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Real'Estate and Court News
cHAxcEuY TRANSFERS.

swife) to T. l.. Harwood. No. 2Ses o
street. !. feet :; inches by 81 feet
Der s, 1918; tax 81, $40.
Harry TIMoore and Katie MePhail
!wtfe) TO Henry S. Wallers;ein. Nos.
l742. 1874. 1876 and 1741 West Leigh
street. ,Gl feet inches by 100 feet
north line Leigh street. $l3 feet i
sumption of lien of s7.oSO. October
S. 1918; tax Sl1. $40.
Ginter Park Realty Corporation 70
J. y. Berkeley. lots Nos. 80 and 20
block II tiinte:s Pack s,Terracc. April
4 Isls; taN $3.50. $40.
H9Ward ; banner 10 Henry p. Beck,
? inches north line Main Street, l6I
feei east Of Davis Avenue. Assunp-
,iog OF lien OF $4,000. September q,
w. $. Robinson. trustee, TO Max L.
Ruehrmund. l5xia5 feet north line Win
der Stree Isl feet west OF Carter
Max Z. l:uehrmund to ". S. Robin.
son. i5%i25 feet north line Windcr
Street, Ssh feet west of Carter Street.
September II, 1915; tax 81, $40
Powers Bros and Maynard ct ais vs..
Caroline Nj, Boyle. administrators. ei
ais D. No: 3tls East Broad street, 2Ixl.o
s sees d gas MA, north line Broad
Street; October ). ls1S; $500.
William j. Lpscomb and Pearl V.
Iwife). of Henrico County 10 Mary L.
Thomas. No. eSlI West MARSHALL Street
22SiNlOn feet at southeast corner of
Marshall and Sheppard streets AS
sumption of lien OF sl.5o". October o
1918; $500
:, W: \. Watkins to Lucy II. Watkins.
No. sos South Colonial Avenue. 25xl26
feet { inches west line Colonial Ave
nue. $50 feet north OF Beverly Street.
Assumption OF lien of $4,000. October
:. 1915; tax $3.50: go
Alien Henry aud Elizabeth Kathryn
tw!fe) TO Ira Il. Muck ols and Leila Es-
teile (wifel. lots and c. block /, Co
lonial Place, September. Is. 1915: So
j.: a. Brown. Jr., and Mary Eta
twife). TO Mary Eta Brown, 20 feet G
inches By - feet 5 inches south line
certain twenty-foot alley, 90 fee; cast
Of Vine Street. August s. 1918: tax
$3.50; $40.
Barlow r. Womb!e and Grace Verna
(wifcl 10 J.. Il. Dipgus and Elizabeth
L. twife) alXll feet $ inches west line
West Street. l@s feet south Of Grove
Avenue. Assumption of lien, $500:
September 90, 1918: S5.lbc.
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COTTON MARKETS

-
NEW YORK. October 15.--whie there was
loss nervousness over international affairs
the cotton market was unsettled again to.
dag. and fluctuations were Irregular. A
sharp early break followed by rallies
hut they were mot fuily maintainetl the
close being barely steady at net decline
OF IL TO 81 points. December contracts sold
OF from St.o1 10 $3.50. recovered 20 Sl::
and were finally uuotcd al 1914. The mar
kct opened Irregular at advance t.t So
POINTS on November. but generally points
right after thctcali under llGuida .lon. Liver.
South Before tho end OF the ti,si hour
october contracts had sold on from 3iJo TO
SIZE and January from ;l.45 to .aS5 with
active months: generally showing net losses
of - to 30 points. There seemed 10 be less
pressure at this level which represented n
reaction Of fun cent pound from tho
high point OF yesterday morning and the
rnarke, steaded up later on covering ard
trade buying. Around 3l.59 for October and
Sn.$J for January. there was renewed -eai-
lzing. With the close showinG reactions af
encouraged by reports that late cotton was
making favorable progress In The saul h
west and the census report showing tlomus.
lie mill consumption of only 100. 71a p.ins fnr
September. against 522 S39 for the same month
last year. It Is expected that domestic CON
sumption for October will show a stiII
greater falling off as mill OUTPUT ~ now
Icing restricted by the Influenza. and 10.
days sellers pointed out that exports were
also running well behind last wears lguros
4 Southwestern authority places the condt.
ton OF the crop at 54s. and the indicated
yIr.I at II GsS 900 bales.
f,,Itt 1lI
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GRANGE IN SCHi' SOUTHERN
RAILROAD, ST OCTOBER

$50 \. NJ. Local TO Danville and Dur
ham.
$40 p. NJ. Local to DanvilIc and Ok
$50 p. NJ. EXpress to Danville. At
lanta and Birmingham.
600 +. N. Local to keysvile
li:0o ~. Local TO Danvllle. Salisbury
and Ashertlle. Through connec-
tons Atlanta and New Orleans
Note.--o:50 i. NJ. train stops only mt
Burkeville. kcysville and South Boston
TO Danvillc.
Trains arrive Richmond from South:
500 y; NJ, I:l0 a. NJ. $40 A. NJ. 1925
j.. NJ gao y. II.
York River Line.
Leave Richmond 3:50 a. NJ. 4:l5 p
~ Local 10 West Point: $40 T.. NJ
Baltimore Express.
Trains arrive Richmond S:45 \ NJ
Baltimore Express. o:40 4. NJ; 5:3o r.
NJ, Local from West Point.
Above is complete revised schedules.
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Note. orIn,rr.xt

: The funeral OF the late Thomas Tenn
pie, treasurer of Prince George County.
took place from the residence at city
Point this afternoon. and the burial
was in Blandford Cemetery.
PcterSburg's subscription to the
fourth Liberty loan bonds now largely
exceed the s2.00O.000. mark. aud the
campaign is being vigorously pushed to
secure tho eity's full quota or go over
Reports from Dinwiddlc indicate that
the country will ''go oyer the top" in
It's subscriptions 10 fourth Liberty
bonds The city's, quota is s65, 900
James l.. Burruss. native OF Pc
,ersburg. died In Washington on Oc-
tobcr - OF pneumonia, following inHu-
cnza. lie leaves a son and daughter.
The septic Der term OF the Hustings
Court closed last Saturday, and tho
October term will begin on the 18th
inst With docket containing sew
Several Greek residents OF Hopewel!
were arrested at the Union Station as
they left n train from the North. \
large quantity OF whisky was found III
their possession.
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The Innucnxn gituntion.

1t IL cstima ted that there have been
about 5000 cases OF influenza in the
city. with abou, 1000 cases now UNI
plicatei with pneumonia. There arc
now about 100 patients In the Emer-
gency Hospital. There are six rcsi-
dent physicians and seven full grudu-
ate nurses at tho hospital. The d!s-
ease seems TO be somewhat ON tho dc.
crease among the white and rattle. or
the increase among tho colorcd pcopir.
There is, however, no material change
in the situation.
The tobacco warehouses In tho city
viii be closed on Friday until further
notice. account Of the epidemic
With the exception OF the case OF
Hawaway Levy, indicted for the muir
der OF Thomas GilIio. which will be
called for trial ON Friday. Judge Null
len has decided To POSTPONE the orimi-
nal docket OF the October term 10 the
first week in November. on account OF
the influenza epidemic.
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the charge OF highway robbery. They
arc charged with holding up an auto
riding. returning at night from Rich
mond to Camp Lee. and robbng them
OF their money under threats of vfo-
the turnpike. near this city. a negro
youth who was with the highwaymen
was also indicted. but 1t Is believed
that no was forced into il.
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Fighting Extrndi,lon

DR.. -. g. Goldberg, arrested in Day
ton. Ohio. Is II fugative from Justice,
an Indictment for forgery. When ar
rested in Philadelphia last year he en- :
pioyed counsel to fight rendition to Il
bail for his appearance at the hear
Ing before the Governor. lie skipped
away. however, and forfeited his bali
bond OF 5000. He seems to be trying
the same game now in Ohio. but it is
hoped without success
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BOND LIST

american writing Paper = ibidl ..... ST.,
F.. nElv, r.ncf = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sji.
Nuannc coast Line LIST ~ tbid). 80
y = l.. l.. ana y. col !-..........,..... 20
y :, J.. cory. - 'Bsltimore) ,........... 75i,
'.nsr' ana ono COW" Observation-Disclosures. 80,
2, hes. ana 9hio conv. os... 81
l.oTiilard Tobacco GS...................... 81
Mercanttie Marine Gs.: Experimentation. 1921.
Sea board Air Line ref ts.............. SS,.
S.ahoard Air line adj. 5s............, (;
southern hallway Observation-Disclosures. 81
Southern Railway Es.................. 81
l.. Registered -. 1873, tbIdl .........,, ssi.
g. K.H.rtered IS. 1926 tbid)........... Il!L
\, ;. Liberty loan sat Observation-Disclosures. 1852
J.. > Liberty loan "a Observation-Disclosures. s1.0I
y = Liberty loan ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3..lS
y > steel .; I. ss...,.',::::...:.....-.. .!is
va Brown Bros. cts. tW Na.t........ % =
Va Car. Chemical 20. LIT IS tbidl 80. "a
car. Chemical 20. conv. 81 sbld). . 81
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r rai, the most active months being . TO 4
p,Tin,'S W. while other months were off for
IsnEnl declines. >Af;er the call the selling
ncreahsu anu under tho pressure tn. mar
~ hho OH until Itistood 70 to &c points I'M
n owS gsst ,b Close In the afternoon fol
the Gulf coast the rnarxst did b, ,ter for :,
wEii'. recovering to .hS tighce. levels or:
fell of again toIys rd IN. eJ,j
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niue, Il feet 8 inches west OF Park
/ Street. October -, I9lS; $4,000.
CHARTER ISSUED.

The First NATIONAL Exhibitors Cir
cult. Inc. of Virginia.. Richmond. Va.
Capita stock: 100000. Purpose: mo-
ton picture business. Frank Fcrran,
DIM. presidcnt: J. +. Anderson. secre-
tnry--both Of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

If you want quantity and quality
In answer to your classified adver-
tiscmcnt, put it In The Times-Dis-
patch.
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cuAycERY RELEASE DEEDS.

W. 5. Robinson. trustee. to Bertram
L. Robins and Arthur L. Null. i00Xl36
feet ut southwestern corner of Nelson
and Condie Streets. December II. 1917;
S1,1G6.
William Il. Tyler and r.. Raleigh
Phillips, trustees, to w. Q. Griffin and
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The help wanted columns OF The
Timcs-Dispatch arc read by the most
Efficient workers in Richmond and
throughout Virginia.
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RECOVER CAPTAINS BODY iH'al
or San Snba's Crew OF Thirty seSkn
Only -Four Are Known to HASS
Been Rescued. ~ 4N
fBy Negotiated prcss.1

. - I Z
NEW YORK, October 15.--Tiie body u
Of n man picked up October IL eyIa si; &, \
mih,-swccper In tho lower harbor MAS
to-day identified az that OF Captain
Berger G. Birdsaii. master OF the Mai.
Tory Line steamship San Saba. SINK rs
October by mine off the New Jes,e Z (,
sly sy coast. The vessel carried crew OFF,:
are known to have been rescued. S..,.,yt.,
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
WholesnIe Quotations on ErclIunxe
,lIICA,;o GHA-N AiARxIr

y CHICAGO, October l5.-sharp new I'D.
vances in the corn market to-day resulted
largely from President wilson's note to
Germany. Latest quotations. although nm
settled. were 2S<c to 4ssc net higher with
November Ian to 1.aS and December i'2is.
to l,s% oats gained SO to &c. and pro-
WHEAT
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Indicted for Highway Robbery.
The grand jury OF Chesterfield Coun-
ty yesterday indicted James Gould
Waverly Pride and Monte Pride, young
white men, citizens of the county. OIL
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
E lies.
90 AlvancG-Rumelcy. prd

100 hdvance-,umelc prd.
10b Ailis-Ch9lmcrs
Allis-Chalmers. ptd..
1.3pU a Ia ska GoJl.
800 Amer: Beet Sugar, com !.
..iop american Can.
american Can. pfd.
''Iam Amer, Car and Foun. =.
10y AMERICAN Cotton OIL.
2.,on Am. Hide and Lea. pfd. !.
.Dg american Iinseed Oil. /.
i..on american Locomotive. b.
lOo Amer. locomotive, pfd. 4.
u 800. lhcrican Smelling.
100 Amer. steel Foun.
C9p y american Sugar.
G9y Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. .
% ;C9 amer. Tobacco. com. .
-lOo Am Writing Paper, pfd .
loo american Zinc.
1000 +inaconda Copper.
600 ftchison
2ot Atlantic Coast Line.
=. &; Il. OF CT: tBalto.) .
moo IA ltimore and Ohio.
1900 snthiehem Steel. y.
100 lieth. Steel. So pfd
1900 Ba ldwin Locomotive.
Gon Butte, Copper and Zinc. Il.
3,1uI Canadian Pacific.
200 California Petroleum..
l.9Uo Central Leather, com
SEQ chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Great Western
90 CHI. Great West. pfd.
6oo Chi. Mil: and st. raul.
l,sW chi. K. |. and T., com
600 8hi., II. /. and p, Sc pr,
&, 5"0 Chi. Il. !. and p. 80 pr.
500 CrGciblc Steel Cor, com
~" Colorado Fuel and Iron
colorado and Southern.
."e Corn Products. com
~ y Dome Mines.
1000 Erie. LIST pfd..
''c Gcheral Electric.
m q odrich. conn.,.
800 Great Northern. pfd
s"9 Great North. ore CTS.
suc !ilinois Central.
~ inter boro- Cons, com.
100 Inspiration copper
5: S.i"G I I,,, MGR. Max.. com.
'" "'iSEE iEt. Nor. Mar. pfd.
-'iop mt. Paper, coin
AV' Int. Paper. pr. stamped
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET,
NEW YORK. October 1a.--Beeves. no trad
ing Calves STEADY: common TO fairly prime
milk calves calves and arassers. S0o@sS9: YEAR
1852; culls. 1900. 49,
Hogs no trading.
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CMICAGN LIVE srOcKN .MARKEr.

CHICAGO 1--WE S'COrKN NSREET
CHICAGO. October 1s-HoRsS RcceintH 81.
GOO head; market mostly 10 to 20 cents higher
cents higher; Trade slow on packing grades;
butchers. ls,do9Is75; light. 157SPl8s5: pack.
Cattle: Receipts, 1000 head: market open
NE SLOW: qualify Sery Door; good kinds
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


NEW YORK October lS--Cotton goods to-
uaI "erc offered more freely than for some
nMc ouycrs we're les. eager 10 operate.
friDt cloths sheetings and few lines 81
corlV tibles ofieTnu man, from see
"nd hands. Little rhuiSt was noted in
other markets.
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PETERSBURG is URGED
TO SUBSCRIBE TO BONDS
Mayor Gillian IssueS Earnest Appear.
City Has IInd 5000 Cns~s of
InhuenSn.
lSpecial 10 INC Times- pIsputch.

PETERSBURG. VA, October ID
Mayor Robert Gillian has issued an
earnest appeal TO tho people of Peters
burg 10 subscribe this week to their
utmost ability to the fourth I.ibert,
Loan bonds. TO help the United states
win the war
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%ArAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Ga. october l5-Turpentine
nr;n. 1s.1 sales 80 casks: recsipts. 49, casks:
shipments. 1865 casks: stock. :sQ.iI1 casks.
Rosin firm: sales. 12; barrels: receipts AS
barrels
Quote: b. d. 1910: L. lAli: T. nlsnli2o:
q. Hg: II. iI.25dIi31: I. ilsoIIS53: *
800: VI. lo.i5: ~ l5..': VIC. l5.S3: WV. 1850.
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steady.
sheep: Reccipts. $500 head: market slow.
steady 20 lower
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-cHANCERy DEEDS or Trust.

w s. Bell and Bessie l.. fwife). to
trustees. No. sl7 West Clay street, 30x
$50 feet south line Clay Street. o+7
feet west of Graham Street. October
10, 1918: tl.I,O
Mary F.. Thomas 10 a. j. Chewing,
trustee. No. 2Sll West Marshall Street.
22.SiNl00 feet ut southeast corner OF
Marshall and Sheppard Streets. Octo-
Der o. 1918; Sl50.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

"UO.cNIYc CuntafiOnS.
,NS.Eel Cn1tAtionS From Actua! Sales
BY Woodson- Craig Co.. Inc. Richmond Va
u D ROOD administration License ~" {; o21In
Kichmond. Va. October Is. 1918.
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MARINE pREFERHED AID
COMMON Are: ACTIVE

Action OF Marine. preferred and
common, was In accordance with the
advice given out by an important au.
lhority on the marines The preferred
Mas sold and the common WAS bought
ms may DC "a purely nanipulativc ac-
tiph' but tie source OF the buying in
ne common is highly respcctaDic The
situation In American Ice suggests the
stock ''o'
Th!cc shiploads o: cigarette tobacco
are on the way mere from Medi,er-
Ianc,n ports as result OF the war
Development in Bulgaria.
1hnt Is Que reason for the strength
or me tobaccos. President George j.
Wheian. OF the Tobacco Products Cor
pofhtlon' stated to-day that In the nine
months OF 1915 that company had
earned 100000 more than in the en-
tire year Q! 1919. This does no; count
war taxes.
Activity OF Studcbaker was probably
du" IN part to the covering OF an an
Gent short interest.
Rails arc being bought and old
stockholders are now disposed to sell
ored II 50 located geographically that
heir businesses cannot be turned away
by the government
MISSOURI Pacific and Frisco bonds
sold to-day NJ high record prices for
tho year.
~. NE iY,- Y0Gk og!ohcr ls;-Yerean;ie
i,SSty-day h'l>' SIS: commercial sixty -is
giIs e lsnS. ;,n $50 commercial s;?,y-jsy
eSuar: raroa;, bond. s,rni:. rIr nonf s,n r
sihty days, I. bid: ninety days ~ bid Esia
months bid. Call none -,ronc rulinr
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NEW YoRk October iS,-port moycment-
Minor. ports-stock. I;.Sis bales.
bales; exports. 2e.1oo hs.es: sto.s. i.oSi as
Total for week at all por,s--Rcccipts SC :
III bnles:. exports, 32.U23 bales.
Total for season--I;:cr;oH< tI3i279 bales:
NEW ORLEANS. October l5.--Moderste
decIiner were made by cotton to-day under
du!ncss the feeling that peace wan not rs
near, MS u neemd dry or two ago and tho
hen rish showing of consunption In this
country during the month OF Septcmher.
iPrrsident Wilson'S reply 10 Germany cra-
the market no buying power. Last prices
for the day We're at a net decline OF "a to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

NEW YORK October 15.-Spot coffee firm
Eio Is. l0Sc. santos IS. 1oc. Raw sugar I'M
changed; centrifugal. 7.28: refined formulated,
&c. Butter unsettled: cheese firm.
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NEW ISSUES ARE BROUGHT
TO FRONT DURING TRADING
irofit-Taking Caused by General
Satisfaction With Presidents
Answer n Feature. =.
STEEL Is RATHER HEAVY
McNican Petroleum Leaps Up Zen
Ioints Just Before Exchange
tl0ses-Railroad bonds In Good
Dcinand--Corn Also Advances.
ny nRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. October I5-pront-
taxing caused by general satisfaction
WIN president Wilson's German an
S"er brought about reaction In some
s.ochs to-day, running from two 10
'"rec points Tie inarxet, however.
vas not weak. IL merely slowed up la
inc morning there -was 81 shifting OF
speculative Interest that brought some
ne" issues To the front. notably Amer
ican Ice and Studcbaker common. In
me afternoon steel WIS rather heavy.
'uSt al the close. Mexican petroleum
sno' up ten points. Bonds or some OF
,ic IoW priced railroads were in good
Htnlaiih. Corn advanced still further.
some OF the best Judges OF market
49, eleu,S are OF opinion now that
"irlhs the period OF uncertainty be-
lore Germany actually and officially
.norc o. trading affair. The ultimate
reno Is believed 10 be upward but
q" many false movements will bc seen
Mnh there VIII he 30 many disa ppoint-
nthtS IN the news that II would seem
."poSSiole TO maintain 4 sustained ;ii-
sah':. FOR instance. IN IL believed that
air Erlc icddcS tn.an. uy his U-boat
Narhihs ihat Germany is 10 start a
new era OF frightfulness. Military au-
thotities do not agree with the general
Pub!I: mat the war is just over. They
say that Austria and Turkey may max.
ttrhis with the allies and Germany still
HSHt on because The German people
IhN: no way OF making their will e.
1--WE. IN" military power has no
u'pe EXCEPT in continued nghting and
The only hope ia that * postponement
a
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HICnMoND SroCE MAnklr

Wy ttNFIt u. BUTCH q Co.
Richmond. Va. October Is. 1873
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3ia Total
shares
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NEW YORK pEOD,,CE MARkEr.

III CoTn: NO. : yellow. HI:
i.4e: No. ( yellow. LEI a1.33
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-23
German Diver Also Sinks Three
Barges and Sets Fire to
Fourth and Tug.
PLANES ATTACK DIVER
Station Engage Foe Submarine
Without ResuIt-SeveraI Men,
bers of Barge Crew Injured.

Orleans, Mass, July ga barge
tow of the easternmost point of Cape
Cod was attacked by German sub.
marine, three of the barges sunk, a
fourth and the tug set on fire and
four shells dropped on the mainland.
The action lasted an hour and was
unchallenged except for two hydro
airplanes from the Chatham aviation
station, which circled over the U-boat,
causing her to submerge for only a.
moment. Then the submarine reap
peared and resumed firing.
The crews of the tow, numbering
Al and including three women and five
children, escaped amid the shell fire
in lifeboats. Several were wounded,
but only one seriously. This happened
to be John Botovich, an Austrian, of
the crew of the tug His right arm
near the shoulder was torn away by
a fragment of she'll The minor in
juries of the others were from shell
splinters.
Thousands See Encounter.
The barges were in tow of the tug
Perth Amboy, owned by. the Lehigh
Valley railroad, and were bound from
Gloucester for New York. One was
loaded with stone, but the others were
light, being on their return trip after
bringing coal to New England. The
attack was without warning and only
the poor craftsmanship of the German
gunners permitted the escape of the
crews
The one-sided fight took place three
miles south of the Orleans coast guard
station, which is located midway be-
tween Chatham, at Elbow, and High
land Light, at the extreme tip of the
cape.
The firing was heard for miles and
brought thousands to the beach, from
which the flashes of the guns and the
outline of the U-boat were plainly Wis
ible. Possible danger to the onlook-
ers was not thought of until shell
whizzed over their heads and splashed
in a pond a mile inland. Three other
shells buried themselves in the sands
of the beach.
Survivors Lost Their Clothes.
Il ne SURVIVORS OIL tue lOW, Will the
exception of two injured, were taken
to the Orleans coast guard station.
communication with which by tele-
phone was not permitted under navy
regulations. No information could be
obtained from official sources on the
cape.
Botovich and another man from one
| Of the barges, both of whose arms had
been injured, were removed to the pri
vate hospital of DR.. james McHugh
Later Botovich was taken to a hospital
in Boston.
The survivors lost all their personal
effects and some of them who were
having their turn in their hunks wher
the U-boat appeared came ashore In
their night clothing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-23
ON INSPECTION TOUR
Secretary Baker viii Soon Visit
Battle Front.
War Department Head May Confer
Also With the lnter-AIlied
Council.

Washington, July 23.-Another in.
spection trip of the American and
Allied battle fronts in France will
soon be made by Secretary of War
Baker.
Included in this trip probably will be
meetings with the Inter-Allied war
council and with several of the diplo-
matte war representatives of the
Allied countries.
Accompanying Secretary Baker will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Schall, of Minneapolis
The blind representative plans a trip
to all of the battle fronts and will visit
much of the devasted region re-
captured from the Hun invaders.
During Mr.. Schall's tour he will visit
France, England and Italy.
No definite date has been set foI
Secretary Bakers departure and it is
probable disposal of numerous mat
ters now before the war department
will delay the voyage.