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The Elbert County tribune., 1918-02-15
PAZO PILE Q

which is manufactured by have remedy which in
stan relieves the intense itching of piles and you est
sleep after the first application We have letters from large
Der of customers saying they permanently cured Of this
annoying trouble Every druggist has authority from
refund the money customer who perfectly satisfied
after using Most all druggists handle but your druggist
should not have stock send SO postage stamps with
your Name and Address and will be mailed you promptly
After you try box of PAZO PILE OINTMENT know you
will ask your druggist to keep Stock and will recommend
your friends.
Send for box of PAzo OINTMENT today and get mme
date relief
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-02-15
Good Reason.

'Ive cut out smoking lately"
How'd that happenf"
Going with a different crowd now"
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-02-15

Half loaf is better than a whole
loafer.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-02-15

Win the War by Preparing the Land
Sowing the Seed and Producing Bigger Crops
Work Joint Effort the Soil of the United Canada
COOPERATIVE
The Food Controllers the United States and Canada asking
food production Scarcely 100 600
able be the allies before the harvest Upon the
efforts of the United States and Canada burden Of
Every Available TIabe Acre Must Contribute; Every Available
Farmer and Farm Hand Must Assist
Western Canada
the United States allies
ing operation.
Canadas Wheat Production Last Year tho
Demand From Canada Alone for 1918 400 900 Bushels
To this she have She
the The Government of the United
effectively help do farm work this
States developed first but also Canada When
find Caadas fields supplied
direct him there.
Apply Employment Service, will tell you you
best combined
Western Canada help will be required later
help, $50 90 and board lodging
Those who this will welcome
good board and find comfortable homes They will
mile from Canadian boundary destination
For particulars and
apply a. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Department OF LABOR
Vorbote., 1918-04-24

pcrholtni'ic mo Dor olIcn I'M oo$
Nr9GAllotlonsrecht uH0 Ole frcic Mciz
l1lln92 Sino Die in ircicn @cncrf.
ldboftcn or9oniiicrtcn 2ir6citcr nifit
u1cl bcllcr bran? - 90 LANCE orr
Stnot Don Der fopitoliitiihcn Mloiic
'9cbllOct mo fontrollicrt miro, folil
lIn@ lcln iogclonntcr SoSiolisnnls
ntbt bcfric0i9cn. 0n licQt bic @ciobr
3H nobr, ooB cr sur 3uchtrl,tc Scr be.
'I6iotcl &loiic miro. Grit ,ucnn ser
Stoot ou2 Scr 2lrbcitcrfloIic lclblt Re
l1ebt oo@ beibt, mcnn Die prpOuftiucn
V}c1lcbcn OCn Stoot bii0cl1 l1nO irre
&lollc ollfgcbobcn lit, crit Damn miro
rna Der Sto0ta.So3io(iaalmrs milf.
fonlnlcn lcin. 9}iht obcr hcutc, trot
otter lcincr pcrlodcnOcN 9lrounlcntr.
Vorbote., 1918-04-24
Snnit uub NeDOlntiOu
Noll u. -.

Cine lwmOyrbnrc SNriit crihicn
i'll Sabre 1880 lultcr UorltcNtnoCnl
Citcl. Ter &crioiicr lit Der bCrilbmtc
SGnOithtcr Hihorb &onner. 9lia lcl.
n>rH @cbcn lei bCruor0Ghobcll Onb Y
III >Sobrc 1919 al Dem OtoiullfItanGe
iii Grcs0cn iidj 6cteiliAtc mo natt
gtleoerm:rfllng pesIelben Dur6 preuz
biiG, Sol0otCn in bic Shpci5 fliih,
tctt. 9toh Scr 9lnmcItie I'M Sabrc
1862 mullOtc cr iid nnd Wtilnthcn.
uc cr 5ltnI Observation-Disclosures Der
l0ni9lidcn Sdlouipiclc crn0mIt lulw-
d, mo Don Oort nod SoDreuth, luO+
ltlhit cr Cin 9tntinnoltheatur crbnllcli
llc6. SeinCn bGNlrcn SrIlmlpb ieiertc
cr III Sabre 1876, ots er III Dem eben
Dollcloctcn Sbeot2r icinc 9tIcIeE
Ic65pllln1 Or Sing ser 9tibelun=
Nen jlr 9lllffilbrlulN 6rachtc. -
Ghc mir uti12r olri Ben I5nbolt oer
lpenIQcr pcrgclIcllcn, oIa nit 9Iblidt
Dem Nlblifunl uorcrtbultcncn Shriit
clllgebeh loucll bier einige Sose Oils
Vorbote., 1918-04-24

logs Des neuen &0rpers lpQten notjir.
IIf Die Sop!ets ie,N, ubcr ul5 DieNtncht
Der NOllhcmiti 6il Dunicn fprtiuhv
mlrOc Ooa ,3cutrolfomitcc GnQiftNl
unO bcgon ollie 2lrtcn nidltpplitich,
Srgullilotioncn, ME ). q. Goopcro
tlpc. sur lcilnobnr cin5ltluOen.
Wtit 0cmielbcu Gbjrtt, Oos &Oruct
lament nb5tboltclL &oIic0cmit 81
mcrOcL rc0u6iertc g uuh Oie >0iit.
9IIe0l10ft Del Sooiets uu) er60bte
Sic &CrtrctlMN Der NoilrQcpiic in 0ru
leBtcn pnor Sasgn. C6mohl 0ic be-
fltcn0cn &loiicn oua0riitliD olraoe.
'hIoncn mnrcn, IyNnO ea frit, 0ob s..
0Sojpritdt Der &rriuunlpn9 Iit6cr
mor.
IS mar cin %Orunrlomcnt. porii1l.
tiQ bcrchnct, sic McQicrltno$oc,p0Ii
init Scr liberation Nollrgcoiir 5u tel.
len 1opcit ola 4&l0nc Is 5ltIron0y
brin6cn tonnttn mar iogur Nr:
5dciIt cinc9 iO5io(cn &e9irne3 III
GnOc. 2l6lt 0icir &lGnc fOnrcM nitht
lclht olrd5Ifilhrem. 9}rBIou0 mog
crlhrcdt lmO m'fQcyiIttclt mpr0sn
ourd> Die Sornilcpihs 2l}'Gre NIT ieiz
ner onlln0Icn GroDlmg gcNen Die Gri
items Der Hrpllblif. llntcripchun1.ii
t'ottcn bcpicIcrL mic mcit oltsQc0rcitGt
Ole Observation-Disclosures fir Nicic Mia
rc NOR un0 g bcrrihtc ciu tie;cs
O}iBtrourn QcQcn sic @ourQroiie <ED
iititcr.
Crob &ercM%fua lciOcnihuitlirt v
Me0c, iciNgr Observation-Disclosures, IL
mics Die %criulnmil,nQ iibcrricoeno
Nc9en iciu Q$roicft Oc> @iin0niiies =?
lcin. &c0ocb mti Die Nittc Scr 9}r.
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MoMprnnliB Dnttc QcpDnncn, Tje
Vorbote., 1918-04-24


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orf nir in,iolo glcrncoIrno uriG0r
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liNfci1 pcrlcuonete M2(ioion mir
fl;n1apoucr nnO crarciieuNrr oIs cine
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cOl:r Wtcnidlidjicit.
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Der MlnIt, Oonn Den rcolihcn Stoots
mGnlern at. obiuc gSortc NJ bcbcr2,.
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Ser, abcr cnorQiid1cr @eiIc on Dos 1c.
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bc0cn 0onlit mir end, 5cigen f0nnen.
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3Cs Notur, Ser Sonne l,ub Sen lStrrz
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ucrItinoni@uoucm y6dcln ;lruit;
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?Iu@ Oicicn g&ortcn 0cs ocnjolen
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pohrc &lulIg uctrnQen2 3nfllnit ocnt
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9toch ,in2r f!lr5cn Ginlritlma, IN
ilclhcr N4uoncy oUr Oiairr,iopr
.,NiinItler" bcllitlsioct. meyd,p iid,
pnr uOolntiuuGrcn 3lrGl,nopn nrs
Qeid %Girtsn 9|roterlucrb3 maorn
iilrd1tsu mo Dic ncslmlh iroIirhn ",
urlltiun hoiiell iii6rt cr ms it ri,
9Iliitcicit ocg orichiihcn .5brnit 1InnC.
!ou. E.t. 9}otiono( 1rtt or, Griod,rr
,ci0t rr ll1a oIs oyl %pIlitrcfrr nnr
;'cu@ @iQcn, niht ols ..pcidlic6cu
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SilOhnucrfrnIr ser 9todrrcIt n1c;i1
iirGrIicicrt nat; lmb 9Ipc0ou ner
fotfte Musorud p.r nit aroft oee
pnrt2n Sh0nDcit. bcociitcrt Dcn Tirh-
fer, oos h0d}Itc &rlnitlucrf. nos Tro.
mu, hcruor5uhringcn.
Vorbote., 1918-04-24
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master of Chicago, April 20, 1918. as
required by the act Of Oct. E. 1877.
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NrlcNcn obnc 2lnncftion p0cr &ric0>
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@ut0Ort ouf O02 &crlonQcn OCa Colt
sen &oltc2 iijr .yricOen crloubtc oic
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1prohene 8onferen5 betrcTfs Der
&ricg@jicle luicOcrboIt Sit pcriNicbcn
mo Dertlln0et 5u!@Bt, OoB Die &rieg5a
3Itlc ltbcrlaUpt ni0t Oiafytiert ucr-
ben.
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oon onGCr2H 9t0tpcnDiqf2j:c,r
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Elllo mar Oos &nDr 1913 Gin autc>
lSohr unn Die SulHmc Uon $1,000.
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mr. 0lc Hftlonorc 'ratt $751; L0O0O00
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Vorbote., 1918-04-24

~'N S'SENSA''h'N'tt tSNSli N"NNlliip u :
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01u110eret


True translation fled with The post
master of Chicago, April 20, 1918, as
;eu-lrei by the act - Oct. s. 1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
OUR MEN, W|THFRANCOS, NOW OCCUPY ONE
Of MOST DOMINATING POINTS THROUGH
WHICH HUN ARMY WILL TRY FOR PARIS
Advance of Allies Reaches A Half Mile
In Depth on Line of Two Miles--ln
the Meantime, Britishers lnflict Great
Punishment on Austrians South of
the Asiago.

American troops the Marine the honor place in the
the last thirty hours by smashing assault on
the princes left which for them village an I'M
hill and woods with the neat bag of $50 prison
ers-premnary count still coming in Altogether
the action which carried conjunction with French
troops was one the dashng and successful at
Marne placed them possession of some holly contested
strategcy extremely important high ground which doml-
only Chateau Thery the pivot the German left
stretch of the surrounding country side which
the German lgons must pass when they try for Paris
from the east
At last the advance of the Franco American troops
in this smash given by front correspondents at halt mile
deph line of miles The Germans again caught
mapping The contemptbes from America, despite the
peaed demonstrations to the contrary not counted upon
undertake hrsts during this between the
big battles Thoroughly stunned the Teuon had all they
could get their positions and in doing it, their ranks
cut to pieces
The remarkable point about the surprise element that
the Franco American guns had openly heraded the ASSAULT
but by systematic drumming that lasted fully twelve hours
Manestly the Germans thought it Yankee bluff
their wont to it. They paid dearly for
their error in psychology.
Meanwhile the Italian mountain front, new hammer
blow local but crushing dealt the Ausran by General
Diazs gallant This time the front northwest of Saw
mountain selected for vigorous assault which Melted
the attackers $50 prisoners At the time the British in
enterprises inflicted great punishment the Austrans
south of Asago and Austrian counter attacks the plateau
turned onesded slaughter the Hapsburg troops
streaming their points of departure their ranks dec
mated Here 127 prisoners taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03

so much for the major sighting ope~
rations. Apart from them the ont
standing military event OF the day
was the appointment of otto Won he
low. one of the most successful of the
German generals. A. supreme COM
mander of the Teuton forces In italy.
thorouGh house cleaning has heen
undertaking, Vienna dispatch shows,
and tudendnrf has az last forced
through his will In the long aud bit
ter controversy revolving around the
front of disappointments.' Faced
by victory Intoxicated Italian army,
her GLORIOUS drive" turned Into dis-
NAL failure. Austria has beep com-
PEELED mt last, 10 pay the price--the
only price that LudenaorF and COM
pany could "Sce In return for the
tingeuey outlined In these columns
not long age. of Germany being forced
to revise her program in the west.
thin her fronts there. In order to rush
aid to her Hapshurg ally, appears
strongly capable or realization. but
with the aid goes terrific punish
ment for Austria; Complete military
subordination 10 the HohenzoiIern's
army chiefs. The retirement of Con-
rad Won HoetzendorH and Arr Won
Strausenberg means the ignomnious
shelving of two military idols. for that
both have been for all Austria Hun
garyt upon these two mcn--and Bo-
roevic-the dual mcnnrchy's people
pinned their last hopes In all the many
crisis since the outbreak of the war.
BOroevic seems stiil safe In command
of the Piave army. The two others
have been replaced by generals who,
II In true. are Austrians, but who are
devoted disciples of the German mil
ftary school. koeYess led one of the
armies In the Invasion of serbia. He
ia used to team work with German
generals. How the appointment of a
German Eeneral-even though he he
the one who led the control army in
the "br~sk through battle" ou the
Isonxo last fall-wilI affect Austro-
Hungarian morale seems now the
question OF questions.
On the British front aerial fehtIng
has been furious and continuous. Forty
German machines were brought down
In twenty-fOur hours, two others were
forced TO land behind the British lines
and three balloons were destroyed.
The British lost only eight machines.
This constant battling between the
aerial fleets IL part of the preparation
for the next great battle which all
experts believe will come ON Aaig's
front.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
Westhampton To
Be Gay Fourth,
Community Picnic. With sports,
speech Making and other Old
Time Things. Promises Wei.

Tut on your hroadest smile let your
JOY be unconfined, for there is going
10 be a community basket picnic given
by the citizens of Westhampton, on
July I. at stop 2l. on the Westhamp-
ton car line. This the first annual
celebration. will be held in the grove.
under The auspices OF the Westhamp-
ton Civic and Improvement league.
The objects are "a create a community
spirit, become better acquainted and
have good time in celebration OF the
day. The Ridge church association.
the Dumbarton league. and East
Richmond association will he the
guests of the Westhamptonites, and
possibly soldiers from the government
hospital
There VIII be baseball at 10 A NJ.
between the married and single men,
with dancing and music from 3 to 3
Z. NJ The afternoon exercises begin
at O'Clock, The events are: Fifty
yard DASH boys under twelve: fifty
yard dash girls under twelve; fifty
yard dash boys twelve TO eighteen
fifJy-yard dash, girls over twelve; run
ming high jump, free TO all, running
long jump. free to all: throwing ball
through sheet. free for All ladies; Jug
race, man and Wife egg and spoon
for ali; tug-of-war. Northside VS..
Southside twelve men to Il side
catching harnyard pheasant. game of
Quolts, for ladies'; game of quoits. for
men, guessing number of beans in
jar, free for all; pie-eating contest.
free for all. most popular lady on
grounds, Games will also be furnish
ed for the smaller children.
only citizens of the community will
compete for the prizes, which will be
awarded from the platform before
speaking. There will be a massed
chorus at 4 O'Clock.
Refreshments OF all kinds will be
sold on the grounds. the profits 60
ing to the Red Cross Free lemonade
will also he dispensed War savings
stamps and thrift stamps will be sold
on the grounds. Hon. Julien Gum
and T. Gray Haddon will make ad-
dresses AT S.
The committee in charge of the
picnic consists of A. Il. Whitmore.
Walter Schah, l.. L. Dunsmore. John
Dicks. John Harris. II. L. Yarbrough,
Albert Johnson. II. c. Turner and r.
w Holman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
F acing Hun Fire,
Yankees Capture
Enemy Positions
Universal Service.N

Paris July American troops,
ordered To drive the Germans from
the woods in the Chateau -Thierry sec.
tor, were obliged to face a murdsrors
hail OF buletg from the German ma
chine guns, mounted high in ths
trees. Put despite the rain OF death
from above the Americans got foot-
hold in the woods and finally succe ed-
ed In killing and capturing the trees
climbing Huns.
stories of the exploit which resulted
in the Germans being entirely driven
from the forest, are told by wounded
Just brought into hospitals near
Paris,
Tvs had to cross a field to get to
the woods" said Ralph Miller. -
Atlas. Cal Things were compare
lively quiet until We got within 100
yards of the edge of the woods when
the hoche opened up. Machine gun
bullets seemed to come from the sky.
Our officers Immediately gave us or>
ders TO drop to the ground and seek
temporary cover as best we could.
We then advanced slowly. crawling
until. we got almost TO the foFeses
when we made a quick dash for II.
We picked off some OF the machine
EuflneTS III the trees anu otHCF 4M4
formed us that they would come down
from their perch OF their own Acs
cord"
Miller received bullet wound In
the left hand, the bullet passing
through the hand and wounding Guns
merry Sergeant smith OF West VifS
ginia. In the foot Both stuck to tbs
scrap. however. until the woods were
in the hands of the Americans. They
were then sent TO the hospital
George A. Lietkab. Kress, Pa. tol0
of how several companies OF Ameri.
can troops marched two kilometSEM
through a German harrage to set rQ
the firing line. -Iietka was wounded
later, a piece of shrapnel striking
him in the right thigh.
We got into action immediately afs
ter getting TO the front line ana
started our counterattack" he said.
And let me tell you we went thr0uMr&S
We went after them hand To Mall
and showed them back more 4l
a kilometer. Ono prisoner LM&&&
knew a bit of English. He wa& II
a boy. A he threw up hte 4 a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-03
American Troops Make Smashing Blow on Crown Prince;
Capture Prisoners Villages, Important Hill and Woods;
lOl9ll5 u S. Soldiers Are Now Safely on French Soil
To Ask Hun Does He
Intend to Violate
Red Gross On Sea

Washington. July 2.--Enraged
over the wanton sinking OF the
British hospital ship, the Ilando-
very Castle. the United States and
the allied governments may pres
cnt to Germany united demand
a. To whether II is her establish
cd policy Ia violate the Red Cross
on =ca as well as ON land.
Pending decision as To the
course to he pursued, IL Is probable
that the United States naval hospi-
tai TRANSPORT Comfort, due to leave
this country soon unarTncd. without
convoy and with civilian crew, Will
he held at her dock.
This Intest outrage against hui
manity" declared Secretary of the
Navy Daniels this afternoon. has
given this government pause
Under the rules OF civilized war
fare rs laid down I'm The Hague
conventions. hospital ships. II prop
eriy marked with the insignia of
the Red Cress and conforming with
other rules. are at all times to he
considered tnyioiate. Under guar
tntec of their governments that they
carry armed forces, no guns or
armament. and that no convey aC-
company them, they are to- he al
lowed according TO The Hague con-
yentions, 10 sail unmoicsted through
all danger zones IL feing pro-
vided further that. in advance OF
their sailing. whether carrying
wounded. or empty, they should
give notice tn the enemy Of their
date of departure and the route to
he taken.