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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
Ams Jowa
Nus Dcs uloines.

lm n1hlten Somstng wer0en Der.
ifie0eue UtiIitdrflieger 0es bieiigeu
W3ilitdrlagerS iiber Die Sta0t flieqen
un0 bieielbe NIT rot.weiB blolien
8omben beiperfeL Sic genalte au8.
tltnit ii6er Die 8rDeite 6reibeitsau[ei.
be ent6olten. Son 9omben getroffee
ne 4erioneu, Ionic audi allen un0e.
rem miro es 8ur @6renpfli6t gerna4t,
fiA nod Der nd6iten 6raibeitsnalei.
1e 8ertmlfs STEELE 5u be9ebeH mo fir
oieie 3u iu6ifri6ieren.
Sci elmer Spo5ierfo6rt am lebten
Sonntag iiberidIitg iid 0as 2ltto oes
@errn q. s. Seller 6itli9 ser Staot.
9err Seller 5og ii9 cine &afenDer.
rentung 8lt, pG9reuo iein fleine8
S0Bn6et nit un6eoetten0en Gret
ldttngen onbon fam.
Serr s. s. &eDnol0s, 14t6 8fpei.
nn05man3igite Strabe. puroe tur8.
LID BON Dem bon Sobn GaieD, 4at.
terion 9elenften 2lltto nie0ergeItoBen
unO idmer3li6 berlebt. Ser &erun.
gludte murbe na6 Dem Metbooilten
8oipital our 8eban0Iung iiberfiibrt.
Samstag o6en0 nlr0e Ser SO.
y. glltter, 8l4 Blealant 5traBe,
0urh einen @eIdGftsmaqen tont
&atf6rett zines &uri8 ouf 0em 8ege
nod Camp Dodge neutrality-suspicious.
11o 5og ii4 beri9ieoene i9uner3Bofte
8erleBungen ST.
Die beige Sugenbbebr, aud Son
Scouts genannt, bat fi6 iett elmer
iegr loben8mGrten geidGttigung All.
g%etpen0et unO idueioet iebt 8euer.
bOl8, Delde8 ouf Dem SdutQrun6.
eigentum an 9. GtraBe iton0 1tn6
ben Grmen Der Sta0t ibermieIen
ipnr0e. 0ieie moderen Gno6en ba.
ben bereit8 3 Goros qeidnitten mo
boffen in tur3er 3eit nod meitere
10 Goros gebrouf8fertig gu bo6en.
Q8ie Der Qetettip6ef SER 9Rc0o.
nalb mittetlt, bofft er Die gonfrdlt.
Der, Die fitr5lih Die Gucli0 4benue
Stote 8anf bernu6ten, baI0igIt BIN.
ter S6loB ltuO 8iegGl 81 baben. SIN
bieltgen Boli5eiQuartier lit man Der
aniidt, 0aB ii8 bel Oieiem Mdl6e
nidt 8tpei ionoern 6rei @Gnner be.
teiligten un6 DAB oieIe NIT ieneu
i6elttii9 iino, Sic fiir8lid oud Die
4nrt 8ant mo olld 6en
Observation-Disclosures Der Gortb 8e1tern.
8nbn in anes berau6ten nrs nit.
mebreren &nuien0 Collars 6as 8ei.
te iu6ten. 8mei geroGGtige, Die
tiir3li9 inboftiert mur6en, muBten
freigeloiien merOen ga 0cr 9anf.
Serrb SoDIor erfIGrte, Iie
nidt pie0er 5l ertennen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
BGils MnS Dnrlcbcns
GcfcMi0aftcn fit Sic
Srcibcitss2lnlcibc
@pllen Sreibeits.G nleibe sn lei6ten
SeOingnngen anf Ab5ablnug
Derfanfcn.

S1ntli9e 9orleben., Spor. uno
9ougeieai6aften Der Stoot uno 6es
Staotes boben elm lle6ereinfommen
eetroffen, nod luel6em lie Die Srei.
belts anleibe gu lei6ten @eoingun.
gen ouf g~l68oblttng an lire Nitglie.
Der ltn0 aud onoere @erionen bet.
toltfen mer0en.
8ieie 8ereinigung bat Elm
&lnoifreiben berousgegeben, mel,
DIES iiber ben gonaen Stnot 8erbrei.
titng iinoen 1tno oltf Die giinitigen
8eoinglt1gen beim gnfolf oieier
Bombs binmeiit. al1Beroem miro bon
Der ltd0tii6en @rl1ppe 6ieier 6iruten
nod cine groBnrtige Qln8eig2fam-
pogne in allen Snobo 8eitungen
oltrfgefibrt.
Man eruartet 6ltrfj 6ieIe Ipe.
5iellen 8elniiDutgen iueitcre So.
600, 900 in Bombs 3u berfoufen un6
0ie berontuortli6en aomitee8 qeben
lid reoli6e @3iibe, ba8 geitedte 3ieI
81 erreiGen. Sn 0ieiem &unoi6rei.
ben miro ouf Die @i6tigteit oieier
4nleibe bingemieien unO an ben
8otriotismus Der @iirger oppeItiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
fFinbct 0elnneae in Cflo6orna.

&incoln gteb., II. 2ft. = Colo.
mel 6ronf q. Gorrif, 9toots0or.
filter Der progreliipen 9artei, fol- in
Gfla1oma eine reide 2eTQueQe &C.
funben bnben. ST ginq nab Gflo.
bona uno organHierte Die Blue 8ca
Del unb @o8s @cieaihoft uno hat
jebt iiber 10000 ader 9eltGn0ereien
aepodtet. Anfan98 tporen Die 2lits.
ii6ten nidt beion0er8 gltt, 6of beiBt
eS iebt in Dem 8urott Calm q0Der.
tiier, BOB cine CUTE GeIqtleae ges
fltnoen muroe. Ser Gorrif 1T ge.
tern gum 8eiitde ieiner Jomilie in
2incoln eingetroffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
gerlangen SifspeniiOn oGs 6rauen'
nrbeitss 8eIebes.

2tncoln, Geb., IL. Oft. = Sic
Stoats. erteioi8ung8beb0r0e niroe
oil ibrer aeYtrigen GiBung bon
Gmobaer G~obrifanten eriudt. 0ie
0ur9fiihrrtng 6es g}eun1tunoen. Sc
ieBes fir neibli6e ar6eitsfrdfte tenn.
pordr nidt 8li bidigen. 9os @ei1d
fam bon Nabrung8mittel 6irnen
un0 iolfen, Die @egenItdnoe fabri-
8iercn, fir Die In Der Qrmee Elm gro
Der 8eoorf 6erridt. 3as @eIeb IoGte
nod aniift Der Delegation Die itd
aus Den &erren Is. g. Jo0rea, 81.
8. 8iloer, @8. 8. Burger l1no g8. s.
@3ona9bon 3uIammenIebte, nab
reno Der 9ouer 0e8 9rieqes o6er bis
sum 8uiommeptritt Ser ndditen
StootslegiSlotur i~uspenoiert mer.
0en. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES err
ronnte ein Gpe3iaIfomitee, 0os cine
einaeben0e llnteriudun8 anlteaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
GrfpLareidle aonncntiun.

Ninc0ln, Deb, II. DIT. = Ueber
1000 8erionen baden itf gu Den
@erinlnmlungen Der aonbentton Der
Dob 6elopS BON Nebrosfo, Ole bier
tagt, e~ingefunoen. Cine groBere qt.
3obl &onoiooten puroe in Die 8erei.
1ligiing dltfgenommer. Die Mdnners
uno Die fermentation Ser 8erefni.
aune bo6en of8 8rGiioenten, Serrn
ltn6 Srau Senotor 8olter 9. &oaq.
lon0, mas nobl oIs cine Geltenbeit
I'M &ereinSpeen on3ule9en 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
ltrankpcit lit Scr or0btc Scinc
Ger Nicnidbbeit; bcrcitet GiI4 pcr,
nm ibrcn 1lngriffct so b~cGcgncn!

SIR gIlit 1bIoIut rein 5lt bnlter.
Saltet es rein, uuO Sic brniheu
feinen aot1rrb, Mbeitmntisnnis,
Gf3emu, Gfrofeln ooer on0ere Sci.
ben at fiirdter, Die bon itnreinem
GIltt fon1nen.
lin CANA a6er at fem, bob Chr BIut rein
aenlg lit nm bieie ardnlbeiieu nb5uireIielt,
1T es gut. elriee 6lal9e1 g. q. q. al ieh'
men, Dem sufrieoeniieleHbiien Bl~utreiniaungss
nifteI. g. q. g. piro berelts felt iiber Iints
ala Sabren NIT beIieu GrfpIs benittt nn6 IL
fest als BAG bette wlittel air Hetliguie bes
9fites linb atm glliibnt oeS GBrpcr6 befdfrf.
gertauft IN nlet Gpptbefeit. I'm giefuIfnie al
~er5ieIett, iiber5euge man ii6, bnB man bas
ehte @. g. @. erblIt.
Gle fifto eia1ela0eit an unferen mebf5ini.
ihen Sireffor 81 inreibeH, Dec Sbne1 nit
er6btem @erenigen treiel ,reot5fHiiHen Mdt
5SIegS la a9TtegS stSsIgIIi Saaes s5tetssn lyirsa;
laboratory, atlanta, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17

bernetlr aeitb gaeoiae erlieB an bic
ginmobner bon Rebrusfo cine Gro.
flamotior, in Der Der "a. 0ftober
I'M Ginoerltdn6nis nit ben 8iiniden
0es 8rGiioenten 8iIlon un6 6es
Sdotamtsiefret6r8 0leaooo als
n6reibeitstoe" feitgeiebt miro. @r
eriutt Die einaeluen @emeinoerL 6en
Sag feftlih 8i bcgeben unb fir 6en
@rfoIa Der 5reibeit8onIei6e an Die.
FEM Gage gun8 beionoere 2tnItren.
gilngen ST modem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
Hartenkran5c1en
Scr Soritcrinnen!

Sic 81. gforb 0}aobolena Court
80. sol, V. 6. .. s., miro am
0omer8tog, ben Is. 9ftober,
oben0s, in Der ct. 0iorp magoolene
Saae. al u~eiln3e5nter un0 9ooge
StrnBen, Gin aartenfrdu56en beron-
ItoIten. bel Dem oltf beridic6ene
biibide 8reiie 8ur 8erteilung font
men. Q2itglie0er uno 6reun0e iino
3ltm @eiud ber3Iidit einoelooen. Ser
gintrittsprei8 betr19t % Gents per
@crion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
nils BIcomfielS, heb.

8ilbelm Sunni Der ii6 neulid
elmer Operation fir iein Gltge unter.
5og, bot bosIelbe %berloren. Cine @nt.
SurOung oe8 Nilges mar 70 melt
fortgeidritten, Dab cine Gettung 0es
4ugeS our 1tnnoglitfeit muroe.
Serr alritm fiiblt iih ben 8erbGlts
niiien nod iebr mob(.
6ris Soa bon gloir mar bier, INT
6reuloe 8u beiudelt.
Der Serntsgeber elmer bieliqen
Seitlng fihlt iih bemiiBigt, bieiigen
9eutihen 8orleiungen itber 2opali.
tat 8u baIten. 8ieie ar6eit fonn er
iiA iparert, oenn es gibt feline beIIe.
ren gitrger bier ais Die 9eutI6ome.
rifaner. Die 2eute, ole y~oislopul"
itlo, firt0 0ieienigen. Die beItdnDig
cnoeren Gopalitdt pre0igen menn
abiolut feline 8eranlafiung Oa8u Dor.
ban0en lit. 9erartige gefa6rIide
Sellte iollten bon Gtaot5tpegen noe.
gen aufidilrens bon GoiienbaB tltr.
aerbait0 pro5eiiiert per0en.
Sobn 6olteHau ging nod Gi0ueg
Web, no er 2ano 9efouft bat. Gr
ipiro pobL ipdter oortbin 5ieben.
Gin neller 9lr8t lit bier in Der
8erion zines Or. 9. 8. 8ortlina on.
getommen. Or. 91ettlen iein 8or.
gdnger lit BEL Dem 0filitGr o[s ar8t
anti oeh 8an8e etues aabitdns cilt.
getretep.
auoSlf aoqs feb an Icsten
Gonntng Elm stin0 in Der eb. -Lltt6.
fredericksburg talfen.
Ser plotIid folnmen0e Groit Bat
aud bier oo8 Bib Ger Qotur aefual.
tig 0%erdn0crt. Die beige aartoffeG.
erttte bat Die eruten bor6ergebenoer
Sabre gemoltig ii6ertroffen. Die
Sorrento miro aud uidts 3u min.
l9en ilbrig Iaiien.
Die 6~eilerpfeife trat Dor einiaen
&dger gum eriten NlaIe in 30tigfeit,
els Elm groBer S%trobbaufen 5runf
Era9ans In Brand geriet.
Soadim 9eid uno Sans 8ro6ers
bonn Sn0ianergebiet fuaren neulif
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Der
Sta0t.
Sobn Groid mar nit Ieiner sSrou
nugefa9r 8toei g8o6en in Charter
0of uno 8elliion Soma, NO er Ser.
ipanote ln6 5rerruoe beludte. Sobn
perlebte ME INNER cine b~ergnlgtc
Belt.
get 2aitor 0Qen6urg fam AM SO.
lumbu8tag Elm fleiuer g8clt6Rrger
an.
gliiobetb gtraor6, 0rgoniitin ser
Dreifaltigteitsfirde, MELT felt eini.
gen 8oden bel 8eripnnOten uu6
Jreun0en in Nontecello, Soma.
n5reiGeitstas" foa eriulgreidj met
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
Ans Sarpv County.

gnt Sonntoe, Ben 81. Sftober,
feiert Die 2ittb. 6rieSanseemeinSe su
gapiaion oos 4~00idbrige SrbelfeIt
Der Reformation. g(n 8ormittna lit
oeutider @ottesoienit. gre0igt bon
8oitor $. E. Sdmiot. I'm 21b ubr
nadmittogs lift eigIiide Seier. SER
Or. 9. galblp bon ser Sounbe Nle.
mortal Stride in omaha niro pre-.
Oigerl. 2 &irdenhore, Die bon @ret.
10 uto &upinion, neroen Die Seier
berihonern beIfen. Sos 81. 9(ben0.
mail miro in bei6en @otteSoienIten
gcfeiert, Seoermann 1T ber3li9 elm
gelaoel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17

@iienbnbnen 2an0 gu er6olten, tpir0
biele @ebrasfoner IGngs Der Giien.
babnen intereiiieren. 6rolt gmma
Solutes fIagte fit 8iOerrufung Ell.
ner Option Die iie Bel 8erfauf oes
@egerehtes an Die Sod yslano
8nbn 0ieier ouf tpeiteres 2ano 1e.
geben bate. S5br 2lntpalt mafte gel.
ten0, 6nB cine iol4e &InuieL Igegen
Dos @eieb Der epigen &ette Der.
itoBe. 3oS @eridt ialoB itf oieier
4nitft an un0 aeitanb 6rolt SOL
mes Die annuQierling gu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
100000 in Notwithstanding.

ST. Dodge, Sa., II. Oft. = Ole
tiir3Ii6 bier b%erinmmelten @ertreter
Der 26 8nnfen 0es @ebiter Gountp
beidlolien, ben 8etrag bon 100000
ODER Is @ro5ent ibres &apitals nuo
lleberiduiies in ser 8rueiten 5rei-
bettsonleibe o%n3uIegen. Cine gleife
Sumnle iUur6e bon 6ieien 8anfelt
aud in Der eriten anleibe iubeItiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
Die serinsite 1lureinlidfeit Ses
8lntes 1T acfahrlia.

Ole Cuff, tueIde Gle etnatnen
rnb oas g8oiier, tpeldeS sic trim.
fen, ftno nit Gein6en Der @eiuno.
belt ii6erIaoen. IS lit unmo8lid,
Oeren aneriff 5u entgeben 6o 0ieIer
GeinO uniidt6ar lit.
Gle tonnen Iif ober b%orbereiten,
um 6ieien 9tnoriff DirtltnesIos au
MAIDEN. sic f0nneu abr GDltem
oerart itdrfen, 0nB oieIe 9ronfbeits.
feline feline @eIegeubeit baden, iid
feit3uiesen ion0ern obgeitoBen per.
ben.
Gn5t lit Is unbabingt nottpeu6ig,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
S0tete ifdl fe(6lt.

aearnep. 9}e6, II. 2ft. = Ger
2ei4nam bon Seurb @e1ninger
mur6e nod Sbelton CUR 8~eeroigung
geionot. Senninger Itarb I'M 8. 6.
g. II. 6oipitoG an @unoen, bic er
lid om 3onnerstag iel6er 8ngefiiQt
botte. Gr botte ii6 Die aebIe ourd
idnittan, nod6eln Elm @erfudl, iidl
gu bergiften, ourd reft8eitiQes Gin.
greifen dr5tltder Silfe miBltnqcn
NOR. Or miro bon ieiner @attin uno
llelln &inoern iiberlebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17

Or. @eiIonO's 8riaen poiien. 9e.
in6en Gle oenieIbeu in 6remont,
menn es SBneu bisber nidjt eeliln-
|gen. Grlei6tcrlulg fur S9re gIlieen
81 ergalen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
geinflt ottp gnrfat.

Sn ieitem neuen 2otaI 914 Glib
Ia. StrnBe. gegebrensnerteite oIfo.
bolfreie @etrdnte urto feiner 0rn6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17

gtan unterItie Be oie oelitife
Greiie, ili0em man al ibrer @erbrei.
tune 6eitragt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
Der Dcrkcbf
nit Sem ScinSc.

gsas bias meme nn 6. Gfto6er inter.
scidnete @eiet beiagt.-@er lit
Der n6einO P@-9ie Sdaffnns Ocs
gUitens zines D&erualters bon
SremOensnt". Sober &erfe6r
absei6nitten.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-16
SAVE YOUR HAIR
and BEAUTY IT
|. WITH "DANDERINE"
SPEND A FEW CENTS! oANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
TRY THIS! HAIR GETS sEAUTl
Full, WAVY AND THICK IN
FEW MOMENTS.

II you care for heavy hair, that
glistens with beauty and is radiant
with life; has an incompatible soft
ness and is fluffy and lustrous, try
Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it immed.
lately dissolves every particle of dan.
druff; you cannot have nice, heavy,
healthy hair If you have dandrun.
This destructive scurf robs the hair
Of its lustre. its strength and its very
life and If not overcome It produces
a feverishness and itching of the
scalp; the hair roots famish, loosen
and die; then the hair falls out fast
II your hair has been neglected and
is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too
oily, get a small bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine at any drug store or toilet
counter for few cents; apply a lit.
tie as directed, and ten minutes after
you will say this was the best invest.
ment you ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless OF
everything else advrtisd that II you
desire soft. lustrous, beautiful hair
and lots of it-no dandruff-no itch.
ing scalp and no more falling hair
you must use Knowlton's Danderine.
II eventually-why not now?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-16
FIGHTING AGAIN IN
THE A|SNE REGION
Military Situation on the
West Front Not Chang
ed Today.

The military situation on various
fronts in western wdr erea was virtual.
" unchanged overnight so far as the
official statements revealed.
The German reports have begun to
lay stress again upon the violence Of
the artillery fire in Flanders but there
are no indications that the lombard.
ments have yet been worked up to the
point where the British find themselves
ready fora renewal OF their drive. Evi.
lently much depends on the weather in
this region in the light OF his last
weeks experience. With the handi.
cap of the Flanders mud it seems that
Field Marshal Haig will await the set.
ting of ground into somewhat more
passable state although the hope oil
securing even ordinarily good condi.
tons at this late season of the year
seems now to be considered small.
On the French front the activities
are centered on :he Aisne and before
Verdun. Last nights fighting in both
regions was mostly monopolized by ar
tillery. German infantry. however.
come to light on the west bank of the
Mouse, attacking north Of Hill 304.
The French founG little difficulty il
repulsing the assault while on the
Aisne front fresh parties make sue
cessful incursions into the German
line.
British casualties continue to show
declining rate. The total reported in
last week was 1906 as compared with
1906 for week closing October 9 and
21,179 for the preceding week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-16
jelly WANTED FOR
THE SOLDIER BOYS
Patriotic Appeal of Resi-.
dents, Donations Wanted
by October 18th.

At least several hundred glasses Of
Jelly are expected from the citizens
Of Marion county for the boys in the
various United States military camps
and II possible an effort will be made
to have the Jelly reach our own boys.
This is a great work and other sec.
tons OF the state are responding gen.
erously TO the cause.
The girls club ol Cabell county has
given more than 100 glasses Of Jelly
and Miss Blanche +. Price, the County
Home Demonstration agent, is trying
to surpass that county. In order to do
this 1t will be necessary for the resi-.
dents Of Fairmont and Marion county
to get busy. AS the club girls are
largely of foreign families the Jelly
that they have made will be needed on
their home table. To date not more
than twenty-five club girls have signi-
fed their intention Of contributing a
glass or two of jelly. One little pa.
triotic girl has declared her intention
of donating the eleven glasses of Jelly
the entire lot she had prepared.
An appeal is made along patriotic
lines. People are appealed to in that
way so that the boys at the front may
receive some good eats" during the
coming winter.
Miss Price has issued this statement
in regard to the matter;
"All canning club girls having their
glass of jelly reaiy for the soldier
boys please label the kind of Jelly and
county and have t ready for collec.
ton. If you are in town wrap it care.
fully and bring or send 1t to the office
of County Agricultural Agent H. l..
Smith. This jelly must be in this week
as 1t has to be labeled, and shipped to
Morgantown October %. 1t will be
sent from there as collection to one
Of the armp camps. In all probability
it will be sent so that the West Vir.
GINA boys will be the ones to receive
it.
Anyone in the county or city wish.
ing to contribute one or more glasses
of jelly from their winters supply
please send it in to Mr.. Smiths office
or notify Miss Price and 1t will be col.
lected this week."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-16
IN FIVE MINUTES
NO SICK STOMACH
INDIGESTION, GAS
."PAPE's pIAPEPsIN" Is THE
= QUICKEST AND suREsT a
y STOMACH RELIEF. ~ }

You don't know what upset your
stomach-which portion Of the food
did the damage-do you? Well don't
bother. II your stomach Is in . re-
volt; II sick, gassy and upset, and
what you ate has fermented and
turned sour; head dizzy and aches i
belch gases and acids and eructats
undigested food; breath foul, tongue
coated-just take a little Pape's Di1
apepsin to neutralize acIdity and In
five minutes you wonder what boz
came Of the indigestion and dis
tress.
Millions OF men and women today
know that 1t is needless to have dyD1
pepsia. A little Dispepsin occasioni
ally keeps the stomach sweetened,
and they eat their fayorite foods
without fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care
OF your liberal limit without rebel>
lion; II your food is a damage I'M
stead of a help, remember the quick
est, surest, most harmless antacid ID
Pape's Diapepsin which costs only fifty
cents for q large case at drug stores.
It's truly wonderful-it stops food
souring and sets things straight so
gently and easily, that 1t is really as.
tonishing. Your stomach will digest
your meals II you keep acids neu.
traNZsd. d
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FAIRVIEW

Tom Michael, OF indianapolis. Ind.
who has been visiting his father
John E. Michael, has returned.
Mrs. Gertrude Chalfant Wright, o.
Pittsburg, is visiting her father, d
B. Chalfant and sister. Miss Margaret
Chalfant.
Miss Sheets of the Fairview Higt
school was a weekend guest ct hel
home at Morgantown.
Rev. c. n. Coffman has returned
from Huntington where he attended
the /. q. o. F. Grand lodge.
Dir. and Mrs. Willis Taught arc
the happy parents of a baby boy.
Miss Gail Sturms, of Bethel, wa:
visiting Mrs. Carl Hamilton Satur
day.
w. f. Michael. of Fairmont, was 9
Sunday visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tenant, o.
Bula, were weekend guests OF rela
tives at Fairmont.
Mrs. Carl Hamilton was a week
end guest OF Mrs. NJ. j. Lynch al
Clarksburg,
Mrs. Walker, OF Pittsburgh, is Wis
lting her sister, Mrs. G. L. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Dering, of Nor
gantown, motored here Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Lambert. of Monongah
was weekend guest of her mother
Mrs. Ellen Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Cummins were
at Fairmont shopping Saturday.
Miss Edith Wilson, of Fairmont
was a weekend guest at her home.
Mrs. Linnie Billingslea, Of Fair
mont, was a weekend guest of hel
son, Claude Billingslea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Knode and D. B
Chalfant attended the football game
at Morgantown Saturday.
Mrs. Irving Bruin, of Mexico, whC
has been visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. McBee, has returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pitzer, o.
Barrackville. attended the rally at
the Baptist church Sunday.
Miss Virginia Morris, OF Fairmont
was weekend guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Morris on MAR
street.
Mrs. George Michael will entertain
the W. c. T. U. ladies' Tuesday after
noon.
The Ladies' Aid society will NEE
with Mrs. ]. W. P. Jarvis Thursda!
night.
Miss Belle Toothman and Maste
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GERMANS FIRMLY
HELD OESEL ISLAND
Have Taken Many Prisoners
and Guns of Various
Kinds.
tRy Associated Pressl

BERLIN, Oct 1.-THE Germans
have taken full possession Of the
main portion OF oesal island at the
entrance TO the gulf OF Riga the wal
office reports.
The Russians have been isolated on
Svorb peninsula and are offering des
perate resistance.
Runo and Abro islands in the Gull
OF Riga have been occupied by the
Germans. They have captured 2,40C
prisoners and 80 guns, q machine
guns and several aeroplanes the state
ment says.
The essential part OF the German
task on the island was accomplished
in four days.
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John Sutton were visiting her sister.

John Sutton were visiting her sister
Mrs. Bertha Jones.
Mrs. Maude darlington. Mrs
Straight. Mrs. Arnett and daughter
Mrs. Pearl Fear Mrs. J. c. Miller
Mrs. Martha Hawkins, MIR. and Mrs
A. L. B. Dudley, Mr.. l. y. Tough, OF
Fairmont; MIR. and Mrs Harry Gar.
rison, Misses Kate and Blanche Gar.
rison,. of Wadestown; James Pitzer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Pitzer. OF
Bethel, Mr.. and Mrs. Logne and Ord.
way Kuhn from Detroit, Mich; Mrs.
Jane Ice and w. d. Ice, of Gray's
Flat; Lee Wells from Pennington (;
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff, from Penn.
sylvania; Perry Riggs. Tyler Carr,
Mrs. Ida Henthoun of Tyler COUNTY
Thomas Tough. from Camp Lee, Pet
ersburg Va, attended the funeral
services of Mrs. Perry Tough at Bias.
MELVILLE Monday afternoon
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British Parliament
Is Back at Work

LONDON. Oct 16-Parliameut reas.
sembled today after a recess of two
months and began graphing with a
big grist OF legislative and admins.
rative work. Its most important duty
will be the passing of a new vote OF
credit. This probably will bring up
for discussion the general situation
Chief interests centcred In the pros.
pect that the Government will take
advantage OF the opportunity TO an.
nounce its general policy of air service
a subject brought into the foreground
by recent air raids in London.
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Club Women Meet
in Charleston Today
CRv Associated Pressl

CHARLESTON. Oct 1G.-Delegate
to the Annual convention of the West
Virginia Federation of Women's
clubs were welcomed today by Gov
ernor Cornwell at their first session.
Mrs. Jos. G. Cochrane, Of Parkersburg
president, replied for the Federation
and the remainder of the morning
was taken up with committee meet,
ings and enrolment of delegates. A
large number OF women from leading
cities of the State are in attendance.
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Trouble Brewing
Among Russians

Trouble was brewing among some
Russians at Mohongah on Monday
night. In the course OF the disturb
ance one man was robbed OF consider
able money. y party of fellow coun-
tlymen are said to have beat up this
party. AS result of the mix up a
number of warrants were issued be-
fore Justice Conway this morning.
County officers are serving the war
rants this afternoon. The participants
in the trouble are miners.