davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13
At Spencer Square.

The last performances OF the THE
Cold Deck with William S. Hart.
are scheduled for the Spencer Square
theatre tonight after which for two
days there comes Harry Morey and
Corinne Griffith in Vitagraph's sensa-
tional success. Who Goes There?"
Mr.. Harris stay in The Cold Deck
has brought out many Hart fans who
realize that he is the only one among
the western character actors who is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13

Spencer Square-Sessue Hayawaka
in The Secret Came: Mack Senuett
comedy, The Pullman Bride"
Msjestic-Francis X Bushman and
Beverly Bayne in THE Voice of Con-
science; also a Drew comedy.
Fifth Ayenue-Mary Miles Minter in
"Lovey Mary"
Black Hawk-0rmi Hawley in The
American Prince; also a comedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13
NEMSN0TES9 -MnELAND
@ 1UDAISY DEAN HzEE
DV DAISY DEAN

vent OF Nearly Married. her newest
film makes as little difference.
The secret lies in the color OF her
hair and eyes and the accident is
purely Photographic. Look at Madge
Kennedy on the screen and you find a
sloe eyed beauty with the blacklist Of
hair. See her out shopping and you
find eyes OF the richest brown and
hair OF auburn. geographically and
physically she is brunette; but
there are brunettes and brunettes. and
here is one that the camera gives a
disguise which Sherlock Holmes him.
self might envy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13

necessary to amputate the member.
He was taken 10 st Anthony's hospi-
tai. Neffitt was at work on a drop
hammer. when In some manner he got
his hand into the machine. The thumb
was cut off and the finger and feshy
part of the hand badly mangled,
Frederick ". kolis, te7 Thirtieth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13
BTRNTD IN FFFIGY.

Madison. Wis, Dec 13.-The stu
dents of Wisconsin university held a
big meeting last night to show
their loyalty TO the government. AT
its close an etfigy of Senator La Fol
lette was burned on the campus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13
NEXT SWISS HEAD.

Berne. Switzerland. Dec. .ls.Th.'
indications are that DIR. F. Calonae,
will be elected president of the :.
public for 1915 by the Joint session !,
the councils. DR.. Calender is naw
minister of the interior.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13
Illinois Theatre.

Vaudeville-Two shows daily at 2:sS
aud SIZE. Three shows Saturday and
Sunday at $500; 1880 and 900 p. NJ
Change OF bill Sunday and Thursday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13
MAY LOSE HIS HAND
AS RESULT MISHAP

William Neffitt, an employee OF the
Rock Island Pillow company, had his
hand so badly crushed while at work
yesterday afternoon that it may be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13
The Columbia.

YaudeyilleTTwo shows daily at 2:45
and S:15. Three shows Saturday and
Sunday at 400; 1880 and 900 p. m.
Change OF bill Sunday and Thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13
In The Movies.


Spencer Square William s Hart
in The Cold Deck; Pathe weekly.
Majestic Marguerite Clark in
Babs Matinee Idol; news weekly.
Fifth Avenue-Gladys Lisle in IAN
Amateur Orphan
Black Hawk-Vivian Reed in THE
Princess of Patches; Pathe news.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-13

street, was painfully injured at lo:45
last night when he fell on a slippery
walk He was removed to his home
In the city ambulance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Triae|phia Boy Is
Shot While Hunting
FRANK HAYES OF TRIADELPE1A
IN SERIOUS CONDITION AT OHIO
VALLEY HOSPITAL
Gnu Discharge When Boy Fell-Ftrst
Hunting Accident Of This
ScnsoE

Frank NawrS. 81 Triadclrha, Is ly-
ing in Il serious condition 1T III" ''hl''
Valley General hospital suffering rom
runShnt wounds Perceived! I"*t"t dhY.
while u" and another hoy were huItinS
near Dallas on th.' Dallas road flunE
HnwrS was shot hy his "wn Gun FhHn
nc frll. the shot entering his lett *h""i-
der and neck.
Young lInw'$ wh" - *i\ir"n years 81
aur AMI Claude Farmer ais" "f TTiad' :
mia wrr,. hunting rnhlitS when th" &c
tid..nt orcurr'"i. According :" Farmer.
Frank Huw,'%. clipped oil - ""I ire" r'"''
and fell. th- kun m..nE DISCHARGED ~
II f..n. S,v'r;l PERSONS Wiz mar" 'Ii''
Sh"; AMI h"arIn; i'nrim"r '"H!l'nt Toy
h"ln. rushed Ia ihr rln'" an! r"h""r''i
first aid. wh,l" another prr:rH hhd ''!i-
cd for a d"cl,I. ilawrS Imm"d'al"I! MAJ
removed I" ia" hospital
Frank HAYES j. TIA" SuH ii carl W.
lIayv"s AMI until - few weeks aE" WAS
a student ~ tho TriaI'lrh!n district
h,gh schu"l IT, vas "r" If ~" most
prominent boys If M "u; thu pike SEC
tlnn u wa. stated - III" h"SIilal las
-yruiur H.. w3t., rstinE as well as '"G'd
L.. '.Nr'"'''i.
THIS - ii,- irst serious hunting A'cl-
dent 81 ihI> NrHr. III ;hi% NI"iuiiI.
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I. S. Making Ready for
3 More Years of War

WASHINGTON. My 2a.-HiGh Ad-
minlstration officials and military ana
naval experts agree with the views Of
British strAtcGists. thar the war can
not hc ended in victory 1t an carl? date
II Is hctrayinE no secret IN say th"
American war machine IS being erected
on u lhrc"-yenr basis and with provlS-
ion for extending that tim" II need he.
No rrspsible official in Washington
expects tn" war 10 end this year. The
Russian and Italian situations have
greatly complicated matters. Even
without those vital developments
American military experts did not So
rlcusly consider the possIhilit: that VIC
tory would be won before the fall OF
1915
Secretary Of War Baker has said TO-
pnat"dIy that the war will end WHOM
VIC win it
This IS Il fair summary nf IN" views
Of all high officials and military ana
naval experts.
The statements In tho New York
World today are both timely and illum-
mating" said 4 military expert OF nigh
rank Our friends on n" other SID"
nrrd have no fear that The United
States will be mislcad. W" have al
ready had too many lllNS'ratiohS Oh ''ri
man deceit and camuuf3aGc 10 be- fooled
again.
Prom the outset we have nurSnh no
Illusions MS To the duration OF tho var
For a time there appeared to be hope
that tho alliance between the four con-
trail powers might b. broken. This has
long since passed. We can win the war
only ny defeating Germany.
II do not hclicvc economic conditions
in Germany arc rs bad as Lord Sydcn-
ham pictures them. VIZ cannot c"nSolH
Ourselves on that point and Il" :" VII >
any d"grrG' OF safety. The allied block
ad" of Germany hnS not hhu lfr Hc7
sired effect Of starving hHr. and do
no, EXPECT Ia SOC Germany starved into
submission. We must heat Tho kaiser
into submission. using In" implements
which he fashioned and with which h"
PLANNED world domini"u..
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AL|ENISTS TO FACE
CONTINUED from First Pn3e.)


Cured. Tn" allmen'. they say pro-
dur"S III impairment OIL the MIMI
IhrH" doctors. on" oi 'hehl III
alirnlSl oi "rkroWleHSrh' standing
have testified That Mrs. i)eSahlIrs eS-
hibi'"d symptoms o. II marked 'hypo-
thyroid rondi'l"n' when they exam
inrd ll"r few days after tn" shoot
im". Their declarations from the
witness stand cnnSli!ui" an important
part Of TIE Young Chilean womans
defense.
Specialists in III" reading Of May
photographs may also b" called at the
district attorneys instance 10 CONTRA
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IMPORTANT CHANGES
OF HIGHER OFFICIALS
Of THE B. & 0. ROAD

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. c9.-lmport-
ant changes have been made among the
higher officials OF the Baltimore and
ohio railroad according Ia statement
issued Ivy Arthur W. Thompson. VICE
president.
o. l.. McTarty. tn" present passenger
tralfir mana ger. will become general
passenger representative.
w. Il. Galloway. general passenger
agent Of lines east, Will become pas
;S"rS"r traffic Ina/agcr to succeed Mr..
M'''%rty.
". L. Loves. assistant general pas
S"nGrr. agent. will become general pas
stnE"r agent Of the system. with de-
ru"l ,iuii"S.
Archibald Frye. freight traffic man
aG':r At thu EASTERN lines. Will become
assistant general freight manager. in
charge Of freight traffic OF the sys-
TEN.
Colder Shumarc. assistant general
fr"irht agent. will become general
freight agent. The appointments take
effect Saturday.
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BERLIN. Via London. Nov. %
Count George F. Won Herhing. the
imperial German chancellor. told the
Reichstas today. that he was ready 10
enter into peace negotiations as soon
as the Russian gorernpent sends re-
representatives. having full powers TO
Berlin.
Il hope and WISH he said. that
these efforts will soon take definite
shape and bring us peace.
Respecting Poland, Lithuania and
Courland. Count Won Hertlins said:
I'VE respect the right of self-deter-
mination Of their peoples. We expect
they will give themselves a consutu-
tional form of government correspond
ing to their conditions
The chancellor presented himself be-
fore the reichstag today and delivered
a long speech, in which he dwclt upon
all the current problems OF the internal
and external situations. After some
persona! observations on the war. tn"
chancellor referred 20 the home politics
of the empire, abiding {" the idcntifl-
cation OF the Prussian franchise pro-
posal and the governments new meas
urcs which extend social and political
legislation in Germany. and. in regard
70 the maintenance OF a censorship. pro
fessed himself. in contradistincti"n to
the stand Of entente powers. in favor OF
a liberal conception OF the right Of free
opinion.
After an affecting appeal for unity %
thu. internal front. the chancellor spoke
about as follows on the general pollt-
cal world situation:
Il have taken over from my highly
honor.d predecessors in offir" precious
heritage namely. to cherish our friend
ship with Austria hungary. Turkey and
Eul-ar:;. Our alliances with these
three, states were concluded on differ
vnt dates. hut their aim is common
tn. realization OF national ideals. Tn"
safeguarding Of our territorial posses
sions and the wardinE off of enemy at-
tacks. Tho prc-.min"nt nature Of This
ain, has Stnclnd our resolution in tho
Inng and bloody struggle and will sus-
tain us until the end is in sight.
Our faithful allies. to whom "" have
been drawn in defense of our most sac
rfd possessions. ard in combina ton Nth
whom, deeds Of neon parable grea tness
have hcsn performed on the hattl"hoids
and n home. have my gratitude and
adm iration.
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AMERICAN OFFICERS
! ON ITALIAN FRONT

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTHERN ITALY. We'd, Nov. %
(By the Associated Press)-Brisacler
General Scriven, OF the United States
army. accompanied by an aide and
the American military auache at
Rome, has arrived al headquarters TO
study the Italian situation and make
n series of reports 10 the American
government. Major C. NJ. p. Murphy.
head Of the American Red Cross N
Europc, also is here to coordinate the
work Of his organization. General
Scriyen was received by King Victor
Emmanuel who invited him TO dinner
where the situation was discussed al
length.
hrports from the front sho" that
the enemy is still persistent but that
little is left of his former vigor OF
attack and he IS resortinE 10 the Old
device of cunning. The. Germans have
posted placardS in Italian. reading:
italians. we have crossed the de-
lenses Of the Piavr. Your defense is
useless"
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IS MINERS
IMPRISONED

CHRISTOPHER. Ills. Nov. 70
Eighteen miners are believed to nave
been imprisoned in the new North Mine
Of the Old Ben Coal Corporation here.
following an explosion in the mine to-
night.
The explosion wrecked the main
shaft and also the airshaft. The men
in tho mine were caught on the GOO
foot level.
Rrsrucrs are 1T work trying to reach
the jmprisoncd men. AT midnight they
had made their way 500 feet down the
shaft.
\. r. Morcy, an official OF the coal
company. said tonight that he had little
hope nr bringing out the imprisoned
men alive.
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MARVELLOUS ESCAPE
Continued from First Page.)

engaging four enemy craft and ac-
rouutirc for one before O'Brien was
shot through the upper lip. He Tell
with his damaged airplanc from
heich, of 5000 feet OBrien says ne
cannot explain why he was not killed.
When he regaincd consciousness ne
was in a German hospital.
Later the lieutenant spent three
weeks ut prison camp at Courtrh
before he was started for the interior
Of Germany. There were three othe1
prisoners under strong guard III
his compartment, when O'Brien. as a
rus. had the window opened by coh-
planning ct the smoke.
Ehr train was now so miles inside
Germany. and travelling at so miles
IN hour, hut O'Brien decided 10 take
Il desperate chance. He jumped from
the train SHINING the whole side or
his face. reupening the wound IN MS
lin and losing consciousness. 1t was
about 4 o'clock in the morning and the
darkness shielded him. When he re-
covered he was lying in a field.
u Days Fugitive.
Then for - days he was fugitive,
travelling only ut night. He trudgeu
through the fields and swan rivers
and canals in Germany. Luxembourg
and Belgium before he reached the
Tiu,rh frontier At the time Of his
hight he had u piece Of sausage. on
which he sub<istc,i for several days,
after which his sole sustenance con-
sisted of 'urnipS and other vegetables
found in fields.
ORricri did not know tho German
language. but ha used L little french
ON 4 kindly Belgian. who was so nap
nv 10 meet an American in British uni.
form that ne sheltered him for several
days.
The Belgian then gave him Old
clothes to cover his uniform and NJ
rrctcd him 10 the nearest route 10 the
frontier. O'HTi"n swan the river
Mru<r, near Namur. and the next day
wa< CHALLENGED ny German SentinelH,
who decided h. was a peasant.
His Narrow Escape.
Rur his narr0wrSi escape was re-
served for his last day rs fugitive,
when ne could see Dutch territory.
To cirrumvrnr the charged wires,
O'Bricn bull, 4 hrii@" in nearby
wood and threw il across the wires.
Ru il broke under his weight ana
O'Hr!on received 4 shock which ne
SAYS h. ran still feel. When he re-
covered he dug with his bare hands a
tunnel unler III" wire. and. although
il was SLOW progress, after several
hou-s b" had d hole big enough 10
crawl through. which he did. unoo.
served.
Even then OBricn was not sure ne
was in Dutch territory. 30 hr con-
ccrIed himself in Il hay NOV until tho
next morning When daylight came
the first Thing he saw WAS people max
ing wnodrn shoes. He then walked
OUT into IN" open and hurried TO the
nearest British consul. who arranged
for his transportation tn London.
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ITALIANS ATTACK
CONTINUED from First Page.)

out respect to age or sex. to work on
fnrtt,ira;ious of the TaEliamento. III"
l,f; hank of the Piave and the Canorc
zones.
\ German officer taken prisoner. the
diSratchcs say. confirms that flh"c'-
burg had personal charge of the drive
into Italy.
"Accnrding TO his plan" says the dis
rai,.i.,. -, ''tir:"ral cunrad's army was
TO roll down like m avalanche on liic
Settle Comuni plateau while the armies
Of krphatiu and Won Below we"" 10
pour into the Brrnta valley. surffIo'int
the mountainous barrier and descend IN
20 the fertile Venetian plains. Inc '"Ea-
mcnrcin"ut Of tho colossal ullcn$lN" *
set for the fourteenth OF November with
the arrived Of AuSlru-ti"r,:in i'1"s'a 81
Castel gomb"rto but the italian lSSis-
lance before Mclctta and Gallo upset
the plans Of Hindcnburg.
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NaV Took TuoS,

NdNJ WIN bSS'
w.. hrdl hrdlu mhm Inn hmhmli
"The Nav Department has com
mandeercd IS per cent. ct The .soa-So'
ms tugs owned by the Reading Rail.
way" says the committees state
ment. which has caused congestion
on rail lines, due to the inability 10
move coal through all rail routes.
In view CT these conditions, the COM
mittce asked Chief Engineer Black
and Fuel Administrator Garfield to
take stops 10 furnish moro sra-coln"
tugs. and also steamers for The deep
harbors Of the northern coast.
The telegram sent by the commit,
tee TO the Great Lokcs steamship
companies fol!nwS:
"In view Of Inc relief which wat"1
transportation on the Great Lakes al
fords to the conScSted railroads in IN"
eastern territory. your corporation l.
solicited in an effort TO extend IL"
season Of navigation rs long - II i
nnSsiblc. Please advise II" aiii'u!"
Of v0nr campany. and what, II any,
action is necessary to secure CnnrlnH.
alton OF light house and signal S'rv-
ice"
Tho committee was. uncertain TO-
night as 10 future sessions, bUi Nom
hers said that another m"rtin" would
Drobablv be- held tomorrow.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
Redemption Of Bonds

Tho following number ot Ohio County
Bonds of tho $40 ~ & loan nave oeen
drawn and will be redeemed by the Ger
man Bank in the City OF Wheeling on
the LIST day OF December. 1917.
Seven bonds Of S50n.00 each numbered
Interest On the above bonds WILL cease
on December LIST. 1917.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF TIE COUNTY OF OHIO.
BY CHARLES o. EPllLlN,
President
AttcSte:
Clerk.
n-oo-24-o7-30
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ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

John Webster. col"r"d. attempted to
commit suicide last might At his home
on Erltcnstcin Lam. Martins Ferry. 10y
cut.iu: his throat with II razor. lnit h'S
hear; failed him n IN" last Erlu'L;'' y"
told pr. r. r. M"sS"rlE. WI" was called
I" attend him. and tn" result w"s =
slight cash In the throat about haif
inch ln.E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30
Maxi1ualtsts Loading.

Petrograd. Nov. 29.--kcturns in the
election for the constituent assembly
have not yet been completed. but 8" taT
tn. Maximalists are far in the lead
One hundred and ten out OF l?'diStrlctS
IN rctrnSrad give til" NHimailstS gu
0Gh votes. the Constitutional Democrats
los. onH and tho Socialist RcrnlutIonar-
les S0.hnO.
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FOR SALErFarms.

Eos. sIIE-ohio f.rn A good farm Of 1851 acres
Tn. farm hos three miles wes Of Cooivtlle and
ls miles from ParkersburS. on good road OF part
nIts IT,. farm !, we'll tlnlsrcd ard well wa:rFcd-
viii OF soft water al the house: good two stoJ frame
bouss pi-h, rooIns barn and other buildings:
tor, tind, NJ t-li. Farm can be bought for $1,000.
M !sss For particulars address Martha Boyce. Frost
Ohio, F. D. No. L n-o-h
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SUSPICIOUS NEGRO

CorbrliuS I'nu.i, N;"r. If t"i"iGhuS t.
negro. ;,H:: arrested ny OFFICER liiukI'-
man. last might and locked up III IN"
city pri-"... ru Il charge OF being SEs~
piCiouS person.
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LOAFED, NOW IN JAIL

Joseph Fallnn WAS sentenced 70 Inc
Ohio county jail for tive months ycs-
tcrday. by Police Judge Watkins. Tor
violation of the new Vest Virginia state
yagrancy law. .
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General chsremissoff Arrested

PETI.DGRND. Wednesday. Nov. ~
General ChrremiSSoff has been arrested
and informed in the fortress Of st. Peter
and St Paul.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANT m hear from farmers who have, food on and
rm territory 70 lease: parties Will oporats iumo-
dIa,c!y il territory looks good =. O Boz 377.
HhceIInx ". Va n-N-'"
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LOST AND FOUND

1 ns1-SnaIl window for door, from Ford truck.
Finder pIease notify John DiecknlAn. Park View
n.29-I
IoST-55 % Bill, n.ar 4th .nc 8th Sth Martst.
Finder ,Isate return to IpteIli5encor Office.
n-2S-m
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WANTED-Coal Lands.

wINTEp-co.i land, OF ths Pittsburgh nuHbsf
sIoh, reln. located In Ohio or West Va Parties
vant 70 opcraie tho same Must be close 70 railroad
r. O. Boz 81. Wheeling. ". Va. n-2o-1t
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For Rent-Houses and Apartments

FOR BENT-on car Hne Pleasant VALLEY. nswiS
-cr,od,I.t apsrtment. seven looms and bath. sun
p.rloe. Possession December Sau 1911. p. v.
' n-28I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-30

THAT man nutGht IN hc arr.'Stcd.. He
threw Il lump % coal n Il cat
Abe y"u going 70 tell, the 5. T. T.
A."
NO. I'm HoInE to tell the fuel com
missioner" Star.
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BRITISH GUNS
Confined from First Page.)

Of ASrhhoop was beaten off after
sharp fighting. South Of II" Schfp"
river we captured Il few prisoners dur
inc The night in patrol encounters.
ON the remainder of the FROM there
is nothing OF special interest 10 r"'
port"
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Won HERTLING

Continued Prom Page one-)
Lithuanis and Courlnd to self gov
ernment.
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COAL CARRIERS
(Contluued from First Page.)

cent. OF their capacity. The same con-
dition, the committee found, prevails
to slightly less extent at Phi(adcl-
Dhi3
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WANTED-MaIe Help

w.u,en-pAcKEs. EXPERIENCED PACKER
FoR HOLIDAY WARES: NONE BUT EXPERT.
FHcEo, COMPETENT MEN NEED APPLY. GEO.
E. STlFEL CO. n-N-l
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PARIS. Nov. - ARTILLERY &C
tinns occurred north of IN" AiSno and
in The region of Sapi2n"ul. saws 10.
DAYS official report. In th" Cham
pagnr north of Carnill"i III" enemy
last night after Il Sio,"nt lombard"
mrnt undertook n raid in great
strength. Our troops rrpu!srd him.
infliciin% hrHvy losses. In the Ar
come West Of The Air" W" raidnd IN"
German limos and brought hack ten
prisoners.
Two enemy raids. one on the l"f'
bank of tn" Mcusc.. in the region -
Rrrhincnuri III" other IN the right
bank northwest Of NauX les Danlnup.
were completely rrrulsrd, There was
artillery fighting in Upper AlsaCe.
BERLIN. Nov. a9-l'ritish artillery
Yesterday Was Sh"lling tho town of
Cambria. n" Objective" o. the latest
British offensive on III" Sommr front
in France. The German general staff
announced today
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-04-20
FINN|CUM INDEBTED To.
FRIEND FOR
TIMELY ADVISE
Structural Iron Worker of YOungs-
town Latest Tanlac Booster

SCruCCuraL Iron worker OF 1OungS.
town Latest Tanlac Booster
"It was upon the advice of friend
that l finally decided to try Tanlac,"
said w. Finnicum, 224 South Pearl
street, Youngstown, Ohio.
81 am certainly indebted to him, be-
cause Tanlac relieved me of a severe
case of indigestion, from which l had
suffered for months" he continued.
"My food absolutely refused to digest
properly. Dreadful pains in the pit
of my stomach, fullness in my chest
and horrid bloated feeling invariably
followed every meal. l often suffer
ed from dizzy and giddy spells. l
was getting weaker and losing weight
day by day. Finally lost my appe-
tite.
al was under the care of several
reputable physicians, but they were
only able to give me temporary re-
lief. Tanlac, however, succeeded in
putting my stomach in working order.
eat heartily and my food digests in
stead of fermenting as soon as it
reaches my stomach. 1 no longer suf-
fer after eating or feel weak and dull,
as before. In short, l feel tip-top; bet
ter, in fact, than 1 have in years, /,
too, will vouch for Tanlac in the fu-
ture."
Tanlac, the Master Medicine is be-
ing specially introduced through Fink
& Haumesser, also at the following:
Culbertson Drug Co., Bryan; Kings
Drug Store, Fayette; F. j. Shaft, Ma
poleon; W. L. Stubb, Stryker; c. F.
Smith, Swanton; Thos. H. Collamore
& Co., West Unity.