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AECTIONS-LEGAIS.
Legal. NOTICES.

NOTICE. OF DIVIDEND.
March 5. 1913
THE board OF directors OF tho Richmond
trust ana savings Company this day de-
clared quarterly divid rn OF III per
cent upon Its "a p!iai stock. out of the ca rn-
inr. of The quarter. PAYABLE AuriI Isis
TO ss1ckhoiders Of record ciosa OF buaI-
ness March -. 1915. Checks vii! be mailed
Il. j. WlLLl%GHAM. JR.
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Auction Sale
Dairy Cows, HoIstein
and Jersey, Horses,
Mules, Implements Of
Different Kinds, Corn,
Potatoes, Etc.

Mr., w. L. Wills having decided to
ms, to sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder. on his premises stu
atSd on the Telegraph, Road. about IL
miles from Richmond and about =
piles from "Elmont." on the r.. f. &
from Mr.. Clyde ". saunders's farm.
Hanover County, Va.
THURSDAY. MARCH 81. 1915.
Sale commences at 10 o'clock sharp
The following described property: 10
Young Holstein Cows. most OF them
coming fresh; ! Holstein Cow and Calf,
Calf two weeks old: 6 Jersey Cows. /
jersey Bull, Bay Horse eight years
old. Al; l Black Horse nine Years old:
Black Mare Mule. Farm Wagon
good as new. Farm Wagons fair con-
dtion, Buggy / Jumpcr' / seed Drill.
l Disk. Riding Cultivator Walking
Plows. Drag;s. Mower. / Corn
ful farm tools. % barrels Corn. 225
bushels beautiful Irish Potatoes. etc.
Terms Will be announced ut sale.
l. arm Tor rent or sale. One of the
Drettiest sites for home in Hanover
County. Will sell on reasonable terms.
Contains about 800 acres of land; 10
acres fenced for pasture. 1870 acres
open Tor cultivation. 3 acres beautiful
alfalfa. IS bushels wheat seeded Good
barn, VIII accommodate so COWS
CHAS. e. STRANG,
Auctioneer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

To the creditors of e. B. TUCKER. of
and district aforesaid-Bankru
Notice is hereby given that on March
IL. 1918. the said T.. b. TUCKER
that the FIRST meeting of his credi-
tors will be held in my Office. Rooms
lll3-lll9 Mutual Building. Richmond,
Va. on the 18TH DAY OF MARCH,
1918. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at
which time tho said creditors may at.
tend. prove their claims, appoint a
trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
THOS b. SSEAD
Referee In Bankruptcy.
March Is. 1915.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
Large Stock Groceries, Case Goods, Gro
GERS Refrigerator, Cash Register, etc.,
at Auction

We VIII sell for NJ sehaaf
WEDNESDAY. AT ga
md
Automa 20,
Scales Veseta
cas-
cases
Butter
Arm
Starch
eases CoanEa
V acsman
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
UOIfSES ron SAI,E


titUtsCh !iI.l--a-room house near Chifn-
o"ra@o Phrh. good condition; bath. gas.
$-"t": $1,000 cash. balance In notes For
iirtner INFORM. TON. call Madison 51e6-W.
W rs! CHAMPIONSHIPS sale. handsome sub
urban residence. with garage and garueu
at WesthaInpton, near car line. All mod.
trn convenicnres: city water. Address A
30. care Times Dispatch
on Petersburg electric car line and turn
pinc. miles from Richmond; yard runs
down to Failing Creek: one fourth mile
from lanes River and Yacht Club. DWELL
ihE, "t J." rooms and baths ncetylcne gas
wired for electricity. hot-water heat. hot
ana cold water in house. hardwood floors
on hrst floor. Whole house screened as
yell as side and rear porchcs. An ideal
Eenucman,S home: picturesque and attrac-
'iNc. Vaughan WhitehurSt Co., Inc.
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,LrUATIoNs wANTED-rEMALE. 80

MUTATIONS WANTED 80
DKESSMA E:lt Of New York city. Who has
=, long ago been identined as ono OF the
HAoinS inodistes OF that city. would like
10 make dresses for number OF ladies de-
sIrmy nigh class garments In the most at
ractiye style. For Information cali Mudi-
soh .7O:-W. Gntcr Park.
NCNSES.-Mrs. chadlck VIII send you high
Eradc. hnSpltal trained. Randolph 5o02-J.
houNG woman. thoroughly experienced
cohhGcntlai stcnosraphcr and assistant TO
permshent busincHh man. win tic open for
position about April IL. Good E"aith. Best
references. & $50. care Times DIS patch.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. L. RICHESON & co.
and
w. f. PURCELL. JR.. CO.. INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE HOUSES AND ACREAGE
IN The CITY or RICHMOND. VA,
FRONTING THE
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10 IDt WAIST 10 TO I.'IO LIE
HARNESS BUSINESS

MoHEf loaned. large or small amounts. ON
eoNcrhincnt bonds. W. l.. Wariny. IS
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AUCTION SALES. ..
BY w. S. ROBINSON { CO. r.
Real Estate Agents and Auction saru

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
FARM CONTAINING 100 ACRES
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Default having been made in ~.
payment OF a certain deed of trust
dated June 20. 1916. and recorded In
the clerks office of the Circuit Cont
of Chesterfield County. In deed boot<
page -. and being requested no
to do by the beneficiary, 7 will cell At
pubic auction. on tho premises
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ,
MONDAY. MARCH IS. 1918
to the highest bidder. the following
described real estate, to-wit: All that
certain tract OF land in Chestsrf1ald
county Va. containing one hundred
pOp) acres, being one-half of the tract
called Hickory HILL" which is
bounded on the north and east by the
tract of one hundred (100) )acrcs now
or formerly owned by Franklin Myers
and on the south and west By H h
Graves,s estate. being one hundred
.iool acres assigned to p. B. Wintre 60
Winfree in the suit of winfree. VS..
County Court. December 1. 1878 plat
book |. page Ell. clerks Office.
w. S. ROBINSON,
Trustee
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FINANCIAL.
nUSINEss OrrOnrLNIrIEs.

tOHFEElIOhEHY anu sods water stand
opposite Reservoir Park. doins good
pusinebs. Lot 4oNl20 feet. 4-rooiil resi-
achcc above store. Wli sell at sacrifice
Uiltc TO quick purchaser. a. Simon. ..vS
SRO, Elti--f'Or sale. account of health,
"a large retail grocery business In West
t.io Hooks VIII bear strict Investigation;
~ inventory price. A 400. Times
Monnf loaned, large or small amounts. on
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BUSINESS EQUIPMENT.
coon THINGS 40 ear.
MACIiI>nnY ANn surrL,Es. ;,

ACftN LEM --Nrc;yieue fas iuuchiues for
roUatr! residences. Wafer tanks. terra
Gotta u!re, bc!tiug. pul!yys. shstt!nc, hang
.rs paucrs, iatE mills, "Cscrs. laundry
nEcnIN'ry hu!cre ana engines. Guaranteed
conoIriom- !. EIuf0ri & 20
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LII your money earn 10 per c"nt dividends.
pa!hpIc quarterly. by S"nd!U. To- for
lhn,h,ment Send any amount from 80 w,
"Hu tcccif" our Euaraut"" 81 10 p"r cent
per annun, payable quarterly. iuu cant
iose- Your money .ariis - per cont. Ref
"ftNce, bhnL at rryuu. Try Oh. y -
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OLD GOLp-Nantod IL buy Tor cash Old
sold. silver AND fals" teeth. hsrcst prices
r. 9. Meyer LnwsirN 90. Il Wcat Rroad 81
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MUSICAL IMPROVEMENTS a
WA Observation-Disclosures.

FLUTE ana piccolo In good condition for
sale cheap. Call Gct2enS Barber shop
anN East Broad street
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STOCK WANfED-Iinrroun Motors stocE
Hoffman OIL, picdnont Motors. Hull Cop.
cabh. A. l.. Deihci :ol Bankers Trust
Building. Little Rock. Ark
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LANDS AND FARMS FOR sALE-oI
JAMES klNER-coloniai plantation at about
NaInc OF IMPROVEMENTS. Pollard & BaEby.
JAMES KINEI:-ccunial plantation at
, about value OF improvements. Pollard L.
RaEby.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

Fol. sale, ~ I.aHanNs, - pal!benrers'
coaches; all in good condition IiuIng ou,
OF livery business X. Lee Mahaley. Sails
hurry, -. e..
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HOUSES EoH SALE.
broom house West End. Price 81 500. T.
y. 5Chhlldt Co.. Inc. Itandolph ease.
! 11a,A

BATTERY cOCRT-Eor gale. cheap . lots
fronting ~ feet ana mex, to new Cham
ocrISyne Avenue route to Gint.r Park Thi.
IS bargain. 500 Capi,ni pIunbinr 90
;cl Graham street. for terms. or phone
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25
MERCHANTS TO OPPOSE
UNREASONABLE RULE

BlSBEE. Aug. 23.-Warren district
merchants will enter a vigorous pro-
test against The rule dopted by the
Arizona council of defense requiring
them 70 mark or all goods sold the
actual cost Of the same with the
freight added
An organization is to be perfected
TO go into the matter The merchants
take the view that il would be utter
ly impracticable to carry cut the rule
as there is so much variations in the
cost OF all classes of goods and as
they are not permitted TO add over
head charges. customers would no:
understand the situation and think
that they were making exorbitant pro-
f:s.
Merchants and business CrGaniza-
lions all over the state are taking
the same view and similar orders
entered in some OF the states are be-
ing fought in the courts it is said
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25
FRANKLIN MAEVElS
AT STATE PROGRESS

PHOENIX. Aug. 32-Chief Justice
Alfred Franklin who has been over
The southern part OF the state within
the last month said yesterday that
ore could not see much OF Arizona
without being proud 70 he a citizen
Of it and entertaining lively hope
Of its future AS assistant United
States attorney some years ago he
saw much of the then territory but
he has noticed the wonderful improve
ment that has taken place since that
time
He returned on Monday night from
Yuma county. In the course OF his
stay there he travelled along the
Yuma valley 10 Somerton That
stretch OF country a few years ago
was a seemingly irreclamable desert
but il is now a great area OF beautiful
and prosperous farms. When it is
said that il is as fertile as the Valley
Of the Nile" that is precisely what is
meant. There is a paved road from
Yuma to Somertou.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

Paul Ratliff. Hereford. Ariz.
Ciaud Hard. Merton. Texas.
Edwin Lee Roach. Wilcox. Ariz.
Herschel 3. EIston. Bisbee, Ariz.
Antonio Pineda, Bisbee, Ariz.
Herbert E. Locke, Highlands, Cal.
Bert Davenport. Uvalde. Texas.
Geo. E. Powell. Los Angeles. Cal.
Geo. W. Pierce. Bisbee, Ariz.
Hugh Cable. Wilcox. Ariz.
Lloyd Laxon, st. David, Ariz.
Carlos Chavez. Don Luis. Ariz.
Sturgeon Foreman, Vernon. Texas.
Joe Dunkerscn. Lowell, Ariz.
William Martens. Ackley, Iowa.
Otto Bauman. Douglas. Ariz.
Fortunate Padilla, Tucson, Ariz.
Robert VI. Cummins. Douglas. Ariz.
Albert Vietti. Douglas Ariz.
Thomas Savice, Bisbee, Ariz.
Alva Barnes. Douglas, Ariz.
John Koski. McNeai. Ariz.
C. A. Diaz. Bisbee. Ariz.
Bowman Stephens, Douglas, Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25
COUNTY HOSPITAL PRAISED
BY LOWELL WOMAN

That the county hospital is doing
great good in way that usually es-
capes public atten ion is evident from
letter received by County Super
visor J n. Sparks from a Lowell wo-
man. The latter is an educated wo-
man. an accomplish stenographer
ami court reporter. bu, acquired the
irug habit. Cured Of The curse at
he county hospital. she has written
follows 70 Mr. Sparks to express
her thanks:
This is merely to thank YOU Ger the
privilege you accorded me few
weeks ago of going 10 the county hos
pitll 10 be treated for drug addiction.
Everything possible was done for ne.
and often now | stop for moment
wherever am and whatever ! am
doing. stunned by .he realization that
I CAN LIVE and AN LIVING with
out drugs. for when l saw YOU il did
no, seem 10 ne his would ever be
accomplished. II was unbelievable
but II HAS been done. Many real
kindnesses ard much consideration
were shown me a, the hospital. |
think the institution remarkably
successful cne-it seemed very much
ike home in a way
"Of course uaie-Hen. a good
deal Of an ordeal r.. COULD NOT do
It again-but Dr. Smith did everything
for my help ana comfort that could
he done, consistently. with the Pur-
nose we had in view: but believe me,
Mr. Sparks. I'm glad il IS behind me
instead Of before me. Il was very
hard bY' very necessary.
please be good TO the drug users.
They suffer more than anyone. I've
had four surgical operations. ard I'd
rather have the four at once than a
treatment for drug addic'ions, though
! believe had the easies. il is posi-
BILE 70 administer successfully IN
,e-national.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25
The War News
FromOverseas

PARIS. Aug. 1s.-eetween the Disc
and the oansne French troops at
tackled at 6 o'clock last night over a
trent Of nearly ten miles between Car.
lepont about four miles east Of RIDE
court and Fontenoy, approximately 6
miles west Of scissors. They advanc-
ed an average distance Of one and
third miles over the whole front.
according to the official statement Of
the war office today.
The French have occupied the pia-
teal west Of Nampcel about seven
miles northwest of Fontenoy and the
etse Of the ravine south Of Anidgni-
court. tow miles and a half west Of
NanpoieI. according to the statement.
Nouvron-vin9re was captured. Sew
enteen prisoners including two batta-
lion commanders were taken in the
operation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

PARIS. Aug. 22.-General Eyns's
army is enoounterin3 desperate re-
isstance in the region Of Eapaune.
Achiet-Le-orande changed hands sew
eraI times yesterday afternoon and
last night The British now are in
that position. French troops have
reached the eilette river d. several
points. /. is not expected that the
Germans will try 70 hold the Aiiette
line. but may retreat TO the Disc.
General Hunmbert's army has made
a great advance between the Matz and
the oise rivers and has reached the
Iiiette river. The French military
men say this makes tire early fall Of
the town Of Noyon inevitable.
PARIS. Aug. 22-From the heights
of lie Fremont on the Disc front the
French troops are no. watehin the
Germans in their retreat toward the
north.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25
TOO SLOW ON DRAW"
ARRESTED BY MARSHAL

JEROME. Aug. 22.-Quickness ION
the draw" is believed to have saved
the life Of deputy United States Mar
shall Harry Carlson. when he stopped
Antilano Gomez in the act OF drawing
an automatic pistol. The officer pro-
duced his own revolver in half the
time needed by Gomez. The prisoner
is charged with being Stacker
Though with first citizenship papers
o. Gomez. he registered lated in Mi
ami. under the name Of Jose Ravilla,
as a Spanish alien.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

LONDON. Aug. 21.-British forces
have captured CourceiIes, Aehiet-Le-
Petit ard have reached Moyenviiie
and Beaueourt-sur sncre in their
drive from the front.
An attack on wide front north Of
the Ancre river was launched by the
British forces this morning, says the
official statement.
Satisfactory progress is being made
the statements adds. Tuesday after
noon the British threw back strong
German attacks against the new Brit
ish positions south and north Of the
searpe.
Comedies and Achie.-Le-Petit also
were captured in the British drive.
All the German outposts ard posi-
tions along the important Dranoutre
ridge between Koudeket and the Lo-
Gus, have been attacked by the Brit
ish. The result so far is not known.
This front is in the Lys salient.
Field Marshal Haig this morning
launched an offensive on a front Of
about 10000 yards. The high contour
Between Adinfer and MoyenviIIe was
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

PARIS. Aug. 22'-Fish:ins the,r
way forward along the southern
reaches Of the r,cardy battle front.
French troops stand before Noyon
which is called the key TO the whole
ing the last. General Humbert-s men
reached the Divette river for a long
distance west Of its confluence with
the Disc. South Of Ncyon. the army
commanded by General mansin holds
the south bank Of the Disc from Sem
p;gny to sret.sny. distance o. over
six miles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

WITH The BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug. 1e.-British troops 81
ter capturing Outtrrstcen ridge. in
front Of the town Of Merits have beat.
en- CT a vicious counter attack and
inflicted heavy losses on the enemy.
More than 500 Germans were captures
by the British.
The ridge WIS captured by the Brit
ISL yesterday ard the Germans coun-
ter stacked last night and this morn
ing. The position which overtooks
considerable ground held by the enc
my in the direction Of ssiIleul now is
firmly in British hands.
81. Mard-Les-Tric., little over a
mile southwest Of Roye. was taken by
the French yesterday
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25
LOCAL Osso RECEIVES
CALLS FOR nORE MEN

The Local Board is in receipt OF the
following telegram from the Provost
Marshal General III applications
must be in this Office by noon Aug
ust s,st.
RAY 3. KREBS, Secy. Local Baord.
This Office will receive call with
in a short time for large number of
good s.enographe-s who have had le-
gal training. Only white men in
group c qualified for limited or s9e-
cial military service viii be accepted
under this call VIII probably be as
signed to The Judge Advocate and
Provost ',c-shal Generals Depart,
merit. ami they viii be required 10 re
pot cour; martial cases and atte?d TO
her matters pertaining TO military
-~w in the aeld. The work is inter
es;ing and will give invaluable ex-
perieAce to the fortunate applicants.
You are urged to give this call the
viies, publicity Qualified regis rants
should be urged 70 prssen: them
selves 70 their Local Boards ard have
their Mares listed for this service.
Local Boards must be cautioned net
70 aer-l.: any reg.strants TO BE- list
ed Who are rot fully qualified for this
service, and not induct men until fur
Their orders are received. Local Boards
should be cautioned also not to make
any definite promises o: assignment
after induction. On August 3lst Lo-
cal Boards should notify your Office
OF the number Of qualified men who
have volunteered. Your Office should
complete these returns and advise
his o@ce not later than September
2rd the number available in your
state. Upon receipt Of this informa-
ton. this Office will make definite al
lotments and give full mobilization
details.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25
PRICE CHANGING
TOO HARD WORK

PHOENIX, Aug. 22.-Nerchants in
Phoenix are preparing to take into
the courts the late order CT the state
council OF defense that they shall
mark plainly on every article of mer-
chandise the cost and selling price
They state they are not Directing
with any idea of concealing the orr
ginal cost. They aver that IL simply
is impossible TO mark a cost that is
constantly changing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

LONDON. Aug. 2o.-German forces
holding the vital sector Of the ba..
tie front between the Aisne and the
Cise rivers were hurled back over a
ten mile front this morning by the
French, according to reports reaching
London. II is stated that the French
have penetrated the enemy positions
to a depth Of two miles.
This attack which is a continuation
Of the assault made northwest Of Sois-
.ons on Sunday night endangers the
whole German positions at scissors
ard the hisne. II is anticipated that
tire French success probably will be
followed by a German retirement
from soissors to the chemin Des
osmes. No "details Of the fighting are
yet available but an advance Of two
miles in this sector would seem to
place the Germans both along the
Aisne and before Noyon in q serious
position from which only an innmedi-
ste retreat would appear possible.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25
FORMER PART OWNER OF
PHOENIX TOWNSHIP DEAD

PHOENIX. Aug. 22.-Peter Nielsen.
who once owned a part Of the present
townsitc Of Phoenix. and who traded
his REIMBURSEMENT for a SO mule.
has died at Camp Cody. where he was
on visit TO his son. soldier OF the
new army.
He was - years old and had been
suffering from heart trouble. For 80
years he has been resident or a farm
wes- OF this city. He is survived by
widow. four soas and three daugil-
tiers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

LONDON. Aug. 19.-On the new
Sorre front local fighting continues.
the entente allied forces biting on
pieces here and there.
There are some indications that the
draw from the present front. but rs-
ther would 90 back in contact with
the British so as to infIct all the cas-
uslties possible.
Intense Smelling and bombing Of
enemy rear areas continues. At no
tscSs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

PARIS, Aug. pa battle is raging
today in France on one of the widest
fronts Of the war. u extends for
about fifty miles north from scissors.
Everywhere, according &c news re-
ceived here this afternoon frcr, the
battle from. the battle has been 90
ing very successfully fer the entente
allied armies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

MONTREAL, Aug 22.-virtuaiiy
the entire fleet Of the Maritime Fish
Corporation has been destroyed by
the trawIer Triumph, which was cap
tured by German submarine crew
and armed. according to reports to
the corporations officer here today.
The fleet was operating OF the
Grand Banks Of New Foundiand. II
was composed Of boats Of both Cana
dian and American registry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

lCNOiN. Aug. 1e.-Freneh troops
Harei On the hills west Of the Disc
9rj northwest OF Ribecourt today, &C.
oordina 20 advices from the front.
During the fighting .otay the French
were on IN. aggressive but made
scre slight headyway against the de-
terrri,ed German resistance between
Lassigny and the Disc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

Disaster is reported 70 be thearten-
ing the whole German army on this
front and the Germans are throwing
great masses ot men into the struggle
IN the hope Of checking tine tice OF
battle which dispatches from British
headquarters say is setting against
them.
From the north end Of the BEETLE
line at eoiry eeehouere,ie. Boyelles
and oommecourt come .idines Of a
f-itish advance.
meauIte, near Albert. has been
wre7ted from the Germans. Happy
Valley, south Of neauIte and north Of
Fray also have been t-ken by the
t-i.ish. South Of the somme. CRU.
isnolies and HerleviIIe are said TO
have been captured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

LONDON. Aug. 1e.-Nesr Melville.
~ :he apex Of the Lys salient the
British have made further progress.
says the official statement from Field
Marshal Hais today. Fifty prisoners
and a few machine guns were taken.
A German counter attack between
Outtersteen and Me.eren was broken
up by the British artillery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

the northern zone Of attack and Puts
ieuy-Au-Mont the Southern land mark
Of the front. The enemy here lately
has been withdrawing in order TO in
crease che depth 9. n: sesenses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

LONDON. Aug. 1o.-The French
tenth army. which attacked the Ger
man positions between the Disc and
ere Aisne last night has penetrated
TO an extreme depth Of nearly two
miles. The enemy machine eunners
ere resisting desperately and the Ger
man air service also is very active.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

LONDON. Aug. 12-Srtish forces
attacked the Germans this morning
between the Somme and the hncre
rivers, the official statement issued
at tire war office amounted. North
of TIE Ancre. the Arras-earaure rail-
way has been crossed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-08-25

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug. e.
4 British freight steamship which
arrived here today from European
waters was attacked by submarine
yesterday afternoon when near Nam
tucket. One torpedo was fired by
the U-boat which missed the freight
er by about 20 yards, members Of the
crew said.