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Change from Weakncas
W to Strength by Taking
Druggist' Advice.
Fern. Ind. " I BuffM-ed (mm n AU.
placement with backncho und drncfjing
down pains so
l badly tbntnt times i
'I could not bo on '
my feet end It did
not seem as though
JJI could stand it I
"tricd difloront
(mcdlcinc3. without
any ucnent nnu i
several doctors
told mo nothing
but an operation
would do mo any
good. My drug
gist told mo of
Lvdla E. Pink-
hnm'n Vprrtnhln
aWK CM Compound. Itoolc
V A XWVl it with tlio result
( V x that nm now well
v N l and strong. I get
trp in tho morning at four o'clock, do my
housework, then go to a factory nnfl work
all day, coma homo and get supper and
fool good. I don't know how many of
my friends I have told whnt Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegctablo Compound 1ms
donoforme." Mrs. ANNA METEMANO,
86 West 10th St, Peru, Ind.
Women who suffer from any Buch nil-
AQts ehonld not fall to trv tills famous
root aYid herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vecetnblo Compound.
His Interpretation.
They were discussing the ninny In
terpretations of tlio mystic "1. V.
0-20." Each bail bud bis 111 tig except
the meek little man.
"I thought It was u klnda slogan the
profiteers had got up against us poor
pnbllc, meaning 'Poor Klsh.' "
"Well, but where does the 'fl-20'
corao In?" asked the guy with the fur
rowed brow.
"Why that means If sumpln's worth
0 writs wo gottu pay 20."
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications ns they cannot reach
the dlaeeod portion of the car. There Is
only ono way to euro Catarrhal Dcafnons,
and that Is by a constitutional remedy.
HALL'S CATAHIUI MEDICINE nets
through the Dlood on tho Mucous Surfaces
of tho System. Catarrhal DeafnesB Is
caueod by an lnflamod condition of tho
rpucoua ltnlnp or tho Eustachian Tube.
usWhrti this tube ts Inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and
when It Is entirely closed, Deafness la the
result. Unions the Inflammation can bo re
duced and this tubo restored to Us nor
mal condition, hearing may bo destroyed
forovcr. Many casos of Deafness are
caused by Catarrh, which Is an Inflamed
condition of tho Mucous Surfaces.
one iiTiNnnKD dollars for any
cas of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
bo cured by HALL'S catawui
MEDICINE.
All DrugBlsts 76c. Circulars freo.
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All Geraldlne's Fault.
Tho children hud quurreled frequent-
all dny. In the evening wo tnlked
It over nntl the little tot said, "I would
hAve stopped quarreling this morning If
Gerdldlno would have cauio gently
ut me."
" Cutlcura Kills Dandruff.
Anoint spots of dandruff with Cutl
cura Ointment. Follow nt once by a
hot shampoo with Cutlcurn Soap, if n
man; next morning if n woman. For
fr;o samples address, "Cutlcura, Dept
X, Boston." At druggists nntl by mall.
onp 25, Ointment 23 and 50. Adv.
Inconsistency.
"Did you ever notice," queried the
wlmost philosopher, "that n man wilt
Rtlck bis hand out to bee If it's ruin
ing and then become peeved If bo
catches a drop on It?"
Important to Mothora
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTOItIA, that famous old remedy
for lufants una cnuurcn, nnu see uini it
Signature ofLife
T) fn r 41 ft
In Uso for Over 30 l'eurs.
Children Cry for Fletcher's CaBtoria
The Same Number.
ToYniny (writing) Oh, 11111!
Ow
many h'ells In "Oenzollern?"
15111 Two h'ellH, same as In 'ell.
Camoullagc.
Happy is the home where Red Cros
Ball Ulue is lucd. Ruro to please. All
grocers. Adv.
Wi'nn n hmnntv tnnn ilnnsn't Innk It
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Don't Go From Bad to Worsel
Aro you always weak, miserable and
half-sick? Then it's time you found out
what is wronR. Kidney weakness
causes much Buttering from backache,
lameness, stiffness and rheumatic
pains, and If neglected, brings danger
of serious troubles dropsy, gravel and
Bright'a disease. Don't delay. Uso
Doo3 Kidney rills. They have
helped thousands and should help you.
A Kansas Cose
Mro. a. u. urn, t-2
CiarK St., uiay cen
ter. Kan., suva: "I
was all run down
from kidney com.
ntnlnt. I tried differ
ent remedies, but got
no bonellt. I was ox
tremely nervous and
was nil worn out.
Sharp twinges seized
mo in my back. My
Kidneys acted irregu
larly, un.l my limbs
swolW. Dlzry spells
and hcadachos nilded
to my suffering. When
I had almost given up
hone. I 'iscd Do.an'H
Kldnav rills nnd they Btrcngthoned
my kidneys and continued uso put mo
in Good health aenln."
Get Donnot Any Store, GOc nDox
DOAN'S'VSSi
FOSTER.MILBURN CO BUFFALO. N. Y.
W. N. U LINCOLN, NO. 41-1918.
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1. Some of tlio Arablun trmips of MudJiiK whit lmo lioeii helping Oi'iicrul Allcnhy '1 nn now rrcoRnlml
ns belllperonts by tlio allied governtiipnts. 2. The most Impurtnnt eectlon of Solln, eni al of Itulcnrln, to which
the Germans nrc nnld to hnvo nent u largo force. 3. (Jeicrul Krnnchet d'lpore.. tlu I h cotniiiuntler of tho
allied forces Hint conquered Itulgnrlu, nntl, at his rlKl.t, Oencnil Jonnno, coiiitnander ' iho Greeks In Serbia.
NEWS REVIEW OF
THE GREAT WAR
Kaiser's Back Wall Has Fallen
and His Front Wall Is
Crumbling Fast.
HINDENBURG LINE SMASHED
Bulgaria Surrenders Unconditionally
and Turkey Is Wobbling St. Qucn-
tn and Damascus Captured
Huns Preparing To Get
Out of Belgium.
By EDWARD W. PICKARD
Tlio kaiser put bis back to a wall In
tb vnln effort to check the allies
on the western front, nnd the wall
collapsed. Bulgaria surrendered, pruc
Wcally unconditionally; Turkey at
once put out pence feelers; Austria
Hungary cried for cessntion of the
war, and the Ukrainians rose In re
volt against the Huns.
Mennwl'ille the allies kept up tbelr
ceaseless hammering nt the kaiser's
front wnll tho Hlndenburg line nnd
by smashing through It nt many
points proved it was not the Impreg
nable system of defense thnt tho Ger
mans bad supposed it to be. From the
eea to Verdun tlio bnttle blazed day
and night, and the ofllclnl reports
showed nn almost 'unbroken series of
victories for tho allies. Tho Belgian
nrmy, assisted by British troops nnd,
unexpectedly, by n French nrmy,
Jumped Into the fray nt tho beginning
of the week, nnd, tnklng Dlxmude nnd
tho lmportnnt AVytscbnete ridge, ad
vanced swiftly ns far as Iloulers.
Thereupon the Huns began making
preparations that Indicated complete
withdrawal from Belgium. North nnd
south of Ln Bnssee cnnnl they were
In full flight, with the British close on
their heels, nnd ns Hoig's men ap
proached Lille the enemy begnn the
cvncuntlon of that city, the German
commander requisitioning nil menns
of trnnsportntlon to remove bis plun
der. Investing Roulers, the nllles gain
ed control of the railroad to the Ger
man submarine bnses at Ostend nnd
Zeebniggee nnd it wns reported tho
foe was removing his heavy guns from
the Belgian const nnd thnt the gov
ernor general of Belgium had In
structed the provincial governors to
send all their nrchlves at once to Brus
sels. Armentleres nnd Lens were aban
doned by the Huns Tuesday night.
ta
in tho nttnek on Cnmbrnl the Brit
ish, with whom an American contin
gent was fighting, met with desperate
resistance nnd hero and there suffer
ed a local reverse, but they could -not
bo long cheeked nnd pushed ahead
with dogged determination until tliey
had the city at their mercy. The Huns
burned vast quantities of stores In
their preparations for withdrawn!.
)nv
Next to the south comes tho St.
Quentln sector, nnd there the French
under General Debeney won n great
victory, capturing the city nfter tre
mendous fighting, which wns fiercest In
and about tho St. Quentln canal. This
plnco was one of the keystones of the
nindonburg line nnd Its enpturo as
sured the retirement of tho Germans
pn n wide front. Immediately north of
i St. Quentln tho British were cngnged
by enemy reserves of storming troops
nnd the fighting wns furious. But the
British succeeded InJirenUIng through
the German line on the Benuvolr-Wlnn-court
front nnd created n snllent thnt
greatly helped ln the capture of St.
Quentln by tho French.
Between the OIso nt Ln Fere nnd
the AIbiio tho French pushed on to
ward Laon nnd succeeded ln passing
beyond the elubomfo system of wnter
ways thnt comprised the chief defense
of the enemy and ranching open coun
try whero the tanks could opcrato to
ndvnntnge. North of Helms Foch's
troops drove tho Huns back to the Alsne
and tho Alsne-Mnrnu cnnnl, clearing
tho country north of tho Vesle nnd re
leasing n number of towns. They nlsn
gained the entire St. Thierry massif,
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In Champagne there was nn marked
change during the week, though both
the French nnd the Americans con
tinued to niovo forward. The Yankees
were up ngalust a hard proposition In
tho forest of Argonne, whero the dense
woods were full of innclilne gun nests
nnd the lighting was almost like n bat
tle In the dark. This style of warfare,
however, seemed to Tsult the Americans
nnd ln broken groups they battled
their way onward, passing beyond
Clerges and nlwnys keeping In contact
with the retreating enemy. For miles
they were hampered by the scarcity of
roads, the mud nnd the Innumerable
nnd bravely defended fortified shell
craters. They captured during tho week
great numbers of guns nnd quantities
of mnterinl, Including three big ob
servntlon balloons. On the left flank
of the Americans Gouraud's French
men fought their way northward with
the greatest lntrepedlty nnd cut off
the Germans opposing them from com
munication with their comrades ln the
Argonne forest region. If they can
keep up this ndvnnce the Huns In the
snllent pointing towards Helms will
line themselves In nn awkward pocket.
Tho Germans In this sector were fall
ing back to the so-called Krlcmhlld
line, nnd captured documents showed
they Intended to try to hold thnt lino
through the winter. The fact Is they
have no organized lino of defense be
tween It and tho French border. Tho
Americans In Champagne as well as
those In tho St. Quentln sector dis
played galluntry nnd dnsb that have
not been surpassed.
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The most spectncular exploit of tho
week wttB the raid on the Austrian
naval base at Durnzzo. American,
British nnd Itnllan wnrshlps mode
their way through tho mine Holds and
completely destroyed tlio base and all
the Austrlnn vessels In the harbor ex
cept a hospital ship. The only dam
ngo to the attacking force was tho
slight Injury of u British cruiser by u
torpedo.
The Bulgarians In signing the armis
tice submitted to every demand of tho
allies, which Included demobilizing
their nrmy and surrendering tho con
trol of all their menus of transporta
tion, besides breaking entirely with the
other central powers. They even said
they were willing to attack Turkey, ln
conjunction with the allies. Their
troops at once begnn withdrawing from
Serbia and nil their military supplies
were turned over to the forces of the
entente. The Internal situation ln Bul
garia was somewhnt confused, but tho
claims of Berlin thnt King Ferdlnnud
would remain faithful to the central
alliance seemed unfounded. However,
ho evidently feared for his own safety,
for ho was reported to have taken
refuge In a royal cnstlo near Vienna.
Naturally, It will bo some time before
the nllles can renp the full benefits of
the Bulgarian surrender in the way of
cutting across the "corridor to Bag
dad" nntl Isolating Turkey. Meanwhile
they continued tho tnsk of driving tho
Austrlnus and Germans out of Serbia.
It was said a large number of Ger
man troops wore sent to Sella to try
to force Bulgaria to retract her ac
tion, but these, If there, inoix likely
nre to be used In defending the com
munication with Constantinople. When
tho French, Serbians, Greeks and Ital
ians have advanced far enough to the
northward they probably will bo Joined
by great numbers of Southern Slavs
ant men of other races who hnvo long
waited for tlio chance to revolt agnlnst
Austria. The way will then be open
for an attack on tho dual kingdom
from the south.
ra
Though not yet olllclnlly confirmed,
there were various well authenticated
reports Inst week that Turkey had
Informally sought for Information ns
to tho terms on which she could mako
peace. Her condition Is desperate, for
Geuernl Allenby continued his victori
ous progress In Palestine nnd on
Tuesday occupied Damascus, tho Turk
ish base In .Syria, taking moro than
7,000 prisoners. With the British wns
a portion of the nrmy of Arabs of tin.
Hedjaz, now 'recognized by tho allied
governments as co-belligerents.
fti
Necessarlly nil this hnd great effect
In tho Teutonic nntlons. The excite
ment In Berlin approached panic and
the newspapers made no attempt to
conceal the gravity of tho situation.
The first concrete results were the'res-
Ignntlon of ( linncellor von Hcrtllnfif,
Vice Chnii'dlor von Payer and For
eign Minister von Hlntze, nnd tho In
vitation of m.( kaiser nnd of Kmpcroi
Charles to their people to participate
In tho govutnent. Luto In tho week
It wns ami. .need that the kaiser had
selected Piuue Maximilian of Bnden
for tho post of chancellor. He hns been
known as lund of the Delbrueck mod
erates nnd opposed to tho schemes of
tho pun-Germans, and It Is presumed
he will nuike great efforts to bring
about n negotiated peace. That, how
ever, Is Ju-t what the nllled nations
nre determined shnll not bo accom
plished, and their lenders and tho
press nlrcndy arc at work to show tho
people that unless the war Is carried
on until the Hun Is beaten to Ids knees
and forced to accept n dictated pence,
nil their sacrifices will hnvo been ln
vnln. The time Is ripe for tho silly sen
timentalists, secretly urged on by tho
friends of Germany, to pprlng tllclr
pleas of pity for tho defeated nnd of
tho benefits to be gained by ending
tho wur nt once by negotiation. But nil
this foolish and actually trcnsnnablo
talk will have no effect on those who
believe ln Justice nnd patriotism.
Ha
News from Russia nnd especially
from Serbln Is sennty und belated
these days. The most lmportnnt com
ing lately concerns tho nntl-bolshcvlk
government set up In Omsk. Minister
of Wnr Mlcluielov attempted to mako
himself dictator by forcing tho resig
nation of the cabinet nnd organizing nn
administrative council to succeed It
Tho council declared tho duma dis
missed, but thnt body refused to dis
solve, relensetl tho Imprisoned min
isters and put Mlchaelov under arrest.
Tho Czecho-SIovnk authorities thero
promptly put a strong military forco
in tho city and ended the attempted
coup.
In northern Russia the allies aro
making progress southward from Arch
ungel along tho Dvlna river, nnd Amer
icans are holding tho point fnrthest
south, only forty miles from Blelsk,
the bolshevik base.
A British expedition hns landed ln
Spitsbergen nnd seized tho Germnn
mining property nnd other plnnts
there, and the Immensely rich Iron nnd
conl deposits nlrendy aro being de
veloped rapidly.
ta-
The state department nt Washington
wns Informed of n big uprising of tho
Ukralnlnus ngnlnst the Germans, ln
tho course of which the Hnna lost 1,500
men and wero forced to evueunto two
cities. This uews, together with tho
knowledge that Itoumnnm wns about
ready to re-enter the war on tho sldo
of the allies, wns considered of great
military Importance. A Inrgo part of
tho population of Roumnrdn, led by tho
queen, has consistently refused to rec
ognize i he trenty of Bucharest by
which their country was robbed by tho
Huns. If they get Into nctlon ngaln,
tho plUit of Austria will be Indeed
most digressing to Austria.
jo,
The apparent determination of the
Gorman'' to destroy utterly every city
in FrniKi1 nnd Belgium that they aro
compel I'd to relinquish hns given rlso
to n gi-in-rnl demnnd that tho allied
govenuiK ats shall warn tho Huns thnt
for oui place wantonly destroyed n
city or town ln Germany will be laid
in ruins by them later on. Thnt Is tho
ouly kind of nrgument tho German can
understand. Secretary Lansing recog
nized this when, In response to tho
threat of the Germans to treat ns a
murderer every American captured
with a shotgun ln his possession, ho
told tin in thnt reprisals for snch no
tion wo'ild bo thorough nnd effcctlvo.
Tho British ulr bombers, by their re
prisal rnids 'on German cities, havo
ncnrly i"'t n stop to the nlr raids of
tho Hun- on undefended pluces. They
still tiH'H'k Red Cross hospitals, and
for su u hrutnllty tho nllles can mako
no reprl-il ln kind.
ic
on Monday tho master numbers ln
tho ne draft were drawn, President
Wilson tnklng the first from tho bowl.
Tho chisiflentlon of tho men Is pro
grossing well, but the sending of thoso
solectto" to tho training camps may bo
delayed by tho serious spread of tho
epldenu'- of Influenza. ItUorons meas
ures art' being adopted to check tho
disease, with prospects of success.
Considering Its nature, the number of
denths is not extrnordlnury.
PERUNA
Mado Mo a Well Man
Mr. Loriis Young, 205
Mcrrlmac St, Rochester, N.
Y., Yritc3:
"i" BufTorfld for thirty years
With rlironlo Iiorrrt (ruuMr, (om
nch trouble nod, eniorrh;i oC
tlio Jiorrok.-.
Wo.houfjh: a hotUn of I'imihn
and I took It fnltlifully, umV I
bnn to ,c:l better..
My wifo .normindod mo to con
tlnuo, and I took It for iraran
tlmo as dlrootoO. Son X mi n
Vrctl man."
aoth to Get What TUt Wanted.
"I thought you said when we began
this case In court," said the lawyer,
"that It wasn't the money you were
nfter, but the principle of the thing."
"I did say th , but what of It?"
"Do you still feel that way about
It?"
"Of course I do,"
"Well, In that event, since wo bavr
Just won n splendid victory, I'll keep
tho money the Jury nwartled you, and
you tuny have tho verdict."
Punk Breakfast Fruit
"Do you like pumpkin?"
"Not when It Is disguised ns canta
loupe." Boston Transcript.
A man with a conscience rarely gets
lonely. He's always got something to
nrguo with.
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For centuries nil over the world
GOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil hns nf
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distressing diseases of tho organs of
the body allied with tho bladder nnd
kidneys. Bloody or cloudy urine, ecd
Iment, or "brlckdust" Indicate nn un
healthy condition.
Do not delay a mlnuto If your bnclc
dies or you nro soro across tho loins
or have dllliculty when urlnntlng. Go
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Tho first slen of stomach misery
usually comes after over-cntinp;.
Tho doctors call it "superacidity .
Tho people say "sour stomach".
Millions of pcoplo who hnvo lost
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nearly all tho time nervous, irrl-
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Bcvcro headache,
insomnia, ana a
lomr train of physi
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dumbfounded, to
learn that it is just
an acid-stomach that
iscausintr them all their
misery. Yet in nearly
ntno cases out or ten mat ts
just where tho troublo starts.
Now n Bour, acid-stomnch, or "aup
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As Age Advances
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Prklwlsasar nrPlo Pnr-ac usually Indicate the abaence of Iron to
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Tho Fountain of Youth.
Knlcker A man is ns old as ho L
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Docker As old ns ho looks In
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unl-
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"IIow do they ilglit organization bat
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So Smarting Just Hre Comfort, q) cents at
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WWINK EVE UESIKDX CO..CUICAUU
B
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years with
stomach
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.hcmorrliuges of tlio hovrch.
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You can prevent this loathnomo dlacaso frmn lunnlntr
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Recognized.
Private Buller t former press actit,
doing sentry dul) Haiti Who goi
there?
Private Leggrtt (former reporter)-
Illstl Joe, could you slip me two on
the nlslo for Monday night?
Prlvnte Buller Pass, (lend I Buffalo
Kxpress.
Now What Did He Mean?
Willie "Hello, Sammle; Jer pop
huftn register?" Summit' Naw; wo
got steam heat at our house."
For genuine comfort nnd lasting pleas
tiro uso lied Cnns Hall Blue on wash day.
All good grocers. Adv.
Some foolish people play with fir
Just to see whether It will burn them.
Self-preservation Is n duty.
box of Imported GOLD MEDAL nnni
lem Oil Capsules. They nro pleasant
and eusy to tnke. Kiicli capsule con
tains about ono dose of live drops.
Tako them Just like you would nny
pill. Tnke n small s.vallow of wnter
If you want to. They dissolve ln tho
stomnch, and tho kidneys soak up tho
oil like n spongo does wnter. They
thoroughly clennso nnd wash out the
bladder and kidneys und throw off tbo
Inllnmiuntlon which Is tho cause of
tho trouble. They will quickly rellevn
those stiffened Joints, that backache,
rhcumntlsm, luiiibngo( sciatica, gall
stones, gravel, "brickdust," etc. They
nro nn effective remedy for nil dls
enses of tho bladder, kidney, liver,,
stomnch nnd nllled organs. Yonr
druggist will cheerfully refund your
money If you nre not sntlsfled nfter a
fow days' use. Accent only tho pure.
orlglnnl GOLD MEDAL Hnnrlcm Oil
I Capsules. None other genuine AdT.
I
I
rquickly and thoroughly. It makes
tho Btomach pure, sweet, cool and
comfortable Ithr'piyoutoirctfullitrenirth
out of every mouthful of food you eat: nd
unlrsi you do get full vtrength from your
food you cannot enjoy rubuit, vigorous
health.
EATONIC Is in tablet form. They
ploaaant Uetlnir Jutt liko bit of candr
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now quickly your gen
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how much you relish
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ladlir cited how soundly
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EatonlollemedyCo. 1018 Wnbaih Ave., Chicago,
the Liver Requires
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