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Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-20
.LABASSEE CANAL
 HELD BY ENGLISH
Germans Unable to Effect Crossing; Enemy Flotilla Bon1bards Belgians; Drive on Nieuport Expected
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 Over the battle fileds of France and Flanders. where terrific struggles have been waged almost without intermis- sion since March 21, there has come wha. appears to be a lull.
 Official reports tell little of actual conditions. They say the situation is unchanged, which may indicate that both sides are exhausted by their eX- ertions in the engagements that have beer fought or that they are busy bringing up artillery and fresh troops to renew the struggle.
 Correspondents at the front tell Cf miserable weather-cold. and rain and sleet-- to add to the already known bad condition of the lOwlands which are virtually quagmires through which the men and materials can be moved only with difficulty.
 Still Hold Canal
 TEe opposing armies have been fighting in a flat. marshy country since April 9 and this ground. difficult enouf.h under normal conditions. has been made more nearly impossible oy rairs and the tempest of high nypiCs- i've smells that has blasted roads and fiel6S
 It appears. however. that the Ger mans have not repeated their thrust along thelin running north of Beth une where they met with a sansuin- ary Tepulse Wednesday and Thursday. They employed about 75. .O0O men a."n= liEe variously reported to he from 6 to 10 mile sin length but gained little or no ground The I-abasSea canal front still is in British hands and bridges flung across it 5v tho TeJ tons have been swept away Cby ar tillLry fire.
 The blow aimed by the French dt the very apex of the cGrman lines in P.CGrdy. in front of Amiens. appar- entl: has not been followed up. i is difficult to believe that tr= counter offensive when it comes. will be launched in this sector. Adv'ces from FraLce would seem to indic:te that the how will be struck lt another part Of the battle line.
 Italians Brought Up
 The southern end of the battle front in France has shared in the quiet that has eI.veloped other sectors Of the line. Only raiding operations ard ar tilleTy duels are reported there.
 An interesting despatch tells of the mONIn" of Italian t'Oons IO France. This would point . nne of two te- velopn:ents. EitEe- the Italian front is in no particular danger at the pres ent int ment or eise General Foch is calling every available man to swe'l the army that he will hurl at the foe when the moment for battle arrives. It is possible however. that the fore of Italians en route to the French front is comparatively small ..
 The eGrman torpedo boat floatilla has been active along the coast sector of the battle line and have shelled Bel gian positions there. This may fore shadow a eGrman attempt to drive westward through Nieuport
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enemy trenches empty. but saw the bodies of several Germans in the American wire. apparently members of a working party who had been caught in the American barrage
 The enemy laid down a counter barraSe soon after the Ameri,an barrage started but all the Amer jeans returned safely to their trenches
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ARTILLERY ACTIVE
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 PARIS. April l9.-There was TO in fantry fighting during the course of the day but there were lively artillery engagements in several sectors, ac- cording to the official statement issued by the war office tonight.
 The statement reads:
 There were no infantry actions dur ing the course Of the day. The 0ppos- ing artillery were very active in the region Of Castel. Grivesness and the right bank Of the Mouse river"
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BERLIN CLAIMS FRENCH ATTACK
 UNSUCCESSFUL.
Assert Prisoners Captured; 1; Reichstag Debates Subma- rine Program; War Indem- mites Demanded
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BERLIN. via LONDON, April 19.- The official communication issued 5y the war office this evening says:
 After their failure yesterday the French have not renewed their at tacks northwest of MOreuil.
 ''On the Flemish crater field sector minor engagements between our rec onncitering detaChments and Belgian and English ports have developed sev- eral times. Strong attacks launched by the enemy from the north and ;he northwest against Wytschaete were repulsed While the enemy was as sembling his men he suffered the heaviest losses under our destructive fire.
 Claim Prisoners Taken
 Northwest of Bethune. our infantry made thrust against hostile lines north of La Bassee canal and cap tured some guns. Near Festubert and Givenchy fiuctuating fighting is taking place. We have taken more than 1.6O0 prisoners.
 "The increased artillery activity on the Avre during the last few days was succeeded yesterday by strong. deeply ranked French attacks against Nor eisel and MoreuiL On both banks Of the Avre. through the Senecat wood and on both sides of the Ally MOreuil road. attacking waves in for nation several times were thrown against our line but in vain. During the bitter struggle the enemy was driven back. suffering sanguiHary losses. Stron gartillery firing con' tinued. even during the nigll. on this sector.
 Tn Ukraine we have occupied Tschaprinka and Melitpolin Tauridl. :"
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GOOD FOR ST. PAUL
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ST. PAUL. Minn., April l9.-Final negotiations to bring Jess Willard and Fred Fulton to st Paul to decide the heavyweight championship on July 4 were sharply halted this afternoon An official intimation from the state safety commission that the bout would not be permitted if public opinion opposed it was the reason.
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 COLLlNSNILLE. Okla. April l9.-A counter part of the recent lynching of Robert Prager. in Collinsville. Illinois. was checked here tonight when Chas. Miller, assistant chief Of police, was able tc convince a crowd of fifty men that it would be better to give Henry Rheimer. alleged prOGerman. chance before the council of defense tomor- row morning. rather than to take his life without unpreiudiced hearing Reimer was in semi-consoious con- ditiOn when cut down, brt will recover. it is thought.
 Rhelmer is 50 years old and says he is Of Russian birth. although eyi- dence in the hands of the council of
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Latins Pouring Into France to Reinforce French and British; Washington Off cials Optimistic
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 WASHINGTON. April 19.-Events on the western battle front are shap ing themselves. officers here believe, not only for defeat of the German drive. but for aN Ncounter-oflensive by General Foch's armies that may open the road 10 an allied military victory.
 A wave Of optimism swept today over not only American officials but also the military men ofthe allied nations in Washington. Some of them thin kit will be some days yet before General Fcch can complete his troop dispositions for a great thrust at the enemy, but others look for word that he has struck at any time.
 News Is Cheering
 The news from the battle front was distinctly cheering. The British lines in the hard stricken Flanders front were holding firmly French rein forcements had arrived there, making practically certain that the German drive toward the channel ports from that direction has been defeated.
 At the same time. official announce ment came from Rome that Italian troops were already pouring into France 10 share in the crucial strue- gle there.
 There were many indications today Of increased pressure toward Setifls American troops oversees in time to share fully in the battles this sum mer upon which may rest the final issue.
 Secretary Baker conferred for sev- eral hours with President Wilson, the regular cabinet meeting being can celled to clear the way for the con ference which had to do with both immediate and future steps for aecel- erating American participation in he struggle.
 To Send Many Troops
 At his office later Mir. Baker was in conference with Lord Reading. Brit ish ambassador The subject of their conversation concerned expediting tie movement Of American troops to the theater of war.
 As 10 plans for expediting war prep aration son this side. Mir. Baker would make no comment
 The report has been current for many days that Wm. C. Potter, now in charge Of signal corps production, will be elevated 10 a higher and more authoritative post with similar duties. lt was rumOred today. too. that Henry Ford might be selected 10 handle air plane production much in the way that Charles M. Schwab 62s been placed in charge of shipbuilding.
 From reports Of the battle progress officers pointed to the appearance of French achievements in the northern sector Of the Flanders line as indicat- ing more than a defensive measure.
 Many observers are more inclined 10 view the French front from M0nti- didier tO the south an deast as the logical position from which 10 launch counter blows. No one here professes, however. to have been able to fathOm General Foch's plans
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HAIG REPORTS LINE HOLDING

active at different points and at dawn heavily shelled our positions in the neighborhood of Csudes- cure, north of Merville. No in- fsntry action followed.
 f0ur artillery has effectively engaged hostile troops. and also transports. moving along the road behind the Lys battle front"
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MEXIcANS GET PLANE
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 FL PASO. Tex, April 19.-A Glli- tary airplane was received at Iuarez today from Mexico City MaJor J. Gomez Tagle. commander ofthe sar rison. said the machine would he used to spot bandits along the border. Major Tagle is an experienced aviator and will instruct his Ocers in the use of the machine. l
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SAMINIES RAID HUN TRENCHES

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMN IN FRANCE. April l9 (By The Associated Press) Thirty Amer. ican infantrymen. with the same number of French troops. raided the Germa nline on the right bank of the Mouse this morning. in flieting number of casualties on the enemy.
 The Americans Hound ,he
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 LONDON. April l9.-There was no change during the day along the British front in France. Field Marshal Haig reported this eve ming to the British war Otsce The report added:
 The enemy's artillery has been
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MAKE RAID ON AUsTRIANs
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IIIN THNIHW IlN1eHIT WITUI
 ROME April 19.--British troops op- erating on the Italian front made. a successful lraid yesterday in the Asi- ago basin where they inflicted heavy losses on the Austrians and took g prisoners. says tOday's war office re- port. The artillery fire along the whole front has been only desultory.
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WANT WAR INpEMNITIEs

COPENHAGEN. April 19.-The sen ate of Hamburg. Lubeck and Bremen have adopted resolutions that the Pru5sian died should make a demand fer war indemnities. The Weiser Zeitmg declares that a large major ity of the diet will support such a demand.
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cRITIcIsE SUB PROGRAM
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CBy Review Leased Wire) AMSTERDAM. April 19.-German newspapers report a lively debNJe on the U-boat question in the main com mittee of the Reichstag yesterday George GOthein. Progressive. demand ed an acceleration of the building program. declaring that the naval de pertinent had ordered too many differ ent types of boats and had refused to stimulate construction by giving yards or orders for series of sub mersibles.
 He expressed lack of confidence in the department and declared tfe American production of steel too great for the entente allies to suffer from a lack of this material.
 Kept Japan Out
 Admiral VOn Capelle. minister of marine cOntended that the yards were working to their utmost and that al teration was due to the requirements of various theaters of war. He con cluded by saying that Germany must under all circumstances prepare for long war
 Dr. Wolfgang Kapp. conservative. said that the direct effect of he IT. boat war was that Japan had not in- tervened in the war with a big army. He said the U-bOat must he hast"1ed without regard for the end Of the war.
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FIRE ON PARIS AGAIN

PARIS, April 19.-The long range . bombardment of Paris was resumed | this afternoon.
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WEATHER

ARIZONA Saturday and Sunday fair; warm CT Saturday.
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REMAINS
LOYAL TO ALLIANCE

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 30.--An out
standing ir;tturr Of German comment OH
the bulgarian proposals for IN arms
tice IS that virtually I'LL tn" paI".rs d.
clare that k!us Ferdinand remains loyal
IT. The alliance. THUS The Lrka AnZ"Ic-
or says:
"rh" attitude Of King Ferdinand ia
absolutely uncXcrpt innal AS before. he
IS thoroughly loyal 10 ,hc alliance
The EoSsi~chc TciuuE says: THAT
ilrr King NJ bulgaria adh"rcS 10 III. AL
liHu"c under all circumstances IL con-
fIrm'h by later reports from Sofia. L;
- ais" quit" clear that Mnlnhffs action
wirh"u, doubt is directed ag;uns, his
person..
THIS pap adds: "C.rtains rumnrs
about Turkeys alleged resolve are aunt"
h:,S"I"SS."
an occasional contributor III the
E"in:tnia and finally The caD!lulati"n
Turkey and n" reunion nf luiGIrIa
would inrulv" tho capitulaii"n al Tur-
KY and thu reunion IT lh. F.nt"Iir wIth
';"um,ni" am! iiuallN q" cap;IulaII"n
f .Nrielr,a-Hunrary.
\ nnr'nh'r ut parliament III an int,.r.
Ei"w IN me Inka! Anz"if"r says that
General Lukoff. +hj"f or IN" BULGARIAN
staff. Is influencing tn" armiStir" an
EaYnr Of the entente
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John Rothern1und Hit
4 On Street by Auto

John Ecthcruund. St"cG" maker. Of
g. E"if street. stopped IN front O.!
an auturchi" dr!v"u ly Ralph Metz
u"r. at Pleasant Valley. last night ii
Il t.w minutes h"for" II o'clock. IN
front "f III" Schmuibarh building. Roth
rrnuud was Knocked d"wn :Ind Metz
h.r $trri"d h,S ear AMI took R"th"r-
!nuud I" III" pnIu Valley general hos
niial where it was found his only in
iIry was a cut on the back Of tho head.
Ru,hcrTnund WAS resting easy nj ih'.
hospital carly this morning and wns
in nn danger.
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TIRED, DRACGY
WORKOUT
Texas Lady Thus Describes Condi-
ton She Was In-Then Tells
How Cardui Relieved Her.

West. I"xa~ Mrs. i. y Hunter Of
this place. recently made The following
statement. Il NAV" known Of tardUI
! :nr years wEru Il :irI m! mother gave
il ia mr 10 >r"p pains and u cor.
,alnly did mIr Il "rraI deal nj good
NfIrr marriage was in Il rundown
state 81 health and nervous. not AZ all
Iik, my usual self So. 30 much so mat !
had Ia 20 IA ped | began taking Car
tui soon WAS strong. abb" I" do my
work. even my washing.
| have been we'll since. l. can rec
nmmend tardui and gladly do So...
Whenever | uvcr-work and feel tired.
drag.y. wurn-uut. | rakr Il few doses uf
Cardui. II strengthens mr. gives me-
2n apprrilr. seems 10 strengthen my
beck. and soon feel lik" going to
work again
think all women should keep and
TSr Cardui. Ii is splendid
II you arr suffering from any OF the
symptoms Mrs. Hunter mentions. try
! Cardui, the woman's ionic.
In use for over 80 years. Cardui has
! helped thousands of women.
Cardui is composed Of mild. medi-
r:nal. vegetable ingredients. acknowl-
edged by standard medical writer's to
~ Of benefit in MANY female disorders.
Got Il bottle. Today. al your druggists ;.
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LOAN WORKERS RALLY
FOR BELLAIRE'S QUOTA
Big Meeting Was held Last Evening BY
Enthusiastic Conmttteee-other
Bellaire News.

Hundreds Of members If tn" sales
cummiltcc IF III" Fourth Liberty loan
at an cnthuSiaStir rally !ast night in
thc First Presbyterian church ronrlct-
I'd rlans 10 soil ErTlair,'S quota "f the
Liberty bonds. I;rltIIr" mus; raise
sgIn. 00n. and IN" workers were "f IN"
opinion last night that III" amount
would b.. forthcoming brf"r" he .nirn-
sivN drive has ended Many Of III"
workers predicted thai III" samount
: would bc oIcr:ubscribed.
The rally last night vas intended TO
give final instructions 10 captains ana
workers vino AZ" tu sell thr bonds ana
proved q moss enthusiastic one. Hun
drcdS Of people Interested III III" sale
of tho bonds attended, tn" meeting.
which was presided over by G. NJ. No-
defer. Addresses were made by Judc"
c. J. Lynch Of -. tlaIrS"ill". Charles
Si,ncral Of S;"uh"nvilir and others.
Special musir was rendered by Il
chorus OF 20n vric"s under tn" dir"r-
ZION Of prof r. T.. Ha!st"ad. Instructor
Of rrusi,, IN tn" puhir schools. During
!thc evening ihc audience gang >'v"rai
pairinric numbers.
Tho campaign will hc on N "arn"s;
today. An army 81 workers vii! an
yass the city. visiting every residence
business hmu<" and manufacturing
plant. This evening Il meeting "t '!''
CAPTAINS and workers will he held az
,he FIRST rr"shl l"rIan church. AZ wh''h
time reports VIII Il" rad of IN" hrS'
DAYS sales Of III" fourth Liberty bona
| isS," 4 lurrh""n will Il" served ny
m. ladies' uf III" church.
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buy Liberty Bonds j.
STEUDENVILLE

Jefferson county added w." god stars
I, b.r service" f!u: today. .iar"s PM
Inns >,n ~ Prof. and Mrs. John philips,
Of this city. died at tn" /. s. Naval lbs.
nit,l nj Portsmouth. Va. and Raymond
Elliot. ~ Hammnndsvill". died III
hnsnitul ut Camp Sherman. Both were
victims ~ pneumonia and both mad l. IN
III on" wick.
James Philips wnS Is years ~ ~"
las, February II" enlisted in IN" navy
y; PITTSBURGH last May and was son: I"
Norfolk station C"r training. TIE Is sur
v,vrd By his parents and two sisters
C,nri..e and Betty. He was attending
Struhenvill" high school whom h" IN
listed. His remains will be br"ufht
home for burial.
priyaie Elliott was . years Of age.
His ents are dead. Invent {" camp
She with the last contingent from
len county. His remains will ="
or, r. home Of his grant
HI. at HSmmondsrilI:
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FIVE ARE FOUND BY THE
CITY PEACE GUARDIANS

Tho lsrlir" department drag nrl total
..d liv" last night. III" FIRST being oi'r did
fri. nd John lmc drunk. very drunk.
found by Officer Fullerton ~ III" corner
"f South Penn street and Nti"n ~: Jack
Nest. another drunk, by pn'""r Nau. IL
~, E,iyhtr"rIli street :ti so y. IN. John
NurT,hy. another drunk. nv Niu. picked
uu a. ,l,r 'hrick row in tn" North End
Z; Ii.Sn n M. and Martin RuEaber. dis
nr,l..rly on South York street by Officer
I>indl"h"r-sr. AiI will appear lmfnr"
Judge Watkins ihS morning
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Actress Hurt When 81
Fell at Court Last

Miss Dorothy Raymond. one
sixteen pretty girls in tho Choir,
the French Frolics. now SHOW
tho Court theatre. had tn" mis-
to fall and badly cut her knco Ia:
ing. In addition IT, cutting he
she suffered n severe injury 10 h
wher. she underwent an o2crat
Appendicitis several weeks ago. s
removed 10 the hotel and will b
20 her homo today. Miss Raymc
running on III" beautiful run va,
theatre when she trippnd and fei
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nd. watching all trolley cars as they

end. watching all trolley cars as they
cane III.
.CiuuSr arrived at Woodsdalc IN tim"
10 hav,. q man pointed uui |" him E"l
ting ~ ih.. ear ~ thu "n'' wh'' llI'!
dom. ,h. shuutiag an hour or So be-
fore.
Clnusr got his man and brought him
in ~ the city and put him IN Jail
whore Ross was questioned by tl"us'
and l,orumarcina and th"y think they
l,av" got the bold hiGhwaymau OF beth
any pikr.
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BENWOOD 'kjA
Liberty Loan Workers.

TIL. Liberty lr1au workers r"rnr; ihAt
tn. people IN IN" city ar" responding
generously and in n most patriotic W;'!
10 the appeal which has brcn sent ont
by Uncle Sam They shy that III" cam
paisn her. Will hav" bigger. h"it"r ara
moro satisfying results than any other
previous loan
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GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

Of your trouble. and finally make you
entirely well. Fifty years ago S. S. ).
WIS discovered AMI given 10 suffering
mankind. During this period 1t has
proven it's remarkable curative prop.
critics as blood purifier and tonic
and has relieved thousands OF cases
Of disease caused by poor or impure
blood. and chronic or inherited blood
diseases. You can be relieved. but
you must take S. 5. S. Take it il
only pimpIoS appear. for they denote
bad blood and may be followed by the
sufTerinGs from t0Tturing skin erup-
lions Therefore bI Don't take
chances don't use ii Iii S. >.
S. FROM your druggi -
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MASQUERADE Party.

Miss lrsSi" Marks entertained wiki \
novel m;Lsrlu"rah" rHriE last evening.
having rs h"r guests MANI ~ h"r
sriunl cnmpHni"n>. Tue N"u:iI T""i'i"
cam. representing many and varied per
sons l'rizr~ w"rr awarded I" III" fun
n,r4i anh irrtiicSl dressed r;'&' and
NJ III los" Of III" evening "1.nty
luurl.pn VAS S.rS.I
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UNABLE TO AGREE Oh
MINOR PROVISI(
OF PROHIBITION

WASHINGTON. Sept. $o.-JI
g.ncy agricultural approprta{
with its rider for national p1
from next July ! until IN" J
armies arr denobilizcd after
was sent back to tho senate
to-day by the ronferecs. who
able 20 agree In Il provision
rents in the District OF Colu
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20 j, S, SAILORS
LOSE LIVES WHEN
TENDER CAPSIzES

AN ATLANTIC FORT. Sept. 60
Twenty sailors from n naval vessel III
IN" harbnr here w"-" drowned las;
night by tho 'capsiHlnH ur u naval tender
IN which thcy w"r" returning to their
ship. Eleven other men were rescued.
None of IN" bodies oil The dead have
brru found.
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Watch for Car No. "a, 604

Word vas rrr..iv"d last nigh ~
nnl,,... n"adriIarl..r" from tn" Xan Svill"
,",lI,.,. ,Iriiartmcri tn l." IN III" ln"k"ur
inr u l.uIrk siX with Ohio license No.
riEh; Tho ear was stolen in Tln"S'
willie and Il WAS thought III" people who
s,nl.. il wrrr IN their way 10 Wheeling
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Clyde Dam sci.


@ Funeral :<"rs ices w"r" held E"Strrtla Y
nfi.rnu"u from ih. lat" family resi-
d"n",. At Jas South York street. for j.
r.llw"r,d D"bh&. who died NJ injuries r..-
revived Saturday morning. Tn" Rev.
lrr. Jacob Nottingham. rector II tho 81.
I.uE.'< church. "nicint"d. and int"rmnnt
Wa IN ,;r"rnwo"d rcni"i"ry. TIL" Ma
>,-ur' orders If this city had "E"rg" IT
In, services
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Thompson Funeral Today.

l'un,.rnI services will Ia. held ihis NJ
''ru""r ni : "rl"GE rom lh' ""r' sc'',
barriers for th,. lateaMrS Mar! Chur"'i
'vhnnrSru. wife nf Samuel Thompson.
who pissed away Saturday following
, lingering illness lntrrn"ni viii h'
made IN he !rn:usuin r"m"'"r%.
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CHOLERA BREAKS on
IN BERLIN; 6 DEAL

EASEL. Switzerland. Sept. so.
era has broken out in Berlin. ac|
to adviccs received here. Their
been seven cases. Of which 81;
fatal.
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G s S. CLEARS SKIN OF ERUF
TlONS-DRlVES POISON
FROM THE SYSTEM.

Gel il fixed in your mind that skin
rrup.ions. ScruIuIa. Eczema. burning.
itching skin. and all skin discusses are
du" entirely to impure and Injected
blood. II The trouble WAS OH thr out
side. of IN" skin. By simply washing
and keeping il clean yom r"Ild obtain
relief mo- even uintmentS, lotions,
and salve5 would BE- necessary. AGrr"
with us in this belief and you. trOu biz