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PROFIT BY tbs
Don't Waste Another Day.

When you are worried by back
ache:
By 1ameness and urinary disord-
ers-
Don't experiment with al untried
medicine.
Follow Cambridge peoples exam
pie.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's Cambridge testimony.
Verify 1t If you wish:
John w. Bramble, carpenter, 275
High ST., Cambridge, says: Il suff-
cred great deal from disordered
kidneys and backache. My back gave
considerable trouble and pain. Some
times, while l worked, have had to
do lot of heavy lifting and several
times, when l lifted. l had sharp,
shooting pains catch me like the
thrust of knife. The kidney secre-
tons were scanty and sea ding in
passage. Sometimes, I had dizzy
spells and saw black specks and
flashes before my eyes. surely felt
miserable until used Doan's Kidney
Pills, which I got at Bradshaw's
Pharmacy and one box greatly reliev-
ed me-"
soc. at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N.Y.-Adv.
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HOW'S This?


We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Cata rrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been
taken by catarrh sufferers for the
past thirty-five years, and has be
come known as the most reliable
remedy for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Medicine acts thru the Blood on the
Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the
diseased portions.
After you have taken Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine for a short time you
will SEQ great improvement in YOU,
general health. Start taking Halls
Catarrh Medicine at once and get rid
of catarrh. Send for testimonials,
free.
F. }. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75e.-Adv.
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ACCEPTS LINCOLN STATUE

Paris Council Accepts Americas Gift
to France.
Paris. March 29.-The statue Of LIN.
coin, which America is giyinr France
will be erected in Paris, the city coun.
Gil having accepted the offer made by
Premier R;bot.
Adrien MithouGr1, president of the
council, in his letter to the premier On
the subject sGys:
"The city Of Paris IS happy t, be
honored with such IN offer, in which
we see new and precious pie 7ge #
traditional friendship. and I beg vou
to tran:mit to the organizinr commi
tee our acceptance and our cordial
thanks.
"As to where the statue will be put.
1t will be decided when we receive 1t.
but cur American friends may be sure
we shall give to the statue of P Ell
dent Lincoln location worthy of IT,"
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>1II..,L1!! FAVE A MASS
IF BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
SOFT, GLOSSY, WAVY
C5-cent bottle destroys dandruff and
doubles beauty OF your hair.

Within ten minutes after an ap-
plicauon of DaIderine you can not
find d single trace of dandruff or
falling hair and your scalp will not
itch, out what will please you most
VIII &c after a few weeks use.when
yea see new hair. fine and downy at
1irst--yes-but really new hair
growing all over the scalp.
X little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle
and scraggy, just moisten a cloth
with panderine and carefully draw
i through your hair, taking one
small strand at time. The effect is
a.Ha:il your hair will be light,
iiui- and waVy, and have an ap-
peaF,g. &c of abundance; an incom-
parable lustre, softness and luXuri-
ance.
Get a 25-cent bottle of KnowI-
tons Danderine from any drug store
or toilet counter. and prove that
your hair is as pretty and soft as
any-that it has been neglected or
injured by careless treatment
that's all-you surely can have beau
titulhair and lots of it If YOU will
just try little Danderine.-Adv.
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THE CAR MAKES
DASH FOR LIBERTY
He Tried to Reach Sweden,
Berlin Hears.

Berlin, March 29.-It is reported
from various sources that the car
escaped from tn T; rskoe Salo palace
the German press bureau announced
in q ,I4ceI.Cul y March "A.
Ac. o.d:nG to the C2penh" gen Poll
tiken oil railroad trains in Finland
were searched by soldiers bocau;e T.
was supposed the car tried to reach
Sweden.
tcckholm Tidningen ro-f1 ms
this report and states that the fir n
tier is closely guarded. The police
in Ule2b were irfcrme1 late du :
ing the night the CIR had fod by au
tomobile and tried TO cross the from.
tier. The governor of Uleabors re-
ceived an order to arrest the car.
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LLOYD GEORGE FOR
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
British Premier and Mi. As
Quith Support Move.
SAY VOTE IS DESERVED
Unfair Not to Give Sex Voice In Re-
casting Industrial Folio, Declares
the Premier.

casting Industrial FOLIO, DICTATES
the Premier.
London, March 29.-Premier L oyd
George made a declaration In the
house of commons in favor of woman
suffrage.
The premier said he welcomed tie
recommendation in favor Ct wtm n
suffrage which was made III the p. O.
gram for electoral reform, moved by
former Premier Asqui.h.
Tho other reform measures also
were approved by the premier, who
said that in the opinion O. the eov-
eminent it would be a national waste
II the results of the conference at
which the reforms were ou lin d
should be thrown away. lie favored
a generous extension of the cleo oral
franchise by reducing to thrr mon rs
the period fer qualifying f~r voting,
and by assuming the quail ication CT
every soldier and sailor.
The prcr?:nr paid the wa nest t-ib.
ute to woman's work drrin~ the W r,
especially the devotion, cClrage and
zeal of women munition m kare. He
said that when after the w2r the NJ.
ton came to recast the Whole indus
trial fabric, to give women no voice
therein would be on outrage: It would
be inequitah'e. unjust and ung~a eful,
and he believed that the country w"u' i
not sanction such injustice for a mo.
ment.
He agreed to the desirability Ct
avoiding all political controversies
during the war
Parliament to be elected after pei &c
was declared, he said. would have to
solve quickly the problems witch
would determine the course Of things
in Great Pritain, and the empire for
generations and unless he WIS mi-' AZ
en- In the temper of the people. thy
did not intend t. entrust this tr>men.
dous reconstruction to anv parry M.
chine: they meant, he believed, to
take 1t into their own hands. Therefore
he declared that he was elaf that m n
of all political faith had ae-ee1 uDon
basis for an electorate, millions of
whom made sacrifices for their coun-
try.
After fntimating that the g"vern.
ment was not prepared to don't nro-
portiona1 representation. TIE III" mfer
concluded by e~~reseino the hope tn I
the house would SOW the some s~i~it,
not merely Of cancellation. bit Of g-ol
sense. and carry thrnreh tie r"c"m.
mendations substantially In the firm
in which they were mede and W.T..
out the bitterness Of a pol en-.
troversy
Several members Of the h,use ~up-
ported an amendment i-tro 'uc~d by
Arthur Clave'le S"ltNr. I1rio,'st ".
ing the avoidance IF tie question du--
ing the war excert in the Stare Of a
temporary measure placing sci
and sailors on the register the grou"d
being token by Mr.. Sitter trat a-y
scheme Of reform &c SUGGESTED void
DISCOURAGE the allies. disocrce-t he
fishting mon and distract firm TIE ma.
tional efforts to win the wer.
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GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA OUR - Firm.
STRAIGHT, sS.75@9.25; city nils, sl0,-5
@10.75.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet, per berecI,
s7.75@S.c5.
WHEAT-Firm; No. 2 red, s2o4
02.o9
CORN-Firn; No. 2 yellow, 1.29 r.
100.
OATS-Firm; No. white. rs q
751hc.
POUITRY-Tiv i've, s+ea'y; hons. 60
624c: old roosters 16@17c. Dressed,
steady; choice fowls. 25kc: ell roos-
tere. 9oc
BUTTER - Firm fancy creame~y,
44c rer III.
EGGS-Firm: selected, 36c; nearby.
25c; western, 35c.
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CREW AN INCH AN HOUR
Soldiers Massacre Rerrrit to BrIn

Soldiers Massacre Rerrrit to Bring
Him IN to TIE Standard.
Knnsas C'tv. N"rch 29-C"rl Z.
Wheeler. who anp'i0d fer enlistm mt
with the Third Missouri infantry was
found to 10 enc inch short Of the re-
quiro7 hei"ht.
A haIf dozen euardsmon volunteered
to brir~ Wheeler I'D tn renuirem ents.
and efte- an hou~'s m2ss9ging and
roII'n~ tho applicant was rgan
brorg't bnfrre the examining physi-
Cien. TTe was accented
Vhce1er's stature w~s sid to have
boon decreased as a result of carrying
sacks Of cement.
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fl)fCE:i) WAR;.
SII IS IF .'I2l, WILSON
u. 5. Must Use All Means to
Crush German kutOcrdcy.
y.'ILL 50 TELL CONGRESS-
Bio Leans to France and Russia Are
Being Considered by Administration
Leaders.

Being Considered by Administration
Leaders.
Washington, March 29.-The decis.
ion reached by President Wilson and
His cabinet that German acts have
left no alternative for this government
but to declare that state of war ex.
lists has undergone no change.
The p3r2mount features of the two
hour discussion of the nations pres
pective war plans by the cabinet was
the unanimous decision of the presi-
dent and his advisers that the United
States should make use of every
means at its command to crush the
military autocracy of Germany.
The details of the war program
which the government will put into
operation pc soon az congress has pro-
viaed it with authority to act will be
feld IN reserve. pending the discussion
Of it in TIE senate and house.
TIE main concern of the govern.
neHt now is to convince con grese that
10 alternative is possible ether tran
2 declaration that Germany has forced
tho United States into proc aiming a
state Of war
7 i the unanimous opinion Of the
nre-idert's advisers that the demo,
cratic governments Of France and Rus.
cia should 10 ho!pod in every Wv
Dcs~ihln This government is bel "
ID to havn frethand irfnrra+ion thot
more soldiers are not nende1 by either
md frat If crv evnoditionarv forco s
sent from tI1:s country it sNa7l b r
sentimental rather than Dr=C tic'l rea,
sons
II + recoenized that both Farce
aY1 Pu-c'a reed r-nov AMI sup ies.
The necessities Of Russia IN the d.
rer.iC7 ere r9rticu'~riv acute.
o. tho Mons tentatively 7iccu-sod
she mast rnn"1ar appears t. ha 20 10 Il
France ord P,esia 2 s~hctnn+iaI sum
f MONEY, nrab7H'v 500, nNA onH ca h.
mon hor7e Hna-:2c Pr inf~i+o~imal
~a.a n irto~cet that can he ~efuo1ad.
Tho p~Ciar+ n make 2 ct # g on :
roo HNN 70 Fr,nce las may sT"nGrt-
crs in executive cir@7nr. AMI i co"ta n
- receive the consideration Of con-
grees
4 statement calculated II remove
erom the nuh7i" MID any suo-e7 on
that he was UNDECIDED IS to .he c"rr e
the nation shOnI5 nursue a@o:net Ger
nary was artho-i7ni ~ The president
rfta- Senator F'tc'cook, Fem CT t.
Neh~? eta. aftor a cOnfc~2',"" wiz the
nraci3""t h"d said he hn':cvaI t e
president et:l1 I'D az "0D 7 =, n -
crretcr Hicchoocl also suggested that
no president was considering ore Of
three Cnu~Ges-to co-t'nue tNe pres at
state oe armed rou-ra'i:y TO sane ion
\ declaration by congress that stare
of war erists or to favor a fat war
declaration
1.-THE president invited suggest rs
from Senator Tft"hc q but m9u.>aS
comment as to his course Of ar'ion."
This 1-os tho au'hoTized staten Mt
which JoecDH p TUmultv. the rre-i-
He0t0'e secretary. made otter TIE prcsi.
dent had boon informed of the con-
struction placed on the Hitchcock
statement.
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ADVANCE
ENDANeERS FOE
Ae Slowly EnciTciing Germans
Main Positions.
VIOLENT ARTILLERY DUEL
Capture Important Positions Ncr.h
east of scissors and Above the Ali
ietH-sritish Also Win.


ietH-sritish Also Win.
Paris, March 29.-The advance OF
the French in the region north CT u.s.
sons was cor tiaued during the t.
Progress was made north Of the
Athlete river and east of the Leui.ly.
Observation-Disclosures line, where i'm.
portent positions were captured.
The official repor' indicates unusual
activity further east. The artille y of
both the French and the Garma~s
kept up a violent fire and during the
night on the front between Butte &c
Mesnil and Maisons de Champa gne.
Heavy artillery fighting is in progress
In the region east of the lower forest
of Coucy.
The official statement says:
Between the Somme and the Disc
and south IF the Disc there were no
important events during the night.
The artillery firing was rather heavy
in the region east OF the lower 70 est
Of Coucy. North of the Athletic we
made further progress and also in the
sector east OF the line Leuilly Neuvi'la.
sur-Margival, where we captured sew
era1 important points Of support.
SIN the region of Rheims we m de
surprise attack east Of Melville,
taking prisoners. In the Champ 6 e
the artillery fighting became v'o'cnt,
especially in the region Of Butte de
Mesnil and Maissons de c. ampasne."
The French made substantial a.
vance south of the Somme, moving
forward IN places as far as three mi s
from their positions Monday, with
the result that the big bulge IN tie
line formed by the Lower Coucv fr
est has disappeared, and the fr mt
runs continuously from the Somme to
the Aisne.
coucy-le Chateau, which is perchei
on a height. could not BE- att cke
from the front, and the French, fol.
lowing Napoleon's maxim Of gong
around an obstacle that cannot be
surmounted, cleared the Germans out
Of the lower forest. The operat On
was carried out with skill AMI des-
patch. and Coucy. turned on the right,
fell into their hands like ripe fruit.
The Germans naturally did not pee
their main position on the aut m II.
cally fianked Coucy plateau, md 1t evil
IDENTIFY Hes farther in the rear.
Meanwhile the British, advancing 20
ward Cambria from the southw ST.
have taken Equanccurt. Lie-amo2t
and Lonaavesnes, thirteen. fourteen
and seventeen miles, respectfully,
from their goal ad the most distant
Of them eight miles from Peron1e,
from which they pressed forward a
few days ago.
The Germans admit the loss also of
Roisel, six miles directly east Of Re.
rome. TIE French gains to TIE sor'h
between the Disc and Corcy-le-C,ea-
team are explained by Berlin in til"
statement that the German t-o-rs
gave way to avoid being outflanked"
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CUBAN REBELS STEAL CIRCUS
Get Lion EIe1hant and Caesars and
HIann,AraIe HInhhae aana Cauud,,e&

Get Lion EIe1hant and Caesars and
cIeopatra's clothe<-Leave sawdust
New York Ma CHI 29-Cr BIN revo-
lutionists stole IN entire on ring IT.
Gus except the tents ard the sawdus',
according to E1wnrd end I,ottie Nc.
Ginley. members of the show. who
arrived from Cuba.
The rebels. ordered bv their chief
to commander the circus horses and
food supplies, made off witt the ga
ments Of Caesar and Cleopatra af'er
drawing lots for distribution Of them
end captured also a twenty threoye"r
old lion and Hattie, the elephant. The
circ'is was playing at the time at a
own about twenty miles from Havana.
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RUSSIAN GOVERNOR SLAIN

General Erro~s+Iin and Commander
Of seHas.o-oI Garrison Arrested
Be"lin. M~rch 29.-The g~verncr
general Of the Russion government OF
Tver has hoen nssassinated
News CT his death was received by
the Overseas News agency The
agency desnatoh continues:
"On orders from the Phi sian pro.
visional government. TIE pn--erncr OF
Archonge1, General Kurcpa kin. an
the commander of tHe Seb's'orol ga
rison. have been arrested. The ii t
crate members Of the Russian Jpn
chamber-the raichsrat-have been
forced to resign
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l 90. en- oon n LEVELS.

les hn~e'es, Cal, March 29-Wl.
liam Willow. Jr. millionaire mH"u-
fao-v~or. fled tie police that his
PasaEa7- me has been rcbbad du1.
i7~ tt rtrht Ct s40.00o in jewels and
$50 n cash. Wrigley and his W fe
w. 7~'cep on the elecTing pore pni
the rrhbe~S entered through a wind w
say IN Hrs. Wrigley's room.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-03-29
SAIS A CORN ACTS
LIKE ELECTRIC BELL
re ~. q corn is so painful and
~. : cutting makes them grow.

Treas an electric button and you
form contact with a live wire
which rings the bell. When your
shoes press against your corn it
pushes It's sharp roots down upon a
sclsi,ivc nerve and you get a shock
OF main.
Instead Of trimming your corns,
which merely makes them grow, just
steo into any drug store and ask for
quarter of an ounce of freeZone.
This viii cost very little, but is suf-
fcient to remove every hard or soft
corn or callus from ones feet. A few
drons applied directly upon tender,
aching corn stops the soreness in
stantly, and soon the corn shrivels
up so it lifts right out. root and all,
without pain. This drug never in
fames or even frritates the surround
ing tissue or skin.-Adv.
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You occasionally see It stated that
.olds do not result from cold wealth
er. That is rank foolishness. Were
it true colds would be as prevalent
in midsummer as in midwinter The
microbe that causes colds flourishes
in damp. cold weather. To get rid
of cold take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t is effectual and is high
ly recommended by people who have
used it for many years as occasion
required. and know its real value.
evarywhera-Adv
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Scarlet Fever Closes Schools.

Sunbury, Pa, March 29-Fou- Srn
bury public schools closed because OF
an outbreak Of scarlet fever. P~omnt
efforts were taken to stamp ont the
disease. The borough also has twelve
cases Of whooping cough. and is W tn
out health board president. D ,
George Gill. the lat one. res gn ne
when he took Job as res'dons phi.
sician for the State Asylum for the
Criminal Insane at Fairviaw.
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VILLAS F0nCEs Defeated

eeaten in Fight WIZ carranzistas,
Twenty Miles South of chihua'us.
Juarez. Mexico, March 29-Vla
force waTe defeated at Mapula. twen-
ty mics south of C'ihuahua City by
Carr ma troops in command of Gcn-
era! Francisco MurTui', according to
unofficial but reliable repor recefv-
ed from Chihrahua City. All rep >rts
Of fehting within the CITY were denied.
The defeat of the Villa troops was
believed to have prevented Villa
from c'r~ying ont. his announced plan
Of alta cking c. ihu"hua City. An un-
confirmed rerort soil that General
JOAQUIN Ama~o with 1000 troops, had
arrived at ChihuqSu' ~ from Tor
reon to reinforce General Murguia.
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BRITAIN SEXES DUTCH SHIPS
Grain Vessels conf'sca.ed Af.er Refus.


n TO Garry Supplies to England.
Washington March % Du.ch
steamships in British por's are re-
ported TO have been confiscated BY
the British government.
The Information comes from a gra' n
house which sold the Dutch govern
mont grain on many Of the vessa's
Il could not be confirmed at The
Netherlands legetion.
Forty Dutch slips are in ports be-
longing to Great Britain, and fft en-
yrain-carrying vessels are reported to
be cominr from Holland to the United
States. Many Dutch ships have been
detained in British ports for six or
eight weeks.
Britain for some time has been IN
sisting that a certain percentage Of
Dutch merchant tonnage cary cargoes
to British destinations. and the Dutch
government has refused.
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How IN Prevent Cro,,n

When the child is subject to at
lacks Of Group, see to It that he eats
a light evening meal, as an overload
ed stomach may bring on an attack,
also watch for the first symptom
hoarseness, and give Chamberlain
Cough Remedy as soon as the child
becomes hoarse. Obtainable every
where.
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FOPBlDs EGG FO'I ING

Ancient Custom at WHITE House Is
hh,-aored Nwinn to Crisis.
WASHINGTON. March 29.-Ege roll e
within the White House grounds on
Easter Mo, 1-v-a custom alm0~t $
old as the VIE House i.self-w'H Re
Abandoned this year becarsa Of the H.
ternatiora' sft~ation. and the grounds
around tie WASHINGTON monum ant
will be USED.
Under the present rule rolico mon
keen all urauthor'7ed persons at a
distance from the White House
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Wt1TaT-Bnrre. Pa. NJ rich '9-When
fire st1rteI in a building adjoining her
hcma. Ers. Joseph Majiskes, ag"d for
ty-nina. dropped deal from fright. AS
fire earires approached, she step ell
to to front door Of her home. on
as She saw the fines lcaping aho1t
the roof of the building she fell and
WIS dead before relatives could offer
ary assistance.
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Nsy Lend u. S. Officers.

Paris Narcl 29.-If the united
States declares war on Germany,
France VII ~ coca place ut the s.
posal Of the government q boy Of
seasoned officers to train recruits for
active service. That this action + 20
be taken was learne from an auth IN
tic source. Already some officers We
been selected, it is said. These are
from the infantry, cavalry and artil-
'prY
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Live Stock Quotations

CHICAGO. = HOES = S'~w and
b staa9s to I9de hl5eF so m1e he sn
s14 45@15.20; rou~h heavy. s1'45n
1850: light, s1415@15; rigs, $4,000
IA; bulk s14 S"M15 10.
CATTLF-Stea1y Reevas, s9.15I
1895: cows and haifnrs, 50 SOL so;
stockers and feeders. s9.5nm10 so;
SHFEP-Slow. Ma i've an1 western,
lamhs. s1275Q 1880.
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BRITISH AGENT SUICIDE
Shoots Himself in oesce Building Of
RethIehem Steel Conn,snv.

RethIehen SteeI com,7nv
Allentown Po.. March 29-W;1li m
J. Morris, commissioner for the Bri sh
government in the United ats ard
Can'da committed su'cile in to Of
fee bri'ding Of the Bethlehem S eel
comranv. by shooting himself through
the heart.
Morris arrived in South Bethl HON
on Tuesday after visiting TIE NUM-
tiors p'snts in Canada He was IN his
oe7ce the greater part of TIE n'g t..
Telorhone onernto-s for the GONNA y
heard ehc. AMI investigators ind
the commissioner in his chair He
widow in ENGLAND.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-03-29

Lancaster. Pc, March 90 Ms r n
jamin Kasm. of Mannheim tow~s p,
committed sricide by dr0w~i0c in Il
cistcrn - her home. On account f A
melancholy state. duo to fines she
TAI been watched closely. but Sc
eluded the family. opened the cove~
to tie cietern and plunged in. Her
husband found her body.
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Could we bat think with the same in
icnSity we love with we might do grea
'AingS.-P. J. Baiiey's "Festus"
Sion of .,Dnfl niUaSfiOp

When you see a cheerful and hap
ny old lady you may know that she
has good digestion If your diges-
ion is impaired or if you do not rel
ish your meals take dose of Cham
perlain's Tablets. They strengthen
he stomach, improve the digestion
md cause n gentle movement OF the
o~els. Obtainable everywhere.-
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ITALY EXPECTS BIG DRIVE
Credit Hindenbura With Pan 20 Reach
France Across That Country.

NreoN f1iNdenOuFQ WIN pan 20 Rsach
France Across That Country.
Rome, March 29.-The predict d
greet offensive against Italy By t e
central powers continues to b, the
chief topic OF discussion in militia y
and political circles.
Field MARSHAL Won Hindenbur< Is
credited With aiming at an invasion Of
France across a prcs'rate Italy.
In this connection General Di-ossi,
commando OF the Montenegri troors
serving with the italian army. wri G.:
"a terrific and desperate att'rk Is
in prepare ion against our lines Fva~y
one forsee 1t and even the enemy n,
nounces Il in order to intimida.e US
by threatening Italy with the fate Of
Rumania End Serbia"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-03-29
Apcsn Restored 20 Owr ers.

Norfolk, Va. March OF 9 Uni-e d
States district court On order of tn
supreme court, turne1 over the ize
ship Apram to Flovd Hughes, ran-e,
senting the British African s cam h Q
NAVIGATION company. owners of the
vessel prior to her capture b. the Ger
mans.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-03-29
Britain 70 curtaii MotorIro

London. March 29.--Lord Hilton an
nonnced In TIE house of lords that the
supply of petrol was so short tat on
the expiration Of the current licenses
In April, none would be available fol
private motor cars.