DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD; DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
WHEN THE GERMANS REACHED THE NORTH SEA
ENGLISH WOMEN AS MOUNTED NURSES
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troubled with
catarrh of tho
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It and wroto to
tho doctor, who answerad my letter
promptly. I began taking treatment
ob soon as possible. Tongue cannot
express how I at rtered. I feel grate
ful for what U.e doctor has dono
for me, and would not do without
Peruna. I now cnjdy as good health
' air-ever. I find It has Improved my
health so much that I will recommend
It to any one cheerfully."
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Constipation
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Prompt Relief Permanent Cure
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SMALL TILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE.
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until tho lid is off.
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Woman riders of Great Britain liavo organized tho Women's First Aid NurBing Yeomanry corps to holp Uiof
fighters In tho Hold. Tho photograph shows somo of tho mombora of tho corps riding across open country.
RUSSIANS PRAYING BEFORE FIGHTING
Above, German infantry, deflected from Ghent and Druges, passing through Blankenburghe, Just outside Ostend
Below, the kaiser's infantry which entered Ostend. marching along the sands of tho North sea at that port, which
they hoped to utilize ns a baso of operations against England.
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hyps and Utnirulitrd Uyrlld: ha hinnnlm:
JLSt Hie Comfort Wrltn lor Hook of ttio Kyu
by tull I'ruu Jlurluu Kro lletneUr Co.. Chicago.
. At the Ball.
"How was last night's affair?"
"Twenty practiced tho tango and
ono couple danced it."
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Important to mowers
Examine carefully every bottlo ol
CASTORlA,o.safoandsuro remedy for
infants and children, ana seo mat u
Bears tho
Signature of
,lmUso l'or Over 30 Years.
Children Cry ior Fletcher's Castoria
. . Queer.
"Povrty is no crime," observed tho
Sage.
t'.'Maybe not," added the Fool. "But
-It-is ah. ays punished by hard labor."
These Draws.
Cpl. S'igismund L.- Goodwin, tho
well-known tactician, said at a dinner
in vLincoln:
"A good deal of tho war news that
from Berlin no less than that from
London, Paris and Petrograd reminds
mo irrcflstibly of little Willie.
'"Papa," said little Willie, looking
up from tho Evening Bulletin's extra
special, 'papa, what is a drawn bat
tle?' "'A drawn battle, my son,' the fa
rther replied, 'Is ono wherein the en
. emy w ins.' "
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Officers of tho famous Proobrojensky regiment of tho Russian army kneeling in
before going into action.
LOADING A FRENCH GUN WITH A CRANE
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prayer for tho dlvlno blessing
DRIVER OSBORNE
The Surprise Ending.
Two young men, "Mr. Smith" and
"Mr. .loner.." were talking at a danc
ing paity when a pretty young woman
rasped and spoko to "Smith."
"Gee." taid "Jones," "who's that? I'd
like to meet her."
"You can," said "Smith;" "She'B a
relativo of mine." Tho Introduction
followed. "Jlouea" was enthusiastic
and captured a couplo of dances. Then,
fueling better acquainted, ho urged
her to permit him to accompany her
heme. ' .
"But, :ou see, I must go with my
husband," she said.
"Your husband I" ejaculated "Jones."
"WhrVs he?"
"Why, ho Introduced us; didn't you
know?" she asked, Innocently. Exit
, "Jones."
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Among tho many women of the
British nobility who are giving their
services to the Red Gross is Lady
Lethbridgd, who established a hospital
at Calais, where thousands of wound
ed Belgians and Germans aro cared
for.
Countess Grey has converted hor beautiful homo, Howlck castle. North
umberland, into a hospital for wounded British and Belgian soldiers, and sho
attends them with hor two daughters. Tho photograph shows Sorgt. Josoph
Jacobs of the Tlrlomont regiment showing his wounds nnd narrating his
experiences to two of the workers at Howick castlo. He is only elghtcon
years old, but was In every engagement of the Belgians from Liego to Mallnes.
TROOPS OF THE CZAR IN TRENCHES
So heavy are tho Bholls fired by somo of tho French field pieces that they
have to bo loaded into tho gun by means of a crane, which Is a part of tho
equipment of tho great englno of death. Tho gun Is set in what is known as
n well and tho gun carriago works on whools bo that tho recoil carries it
backward on a smooth platform.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES S. WHITMAN
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DOCTOR KNEW
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i'-Tho doctor who has tried Postun.
iknows that it is an easy, certain, and
.'pleasant way out of tho coffco habit
and all of the alls following and ho
prescribes it for his patients as did a
physician of Prosportown, N. J.
Ono of his patients says:
"During tho summer Just past I suf
fered terribly with a heavy feeling at
tho pit of my stomach and dizzy lecl
ings in my head and then a blindness
would come over my eyes so l would
havo to sit down. I would get so nerv.
ous I could hardly control myfeollngs
"Finally I spoke to our family physi
cian about It and ho asked if I drank
much coffeo and mother told him that
I did. Ho told me to immediately 3top
drinking coffeo and drink Poatum in
Its place, an ho and his family hail
used Postum and found it a powerful
rebuildcr nnd delicious food-drink.
"I hesitated for a timo, disliking the
Idea of having to glvo up my coffee, but
finally I got a package and found it to
bo all tho doctor said.
"Since drluklng Postum In place of
coffeo my dizziness, blindness and
nervousness are all gono, my bowels
are regular nnd I am well and strong.
That is a short statement of what
Postum has dono for me."
Namo given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich, Read "Tho Road to Well
ville," in pkgB.
Postum comes In two forms:
Regular Postum must bo well
boiled. 15c and 25c packages.
Instant Postum is a soluble pow
der. A teaspoonful dissolves quickly
in a cup of hot water and, with cream
and sugar, makes a delicious hover
ago Instantly. 30c and COc tins,
Tho cost per cup of both kinds is
about the same.
"Thero's a Reason" for Postum.
sold by G.occrs
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Driver Osborno of L battery, Roy
al Horse artillery, is likoly to receive
tho Victoria Cross for conspicuous
bravory. Tho battery was surprised,
by tho Germans, ovory officer and
most of tho men were killed or wound-
cd, and all but ono of tho guns put
out of action. Osborno and two oth
ors stuck by tho remaining gun and
silenced tho German pieces ono by ono
until finally tho enemy retreated.
COLONEL BRODGES
Tho success of tho Russians In Austria is said to bo due largely to tho
precision with which thoy aro moved from ono position to unother. A do
taelimeut of tho Infantry Is here shown in tho trenches.
Sir Hiram Maxim, the tamous In
ventor, chopping up pork to ho used
in his gift to the Canadian troops,
which consists of 25,000 one pound
tins of pork nnd beans, prepared by
himself and cooked by tho method fol
lowed by tho lumbermen of Cannd.
King Albert of Belgium shows quali
ties of grit and endurance that would
huvo made him a star on the football
Hold In his younger days.
aDe.BSOPrlBoners In Germany.
Ixmdon. A Router dispatch from
Amsterdam sayn that, according to
Berlin newspapers received there, tho
number of war prisoners In Germany
up to October 21, aggregated 29C.8G9,
Including C.401 officers. Of these It Is
said that there aro 2,472 French offi
cers and 140,807 men, 2.1C4 Russian
plllcers and 104,524 men, 517 Belgian
officers nnd 31,378 men and 218 Brit
ish officers and 8.C09 men.
mont now has supplemented this or
der with nnother forbidding tho sale
of alcoholic drinks similar to o-bflluue.
War to Put Lid on Absinthe.
Paris. Permanent prohibition of
tho sale of absinthe and kindred alco
holic boverages in Franco may bo a
result of the war. Transportation
and salo of absinthe were forbidden
when tho war began, and tho govern-
Honor for Undersea Chief.
Berlin. Captain Wcddlgen, com
mander of tho Oorman submarines
U9 which sank tho British cruisers
Hoguo-Abouklr, and Crcssy In tho
North sea and has boon active other
wise, has received tho decoration of
tho Ordro Pour lo Morlto.
Charles S. Whitman, tho governor-elect of New York, and Mrs. Whitman,
photographed at Lakowood, N. J., where thoy went to recuperate after their
successful campaign.
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WHAT INFANTRYMEN CARRY ON CAMPAIGN
The Infantryman ut Rouen who said
tho 0G pounds he had on his back was
too much said what ho felt rather than
what he know. Tho actual wolght Is
rather less than half that. Tho car
tridges in his ammunition pouch weigh
9 pounds, his accoutermonts 8 pounds
4 ounces, the contents of his pack
10 pounds ounce, while his food
store, consisting of the "omorgoncy ra
tion" and water, together weigh C
Dounds 13'4 ounce i'lklng u tottil
of 35 pounds 14 J,4 ounces. In addition
to these "packages" ho has a rifle and
a bayonet, which on tho march ho
carries as ho likes, and In a battle
as tho enemy dlsllkos; togothor
thoy wolgh 10 pounds 8 ouncos. So,
Instead of staggering along with 90
pounds, ho actually carries 40 pounds
4 ouneoH.
Cossack Cloak and Joffro Hct.
Paris. Tho Joffro hat nnd Cossack
cloak are dollnito features of Paris
winter fashions. The hat Is mado of
dark velvet. It is round and llat
with a peak. The cloak Is heavy and
loose, ending at tho knoes.
game slnco they haVo been brought
into active nervlco with the armies
I in tho field. This consists of count-
1 Inn' Ihn niitnlinr of bullet holOH In
1 tholr machines aftor tho Mights of tho
Each bullet holo Is marKod wuu
EMPRESS EUGENIE AS NURSE
Uses Her Home as Hospital and Per
sonally Supervises Care of
Officers.
London. Although tho Empress
Eugenlo is almont 80 years old, sho Is
taking tho greatest interest In tho
war and has sot asldo an entire wing
of her house at Fnrnborough Hill for
tho uso of wounded officers, Several
injured olflcors aro now recuperating
there and tholr aged hostess person
ally supervises tholr care.
Her estato is near tho great camp
at Aldorchot, which King Georgo nnd
Queen Mury visit frequently. Prac
tically all of Empress Eugonlo's men
eervantB havo joined tho army In
Franco. Nevertheless, she entertains
many of the distinguished military
men who vUlt AlderBhot, apologizing
for her plain faro and explaining that
hor cooks havo moro important work
now than preparing food for an aged
ompress and hor guests.
Britain Increases Pensions.
London. A whlto paper will bo is
sued announcing a substantial in
crease in tho pcnslonB for disabled
soldiers, but it will not concede 1
weekly, which has been asked. The
childless widow will receive 7b 6d
wcokly and may qualify for an old
ago pension. The additional pension
for a first child Js 5s weekly and a
half-crown each week for tho next
threo. For tho fifth child and onward
2s oach is allowed weekly. Thus a
widow with flvo children would got
22s each wook.
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SCHOOL TEACHER OF FRANCE A WAR HERO
New Game of French Aviators.
'Iho Irrrc'i avlatos have a ucw
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red chalk so that It cannot bo count
ed In tho next day's scoro. vfho rec
ord at prosont 1b held by ono of tho
blrdmon, who counted 37 bullet IioIcb
In his aeroplano nfter a flight. He la
allow od lo bo the "record man du
monde," rnd, accoidlng to his fellow
tiM.itors b' has earned tae title
Paris, Not all hcroos aro Boldlors.
From a prlvatu letter Is gleaued tho
following account of tho conduct of
a cortulti school tenchor. In tho battle
of August 29 ho aided in caring for
tho wounded nnd helped to encourage
the French soldiers. Though himself
wounded by a plcco of shell, ho con
tinued, to administer tho nffalra of
tho vIlhiBo whonco the officials had
IK'd When tho Germans enlorod ho
.'i" mado a uonr and wnn threat-
..A.i -...Ifli ilnnllt hut tin urns rnlpRHed
and ralslod a column of Prussians, this
facilitating tho retreat of tho Forty
fourth French Infantry. Obtaining
nnrtnlflslnn from tlio Gormans to
gather tho dead and wounded, he
helped to bury tho bedloa. Ho se
cretly Interred 30 Gorman BhollB and
numerous belts of mitrailleuse ammu
nition. Ho tended tho wounded with
euch skill and firmness that tho Ger
mans thouKht him a surgeon.
Colonel Brodgea of tho British army
has been highly praised for his
bravery in action, has been decorated
by tho French government with tho
ribbon of tho Legion of Honor, and Is
slated to receive the Victoria Cross
and tho Distinguished Servlco order.
When tho namd of a now town
that's spelled chiefly with consonants
bobs up In tho press dispatches, what
can a harassed telegraph editor do but
shut his eyes and hope for tho best?
Dutch Provide Pleasant Quarters.
Tho Dutch have chosen pleasant
places tor tho internement of the Eng
lish who bavd been forced to cross
Into tholr neutral territory. Gron
ingen is a town of Quo houses and
wide, clean etreets, in which enough
sixteenth-century houses remain to
give it an old-world air. Gardens and
promenades abound and in tho con
ter lies a group of opon spaces, chief
among them the largo market squaro,
in which tho French republicans Ulan
ed their tree of liberty In 1795.