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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-21
$4,000 REIREAT|NC
HUNS ARE NTERNED
BY HOL[ANDERS
AFTER FLEEING so MILES DUR.
ING ALLIED OFFENSIVE 5000
GERMAN SOLD Frs WERE
DRIVEN ACROSS THE BELGIUM
BORDER AND INTERNeD.

London. Oct. - - Fifteen thou
sand retreating German soldiers have
been informed in Holland after be-
! ing Gu, eff by Belgium troops NOV
ing northward from Eecloo. in the
allied offensive, according to reports
from the frontier reaching Ancestor
dam.
Belgium soldiers took charge Of
the Dutch-Belgian border last night
and were received enthusiastically by
the populace.
In the other sections of Belgian
the German retirement continued
with increased speed as the allied
pressure strengthened.
Since the start of the Flanders
drive the allied armies have advanc-
ed 80 miles over front Of thirty
six miles, Field Marshal Haig report.
ed tonight.
French troops completed the cap
ture OF Thielt, the important railroad
town seventeen miles west of Client
and, progressing eastward, reached
Grammene. Gothem and Wielheke,
west OF the Courtrai-Deynze line
The British troops in Belgium ad-
vanced to nearly four miles east Of
Coultrai. toward the Scheldt
The British advanced to within two
miles from Journal, thirteen miles
cast OF Lille Two thousand prison
ers and a number Of guns were taken.
Farther south on the French side
Of the border, the British attacked
this morning on a ten mile front east
of Cambria and advanced one mile
They captured Solesmes six miles
northwest OF LeCateau. where Ger.
man resistance has been particularly
stubborn in the last few days. The
high ground opposite Solesmes. cas-,
of the Sele River, also was taken
Despite abominable weather in
French Flanders, the Brlt.-A armies
are progressing in the region OF
Journal with clocklike regularity, cap.
turing more than ten villages to-
day. including Nechin Wannehain,
Froidmont and Froynnes the latter
a mile northwest Of Journal,
The river sele has been crossed
at several points between Haspre'
and Sauzoir by the armies operat
ing in the Denain region and the adj
vance steadily continues in the dl
re1tiOn of ValeHciennes, in spite Of
the stubborn resistance OF the Ger
mans in this sector and torrentla
rains which are making rivers of tht
brooks and the fields a sea of mud
On a front of forty miles the Ger
mans have massed forty divisions II
an effort to check the allies. This Il
said to be a new record OF density
for defending forces.
The extent of the allied progress II
clearing the invaders out OF northern
Belgium is shown by the allied mail
line. 1t ran late tonight from tn
Dutch frontier to Aeltro, twelve AM
half miles southeast Of Bruges an,
midway between Bruges and Ghen
to Lootonhulle. ten and a half mile
due west OF Client, to Nynckt. W.
and a half miles from Deynze, tn
last important rail town in the lin
running from 1'helt eastward Int
q Client to Grammene, Two and a hal
miles southwest OF Deyn2e, to Oe'
selghem, on the Lys, father soutf
! west Of Eeynze.
s The French war Office today IT
i ported German counter attacks nea
= Eerneuil and north Of St German
d mont ON the Serre-Aisne front.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-21
IRISH POST MAY BE
RESIGNED BY FRENCH

Dublin, Oct. 2l-Field Marshal
French, lord lieutenant and governor
general Of ireland has gone to Lon
don to submit his views TO the cabi-
net on the governments failure to en-
force CONSUMPTION in ireland. II is
understood that he will resign II a
satisfactory arrangement Is mol
reached
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-21
A Theory.

Infant prodigios are hard to un'
derstand." said the man who is easily
impressed
81 don't think So replied MISS
Cayenne "As a rule they are simply
young people with highly imaginative
parents"
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Out at the old country church the
mule and buggy has been knocked
higher than n Kite by the automobile
because AUTOMOBILES don't break loose
Ike the n,le did, nor do they gnaw
the shade trees In the churchyard.-
Commerce News.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
DAILY HEALTH TALKS
The Troubles Women Have.
By l.. MAC LEAN, NJ. y.

BY l.. MAC LEAN, NJ. u.
Probably no man in America was
ever better qualified TO successfully
treat the diseases peculiar to women
than DIR. Pierce. OF Buffalo, y. y. The
cases that come to him run into many
thousands, giving him an experience
that rarely comes TO any one man.
DR.. Pierce found that in nearly every
case there were certain vegetable
growth which rarely failed to give
prompt relief in those feminine disor-
ders from which so many women
suffer. He combined these roots and
herbs into temperance medicine that
he called Or. Pierce'S Favoritc Pre-
scription. FOR that is precisely what
IL was This medicine is sold in both
liquid and tablet form by druggists
everywhere. t'avor!tc Prescription is
a distinct remedy for women. and acts
directly upon the organs that charac-
teriZc the sex. 1t is not necessary TO
take long course OF treatment with
this standard medicine. y weakly,
stckly. hackachy. headachy. nervous.
Respondent woman, with regular or
irregular pains-with feminine dsor-
ders that come in youth or middle age
is pretty sure to find in DIR. Pierces
faHoritc Prescription tho exact rem
edy that her Condition calls for, and
TO find it after very few doses are
taken. Why women should allow
themselves to stay sick whom a very
little money spent for this remedy will
probably make them well. is some
thing no one can explain.
All women vino suffer from feminine
disorders are invited TO write the
Faculty OF the Invalids' Hotel. Buff
lalo, y. y. for free confidential CON
suItation and advice, 10 charge being
made for this high professional SER
vice This Will enable every woman
10 benefit by the advice Of the distin-
guiahed corps OF physicians which DR..
Pierce has gathered about him in his
celebrated Buffalo institution
When constipation is present with
feminine disorders. DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets should be TAX eli along with
Prescription. Try them now!
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
ARE YOU "GRIPPY"
THIN, RUNDOWN?
Acid Iron Mineral VIII Put New
Life Into YOu-Build Tn
Your Weakened System
Caused by Influ-
cnZa, Etc.

Thousands Of men and women. some
who are young in years, but old in
actions and feelings, just drag them
selves around because their system Is
run down from lack Of enough iron.
the one great building mincral
necessary for healthy, glowing man
or woman.
Acid Iron Mineral contains just the
right amount Of iron needed TO max
the system do its work rightly and
ehiciently--it is compound made
from iron ore highly concentrated, and
those who arc unable to get relief
from vegetable compounds should trv
this famous remedy for down sys-
TENS. Influenza, kidney troubles, ca
tarrh OF the stomach. indigestion. and
countless other diseases that arc San.
ping their life away. 1t is absolutely
free from alcohol and other Injurious
drugs, and Is guaranteed to give salts
faction or your money will be re-
funded. Thousands OF testimonies
now on flo In our Offices. telling in an
emphatic way how Acid Iron Mineral
has helped sick and suffering mon and
women.
For sale by all druggists and zen
oral stores Don't delay. call for 1t to.
day. Ferrodine Chemical Corn. Roa.
noke, Na.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
Expecdant Mothers
View Event Calmly
Time Brings knowledge That by Use
of Penetrating Rc,.iedy Suffer
ing 10 Avoided.

Thousands OF women have found by the
application OF Mothers Friend. the pcne-
tratinc external remedy. prepared especially
Tor expeciant mothers that pain and suffer
Ing at he crisis is avoided and that In Addl-
ton the months preceding the crisis are free
from nervousness nausea, stretching and
boarding down pains and general discomfort
Mothers Friend makes it possible for the
eHpcctant mother TO herself actually aid.
nature in tho glorious work to be performed
and no woman should neglect to give ma :
turc q hclping hand. 1t will mean infinitely
less pain and the hours ut tho crisis will be
Tess, The period is one Of calm rcpose and
fcstful nights.
. Iiv the use Of Mothers Friend the skin
Is hept soft and natural. and experienced
mothers say that 1t is much better 10 Keen
Your health and good looks during the no.
them afterward.
Write tho Isradfcld Regulator Company
pcpt, -. Lamar Building, Atlanta. GcorRin
nns their INTERESTING Molhcrhood Book. and
gin it's use at once.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
REC0NVERTED TO SCHOOL
Ten Hooms and basement OF John Mar
Shnli buiidinE Given Up by
Health Department.

Work has already been started on
ten rooms and the basement of John
Marshall High School, turned back TO
the school forces by the hospital au-
thorities.
ltecalcimining proved to be, such q
stupcndous financial Undertaking, as
We'll as the labor involved. that IL has
been decided to use other means APP
proved by Dr.. Flanagan in making
thc building absolutely safe and san
itary Tor the student body and teachers
W Mrl, the{ return TO school duties the
nTSt OF me month or as soon there
Fourteen patients were discharged
from iron IN, The hospital Yesterday, There
ono deaths. the clerical force IS now
which were treated in the hospital.
Volunteers who could not crowd the
hours full enough Of tasks, so many
weeks Of the history of the hospital,
now loaf on the job. and Dr. Miller
s sngS he ~ 80 happy that the energ
and that the workers can now take n
breathing spell that he is actually glad
All who have been connected with
the hospital in any capacity unite in
IT, Mier who With w9 sImg H1 F Of Of
mind aud purpose has carried the hos
pital through the stress and strain OF
DR.. Ennion G. Williams is back in his
Office; after a trying Siege of influenza
Dr. Roy X; Flanagan has so far been
immune. although his entire force OF
nurses, with but one exception, has
been Ill with the disease. The one eX-
ccption has been on constant dhty at
John Marshall since the hospital
opened
~ am not going to call any meeting
Of the Ministerial Union 20 discuss the
opening of the Churches, said Rev.
union. day. Il think the Board of
Health ought to have a free hand.
Having adopted a remedy. we ought to
be willing to see il through.
PERSONALLY. ] hope the churches will
be opened next sunday; that the sit
for such TO be the case, but that is
matter for the health authorities"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
1T HAS CURED ME- AND MADE
ME- FEEL LIKE A new MAN
Virginia Farmer Feels 1t His Duty to Speak Word of
Praise TOR Dreco-Tes How 1t Quickly Ban
ished Stomach Disorders
BUYS SUPPLY FOR HIS WIFE AND FATHER

Mr.. Able Pufenbarger, OF Mon
terey. Va, X. l.. ID. No. i, is perhaps
one of tho best known and highly re-
spected farmers in the Crab Bottom
section. He is one OF the hundreds
who have given their signed endorse
ment TO Dreco, the new natural herbal
medicine which is creating such a
Juror in this section.
So remarkable were the results in
MI Punenbarser's case that he says
he feels II his duty TO speak Il word
of praise for it so that other sufferers
may read and profit by his experience.
This is what he says:
Il suffered for long time from
stomach complaints. headaches and
constipati0n. My tongue was always
coated and had dizzy spells and bill
GUS attacks. l am 20 years Of age.
and three bottles OF preco has cured
m" and made me feel like new man.
gained IL pounds in weight and 1
mink so much OF Dreco that am
buying three bottles for my wife and
three for my father, who lives at
Lone Fountain"
Dyspepsia. persistent headaches and
dlsordered liver need prompt attention
In every case the positive aud Dcrma-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
SHIPPERS FANTASTIC SUIT
MADE OF GREEN BURLAP
madagascar Grnsx Is Sev.a ,rh,,,
All over the Cont and Trousers
OF Fighters,

BEHIND THE AMERICAN LINES IN
FRANCE. October 27.--Thc American
Sniper wears a fantastic suit of green
Durlap with TUFTS of rafa. or Madacas-
c CO., sr ass Sewed thiciy all over the
headpiccc with eyc-holcs so that the
shipers neaI Is completely developed.
,,a Americnn troops in the Fosges have
uscd thcSS cainouflaEc suits with great
effect. Tho grass-covercd burInn is
merEcd into the grass through Which
cannot be detected
~ These suits ore made by French
station behind the lines.
ms disappearing building" is one
o., o, ne ,,a curious contrivances OF the
, nc s size of two-story fEamc COT
taee. Viewed close at hand it stands
cur cur, niainiy enough and even nj loo
mo distance from which the enemy
OF onse ,, would be made, or from
does dn ar RI Sast ct sHg9 fsGt he bnis:n
by the paintins in great wavy lines
OF green and brown which. at dis
roof. gable Windows and doors and
transform the. whole structure into :,
blur Of green brown color which blends
THAT is the director Of properties
for David Beiasco, said the escort. as
, We passed a so!d:sr. This disclosed
That. besides, the artists of this camoii-
mage colorinE. there are wcli-known
actors. stage managers, scene painters
property directors and ciuama lists
Inc actors gave a show the other
night for the women workers. There
was a comoufage chariot race, camou-
tlagc Eladiators and camoufar. lions
and tigers One OF the camounage tigers
looked so real that it nearly caused Il
panic when it got down among the
women
Colonel Bennions camounagc force.
besides the 900 people here, has $50
more along the front--tiftecn men and
an officer with each American division
erecting camoufloge. devices and put
ting into use dummies and dccoys
front have been killed--Sergcant Ern-
est \. licrter. son Of well-known in
terror decorator ct New York, and
Lieutenant Harry Thrasher. and Amer
lean sculptor. who fell as the Ameri-
cans were hammcrirg their way into
Fishes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
FOLLOW DOCTORS ADVICE

Ask any physician or druggist and
he VIII tell you that the first stem in
the treatment of a cold. cough, influ-
en2a or grippe should invariably he
"a brisk caoimcl purgative, preferably
the nauaealcss calomel, called Gallo
tabs This alone is often sufficient
TO break mp n severe cold overnight
or cut short an attack of gripDe and
POSSIBLY prevent pneumonia
one Caiotab on the tongue at bed
timo With swallow OF watcr--that's
All. No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your eat
ins' pleasures or work. Next morn
ing your cold has vanished ana vour
entire system is purified and refreshed
Calotabs arc sold only in original
sealed packages: price thirty-fiyc
cents. Recommended and guaranteed
py druggists everywhere. Price re-
FUNDED If you are not delishted.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Ni,S ,Iouc Ituthcrro,r,I.

Funeral services for Miss Jane Mead
rutherford, who died yesterday morn
ing at O'Clock in the Chesterfield
APARTMENTS. after an illness Of several
weeks Of PARALYSIS, will be held this
nitsrnoon at o'clock at the grave
in Hollywood. Rev. j. Calvin Stewart
VIII conduct the services.
Miss rutherford was the daughter
Of the late Samuel rutherford and
Mrs. Frances tWatsoH Rutherford
Her mother was from AibcInurle Coun-
~. For many years Miss Rutherford
city. She was one of the charter mem
bers OF the Woman's Club and served
three years as it's president. She was
also treasurer OF the club at one time.
Ling loyal Souiherner Miss
Rutherioor1 was a member of the
tn:tcd Daughters OF the Confectionery
taking part in the various meetings
p"iuatinE tho acts OF the men who
Fought for the Lost Cause. She WAS
also Il member of the Colonial Danes
of NirE mia. and was also greatly in
tcrestcd in the Matthew Fontaiue
Maury memorial. She was at one time
president OF the Antisunrage League
OF Richmond.
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church,
and was identified with the various
societies or the church.
She is survived by four sistcrs-Mrs
Eta X. Wheat. widow OF DR.. Lewis
Wheat; Miss Sarah Rutherford. OF
i:ichunOnd: Mrs. George Bernard. OF
Petersburg, ana Airs. Lewis l.. iIarvie,
law Of Mrs Thomas Rutherford, The
body has been taken 10 the home of
n"r sister, Mrs. Wheat, S22 West Grace
street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
ALLIED PEOPLES SUPPORT
MR.. WILSON'S CONDITIONS
Returning Publishers Declare French
and British Premiers Agree
with President.

WASHINGTON. October 2s.-word
r nrough1 10 Washington tonight by
of publishers. including newspaper
men and magazine editors, VINO have
been in Europe for several weeks as
pledges undivided support OF the peo,
pies and administrators OF those two
Countries 10 the principles OF peace as
fourteen articles, his Subsequent
speeches and diplomatic notes.
r. ircniicr C!cmcnccau and Lloyd
George are in absolute accord with
him His every step is approved and
} ION IN by the Versailles conference
IN, ." ms Viii. she is reorganiz!ng her
government. She Is prepared TO ac-
sept INC terms OF th> armis,ice he and
ago England Knew that Saxony and
bavaria had served notice on Prussia
mat her autocratic Junkcr system Of
atcd ' '''e'
Now England believes that thanks
L; ,, me mastery wisdom OF President
be accepted by the new German GOV
stnment and the basis of peace outlined
iby im ii, PRESIDENT viii later be accepted
ta''oH when me allies may desire must
nc accepted by new German
repub!ic The armistice which Ger
unauesiionably provide for the disarm
ament OF the German armies, their re-
ilrement beyond the Rhine. the SUR
rSnusr OF the German U-boa;s, the
surrender of forts TO the allies for
inc duration OF the arinistice and guar
thtees Tor the restoration of the dc
Stro!ed portions OF Belgium France
Serbia and Italy. -
Among the members of the group Of
ne Wspapsrmen returning here to-day
vim news from The war zone wer.
lanes NJ. Thomson, publisher of the
New orleans Item, ana w. Is Kellogg
MI. Thomson. who is The son-!u-law
o! Speaker champ Clark. said:
our party left France less than
three weeks aeo and England twcIy,.
DAYS ago. individually and as a rroun
we met and conferred with the re,
resentatlve men in the allied govern
ihcnts anu in the allied armies Everv-
where admiration was expressed for
me mastery diplomacy OF President
" !son and for the strategy which H..
was showing in the handling OF the sit
Eatioh our allies are standing by and
relying upon the Pres dcnt
we gained the impression in ,bc
pest Informed circles that all %! MS
declarations were made after
consultation with the Allied Military
council al Versailles. and either after
conference or with the complete as
sent OF the leaders OF the allied gov
crnlnents =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
T0DAY'S BEAUTY HINT

1t is not necessary to shampoo
your hair so frequently IL 1t is en-
tirely> and properly cleanscd each
time by the use of really good
shampoo. The easiest to use and
quickest drying shampoo that we
can recommend TO our readers In
one that brings out all the natural
beauty Of the hair and may be en-
joyed at very little expense, by dis
solving a tcaspoonful of Canthrox,
which can be obtained from any
druggist. in n cup Of hot water.
This makes Il full cup Of shompoo
liquid, enough. so 1t ) easy to
apply it To all the / .. instead Of
Just 10 the ion of the head. This.
when rubbed into the scalp and
onto every strand 'of hair chcmi-
cally dissolvcs all impurities. 1t
is very soothing and cooling in it's
action, a. we'll as beneficial to both
scalp and hair. After rinsinR out
4 tho lathcr 80 created, you will find
the scalp Is fresh. clean and free
from dandruff, while the hair dries
quickly and evenly. developing a
bright luster and soft huff ness
that makes It seem very heavy.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-29
M'ADO0 Tells WORKERS
TO BACK AMERICAN ARMY
ADDRESSES Norfolk and Western Rail
way Employees ut Roanoke
on Inspection Tour.
GIVE BEST Service posslBLu
Railroad Chief Says Every Bad-Ordcr
Locomotive Is prussian Soldier
and Every Good Ono an, American
Soldier,
rIsy Associated Press.l

ROANOKE. VA, October 2S.-WilIiam
u. McAdoo. dircctor-gcneral of rail
ROADS, addressed a gathering OF several
thousand workmen In the Norfolk and
western shops here this morning. In
vigorous. straightforward style. that
brought frequent cheers from his aud
hors, the director general appealed to
inc men TO back up the American army
ny giving their company the best ser
vice OF which they were capable.
Every bad-Order locomotive in this
country is Il PrusSian soldier and
good one Is AN American soldier" he
declared. want you TO remember
that. and whenever you run arcoss n
bad-order locomotive jump on it and
hammer hell out of it,"
lie declared there would be fifth
liberty loan, and urged his hearers Il,
save their money and lend it TO Uncle
sam for the purpose OF finishing up the
war and bringing the American army
home. ''
;, lmmGdiately after concluding his adj
dTeSS the oirector-Seucral. uccOmpanIed
by Regional Director y. n. Aaher and
y. . Needles, Federal manager of the
Norfolk and Western. left for Blucfieid
w: Va. TO inspect the elcctrification
system in the Pocahontas coal fields
Mr. McAdoo arrived here last night.