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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
CODY FUNERAL TO-DAY
flnni ArranEcments Made by Commit
tees Hcprc>entinc the i:lks and
City of Denver.
In Assoclateh prcss

'N lEtS@.l
DENVER, COL, January l2-Final
arrangements were made for the
funeral OF Colonel William T.. Cody
tRutfalo Bid at IA meeting Of COM
mlttecs representing the Elks and the
city of Denver late to-day.
The only song his friends ever heard
him sing, "Tcnting on the Old Camp
Grounds Will be one Of two vocal
numbers sung at his funeral. The
body is 10 lie III state for three hours
IN the Capitol tomorrow morning, at
tended by national Huardsmcn and
representative Of organizations of
which the colonel was a member.
n superintendent OF a rural school
near here to-day brought III the first
contribution 10 a monument for Colonel
Cody. IT consisted Of forty-scvcn new
buTal nickels. one for each child in
the school. Sioux Indians Of the Pine
Ridge Reservation. in South Dakota,
are expected TO hold ceremonies in
connection with Colonel Cody's death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
TANLAC FOR
STOMACH DISORDER
Considers lt'n Most Efficient Rcmcdy
and Has Faith in IFS Ability to
DO rs Advertised.

Mr.. Chas. w. Avent, 1911 Decatur
Street. said: Il suffered from stomach
disorders. shortncss OF breath. dizzi-
ness and frequent headaches and poor
appetite. These spells of sunocation
made il so difficult for me to breathe
would begin TO feel faint and would
be obliged TO sit down. and l had lost
some weight. y friend luckily recon-
mcnded Tanlac TO me. and ] consider
IT a most efiicacious remedy. and be-
lievc il VIII do all claimed in the ad-
veItising. Since taking il myself I
have derived so much good from one
bottle ] am glad to recommend Tanlac
in the highest terms. It's merits in my
case prove 1t a splendid medicine"
y great many people here have pub
licly praised Taniac. and those trou-
blcd with indigestion, headaches. dizzy,
weak spells. constipation, pains in the
side or back, rheumatic pains. intense
nervousness, loss OF energy, sleep and
appetite, or kindred ailments, may very
wisely take the advice of thousands in
Richmond and vicinity and give This
medicine Tanlac n thorough test.
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british PATROL SHIP
TRIED TO RAM ROWBOAT
survivors OF German Submarine U-tt
Tells OF Attempt to DO Away
With EycWitncSScS.
MEN HLI-TREATED RY ENGLISH
Onicial Report In Case, Which licr-
lin Has Characterized as Second
Baralong Incident, Sent From In
ternment Camp in Switzerland.
IRv Assnciatei rrcss.l

81. -'E#
BERLIN. January I3 Nia Sayvillc).
The Official repor, ot Lieutenant
CroniPton. "a survivor OF German sub
marine C-Al. sunk 10y the British ON
September -. 1915. the case which
tho German government has character
lied as a second BaralcnG incident. was
made public to-day. Lieutenant Cromp-
ton. after being wounded and a priS-
oncr in England, was informed in
Switzerland. whence his report was re
ceiNed. Previous statements by the
German Admiralty have charged That
the he gave of tho circum-
stances OF the sinking and the after
treatment of tho two survivors shove
q deliberate attempt to do away with
the only cyewitncsses on the German
side. The destruction OF the C-il is
alleged 20 have been carried out by
Il British patroi-shin which flew the
American has throughout the Engage
ment, and which afterwards attempted
to run down a rowhoat containing the
two prisoners, Who are also said TO
have been illtrcatcd after finally being
taken on board the British vessel.
During the entente enEagement.'
says the report, the steamer flew the
American flag. To be sure. the flag
staff was turned down. but the flag.
was not replaced by the British. and
continued flying"
Lieutenant Crompton's report says
that when the submarine was sent to
the bottom by shell fire he was in the
coming tower, where he had been
rendered unconscious by a wound.
When he revived he was swimming
and Shortly later WAS ah1p 10 r1in,h
into an empty lifeboat from the
steamer Crbiuo. which the submarine
had sunk just before the appearance
OF the British patrol boat. He later
took in the hclmsman. the only other
survivor of the submarine.
Seeing the British steamer again.
says the report. the two men stood
UP and waved their hands. The re
port then says:
THE steamer changed her course
and approached us at high speed. soon
we observed a man standing in tn
bow who directed the course of tho
boat and meraccd us with his fist
from time 10 time. As tho steamer did
not reduce her speed. there was no
doubt that She intended to ram us.
FINALLY they threw "a rope and ,ook
us on board
When landed at Falmouth his wounds
were dressed. Saws Lieutenant Cromn-
ton. The rest of the report concerns
his experience until he was accepted
Tor m~ternmcnt in Switzerland.
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Testimony of Nearly a Million People, Coupled With
investigations Conducted by Laboratory, Prove
Tanlac Remedy World Searched For.
Tells OF How Eminent German
Chemist InbOrcd Years to
Perfect Remarkable
Remedy.

| rave stood in n store selling Tam
lac and watched the crowds as they
came in, and it truly is wonderful The
expressions on" hears. and the stories
OF ailments relieved must convincc
even the worst skcptic.
Men who have dissipated / should
say from their appearance. and women
prokcn down in health. have sought
relief In Taniac. and the results have
been truly wonderful" declared r. G.
Prince. Eastern distributor OF Tanlac,
with headquarters now in Richmond.
i know that 40 one medicine can
cure everything under the sun: bu, IL
Is truly remarkable how many diseases
anu ailments can be traced TO a dis
ordered condition Of the stomach. Kid
ncys and liver. or 10 a catarrhal con-
dition of the mucous membrane con-
'inucd MIR. Prince. in commenting on
the success Tanlac has met with all
over the United States.
"a man with a headache. or nervous
ness. or with a dull. tired, worn-out
feeling or long troubled with pains in
stomach. side or back. biliousncss, and
Il hundred other symptoms, If he will,
can 20 back To the cause and find IT,.
ninety-nine times out OF Il hundred.
in the vital organs
"f YOU go back still further. his
trouble can he traced TO overcatine.
cXcesscs, lack Of sleep or exercise and
fresh air. oNcrWork or an occupation
causing kidney trouble.
There always is a cause. and once
YOU remove that. YOU arc fairly on til,
road 10 recovery. 1t Is necessary. how
ever. in most cases 10 rebuild the sys-
tenn with "a good tonic. and as n com
hination treatment. Tanlac tablets and
Tanlac, ] know OF no other remedy or
combination OF remedies which have
approached the phenomenal success OF
this remarkable preparation Of Herr
Trimbach's
This great German genius devoted
years to the study OF ailments caused
10y "uto-intoNlcation. and with every
facility at his command in the great
Dayton. ohio. laboratory, where Tanlac
IS made, he laborcd years with a corps
81 experts before he finally perfected
Tanlac. He searched the whole world
over for herbs. roots ana barks. He
cNperim"ntcd. tested and studied
months. and tried and tried again. In
fact. with characteristic German thor
ouehncss. he devoted a lifetime to tho
study OF ailments arising from disor-
dcrs Of the stomach. kidney and liver.
and now. since millions Of tcsts have
proved it's merit. no one can longer
doubt that in Tanlac, Herr Joseph
T'tmbach has the secret for which half
the scientific world has searched for
a hundred years.
so convincing has the evidence be-
come" that no one may wisely delay
getting a bottle II troubled at all with
tho symptoms every one now knows
indicate ailments and diseases for
which Taulac is good
For additional proof Of what am
lac will 10. from nc!ShborS of youig
here In Richmond. sec the statements
OF people ON this page or note the tcs-
,.moniais that appear from day to day
In this and other local papers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
\ Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use ut Home.

Victims of eye strain and other
wear glasses will he glad TO
know that according 10 Or. Lewis
there IS real hope and help Tor
them. Many whose eyes were failing
say they lave had their eyes restored
ny TINS remarkable prescription and
many who rnce wore glasses say they
nave" thrown them away. one man
says. after using it: Il was almost
blind. Could not see To read at all.
Now | can read everything without my
glasses, ana my eyes do not hurt any
more. ~ night they would pain dread
July. Now they feel fine all the time.
II was like a miracle to me" \ lady
who used it says: THE atmosphere
seemed hazy with or without glasses,
nut after using this prescription for
hfteem days everything seems clear. |
can read even fine print without
Elasses." Another who used ii SAYS:
~ was bothered with eye strain caused
by overworking tired eyes which in
duced hcrcc headaches. have worn
glasses for several years. both for dis
TANG" and work., and without them |
could not read my own name on AN
envelope or the typewritirG on the ma
chine before me. can DO both now
and have discarded my loHs distance
glasses altogether. can count the
iinttcrine leaves on the trees across
tho street now. which for several years
have looked like "a dim green blur to
Inc. | cannot express my JOY at what
II has done for me-
1t is believed that thousands who
wear glasses can now discard them in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
Purchased at Following Druggists in Nearby Towns:

Edgertun. Va. Il. +. Jolly.
Farmville. Va. White Drug Co.
Franklin. Va, KNIGHT Drug Co.
fredericksburg. Va. W. l.. Bond.
Ereucricks Hall. Va. r.. III. Poindexter.
forksville, Va, SHELTON Mercantile Co.
Guinea. Va. W. ii. C~ovington ~ SON.
Gordonsviile. Va. !. II. Stratton.
Goochland. Va, G. "a. GathriKht.
Glen Allen. Va. Glen Allen Store.
Hampton. Va. HuilS Drug store.
Harrisonburg. Va, Williamson Drug Co
Hardware. Va, V. =. Kidd.
Holland. Va. ~IIniland-Jones Co.
lIopewell. Va. Georges Drug Store.
Ivor. Va. Rawls & stephenson.
Irwin. Va, j. A. Kcan.
Jctersvilic, Va. DIR. X. J. Styers.
Jarratt. Va, j. W. Grizzard & Co.
Eeysviiic. Va. w. a.. Keeling.
Kenbridse. Va, Kenbridge Drug Co.
Lishtfoot. Va. j. 7. Hankins.
Lacrosse, Va, Nash e. Matthews.
Lawrenceville, Va. Prince Drug Store.
Louisa. Va. Kent Drug Store.
Lexington, Va. Wayland 81 Gooda
Mannboro, Va. J. a. Sydnor.
Midlothian. Va. J.. s. Iaass.
Magnst. Va. w. r.. Cox.
Manassas. Va. W. Fred DoweIi.
Mineral. Va. Mineral Drug Co.
Motley. Va, G.. w. !;huler & Co.
Michaux. Va. {. T.. Denoon.
Newport News.lVa. !. G. Gorsuch & Co.
New Canton. Va" The Economy Store.
Orange, Va. Ricketts, Drug Store.
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BoPP oUsTED FROM OFFICE
convicted German tonsui-t:cncruI No.
tincd by Bcrnst"rG Of ..rcm-
pornry RcmOynI."
iBv Associated rrcss.I

IBy Associated rrcssJ
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. January T..
-t"nsul-Cicncral Franz Bonn ,r ,ho
German embassy. received official no
tirc to-day from Count Bcrnstorf. Cor
man ambassador. Of his temporary re-
m"NaI. following his conviction with
Nire-Consul Il. ID. Won Setback and
others of ~conspirinE to violate the ucu-
tralitE OF the United States. Van
setback also WAS removed. can.
Suiate attache said it was understood
'hat orders to Gust Bopp and Won
SchacK came from Berlin. 1t WAS also
S"'" nat Lieutenant George Wilhelm
. hr'hcNen. also convicted. would
resign MS position with the consulate.
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service. and u proposal for abandoning
guaranty system for postal employees.
f"pcatcd efforts TO put into the bill "a
section authorizing government owner
ship OF telegraph and telephone lines
wcr" locke by points of order.
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POPULATION DECREASES
Marriages and Births Much Fewer in
Svttrcrinnd-Fact Attributed 10
Increased Living Cost.
NE .As.oclatea rr.s,.I

LAUSANNE. SWITZERLAND. Jan
bary y tNia Paris).-Thc Gazette SAYS
that the population Of Switzerland has
decreased as one consequence OF the
war. According TO the paper. both
marriages and births are much fewer,
a fact which is attributed to the in
creased cost OF living.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-14
ADMIRAL DEWEY I'LL
indisposition Reported as Not Serious,
hut Some of His Friends Arc
Much Concerned.
y Ay.oclated Prcssl

Il Associated Prcss.1
WASHINGTON, January 13.--Ad.
miral George Dewey has been absent
from his desk at the Navy Department
for several DAYS on ccoun OF illness.
and, although physicians attending him
say the indisposition is not serious.
some OF his friends arc much con-
cerned The admiral is in his cightieth
year.
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Their Happiness Ruined
by Irritable ~Starved'' Nerves
Says Families are Broken Up Because o.
Nerves."
Supplying Nervous System Cadomene Tablet
Quickly Rectihes-Brings Happiness.

A man or woman with a well-fortihed nervous
system has complete control OF happiness. 1t is
those who arc impoverished, by ovcrwork, grief,
worry. excuses and ,houghtless dissipation, who
utter the first cross, ugly words and accusations.
DO NOT condemn thcm-:hcir nerves are ION
cdge"-in a sense they are starved nerves. These
nerves arc depleted OF energy and no thought is
given to supplying them with iood-cncrgy which
they need to be calm, strong and controllablc.
Needless expenditure OF nervous force turns a
cheerful. happy person into a gloomy crouch, and
that accounts for many separations.
Nature does her hes; to overcome the evil
wrought by thouer,less mankind, but Nature re-
quires aid, and Cadomcnc Tablets arc vi,ally nee
essary in such conditions OF nervousness. because
they contain the elements Of iron. phosphorous. and
powerful vegetable extracts Of tonic. Alternative quail, 10.
quickly afford through the nutritire circulation, tho foo
help which :hc nervous system must have, II We ara q, =
the Observation-Disclosures the aching back and umbs tho
deSenerated muscles. the dull brain. the tired NJ. in. feclir
sleep'essness and fcelin IS Of fear, timidity and the ycner,
OF energy. ambition and cheerfuincss that We once posscs
'cadoHcnc Tablets are easily sssinilated, by the digest,
nutriti'e organism and proceed 10 afford the relief ms,
" is most needed, and hundreds Of thousands Of ueoo,,
experienced a renewal OF life. energy. hope md encienc,
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Petersburg. Va, James L. Banks.
Petersburg. Va. a. l.. Morrison.
Ihocbus. Va, Larrabcc's Drug Store !
Phenix, Va. Phenix Pharmacy.
Qninque. Va. X. ~. stephens.
itushInere. Va. VIM. Pcgram Wilson 6 C,
kuth"r Glen. Va. q. X Coleman.
SpotsylNaniH Va. j. T.. II. GrIsmond
Simpkinsviiie, Va, T.. f.. Simpkins.
Sane. Va. WuuIack g. Moon.
ScottSvillc, Va, Scottsyilie Drug Co.
SebrciI Va. Rowe e Jarrett.
Slinckicfords. Va, II. Il. Marston & Co.
SiIeputris. Va. +. VI. Jones e. Sun.
Sunithficki. Va, Parish & Simpson.
South Boston. Va. w. 7. Reeves & Co.
South hin. Va, G. T.. Jones.
Stanley. Va. w. 81. Graves & Co.
Stanton. Va. T.. NJ. He'll & Co.
SUSSEX. Va, r. L.. Thornton.
stony Creek. Va. Stony Creek Pharmacy.
Suffolk. Va. N~anscnond Drug Co.
%Skipwith. Va. j. II, .Jefress Co.
Sabot. Va, q. IL. Taylor.
School. Va. a. A. Harvey.
ToHno. Va. j. l.. Ranks.
Victoria, Va. Victoria Drug Co.
Nirgiilna. Va. Red Star Drug Co
Ncntcr, Va. III. +. rrice.
Wakefield. Va. J S. White.
Walters. Va. j. q. Duck.
WaverIy. Va. Dr. !; r. Mays Pharmacy.
Waynts,rr" Va. Fisbburnc e Son.
West Point. Va. A. J.. IInrgrave & Son.
Windsor. Va. x. T.. Barrett & Co.
Vale. Va. &. A. Dickerson.
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TanIaC MAY Also Be

A~pPomattox, Va. Peoples Drug store.
Ashland. Va. j. q. Hughes.
Beaver Dam. Va. j. w. Bcazley.
blackstone. Va. j.. Is. Spencer Drug Co.
Boydton. Va. a. 4. SncllinSs.
Branchville. Va. Branchviile Drug %.
Broadway. Va. Aidhizer x Son.
Burkeviile, Va. Young y Drug Store.
bowling Green. Va. iiainS * Co.
Cardwell. Va. VI. $. Bowles.
Cape Charles. Va. Fishers Pharmacy.
Carson. Va. r. u. HalliCan.
Chase city. Va. Chase City Drug Co.
clarksville. Va. Or. j: A.: Drake.
Charlotte c. H.. Va, Williams g. Morton.
Charlottesville Va. Pence &c Sterling.
CORTLAND. Va. Il. T.. Reese.
Crewe. Va. i. y. Crittendsn.
Cuipepcr. Va. The Culpcpcr Pharmacy.
Curdsville, Va. +. ". Jones & Son.
Chester. Va. Chester Pharmacy.
Danville, Va. Mct'all's Drug and Seed
Stores. ()
Dolphin. Va. j. IL. Poarch.
Disputunta, Va. j.. ~. Cocks.
DnndrOn. Va. Dendron Drug Co.
brakes Branch. Va, J. c. Booth & Co
boswell, Va. IL. O.. oliver.
Elicrson. Va. j.. b, Bradley.
Enfield. Va. r. j.. Cooke.
ECLIPSE, Va. 5. @. Bunkiey.
EIkton, Va. +. r. Wallace.
Emporia. Va. S1uthslde Pharmacy.
Ettricks. Va. J a. Branch.
East Alice. Va, w. III. II. Undertake.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-10
"SLACKER" HOMES.

If it be true that we have young men by
thousands who are trying to avoid military
service without real cause for exemption, II
young men Of this sort think, talk and act with
indifference toward duty to the nation, If the
predominant spirit among them is purely selhsh
and is not stirred to anything but personal
dread or resentment by the fact that their coun-
try is at war, then we have Stacker homes and
Stacker home training to blame for 1t. There
has been criticism of our public schools be-
cause our young people have little love OF coun-
try or real knowledge Of what this means. But
whatever failure the schools have made would
have been amply set right ii as children these
boys had been reared in homes where the lnflu-
once was strong and was exerted to develop
nowledge and love of country.
The acid test of home influence did not come
with cleavage in sympathy for one side or the
other before we entered the war; 1T did not
come while entrance into the war was under
discussion It is possible to understand good
American home in which there might be SYM
pathy with peace and even desire for peace
with Germany But it comes when the nation
declares for war. Then sympathies and preju-
dices go and duty and loyalty replace them.
In native American homes the sin by which the
Stacker has been allowd to grow is carelessness
In the homes of foreign Unborn citizens there IS
comparatively little of this carelessness and the
line of cleavage is sharply drawn the majority
of children from such homes grow to American
manhood; the minority present problem to the
nation But the home which has real influ-
ence is less a menace than the home which has
lost its influence. Because there are such
homes there are some Of our young men who
are slackers
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-10
SMUCGLERS
OF RUBBER
Police Make First Swoop on What Ia
Believed to be Gigantic
Plot to Help
Germany.

UNITED Press Leased Wire servicel
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.--Ntne men
were arrested today in the first sWoop
of the police against what is believed
to be a gigantic plot for smuggling
rubber and platinum to Germany.
Six Of these seized are sailors of the
Red Star steamer Cortland, Belgian
relief ship. Three others are alleged
American agents of the conspiracy
The plan is said to have been to
bring German bonds to the United
States, sell them, and use the cash to
buy contraband. Arrests of higher
ups" are expected.
Among those taken today were
Louis T.nck. 80, New York boarding
house keeper; Frank Bollert, 3S, dia.
boarding house keeper.
The nine were captured by the po'
lice bomb squad" under Captain
Tunney. When searched, the sailors
were discovered to have coils Of rub
Der wrapped around their bodies.
The chase then led to Martens
home in New York, where seventy
five pounds of rubber was found. Au-
thorities said they have reason to be.
lieve the traffic aggregated $25,OOO
to $4,000 week. They have been
unable to ascertain how the sailors
came into possession of the German
bonds sold here.
The Icontraband, 1t is charged, was
landed in Belgium. The arrested men,
according to the police, asserted that
many sailors in trade between Hol-
land and America were engaged in
similar illegal operations.
The police are looking for big
ring leader. Those arrested will be
arraigned before federal authorities
in Brooklyn today, on technical
charges Of smuggling.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-10

much; if he keeps a costly estate, he has taken
that much--but he gets nothing which remain
in the use or service Of others.
eff he allows the profits of his business to re-
main in the business for its expansion, they
have not been realized and may never be.
Every town in the country can tell OF business
houses that have prospered, grown by means OF
their profits, and then gone into decay and nm
ally into bankruptcy. The proprietors realized
only such profits as they withdrew from the
business and devoted to themselves. Ii they
withdrew profits from one business for invest
ment in another, there was no distribution 10
themselves, merely shift to another public
employment"
In short, profits or savings are indispensable
and are not to be regarded as beneficial to the
owners alone they have public utility. Every
dollar that is saved for investment is an mstru-
mentality for industrial and social progress 1t
is the surplus income of individuals, whether
saved painfully by small economies or accumu-
lated rapidly by the introduction of new utll
ity, or gained by any Of the mutlfarlous
changes which are always taking place IN the
business world, or the result Of plain superior
itv of business Observation-Disclosures the
source, it is surplus income, available for IN
vestment, which puts the new ideas into Ell
feet and carries the world forward in industrial
methods.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-10
OH, AND GASOLINE.

One of the big producers of refnable oil takes
issue with the statement Of the Standard Oil
company president that motoring for pleasure
threatens to bring a gasoline famine on the
country Instead of discouraging the consump
ton of gasoline, says this producer, the gov
eminent should encourage oil production. We
have limitess untapped stores but the high
cost Of labor and casing makes the business OF
drilling especially hazardous. A part of the
wells bored are always total failures, and only
the big earnings Of the "gushers'' keep the oil
operators at work. If the government would
exempt the business Of oil production from the
excess-profits tax, that would stimulate produc
ton and give the country all the oil and gaso-
line it wants for home consumption and for ex-
port.
There is a reasonableness in this argument
and there is truth in the statement that the oil
producers have shown far less disposition to
hold up the public than have producers in many
other lines. On the other hand, it is asserted
and seems to be the fact that the known oil
fields are becoming exhausted, five thousand
wells drilled thus far this year having yielded
scarcely more oil than third as many which
were sunk last year. It must be, however, that
undiscovered oil fields will be found if govern
ment encouragement stimulates drilling in new
localities.