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Mr. Ragland Writes Interesting
Letter on This Subject.
Madison Heights, Va.—Mr. Chas. A
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After taking Black-Draught for a few
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Nervousness, nausea, heartburn, pain
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Black Army Of France.
rnited Press Service.
Paris, Sept. 24. —“La Force
fire Noire”, the “Black Army
f France,” as the Turcos now
gbting with the Allies are call
d, was organized by Colonel
laugin in 1911. The Turcos are
Arabian light infantry, recruit
d in Algeria. The force in
907 consisted of only about 9,
00 Sengalese. Colonel Maugln
aised the number to 50,000 sol
liers recruited from Senegal in
he Soudan, from French Guin
ea, Dahomey, Algeria, Tunis and
\Iorocco.
The supply of men from this
'ource is almost inexhaustible,
and furthermore, this source of
supply is out of the enemy’s
reach. It is declared that so
long as only one French port re
mained in French hands, these
terrible black fighters could be
poured in streams into France.
The black soldiers of these
districts are born fighters. Death
in battle is, to them, the high
est distinction one can achieve.
As a result, they are relentless
in the fury of their attacks and
absolutely fearless. They never
surrender. Their wonderful
physique and almost total im
perviousness to pain, keeps them
fighting on after they have re
ceived wounds under which the
lighters of white races succumb.
Col. Malgin once said of these
soldiers:
“His sense of discipline, his re
votion to his white officers, and
the fierceness with which he
| hurls himself at the enemy are
wonderful.”
Gen. Langlois, writing in the
Temps, in 1909, when the rais
ing of the present Algerian
force was being discussed, said:
“The sanguine and fatalistic
temper of the troops of these
races, makes it a terrible asset
in a shock.”
In an article in Gaulois, Gen.
Bennal said: “On the wide bat
tlefields of war, any future war,
the Arabs, trained by Caucas
ians and armed with the terrible
weapons of war of the white
races, will prove unrivaled when
the final blow will have to be de
moted to the enemy.”
With the black troops equip
ped in her African possessions,
the Republic holds and rules a
territory as extensive as Eu
rope, inhabited by 20,000,000
people.
The use of Arabs in European
warfare by the Republic during
the present conflict, is not the
first time this has been done.
Napoleon employed black troops
and they were used in the storm
ing of Malakhoff. Algeria also
was drawn on for fighting men
dormer the Franco-German war
of 1870.
The early troops raised in
Africa by France were recruit
ed mainly from the Kaybles and
Arabs. The majority of those
which came from the Kaybles
were a tribe called theZaououves
who gave their name to the
Zouaves. The three regiments
3f Algerian tirailleurs who
fought in the Franco-German j
war lost 97 officers and 2,589
men.
Dry Majority Increasing.
Special to Independent.
Little Rock, September 24. —
Sixty-three counties which have
made official returns to the sec
retary of state, show a total of
40,865 for saloon license and
51,943 against. Fourteen of
the counties that were “wet”
last election, voted “dry” this
time.
Cressy’s Commander Killed.
United Press Dispatch.
London, Sept. 24.—Captain
Johnson of the British cruiser
Cressy, was the only command
er killed in Tuesday’s naval dis
aster off the hook of Holland.
A total of sixty officers was kill
ed.
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Sugar Is Cheaper.
St. Louis, Sept. 23.—Sugar is
jetting cheaper. The wholesale
irice today ranged from $6.75
:o $7.25 a hundred pounds and
,he probability is that it will go
ower. The decline began Mon
lay, when the price ranged from
£7.40 to $7.60 a hundred. The
highest point reached was $8 a
hundred on August 15.
The retail price is expected to
follow the decline in the whole
sale price. The retail price has
been as high as 12 pounds for
$1. Retailers in some parts of
the city are now said to be sell
ing at the price of 14 and 16
pounds for $1.
The stock that is now being
sold by the wholesalers for $6.75
to $7.25 a hundred pounds is the
same that they sold for $4.50 be
fore the European war began
and the same for which they
charged $8 about the middle of
August. It is all said to have
been purchased at the same
orice.
They are reducing the price
now because they are overstock
ed and want to unload. They are
overstocked because the boost
ing of the prices cut down the
demand at the preserving sea
son, when it is usually the
strongest. El
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Road Overseers’ Certificates'.
Special to Independent.
Little Rock, Sept. 24.—Attor
ney General Moose holds that
under the law, the county elec
tion commissioners shall within
fifteen days after the election,
deliver certificates of election to
all persons elected road over
seer, and that they shall there
upon enter upon the discharge
of their duties. There is no
provision in the law requiring
the governor or county judge to
issue such certificates.
Order Wireless Station Closed.
United Press Dispatch.
Washington, D. C., Sept. 24.—
The Siasconsett, Massachu
setts Marconi wireless station
was ordered closed tomorrow
noon by Secretary of Navy Dan
iels as tiie result of the trans
mission of alleged messages
held not to have been neutral.
British Soldiers Aid Japanese.
United Press Dispatch.
Tokio, Japan, Sept. 24.—It is
officially announced that British
infantry from Hong Kong has
been landed to aid the Japanese
against the German fortified city
of Kiao Chou/''A large Japanese
expedition is alreadv there.
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PH ILADELPHIA, PA.