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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
PRANCUZAI PAzANGIUO-
IA AMIENS FRONTE.
Visose sVarbesnese Vietose
smarkiai veikia vokieciu arti-
lerija.

Paryzius, geg. 16.-Uzvakar
vakare prancuzQ kariuomen6
atakavo vokieGiQ pozicijas ar
ii Hailles, Amiens fronte. Pa
6m6 miSkeli, atsirandanti va
karinej up6s Avre pus6j, kaip
praneSama oficijaliai.
Po to vokieGiai stojo, kon-
tratakon, bet atmusti su dide-
liais nuostoliais.
IStisiQ nakti paskui' sek6
smarkus bombardavimas Siau-
riuose nuo Montdidier If tar
pe Montdidier If Noyon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
PRAzUvUsI VISA sUBMA
RINV FLoTILE.
Ar tik nebus patekusi j talki-
ninku spastus.

Zurich, geg. 16.-Is vokis-
kQ versmiq cia aptureta zinios,
iogei visa vokieciu nardaneiu
laiviu flotile nesugryzusi ma
mo is ekspedicijos.
Be to, vokieciams yra nauii
nesmagumai. Anglai prileido
daug .minu siaurinese jurese.
Del tq minq negali liuosai
veikti nardancios laives.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
VOkIECIAl SEIMINkAUJA
UKRAINOJE
KAIzERIs NUSKYRES KA
RALIU LIETUVAI.
Tas pat padaryta su Kursu
Estonija ir Lenkija.

Londonas, geg. 16.-Austri-
jos If Vokietijos imperatoriQ
konferencijoje, katra andai !
vyko vokieGiQ kar6s stovyk-
lo:j, anot Exchange Telegraph
depe$os is Copenhageno, kai-
zeris nuskyres karalius Lie
tuvai, KurSui (Kurlandijai), },
Estonijai ir Lenkijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
VOKIETIJA PASKELBE
KARE TRIJosE RUsIJos
GUBERNIJOSE.
Tenai prizes juos, mat, veiha
ruSai.

Amsterdam, geg. 16.-Ber-
lyno Iaikra$tis Vossische lei
tung vakar praneS6, kad Vo-
kietijos vyriauSyb6 paskelb6
kare prizes rusus trijose gu
.bernijose: Jekaterinoslavo,
Odessos If PoltayoS. Dono
apskrityj vokieciai susiduria
su skaitlinga bolSevikQ ka-
riuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
SUV, V. LAKUNAI NUMU-
Sc 8 VoKIEcIU LAKsFY-
TUVUS.

Su Amer. Armija Prancuzi-
ioje, geg. 16.-Vakar ameri-
koniski lakunai Toul ispJovo-
ie numuS6 iris vokieGiQ LAX
stvtuvus. Penkiems ameriko-
niSkiems lakunams sutelkta
prancuzp kar6s kryziai uz pa
sizzym9jimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
500 BOLsEVIKU SUsAUDY
IA.

Maskva, geg. 16.-BolSevi-
ku vyriausyb6 paskelb6 ofici-
jail praneSima,, kad kuomet
Suomijos baltoji gvardija pa
6m6 Tammershofa, tenai SUI
Saudyta 500 rusQ oficieriq ir
kareiviQ (bolSevikq).
Jie visi ant nakties buvo
suvaryti teatran. Ryte po 50
jp buriais iSvesta prizes kul-
kasvaidzius ir iSklota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
NAUJA RUsU RESPUBLT-
KA.

Konstantinopolis, geg. 10
Neprigulminga Salimi pasta
romis dienomis pasiskelb6
Ciskaukazija (Prieskaukazi-
jay. Apie tai jinai praneSe
central6ms II neutralems sa-
Inns.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
sUsIJUNGE 2o-cIAI METU

Zurich, sveicarija, geg. is.
zinia, kad Vokietija
su Austria -Ungarija susijun-
gust 20-ciai metQ, kaip ekono-
miniu, taip militariniu If
muitp reikalais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16

Berlynas, geg. 16.-cio-
mai patvirtinama zinia, kad
vokieciai yra paeme didkunig.
Nikolaia NikolajeviGa. Jis lai-
komas kaipo nelaisvis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16

Londonas, geg: f6.- Fokie1
GiQ artilerijos veikimas vakar
iSryto padid6jo arti Morlan-
court, pietuose nuo Albert, II
Flandrijoje, $iauriuose nuo
KENNEL.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16

= Rymas, geg. 16.-Itali-
iai Sta kare nuo jos pradzios
atsieio Z milijardus 2 simtu
miliionu dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
PRINCAS LEoPoLDAS PA.
sIUsTAs vAKARU FROM
TAN.

Amsterdam, geg. 16.-Anot
gautp ziniu, Bavarijos prin-
cas- Leopoldas, buves vyriau-
sias vokieciQ armiiu vadas ry-
tu fronte, pasiustas vakarq
frontan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
oRAs.

J Chicago If apylinkes.- Sian
die grazus oras, Silta; rytoj
lietus ir vesiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-05-16
DIDzIAUsIA ARMoTU
DIRBTUVE BUS PITTS
BURGE.

Washington, geg. 16.-Ka-
res departamentas didziausiai
visam pasaulyj armotq dirb-
tuvej isteigti parinko sala Ne
vile Salimais Pittsburgh.
Dirbtuva bus steigiama
taip greitai, kaip tik bus ga
lima. Bus gaminama ten sun
kioji artilerija If soviniai.
Dirbtuvas pastatymas at.
sieisias Is milijonus dol.
Londonas, geg. 16. Ties
Suomijos-R Rusijos rubeziumi
laukiamas musis. Ten sutrauk-
ia rusu bolSeviku il suomiq
armijos.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
TERMS SHOW SURRENDER
Foch AND WAR COUNCIL FIX UP
TERMS FOR GERMANS.
Hardly Expected TO Accept. BIZ: Sub
mission viii Be Forced On Tev-
ten Sooner o. Later

Washington Marshal Foch- ,oge.h-
e. with the American and Allied CoIa-
Inaders named to fl the terms o. tie
a-mistice SC aldenIy desired by the
Germans have come 70 few corclu-
sions which Will make the wiley Hun
pause for consideration.
From All authoritative source Ii 10
learned that the following are embrac-
ed In the terms. and there may ee .
few Others 70 come along later,
First, Evacuation O. Alsace r1or-
ra!ne,
Second The evacuation OF prusssan
Poland
Third Cessation Of all muri;ion
making to be insured by q committee
Of allied officials who will be installed
at Essen and other points.
Fourth Surrender Of submarine
fleet;
Fiji Occupation OF all German
ha.tleships by allied naval officers.
The PROV .stons O. tie a-r2stsce have
beer drafted 10 ersasrody the foregoing
i.oiais and completely To Insure the
world against any resumption os war
far by Germany on hand or sea
Precautions were included 10 r-e-
vet.t GerE1Gay from utilizing A. arms
tlce ftsr the rsaHuiatJure ~. war mate
rial with view q continuing The
way K negotiations fail /; Is acc~9; I'd
~ course sha. France ar5 belgium
mus, he comp,e'elY cleared q ,rv-aYsS
HFt&sa dispatches lay particular en-
s''tasls ON the naval requirements az
Al aTUistste 70 lH1g@ ;he gssUev q
German, 4; BE fs.ure AkS3rs. naval
au:raEcs
Secretary Daniels refuses, 10 lake
ai.H CumsueGt c13 IAF&e terms
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

Tohscco naaufaesssin b ssoTnp,
tnaustsy which CONTINUES 10 ssvs Mis-
saun promineoce A. poduss tive
commonwealth. 10 suth factories. the
ones In 81. Louis. In 1917. turned on.
plug and twist. chewing and smoking,
tobacco which had faaI factory val.
ue u ta7. 5ss.s2e, feasfaa and ali the
other ,xxes ps.d- TIE gsin In p.u
anc,ion over 1914 xAs ss.s2s.sss. Or
Il per- cent.
The 1917 PROHIBITION Of rnanusaesur.
I'd tobacco. not ihfiu4.ar tsgass. ans.
cigarettes. hstk. Bill forots;s, nsth In
quantity placed on .'1e market and
the aggregate worth If prs,svs..sy
announces the Rcd BOOK. ~ The B1.
seau of Labor sfstlst.ss. rtsen rgb
ilcity In bulletin ~ comn,.s.ioasr
.fs,y In bulletin ~ damfGl astoaer
William II L@~iH
In St. Louis ~ 10 b.. found th.. biz
eest plug tobacco factory IN The xe.it.
That city has ranked t!rsi In annual
ou'pu; @. plug Tobacco for many years
Six tobacco fae,crses II 81 Louis In
1877 had an outpuT u smoking and
chewing tobacco alone worth s2T.sl7.-
10. final factory figures. all feaerl
and other taxes pad
During 1917 the tobacco factories
% ST Louis gave employment TO 3E.s
Zen and women.
These employees are thrifty II The
wages paid are anything 10 60 by, al
the Industry long has been c.assed ss
d highly pad on..
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
To Fight Amendment.

The campaign agains, the proposed
ary anenc-en. to the Missouri
state constitution Will b. tough, hy
a citizens &oul r.ittee with head.
tiers a. 81 Louis. Ii has already been
engaged in al extensive advertising
campaign
The chs!ynar Of the committee has
issued a s'a,euen. outlining The s-gv
nents which Wi he mad. 20 ind uce
voters to cas-. their ballots sgs.ns. the
amendment; Th!s statement SAYS the
~a' has brought & change in the sen.
ament OF the people regarding l:cuo-
That when the wgr VAS started in
England there lad been much sssts.
uon for prohibition, bu, tha, after
Investigation. q yo,trnmen, commits,
sion vas formed 10 regulate the sale
and manufacture Of liquor. and ths,
aN thought Ct prohibition has been
Pat aside. The same hing he saws.
Is true o! France. The s.A.eneu, adds
that more liberal attitude is needed
IN ms country, a. nv liquor LAKES
are needed 10 wiz the war
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

The Missouri Public Ee-eice CON.
mission authorized ,te s.. Louis Ia
ion Electric Light and Power Cor On.
ny 10 increase lis electric heating
rates for service rendered s. LOUIS
corporations. The Increase viii NJ,
affect the sma!! consumer
The order ~as effective Nov J. and
The commission granted The COMPANY
al increase @. - nils for each g!lo-
sat' hour In excess Of .04V s!!owst.
hours per month IN furnishing energy
Service sold except for water power
o! under contracts with municl pali,ies
Will be increased .ix rlil!s for each
ksiowst socE per month In excess
OF l,ooe ki!owa.;s per month a, the
conpany's plan. and S mills increase
for each k!iowat, At the consumers
plant,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
Cold In the Head"

sons who are subject 10 frequent "ccids
IN the head" will find tia, the Use 0!
HALLS rATARRH MEDICINE will
hp'td nr the system. cleanse the Blood
ana render them less liable "a colds
Repeated attacks OF Acute Cata.rh may
lead TO Chronic Gaiarrh
HALLS cATHRRH MEDICINE IL TAX.
IN internally ard acts through the Blood
m The Mucous Surfaces OF the System
An Druggists &c Testimonials free
o,Afp FOR any case OF catarrh that
HAI.i4'S CATARRH MEDICINE VIII not
cure
r. J. Cheney h Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
DECENTRALIZATION A PROBLEM
e~tsiEH Labor Ms-is,sr Says Il WI
Be Much Mere CSmcles TAx~
Recruiting.

i~andcn ~- tsraaoAli:EAs 1ssa OK .ae
srusvd forces 81 the Allies Is a psSosiE,ss,
which Is hes laHans ;a attract eotas4s
cradle a;letiIsou ErtEssA NaalsIer Il
Labor C A Roberts declares ,ha: ;.
all TX m4cA s1aorv compiler problem
th&s rt~cra.;tae sn4 TAI the men
sauatd ht oals released from TIRE arr,y
only IS rapidly @s 3DG 4s4yg "a absorb
lhe1-i He Halla frs: release ghSsss
whose employers hAr. premise! 10 r~-
!nstaye the:-. ard give preference ID
married gAea sns volunteers
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
Per&hina'k Verdict.

General fershing reviewed an ayia'
lion unit In France nn' long ago, re-
lates q. II. Kemp. administrative en-
gineer Of the fuel admin ration for
New Jersey, who WAS an aviator with
The eHpeditIonary forces until injured
In fight b.. was sent home
The ayiafors, more familiar with
manpuvers in the air marched in their
most careful dress style before the
general. aud thuught they Mere gr;.
til. away with it, h. says. until Gen
eral I"r>hIng turned away with q
wave of his hand.
'l'"nt no /, any more, The general
said. $50 and NY"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

Bowling Green Coy, Gardner who
came here at the reques, Of people
along the Shor, Line Railroad. sent
the following message TO Secretary
MeAdoo:
The ST.. Louis and Hannibal Rail.
road. furnishing practically the only
means OF trans por,Ation to the people
Of the counties OF Rails. Pike and Lin
colin in Missouri. has been OF, Of OPP
Grafton for more than ten days with
10 prospect o! resumption
Large quantities Of grain. food.
s;uffs and live stock are being held
and canno, be shipped The coal
mines In these counties are ali idle
All such business In this territory is
Al 4 s'sndstill and Ia being ssasna,.
ed. and the situation calls for a rem,
ety. These counties appeal 10 you
VIII your department. investigate
and extend 10 them the aid OF the fed.
eral government" The situation needs
immediate attention
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
DYNAMITE MAkIhG
IS GOOD SAFE JOB
NOT 4 FATALITY ~ MISSOURI ~
the BUSINESS DURING THE
YEAR OF 17i7.
PRODUCTION GAINS F0URF0LD
State Has Increased From Lees
Than -Four Million 10 Nine
Million Dollars
Jefferson City, No.


The bit Missouri manufacturers are
doing to help Missouri win the war
for democracy III partly established
by the fact that -four dynamite and
powder plants. located in Pike. Jasper
and Jackson counties, in -sl7. turned
out explosives worth ss.5S4.322. az
compared with a production for 1916
worth t6.7asAlG, for 1916 OF s4,2l3.-
SIS and for 1914 Of s3,oy5,e5s, says
Labor Commissioner William H. Lew
Is In advance information from the
1915 Red Book.
The gain in the value OF products,
1917 over 1914. the year the world war
begun. is 277 per cent. or nearly thee
fold The increase in production OF
Missouri made explosives is probably
better illustrated by the stalemen,
that the 1917 output O. the four plants
were; Dynamite. 45,1f9.oog pounds:
mixed acids, so5l 900 pounds; ammo
mum nitrate. $4,000 pounds, and
common black powder. 4.2l5.o(o
pounds.
The 1916 production OF dynamite
was II .2s' geo pounds, mixed acids.
Las. 900 pounds. ammonium nitrate,
&6hi.o90 pounds and common black
powder. 1857 goo pounds.
The lsl5 production Of explosives
WAS dynamite. 3s.62i geo pounds:
mixed acids, e5s 900 pounds: anmoni-
UNI nitrate, 223s 900 pounds, and the
common powder, 2,033,o0o pounds.
Not fatality while r, work was
reported as occurring in 1917 among
the SIG employees which fact be-
speaks wonders for the care exer-
c!fed in the handling o! these tons OF
G dangerous materials.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
AUSTRIA DESIRES
EARLYIsURRENOEn
THREATENED WITH FAMINE AND
poWEalEss TO COPE WITH
PEOPLE,
NATION TORN WITH STRIFE
Eseh Race Wenf1 Set W . Ssesssse
kinecsm-Wass Divergence ~
yIs~s seen ~ Csas.ss -
Austrian s>cas<.


J Amsterdam Austraa's ep~s44y
to Sieana dispatch To the Franx,
fort Gazette An0stsr dispatch 10 the
sat.44 paper reaa.eg that AaSsris 10 In
! The ,a1da' Of Il aiAe and .in6s Tie az
| LaaT.,ies unable 20 cope with TIE r.s.-
less people.
The serio1sneas Of The tod sazx-
tiors il Vienna Ia being aggravated tie
dispatches point out. by the Shutting
off Of imports from Poland because IT
THE Hungarian Situation. along WIKI
III. ports fro Bohemia and g0rzvsz
Adraees from Budapest gzy ira; in
the anderhaus Coun. Karoiy.. i'm gaov.
ing resolution IL t4For Of ,1a assoe-
pend enee Il Hungary, derazzdes5 The
resignation o. the Neke-!e cabinet
and ihs formation of coxiltso. c4hs-
Let.
The resolution ALSO called for tie
conclusion u! separate peace 13sso
luton Of the alliance with Gerr.z-y.
acknoE ie3 srent Of the ind pe-gencs
OF Ii. South Slavortans. and the rt-ce.
larnation ot a Hungarian king TO re-
side in Budapest CouI; EArolyi 4e-
clared that i. the demands were re-
sisted hs himself woula take s,~rs 70
sec Qre their realization
Aa2id great excitement Dr. Weaerte,
the premier, warmly replied thai a4
would oppose any Means the Counts
idea @. revolution. and added Tia, Ii
70 case would be there any talk Of .
separate peace.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
Fire Fighters WI, Strike

Jefferson City Mayor Chapman
and the members @: the city council
have ended the strike @. the city fire.
men by promising Il scale @. $50
month One after another the fire.
men have qui, and suash; johs ihs,
paid more none! Finally the chic,
ala not nave enough men 10 handle
The apparatus. The insurance GONNA.
MES then took hard IT the fight AID
threatened TO raise rates 20 per cen,
and then the city ot..ciais had TO
make some terms 10 Keep the a,er n,
work
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
School Teacher Made Csc,atr.

California Word hasjus; hc+an ~
ectN~d here tha, j III Mart,s. a sor>
mcr school teacher @. Moaliea4 cpao.
ty. and ~ he lime of hss cnlistsnep.
principal # TIE Room, tie high school,
has been pN''ao;cd 10 cap.Ssu ia
France !or uc"i.ortous service lie
has been in several puEzctnscr's q,
the from,
CART Marie entered ~ asfetss
training car'i oA~'y Las; year AID ~as
graduated NJ, re ranA g! t4gSt lva
tenant. she~ t'ue as;evss.,! ts *
assigned TO dgt, overseas
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
On Democratic Committee,

Boonyille ID Walker Wear former
ly O! this ci'y. has been selected as
one The i. men "a no are TO man age the
Democratic state campaign in New
York The selections were mad. by
Edwin : HerEtck, chairman Of the
state committee. whose announce
ncn' shows that the former Cooper
county ran Is oa the lis; The com,
r1tiee NJ II viii establish heA doua,
tcrs Al Syracuse, ana sievoi. all O.
their time from now anti election to
the duties 81 the nea organization
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
Wants Army Training Seheai.

Plans are under way 10 establish 4
students Aup, training schuc scr ,ir
grc boys al he Liacula Institute ia
JeieTson tiis similar 20 thosy .ha,
have hs-sn established tn other cities
and colleges IN other states A IVY
r-sen,atts- ~ the un.ssd States xu,
rrnmcni has acca Ia conf~rvnee ~stA
Fr~sidcn, c RICHARDSON for several
days. About ts.eee win b. A~~s4~d 10
crsc, barracks and naAv the rv~<isa
rsSAirs. and Il this sum 10 rvisAs~s ey
Gov Gardner the plan cAn b. cssr,>t
cat.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
Nssa1 C>'',cer ptex

Macon Ivan u EpY, rsoa. AT Oft.
'ef ON thr Transport George Washing.
'"n. IL dead OF pucumoe.ia II. waA
MISSOURI man, and ne author a.
series ~ articles rnutlca Missouri.
ans Ah"osd, which contained a tine
sketch of Gen rer>h,gx
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

Nr~ York Secretary BAssr las de-
eiae5 that The rsse-st ~aTs VI eoax-vss
eaa ne VI xa>age svrsscr a. hetas than
N the array. Asa4 has r-ssase. ID alhos
Any rsaSTe F&S'fUtE states area 10 x,.a
the coluss
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

London T'bv cAespseas ~ PASSENGER
vessels fsN2ss sAe danger * [ boa. AZ,
,SS Is. as r-os..ssa3 by t;crtssAay will
cssa la@ Submarine warfare. =>av other
tsA&is aSS~ Always srvn Ah.p 10 care
FOR themselves
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

New Ierk TSts Russians were e.as.,
vs<t,sa IN tie fed a@7Al S<a1~. earx Tor
Violating he espionage lass They
are all Jewish merchants &a4 utay As
depor;e3 ~ ssan 49, tAe cx54rs las q
chance 10 sez -ad o. taem
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
E Engineer Dead.

W II Valraih u locomotive .nrir,.
ear on the Missoru! Pacific Tor the
last 20 years died al 81, Marys Hos,
pt'al, Jefferson City. from intlu.nsa.
making the fourth death q, The cant.al
from this d1paSe He laaycS A S;fe
and four children who reside a, pres
en-! In $. Louis
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

London --rNe Admiralty annozneo.
nvni os satrrinx hs~sss shows . de-
csdr1 decrease. The acxtSvxslcn iAss
nsea,A By psssAis sAs iai.ss1 sons. -
csnpAr~d With iIs 80 ts sAs asonsA
psvvsces
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
Tho Reason.

"l"nng rar,cnu Is unusually we'll
cr,Et,lle,i. $50 be Is, but then his
valet used to be lin ostler."
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

Ar ~ bong especially the Kind used
IT, The prntisrtiun 81 itariurasnas.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

~ft.ss +, sas aaSs das ~'tisas. Is
slss's2FY' an4 saFga4s s'sher aggAssssFtase
ssso'tc%~> ,s.-v ht.es at-sssit ths. walls II
RS sstses. gs4t st9e Inevitable tsege oas-
.rsstsreI A.'sasz!r last The sAn4e.
~iaa ttas tva M, ~ said the caller.
~i'ys tast @eed az ywe ia say ta
yoa~
-TN& st.Essi. i'is1 sGss.. te hear thessa.
but
~s'h, +. wst&sr take loas~
~N0ag liz Ne}i. I'll tell yea hat.
i0a - aato thw next rcssaa astst sit
apsn AZ Vzay srxphsps.asls and say H.
Whenever Hs,a aaaC nttars cylinders.
tgss1 FsN- Jhe t~etl sssi don't be afraid
tn tex yvGcseit tv~ase, ls.st as >s.sa -
81 ;3sue III srtsss /, oat sSaia. sfa1.
Il tn, nsvaagsass. ~ ca1 10th e~ hast~
~ -l3ttshursh t'ssrvasclt- Telegraph
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30


woss,ans trouble for IL
years. ! hA4i t<<n trcsi-
cd by nine Of the best
dast tors and had about
given up in despair when
! decided To try DIR.
fsie-ces wonderful FS-
vo.1t~ prescrip,its,. |
i..ssi he~n III ssd foi
weeks. unable 20 stand.
BEFORE | had finished
taking one bottle cou,t
wal. and attend 10 my
household d utaes. l CAR
now do all my work ard
tend FL garden and walk
FIVE miles \ day. ] am
very thankful To Doctor
Pierre and his valuable
AkNIA GENTRY.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

Tbs saaaa " sal Insists aa .1ssag sHs~s
Iseese pls-ve of his agsa IN usually
I man ~ b. Las little miai Ia SPARE
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

A rich inau never refuses the pen
MES offered him In change
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

Haste ii said ~ lake wAstx, ywts
she.e are f~~ aasslers In nluszhcumsm~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
Niesourisre Sentenced

John NsS"tS II SNtst SPRINGS, haa
pleaded guilty IN N, tc Sea, cotks to
charge II u!tcsing disjo>al remarks
and sas &en'tnved TO f',e IL prison
by Judge Wan Nalkenhureh
Meyers had declared that there 10.
,aoush saer..~ In Missouri 10 arrest
linn for making alslo>al remarks on
thr se'ectlsr srTs tee draft laa and
thar Il! he had Ia be- shot h., would
rather b" shot for the Kaiser -
Peter Sanninc wealthy mer.
Chan, az Mays HoEe. Was sentenced
10 10 days in jail for refusing To txe,
cute an AFFIDAVIT, idr res strant In
The draft II. pleaded guilty
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

When Baby 10 1~e,hinY
GROVES RAHl IA H. Akfl.ihE ssH cofree4
the stoaaara ABA Hasr thsaS8~& Perfectly harm
ieAa zee slSrftinBs tyc bu+t.e
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

STAT" Super lntrndsnt q. Insurance
iiatty has fixed No 81 is fire pre.
.sntiQn day throaghout the state.
Where schools are open teachers
are requested 10 give instruction A.
Ia Tire preventive methods All citi-
November 10 the removal Of rubbish
from their promises as ma. be- ncceS-
sary
Tho superintendent SAWS she loss
IN Missouri, from prrvrntatlc fires IN
1911, Mas more than s, a1N ,puo amt
thy loss In the nation more than SUI
ncient to pay the interest On The las,
liber'f loan
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30

The "ar ,sA Insurance turv'su ".
tav 81 Louis navy recruiting nt!ic.
has ISSUED = report through Lieut.
+ W Wilson, in charge u. The sta
ton, showing that toiSi ut ESQ.
policies had been applied fer b. mer
entering the navy through the y,
Louis otftc. since last rrhruar, Tho
total amount %! policies VAS esS.iss.,
zoo, OF ths applications for insnr,
ancc s.Tss Of the ps,lic,~s we're for the
mailman amount Of $1,000 Lieut..
Wilson has lasucd an order 10 naval
r~scsvist. In the o. Loais district to
communicate With o. Louis
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-10-30
Probably Didn't,


'prsscrip sio.s" NRs CARHIE GENTRY.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-02
GERMANS CAV|NG'
 UNDER ALLIED BLOWS
Special to the Nugget by Associated Press:

The French British American throughout Tuesday, further increasing '" of the result he Flanders Northeast additional gains he British Ere ch tanrnai positions Lille CamI"i St quentin and Im have no" is of pleted partial cnrclmcnt of tn" important railway l" of o"'S ' position widening the wedge d London Tuesday the Germans cHf the British During fighting Monday the ng regame all the gro compelled terrific attacks In rc Brit outskirts CamIrH
 
 mile south addition extending their lines distance to the ~ of that noson Tho towns of Ttey one mile northwest of the Ger Tn British also advanced the FndnIera Quentin miles the German base and Venhu situated about halfway between St Quentin and c"mhd As result of the t"" movements the allied lines wei" along the intermediate and the last from side of the St. Quentin canal The last of the Germans were driven " heavy night fighting Mo of the canal
 
 reports the allied the resistance steadily joined the great battle for the linden The attacked successfully along of weakcd German hold :he of Iudnhcrg The feature " h exuem W of said Belgian advance the direction of IIcrs was led King Albert person O enabling to advance along h ~ f Confines ,o n t toant railroad center ot Men The be directed Conrtai Wher they have British will be position complete t,e of probably of tn entire northern section of tn Flanders battle front Farther al
 
 tin ismost oufanked by the British advance farther north and was not remain brief The last advancing left behind