THE rXDLHWATKK. BOAT I s
Captain Tells of lib Trip Prom lire
nwn la Ualtiinotv.
Capt. Koenig. ho startled the
worm by arriving la Baltimore a tew
days flLO With a mihi.rina niur..hit
Ship from Germany, told newspaper
EXTENDS THE GLAD HAND OF
jrjuiit-ia ia uaiuiuore aoout me trip.
'Before beginning our Hip." said
Captain Koeuig. "we had several
weeks of practice In our vessel in the
Baltic Sea. so that the numbers of
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Education-New Ideas
ENTERTAINMENT
Recreation-Conference
we crew might thoroughly famaliar-
w ... . - .
o iut-iueie wan ner. we loll lire
men without any ceremonies. Of
Is Extended To All Southern
Merchants
rouse that was necessary, because
me Toyage was to be kept secret.
Outside of the owners and the admir
alty no one knew where we were go
ing except Mr. Free, the American
consul at Bremen, from whom it was
twessary 10 ooiain our bill or health.
1 am sure Mr. Free kept the secret
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"Wh.n we got to II l .liind we de
cided that It was bu-t to stav luei
a little while. We could not be abso
lutely sure the news of our depir
lure nugm not rearh the Drilfch ad
miralty and we thought it prudent to
tarry and to fool the British ships
If they were hunting especially for
us.
"During the time we spent In the
waters 01 Helgoland we continued
our practice and shifted the ballast
and cargo to trim her properly for
me long voyage.
"Coming through the North Sea,
we saw hostile destroyers, cruisers
and patrol boats and submerged five
limes, i do not think the enemy ves
sels saw us. in the English channel
we submerged six times in all and in
the Atlantic four, the last occasion
being when we sighted a United Fruit
Company's steamer the day before
our arrival at the capes. We passed
her about 30 miles out. I do not be
lieve the ship, which was flying an
American flag, knew we were in her
neighborhood.
"When we left Bremen we had 180
tons of fuel oil aboard and there now
are 95 tons. We had 20 tons of water
when we started and still have ten
left.
"Our voyage proves that a subma
rine of the Deutschland type can go
anywhere In the world. She has a
crusing radius oflS.OOO miles."
Captain Koenlg was asked to ex
plain what devices the Deutschland
had for finding her way under water
and avoiding danger.
"We have two." he said. "One Is
the microphone, the other a sounding
apparatus. With the microphone you
can hear submarine bell buoys six
miles away and the propellers of i
ships Mill further. By the tone of:
the noise made by the screw of a ves
sel you can tell her type. A destroy
er makes a loud hum, cruisers is
lower. t t
"Th 1 sounding apparatus can be
worked while we ore running sub
merged and is let down through the .
bottom of the boat throush a tube
equipped with valves. In this sub-1
marine we can do everything under:
the surface that can be done ou it. j
We can drop anchor while submerge
ed, cruise below the surface four,
days if necessary, or lie on the bottom
(until our food and water give out.
And you can believe me. we carry a
"large quantity of both!"
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SECOND WEEK OF
AUCUST
AUGUST 7-8-9-10-11-12
ONE MUMJiUD URMS
INVITE YGU
THE PLAN
VISITING MERCHANTS ARE ENTITLED
TO REFUND OF ROUND TRIP RAILROAD
FARE, when purihar, from members of Trade Ex
tension Bureau, as listed, aggregate the auiounti
specified in each tout.
I 600 pwcliaMd, kf BitcliMli frM peats wilka
IMailMof KkkiaoML
11.000 pwchawd. brmmhentsfrma petal btwa
141 ad ISO aultaef RtcnjMad.
$1,500 pwckaMa. bf rtUali fraat poiata 2 S I
ONE-HALF RAILROAD FARE WILL BE
REFUNDED to merchant! whose purchases aggregate
one-half above amounts in either lone.
Hot It, Bank! 14 Nrwitiyfi NOT iacladr.
Outline of Prosrram
Thursday, August 10th, 8:15 P. M.
Monday, August 7th, 9 P.M.
Lyric Theatre, 9th and Broad Streets
Keith's Vaudeville.
Tuesday, August 8th, 8:30 P. M.
Jefferson Hotel (Auditorium), Main
and Jefferson Streets.
Cabaret, Concert, Dansant,
Refreshments.
Wednesday, August 9th, 3 P. M.
Boat Trip Wharf foot of Main St
Down the Historic James. Stop
at "Varina" Barbacue, Stums,
Games, Refreshments,
Band Concert
Hotel Richmond, 9th and Grace Sis.
(Ball Room)
Lecture: "How to Speed up Turnover
and Increase Earning Capacity of
Your Business," by Frank Stock
dale, Sys em Magazine.
W. A. Clarke, r.,Secy. Retail Mer
chants' Association, will speak.
Subject: Organization.
Friday-Saturday, August Uth42th.
Picture Shows, Baseball and Enter
tainment by Individual Firms.
THE TRADE EXTENSION BUREAU
OF THE
RICHMOND CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
Cordially invites you to visit Richmond during
the week of
AUCUST 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th. 1916
and partake of our hospita'ity on the oc
casion of the fourth annual
BETTER ACQUAINTANCE WEEK
W. IU DK04imuN, Chairman
tiecullve t'oiuiuilteo.
Gkokiik Ainni.ik,
M ayor.
COI.KUAN WuKTHAM. I'rptlldfUt
Cbaiiilwr of Cuiumurce.
THK COSSACKS COME I.
lit Ijist the Fierce Cavalrymen of
KusnIu Get the Chunre to Fight.
perlin Dibiuitch. July 12.
Hupsia's Cossacks of the atennes
kind their highly trained horsea are
blaylnj? a startling role in the on-
laugtits ot oen. Urusiloft's armies
kipon the German and Austriiiiv lines
In Southern vilhynla and Giilicia,
iccording to desputches from the
amern iroiu 10 me lieriin papers.
The earlier despatches told of an-
parently senseless chiuces of Con-
hack cavalry upou the German
barbed wire anil ninthine cun.i. It
how appears that the Kusians have
ttevlsed a new method of attacking
ntrenched posilions, in which t!iev
Utilize the speed of the Cossack
orses and the skill of their ndert.
o carry mem across open t.puce;4.
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u(nu liiura iwr v ; ims!I.
The Russian Infantry work t leir
fay forward by rushes and din tlu m-'
elves in about 600 yards from the
ermun or Austrian trenches. Mean
while the Cossacks are brought for
ward behind the front line, which
hen opens out to let them ico
irougn.
At a signal the Cossacks leap for
kurd. deploying at the gallop to a
kridely extended formation, and rush
in the German machine guns, every
uany lying along the side of his
torse and every horse coming at the
ead run. Owing to their open order
Ad their speed they are able to get
lose to the German lines with fewer
(risualties than infantry would suffer. '
Then, when they seem about to
rush to destruction on the barbed i
'tire and machine guns, all pull up, i
rop to the ground and open lire, the
orses, perfectly trained, lying down
form breastworks. The riflemen
pen a furious fire upon the German
ositions, under cover of which the
ussian Nn fan try rush across the
anger space and form for the real
large.
Sometimes the Cossacks, mad' with
Ixcitenient, fail to understand why
ey must halt in mid-career and not
lish on in a charge such as their
randfathers would have made, but
hich is hopeless against barbed
ire and machine guns.
Keliure of Itiver Crowing.
Cossacks also were used extensive
in the earlier days of the present
bmpalgn in attempts to seize river
ossings. They still are used where
tie crossings are weakly held, but
e Russian engineers have devised
mother scheme for better defended
bints.
The banks of many of the rivers
Galicla and Volhynla are densely
ooded, and under cover of the
bshea the Russians build long, nar-
pw rafts, as long at the stream is
ide. At the proper moment these
tfti are swung out from under cover,
e downstream end being held and
he upstream released, eo that the
urrent swings them out across the
ream. While they are swinging out
ke storming columns pour out upon
em.
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To all to whom these presents may i
come Greeting: Whereas, it ap
pears to my satisfartlnn, by duly au
thenticated record of the proceeding
for the voluntary dissolution thereof!
kir lha nninln...,. .. ..II .L..
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stockholders, deposited In my ofilce,
that The Unionville Manufacturing
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whose principal office Is situated in
the town of Unionville, county of Un
ion, State of North Carolina R. T.
Presson being the agent therein and
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the requirements of Chapter 21, Re-1
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do hereby certify that the said corpo-,
ration did, on the 7th day of July, !
1916, file at my office a duly executed J
buu .umicu vuustMii in writing iu lutf i s
dissolution of said corporation, exe-J
which said consent and the reeord of I
the proceedings aforesaid are now ou !
file in my said office as provided by j
law.
In testimony whereof I have" here
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ficial seal at Raleigh, this 7th day ot
July, A. D. 191.
J. BRYAN GRIMES,
Secretary of State.
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