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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-26
GERMANY HELPS
/ LAGG|NG ALLIES
Austrian Report Claims
5000 Prisoners Were
Taken Yesterday.

Rome, Oct 25.-Taking advan.-
age of their bridge head Of Santa
Maria and Santa Lucia, the Austro-
German forces which began an often
sive on the Isonzo front yesterday
brought the battle on to the slopes of
the right (west) bank of the Isonzo,
says today's official statement.
ITALIANS TAKE PRISONERS.
The enemy broke through the Italian
advanced lines on the east bank of
Isonzo.
Powerful Austro-German attacks al
so were made on the Bainsizza plateau
and, on the west slopes of Monte San
Gabrielle, but these were checked by
the Italians, who took a few hundred
prisoners
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-26
MIST AIDS TEUToNs.

The enemy attacked on the south
ern slopes of the Monte Rombon and
on the northern edge of the Bainsizza
plateau. He was resisted in the mar.
rows at Saga, but further south he
broke through the Italian advanced
lines, being favored by thick mist
which rendered useless the Italian
barrage.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-26

Continued on Page 81
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-26
GERMAN PATROLS ROUTED.

Continued on Page s,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
TOOTHACHES

There are a variety Of toothaches but the
most common arc due TO exposed nerves.
when a cavity is found TO have advanced until
the nerve is involved and irritated by the
presence OF some foreign substance. or the
nerve has become oongestcd. or when
inflammation OF the peridental membrane
has developed. which results in alvco-
lar absccss. Periodontitis, or toothache,
which Involves this membrane root covering
is classed as acute and chronic. The acute
pcriodonti,is begins with heavy, dull gnaw-
ing pain. and grows more and more intense
until the tooth becomes so tender and sore
that j, feels much longer than all Others
and tho tooth cannot be brought against the
opposing tooth because OF the pain.
Finally. If the inflammation is not arrested.
the infammatory processes will continue until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
NERVOUS PERIOD
lcAL Headaches

mis- trouble commonly called sick
noodschs," 10 said to be due 70 the reten-
NOS Of ufoa In the System Often IL IL
eeneed ohae poor condition ofths blood
= . oaose Of these headaches, or that Il
- : nervous conditions, and In certain
ceees. no doubt this IL true.
Whefe Treatment IL demanded. 80 f.
mere Tor the pain than anything else.
nno DR.. A. y. Scheiischmidt OF Louis,
vile. has found anti-kananiA tablets 10
five prompt and satisfsotory relief
Rest should be insisted upon, The says,
snd the patient should 60 to bed. darken
the room. and all the attendants ana
mmfly should be as quiet ms possible.
An emetfc will some times shorten the
attack The bowels should be kept open
and . hot bath and . thorough rundown
With . coarse towel, often give grateful
relief. Two snti-kAmnfa tablets when the
nrst etGus appear. viii usually prevent
tbo attack During an attack, ono tablet
oyogY houf or two Will shorten the
o&e0ek and relieve the usual nausea and
yomtqnG" These tablets may be OBJ
l291o4 - All druggists. Ask for AK
x0Dlot1- Also unexceiled for nervous
Aeo0oohss, neuralgia and all pains.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
open HOUSE" At U.

Tho fourth annual engineering
open house Is being held At the
L. OF W. Thursday. starting at /
D. m. and continuing until 10. A
program OF subjects Of interest to
mining engineers was listed.
II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair H. Next Liberty tho
atre. -(AdvertisementD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29

You have often heard the expression, the
skin OF his teeth" and. OF course, you supposed
il TO be just one Of those expressions which
has no foundation. But il has, because the
teeth have skin. As ! related in a previous
article, tho enamel is the ilint-like white sub
stance that covers tho crowns OF the teeth, but
there is a membrane or cuticle on the exposed
surface OF the enamel known as "Nasmyth's
membrane" which protects the enamel OF the
teeth from the action Of acids which find their
way into the mouth This membrane or skin
is from one threc-thousandths to ono fifteen
hundredths of an inch thick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
CHRONIC PERIODONTIT1S

Chronic erodontitis-subscute, as il might
with as much propriety be termed-has his
tory markedly distinguishing il from the
sthenc form its causes are manifold. Mercu-
rial uli,is is perhaps the most frequent Seor1
butus is common cause; being abundantlyi
expressed in every neighborhood where muchs
pork is eaten TO the exclusion Of mixed diet.
Many cases have origin from the exanthems:
OF such cases soarlatina seems the most pro-
vooative: rubeola follows this in frequency.
The phosphoric impression, as seen in conneo-
ton with people working in match factories,
is cause familiar 10 most surgeons. Neural
eie associations certainly beget irritability in
the periodonteal tissue, and, in cacoplastc
states OF the blood. may degenerate the nu-
tritional changes. Rheumatism and govt. as
toxical conditions, are frequently found from
clinical experimentation TO be the irritants
supporting resisting pcriodontits. Uterine
reflections, those particularly from the men
stral relation, arc other causes. Age is COM
mon cause-old people losing their teeth by
a degenerativc condition OF this membrane
which allows the organs to drop out; or the
same result is found frequently to coincide
with tubular consolidation OF the fangs. the
excess of nutritional work thrown thus on
the periodonteum exhausting finally the cap
ability OF the membrane. Tartar is COM
mon and frequent cause of periodontitis."
EDWIN ]. BROWN.>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
ADMITS NE LIED
TO TRACY LAWYER
Continued From Page /


will not BE- required 10 mako its
opening statement until Monday.
the Judge said.
The cross examinaion OF Auspos
was continued by Fred III. Moore
Thursday morning.
On Auspos' statement that the
frat shot In tho Verona affair came
from the boat. Moore produced n
memorandum which Auspos admit.
ted looked like one Vanderveor had
made and afterward shown 10 him.
during a conversation In tho Ever
ett fail.
Checking off tho points noted on
the slip OF paper. Moore got from
the witness admissions OF the truth
OF all OF them. except that he said
he had told yanderveer that the
first shot came from tho dock. DO.
cause he was afraid 10 tell the
truth about that"
You knew Nanderveer was your
counsel. didn't YOU" asked Moore.
Yes"
And he asked you TO tell him
the factaf"
Yes. sir"
And you told him the first shot
cnmo from the Dock
Il was scared 10 answer any
eslfcrent"
What wero you afraid Of"
Il was scared OF tho man IN No.
2 cell"
Thru n furious hail OF questions.
auspos stuck 10 this statement
Served In Prison
The latter part OF the cross-cx.
animation brought out tho fact that
Auspos served In tho 4. s. army
Il tho Philippines and was dirhon.
orahly discharged. having served
A. months In a military prison.
lie also admitted having boon In
t. reform school for two years
when n boy.
Tho only inducemcnt tina, was
held out 10 you 10 change the
statement that you made 20 Mr..
vandsrvecr vas thar you would be
protected asked Moore.
NO. they said I'd be better off
II I'd tell the truth. answered
AuApos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
GREEN LAKE CLUB
TO NOISE IT ROUND

Tn. Green LAX. business Men.
association 10 going TO noise it
around" 20 congress TO &c, that unl,
vcrsai military training bin thru.
At n meeting held IN tho Green
LAX. library Wednesday night n
committee was appointed to draf,
resolutions 10 that effect. and 10
urge tho Washington delegation 90
do its utmost TO secure passage OF
that law The club president f.
George W. Hili. and A. NJ. Green "a
secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
GRAND JURY TO NEAR
BREMERT0N CHARGES

BREMERToN. March 29.-The
grand jury list. comprising % citi-
zens of Mtsap county. was drawn
yesterday. The Jurors will report,
April .. from IL TO II being &C.
iected TO serve. Tho municipal AZ
fairs of Breme.ton will be thoroly
aired before these citizens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
DEMONSTRATION FOR
PEACE PLANNED

WASHINGTON. March go
While congress IL conyening In war
session. on Monday next. the capi'
tai will witness the biggest peace
demonstration In It's history. the
Emergency Peace federation an.
nouneed TODAY. Pacificists from all
actions OF the country will flock
here for n mammoth anti.war dem.
onstratlon. which will be featured
by parade on Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
THE PERIDENTAL MEMBRANE

The proper name OF this membrane is the
perodonteum. Ii is 10 the tooth root what
the pcriosteum is 10 the bones or osseous It's
sues or structures OF the body. II is a COM
position Of fibro-cellular tissues covering the
teeth roots. and serves the double purpose
Of attaching the teeth TO the alyeolar process
and supporting the external vessels OF nurti-
ton and acts az a protecting cushion "a sort
OF shock absorbcr).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
YANKEES FIGHTING
ABROAD WANT TO
join j. S. ARMY

LONDON. March 2e.--Amerfcans
now fighting the Germans under
the British or French flag would
rather be doing II under the Stars
and Stripes.
At least that r. the case OF n
large percentage OF them. Judging
from the number that have 90 OK.
pressed themselves at tho Ameri.
can embassy Eere. Never day
passes now that one OF the sew.
orai Americans IN British khaki
appears 20 ask how he can trans.
fer his services direct to the Unit.
ed States army in case the U. s.
goes 70 war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29
BY
EDWIN ]. BROWN. d. d. S.
Seattle's Leading Dentist.
7l3 First Ave, Union Block.

desquanation and suppuration take place,
and then the patient has an Assessed tooth.
accompanied with a badly swollen face. The
tooth is usually lost and in many cases ne
erosis occurs. The pus which forms is con-
tanned in the abscess and surrounding tissues.
and il in the lower jaw, very often burrows
its way between the muscles and extends to
localities far remote from the abscess proper.
In acute periodonttis. the abscess formation
is so very rapid that the face may swell to an
enormous size in one night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-29

Tho Double Squeeze" saved the
day for tho Giant.aillers. See Tho
Star Monday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
Y. NJ. O. A NOTES

An excellent program was rendered
by the Reds last Friday night and the
Blues were present to help make the
shots warm. Listen and hear who
pulled the wagon.
Every man and hoy were happy last
Sunday because of the help that was
given to the other man.
$50 A. NJ, the workers meeting
was good one at the Y. M. G. A.,
Building. The work in the city home
10 A. M, was OF great help to the
inmates and the committee was happy.
10 A. NJ, the committee for the Jail
was busy and the prisoners were
made to feel that there Is a chance
for life.
The women in the penitentiary en-
joyed the meeting 10 A. NJ, which
was conducted for their special bene-
fit.
The boys met at the Y. M. c. A.,
4 p. Mr., and were deeply interested
to them by Committeeman G. B. Cas-
ton.
The men enjoyed the address which
was delivered by Mr.. Joshua II. Fish
er $50 2. NJ, at the Y. M. G. A. Rev.
Y. j. Mosby pastor Of the New Baptist
Church also made very telling speech
and the men were helped.
Come to the meeting for the Work
ers $3.50 A. M. ..
Every man Is asked to be on time
Sunday and ready for hard work and
the other man
All boys are invited to the Y. M. c..
A., a P. M, to hear committeeman B.
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FEM ALE
EN- BALME
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Embalming, and is indeed, one OF
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embalming and conducting funerals,
She ranks with the best in her
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She is prominent in fraternal or.
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IT REALLY HAPPENEDI

apples" and their thoughts were of
a bloody battle and dead rat. The
spirit Of conquent was rampant I'm
their breasts. The general cautioned
them and then slowly opsned the trap
door. The rat peeded out and took
in the situation at a glance and re-
fused to come out at once. Every
boy had his arm drawn back ready to
deliver the death blow. Finally the
rat made desperate dash straight
through the ring--the gang gave way
at the point for which he was headed;
not rock was thrown; the "army''
became panic-stricken The general
and few of his Soldiers dashed
after the rat but the RODENT WAS
SAFE AND SOUND IN HIS HOLE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
ONE PUT MANY TO FLIGHT.

The boys had begged permission of
he lady OF the house to kill the rat
which had been caught the night be-
fore, and the lady had consented that
the gang might have the pleasure of
bloody combat with the rodent.
There We're about ten in the gang and
they ranged in years from about six
to eleven. After holding war coun-
Gil 1t was decided to use ground
apples" (rocks) to send the rat to
Its happy hunting ground in short
order. The general posted his men
In a circle with himself In the center
holding the rat-trap. Zach lad had
both hands filed with ground
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
PERSONAL INSPECTION.
By Mrs. ARArEDA M. WYLIE, DIsTRIcr
NURSE.

There are no duties which man
could perform that would prove more
beneficial or yield more pleasure for
him, than inspecting his home. Keep
ing his home and surroundings in san
ltary shape, advising his neighbors to
40 likewise. This plays an impor-
tant part In keeping his family in a
healthy condition. The man who pays
the greater part of his weekly earn
1ngs to the doctor and drug store can
not DO very prosperous. Health
means wealth. Warm weather Is
here. Typhoid fever is one Of the
busiest visitors Of the season and is
carried In various ways. Therefore
IL becomes quite necessary to inspect
your homes, SEQ that they are kent in
good condition. Have you ever Thought
or your water supply, Is it pure and
clean? If spring water. give your
spring thorough inspection. Bad
water carries germs OF typhoid fever,
and Is responsible for many out
breaks. No matter how clean and
sparkling 1t seems, If 1t Is in an in.
sanitary location this dreadful mon.
ster may visit your home very soon.
Any water located near r. stable,
manure pile, or in any position which
may receive drainage from any hui.
man filth Is dangerous aud unfit for
use. Food also Is a frequent means
by which the germ Of typhoid gains
entrance into the intestines. SEQ that
your food Is fresh and clean, espe.
clally lunches which are purchased
from lunch counters. Many times they
are covered with fly specks. More
4 u IN prlx A. ~
who are placed aside to eat, often
their plates are covered with flies.
This seems more than brutal. The
innocent child is not responsible for
the innumerable supply of files in
your room IL no effort Is made to
keep out the flies. Why not protect
the child's food?
The house fly Is the greatest carrier
OF typhoid fever. Wherever there are
germs in filth, the germs will be car.
rled by the fly If your home has @
victim of typhoid fever special pre-
cautions should DO taken, everything
used about your sick should be thor.
oughly disinfected. Take care Of your
own hands. Don't be afraid Of cold
applications. ....2.,
visited a home where q girl was
desperately Ill with typhoid fever,
temperature los degreees, girl even
delirious. Parents Mt first objected
the use Of cold applications even cold
drinks had been refused saying they
thought the fever Should be sweated
out. This poor girl had been punished
days without Doctor trying to
sweat ou her rover. ntiseS no precau.
lions In trying to protect those Of her
household Offering her entire family
as victims to this dreadful diseas It
Is easier to prevent disease than
to cure 1t. Beware of this visitor, in
spect your homes. All means for pre-.
venting Its occurrence are ut your
disposal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
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NEGRO'S INSULT RESENTED.
Danville Soldiers Prevented From
Dcuking Prisoner Only by tho
Appearance OF Officers.

DANVILLl0, VA, July 30.-What
threatened to be serious clash be-
tween soldiers and Negroes was pre-.
vented late last night by prompt ac-
ton on the part Of the police. A Ne
gro IN restaurant was overheard by
privates in Company NJ to make an
obscene remark about white women
and to use an abusive epithet regard.
ing soldiers.
The soldiers ran to seize the Negro,
Howard Grasty, who took refuge in O
colored restaurant. He was dragged
out along with two other Negroes,
Arch Akers and Osa Gunter, who
showed disposition to take the part
OF Grasty. The police arrived in time
to prevent soldiers from CARRYING out
their intention Of dumping all three
Negroes in the river.
The three Negroes were handed over
to officers by the soldiers, obeying the
orders OF noncommissioned officers
and the three prisoners were escorted
to Jail.
Mayor Wooding was called from his
nome by telephone, when the trouble
began to assume dangerous proper.
lions, and he FASTENED down to take
charge Of the situation. When he
arrived, however, he found policemen
patrolling the trouble area and af-
fairs rapidly growing quiet.
rms morning Mayor Wooding fined
Grasty 500, which sum was paid to
the court clerk In currency by the Ne.
gro' VINO had a wad Of money. Akers
was fined $40 and the other Negro
was dismissed from custody. :,
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1867 1917
Howard University
1911

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DANVIIILD NEWS.

Danvilla, Va. July, s0--Miss Cal,ie
!! nean, fen the city sunday night for
N, Y. & ~ =
Little Darlington Ottaway. seven
years old fell into the Dan river In at
Monday and drowned before helm
could reach him.
Danville is soon to have another
man Of profession. DR.. Bullock ~
washington, ID. c.. was In the citv
last week and made ARRANGEMENTS r.
open an up-to.date dental parlor In
the Southern Aid Building,
Miss Lydia Smith OF Durham NJ
c., was in the city last week visitin"
MRS. Harmon OF WASHINGTON ST
Mrs Lethia Logan of Florida and
Mrs. Mary Thomas of Pittshnrr pa
were the city guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Jordan last week. Mrs. Fannie
Williamson gave dinner party in
their honor, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonza Watkins md
little jamie leave the citv this weoI,
FOR Durham, N. c., where thew vii,
make their home. We wish them sue
cess. wv
Mrs. p. M. B. Hodge, returned last
saturday from trip to Hampton, Va,
where she attended the session of tho
reaeratlon OF Colored Women's
Clubs. She reports the best meet inc
OF its history.
Mrs. w. B. Puryear who has been
81 the city FOR some time left Sunday
Ior inc nome OF parents Portsmouth.
va. After spending few days with
ner parents, DR.. and Mrs. Someryille,
s1'e VIII leave to join her husband in
~. 4, She Will be greatly missed
here by her many friends. ~
The National Smith River Associa.
ION VIII meet with the Beulah Baptist
church, Thursday, August 2nd.
Rev, W. P. Terry, pastor of the
., ",., baptlst church preached a
SouA.stirrlng sermon at the Trinity
baptist church Sunday. All who
heard him were made glad.
w. r. GraSty returned last
week from Rocky Mt. Va, where he
mas been conducting the Summer Nor.
MAJ: MRS. Grasty, Mrs. Ada Bean.
tola' Miss Emma Ivy, Miss Harriet
Grasty and Miss Lucille Greene re.
turned with the professor. They re-.
port successful term.
Dr: f. w. James is still on the
SICK list.!He is under the care of DR.
Winslow. - Ia
MRS: Harriet Mitchell who came TO
this city from Newark, N. J., last Fri.
day because of i'll health, died at the
residence Of Mr.. Thomas johnson on
cleveland ST., Sunday afternoon. The
funeral services were conducted nv
Or. A. A. Calvin, Monday afternoon.
me body was in charge Of Under.
taker Brooks.
Mrs. J. r. Beavers and family Of
cleveland ST., left the city. Monday.
for vacation in the country.
Rev. N. II. Johnson, pastor of the
National Baptist church will begin
the celebration of his first Anniversary
Sunday, August the 9Th. Rev. r.. H
Lee, B. TIL, pastor of White Rock
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