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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
ARMY ORDERS.

The following army orders have been issued:
Major II. 9. Bishop and Major \ j. Bowi"y.
Fifth Field Artillery. ARE detailed as men hers
Of the examining board ~ Eagle lass. Tr1as.
vice Major Manus Mc'Ioskey. Tnirl Field
ARTILLERY. and Major 4 u M.t1osk"c. Th4rI
Field Artillery. and Major X. III. McMlst-r.
Fourth Field Artillery. temporarily relieved.
Orders Of July -. relating "a Captain g. T..
Smith. coast artillery corps. are revoked.
Second Lieutenant H. r. Cotton. coast artil-
lery corps. viii report a. q. e.. Treat. fi.h.
artillery. Washington. for examination L. de-
termine his fitness for transfer - field artil-
leIy.
First Lieutenant 4. Il. Kenney. retired, has
been advanced o. the grade II captain on the
retired list, and Will remain at his present sta
ton.
Orders 81 July -. relating to Captain Her
man Glade. Fifth Infantry. ARE revoked.
Second Lieutenant u. y. %I'ryton. infantry.
will report ~ Major q. W. Frutuu. Second
Cavalry, Fort Myer. for examination for trans
fer to the cavalry nrn III the army.
First Lieutenant J. vi Irytnu. Eleventh In
fantry; First Lieutenant T.. J.. Field. Twenty
SIXTH Infantry Second Lieutenant :. q. Akin.
Twenty third Infantry, Second Lieutenant T..
X n. Weaver. Ninth Infantry. lud Second
Lieutenant w. r. Connolly. Seventeenth ia
fantry. are detailed 90 enter the next class al
the army signal school. Fort IravrnWurth. and
viii report mot later than September -. a. the
c"mnandant, army service schools. for duty.
accordingly.
First Lieutenant Frank Norman. Eighteenth
Infantry. will report a. Captain j. ~ Watson.
fHhri HAiifl'AN ffAfH. lFllfA~fti tHlINfh~s MIS-
souri,. for examination tu determine bis fitness
for transfer ~ cua~t artillery CORPS.
First Lieutenant 4. Dew. Milin. aviation 81
ficer. signal corps. is detailed iu the aviation
section ~ th" signal corps with rank "i cap-
tain.
Major II. l.. Gii,hrist. medical corps. viii
proceed - New Orleans aud report ty tclc-
graph a. the commanding general Mt The Sou
thcrn department iur duty.
First Lieutenant i. L. BENEDICT. Fourteenth
Infantry. and Infantry. ami Second Lieutenant
Thomas Lawrence. Fifth Infantry. wiIi proceed
to West Pom, for duty III ;h" military academy.
First Lieutenant ". \. Carter. cavalry. viii
join the Second Cavalry.
Major u. y. brownie. mrdirll corps. WilI
proceed 60 Walter Reed Hospital, District a.
Columbia. Tor treatment.
Orders N Juy ! relating tp First lioutvn
ant g. q. Stove. medical reserve corps. are
revoked.
Leaves M absence: Major a. 4. Nugrut.
general staff. ten iHl Colonel q. NJ Dunn.
Judge advocate. extended seven days. First
Lieutenant William Aushelm. IhilippiH- scouts.
extended a. include September ~. FIRST iI"u
tenant Il II Ihunty. Twentieth lu .itiy- ,ur
month. Captain Samuel Frankeuh"rg"r First
Field ARTILLERY. fifteen days: Major Johnson
llaguud. coa~i artillery rnrr-. uur Wuuth.
Lieutenant Colonel NJ u. Walker. corps WI ,u-
giueers. ton dHAe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
YOU LEARN TO
roll YOUR OWN"
-IT'S EASY!
4 Few Trials With 'BuIl'' Durham
win Give You the Knack. Also
the Most Enjoyable Ciga-
rette You Ever Smoked

Rolling your own" cigarettes
has become the most popular
smoking fad ever known. Every
where you see alert young men
pull out their sacks OF Bull"
Durham and books of papers"
and deity roll TO their individual
liking the cigarette with person
atty and punch.
Rollingyour own"with Bull"
Durham is just as easy as it looks.
Some men learn at the first trial.
Others require a little practice.
But any man can learn this popular
art as readily as he learned TO tie
his necktie.
The big point is that after you
get the knack you are ready for
the greatest cigarette enjoyment
of your life.
Bull" Durham is the cigarette
tobacco Of the world-pure, golden
Virginia-C Carolina leaf. Its unique
flavor and aroma have never been
duplicated. And the only way you
can get the mild. sweet, fragrant
smoke Bull" Durham gives is
TO roll it into cigarettes.
Get a Sc sack of Bull Durham
TASK for the free package of pa
pers") and start rolling your
own" today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-08-17
ILLINOIS CAVALRY CONTESTS.

At the itrSt ILLINOIS cavalry camp Held DAY
events included two baseball games, one of
which was played i'll the forenoon between the
First and Third Squadron teams. resulting in
% score Of - t. > in favor Of the First Squa-
dron. and the other II the afternoon between
thr Second ANA Fourth SquHdruns. resulting m
4 score of y 10 : in favor the Fourth Squi
drun. In the second game the winning team
wus made up NJ men from the Machine Gun
truup.
In the track events no finals were run. the
finals being continued until August ~. The
particularly interesting feature was undnubt-
.dly the mounted wrestling event IN which the
results were as follow:
Mounted Wrestling. Battle Ioyul-First
ana second. Iinguchi. Headquarters troop. and
ia Navcy. i troop. tied: third. Nihran. III
troop: fourth. Pond. y. troop. The mounted
wrestling event was one ~ the particularly
UNIQUE features uf the cavalry field exercises.
Mounted troopers wrcStled. using theT arms
and hands. the object being e. dismount their
ndvtr~sri,e. other events resulted a. follow
1870 Yards Dash. Preliminary First Heat
First. Patterson. T. troop: second. Lyness. j.
troop. third. More. regimcntal band.
leo Yards Dash. Preliminary. Second Heat
- First. rohrtc. Il troop: second. Dahlbcrg.
T. troop. third. Bodccker. l. troop.
200 Yards bash, Preliminary. FIRST Heat.
First. lirlrckcr, II troop. second. Rogers. NJ
so Yard. Dash. PrcliminarN. Second Heat
First. tunthrr. u troop. second Mcdonald,
II troop. third. Altman. \ troop.
.Oo Yards Dash. Preliminary. Third Heat
FIRST. t;regg. Machine Gun Corps: second.
nahlh.rg. u; troop: third. WukaS. T. troop.
Running High Jump. Finals First. tolhcim.
y tronu. -; feet: SECOND. fuhrtc. i troop. -
feet. third. Mason. - troop. > feet, fourth.
tied among M,tiuIrr NJ ! troop. Dunn uf Nj
troop. Mckenzie ut l. troop ana Scnot ~ T.
troop. Ill feet.
Running Broad Jump. Finuls-First. Roll
ings. Machine Cum corps. Isl feet: second,
Puhrtc. + troop. * feet: third. Gregg. Ma
chine Cum troop. f7.92 feet; fourth. Bodccker.
III trrup. 1865 feet.
Rriar Race WON ~ ~ troop. second. Ma
chine Cum corps: third, T. troop: fourth. \
troop.
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ARMY ATHLETIC MEET REVEALS
HARDY MANHOOD, LOVE OF SPORT

Hld day exercises crowded al other events.
l.ptE II regular Routine and otherwise from
'ae center II interest IN all national Guard
camps at Brownsville yesterday. The first
outdoor athletic meets 10 bee held under the
rceenf order from tn" district military head
II this district resulted. ID would
II ppeaJ from the enthusiastic interest shown
= TteItltl III every militia camp al this point.
~ 4 pleasing demonstration that the nations
avs Tine Of defense has Dcrn recruited from
~ssfrtp-s where physical manhood and healthful
Anrr - sports are conspicuous elements.
az some "a these camps. IL IL true, only a
lev AoiiTs IN the afternoon could be devoted
10 exercises OF this kind. At others. pro-
grams acre pat On that occupied a large Part
LIZ ~ rur
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LOST AND FOUND.
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
Brownsville People Have Good Reason for
Complete Reliance.

Do you how
To find relief from b~ackache:
To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidncvsl
Many people in this vicinity know the
way.
Have You used Doan'S Kidney Pills:
Have proved their worth in many tests.
Here's kingsvillc testimony.
W. ". Hodge, Box So Lee Avenue,
kineSville. Texas, says: ''For years my
back bothered me and | had other ailments
which showed that my kidneys were al
fault. | tried several medicines but
Doan'S Kidney Pills gave me more relief
than anything else ! ever took. ] don't
hesitate to recommend them"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan'~
Pills-the same that Mr.. Hodge had.
Foster Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo, N.
Y. adv.
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IOWA AUXILIARY CONTESTS.

The FRS Iowa brigade Field Artillery
cUrHs t1- Field Medical corps. Engineering
corps aud tne headquarters corps combined
their field day events and put on a program
that Undoubtedly surpassed that ~ any other
camp ui Ert wnsVlile IN point If number and
diversity ~ events and the length If time de-
voted tu the Exercises. The events were held
AZ the First iowa Brigade Field artillery and
hospital tstfup
The results gave the bridge section thirty
eight po4uts. he fortiticatiun section thirty
fivr and a-half points and the reconnaissance
and demolition section twenty eight and a-half
points. The winning contestants follow:
100 Yard Iash-first. Gunner Waiiem II
Battery II: second Gunner Carney uf Battery
r: third. Gunner Kane W. Battery r..
Shor Putting First. ';uuner Wallen. Bat
terry H.; tied FIR SECOND. Gunner Leighton, Bat
tcryF. and f're}d rr. H. and H. team.
Horse Shoe Throwing. Bouhlc-First. Ger
her and Znnmerli, X and -: second. Cornwall
and iiurhtr. battery III. third. showers ana
tipllagher. battery r.
Tent Pitching First. runners Bowen and
Ruhrer. battery Is: SECOND. kiser and lalla.
battery II: third. Scales nud Painting. X and u
team.
Cartridge R,ce-FTrst. +. Painting. II and
u. srcund. Cornwall. battery IL: third. lalla.
Horse shoe Throwing. Singlc-First. e. =.
terry u; third. Cornwall. BATTERY u.
>harpshunrrrs' Iia,r First. krrp'lkH. Bat
terry +. SECOND. l4lia. Battery I; third, r.
NuEnt. Battery I'll.
Knot Tying First. Click. Batter. I'll: see
und. Lindsay. ~iartcry u; tLird. =. Painting. Il
and - team.
80 Yard. Dash First. Leighton, Battery
II second. Wiiiru. Battery ~, third. Bowen,
Battery II.
Vail Srling First. Bridge Section; SECOND.
FortificHtiui section.
Standing High Iump-Iirst. Leighton Bat
tory +: SECOND. 4. /immcrli. Il; and II; third,
tied fur hy Bowen and Kane uf Battery Il.
Standing Bread Jump First leighton. Bat
terry \. second Nail"n. Battery H.. third,
Bowen. Battery =.
Equipment lt4rt first. lnlla. Battery It'll.
SECOND. l%.irfaii, 4; ANA D, third. Cornwall
Battery Il.
shuttle Race First. Wallcu, Eowen. Spen-
,.r uud Kane ri Battery u team: SECOND.
AiiI.r. Glirk. i|tiryIak ana leighton IL Battery
Z team. third. lluri. krcpclka. Hahn and
linlzIauscr ui 4; and u Batteries team.
Ting WI War First. bridge section; second.
Iurtiicttiuu section. third. reconnaissance
section.
Competitive prrl First. Spencer. Battery
M. SECOND. showers, Battery FIX; third. Porter.
x 1879 ~.
novelty Race First. Huishauscr. r and H.:
SECOND. I.illa. Batter, n; third, Kane, Battery
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BASEBALL is FEATURE AT VIRGINIA.

4~InsrlEili games We're features ~ both the
] first and Second Virginia regiments exercises.
In the First Virginia infantry events the com
llny team of Mnsketecrs from Lynchhurg. de-
featrd the Il company team. the Richmond
trreys. by a score 81 twelve to four. bat III the
ninth the Richmond team seemed to fall to
pieces while the Musketeers performed a six
section parade around the diamond pHta. The
batteries were Menefee. catcher, and Mcleod.
pitcher. for the Musketeers and Green. catcher.
and Jones. pitcher for the ,,rcys.
In the other events the l. company team won
thlrty-elght out of forty-five points. Carter
Glass Jr.. took first place in the 100 and 30
yard daShes. The wall scaling squad finished
IN fourteen seconds. using IN eight foot wall.
OF the seven points made by L company.
siN were made by l.. Beatty and IN" BY
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THIRD IOWA

The Third Iowa regiment observed field day
in the forenoon. Corporal David W. Oyler 81
Il company. Dies Moines. won the loo and 30
yards dashes and the high and broad jumps.
-Ai III the Iowa teams worked i'll heavy
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CONSULT DIR. TRASK
SPECIALIST

Diseases ~ the Nerves. Kidneys. Bladder.
Stomach. I;ectum and chronic cases given
careful attention. 9i4 and COG. Prof. Ehr-
lichs Salvarsan and other improved remedies
fer Blood and Skin Diseases. Also special
attention 10 the diseases Of women: Electric
and Migratory treatments. Low fees. Easy
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company.
30 Yard Dash-First. Hard. X company
second >teffln- A company, third. Metz, II
company.
Standing High Jump-First. tied by Hard.
II company: and Osborne. l company: second.
tied by Russell Of II company and Greene Of
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Much happiness 81 misery lies within
the circle of a wedding ring.
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EYE, EAR, NOSE & THROAT DISEASE

SALE, OPTICAL DEPARTMENT.
BEST PRICES.
10 NEAR GOLD FILLED from So TO 81.
IN SOLID COLE from IS to So.
EXTRA FOR T0RIC LENSES, 50.
BROWNSVILLE SANlTaRIuM
INA Washington Street.
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Social Notes

Mrs. Francis G.. Barnes and little
daughter of Galveston are visiting al til,
home Of Mrs. Barnes parents, Mr.. anl
Mrs. Louis X. Cowen, 30o Levee street
They will be here for the remainder a
the summer.
Mrs. j. VI. Nixon was hostess Wednes-
day afternoon 10 the Wednesday Bridge
Club. Owing 70 the absence from the city
Of the club members there were only two
tables.
Ladies of Brownsville are preparing at
an early date to tive a reception in hon
or of the nurses Of the army, who are 10
be stationed at the district hospital at
Brownsville. Sixteen nurses are now
here and with the arrival OF the balance
detailed here, the date of the reception
will be decided. II will be held probably at
the Elks Club on Ladies Day.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-September and October. well
furnished six room cottage. bath, shed for
car. Address Box Iu6. -l>
FOR RENT-House on corner Adams and
Fifteenth streets,Apply w. A. NcaIc. 700
Fourteenth ~. .
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TELeGRAPHy.

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ltailruah wire practice. Position secured or
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BUSINESS CHANCES
AUTOMOBILES & SUPPLIES.

FOR SAIEICole 80. Second hand automo.
lille ia good running order for $50 cash
Apply Lanes Garage. ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01
WALTER H. RYLAMD DIES
AT HIS HOME IN URBAMNA
Secretary OF state i'I.bcrIcS tu,unis-
sion and Editor l'as%rs sway
al "WnNcrl!."
isrceial to The Times. Dispatch. !


tfBANN.\ VA. December 81. Nal
ter II. Eylhud, secretary OF The state
Commission .; Fisheries, editor % the
Southsidc Sentinel aud prominent in
all local enterprises, died this morning
at his home. ''WavcrIy."
lie WAS Il son OF the late i.cN. John
w. ENiand. Il BAPTIST minister. known
throughout the state, aud "a nephew
OF the late Josiah Ryiamd. lou- second
auditor OF Virginia. lie is survived
by his mother. his brother. William
Mason ltyiand. and his widow and nine
children. the uidcS; Of whuilt 'trc in at 70
tendance III the schools of Richmond.
Mr.. Kyland was Il bachelors of arts
of Richmond College anal t bachelor
of law of Columbia University lie
began til" practice Of law ia Richmond
IN 'S"i as partner of John Garland
Pollard. He Later moved 10 MiddlcScH
county and cn;:ag"i in III" practice
OF law ANA tho editing: Of the Sentinel
Ills dbliitt WAS soon recognized here
ana nc brcaInc :, leader il ali DubIic
enterprises. lie was successful not
oniN as an editor. hut rs lawyer and
business nau. ANA he had vXtcnsjNc
interests throughout this section lie
never sought OF held amy poii.ical Office
uhill he w3% appointed ~ Governor
stuart as secretary OF tho state board
%! FISHERIES. lie was an active menu
Der Of TIL" baptist Church
The funeral will take pln.r on sun
day.
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HARRY SCHWARTZ is DEAD
at HIS HOME IN EMPORlA
i'r"mincnt business Han and Musuu
FasHca Away. After Long
Illness.
Iipccinl ~ 'rMc Tinles. blsnnl.l.l

,.'.pNI',NI ~ ne li'i'S- piS1"t' l,.
tMFoRIA. VA, December ~ Dc:tii
removed another rrnmmcu. ngmre
tr"n the business life "a: I:mpuri:,
When Harry Schwartz died thi, morn
ih% at $50 u'Ciock AT hts homo ia
i'iirh street. tie had been 10 Eurou,.
i"'c" IN the pas; Two years IN search
OF health, and WAS In BAD Nauhcsin At
the hvGiuuing Of the war
III" Was ou" Of Enp"ria's most active
industrial huilder4 being closely iJ.n-
tined with tGc growth oi the tow. and
- Stp"khOldcr in ali Of it's largo cor
prTatious. II" was the yicy-prCsidCn;
of til" GrccnoS viilc Bank treasurer of
the i:mporin Manufacturing Company
aud Of tlc old Do'uii,iou Veneer Com.
rhlE. one Of TIA" owners or tn Hydro
Electric Power Corporation a:.d oC the
HON" Investment COMPANY
!lc WAS u nemncr ~ the jewish or
der Euai Hrith. the Eika aud IN.
k"HHl Nrcahuu. He Was .tii uithusi-
istic Mason. haTiu" ho"u treasurer. or
Widows Son Lod.,c for nor" tnan
twenty years II" had also boon treas
ui"r "f the limpuria Royal .\rch Chap
ter since its organization TO WAS n
member OF Ncca Temple. Mystic
Shrincrs. Richmond, whore IN" received
tn" thirtl s1coud degree.
MIR SrhwartH was born IL. Iilsit.
Germany, ou july .. 1861. "aigr.,tiu-
To- this country In iSNn. II" .auc To
Grccucsv!lr county i'm 1855. whcr" his
Integrity uC character aud good judt.-
meut soon built up "a lnrre business.
IA June. l>"2. Ia" married Miss Einui"
Nusbnuu,, Who. win ono hrothcr. Isaac
schwartz. Of Baltimore, sur, ives him.
IA. body was taken to Ealtiuor" Tho
nirrmcnt viii take place ia tina, city
"a SuYday Mtcsnoon. Win Masenic
ilnuors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01

lND"ciaI 10 The
ilNI!iI:iri;G;. VA. i
iipsI II. Swcaro,,gcI
years. "a resident cd
who had been maxi
during the past thrI
a. her daughters wal
colpl Macon Wonall
~ "dncsdty night al
pltal. where she hI
Christmas Day.
Mrs SwoarcuGcn
drcm with her for
union when sll" was
She j. survived
Miss Surc i!cilc Swe
burg Miss Ida VI.
student at Chicago
son. james Swcaren
i"lIc Eu"i,lc, Tenn.
rho body was take
h"i'ial by the side o
husband whose dca
Tn" removal OF the
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Ittackod withou, the persons

ttackod without the persons
cling brought, into safety,
Imperial and royal government
responsive to the assurance that
|eral government lays value npon
tnat the good relations which
exist between Austria Hungary
p United States OF America are
mod. II rcciprocatcs these as
cs most warmly. and is NOW. rs
fore, concerned TO render these
ms most hearty. so far as lies in
wcr.
ided by the same spi'i, OF frank
Us the government rf the Union.
perial ana royal government.
"A Kin It does not find in the note
kcNtS referred TO the answer TO
Ny legitimate questions submitted
is willing 10 commitment" to the
raj government the result of the
stigation, which. IN accordance with
3ing departmental regulations. was
Meet report ON the sinking Of the
ona. and which was just recently
lived. The result OF this inVcstiGa-
} may he summarized as follows:
IN November !. 1918. at ll;Ac o'clock
The forenoon. the commander OF the
marine observed. iu foGry weather,
n distance of roundlN 5000 meters
one point to staYhuari. the outlines
sl3,tEc italian steamer. He took II
ArAt fJr Transport, steamer and
yU abou, and hrcd from his rear
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u. u, {':fl.iS.

i.NNIIiI;tisG VA. December Sit
II Ia"is died last night at his hoi7rc
near bakNill" ApromattoN County. He
waS eighty years old. and was para
lyH"d y year ago. Nh Paris is sur
NiVcd lay these sons: !. NJ Paris. W.
y I.'ri:. and ". -. Paris. Of this city
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ADJUSTMENTS
SPENDING MEM WEARS ENE
IN TUE THEATRES rti:Nt

'"" 81 W. VI " '''" !N''. 90 ''''H
ihihG else that * stu! on the knees
OF The GODS !, hrunu-;,,.v sbp,, may
,ur, ou, mos, ,,....,
''
"r some "oit 'or 'S"Me iNriN' which
mad" Us spend :Nrw Years 1--we in tho
trenches :lt TIA. Ncud.r,, of NIis;, l,.i
ni.h, Artrr tN, uinr.. r.,,.:,rs.,l.
SUCH as ibgt Of last tti..u, thor, j.,
bound ;u to , chau.c ann. the ..h.,n.c
must he for, I'M. hrrici hcc,us, i,
couldn't br Tor ,nc worse There ism,
room FOR amy ,vurs.
buly tho charts tn. tiroiu.s; efforts
-, :, lot OF .lcy,r prlforrncrs hnu.i
capped by /, crude boot, ana p:ttchcd-un
music. prevented Some PARTY" from
resolving itself last uI@hj into II wake,
one intcrrolatcd sun2 some Little
Ena is Goine 10 Find on some BAY"
rclirycd ,n, ,IY,lr... ,,r ,hr ,,,,,tc.,l
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Returns With Roller nurstcd.

LONDON. December "l.-'rhc Nor
wcSiau steamer sofa. from Shields FOR
Norfo!l< haas returned to the Tyne with
Her boiler hurstcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01

Especial to The
tii.LW YIN. VA.
!honI$ lie" l.oIdl
nome OF Toe Patio
last night. lie wa
old, and Was Il y,
ftiw"cu tn" states
IA tn" IT"SbNtcrin
h"cn prominent as
TINS county
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DOES NOT SrOP
81 AND ATTEMPTS TO EStt ARE

S'riiAaIEK DOES NOT STOp
"a AND tT"ri:MI"IS TO ESCAPE
simultaneously hc dispIaycd the
,icua;. Leave the snip. The steamer
ld not stop but rather turned aside
ind Sought to escape. The commander
1t first remained at stopped. since he
cared that the vessel had :. stern gun
would fire at the submarine with
When the distance had reached i,joo
- lac had the pursuit taken M
fun power ana tired from his
gun ut a decreasing" distance
AhcliS auouE which u" observed
tho chusc the steamer went
d stopped only after III" third
pupon the commander ceased
Ihc hight the steamer haI
lie at fun speed. let som"
ID persons iu thcW fall. nr"
Psizod Nf;cr stoprime. The
Ir began launching boats
|iring tho further approach % tn
hHrinc the commander saw that a
al panic rciCncd aboard aud thI;
had to deal with a passenger St".n-
namely. the .NnCoTn, from Genoa.
lcrcturc. lie gave the occupants 90
me steamer moro time than waS ~
Yluircd 10 leave Tho ship in lif"h"ats'
Tho note thou saws that as TIE IN
coDa did not appear I" he makn:
proper efforts TO get the paSscnrc".
MI tho submarine commander "d"cii-
H. after "a lapse of forty tive minutes.
torpedo the Ship in such = maunrr
nat II should remain - CoESld"rHhl"
Tim, afloat. in order trat on the one
band the getting of tn. people into
|the ljrcboats should he FASTENED. ana
That on thc other, adequate orro'tu-
persons still aboard
SEES STEAMER tit\Di:D
N DIHtt'IInN O| ,Ncu\t
shortly thereafter - steamer became
siblc which, was throwing out heavy
'uds OF smoke ana headed toward
Ancoua II apparently had hcvu
imoncd ny tn" AnoonI'S wireless.
Since the commander OF the SUIT
Zine had TO reckon on an attack h.,
q steamer which he took for an en-
|cmy cruiser, he submerged after hay.
| ing. IT l2:&5 o'clock ia the artermoo',
Nd Il torpedo cred into the forwarI
baggage hold OF the AucouN from ID
distance OF SEQ meters The .Nncoua
listed about 10 degrees TO sturboa,i
.aftcr this shot"
Then IN effort was made. The no.,
says. 10 lower :, lfchout. which jou
into tn" waicg uu, NO others wcj,
lowered into The water although poi-
sons were se"u aboard 40, umtn ! pa
adds
"D>ring TINS further roIty i've mt,-
ki;cs all persons yea aboard could have
kccn saved without difficulty with The
bats stir ou tu1d.
"f". thc Ia.i that tGt,. ruI.tr.,i.y
his cancellations was not done. III,
'mrua udcr concluded ,Nai 80, rrr,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01
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died last night of
home IN Sul'ry C'ou|
~ hiss father, TN,
Nite and ave Chi
oniN q icw days.