Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 229, 7 August 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1917

lands of the west. A knowledge of geology, animal husbandry, irrigation, or plant ecology te needed: " Salaries run from $1,600 to 11,800 a ear. ' : Many positions as Junior land classifier are open. This Job pays about $ 1,200 a year.

AMEXES WILL BE SHOWN HOW TO ESCAPE GASSING French Masks Issued to American Soldiers Tests to Be Given.

TWENTY BOYS JOIN WORKING RESERVE twelve have Joined at the headquarters on Eighth street. """The" following boys have taken out application cards at headquarters: E. F. Long, Julius Tietz, Mauris Dillon, Kenneth Dolllns, A. Longbrake, Frank Crowe, R. Oakley, Buss Parker, Charles Albert, Wesler and "Happy" Ward. Here Are Good Jobs For Land Experts Someone who knows a lot about land is wanted by the government. Applicants who come up to government standards are to be given j6bs as assistant land classifiers for state TRAGEDY iraraOCEMCE Mr. Blanca Vergara De Saul let, Who Killed Jack' De Saulles, Her Former Husband; "Baby Jack" De Saulles, for Love of Whom She Slew, and "The. Box," the Country Home, Where the Tragedy Occurred. There is a Boys' Working Reserve Station at the Doran bridge instead of the West 'Fifth street Fire House. Eight boys have Joined there and The New shelf space umes. York public library has for about 3,000,000 vol- - PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP IN FRANCE, Aug. 7. (By The Associated Press.) The issuance of French gas masks to the American soldiers has brought them a little bit nearer to a realization to the proximity to real warfare. The men are looking forward to the gas experiments with the greatest possible interest as giving a touch of adventure to their training. When the so-called "gas house" Is completed, the men will be put through a mixture of a deadly vapor several times stronger than will ever been encountered upon the field of battle. Some German prisoners have claimed that in their training they have Bndured periods of. from five to ten minutes in a gas mixture fifty times as

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strong as could possibly be maintained in an open air attack. The men are put through this intense mixtures to demonstrate to them that with proper care and use of their equipment, they cannot be hurt by any gas likely to be encountered in the front line trenches. Must Be Convinced. It is a most impoi-tant branch of the modern training of a soldier that he should be convinced that there are many methods of effectively dealing with the deadliest terrors of latter day warfare; that careless, 6lovenly and unheeding soldiers are the ones first to succumb. It is even demonstrated to the soldiers that the terrifying liquid fire can be avoided except in most extraordi

nary circumstances such as being!

caught In a tunnel or in a dugout with the enemy in such a position that he can pour flames through the entrances. In training the Americans regarding gas the greatest weight is to be laid on demonstrating to each man tlv? value of his protective appliance and see that he is fully instructed in its proper use. He will be made to rea!jze, however, that only by skillful and rapid adjustment con protection be assured that it shall be a dally task with him to see that his appliance is in good condition. Fit must be assured for otherwise the gas penetrates through every small hole, and attacks the eyes and mouth so that in a short time the man is put out of action. Lectures Are Planned. Lectures on gas are being arranged first for the officers, then for the men, for in gas training officers have to go through identical drills and experiences. Ten seconds will be the outside limit allowed for the adjustment of helmets, after the gas alarm ha3 been sounded. The increasing use of gas shells, even from the longest range guns makes the carrying of masks far back of the line an imperative military necessity. The first traces of gas poisoning are hot mouth and irritation of the throat. Despite proof that the allies have so often produced to the contrary and the terrible death allied soldiers died

when this hideous mode of warfare

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foes by the High Command of the Ger

German Drive on Odessa

The Austro-Germans are pressing forward in Galicia in their drive for Odessa, perling the Russo-Roumanian armies in Moldavia, which are still fighting. The defenders face the alternative of retiring or being flanked and cut off from the north. Kimpolung (1) and Czernowitz (2) are firmly held by the Teutonio armies, which are trying to drive, through Bessarabia to capture Odessa (3), the great Russian storehouse on the Black Sea,

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man army private soldiers and Germans say the gases are so-called "smelling substances" and are not poisonous. The substances they assert, exert stupifying action and after long exposure have an asphyxiating effect. Under their influence vision is affect, ed. A man subjected to it is forced to close his eyes in a few seconds and can observe nothing. Germans naively admit, however, that "it is impossible to remain in these gases without protection." The exact name of the composition of practically all the Germans gases 13 known to the allies and the Americans are obtaining immediately the full results and benefits of all this laborious and dangerous work.

TO MEET IN WASHINGTON

NEW. ORLEANS, La., Aug. 7. The American public health association's annuola convention will be held in Washington in December instead of New Orleans, as originally planned, according to word received here today from Dr. W. A. Evans,. the association's president He explained that as war hygiene is to be the. principal topic of discussion, it was deemed advisable to meet in Washington.

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ZIMMERMAN'S INABILITY TO USE MEXICO BELIEVED BY LATINS TO HAVE BROUGHT DOWNFALL

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 7. When news of the resignation of Dr. Alfred F. Zimmerman the German foreign secretary was received last night, it caused general feeling among prominent Mexicans that his downfall was due largely to the failure of his plan to have Herr Heinrich Von Sickhardt, German minister to Mexico, attempt to embroil Mexico and the United States and use Mexico as a go-between in an effort to aljienate Japan from the allies.

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