be Gallon nno !Saronu-
mont scitiirmt nno Die Sentidlen NIT
$4,000 BcfaugcHeu in ihrer .6anb,
itehen jest iucniaer ale fiinf Meilen
ppn Der Teitung @eronn.
Sieic Grfulgc funntcn nmr madl
lteberiuinoung falt nniibcriteislid)er
SiHberniiIe erreidlt iuerben, neil bic
gahnen lid nidlt Der fseitnng nd6ern
nno crit Wcilen BON Straken nnsgc-
6chert luerben mukten, mo bnnbcrte
pun MannidDnften nutfusnSig iuaren,
oamit Die idlpercn 8cidiibe bernngc-
idIafft lperben funnten. Sdlllftes
@ctter trng sn bcn Sdiuicrigfciten
bel, nno sablrcidlc 5ernipredllinicrl
mnften crit seritOrt luerben, nm bic
frnnsOiiihen 2inien an Der Iniitcl-
ling idmcrer 6eifiibe sn ncrbinScrn.
Sa Der @ormnridD nnf @crbnm an-
banert, bdlt andl Bic Scfpcgung init
linn auf Der @uepre Gbene Sfritt,
nnb Sie Sentid)cn orGngcn bcn sseinb
furtgeiebt nnf icine gaiis bel Gutc
2urraine snriid.
gcim Spnanmunt 6abeu iidD bic
friidlen fransoiiiden &cicrpcn idlnelI
eridDOpft. Sie 9entidlen idlpben If.
re Sinien geaen grns nnb &aderan-
billie our nnb mad)te meme 8eluinnc
bel 0peprc.
Bel Der gtnnnrin Sarm iunrSen
ipGter 1900 y)ares isrpnt gcnum
men, luGbrenb Die gente iiber 1000
Mann on 8efansenen nno nenn Ma.
ihinenseiuebren betrns.
slbidliuGfnnssberindc oer5ramsuien.
Berlin, %. sSebr., iiber 2on-
Don. Die folgenoe amtli6e Welbung
gelonate geitern ipdt CUR slnSgabe.
@eitli6er 9riegsidlouplae: 9ln
mebreren Stellen Der SSront faiiben
beftige glrtiQerie- uno WincnfGinpie
itatt Siiolif) BON Dpern puroe Elm
feinolider @ngriff ser 9riten OBJ
geihlogen. 9liif BEN Soben 5llr &ef).
ten Der Weitie ma6ten Die fron5oier
fiinfinnl oen Scrii,h eincS glngriffs
nit friiden Sruppen Sur @iebcrgc-
ipinniing bes Sorts bon 9ouultnloitt.
Sic fprroen slriifgei6lagen iino er.
littcn iffpere 8crliiite. SSSn @eIteil
oes Sorts baben uniere Sritppen
Gbornpneupil1e genonnen, ebcnio
iuie ben Cote De Salon li1b lino Bis
9tape an Der Siibieite oes 9eholjes
bon 9ras porgebrungen. SSnl Often
oes sSorts itnbnen mir Die alisge-
oebrten Serteioiglingsiperfe bon
Suroalimont nit Strlrnt.
.sluf Der Gbene bon @oepre cr-
eisneten iid) Iebbaftc Sample OH Ser
oeiitiden Sren3e uno Die Shla6t
oebnte iif big Gote 9orraine aus.
nHaf) ben bisber porliegerocn
Melbungen beldlft lid Die 3abl Ser
unperpirnoeten Ocfangcnen aui
10000.
nSn Slanoern baben i1iiere sSlie.
gergeidipaber ibre 9lnariffe auf bas
9aeer Der feinblidlen Srlippen ipic,
berbolt. Gin Sombenangriff feinb-
lider 5lieger nitf Wfes bate ben Sob
ober Die 8erIesiine bon oht i3ipili.
item unb iieben Solboten CUR Solge.
Wehrere Souier tpuroen beindbigt
Sn Der r1mgebune Der Seitung ipur.
be elm feinbliner5 5Iieger berabsebof.
Die Snioifen Der Rafhine, sein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28
Gpftr cines &dubers.
Mann seidlpiien, geitudlcn nnS nm
Sarid)aft beranbt.

Saginap, @lid., %. Scbr.
sSrdnf 9inbart, 56 Sabre olt, beiin-
bet iiG bieIleiGt totIiG perlcst i'm
Soipital als 9feiitltat eines &aub-
iiberfnles, Ser geitcrn morgen altf
i'm periibt tpiroe. gSie 9inbort Der
Holi5ci ntitteiltc, brong ser &Grber
in iein 3inmer uno if]oB ibm 5pei-
nal ourd ben Sals; pdhreno er be-
tpubtlos mar, berieste Der SGurfe
linn oiid) mebrere IeiIcritidle rnb
6erol,bte i'm i2lieblif lint $l4. Sin-
bart NOR nift in1itanbe, cine glite
geiGreibling bon Dem Rauber git
geben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28

@aibinston, %. Sebr. :
Geuti6lorbs 4nt1port auf Die sluf'
forberunq Der Ser. Stooten nad) Ser.
iideritneen be6iislif Der SuufbOot,
9rieeiiibruns in Der 3ufunit befinoct
iif in Sanben oes @rafen bon gern'
itorff, bes beiitiden @otIdafters. Der
iid] bereit holt, iie beute benz Sefretor
2anfing 6u unterbreiten. Sic @rt'
mort lit IN Sorm bon SSnitruftionen
on ben 8otl6after gebolten uno miro
ni6t in 6orm eirer 9tote gebraHt
tDerben, es lei benn, oaB Serr Snniing
cs ipiinif]en iollte
Eie SsnItruftionen oes gotid)ofters
geben bobin, Die Ser. Staoten 5u ber1
itanoisen, boB 8erii9erl,neen bp5iig'
lid beg fiirftigen Soudbootfrieges.
bic iie in ben S1llen Der 2uiitanio uno
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28

tGortfctuns auf seite s.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28

Die ein5i9e tdsCi6e ocltt.
f6e Seituag in 2Gioeiaan.
iperd5e sic 9epefoben ser
AT. 9rcHe 6rinsf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28

- 0on ben 81 Soild)booten Der
amerifor1iiHen Slotte iirb 10 nabe5lI
unbrou1bar. Gin merfipiiroiges
3elgnis fir Die Grbouer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28
Gtiamtc Serlnitllite nod
uidJt feitgsitcat, abcr
iider btOenten0.
@un Al GeriDnsn nniheineno 260
gcrettct.
rGmprek", bic !Silfc bringen poatc,
ianf ebeHfalls.
Sritiidc ScbOrbem DurlGnfis HpfD
iebr ihWeisiam.

9onopn. %. 6ebr. 9ie britt
i6e Yreiie lit iait ctrItinnlig III Der
9lniidt. oob Der 9anlpfer Yialoia iuo
oic iibrigcn 0urdl 0finen oerienftc
Shiffe Die Spfer elmer neuen Wfinen-
ousitrcuung Der oeutifem Seeres-
peripultung geporben lino. Wtan lit
bier roaig i'm llnflaren Oariiber, lpie
ole Ytinen iiberbaupt gelegt perocn
fonnten. SfQgenein eebt oic 9lnlid)t
bobin. boB gerpiiie S6iffe reiitraler
Oiddltc SIR Serpanoung geIanaten
,Sn Serbinolng oanlit erfldrte sic
Yua Maa @oSctte, boB iest inlr
nod cine crrpeiterte lteberDad)Img Der
neiitrdlen Shiffahrt obipalten iollte
7ie @eiantt6abl oner Baiiagiere iinb
Ntannihaften mif Dem Sanlpfer, Der
SIR Ycuirlilor & Oriental 2inia ge.
horte uno Der III einerGntfernlinG Don
elmer bnlben Stuilbe iperiger Sipei
Ofeilcn bon Oober iai1f, betrug iii
Ycrioncn, rno bon oieien iino iutr
260 onacblidl gerettet porben Bon
10 Gcrionen iino Ga Iarnen Don &C.
-ettctcr Eaiiagieren gemeloet iporoen.
Selbitpcriidnolid) begt man Die 0off-
nlua. haB nod mehr Serionen als &C.
rcttct genlelbet peroer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28
Sriherc Melongen.

Cover. IS. sSebr. Ter Ooupfcr
Naloja, Gin S6iff BON 1243t Cont
ncn, itieB auf cine Iine mo iant stpei
0ieiler bon Gopcr cntfernt na6 elmer
bolbcn Stltnoe. 9ie 3abl Der perun-
aIiidten Yniingierc lit nod nidlt be.
iannt.
Sie Otoloin fIibr geitern bon Sil-
burp na6 9onlbap nit YpIt, 10 Sai-
iagicrcn in alien aloiieu lino elmer
@ciasiirg BON 200 Wom ob. Sic
lcsterc bcitanb sum groBten 3eile ans
9asforis, anberc Eaiiogiere ioIlten in
Wtorieilles OH 9or6 gehen.
Der 9ampfer batte iocber Den no
miralitGts -Yier in 9oper pailiert
lmo bcfano lidl gegcniibcr Shafe-
ipeurc 9lifi. al3 CT pon cinen 9noe
SIM anoeren bur6 cine Grifiitte-
rlng getroften ipiirbe. Gr legte iidl
iofort ouf oic Yortieite, uno Ser &a-
pitGn pcrird)te ipcaeii Ser ihiperen
Sec unb Der @cidldoiallngcn, bic
oigcni6cinlidl iid ereignet haben
mllBten, oas Shiff OH ben 6runo
Su bringen, mas aber nidt geInna, oa
ser Maifinenrulm lid bereitS nit
@ailer aefl1t bate.
gtofiisnale beadltet.
9ie 9eot 0es SGiffes NOR bepboG,,
tet porocn uno 5u 9useilocn girgcn
Die fleinen SabrSeuee hinaiis. Inn
Silfe Su briugcn. Sci bieier 8cleacn-
bcit ioi1f Die ,.gnpreb" bon Sort
8illianls. ein Sd)iff bon 20tS 9on.
men, foit augenblidli6 ourG cine
aroere Nfine.
gIn 9oro oes llnelmdsidliffes ge,
id,ah oqes 0ioalihe, nm oic Guiia,
gierc uuo Maunid,often 5u erltfer-
nen. sllle Hettungsboote poren be.
reits 5ii @oiicr gelaiien. che lid Scr
llnfoa ereienete, uno als @oriidlts.
mobrceel, rnb borilm batten ale
Ycripner on @oro ongeblid) genu.
geno 3eit, Inn Gettltngsgiirtel on3u.
teeen, iiber beren 9ebraud, anl
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28

fen, Oes Safens. Der etipa so Weilen
iiioli6 pon Gurosjo liegt nno Der Ell
nen ltratcgiidlen &crt bon Der groB-
fen Se6pIIt1ud beiipf
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28
9ampfer Maloja auf
Dem So0en 0eS
Mecre8.
Nnideineno bur9 britiide Wfiueu
bel 9oper Dtrientt.

4beno norber 9lnpeiilngcn ertcilt
poroen Daren.
Sas Wadlicn Der Sptenliite.
Boot ani Boot iulo cine sln5abl
pon SSlolien ipuroen abgeinuot, aber
piele Eerionen ipraneen ms @oiier
uto muBten BON 9ooten III Der gt1be
aufgefiidlt iperben. 9lnfnngs bate
man ongenommen, oaB Seoermmn
gerettet mor0elt lei, nber bolo iurr-
Ben SeiGen all Snno getricbcll uno
ibrc 3ohl tpitt)s nit ben 5unebmcn-
ben Stlinoen.
Spper permeisert ansfnnft.
Ger oufcn pon 0pper lit unter
itrifter &eeicrungsntflift. pespe-
gen es nit1t mogIih mar, genuue
4usfi,nft 5li erlungen. Gs iii ieoodl
befonl1t, OoB MIR ein Ytitglie0 Der
Mannihaft oes 9tettilngsoumpfers
bel Sort g9illian1 ertritlifen lit.
aanIaier serettet.
Sopefu, aas., % Sebr. &nlph
Softer, Sobn bon 8ep. 6eitts Softer
pon 5opefa, eiil Gaiiugier on 9oro
oes 9anofers @taloia, Der seitern
Dor 9oper infolse 9oGiiion nit eiitcr
Iine geiiinfen mar, fabclte bclltc lei
nen Gltern, Oab er lrnuerlest gercttct
iroroen marc.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-28
Scrsnns Der seidDen.

Sic 3obl pon peiteren 2asfaris,
ole OIL 9oro oesSompiers arbeiteten.
iin0 on 9olo geidlpentmt iporoen, mo-
ourh bic ,3abl Der @eborgenen, le-
bcno ODER tot, iid) ouf AZ belditft. Bic
lc 8erfponoter treffen III 0oper Gin.
nm bel Scr Ssoentifi5ierllng Der Gotten
bcbililid) 5u iein.
Inter 6en geitcrn 8eretteten heiin-
oct iid Gin SGugling, oeiier 9Ieibrng
ani icinem 9iiifen bingen. 0as Sino
luar bon einem @ahtboot entbedt uno
in cineu tparmcn Goum gc6ro6t NOR
Hcu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
:
GIRLS! MO|STEN A
CLOTH AND DRAW
It THROUGH HAIR
Ii becomes beautifully soft,
wavy. abundant and glossy
at once.
Save your hair! All dandruii
goes and hair stops
coming out.

surely try a "pandc.ine Hair
cleanse II YOU wish TO Immediately
double the beauty OF your hair. JUS;
moisten "A cloth with Dand"rine nnd
draw II carefully through your hair.
taking one small strand at ;imc:
this VIII cleanse tho hair Of dust. dirt
or any excessive oil-in few minutes
YOU will he amazed Your hair Will
be wnvy, fluffy and abundant and pos
ses, an Incompatible softpcss iuster
and !uXurianCc.
Besides heau,ifyinX tho hair. one ap-
plication Of Daudcriuc dissolycs every
particle OF daudruff. iuvigorAtcs ia"
scalp, stopping itching and falling
hair.
Dandcrinc = to the hair what fresh
showers Of vain aud sunshine are 10
vegetation. J, goes righ, TO the roots.
lnvigoratcs and Strengthens them. It's
eNhilaratinc. stimulating and life pro-
ducing properties cause tn. hair 10
grow long. strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty. soft,
lust,Ous halr and lots Of it, II YOU
will jus; get a 2j-ccnt bottle OF
linOwlton's Dand"rine from any drug
store or toilet counter and try it as
directed.
SAY" Your hair Kccr +, looking
charming and beautiful You viii say
this was the best % cents YOU ever
spent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
NAVY HAS SUFFICIENT
SUPPLY OF AMMUNITION
Ample Urservc for All Vessels I'm Com.
misston. but Not for Those
Building.

WASHINGTON. February IA sur-
hcicnt supply OF ammunition is on
hand Rcar-Admiral Strauss, chief Of
ordnance of the navy. told the House
Naval Committee to-day, to equip all
ships in commission, reserve or already
constructed. The supply for ships
under construction or authorized, how
ever. is not adequate. For present
ships. Admiral Strauss said. an ample
reserve supply also had been accumu-
lated.
The committee went into executive
session for the first time during it's
consideration OF the navy bill to get
actual figures on ammunition. which
Admiral Strauss declined TO reveal
publicly.
Admiral Strauss said every Amcri-
can ship of the California class car
ried $4,000 pounds in peace or war.
but he declined to state In open SEES
sion tn" number Of rounds per gun
that amount represented. lie also re-
fused TO disclose what information the
navy had an to tn" amount of ammuni-
ton used by bclligcront ships during
engagements III the present war
During the open hearings II developed
that the Navy Department hopes TO
obtain appropriations under which II
can store more than 30,co).Goo tons Of
sodium nitrate or a two years supply.
Tor The manufacture of Navy powder
as reserve against the possibility OF
n war in which tho United states would
he cut on from chile. Because OF She
lack ot ocean carriers at anything bu;
eXorbitant freight rates also, II is
planned to bring some OF the nitrate
TO this country in naval vessels.
Chairman PadSctt read a letter from
Admiral Fletcher asserting that tho
onen-sca target work of the fleet last
year allowed - per cent improvement;
over tho preceding year and WAS tn"
best In tho history Of the service
Target service records, ammunition
supply and similar matters are regarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
BIENNIAL CONVENTION
OF MINERS ADJOURNS
Attention Of Officers Now VIII BE
Turned To Getting Demands
Put Into Contracts.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, February L.
The biennial convention or the United
Mine Workers of America adjourned
10 day to meet in indianapolis in 1918,
and tho attention OF tho international
officers now viii be concentrated In
having put into new contracts the de-
mands made h. the delegates. repre-
scnting nearly 100000 anthracite and
hituminous miners.
The next stem Will re tho ioint inter
state conference OF operators and
miners to he held at Mobile uoxt week
at which an effort will bc made to
agree upon basic wa-c scale for
Western PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois. which will also be tho
basis OF the working out Of wage
agreements in other sof, coal fields of
the country.
Before adJournme. rresidcn White
announced that he had decided to stand
as q candidate for recollection next De-
cemOer. officers are elected by ref
orcudum vote
one az the most important acts OF
the convention was the adoI ton OF an
amendment p.ovidins for the punish
rent Of members Of local unions who
shut down mines in violation of cou-
tracts. John Strambo, of the anthra
cite region. a district officer. who de-
, clared that miners should havc the
! right TO strike when one is forced upon
them rs operators. brought down on
! himself tho criticism OF rrcsidcn,
, White. President Farrington. OF the
Illinois miners, aud President Dempsey.
Of the anthracite regions
Among The resolutions adopted was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
EMO OF MOHR TRIAL
AT LAST IN SIGHT
" "'"n" \""uscd Of CAUSING Uushnmd's
"urdrr May i,now Fate On
Saturday.

PROVIDENCE, Il J.. February l.
nc ehd of the trial Of Mrs Elizabeth
J.. Mohr ana tw" negroes. Cecil Brown
AN" Henry SpellUau, CHARGED with the
murder 9? tn" wolnEns husband. br.
9. Franklin Mohr seemed 10 he in
SlGht to-day, when the court ,ook AN
carly 'diournmon, to ALLOW William
IT, Lewis, counsel for the negro de-
itnu"ht$. tim" I" "ali certain witnesses.
MI Lewis stated that h. expected ia
hnish by tomorrow night Both sides
expressed the belief that tho cnsc wo,l0
u" ready /" b" given TO the Jury on
saturday.
only two Witnesses were called to-
Jay. T.. II Em"rv. 81 the local weather
oN'oaH stated that the wcatbcr. wue
cI"dr ON tn" liGht that Dr Mnhr ana
ms secretary. Miss Emily burger. wore
Sh"' William Williams a negro in
mate OF inc stat" p:ison. declared tina,
''.pr@" " iicalis :ho DOCTORS ,houf
'."r' who has turned States evidence
haid :" him that the attorncv-rcncr,
advised him Ia stick by the STATE"
ana he would get OF lightl, while INC
"'h"r h"Ns' Brown ana Spcllman. woi,ld
Get If" inprisomncnr II. al.o 49,
serted that llc.lis quoted a represcn,.
ave Of the attorney generals depart.
m"h' as sayims they arc after inc
woman and not the BOYS"
h""r cross examination Williams
stated mat he - now serving :; form
i"f Hanslaughtcr and that ,tto,'ncy
r"W wards. counsel Tor Hcnry S,,clI,rn,,
avg to IS ms attorney at the trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
PAUL BEATS COMBINATION
"'""r stat" senator Retains Leader
imp "' k""kin"hnm County
Ecpuhlirnns

|Nr"n'd 80 The Times Bispa,ch
iNi;liISrNHDRG. VA. February
"c republican County Convention rnot
u' itrrIs"nbnrS yesterday and elected
"''"ShioS 10 tho district ana state con
N"nilpnS. p"~r"d resolutions condemn
lhE 40" Wilson administration and
I"Hd'u= the Virginia reforms suggested
l.. INC q - =
THO big feature of ih" convention
""t 80" victory az former state Scna-
10. J"hu raul over the Fuukhouser-
N"'z"l combination in their EFFORTS to
""Si MN from III" leadership of the
parry ih ~" county.
TN" "nti-hauI alignment brought TO.
H"'"'' former political antagonists III
~" persons OF former Postmaster g.
kecHcl ANA former Postmaster
r"hth"ns"r Funkhouscr lost tn.
iihrris"nburc Post ONCE 10 kcezcl in
The latter part % tho Roosevelt reign,
Wh"H John Ackcr was made referee
Ia THIS district Four Years ago. when
iaul vas mad" leader over Ackcr
E"c%'l bad 10 give way 10 Dcchcyi
Iimc ~ - great healer. and now tho
'w" ~" combined against paul
FmkhDuacr g. - United Brethren
minister and has opposed Paul OF
temperate" grounds also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
Ethical
Talks
Woman and lone

children quarrel about tho furnace IL
Is Il sign the house lacks good thcr
momctCrS. OF better. thcrmostnt
Personal sensations are no guide for
the ianitor, Even tie same individual
will feel chilly at one time and too
warm at another time when the tenn
pcraturc is unvaryins, and If the fur
nacc is run according TO such feelings,
why. the furnace will become discour-
AGED and get oVerheatcd or go out.
\ thcriuostat is the best. and a Their
momctcr or two the next best means
OF insuring an cuuable indoor climate
through the winter months. The ideal
temperatures to strive for is about GS
degrees Fahrci.hcit ~. that tcmpcra-
ture the air generally holds the right
degree OF moisture. and rs is quite as
comfortable and certainly more eco
nomical than the higher degrees of
temperature in many homes.
Hot air is always bad air. Fresh
mir is cool. moving air. Feeling warm
is largely matter OF habit. Being
warm is largely 4 matter OF fresh air.
and secondarily II matter OF foot and
dress.
That indcinahl" Yet tangible thing
called culture is nscps -able from
fresh air.
Schoolroom, living room. Ct flee store.
theatcr. car, churchill il is SIS il is
right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
GOOD COLOR
GOOD HEALTH
Is What Cardui Gave to This Ala
bama Lady, According to Her
Statement Printed Below.

clio. Ala ~ had been in good
writes Mrs. \. l.. Smell. Of K. r. d.
40. |, this place. but one day
was helping my father plant cotton
in the field and WAS caught in the
rain. AZ that time cot very
i'll | suffered great agony
in the lower abdomen. right side
and had dreadful sick headache. also
pains III the back. | got
dreadfully thin and simply gave ell
tirely up. ! had to 90 to bed, and
was there, on my back, for two
weeks.
Or said I'd have to have
an operation. wouldn't hear to
that. SO. as my mother had used Car
dui with great benefit, she recon- :
mcnd"d that take Cardui.
Soon after began taking it. | saw
an Improvement, and was able to
&c, up and be about my work.
WAS nearly entirely we'll
when one day scrubbed
the whole house, washed clothes for
seven in the family, and got my feet
wet. This caused another sick spell.
SO turned again to my old
FRIEND. Or. Cardu1 After
7 the use of less than bottle again
was able TO he up and about my
work. ] also fleshened up again. &C,
good color, and ] am now IN good
! health. | highly recommend
| Cardui. 1t il the best tonic
| that ] know Of
If yOn need a tonic. try Cardu.
! For sale at all druggists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
New Spring
Silks

ready 10 supply your every need
Among the new spring arrivals are:
t'lnce Chiffon Tnffctas, &c inches
wide. in sky blue, turquoise, orchid
pink and rose, S1.76 yard
Tub Silks, 80 and 80 inches wide.
in white grounds with light blue,
pink, lavender, green and navy
stripes. 81 100 yard
36inch Tub Silks. in wide stripes
OF old rose. turquoise. gold. navy and
lavender on white grounds, $500
yard.
Tub Crepes. 80 inches wide. in
white with colored stripes SIG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
I,R.Mesby6Ge.
. on1em' S Ne w
7 ailored
Suits
For Spring
SIS

Tho price won't mean much to Won
until you sec the Suits.
Then youll realize that the smart
est Tailored Suits Of the season are
AT Mosbys.
"Mosbymadc" suits are dis,in-
Guished not alone for their Guali,v
and finish. but also for their exclu-
sivencss OF style.
Individuality IL n marked charac.
teristic Of these garments
Gabardincs. Scrgcs and Poplins
are among the materials used IN
making the early arrivals.
Fashions favored shades for
spring are shown here in all their
beauty, including the new greens,
new blues, tan and black.
The styles are many. and each
suit OF each style mas some little IN
diNidual touch that distinguishes Il
from the others
One style has semi Norfolk ef.
feet Coat, plated back and front, re-
rcrsibie collar l'our-piece skirt.
with "A pointed yoke on hip.
Another style resembles Russian
blouse with an imitation belt each
side. fastened with large pearl
buckles, gathered under the arms
pointed yoke on skirt.
Very Stylish Looking Suit has
II straight coat flared from the wais,
down. The skirt is gathered In the
back with a pointed cficc, TO form
a yoke