Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 September 1918 — Page 4

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TIME TO FIND OUT.

.Within a fe# days salesmen will cail it your office or home for Liberty Loan subscriptions. These men and \rfomen aro coming to do you a favor, not to bey money of you. See thi* they are not kept waiting or told to come again. Rush out tn the hallway to meet them with a fountain pen in one hand and money in tho other. Subscribe for all you can afford, without giving the $ salesman a chance to talk. As If you needed any arguments as to why you should help your country and yourself!

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Xet Terre Haute go over the top with 1 riifh. Tn war-stricken PYance people today stand tn line for the privilege of buying bonds to help win the war. That's the w«y It should be in America,. By tho time the next bond issue arrives let us hope all that will bts necessary will be a brief notice that I bonds will be sold at such and such

Places and at such a time.. •Hi en let's

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*ager subscribers from injuring themj|| selves in lh3.crush. II It is about time for Term Haute

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Daily Health Talks

URIC ACID IN THE SYSTEM BY. LEE II. SMITH. M. D. Uric acid Is now generally recognty.ed as the cause of more diseases an was heretofore believed. When e kidneys are out of order uric acid 'cumulates within the body in super mndaric*. The disordered kidneys do not iilter the poisons out of the Mood, as they ought to do, and so the poisons remain in the blood and float uround until tliey find a plaoe to lodur, in form of urate salts. The thing to remember is that you may have rheumatism in any part of the -you may have .pains anywhere our back may ache and your head may be dizzy—but the trouble is not where tho pnin appears. The trouble is in tho kidney^ and what is the first thing- to do? You must get that excess uric acid out of your system, which can be done by taking Anuric Tablets, the splendid remedy which Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y.. has put on sa3e in the drug stores at a low price. Anuric Tablets (made double strength), when taken into the system a^i medicine, have the peeuliar^yower of diiaplving the uric acid Uep6sited them jDrop a bit of sugar or salt into hot water, and it will disappear. In precisely the same way do these Anuric Tablets dissolve uric acid. Of course, after rlddinp the system of uric acid, it may return again unless you eat the right foods and live the light kind of life, but Dr. Pierce will advise you fully, on proper food and correct living if' you write and ask him. He makes no charge for such advice. Take Anuric Tablets today, by all means, and get that uric acid out of your system. Don't, don't, don't, put the matter off.—Adv.

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There is no further use for trickery, for Germany's, enemies now have her measure and cannot be deceived by any of the arts shB has heretofore practiced. They are certain to look under every German chip for the concealed bug. Like a desperate crook at

last brought to bay, she must fight it out In the open, with the odds against her. The result is not in doubt.

No wonder the German people are discontented. If they knew the real situation as everybody at German headquarters know# it, they would desperate.

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A CORNERED OUTLAW.

The speecti of Von Hertllng, the German chancellor, yesterday, when boiled down, amounts to a warning to tho German people that the worst is yet \o come. They were expecting him to tell them how the German armies were going to repell the new assaults of the enemy and how the year's campaign was to end in military glory, if not in complete victory.

In the present dark hour there is no bright spot on the German horizon. Even Russia and Rumania, which are constantly cited as examples of what German military prowess can accomplish, were hollow victories, and are cold comfort at this time. Russia was overcome by treachery and Roumania was smothered because Russia did not give the promised help. The Brestanil Bucharest treaties are of weakness, rather than strength -to German $ in the prevailing

grasping^ ^unscrupulous disregard of plighted xrtfrd that marked the invasion of Belgium.

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THE NEW ATTACK.

Tribuhe war dispatches ^yesterday and today tell of the new attack which is engaging the American forces. Some apprehension has been felt back homo for the reason that the Americans confront the strong fortifications of Metz, the conclusion being that heavy losses will naturally follow such a movement This is merf surmise.

Metz today is probably tlie most strongly fortified place in the world. It has scarcely been suggested as a possibility that the allies, would ever attempt to reduce Metz by direct attack. With Foch in supreme command, there is still less reason to believe that any effort will be made to take Metz by storm. Foch's methods have not wasted men in such expensive undertakings. If Metz is indeed the objective of the present offensive, It will probably be threatened bji the usual Foch method, that of advancing on either side of a strong front.

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The direction of the present American attaclt, after the elimination of the St. Mihiel salient,

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northward toward the frontier northwest of Metz. Only a comparatively small part of the American army concentrated in Lorraine is believed to be engaged in this initial movement. East of the Moselle the battle is practically on the international boundary. From this starting point a northward attack west of Chateau Salins would threaten Meta from the eastl By sortse such maneuver, if carried out skillfully and with sufficient force, Metz might be rendered useless and its fall assured.

The Woevre region, in which the offensive is being staged, is rather

It reduces all kinds of glands, Roiters and wens and is used rough. There are many forested areas exclusively in many larpe factories I

plenty of opportunities for stubdefense are offered. It may be

born that the Germans, resources for men new defense of the

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to strengthen the Hindenburg line.

have materially diminished the forces in this region. That they have been reduced to the danger point is. now"ver, nol likely. Both becausg-of M*etz 1_U and because of the Brtey iron tieMs.

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the Lorraine sector has been of too great importance to be neglected by the defenders. Moreover, the appearance of the Americans on this sector months ago may have been a warning to the Huns to prepare for what has now come.

The magnitude of Foch's force and the enormous scope of his campaign plans are evidenced by this offensive in a region far remote from the scenes of his former efforts. Is is possible that the next development will be a linking of Lorraine with Picardy and and advance of the allies all along the line from Switzerland to the sea?

A cable from Switzerland says that the kaiser's hair is now as white as snow. Wait till the Yanks get across the Rhine, and nobody will remember what oolor it used to be.'

The smell of mothballs in the air doesn't mean that it's cold enough to dig up tlie old overcoat it's merely a reminder that waistcoats ate now being used agalo.

The bombardment of Metz is not a circumstance compared to what Vill happen when the allies get the on some of the genuinely German cities.

The Germans have 'cendered one gTeat service to art, arty how. They have broken up all tho metal Btatues in Berlin to be used in war material.

From the number of Turks being captured in Palestine, it looks like an early Thanksgiving.

It will be confusing to have two Col. Roosevelts before the 1 me light

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. From The Tribune Files.

September 27,1608.

"Donald Baker won the golf tournament at the Country club. Frank Waller was elected president of the Colored Voters Independent Political club.

The annual "Harvest! Moon" banquet was observed by Tammany Association of Haymakers, No. 39'e.

The county commissioners and auditors of Vigo county decided to hold their 1909 meeting in Terre Haute..

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Mercury rules strongly for good this day, according to astrology. Saturn Is also in a place of fair promise.

History written during this sway should be la record of the most brilliant

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the Stars and Stripe

Float Over the City of Metz?

Many American editors are imprest with the significance,of the statement of Marshal Foch in a cabled message to the Knights of Columbus: ''It was from Metz that Lafayette went to help your ancestors, and we sfhall one day see your victorious banner floating in Metz." The Richmond Journal is convinced that before the present season for open warfare closes "the Stars and Stripes will float over the city of Metz," despite the fact that it is a "long, hard road" according to Colonel Azan, the distinguished French officer.

I11 TllE LITERARY DIGEST for this week, the leading article gives a glowing description of all the incidents relating to the first American victory in Europe in which our army, with the,gallai]t French, wiped out the St. Mihiel salient in twenty-seven hours and shows how this victory affects the future downfall of Metz. Accompanying this article is a splendid full-page colored map, with a complete index, of the terrain now being fought over by, the American troops. ...

Other news features, of great interest in this ntimber of "The Digest" are:

Germany's Whining Chorus

From the All-Highest to All the Lowest in Germany Chorus of Whines is Heard as the Allied Success Ott the W.'Steri Front Grows. Read This Article the Translation

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achievement and for that reason there appears to be reason for believing that diplomacy will win some important point.

The signing of a treaty between nations is indicated, but the seers declare that this is not in any way connected with peace overtures, but rather a welding of world ties.

Some new invention that has to do with the transmission of information is foretold.

The Pacific coast continues under a rule of the planets that means extraordinary experiences. There will b»

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Boston is to furnish a national sensation, owing to some activity of the enemy.

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