I 4" AUSTRIAN NA-
10. ALBANIA
(”thud from Pu. Ono)
”sighting farther south.
Nest Rheinis, General Berllie
ht'i army made new progress.
m advance has a very close re-
ktion to that of the British around
St. Quentin, and operations farther
past in Champagne.
General iiouraud's army in
Champagne lliin Geared the west-
. em gate of lirundpre Hap. which
runs north oi the Argonne Fol-cal.
Challerange has been taken and
the Germans have been I‘llhlil‘ll
‘ back West of that village.
East of the Al'g‘iilillc Forest. the
«’Americans facing the liricnihild-
fitnelung line appears to ill‘ held lip
by the desperate defense of the
enemy. The nature of the. country,
however, has made it ditiicult to
move up heavy artillery.
MADRID, Oct. 4 lBy The Asso-
ciated Prowl—The Spanish
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llllllllllS GRAY HAIR,
Take a Glass of Salts to Flush Kidr
may: it Bladder Bother: You
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says a well-known authorfly,
finance the uric acid in meat excites
flu kidneys. they become overwork-
Qd; got duggish; clog up snd‘causo
all sorts of distress, particularly book-
not: and misciy in the kidney region;
Wile twinges, severe headaches.
in“ Ito-nob, constipation, torpid liv-
at": olcepleasncss, bladder and urinary
Irritation.
”kg The moment your back hurls or kid-
mn aren't acting right, or it bladder
{others you, get about four ounces of
A“ Salts from any god pharmacy;
m: l tablespoonfui in a glass of wa~
at before breakfast‘ for a few days
We your kidneys will then act fine.
a”! Mono nits is made from the
- 1d of grapes and lemon juice. com~
; with liibiii, and has been used
our ‘onerstions to flush clogged kid-
rim and stimulate them to norms!
maturity; also to neutralize the acids
in this urine so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders,
Jail 8am cannot iniure anyone:
Mai a delightful eflervescent lithiu-
‘Intnr drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to keep
‘ 1313 kidneys and urinary organs clean.
thus avoiding serious kidney disease.
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VAL BASE A‘l‘ DURAZ-l
with. i
clued by a German sub-urine. so
by the Minister of urine.
The l-‘rancoli was an iron stealth
.er. of 1.241 tons. She was built in‘
lbtifi and was 236 feet long. ller‘
home port was Barcelona.
l SALUXIKI. Thursday. (let. 3.
«Burnini.r villages. marked the
ltrail of the retreating Bulgarian
larniy in Macedonia. according to
;telcgrnni.~ received here from the
_front. Bodies of slain civilians'
fwci'c found in the smoking ruins
at many places by the advancing
lAllics. Advices state that thi§
,work of destruction surpassed
even tllell‘ which llih been i'epotcd
from lll~~ll‘ll'i.\ in l-‘rzlnvo null licl-
oiiun from \vliil-h thi- (iii-mum
lill\vt' llt‘i'll lll'lvlill.
BASEL, (let. i, The Bulgarian
Socialist Party \\'lll >uppoi‘l lilc
L’Hli‘l‘lllll‘lll in tho Sohrnn‘ic on
the mle‘wnlditiou that the gov—l
l’l‘llllli‘lli lilalil‘ Ill‘ill‘t'. iit‘i'lil‘illllg' ll)
the Socialist ncu'aimpcr Narod of
Solizi. The Socialists also dcmnnd
llllll the government shall make}
.slieh negotiations as are necessary
to insure good relations between
the Balkan peoples and which will
tend toward establishment of a:
liiilkunic league.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.——Am-
cricnn troops abroad now number
1,600,000, members of the House
Military (”omniittce were informed‘
today at their weekly conl'ercncel
Eating meat regularly eventually at the War Department.
Spanish.
influenza in cumpx and canton-
ments will reto rd shipments some-
what in lllc ”7 ii * future. they
were told, the Department having
adopted the policy of not sendingr
men overseas who have been ex-
posed or show symptons of the dis—
case.
After the capture of Bend by the
Italians, cavalry ill the pursuit of
the retreating: Austrians and has
nmdc il considerable advance. ac»
cording to am official note issued
today.
ROME. Oct. 4. lliurazzo).~- Ameri—T
can submarine chasers destroyed two
enemy submarines yesterday during
the bombardment of Durlluo. it wos‘
ofliciullv unnounced today. ,
WITH THE AMEllli‘AN ARMY iN.
cording to an uiiiiou client made,
lgains by the American lorces fighting?
'the region oi llcllieni'.
l
. second huslilc counter attack at Seque-
M M and
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General Pounds in his communique!
for Thursday; announfinx birth“?
with the French.
PARIS, Oct. 4.“ French troops in the;
St. Quentin region have advanced eastl
oi Lesdins, says the War Oifice state-1
‘inint today. American and Frenchj
ftroops in i‘bampagne have made fur-i
killer advances northwest '01 Blane?
,Monl and Medical: Farm. North and?
northwest of Rlieims, the French have
increased their gains somewhat and
iinproied their positions in the region
of Betheny.
The statement reads: l
“During the night we made an ad.
vuncc east of Lesdins in the region of
St. Quentin.
“North and northwest of ltheiins, dc-
lail operations enabled the French to
enlarge their bridgehead cast of the
canal and to improve their positions in
One hundred
prisonen li‘lll‘riilli-tl in our hands.
“in i‘lmmpacnc the l«'i"anl-0~Aineii-
cans llli‘ildHt ll their gains northwest
of lililnc lion! and Modeah Farm."
LliNlilirx, ml. 4. in the leveling oi
tho i‘oi-liti'ctlllons and depots at. llill‘iil.
:Io Wednesday, the Entenle squadron
unording to a Central Nt'Ws lllhlillli h
ll‘iiill Home. destroyed much iuu'criui~
for the Allrii‘iiill army in. Albunizl
LONDON. Ucl 4 British forces poi
suing the Germans in the Lens region,
hale reached the railway east of bells,
l-‘iivld Marshal Haig announced in his
"lil('ii|l slulcment today.
To the southeasl the lirilisll halo
made prowess bciw‘ecn lippy and Merl-
lcourt. (human limes last iliglll lie»
‘livci'rd counter iiilncks on Cally and
Le. ('ulclnl, iw-‘dv.ay between (‘ulibria
and St. (Jul-ill n t‘lcld Marshal liaig
announced today that the enemy as-
saults lmd been beaten off.
Mme than 4.000 prisoners were tail»
on yesterday bv the llrilisll in their
operations north of st. Quentin. The
point of the. British wedge in the re-
gion north of St. Quentin had been
pushed at the end of yesterday's light-
ing to the high ground a mile north-
east of Sequclmrt. The British are
holding this ground, having repulsed a
counter attack. '
The statement reads:
“At the end or the fighting yester-
day, “'0 held the high grOund one mile
nurllicn‘n‘l or Sequehnrt and had suc‘
cessi‘ully beaten off the enemy's coun-
li’l' attacks at (Sony and lie (‘nteloL A
hurt also was repulsed.
“The number of prisoners captured
by Uh' in yesterday's operationIHorlh
of Si. Quentin exceeds 1.000. }
"During the night, local lighting took'
,pioce to our advantage southwest (in
llcziurevoir and in the eoulhcm out-
FRANCE. Tlimsdny, on. 3, lBy Tllel ikirih‘ 09' Cambria- .
,Associated Press—ii p. iiiJwAinei‘lcilu
troops went into action this morning
on the Champagne front A report
from the French Army states that,
thcv had advanced considerably 0)"
noon and had taken Blane Mont nnd‘
Medeuli Farm.
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We have been spared thus far the horrors
which have been visited upon France and Belgium
find other countries which have been fighting our
enemies for so long. ,
What sort of selfish people will we appear to
the world if now. when our country asks us
in lend our moneyior the benefitoiour boys on
mmwrw;maauwumpm
’4’”
"We udvalnced our posts sliglillyr
northeast of Epinoy rind repulsed n1
hostile tillack on one of (our posts'
south of IiiucheSWSt. Vans! m‘iweeu
liens and Arleux. '
“North of the Scurpe we prolzressedl
between ()ppy and Merlcourl. Further
WASHINGTON, Oct. l—(‘apture of north our advanced troops reached thelsaxoi Salve. Money buck it it fails.
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Wykmdwm’omflm
Fournoo and Houplines."
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day; Oct, 3 lAssociated Pressix Avie-'muni‘cation is twelve miles north.
lcr Rollins Meyer of Oakland. Cal.,l
shot down a German airplane today
near Very, in a apeclaeular light. Alv . Prince, who does not desire to be the‘
though his motor was working badly,
he riddled the enemy plane “lib ma-
chine gun bullets, forcing it to land.
His own machine Frill"! down immedi
ately afterward mall the German,
whose officers tvdll‘i,*l‘.llel"t-d lo Meyer.
Carrying the machine gun oi the (it-l"
u souvenir. Meyer
brought the enemy unlucn in on one.
foot.
AMlCllll‘AX lli‘ZAlin‘AR'l‘l‘ZliS l\'
i-‘ilAVl‘iC till i Winn German loi'
le -l p our of 'i'iuwliu) oi nil ;-l'li‘llipl to
lug» up- iil mutual on llw ll‘ml north
vim: ll \'~~ tun, Aim iwon lon'm >ud
(l'i‘l_\ .-; wt: lion: l'.t‘ tor-Xi in mi
jllli‘ t‘llilll5. 'l‘w ‘LllllL‘ vmnl iulchtn‘:
tlil- lii'I'lll,jll lint» :puliing
isnllrl: ill :1 ”AW” i'mu all will“ :ni
'iiltllllt’. the ”HMO?! ., .lzi“ lil‘t mu
ri‘ Ilollltn.
l-ilNllUN. lict, 1'! :o p. in —\llr‘
til-Hungarian lllll'v‘n Ill Alliunzu arc
rowing in consilleruble llicordvr be
lute the advancinc illilldLh The Aus-
iiinn forces are hit win-5 up their do
filth
LONDON. (let. 4, concerning lil'll-
l>ll lil‘lHlilc‘h’ on llie ltulnu mountain
front, the War Office today issued this
statement:
“Last night Warwickphire troops
carried out a most succcsal‘ul raid into
the enemy trenches l'aclng .tsiugo.
capturing 124 prisoners. including four
ofllcers. Our casualties were twelve ”
FRENCH HEADQUAHT‘ERS lN
l-‘liANi‘E, Thursday, Oct. 2.! (Renter's)
. Willi the progress of the Allies
along the front from the Aisne lo the
Meuse. the Germans daily are becom-
lnl-t more aalrnieli over their situation
in (‘entmli‘hnmpagne between lilieinis
and Moronvillsrs Heights.
Allied forces daily are nearing the
lateral railways Which permit the cue-
OVERWORKED MAN
Couldn‘t Get Man to Fill Hi0 Place.
Had to Keep On. How He
Did it
San-linen. (‘ul.--~“l am an eiiuinei‘l‘
and overworked so I could not sleep.
was tired oil the linle. l could
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{not act a man to fill luv place so had
to keep on working. My drucgisl ush-
ed ma li'i try Vinol and it built me up
and lilrenrJu-ned me so i feel fine
and iilPl-‘p all I‘iKlil."-—-i.~'a:lc W. llrnll-
ford. . i
There is no secret about Vinol. ll
owes its success in Mich curves to “cut,
and cod liver peplones, iron and num-
gonese peptonaten and ul\'('ci‘lipli0.~'
phuies. the greatest body building und;
strength ci‘euiimz lunll'S i
We strongly recommend \'inol, .
3']le everywhere.»~Adv
3' II! to
01 Veldil-Lcfi'iaii. WW Remain,
THE AMERWAN éwsome along the Aire Valley useless. thA railroad Ed up w them enabling
,liome. u llll-h
.comes boutifullv dork. glossy and
more it;
put two day: the advance at the Al‘
lies has made his route from the Ar-»
night. His next line or coin-L
“in this sector, however, the" Allies
have to deal with the German Crown
first German commander to give the
order to retreat.
General Gouraud‘s army had and
still has the hardest task of all the
French armies. innumerable feats of
individual courage are recorded, (ins.-
French soldier with an automatic rifle
caplured a. complete Germain field gun
battery. lie crept up on the battery
position by himself and 'shot all on-
culinels, A lieutenant, a serge-ail! and
a private with automatic rifles took a
trench with 105 prisoners by making
the limmans believe they had been
oultlankcd in force.
A tribute to the rkiil and courage to
an adlersuiy was giwn iii the last few
days. by a llilil‘iall)‘ wounded (.il‘l‘llliill
otlicer, who ciclulmcd to a French oi“
til-er: ¥
“You liaie lttil;.‘lll nnuniticcntiv You
will be In my l‘lillllll'i‘ ’la)‘ l'ln'imnias,
As a soldier l congralulnlc you."
WITH 'l‘lll-I Ahllllili‘AN ARMY
Niiii'l‘ifli'HST OF Vliliill'N, ’l‘liurs-
duy, Uri. :3 (By The Assol iuled l’litr‘h‘)
~ The (‘Ulli'lt'lr’ emplacement: l‘oi' bu.-
guns were discou-lcd “('Sl of Vii
replies when New York troops udl‘ailt'
i‘tl along the eastern edge of the .\i-
conue Fiil‘i‘sl i’cl‘i‘lill)‘. The guns.
iisi Mill If Biol ,
' Animus Hllill
It's Grandmother's Recipe to Restore
Color. Gloss and Attractive-less
"Almost ewi'vone knows that Sage
lea and Sulphur. properly compound-
ed. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hull" when faded. sli'cuk ‘
ed or gray. Years hen the onlv wax
to get this mixture was to make it ill
is mussy and troubli- ‘
some. Nowadays. by asking at any
drug stole for “\\'\l-tli's Slice and
Sulphur i'omoound " you wil} Eel :2
large bottle of this famous old recipe,
improved by the addition of other in‘
greliienls, lit .1 snmll cost, .
Don't slay tray! Trv it? \‘n one
can possibly tell that you darkened
youlT hair, 15 it does it so milurully‘
and cvenlv, \ou dampen a sponcc ori
soft brush v.illt it and draw this?
throuch vour hair. taking one small
strand nl it time: by morning tho
gray hair disappears, and utter anoin-
cr application or lwo. vour hair be-
lit-
lractlvc, 1
\\'vctb‘s Rape and Sulphur (‘om-‘
pound is a delightful toilet’i'equislle
d, *3
thank Ii. Baxter. druccist. :lnll Ill‘ll!‘ ll‘or those who dcsi" d'il'ii hair and it
voullilul ilppelmmce. it is not in-
, ~-~W~
reserves. During tbe'lwhich engineeru‘ think'w
l3055, had been removed.
[made hasre in reinovin
ere Austrian‘
e chem) ‘0 remove C’VQJ‘)‘
thin i‘
value. g o l
the Gci‘mansl
g the big guns:
when they saw that a serious Franco-z
American attack was impending. i
Big guns, including N0 1505 and’
[several 77s, have been taken by thel
advancing New Yorkers. Many roads?
anding l’ioin the forest to Montt‘aucon'}
and Malhncourt were barred by con-i
clue pillars calculated to check Al—i
lli'd tank>. Anti-tank gun porilions,
many of concrete, also were found.
These (UliL‘irll’ pmitloiis were, tor the
piostpai‘l, behind the line ol‘ dclcnsive‘
positions, llil‘liugll which the Alilt‘i‘l‘
com biUlit‘ during the )tlL::r‘lli drill.
\Vln-n Ni \\ Yolk il'LNips l-glpiuml the
village of AbiiSl. Louis on l‘riduy.‘
they one made \iclinm of an 'dt'l of
Genital lilii7‘ai:lii*i‘.\'. A number of ijci’»
mails emerged from hiding‘pluci-s “llil
uplifted hands. When the Ainri'ilans
came iiearii- the Gcrnmns suddrnly
dropped their hands and, twiling hand
grenades, line“ then) \\llll dl adly ct—
l'ect, killing and woundinc u llillillJtl oi
the New York boys.
'l‘licn more New York troop: illlllltl
\vllli llanlc throwers .lnd ;..m )Iltl_lll‘l-
ors. went forward and filled the \il'
lage with flame and has until not it
single. liel'inan escaped.
I’Alilh‘, ()cl, 4. Emperor William
Sci)! a military mission to Soon as
won as the >iluaiiliii lilen- was I'riim’l-
cd to him, according to the Neur >1“
Nat-lmclilen of Munich. This mission,
it is said, has placed ilcrnmn :lnd Ail-n“:
trian troops at strategic points along
the principal Bulgarian railways-
uulgairian descrlcrs reached u point
williin six miles ot‘ Sofia, according to,
ii Zurich dispatch to the Journal, but‘
were driven back by Bulgarian C0D"
tingcnts. '
AMC'I‘iZiiiiAM, Oct. 4. «Prince Marti“
milian of Baden has bf‘cn appointed:
Hermon l‘iizincellor, says on oilicinl an-‘
it is believed
nounl'cuicnl received from Berlin. l
licpuiics iirocber, i‘cnlrisl, and;
Hclil-idcnulnn Majorit) Social Demo;
i'liil. lulvc lli'i‘ll appointed Secretaries
or Sllllc Without Portfolios. ,
The iillli'itil statement adds lliuli
l‘iinl l- Maximilian also llii‘.‘ been nuln-'
l-d Prussian Foreign Sccrclury. He:
will illllll‘lllli‘i‘ his~ proymni ill a full;
inuoluig ol the liciclistug tomorrow.
(itllcizll announcement of the lip-
pl.inlmcnl of Prince Muximlfilln ol
Baden us lllilti'l‘lili (‘liunccliov confirms
newspaper reports eliminating from
lioi'nmny. The prince is heir to illili
throne of linden and u cousin of the;
present ruler. He has been known as,
it moderate in (icrmun politics and up!
posed to the extremist polich s ol' llle‘
the British royal family.
The oillcial title of the l‘huncellor is
President of thy l’russiun l‘ouneil of:
Aliili‘slers, l’rusuiun Minln’icr oi Smie,’
Prussian Minister of Fort-tun Affairs?
and imperial Chancellor. 'l‘hc print-of
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lvenlion oi’ lil.~‘casc.~~«Ali\'.
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Adolf (lumber is one oi‘ the leders of
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Shall We Not Prove Our Gratitu" 3?
Are we not grateful that our homes are. not
in ruins, our women and childi‘cn slaughtered and
enslaved?
the firing line, We fail to answer the call?
The; people of theirest of the civilized world
have pledged everything they have to defeat the
monstrous military power of Germany.
,illi‘
,tlnlil the busy
”amnion 1‘
the Centrist Party in the Reiciisux-
Philip Scheircmann is \‘icepret-tident
of lhe Rein-beta; and the leader of the
Majority Social Democrats. H9 has
been Ll liinhir‘ii‘nl >llppoi'ter oi ilcr—
inany‘s foreign pol: .:,_._§. and has en-
deavored, through but position AS A
Socialist, to him; about, a Sociiiii‘st
peace. -
The office oi l’rtusiun Minister of
the foreign affairs is di>tinct from that
of liopeiial Sci rltai‘y for Foreign Ai-
laiis. which ba> been held by Admw‘al
'\()l} ilimze, who rl~>igned 1.15: wvfk
with l.‘ount von ilvi‘tling.
The Germans counter
against liouy and Le (‘olcll—r,
HUME. Ucl. «l: Aluc'i‘li'én, Union
and l‘aiian war-inns haw (lt'r~ll'i-}t‘d
Au» ruin nannl base d1 Dumbo
onsi lili‘ \vllzs‘np arduocd illi ll‘, :1
thrill“: to on llvf‘i-llill'l‘lilt'dl noid' by
l‘i‘elnit r “Iliiil'lli. 'l in which lii’l'lll H (1
(’ll noon \t'uim Min), when lfzilion and
lilimh l:lti.~vl'> ill‘ltlll‘ll'll by li’lliiiil
bawloship» opl‘: l‘ dam tort-win bolts
and Aniliit-iin ~1.‘.izlii‘ine<, .uwullod
in purring ti“. . min. fit’lll“. .lnd
mulling: atlmzu: h} uulnnnt’ilp- E’i‘l.
:mo lluruim llililltil'.
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{l‘idthtd
llllt‘ll‘l lw htldnudi: to hiked
out! the Alirll'uil =l‘ 3H
Zilltlliil'i‘il illtli‘ ixlrc coinilricly IIQ’
fill'i‘iyifl. lillllill’i Milli!!!“ ‘orpvdmd on.
Ausli'lnn (li'fllinrl' and ;: sit-imp :
liriloli und i.:2i.m illip‘rli-fir Wip-
cmlrd.
.\ rligbl injury to a ”l'iilrli (ml or
by a torpedo from it!) -ilt“]i)‘ wlinlii-
l‘in“ Was the only damage Milli“: -‘ by
the allied squadron.
iii CENTS ilsiiols" "
loll DiNllllllff AND
SIOPS lilulc Hill
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Save Your Hair! Make it Thic‘li. Wa.
vy and Boauiiiul~Try This!
Thin. brittle, colorless and sway-w
hair is mute evidence of a new. in!
scalp; of dandlulfmthal awful mi»:
There is nothing so limtrul-tin o
the hair as dandruff. ll l'ill}.< the in ie
of its lustre, its strength um} its y
life; eventually producing a forum"
ness and itching of the scalp, wtlh -I
if not remedied causes the hair mom
to shrink, looxen and (HP—Allie!) in
hair falls out fast. A little liunder or
toninhlanow—any lime-‘will on. W
save your hair.
Get a small bottle of Knowlloo'
Dimderine from any drui;r store. or 'o -
let counter, and after the first apt“ «
cation your hair will take on that till .
lustrcanli lu‘fliriam‘e which is so limo
tit‘ul. it will lecnninuvy and tiufl’
and have the appearance of ubuod.
since, an incomparable gloss and stil-
neSl-i: hilt what will please you movt;
will be after just a few weeks' on.
when you will actually see a lot cf
fine. downy hair—new hair—growing
All over the scalp—Adv.
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Can we retain our“ self-respect if we do less?
Are you doing your share? Have you bought
'\
inhuman—honor.»
all the LIBERTY BONDS you possibly can P
When you have bought" all;
friends to do the some.
you can ‘ get
your
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