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Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-19
HUSBAND
 SAVES WIFE
From Suffering by Getting Her Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound.

Pittsburgh, Pa" For many months l was not able to do my work owing to
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-19

In the particular old farm house which I inhabit-built a hundred and twenty-one years ago-any possible installation of such modern convent ences" as. running water, bath-tub, furnace, etc, would necessitate a com plete reconstruction from cellar to garret. That, as any man of experi- ence knows, would cost more than to build new house. And to build a new house. these times, at present prices for material and labor. would cost more than the whole farm it stands on would sell for.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-19

The more you think about some men the less you think of them.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-19

know of another farm house where similar supply has been in use for eight or ten years and still giving ex- cellent service But this house is never occupied in the winter; every fall the water is shut off from all the pipes at the spring. And the owner is so rich that he doesn't care what his plumbers bills may be.
 Most of us farmers are not as rich as that. And most of us have to live in our farm houses all the year round.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-19

We'll, now. are they or are they not worth while in the average New Eng land farm house? Are they practic- able?
 Do they always prove to be real "con- veniences,' or are they, sometimes pernickety and bothersome irrations?
 As I remarked at the outset there's a good deal to said on both sides in that matter.
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BULCAR|A'S COLLAPSE
(Coatiaucd from Poge OnS.)

entente whether the Turk obandons
Germany and Austria II Bulgaria quits
he can no longer be 4 menace to their
plans.
Back Door to Austria
The back door of Austria will stand
aiar before the victorious British.
French, Serbian. Greek and Italian
armies plunginS ahead through tn.
mountains Of liberated Serbia Only
ESQ miles ahead of their advance guards
is EclGrnde, across the Danube from
tho plains OF Hungary. They already
have pressed forward q quarter o. this
distance since the great Macedonian OF
fcnsivr began on September IL. once
over the river they would be passing
through territory corrupted by the OPP
pressed natinnalitics" OF Austria who
have. litUs love for the dual empire, ana
there would be no great natural oosta-
clca between them and Budapest. The
carly winter In the Balkans, with the
limited means Of communication avail
able, would present the most serious
difficulty. and one which could not be-
overcome before spring.
With the detection or Bulgaria It
would be necessary for harI pressed
-
southern frontier. thus making another
serious inroad upon her waning mai
por~er. Tho bulk Of her forces Is facing
the eager Italian army along the Pave
and in the mountain region emperor
William already has called upon tm-
peror Charles for help on the western
front and Austro-HunEaria1 divisions
are lighting beside the Germans against
tho steadily advancing British. French
and Americans. Italy still has large re-
scrroirs of men and any weakening OF
tho Austrian front to send forces To the
other frontier Of the empire probably
would be the signal for general at
tack to recover not only tho invaded
Italian territory. but the lost prov
inccs" AS we'll.
With bulgaria evidently fallen by the
waysidc with Turkey staggering ana
with Austria 4 weltnr az internal DIS
cord and discomfort. the shaken armies
OF Emperor William are STudginElY fall
ing back upon their own frontiers before
tho irresistible blows Of Marshal Foch
British. French and American troops.
TIL. French and Americans plunged for
ward nCain between Rheims and NcTdun.
while tho British attacked on a wide
front in thr Cumbrai sector. Between
them they already have taken NOR" than
Il. 900 prisoners and many guns oi all
raliberS
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6,824 new CASES OF
INFLUENZA IN CAMPS

WASH StirUN. Sept. 2I.-Span,Sh IN
nucnz, continued to spread today IN
army camps. 6.>2t Now cases having
been reported 10 IN" office Of the surgeon
Ernrrai rf the army during the 2t-h"ur
period ending At noon. This was All IN
crease Of SIS over tn" rev cases reported
Yesterday. and brought III" total for all
camps 10 1856.
40 now camps wore added 10 the list
today Of thrS" where influenza mas .2-1-
peartsi. Camp p:N. y. j.. reported inc
largest number ri ''"w cases. with l-pf:.
Pneumonia cases reported were 80. and
deaths sc.
Influenza /. Increasing alsn Al Camps
M.-ad", Md. and lts". Ark
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IMPARTIAL JUSTICE
fconetuued from Page one.)

1atrx- nv arbitrary and Irresponsible
toros or by their own VIII and ehotce7
-Bhau there be . common STANDARD
Of right and privilege for nu peoples
and nations, or shall the strong do as
thsv WI and the weak suffer without
redress3
uShau tho assertion Of right be
haphazard and by casual alliance or
xhall there be common concert TO
obnxs tbs observance OF COMMON
HSthET"
He added.
.Ho nan, no grorp OF men- chose
these to Do tho issues OF tho struggle
They ARE the Issues Of It."
Shortly before the President started
speakirS news Of the further successes
Of American. British and French oHcn-
<iyes on the western front reached the
roofing at the Metropolitan Opera
IJorrs.e, and this gave dramatic point -
~. Wilson'S pcruratinn-that peace
dries can be effectively ncutraii"eo
and silenced only by showing tEat every
y1csnrv nt the nations asS0cla'"d against
Germany orirEs tho nations nearer tHs;
sort o. peace which viii ortnS security
and reinsurance to all peoples ana MAKE
thc recurrence OF another Srch StGuEEf
~ c,tllPSS loTcc Sfsu DlC'hN'i'TN 49, 49,
.t,,nr<sIplr. and that nothing else cap
Germany Is constantly ireimattnEl the
terms. she will accept: AMI always hnaa
that tho w,,r,d does not want terms.
declorsd the President. Tt wishes IRE
tr.urnph of justica and fair dealing.
Irfvo thousand Persons VIII" ttllct the
Metropolitan o2"ra ffnus" tonight TO ca
o,c-;tr heard the President SPEAK. FIVE
minutes. hefnrr his arrival rh2su "1
soldiers. sailors Gr,l marines seated III
n. rear Of the platform werc S;;dd"nlY
ordered To attention. They arose with 4
,,rr.lrt click OF rifles. tbs. national cotors
were advanced and the great audt"nc''
hrc.,,,s silent. This dramatic Tui": was
y,,-.;ne::ne,I withnu. interruption until
,to president. without: other warning "r
nos coming. walked on III" stag escort
80: 5v benjamin StroHg. governor or tho
s,:,:cr;t HcS.r,vr Bank. OF New FORK.
.r;..c 2 TREMENDOUS burst OF cheering
bra. lon::> which caused III" president.
=, rr taking his scat. 10 rise three times
IN acErowlc1 cement.
C'h...-s greeted tn" news of the Annoy
&c.: Successes particularly when MI.
Strong SAID that the Yankee troops In
,n.;r Dive had r.:clr:;ncd 100 sQuar;
NILS Of territory for France.
I'at-iolit: fcTvo-, S.-1r"tl 70 reach it9
Climax whoa tho Pros ident arose To be-
gin his address. the audience rising and
lca;n cheering for several minutes. MT.
Wilson read from printed text.
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MuIti-MiIEonaire
Placed Under Arrest
On Espionage Charge

lT7-TSRI RtilI. Sept. Alleged by
feL,r7,l agents 10 hr tho directing head
of German espionage and pr"paEana;'
work III western rrnnSy iranin- charles
r.. tanning. rrpulrd rrulii-nl;llionnir'.
w;ls rsted at tho hudu"snc club TINS
afternoon on \ federal warrant charging
violation of tn" ss.~tonasc net RAINING
is = nahum lized American citizen
CnIrcidcil with tn" arrest or h"nn>nE'
a score Of federal agents started round
irr m, members 81 The German club ~
pl,,stru reh. Of which Banning is men,
hcr. According to United states Attor-
ncv Richard l.. Crawford. many arrest =
arr expected! 10 follow Interrogation OF
tho club Nom bcrs.
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CAPTURE Cambria Even now The CD
! euv cannot use the town, as the rali-
| WAY. roads and Junction arc unocr ue
| British tire. II was fighting w1thout
artillery. for the combatan1 "eFe
close together to permit the ose OF
| guns and they were left to fight II OUT.
| They still are in the forest. Out re-
ports indicated steady progress.
Tanks again co-operated. while ar
planes. contributed materially to eheil
SUCCESS after the heavy CLOUDS wiz
followed the rain Of the carly mo1nins
had disappeared. Muddy rUads MN
; a..r,.d Tor como time the bringing up
of artillery. but by noon tho guns were
| in position. They soon reversed WhA1
had appearcd up to that time 70 Dc
eight advantage for the Germans II
vas evident. however. that tho enemy
had recovered sufficiently after. ene
FIRST staggering attack yesterday 70
oetoblish his line along the secondaFy
6sreoscs. These positions are coca ana
! i, is expected that from them INC "
mans will offer stubborn reS' ~
in an eudeavor to at least CiSeA
offensive.
1onON. Sept. cT.-Arnericans opera
zinc on tho extreme right Of the Brreien
III. morning captured a series OF
.-,,n.bes and fortified farms forming
the orter dcfcnScs OF tho HInocnpurS
.,.etnnn southwest NJ lie Catslct norm OF
&, Oucntin. according to the orttcth
) r.nort from Field Marshal halG To-
night.
The ;c1t Of TIM report fono"s'
.,y,ortions Of our First and thno
armies under tho command respectively
Of Generals Sir Henri? Horne ana sir
1uliaa Hyng. attacked this morning De
tor,> dawn on 4 wide front IN the he1c1a'
direction Of Cambria
notwithstanding the great strcnetn
tho cncmy's positions. especially In inc
northern sector, OF the attack "hcre
Tho Canal du Nord and open Sround
s,oninr tow,Lrd tho cr-r1>y rendered our
advance most difficult all our oo3eo-
,ivcs have BEEN reached.
"E,4,hrr north the Fifth Division
cop;urr,i Ec:ucanp and combining with
T-nrcashrre men Of thar And Division
h,vu cleared Bcaucamp ridge. which
runs north. astwards toward Marcelns.
/ ~, ,he rigny center. guards and the
Third Division az thc Sixth Corps. IN
der General Haldanc. breaking through
-hI cucrnY's drfe!srS east oil fiaEflh-
rour.. carried the village Of f7cSquircs
and gained possession of long spur
which runs eastward from that village
toward MarcoinE.
ION their left Scottish and naval
rnits OF the 18th Corps. having storm
c.l IN" line of the Canal du Nord cast
and southeast OF Mocucr,s. were at
frs. checked by tn" dcfcnses of Grain
court. Outrankins this village. from
tho north. they seized hrneu1 and car
-i,d forward the Who'll" front OF the
corps.
,, ",1n our extreme right American de-
tach,E"r.,s captured Il series OF trenches
ard fortified farms forming the outer
d,f.u~.,>s III the main tiInd"nhurg Sys-
,.rn southwest OF 1t Catclct.
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Tshtib OCCUPIED.

LONDON. sept. Elm u" SUCCESSFUL
continuance OF their DIVE north"ard.
Tho Scrbians have entered .lshtib and
,nn;urrd other important points. says
the Serbian official statement OF thurs
day. ~ Vs.,
4 crrat number Of additional hul-
.-a-ian and Germans have been captured
hy tho SC7hians who also have taken
enormous quantities OF war materiai.
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AMERICANS
Confined from Page onal

The French troops east Of Rheims
vGo equally as successful az tho
Americans with whom they co-operated.
They have increased the number Of
prisoners taken by them In the present
drive to more than 10000. British
troops in heavy force also swept for
ward on wide front in a continuation
Of their effort to drive wedge into
the German defenscs between Cambria
and Dopai. with the evident intention
of outnallkns both these euttresscs OF
the Hindenburg Ina
PARTS. Sept c7-Havn$.)-In the
nrst day Of the battle General Gouramd'S
men rccapturcd all the positions aband-
! oped July IL and then stormcd the
Hindenburg line on 4 length Of 1e miles
They now arc On tho front OF the sec
ond Hndenburs line along the ",
which arc less strong than the first
These will have to be demolished by the
artillery before tho infantry can tackle
the last defcnscs Of the cacny. beyond
which lies the open country.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF vERDUN. Sept 81.
~Ry the Associated Press. )-Thc sec
y
troops in the new offensive was slight
when compared with that of Thursday
because the bod weather and the we'll
nigh impossible roads slowed up all
kinds Of transport and made II nearly
impossible for the Americans to move
their heavy artillery. The bad weather
also seriously hampered aerial work and
the movement OF tanks
simultaneously tho enemy stLiencd
his resistance all along the line.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF VERDCN. Sept t.
CBy The Associated .Prexs,)-Eariy this
morning the starlit sky was Illuminated
for miles By the explosion Of amInuni-
ton dumps Of the enemy. who also Is
reported 10 DO blowing up works and
bridges indicating Intentions OF 1uT-
thcr retreat
WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
NORTHWEST or VEElDUS. Sent =.
-IBy the Associated lTess. Along
,le entire American front tho Germans
made a stand today. but i'll spitr al
their determined efforts 10 hold. their
positions yielded one after another |"
<, c,tiy h7nnncrinE. The sweeping; adj
vance Of the first day waS si"wc'
down, but tonight the line had b"rh
moved forward fur enough /" SATISFY
HEADQUARTERS and win the prais" OF IN"
French. whose liaiS,n officers ars
closely observing tho operations.
Tho country about Mont faur"n and
tbr Arsonnc forest was the scene "t
dcspcrate contests. The Germans lei
,naascs Of machine EunS and II was
ac-ainst such forInn tinnS chat the Amer
Icans wcrc forced To aGvanr". In tn"
.rrnnnnf forest IN" Fighting uft"n de"
ysIoncd into an almost hanG-t"-hand
SA.r,ctc, as tn, men reverted 10 the
preliminary principles If warfare.
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Hnchana CaptuEed.

LONDON. Sept. I'll J.. MIL by Inc
Associated PreSsI-Srrhinn tr'"pS "c7,
rrrs,r,rd this afternoon To h:ir" captured
Encbons about IA miles from the Rul-
rarian border. opposite kustcndil.
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OFFICERS INJECTED.
Disua,cE, to the IntclliGcnccr. &.

Sncciul Dispatch to the lntclliGcncrr. -.
FAIt:MOST. ". Va. Sept. 2l.--The
annual reunion OF the Marion County
Soldiers Association WAS held today IN
Warrington. Thr following officers
were cl.rtc : Colonel jasper Moore:
Lieutenant Colonel. L. T. H"ush: chap
lain John Jarli+on: !Adjutani. Fills Bill
llnEslca; Qua r.errnastcr. =. f.. Watts.
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10000 Prisoners

! PARIS. Thursday. Sept. 26.--Th" AL
lied troops in Macedonia hlv" captured
more than IL. 900 prisoners. says "ta'e-
mon, from tho French war "hict TO-
night. More than 2nu guns also have
been taken.
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WITH TIE AMERICAN FORCES
NORTHWEST or NERpl-N. S"p'. -.
(l:y IN" .tGSuriai"d rrcSS. )---Acrial OBJ
strvrrs today reported irrS IN th" r"-
si"n # liara;Imunt and Rriru1l"S. hnth
northwest Of N"rdun. and in IN" terri.
inry under III" fire nf the American ari1l-
lrry for n" past few d1TG. Tn" flrfS
rr~ believed to represent ammunition
dumps sci on fir by tho cn"Tny md
f.41,urr:tr.. frt;nr buildings erected
Eri"ul.s by tho Germans.
The American a-tilicrvm"n assume
that tho iirea were started by shells
frrn, the heavy guns they 1T" using.
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Attacks Policeman
And Fights to Death

DALLAS. Tex. sept "I.--Harr1caded
in a new room in h" heart ~: the husi-
:.reS district. a man idrniiilNi rs Nash
Davis. IT kiIircn. Tex. fought Ia the
death with score Of policemen here
tu-Lty Refusing tm SURRENDER. tn" mar
received moro than 4 hundred shots be-
Tor. he fill h~a,ll"ng according to- the
police.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 81 Under
terrific rr"SStIr" IN tn" north !. is 'n'-
,r,h,Ic that IN" Germans have ho"n
,,,bI, rn shift amy troops from inns
fr,nt 10 help stem tho new tide sweep
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Na1inofTR O6yer.

LONDON, Sept. 2i.-i:rt1nier hallno1l
Of BULGARIA. has made an offer OF an
arr,istic- to the allies, according 10
Berlin message transmitted by the t'x-
change Telegraph correspondent at
C.oncrfa gen. TIL" message states mat
the prcmicrs offer was made without
the SUPPORT Of others members OF mo
cabinet or Of King Ferdinand.
The Berlin mcssaE" SaT9 thht ma!ih'
offs offer has created great dlS<'atiS1ac-
ton in Bulgaria and that strong nih-
tarv measures have bccn taken TO sup
port tho bulgarian front.
According to statements from Sofia by
uay Of Jassy. it is added a counter
movement against the action Of the pre-
rnjer has already been. net on 1901. Urls
would seem 10 indicate that a revolution
"a in progress in bulgaria.
LONDON. Sept. 2T.--Gcrrnany IN
.ords IN send q solemn protest 10 bull
Cori, arnin.: Premier Malinor's re-
nucst for m armisticc. according 70
berlin reports received NJ Amsterdam
and forwarded by the Exchange ieie-
graph company. ,,,
LONDON. Sept :7.-Thc British
rnrcrnncn, today received from an or
rciaI authorized source an application
from Bulgaria for an armiHicc.
Asked Arm1stce.
PARIS. Sept. 21.---ticncrai FTancnc'
6Expercy. commanding tho allied arm
les in Macedonia. las tHleIraphcd 20
the French government that hiEh
Bulgarian officer has presented himself
; in behalf Of General Tpr"d"w. com
handing tho bulgarian army, ASKING
the SUSPENSION Of arms for AZ hours 10
hermit tnr arrival OF two authorized
delegates frrm the bulgarian govern
mont
The minister Of finance. Linptchen.
and General Loukor. commanding the
EulSaria Second army, arc on their
way To the French headquarters with
! the assent Of King Ferdinand 10 ar
range tho conditions Of the armistlc"
! and eventually thr terms OF peace
! Strurnitza Taken.
LONDON. Sept. Eth" British
forces on tho Macedonian fNnt haVo
captured the bulgarian city OF StF'l-
nitza-
! WASHINGTOS. Sept. cI.-MilltaH'
mon here say tho capture u? the Bul-
rarian city uf Str:ni,za by allied forces
! on the Macedonian front breaks the
| strongest link in The bulgarian dr1cnse
! and leaves no serious obstacle 10 INC
Z q, I,I.d march into the country.
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LONDON. Sept - ESQ n. m)-Thn
Hri;ish ATTACH tu-d2! on tnr 'ttn'prn
fr".t WAS mad tctw""r Shu"flE-l"'ts-
tree n:ld ,i"u2"au""urt. Gi&tanr" OF -
Mills
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FAR1S. Sept. c7.--Thc official war or-
flce announcement tonight said in part:
General G"ur1nd's army continued to-
day Spl"ndi'lly 10 assault tho formidable
cuemy positions in Champagne. Cling
ing To tho inc1tricahlc maize Of
trenches. r"dnubts and labyrinths in
which they were incarthnd. the Germans
tried 10 oppose our advance. but il was
in vain. Trey arr throwing in their
>r'-crrr divisions ono after tho 'uthcr.
bet our troops. with admirable. tcnacity
ar" carrying one after another all tho
rc-Iouh,H briStlng with machine guns.
, our advances ccntinU"S m"thodical every
where. We arc reaching the line OF the
hlltnps.
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BRITISH ATTACK

Continued from Page O2cD
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Ing onward from Fcrdun Nor has the
American advance exposed n salient for
countcr-hnw at the TANKS The drive
( up the Mrusn is in reality an extern
sion OF the limo General PcrshinG SGT
J up when he smashed out the ST. MlhieI
! salient a straight line. standing in
| naturally strong POSITIONS. faces The
! encrny All along tho from: from the
apex of the new drive At the hcnl or
! the Mouse To n point for east and south
or Pont-a- MouSson. where American
! troops also were on Tho line, at last
reports. Thor" is little chance FOR
coUn;cr-St strategy to relieve the pres
! sure in tho center.
! Should the Germans fail to WITHDRAW
| rs is predicted. it is pointed out that
| tho two new new nfTcnSivcs are SO de-
! signed that ever advance by tho
British In The north nr thc Franco
American forces In tho Chatnpar.ne
might form the t"cinning OF ei
EaRtic pinrrr movement. Once past
Camhra and st. Quentin it is cnncriv
able that the British thrust would ne
headed toward III" Same general enal
as tho eastern drive. and continued
victory would moan tho no"kGting OF all
tho German forces between. with only
limited means OF communication behind
th"u.
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AGk~ AniStice,
StrrmitZa Taken.

LONDON. Sept. 27.--Tnc british
forces on tho Macedonian front havo
captured the Bulgarian city OF StTu-
mitza-
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entente whether the Turk ohandons
Germany and Austria II Bulgaria quits
he can no longer be 4 menace To their
The Nenana daily news., 1918-11-26
SOCIALIST HEAD
 MIGHT EMBARRASS
 NEW GOVERNMENT

BERLIN Dr. Liebknecht, the radical Socialist leader, is endeav- curing to influence the troops re- turning from the front into his way of thinking, and is using. every means in his power to obtain this end.
 He has a small army of Reds as his henchmen and they have been accused of packing political meet ings and forcing the votes for the adoption of measures that will em- barass the government.
 The violent attacks delivered against the national assembly re- gently give ample indication that Liebknecht is not winning the re turning soldiers.
The Nenana daily news., 1918-11-26
A|RMEN
 SCORE HEAVILY
British Aviators Do Considerable Damage Just Before Signing
 of Armistice.

LONDON.-For the period cover ing thirteen months, immediately proceeding the signing of the armis- tice, the British air forces were very active and did much damge to enemy property.
 Seven hundred and nine trips were made by squadrons of bombing planes into German territory, and seven hundred and thirty-seven tons of bombs were dropped on German factories and military works and ar enormous amount of damage done
 The damage sustained by the Brit. ish air force in these expeditions was comparatively light, only few of the machines being lost.