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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-22

Paris. Mar. 22.--Despite vigoroa,
defense by the Germans. French
forces have occupied several more vii.
lagos north Of soissons In their for
ward sweep. today's oiicial statemen,
declared.
French troops drove the Germani
out Of several positions north Of Ter.
gnier during the night" the state
ment declared. During the night
after sharp fighting. they also occu'
pied several more villages north oI
soissons. despite vigorous defense by
the Germans.
French troops raided German
trenches north Of Berry-an-Bac and
captured prisoners.
Attempted German raids In the
Arsonne were repuised."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-22
ASSEMBLY SO(N1) /
PLAN F(R AS:aNl

Petrograd. Mar. 22-Fs R,uIa Rn,,l,
is democratizing every possible s,le tea
ture Of her governmental mlrNn nlthinery
Announcements from duma lNa@ Gneaaer,
today indicated that the ccna|tJIititpen
assembly which will decide Tho e=es exact
form OF the future government INIT vii,
be held as soon as possible
In the meantime one Oi @ dob. dun,
leaders favors extension ot @nr1rl,ffau,
to women. granting then wceo(Olce /,
this choice Of the form oi govewsowru
ment.
In session today the minister's Vlers dc
cided to grant free railway pa=M pase
to pardoned prlsoners-4ncludhg ynnrtA
vast number OF politiCa wsor-ia soper
exiled to Siberia by ths Old mvvp,oyeru
ment, Foreign minister Min rulilukol
was also authorized to grant sNNsIoIsbslde
to emigrants in other nations ~ Is vii
might desire to return 10 Russia Hsla nm
der the democracy,
Liberation OF politia wIsoi-rs, soma,
goes on throughout Russia WV WoD
received from Chitra today Told bhold b
the great demonstration thereon raou m
arrival OF the frat batch oi s|ea- -ss,lease
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-22
THE GOVERNOR PROCLAIMs
OREGON PATRIOTIC WEEK

Salem, Mar. 22.--Oregon will OBJ
serve the week beginning March rs
as patriotic week." by virtue Of .
proclamation issued by Governor
withycombe. The proclamation urges
all young men to rally to the flag''
and officers Of the national guard will
make special effort to secure re-
cruits.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-22
RELIEF SUPPLY
HOUSES SACKED
Retrsating Armies Continue Reno
grade Movement, with Allies In
Full Pursuit

| With the French Armies Advanc-
Ing From Noyon to Chauny and
Tergnier. Mar. 21.-(By automobile
to Paris, Mar. 22.)-Retreating Ger
man troops sacked even supply
houses Of the American relief COM
mission to leave the French civilian
Inhabitants without food. They took
every vestige Of every metal IN the
French villages and their policy Of
insensate destruction marked prac-
ticsIly every house in the territory
which they evacuated.
But n the Germans hoped by Mt
ter devastation 10 stem the tide Of
the French advance against them.
they were disappointed. The French
advance has been so rapid that in
many cases they have arrived at
towns and villages hours before the
Germans had planned to evacuate
them.
Nor is the French advance lacking
in methodical system. Behind the
screen Of fast moving cavalry and
infantry come the engineers and road
builders to bridge craters and be-
hind them the artillery awaits only
the construction Of highways.
A few miles beyond Noyon today
! Witnessed the rapidity with which
the French are overcoming every ef-
fort Of the enemy to check their adj
vance. There the French columns
encountered fifty-foot hole-a era
ter on the NoyonlC lChany road. ex-
actiy at the spot best calculated to
Impede tire advance. The French In
fantry and cavalry Immediately de-
toured to adjoining fields and con-
xinued their forward movement with
out interruption. At the same mo-
znent engineers began filling the cra-
Ter and bridging It. Another detach-
xnent started on a road winding
zround the place. almost before the
East shovel Of dirt was thrown and
che last nail driven. batteries OF the
ramow "T5's" guns went careening
cross. while to one side munitions
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-22
World the Size q Grants Pass Has Newspa Telegraph Service
GERMANS NOT
READY TO STOP
Path u Gcrnmn Army In Retreai
Through France Il Marked
by Wantonness

London. Mar. ss,The German re-
treat is not yet ended. In the opinion
Of General Maurice. director OF mill.
tary operations. Discussing news
from the western front today. Maui
rice declared the German destructive
tactics far exceed the military needs
Of the situation. He suggested the
possibility that they were dictated by
a political motive--the idea being to
inspire fear from the French that all
territory which Germany would re-
linquish would be treated similarly,
and thus lead the French to consider
pence.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-22
AEROPLANE WITH AUSTRIAN
PRINCE N MISSING

Berlin, Via sayvllle, Mar, 22.--An
aeroplane directed by Prince Fred
erich Karl OF Prussia has not re-
turned from raid over hostile lines
between Arras and Peronne. declared
an Official war of'lce statement today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-22


owned by the Atkies Hallbjorg COM
pany Of Halmstad. She has not been
previously listed an one OF the South
American raiders victims. The Vol
tairc and Mount Temple were both
previously known TO have been sunk
In South American waters.
The above dispatch gives the hrst
definite Identification OF the raider
q sthe Moewe. She had previously
been reported from unofiicial allied
and neutral sources as the converted
cruiser vineta,
The M0ewe on the second raiding
expedition Just concluded succeeded
In breaking all records for elusive
ness, Her record OF ships sunk as re-
ported above Is two less than that Of
her famous predecessor. the German
steamer Emden. which sank ss yes-
seIs
IN her first raid the Moewe was
credited with sinking Is ships. so
that with the 81 reported above she
has now accounted for 80 vesscls--
n record In naval warfare, 1vc dep
rcdatIons have probably coy. shipping
IN thc ncighborhood OF yi7.0no,o ,oo0.
Part Of the .iocwe's cargo OF booty
from the frst trip was 100000 in
gold. taken on the Appam.
First reports concerning the South
American ruider--now definitely
identified as the Moewe--- came In
United Press dispatches from It's stan
correspondent in Buenos Aires At
that time United Press dispatches re-
ported tho raider to have sunk or
captured 80 vessels.
Later information said tho raider
had slipped out OF Kiel harbor. flying
the Danish flag. and successfully
eluded the British patrol fleet.
There have been numerous reports
recently concerning tho presence OF
German raiders still lurking In South
American waters. There may be ves-
sells captured by the Moewe and trans
formed Into auxiliary raiders, Sur
vivors brought into pernambuco on
tho steamer Hudson Maru from ves-
sels taken by the raider, said there
was at least one with the Moewc act
Ing AZ auxiliary raider
The latest report Of battle with
raiders came In United Press dis
patches Tuesday from Rio Janeiro.
telling OF damage done the British
cruisor Amethyst In tho conflict, In
which the British cruiser Glasgow
was cagnged.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-22
CAPTURED - STEAMERS AND
FIVE SAILING vEssEIS DuR.
ING CRUISE IN ATLANTIC
SECOND SPECTACULAR VOYAGE
rreyed Upon shipping In southern
Atlantic Waters, and Eludcti Al
Warships Bent After Her

Berlin. via Sayviilc. Mar ?e.---The
German auxiliary cruiser Moewe re-
turned TO her home port Of thc navy
from hcr second cruise In the At
lantle ocean. declared q statement Is
sued by the oficial press bureau to-
day.
She remained In the Atlantic for
several months under the command
Of Burgrave and Count Hohna Sch
lodieu.
''The ship captured 22 steamers
and Ave sailing ships. with a total OF
10000 gross tons.
Among these vessels were 81 hos
tile steamers. Of which eight were
armed and Ave were In the service Of
the British admiralty. AZ well AZ four
hostile sailing ships. Among these
ships were the voltaire. mn English
steamer with = i2-centimeter cannon.
s.si7 gross tons. In ballast. and the
Hailbjorg. Norwegian steamer OF
a.5s7 tons carrying parcels. and tho
steamer Mount Temple"
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N.u. 6nppthtttn.

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Do. an WefipOOO 9omtitsaS SO
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lit leioenb, min Sic aber burfots
untcr bier sIugen ipreden. Die
Griinoe ii.o mir porlGufig noh i'm.
befannt. sd aber eriufe Sic, ouf
ibren Suitano bic oenfbar grobte
&iifiid)t 81 nebrner.
Bon uns Die belten Gritbe.
@ait5 ergebenit
bon SoInnern
Sberiilelitnnnt.
Ga Ia6te Sein3 oui. gIio Rid.
fidt nebmen ioIlte crl @as ootte
iid eieertIid, bieier Raun nit Der
sroben 3ufiluft2 Ger stanlpi mar
oo, 5uifIagen tpoIte er, ipenn nih
&Idre boriinter lit, g mar ia fein
@unber. Gin barmIoier Menih,
oieier Sommern; iest blieien 6ie
Srompeten, ia fhon gum slneriit
Die 3eiten iparen eriSsiiItig porbei, no
aIare uno er aeiunaen batten: BE.
iiebl ou oeine @esel IGnner mo.
den bic @eididte, i'm 9lnfang mar
niht 6os Nort, ionoeru Die Sbaf, Oh
er Sbateu poIIbrinsen rpoIte - OBJ!
er itnI,o alf uno redte Die alrme.
lleberniiitbie rief er:
~erites @eidiis = aSeuer!~
er gIaubie nod gu boren ipie ibnl |
Sommern beute friih jueeruien:
Serr 2eiitnantl sIm 9Iussang ienes
Sorfes Iinfs, aapaaeriel Sic
lperben attodieri!
.Saipobl, mein Scrr SberItIeut.
nant, attadieren Sic MIR Sein,
einmal iino Sic ibm rein.
gebreidi in feine @eihiise, elm 5ipei.
Ies MaI niatl" fpraib er Ialit Dor
ii6 bin.
RIoslid ipurbe er nad)baflid,. 20, /
sum SeufeI auf, bofte Senn Die GIdre
NIT ibrem Wauu beutid geiprohen,
pie tie es iiG porgenonunen2 Or
ben Brief nod einmal.
Rein, idnpar3 ouf ipeib itano oa:
Die Sriinoe iinb MIR porI6uiig nod
- 9llio, ieige ipar iie.
latte feline Courage I'm aeibl 8. er
polite ibr morgeu Die Spore neben,
Sommern ioIlie EN- blaues @imber
'rleben. 8peiieI fannte er nid)t ulebr.
Smmer ipieber riei er iih gu:
-Sm @niang mar Die 2bat - Die
That - Die 9batl~
8ohrIit, ibn SiirItete nad E)aten.
Sein5 betrat in iiegesiiferer Stim.
niing ben Commentator Salon-
5ie fam aiti ibn gu uub itredte ibm
'eioe Sanbe enigegen.
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er fab iie al, bic gueen paren
'eritpoIcr, iie uiuEte Die sarse
eaft eelDeint baben, iino pie
bate ibre Gimme se.
lungen.
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geipret, ooriuurfspon fragte er.
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bise 5rGulein mid bem lansen @iiei'
for OOr5iebt, Dora ~ 3ofe: nSi4:r'
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yDiro's bid ridt su iebr aiif.
regen?"
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Shm ift hei benz @eoonfen gar 1tft
ipobl Suntiitbe, ober rubie iogt r:
sd ihreibel"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-24
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black Draasht.

McDuff, Val s,ifereS for severn
1eary," says Mrs. ]. D. Whitaker, oil
Ibis place, with sici, .,eia.a41.che, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend GSId inc tn Try
Thedford's Black-DraESIit, witch did.
and found ii TO be the beSi Eailiiiy rnedi-
cine for young and DID,
keep Black-Drauglit on aa7d all tlIs
time now, and when mp Children fee, a
little bad, they ask me for d dose, and 4
does them more good than aay medicine
they ever fried. g.
We never have iorg epeil of sick
cess In our family, since We commenced
using Black Draught."
Thedford's Black Draug;,t Is purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 regu-
late weak stonlachs, all digestion, re-
lleve indigestion. collie, Ntsd. nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and Similar
symptoms. S,s
II tas been in constans use for nors
than 10 years, and has 5eaasiied more
sha1' million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black Draught. Price cEly 25c. Get a
Package to-day. Acra
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-24
.ALUhlEL DYNAMITES
A SLUGGISH LIVER
CRASHES INTO SOUR BILE, MAX
ING YOU SICK AND YOU LOSE

Calomel salivates! It's mercury. Cal
omel acts like dynamite on a sluggish
liver. When calomel comes into con-
tact with sour bile it crashes into it.
causing cramping and nausea.
If you feel bilious, headachy. consti-
pated and all knocked out, just go to
your druggist and get a 5O-cent bottle
OF Dodson's Liver Tone. which is
harmless vegetable substitute for dan
gerous calomel. Take a spoonful and
If it doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without MAX
ing you sick, you just go back and get
your money.
If you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides.
it may salivate you, while if YOU take
Dodson's Liver Tone you will wake IN
feeling great, full of ambition and
ready for work or play. it's harmless
pleasant and safe to give TO children:
they like it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-24
s. {. AUTO SHOW
OPENS lis DOOR
COMPLETE DISPLAY AceJPED oE
SUCCESS IN THE GECR.
GlA CAPITAL.

ATLANTA, Feb. 23--IT.,h 3,5OJ
square feet of floor spaco il excess
of the greatest previous show. the an
nual Southeastern Auto1 otile Exposi.
ton will open its doors tomorrow
morning in this city for wat bids fair
to be in every way a banner season
Both hin the quantity OF exhibit space
in number and variety OF cars on dis
play and in attendance by automobile
men and the general public, the show
seems an assured success.
Practically every pleasure and com
mercial car that makes C. BID tor the