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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
Part Of Defense Line.

Paris, Aug. 3.-Allied advance ele-
ments on the Aisne front have reached
the Vesle river. (The Vesle constitutes
part of the new line Of defense towards
which the Germans have been retreat
ing for more than two weeks. The al
lied forces north of Fere- en- -Tardenois
were between five and six miles from
the Vesle on Friday.
The allies have continued their ad-
vance over a front OF about twenty
miles, smashing the German front be-
tween Fere- en- Tardenois and Vile -en
Tardenois.
Vile en- -Tardenois. twin nerve CEN
ter with Fere-en- Tardenois on the
tanks Of the German salient, has been
captured by the French.
French troops have penetrated the
great German base at Soissons, on the
Aisne river.
All along the Crise river. south of
scissors. tho Germans were thrown
back and the allies gained the northern
bank.
Bois de Dele. north of the Ourcq riv-
er. has been penetrated by the allied
forces.
After hard fighting the allied forces
have driven past Arcy-Ste- -Restitue
three and three-quarters miles north
west Of Fere- en- -Tardenois.
(Arcy- ste -Restitue Is on the Oulchy-
lie Chateau -Braisne road.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
ESTIMATE OF VOTE
STILL FAVORS SHIELDS
Roberts Has Governorship and
r. w. Austin Is Defeated
for Congress.

Nashville, Aug. Slater returns
from over the state on Thursdays
democratic primary do not change the
earlier indications. Senator John *.
Shields has been renominated for
United States senator by nearly $4,000
votes. and Judge A. II. Roberts has
been nominated for governor by ap-
proximately 10000. Sam r. Sells, re-
publican. has been renominated for
congress in the First district. J. VIII
Taylor, republican. from the Second
district, and Ewin l.. Davis. democrat.
from the Fifth district will be the
only new men from this state in the
next congress
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
RETIRING ON ALL
SIDES OF SALIENT
Allies Pressing Close at Heels
of Retreating Foe-Taking
Many Towns.
S0ISS0NS A SURP RISE
Indications That Huns Were
Not Expecting Chase-Cav-
airy in Lead.
S0ISS0NS A SURP RISE

London, Aug. S.-rhe German re-
trent is general on all three faces OF
the salient conquered by the Germans
In May and the allies are pressing
close on the heels of the retreating en-
emy, says Reuters correspondent at
French headquarters telegraphing at ~
o'clock Friday night.
"After the fall of scissors. the cor.
respondent adds, French headquarters
received the names of villages and
woods Ieoccupied by the allies with
, almost monotonous regularity.
"Plassier wood, which .nbuts on the
Soissons and Chateau-Thierry road,
was turned early in the day and the
defenders surrounded 1t. This wood
Was the center of the enemy resistance
and the fight for 1t was extraordinarily
bitter. Farther north the British
troops crossed the Scissors and
Chateau Thierry road, and pressing
through the Concrois wood. were soon
more than a mile east OF Villemon-
toire.
Rain Retards Advance.
"As in March OF last year the French
army Is advancing in pursuit of the
enemy with cavalry patrols far in ad-
vance while the horse artillery and
engineers accompany the infantry.
Rain has fallen heavily all day, and
the roads are in a state which sensibly
retards the pace Of our advance.
THE description given by the cor
RESPONDENT of the Berlin Tageblatt of
the devastation of towns, villages and
farms by the enemy is true, and the
destruction the German boasts of Is
all the Germans gained by three great
offensives which cost them hundreds
Of thousands of killed, wounded and
prisoners"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
LOCAL RETREAT
TO ANCRE RIVER
Germans Executing Movement
Indicating Abandonment of
Plan for Offensive.
DOUBLE OBJECT is SERVED
BY Allied Advance on East Side
Scissors Rheims Front to
to Gueux Line.

London. Aug. 3.-The Germans are
executing n local retirement to the east
bank of the Ancre, in the region of
Albert, on a front of three or four
miles, according to news received in
London today.
The German hold on the west bank
OF the Ancre in this region has been
precarious, and 1t seemed to be tenable
only If IT were intended to be made
use of in the starting OF an offensive.
The retirement appears to indicate the
abandonment Of any attempt at an Of
fensive in that quarter at present.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
CONSUMPTION OF WAR
PROFITS POSSIBLE
President Desires Heavy Direct
Tax, Possibly as High as
80 Per Cent.

Washington. Aug. 3.-Virtual con-
scription of war profits to help finance
the war is favored by President Will
son. he allowed it to become known
today. The president desires heavy
direct tax-prohably as high as so per
cent.-on direct war profits, and will
make known his ideas to members of
the house ways and means committee,
which has charge of framing revenue
legislation.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
'B0CHES UNABLE TO MAKE
STAND SOUTH THE VESLE
Destroying Bridges and Burning Villages, Enemy
Retires Hotly Pursued by Advancing French
On Aisne- Marne Front = Fourteen
Great Fires Observed
Associated Prcss.)

London Aug 12:20 p. m).-Hotly pursuing the
rercatng Germans the AisneAarnc 'front.' the allies
have reached the Vese river which advance of six
miles over the latest official of progress
made
The Advance Continues.
The Germans unable to make stand south of the
Vese.
The Germans probably will be compelled to retire to
the Chcmin-des Danes, north of the Asne.
French cavalry is now on the Vese between Cham
pigny and Jonchery
All of the bridges the Vesle have been destroyed by
the retiring enemy.
The Germans burning all the villages north of the
Vesle between Muizon and ST. Thierry
Fourteen large fires have been observed Fismes is
still burning well two villages to the northeast Of
Fisnes
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
SHIELDS CARRIES FIRST
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Especial to The News.)

Johnson City, Aug, Rye carried
johnson City by soventy-three votes
and carried Washington county by llS
votes Shields carried unicoi county
by II majority; Carter county by
about 80 majority; Cooke county
by l25; Greene county ny 25o; SUI
Ivan county by about 400, and john
son City by about so. Shields ma
jority in the First congressional dis
trict will be about $500
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03

The evacuation of the line of Vesle,
ifit has not been brought about before.
seems to be made necessary by the
French advance on the Aisne east of
Soissons. Coupled with the French ad-
vance north on theAisne Friday to Pom
mieres. northeast of Soissons, 1t is n
dangerous menace to the line of the
Aisne. The French advance points di-
rectly towards the important heights
at the western end of the Chemin -des-
Danes which are less than five miles
north Of Venizel.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
French Reach Aisne,

Paris Aug. 3.-Throughout last night
the allies continued to advance toward
the Vesle. the French war Office an
nounced today. East of scissors the
French have reached the Aisne be-
tween scissors and Venizel.
The statement reads:
During the night the French troops
continued their advance toward the
Vesle. On the left the French reached
the Aisne between Soissons and Veni-
EEL"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
Huns Compelled to Retreat Further East Scissors
500 ARRESTS FOLLOW
ElCHORN'S MURDER

Zurich, Aug. S.--Five hun
dred arrests have been made
following the assassination OF
Field Marshal Won Eichorn at
kiev and martial law has been
proclaimed there. said dis
patch from n German source
today.
Ten German soldiers were
found murdered Mt Kiev.
The situation throughout the
whole of Ukrainia is described
as being most critical.
Field Marshal Won Macken-
sen. commander OF the German
forces in Rumania, has pro-
claimed n state of siege
throughout that country as
result of the spread of the
workmen's and peasants re-
bellion.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
Not Expecting Chase.

Paris, Aug. 3.--(Havas Agency
Many prisoners were taken by the
French at scissors, which was occu-
pied at s o'clock Friday evening, one
hour after the Germans had been
driven from the suburbs. Those OF
the garrison not captured escaped by
deeing northward.
1t seems the enemy did not expect to
be chased from Soissons. There were
no indication that preparations had
been made for retirement and no fires
we're discovered anywhere.
On the left, on Friday. French
cavalry and tanks kept in close pur-
suit of the enemy and inflicted heavy
losses,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03
Showers, Says Billy 'Possum.

We all can't be
elected, And l
guess it's just as
well, Though the
boys who failed to
get there Feel
I'd sorter hate to
tell: But there's
solace in the Bit
terness, For the
"outs" like me and
you Can pan the
other fellow TIL
his term of Offices
through.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03

The weather? Fair tonight and
Sunday. Showers, with little change
in temperature.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-03

The counties of Clay. Polk and Sc
quatche figures are estimated. Sena-
tor Shields majority is 12,92S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
; All! vice i ty?

$500 -. "
- ia? nie!... odpowie--
|dzia1o dziewcze z lekcewazeniem,
- ME mann powodu obawiac sic
|pana. Jestes pan ola mnie obojet-
nym.
- Dobrze, - rzek1a Narazin,-
tenn 1atwiej sic porozumiemy, -
.jak daleko EASILY tWoje stosunki
y hrabia?
Halina zmierzyla pytajacego
wzrokiem pogardy.
- Me masz pan prawa do "a
[dawania mi takich pytan, cd
|rzek1a y Ola tego ME odpoWia--
dam panu.
- Dziewczyno! - zagrozil Ma
rain - ME Waz sic staWiac mi O.
|poru!.. Mog1abys tego pozalowac
|Czy mi odpoWiesz?
- Me! - odpar}a Halina sta
nowczo, - ME jestem obowiazana
|t}omaczye sic pred panem. Me
jestes tn panem, tylko sluga.
Narazin zerwal sic. w istocie
ME zalezalo mu bynajmniej ia
tenn, zeby sic Cd Haliny doWie-
dzieci tego, 0 czem Wiedzia1 oddaW
ma, ale niespodzieWany opor pobu
DID go do gwaltownego gmeWu.
Zblizyl sic Q krok jeden do sic.
|dzaeej Haliny spostrzegajac, e
|Bogumi1 wlasme nadchodzi, "a.
wolal:
- Now albo.... wstrzsnal
lspieruta.
Powaz sic uderzyc, = zaWo
IaIa Halina, Wstajac, powa;
ste uderzyc, a zgginiesz!
- All rzeA Narazin,.- zbli
zanie sic kochanka dodaje ci Cd
Wagi. Zobaczylny ely Gle zdola o
bronie pred zasluzona kara.
WstrzasnaI raz jeszcze spiern
ta j ehciaI ma uz uderzye dziep
cze, gdy nagle cofn4lsiesprzestr.
iszony
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
Przywiedziesz Bogumi}a c

~ = w LA SS
iostatecznosci. :.
- Wien co mann czynic!!- "a
wo}a1 Narazin, - jedna tylko O
SODA moglaby mnie odwiesc cd
mego postanowienia, -doda} Pc
krotkiej chwili, jakby' w zamys-
leniu, = jedna tylko osoba mo
glaby jednem s16wkiem odjac mi
'prawa i obowiazki, jake ma mnie
wlozyl hrabia Dymitr, uczyniee
mnie niewolnikiem -. ale ia oso-
ba ME zechce.....
-Zamilk} i spojrza1 IA hrabine
niemile b1yskajacemi oczyma. l.
dalia zdziwiona tym szczeg9lnym
zwrotem rozmowy, cofnela sic ME
co i patrzy1a IA sekretarza pyta-
jaco.
: TAX, jedna osoba, m6wil
on dalej, - a ta osoba jest PAM
hrabina.
= Coz mann ucynic? = szapy-
ta1a hrabina. szybko.
o! ME Wiele!- brzmia1a cd
powiedz, - zostan moja, IDAHO,
OdWZaiemnii mi1OSc. kt0ra cd lat
wielu nosze W mem sercn, a tes--
lament podarty bedzie lezal u
twoich stop. Bedzie tax, jakby
ME istnia} .wcale.. jakby hrabia
Dymitr umarl bez pozostaWienia
ostatniej wolf.
@Hrabina re wstetem cofnefa sic
jeszcze .bardziej.
- Ia cena -nieokupie testamen
tn, = zawo}a}a = wystap pan re
swojemi prawami, bedzielay umie
Ii stawiae opor.
I ME: zaszczyciwszy Narazina
nawet spojrzeniem, opuscila salon
= Me zapomnij o TEN, Narazi
ME, - rzek1 sekretarz, trzesac sic
z gniewu, = zapamietaj to sobie.
Zosta1eS odepchniety jak pies. Me
wiele brakowalo, a.-ta dumna ko-
beta zdeptalaby Gle j kopnela.
Jest ona W twoich rekach Narazi
ME, powinienes zgubic "a i jej
rod. Jednakze = szepnal pc
chwili, = masz W reku bron jesz-
cza jedna. Sprobuj jej uzyc.. Ia
klnij ducha Milakowa. moze tym
- - -%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
(Ciag dalszy.)

Coz pan ucZynisZ? :

- Coz pan uczynisz? = zapy-
ta=a hrabina.
- Przedewszystkiem upomne
@ ]agodnie, gdyby zas ME chciaf
m;mo to hrabianki Maryi popro-
wadzic do o1tarza, to bede VIE
dial co jest tego przyczyna. Mo-
d. wiesniaczka Halina wpadla pa
niczowi w oko. Pojmuje to z jej
s1-ony, re wysoko mierny, ale
mJim jest obowiazkiem pamietac
o TEN, zeby honor domu Kamin-
sEich czysto zachowanym zostaf.
Hrabina chodzi1a rozdrazniona
po. pokoju. Slowa Narazina naba-
WHY ia wielkiej obawy. .Charak--
ter panny Bielczynskiej musia}
byc t~embardziej odstreczajacym
dla Bogumila, re znalaz1 w Hail.
ne. 0 ktorej Narazin wyrazal sic
wv sposob tax pogardliwy, istote
obdarzona wszystkiemi szlachetne
NJ u%czuciami, i TEN hrabina vie
dziala. Starcie by1o nieuniknione
i chocby nawet HE ,skonczy1o sic
strata majatku, to zawsze Nara
Yin bylby odniosl znaczne korzy-
SCI.
3ogumil,kt 8 pred matka swo
ja ME miaf zadnych tajemnic, mo
w,l-jej kilka razy 0 Halinie, cor
&c nauczyciela- organisty- w SWo
bodzie, z zapalem, kt6ry matka
teraz dopiero zrozulnia}a.
Narazin, kt0ry .bylby pragna}
olgadnac mysli hrabiny, rzeA do
n;ej;
- Wiesz PAM teraz o n%iebezpie
czenstwie tax dobrze jak ia, Ego
dzisz, sic PAM zatem re nina, gdy
p4zedsiewezme najsurowsze srod-
X ME przeciw Bogumi}owi, ale
przcciw Halinie. Kaze. ia och}o--
stac, = Zawo1al, - a z dziewczy
ana, kt6ra by1a traktowana w ten
sposob, hrabia Kaminski ME be-
die mogf pozostawac W stosun--
kach, chybaby straci1 wszelkie pc
czucia honoru.
- O! z%abijesz pan Haline.
- Tenn lepiej ola domu PAM
hrabiny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05

sposobem pokonasz tax ID
jak przedtem lego. Jezel ME, t.
! zaWsze pozostaJe ciszemsta.
Pc tych sloWach on take opu
sell salon udaI sic ma podWorze.
INA danny znak, stajenny Wojciech
,przyprowadzil mu konia, ktoreggo
dosiadl j dWoma sluzacymi pc
Ejecha1 ma wies.
Wiesniacy ustepoWali pred
MIN z Ottawa. ukazanie sic jego
W wiosee nigdy mic dobrego ME
znaczylo, a tego dnia Wyggladal
TAX groznie jak nigdy. Lndzie pa
trzyli "a MIN ciekawie, a niejeden
LEI odetchna1, gdy Narazin pole
)chal dalej, ME wstapiWszy do je-
go chaty. Mkt ME mogl sic u
strzedz katoWan tego niegodziW-
ca, wybucha1 on gnieWem 0 byle
ijaka drobnostke, Q najmniejszy
|szczeg6l, kt6ry mu Wpad1 woke.
Pred domem nauczyciela or
ganisty zatrzymal Narazin konia
zeskoczy1 z siodla, rozkazujac stu
zacym kr6tko i wez1owato czekac
Ii ndal sic do domu.
W1asciciel tego domku, sta
rec powaznej postaci, pozdrowif
go ma progu zwyk4emi wiesnia--
|kom polskim slowami:
= Mech bedzie pochWalony Je
gus Chrystus!
Narazin nieodpowiedziawszy ma
pobozne pozdroWienia, wszed} z
|ha1asem do izby.
= Halino, - zawolal starzec
do dziewczecia zajetego robota
|przy oknie, = przyjmij pana Rad
|ce czeme chata bogata.
= Me potrzeba, = rzekl Nara
Yin krotko i szorstko, = ME po-.
|trzeba. By1 TIL pan hrabia?
= Pan hrabia jest laskaw IA
moi domek, - odpowiedzia1 sta
rec, = sadie, re "a pol godziny
tn bedzie. Nieprawdaz Halino?
Halina skinela g4owa Odwie--
|dziny rzadcy przejmowaly ia o.
.bawa. Patrzy1a z niepokojem ia
Narazina, kt6ry usiad}szy PREY
wielkim stole, znajdujacym sic W
izbie, podparl glove ma reku i
zamyslif sic.
A vice "a polgodziny sep
nal, bede czekal.
Siadl tax, re mial pred SODA
Haline okno, m0gl zatem Widziec
Observation-Disclosures sic ae-deaaa
nauczyciela.
Mai zamiar doczekac sie=hra-
Diego i rozdraznic go surowem O.
beisciem -siez Halina. Znal on lat
wo zupelny temperament Bogumi
la i mog} bye pewny, re tym spo-
sobem ~przyjdzie do tax upragnio-
nego ola niego starcia.
Bogumi1 ujmie sic "a Halina wy
Una, re ia kocha n%aturalnie ME
zgodzi sic ma zaslubienie hrabian-
ki Maryi. Togo pragnal Narazin.
Gdyby sic tax sta}o, to MILDLY
.hrabia by}by zmuszony do dalsze
go oporu przeciw zarzadzeniom
.swego opiekuna, = ten na6wczas
m6glby wystapic re swojemi pra
wami do zagarniecia Swobody.
O! ten Narazin by1 skonczonym
|1otrem! 2 rozmyslem daryl do.
swoiego celu, z zelazna konsek--
wencya wprowadza1 W wykona-
ME swoje plany i otaczal siecia
swe ofiary.
Wzrok jego 70 szczegolnym wy
|razem s%poczywal ma Halinie, kto-:
"a przypadek uczynn jego narzee
|dziem.
Halina byla dziewczeciem licza
Gem okolo lat osiemnastu; by}a
Ito pieknossc. ktorej dokladnie OPT
sac niepodobna. Malarze ia jej wi.
dok wpadali W zachwyt i nazywa
Ii ia Madonna. Rzezbiarze byli O.
czarowani jej szlachetna postacia
Il glebszym duchem tych klasycz
nych ksztalt6w wyrazem j navy.
wall ia Psyche.
w rzeczywistosci Halina by1a
jednym z tych zjaWisk, kt6rych
ME zapomina sic nigdy.
- Jest rzeczywiscie piekna!L
myslal take Narazin j dawszy oj.
Gu Haliny polecenie, sam 2 MIA,
lpozostal " pokojn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05

CoACAC JCuHO o1oNO pOuOU,
he a rozstrzaskam ci glove "a
Wola1 Bogumil.
w obec tel pogrozki Narazin
Istracl nieco smia1osc i odpowie--
dzial tylko:
Przeciez mi wolno ukarac
zuchwala!
- Cry cie uderzyl zapytal
Bogumi Ha1iny.
- Me - odpowiedzialo dziew
,,cze, ggrozl mi tylko szpieruta,
tponiewaz ME chcialam mu odpo-
wiadac.
= TEN lepiej! - odparl Bogu
mil, panic Narazin, oddaj mi
lspicrute, ktora masz W reku!
Nigdy! zaWolal Narazin,
Ichcae odejssc, odchodze ale po-
fwr6ce tutaj!
st0J,.Narazlnn1e - krzyyknMa
fBogumiI - ME z.opuscisz bezkar-
EEnie tego domu, " kt6rym pfsawa
|goscinnosci .obraziles Spicrute!
Narazin, widzac sic pokonanym
(drza1 z gniewu, rzucil jednakze
Ina st01 s%zpicrute -.trzymana w re-
|ku.
Popamietasz dzien dzisiej--
||szy, hrabio Bogumile! zawola1
:: odp1ace ci "a to!
,lChcial- odejsc.
Bogumi4 jednak zatrzyma1 go.
Wzia} szpicrute re stolu. odda4
ia Halinie, m6wiac .
= Chcia1 Gle uderzye.. skrzyW
dill juz W ten sposob wiele: ME-.
winnych.. Udefz GO "a to ty,.
HHaalino, proszee Gle Q to. TEN jed
mem uderzeniem napietnnjesz ne
dznika, ktoro sobie przypisuje.
|praWa.
- Prawa sWiete i n~ietykalne!
~ przerwa1 Narazin - badzco--:
|badz bedzie to nowy rodzaj zem
sly! Mysl twoje, .hrabio Bogumi-
lie, jest niez1a. napietnowac mnie
Rozesmia} sic wymuszonym
smiechem, a widzac, ze Halina sic
waha, ely ma p6jsc "a rada ko--I
|chanka dodal:
- No, czemuz sic wahasz? u,
|derz mnie, skoro pan hrabia ci
rozkazuje!.... ia bede umiaf ma
to odpowiedziee!
- Precz ztad! Wola} pedzac
Narazma ku drzwiom - zebym
Gle tn wiecej ME zastaf!
Narazin pomimo b6lu, jaki mu
nderzenia hrabiego spraWialy, ME
zapomnial, re wlasnie wywolanie
tel sceny byfo jego zamiarem i
.odwr6ciwszy sic, rzeH spokojnie !:
- Powroce ia tn hrabio Bogu1
mile, badz tego pewny! Zaprag-
niesz kiedys, zeby scena dzisiej-
SEA nigdy HE byla miala miejsca.
To powiedziawszy, dosiadi ko-
MIA. i odjechal galopem.
BogumiI powrocn do domu ma
uczyciela, kt6ry tymczasem przy-
IszedI take. M1ody hrabia staral=
sic uspokoic starca. Me ndalo mn
sic to jednakze. Starzec byl W
Itrwodze 0 los Haliny.
- PHYSICIAN IA to, ~ rzeA
|Bogumi1, re Halina nigdy ME
pozaluje obecnej chwili. Uczyniez7
ia pania Swobody.
Przysleggasz, panic hrablo, ma.
'rzeczy, kt6rych dotrzymae ME mo
zesz - odpowiedzial starzec,..-s
czytales testament sWojego ojca9
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jego OLGA. Testament jest falszyy-
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bio, stanace " jej obronie przeciW
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stanie tutaj pod moja opiekaa, = g
IA ludnosc wiiosij et po ne sstro
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-11-07
DOUBLY PROVEN
Alma Readers Can No Longer Doubt
the Evidence.

This grateful citizen testified long
ago
Told of quick relief-of undoubted
benefit
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony is completeZthe
evidence conclusive.
1t forms convincing proof of merit
c, +. Webster, cattle buyer, W
Center St, Ithaca, Mich, says: For
years | was in bad shape from kid
ney trouble. My kidneys didn't act
right, had severe attacks Of back
ache and could hardly straighten
after STOPPING. At times | was nerv-
ous and dizzy was restless at
night and in the morning felt tired.
! used Doan's Kidney Pills and they
gave me great relief in every way"
OVER SIX YEARS LATER, Mr..
Webster said: 81 still use Doan s
Kidney Pills once in awhile and don't
know what would do without them.
| am glad to recommend this medi-
cine"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Webster had Foster Milburn
Co. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, n. Y.-adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-11-07
FOOD VIOLATIONS
PRODUCE MILITARY
POLICE AT CAMPS
DOCTRINE OF THE CLEAN PLATE
ONE OF THE FIRST LESSONS
GIVEN THE ROOKIE.
Western Recruit Writes OF His First
Experience With Army Rations
and Regulations.

The Top sergeant OF every military
company from time immemorial has
been up against II" TO find enough
infractions OF discipline TO punish his
men with the kitchen police" detail.
Kitchen police means scrubbing
greasy and SCOT covered cooking uten-
sils. pealing potatoes. dish washing
and so on through long list OF dis
agreeable tasks utterly devoid OF any
pomp and glory OF war
Modern warfare mixed with strictly
enforced food conservation. however.
has at last given the much feared
top" what he has long been looking
for. That any infraction OF the Army's
strict enforcement OF all food conser-
walton rules furnishes long Kitchen
police" sentence is shown by the fol-
lowing extract from a letter OF re-
cruit at the Preside. San Francisco:
Then the bug.e blew, and We
were called in for our first meal
cooked by Uncle Sam. A long line
is formed. leading past a counter
after the style OF a Cafeteria Ev.
erything from soup to nuts goes
on the one plate. There are not
many different helpings. but they
are all well-cockeC, wholesome
and generous. One has TO eat all
he allows the kitchen police to
put on his plate or he il given ten
days as kitchen police Bread
larger than an inch square and meat
the same size could not pass the
eye of the guards in front OF whom
we had TO go on our way to wash
our dishes. The list was posted
each evening OF those who had TO
serve as kitchen police the fol
lowing day"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-11-07
THANKSGIVING RAFFLING HIT
By FOOD ADMINISTRATION
Copy OF Letter Sent 10 the sherIffs
Of the State BY Food Adminls-
traitor Prescott.

Lansing. Nov The United
States Food Administration is opposed
20 any torn of gambling that hal for
It's object the winning OF fowl" says
Food Administrator Prescott
1t is we'll known that gambling in
the form OF raffles, keno and similar
games OF chance with food commodi-
ties. such as turkeys and other fowl
as prizes, If usually prevalent at this
season OF the year. therefore the pub
lie should know the attitude OF the
Administration In regard TO these
games wherever found.
In addition to the fact that ra'fles
and games OF chance are against the
law. this is time when all irregular
traffic in foods must be stamped out. "
saws the administrator The organ
lied effort OF the nation Is to stand
ardize prices and enforce equitable
dealing.
Dealers all along the line are CO
operating to insure fair prices. Lot
teries in food-stuffs, turkey raffles
and enterprises OF the sort set at
paught the attempt at regulation OF
prices and fair dealing.
NO purveycr OF commodities who
does business in the legal manner
can complete with the man conduct
ing a rattle, as he can pay and ex-
orbintant price in purchasing. The
rattle is not only illegal but unfair.
Il will not be permitted any where in
Michigan"