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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29

High winds were reported at var ious points along the trail yesterday. At Wortman the operator reported . terrific gale blowing and that the ground was white with snow.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
SECOND ARMY SURRENDERS

ROME, Oct. D-The units of the second army sur rendered rereated without fighting permitting the ene my break the Italian left wing the Julian front in vading Italy The Italians retreatng everywhere in accordance with orders from the War Department
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
GERMANS REPORTED TO
 HAVE EVACUATED WERDER

PETROGRAD. Oct. 29 Evacua- tion by the Germans of the Werder Peninsula is announced today by the war office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
100000 PRISONERS CAPTURED

ROME, Oct. 29-One hundred thousand prisoners the mountains yesterday together with 75O guns The
 ond and third armies full retreat the south, with the Germans pursuing them. So rapid the German advance they were hardly aware the enemy upon them Guns camp equipment, and an immense quantity of stores were taken.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
Ketchik.n Fish Prices

KETCHIKAN. Oct. 2s.-Ketchtkan prices at noon. October twenty-sev- enth: halibut thirteen and one-half cents; sable fish,. three cents; red rock Ash one and one-half cents.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
GERMANS SWEEP FORWARD

BERLIN, Oct. 29-The victorious Austrian and Ger man armies forced their way through the mountain held by the Italians and debouched the plains of Northern Italy yesterday sweeping all resistance and capturing the of Cvidale after short battle by the Italian second army.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29

w. Wesseriing, the well known miner, will leave on the alameda for Ketchikan. where he will work this winter, returning to Valdez in the spring.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29

NJ. H. Goodner. N. o. 0oodner and Mrs. Goodner win leave on the steam ar Alameda tonight for the States.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29

F. Henkle, the well known mill man, will leave tonight for Seattle, returning in the spring.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
GORZIA HAS FALLEN

AMSTERDAM. Oca. 29.-The Austro.G German troops marched into Gorzia this morning. ed from Vienna the Italians rereatng the Isonzo and south into the plains of Italy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
ALLIES IN CONTROL 0F THE
 ENTIRE MERCKEM PENINSULA

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct 29.-President Wilson and the members of the cabinet met this evening to dis cuss the Italian situation which is admittedly very grave It was determined cooperate with the allies in every way possible
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
NEW CHIEF OF STAFF
 APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Oct. 2s.- Major General John Biddle was today appointed Assistant chief of. stan of the United States Army.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
100000 PRISONERS, 75O GUNS ARE CAPTURED
ENTIRE SECOND DIVISION SlRRENDERS WITHOUT A STRUGGLE
AND CABINET
 MEET ID DISCUSS SITUATION

LONDON, Oct D.-The entire Merckem Peninsu- la in the of Dixmude the hands of the en- powers, many additional prisoners have been talk The Allies pushing the offensive brsky and are making great gains.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
BLOW STUNS ITALY

ROME, Oct. 29.-The sudden occupation of North. past year is stunning blow the Italian War Oce and is we'll nigh unbelievable. The population had been led to believe that the Italian troops sweeping all before hem and the that the entire second army has been wiped and that the third army in full retreat has caused great depression here.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-10-29
ITALIANS CHECKING ADVANCE

ROME, Oct. 29.-The Italian troops gradually checking the advance into the plains of ders are reported be fulfilling their duty and ryins out all movements ordered by their officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Rides to Station
in Her DUN Auto
Miss Carrie Tyler arrested OF,
Charge Of Forging Name Of
Miss Sadie D. Tmslcy.

Miss Carrie Tyler. twenty-onc years
OLD. was arrested and locked up In tho
firft District station last night 10y De
t"ctivc Sergeant WHY, Of hcaduuertcr s,
on q forgery charge. She Is charged
in tn" warrant with forging the name
Of Miss Sadie -. Tinslcy upon Il check
for $40 drawn on the Broad Street
Bank.
She WAS driven To the station house
by police officers In her own autorno-
bile. new touring car. The machine
WAS held last night by the police Miss
Alma knoetz, alias Alice Iincnthal .
twcniy-nit" years old. WAS also ar
rested ut the same time charged with
being - suspicious character suspected
or having forged the name OF Miss
Sadie ID. Tinsicy to a check. She WAS
also held for trial In the Police Court
Tomorrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
GARDNER IN OPEN SPLIT
WITH G. o. P. CONFERENCE
t,'a,,tinu.l From First par,

'''"i.iinued From First Page
ROOT. Of Wisconsin, Representatives
Elect Mason. Of Illinois and Represen-
tativc Gillett OF Massachusetts. escorted
him /" the iron: Of tho hall. In brief
address Mir. Mann pleaded for united
acton hy the party. and spoke of the
need Of patriotic service in the present
crisis.
Representative Hamilton. Of New
York. Was named whip. and Represent
tatives Farr, of Pennsylvania: Nichols,
Of Michigan, and Macarthur of Oregon.
assistant whips.
While Republicans threshed out their
problems TO day. Democrats continued
their fight over committee places The
ten hoid-over members OF the Ways
and Means Committee sat throughout
the day making designations. Their
meetings were executive. and great
caro- WAS taken to prevent news of
the assignments becoming public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
FOR KIDNEY AND
BLADDER TROUBLE
Tanlnc Splendid Remedy. Says Rich
nond Indy, Who Tells of suffer
Ing 1t Relieved.
ALSO WAS TROUBLED
| WITH. STOMACH GASES

The human body, once IL becomes
deransed. contracts all sorts of trou-
hle. Scores or symptoms indicate dis
orders which Tanlac was created to
correct. Tanlac tones UP and restores
the system In truly wonderful man
ner. according to the testimony Of tho
Richmond lady below. and the state
ments OF other Richmond people. pub
lished on this page of o-day's paper
:. Mrs s. Cooke. of 10 East Eleventh
street, said I'm regard to Taniac: ct
trouble. and was troubled with an aw-
ful amount OF gas on my stomach.
was weak and in r terribly rundown
condition. My appetite was very, very
poor and everything I ate gave me
full, Dloated feeling and a fullness in
my chest and throat. would often
suffer with intense headaches, and my
bladder and kidneys gave me lots OF
trouble. After they acted would
suffer with such burning and aching
feeling.
II am not troubled with the gas on
my stomach now. though. and tho
burning and aching sensations have
disap penred. My appetite improved SO
much from the very beginning | now
eat everything with relish and am
gaining strength every day. really
haven't had headache since and I'm
improving so wonderfully consider
Tanlac worthy my heartiest recon-
mendation. and believe 1t to be fine
medicine for people troubled as
was" said Mrs. Cooke. who by the
others in .praising Tanlac. which may
be secured at any OF tho several drug
stores listed below, sl.00 per bottle.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
EVERYONE GUARDING HEALTH in
THESE TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY
TANLAC IS FINE
FOR RHEUMATISM
Richmond Life Insurance Man Was
Crippled Tn With Rheumatic
Trouble Took Tnnlac and
Was Quickly Relieved.

Read what this metropolitan Life
Insurance man says about rheumatism
and how to get relief. 1t is written
by Il Richmond man. He said
IL suffered with rheuma tism myself.
and my knee joint troubled me great
deal. II was very much enlarged and
very stn Severe pains would attack
me and grow worse at times. especial
lard h "ap TO- I for back Of s" my nv"
joint and the lower part of my leg
ing in me. When walked at all.
couldn't straightcn my leg, and would
have 10 go with it bent trife.
Then one day I saw Tanlac adver-
il feels much better now. The swell
ing has gone down. and ! can straight
en- my leg without any difficulty. and
walking is much more OF pleasure
now. My. appetite and digestion were
also much improved, and fee! bet
IL did me great good. and believe II
will help others. II certainly is fine
tonic, too too and I recommend H. H." de-
tropolitan Life Insurance Company.
lI27 West Main Street, Richmond, Va
Pains. swelings and troubles similar
uric acid In the blood. Uric acid and
other poisons are usually Uttered from
ntru seS" By nature mat @,h ,his but
When the Kidneys falter or fail in
their duty. the blood soon becomes
clogged with these uric acid crystals.
and they cause untold suffering. es
pecially in damp weather. TO remove
the cause. take Tanlac. as il helps to
restore the kidneys back to normal. 1t
Is recommended as blood purifier
and enrichcr. 1t assists in digestion,
and with the digestion working we'll.
you naturally get more nourishment
from the food you eat. That means
better blood also. and few weeks
tfour or fire) Will prove beyond all
doubt the real merit of Taniac Get A
Tanlac is Endorsed by thousands of
people for kidney and rheumatic trou-
BILE. Get IT now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
RHEUMATIC PAINS
ALL LEFT HER
Sleep Became Sound Once More. Nerv-
ousness and Other Troubles
Disappeared.
RICHMOND LADY TELLS
WHAT TiNLAC DID FOR HER

II saw Tanlac advertised. and just
like others. ! was troubled with rhcu-
matism and afterwards relieved by
Tanlac, which | consider az good a
medicine as ! have ever taken and
one which ! can honestly recommend"
said Mrs. V. a. Ferguson. a.4 South
Laurel Street. Richmond. Va.
when | stated taking Tanlac I
was in rundown, weak ened condi-
ton. and very much in need OF good
tonic. had soreness and aching
pain IN my shoulder. and dizzy, ach-
ing feeling In my head prior 10 taking
Tanlac. WAS nervous all the time
and couldn't do my work with any
satisfaction. My appetite was poor
and my sleep restless at that time,
but after taking Tanlac | began feel
ing much better. gained strength
my appetite became fine and haven't
been bothered with those nervous
spells since. The pains in my should
er and head have disappeared. and I
can now do my work without any
trouble. ! sleep real sound now. and
] consider Tanlac in every way WORTHY
the recommendation I give it," said
Mrs. Ferguson.
Read what others say on this page
about Tanlac. Note what the Metro
politan Life Insurance man saws
about rheumatism. Remember that
thousands Of others have likewise
been relieved. Then go to the nearest
drug store listed below and procure a
bottle OF fanlac You. too, may easily
be helped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Tho Pass OF Bainaha. vessel OF
l,3il tons gross. was taken into CuX-
haven by German prize crew In Au-
gust. 1916, while or Il voyage from New
York for Archanscl with 5000 bales
OF cotton. She was held UP by Il British
cruiser. which placed q prize crew on
board. Later German submarine
stopped her and placed her In charge
or tho prize crew which took her to
Cuxhavcn. The Germans did not know
there was British prize crew on board,
thcy said, until tho Englishmcn were
discovered in hiding
because tho Pass Of Balmaha was
transferred from British to American
registry after tho beginning Of tho war,
German prize court ruled that the
ship and her equipment should be con-
hscatcd, but that the owners should re-
ceivo tho proceeds of the sale OF the
cotton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
RUNS INTO ELECTRIC POLE
Morgan GoddIn Swerves Chr to Avoid
Striking Two Women
In Street.

To avoid running down two women
crossing Marshall Street, near tho cor
n"r OF Twenty first Street, Morgan Cod
din. of 100 North Twenty-third Street,
swerved his car with such quickness
last night that lie was unable to right
II before tho machine had crashed into
an electric pole.
Tho pole WAS snapped on a short
distance above tho ground by the forco
or tn" collision. and the automobile
was badly damaged. Goddlu escaped
Injuries, while tho two women wero
unhurt except for their fright. Tho
accident occurred about 1880 o'clock.
and was reported to tho First District
Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
M0UNTCASTLE RESIGNS
j. NJ. Brcreton Is Elected Director OF
Acca Temple iiand-i'lan Trip
to MfnncnDplIs

~ "inbFuDOIfs.
On account OF business Interference
O. Burton Mountcastle. director OF the
Acea Temple Band. has resigned. and
j. NJ. Brereton. assistant director has
been elected TO fiji the position. Mr..
Mountcastlc Is the organizer Of rhe
band. and under his direction il has
mad" wonderful progress within the
past two years.
The band is planning to accompany
the Shriners to Minneapolis. and TWEEN
~ or more will make the trip. Special
rchcarsals are being held 10 get the
band in readiness for the trip.
Mr.. Brereton, the new director, is
an experienced bandnaster. lie re-
Gently organized the Richmond Grays'
Band. and has been member Of many
ell-known aggregations. As a coin
cidence. Mr. Brereton twenty-seven
years ago was the member Of a band
Of which Mr.. Nountcastle was director
and upon the latter's resignation sue
ceedcd him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Men and Women Uneasy and Restless During international
Crisis Look Carefully to Their HEALTH and Personal
Preparedness Becomes By-Word Now
EVERY MAN AND WOMAN OWES IT TO
THEMSELVES TO BE PERSONALLY EFFICIENT
TANLAC THE
BEST TONIC
Best Ever Took I'm My Life, Says En-
thusiustic Richmond Lady, In
Statement Below.
PRAISES TANLAC TO SKY

"Tanlac is the best tonic I ever took
in my life, and ! want to recommend
it," declared still another Richmond
indorser OF this remarkable prcpara-
ton, which so many have used when
troubled with nervousness and that
tired. wornout feeling which indicates
a system overworkcd and rundown.
II suffered with nervousness and n
rundown condition, and II was an cf-
fort for me to crawl out OF bed in tho
morning. I felt like would just
have to give up my position. as wa.
nervous all the time and couldn't
stand any noise or excitement at all.
I couldn't sleep at night and had no
appetite. I would have sickIy dizzy
spells. and I was In such a weak con-
dition l was really worried about my
self.
Then I started taking Tanlac on
the advice OF a friend who had been
helped by Tanlac. and I feel stronger,
sleep SO much better. my nerve condi-
ton Is so much improved, I eat so
much more. the change is simply
wonderful | sleep better than did
before. ! eat everything i want now
and enjoy II. Those dizzy spells have
not troubled me. and am. gaining
strength every day. Tanlac has sure
~ helped me, and I recommend It,"
declared Mrs. II. NJ. Pearson. 209 East
Seventh street, Richmond. Va.
Read what others say about Tanlac
on this page then get n bottle OF the
nearest authorized agent listed at the
bottom or this page. s1.o0 per bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
rrc.pn..er Fires nj Soldier.

LYNcIBCRG. VA, March 3l.-A
member Of the local Coast Artillery
Company. while doing guard duty at
Z bridge on the Norfolk and Western
Hallway a short distance west of the
city early this morning. was fired on
By an unidentified person who refused
10 obey the order TO halt. The soldier
WAS moi hit and returned the fire. but
the trespasser escaped apparently un-
wounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

reckless driving OF an automobile. Tho
negro. who is employed "a "a chauffeur
by T. w. Wood & Sons. ran down
Louis Flaming. nineteen years old, OF
22oi East Leigh, Street. at tho cor
ncr. Of Fourteenth aud Main Streets
Friday afternoon. Blaming was
treated by an ambulance surgeon and
sent to his home. 'rh. driver OF the
ear was bailed for his appearance in
the Police Court this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
r.. II. and r. Earnings.

Revenues of tho Richmond. Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany for the month OF February ag-
SrcEated 335S,S26. showing AN Increase
Of si3.iS1 over the corresponding
month OF last year, according o figures
announced yesterday by Comptroller
j. II. Cox. Expenses aggregated 520c.-
ii2, increasing si15s8. Not railway
operating income showed a Slight de-
crease. while net income decreased
s17,2ai.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
State MILITIA WILL
RECEIVE DOUBLE PAY
iri'a'cs Called Out by Governor to
BE Given so Per
Day.
no DELAY is MAKING PAYMENT
AnJntant General Denies Published
Report That No Funds Arc Avail
ablc--Snys State Has Isl. Surplus
\ Hteady for Immediate Use.

ir"mr, denial was made last night
ny AdluHint General W. ". Sale Of
'P"phShed rcpo|ts that the troops call
ca M" tho service OF the State would
nay" their pay held up by lack OF
|"hl The men lie paid promptly for
|tn"ir services. but the amounts paid
- each viii he greater than that re-
ce'ved while IN the Federal service.
ana the entire surplus In the State
treasury is available To meet the
emergency
IT il absolutely childish To think
1at the state OF Virgins, cannot meet
rs obligation 10 pay the Euardsmen
lor IN" service they are now render
ihI. the AdJuiant-General said, '"rhc
law provides that they shall be paid
from the money left in the state treas
'lrH after other appropriations are met.
ne state has surplus OF about ST.,
'''p.hoV, so the boys need not worry.
"N"t only VIII they get their pay
promptly bat prtvatcs viii be given
twice the amount received from the
Federal government. or 81 a day. Nom
commissioned officers have their pay
|flNcd h% the Governor who has al
ready notified me that they are 10
Get 80 cents a day above the amount
p"lh Tor thcir corresponding grade In
"" regular army. Officers. OF course,
"fa" only tho regular pas ~ their
|I'hdc Tho 'aw provides for this.
Ray OF TROOPS COMES
FROM GENERAL FUND
There viii bc no delay in making
~" payments. AS far as ! am con
|r"tncd the companies can draw their
n"y by tho week or by the month
~ so",i - the pay rolls arc received
from the company commanders Will
certify them and send them 10 the Aud
it'F OF Public Accounts. who VIII draw
ne necessary checks. The pay Of the
. 'r"ops does not come from the mil!-
L,Fy Nnd, but from the general sur
In addition 10 their pay. tn" men
are being subsis,cd on the sum Of
- cent? Il day. or nearly three times
~" amount TINT the government al
| lows FOR their food IN tn. heid \
competent caterer ~ in charge Of the
preparation of the food The only
'dlf"u!iy we have encountered on this
score Iajin getting the meals TO the
men on outpost duty.
" IS absolutely untrue tina: there
~ any friction between the military
"hd ciNii authorities or that there is
| ANY question "a 10 who il In command
~" 'r"ops were called out 10 cooper
SC WITH the civil authorities. and un-
ger N. law the military must work
with tho civil officers. This is being
don" The civil officers specify what
they want done, but II is up 10 the
military authorities TO say how 1t IL
going To be don.
No CONFLICT ~ AUTHORITY
| HERE OF ELSEWHERE.
Major j. t'ulincr Bright IS IN com
mand Of the troops here. and is in
touch with this office and with Mayor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Petersburg. Va. James r. Ranka
Petersburg. Va. A. L. Morrison.
Phoabus. Va. Larrabee's Drug store
Phenix. Va. PheniX Pharmacy.
Suinuue. Va. II. y. stephens
kushInere, Va. Win Pegram Wilson d Co.
Ruthor glen. Va. q. *. Coleman.
Spotsylsaita. Va. j. +. n. Grismond
Simpkin-NIile. Va, Il. e. Sirnpkina
sake. Va, Wonack & Moon.
Scottssillc. Va. Scottsville DruE Co
Saorel. Va. Rowe & Jarrett
Shncklefords. Va. II. Il. Marston a ca
Sheppsrds. Va. j. N. Jones 4 Son.
Smithheld. Va, Parish & Simpson
South boston Va, w. #. Reeves & Co
South HILL Va. G. +. Jones'
Stanley. Va. W NJ Graves e. Co.
stanton. Va. +. NJ. BELL 6 Co
Sussex. Va. I. Il. Thornton.
stony Creek. Va, stony Creek pharm.r,
suffolk. Va, Nansemond Drug Co.
Sklpwith Va. J. IL. Jenress Co.
Sabot. Va. @. u. Taylor.
School. Va, A. A. Harvey
Sweet Hall. Va. p. Fl. Martin.
Toano. Va. J. Z. Banks
Victoria. Va, Victoria Drug Co.
Vir xilina- Va. Red Star Drug cA
Venter, Va, II. II. rrice-
Wakefield. Va, J. s. White.
Walters, Va. ]. q. Duck.
Waverly. Va. DR.. j. r. Mays Pharmacy.
Wayn.sucro. Va. F'ishburne & Son
West Point. Va a, +, HarSrsvs q sea
Windsor. Va. X. Y. Barrett 4 Co.
Vale. Va. {. A. piekorson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
LEAPS FROM TRAIN

Mfss Coraelia Novvoomh Jumps From
Momyhis SPECIAL ON Which She
Was Travelling e Hospital
IBy Associated Preaa.l
ROANOKE. VA, March S1-Afiss
Cornolia Eowoomb. OF Corinth, Miss.
was seriously injured Tonight. when
she jumped from the Memphis Special.
from Memphis to New York, near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Christiansburs. Va. She was brought
to local hospital. where II Is stated
| that her condition Is serious.
Miss Newcomb was travelling with a
relative. They were on their way to
Boston. Mass. where, II Is said. Miss
Ncwcomb was to be placed In a hos
pital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
NEW GERMAN RAIDER
SINKS II SHIPS IN
SOUTH ATLANTIC

continued from First Page.)
with $500 tons of grain, disobeyed the
raiders order TO halt and attempted
TO escape. The captain finally sur
rendered. after four members OF the
crew, including the chief engineer and
his assistant. had been wounded by
machinc-gun fire.
An extract from the log OF the com
mander OF the Cambronne reads:
March 20. in 2o.lO south latitude.
2S.05 west longitude. with light north
west breeze. perceived at 40 a. NJ.
view clear. TO the northwest sailing
ship which approached rapidly. At
about 1000 yards it's sails suddenly
came down. and the German flag was
displayed. accompanied with a cannon
shot.
~ Herman ofticer came on board ac-
companied hy armed men. seized all the
ships papers and Invited me 10 return
on board the cruiser and put myself
At the disposal of the commander"
ANTASTIC TALES
TOLD ny GERMANS
Although the survivors say the Ger
mans did not mIstreat them, they re-
por, that their captors invented fan
tastic tales regarding the war to put
them out Of sorts. one of their favorite
stories WAS that France was about TO
be overwhelmed by an avalanche of
100000 Germans. They also an
. uounced frequently that Russia had
been dismcmbercd.
The Bucnos Aires was halted just
before the night with the IIorngarth &C.
.currcd
The raider compelled the Buenos
Aires TO pass back and forth over an
indicated course while the Horngarth
WAS being disposed OF.
Tile thoroughness with which the
Germans carried on their work OF de-
struction is shown By their treatment
Of the Cambrnnn". ON deciding TO
send this vessel TO Brazil with their
prisoners. they cut away part OF her
niasts and destroyed some OF her sails.
with the idea OF delaying her progress
TO Brazl. and keeping secret rs long
! as possible the presence OF the raider
in the south Atlantic. ALI papers on the
Cambronne were seized and large
part OF her cargo was destroyed.
The survivors who have reached here
can give no definite account of the
movements of the SeeadIer, although
they say that most OF the vessels were
. sunk of the Brazilian coast The
ilongarth pu, UP the stfrest fight. IL
required twenty cannon shots fired
from a distance Of two and one-half
miles 10 sink her.
II is related by survivors that their
reception on the raider was such as to
discourage any attempt 70 make
trouble.
The Germans were lined up on the
, deck, every man heavily armed, as each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Reckless Driving Charged.
James Green. colored. was arrested
yesterday on O charge OF careless and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Last Big Tanlac
Advertisement
In This Paper
For a Few Weeks

Kcason:-Ad writer has slammed
down the desk and gone off To get
married.