Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 October 1918 — Page 4

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number of persons are obliged to work in close proximity. And yet when tin clerks In a Terre Haute office appeared in this preventive appliance a lot of panicky people fled as from the Pestilence Itself.

And yet these same people had come downstown on street cars, crowded close enough to other passengers tr inhale their breath!

Don't fear the flu mask. It is your friend.

LUDENDORF OUT.

The kaiser has seen fit to unload Ludendorff. He believes that with this worthy dropped into the turbulent German sea, there may be some hope for the German ship of state, or in other words the kaiser's own wild ambitions for world power.

It can be expected that the kaiser will next unload Hindenburg, and Mr. Solf also may be expected to "get it" in the neighborhood of the thorax.

These maneuvers of the kaiser are his last resort in a

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the veneganc© that the allies hold in their fist for him. However, they will mean nothing to England, France and Italy. Our concern should be that they mean no more to the people of the United States.

Imagine the horrible Irony if the wrath of the world for the German emperor should allow Itself to be cooled with the elimination of a few of his chief conspirator*. The world knows who directed the Ludendorff hand. The world knows who conceived and who approved of the horrible outrages perpetrated by the Ludendorff army. The world knows by what authority Ludendorff laid waste to one of the fairest lands on earth and exterminated Its men, women and children.

The expulsion of LudenflorfftS tret starter if the kaiser knew it. Not only Ludendorff must go, but every German guilty of participating in the kaiser's blood-leting must go, 'and finally must go the kaiser himself.

The ostensible relief of Ludendorff should not cool the will of a single allied soldier, it should not halt one single effort of the people here at home to win the war, and it should never for an instant be considered as an extenuating circumstance in the liability for the crime the German emperor committed agafnst civilization.

NEW PHASE OF THE WAR.*

Powerful German forces have disputed the advance of the Americans and French in the Meuse region and have prevented the allies from dislocating the pivot of the retreat. At Valenciennes the Germans have slowed down the British progress, and they are noW engaged in one of the fiercest battles of the war. Haig is determined to render Valenoiennea untenable, and the mighty German defense has only stirred him to greater efforts.

If Haig does not break through there may be a period of hard fighting without material progress, a,, period like that which followed the arrival of the allied armies at the Hindenburg line. If Haig does break the Valenciennes defense the speed~of the German re-

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treat will probably become greater than ever. If, at the same time, the allies are able to smash the Meuse pivot, the Germans will be compelled to get out of France and Belgium on the- run and their armies will be far from intact when they roach the German frontier.

The phase jwst beginning may be the most important of the whole war. It may be expected that Increased pressure will be exerted at the Meuse while the British continue to hammer and plunge ahead in the Valenciennes region. Elsewhere there is little need for violent activity. Foch oares little for the retreat of the Germans on the line from Valenciennes to the Dutch frontier or from Valenciennes to the Meuse, inasmuch as the longer the Germans tarry on these sectors the better will be the allies' chance to bag them in the event of victory at either of the vital points. The new phase of the campaign may decide whether or not the allies are powerful enough to continue all winter their pressure on the enemy. If the Germans continue to hold at Valenciennes and at the Meuse Foch may have to pause to gather strength for a new blow. If the Germans are forced back from either Valenoiennes or* the Meuse the campaign may continue without intermission.

A Los Angeles woman sold her unusually heavy head of hair for enough money to buy a Liberty Bond. That's bringing the Carthaginian legend up to date.

Perhaps the New York Sun's little poem summed up the situation in the most succinct manner. It went thus: Max—"Pax"? Sam—"Dam"!

Chicago doctors have discovered that people between 50 and 60 ^fe not susceptible to influenza. No—they had theirs in 1890-95.

These fiu masks are handy things, if you are practiced enough to adjust one quickly when a creditor looms in the offing.

Lots of particular p«onl# say "I have influenza" because "I have flu*' sounds so ungrammatical.

Have you ever been down town on a Sunday night? Well, that's the way it

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Tuesday, October 29, 1918.

This is not an important day, according: to the reading of the stars, while Jupiter is slightly adverse.

It is a fortunate rule for the navy and for shipping. The stars point to many successes on the sea.

The sign that governs the waters seems to indicate that many women will cross the ocean.

This same star seems to foreshadow long sojourns abroad for many

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icans after the war. This is a lucky day for a!! who seek to better their material welfare. It should bring good luck to tnose who seek positions.

Political candidates have a particularly favorable guidance while this configuration prevails. It is not, however, promising for the ambitions of women, although an unusual number will be elected to minor offices.

There is today a sway most encouraging to men in positions of distinction. Added honors are indicated.

For the president of the United States shines a star that has been associated with Napoleon, Alexander the Great and Washington during the years of their greatest achievements.

Jupiter is in a place not altogether good for commerce. There appears to be an omen indicating jealousy of competition that will affect many interests.

This Is a day in which it is wise to take account of one's financial affairs. Foresight is counseled.

There is a promising sway for all

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Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disappearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. It is not greasy, is easily applied and costs little. Get it today and aare all further distress.

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Wednesday, Suburban Day

Terre Haute Merchants Want Your Patronage They recognize your right to a dollar's worth for a dollarto see what you are buying before you pay your good money for your purchase-that you have a right to make comparisons. This and much more they grant and are glad to give. They ask your patronage because they're worthy of it and your confidence.

Stores Abloom Wow With New Fall Styles

Wouldn't you rather shop where there are thousands of dollars worth of new Fall styles to choose from than where your choice is limited? Shopping in Terre Haute stores is not only a pleasure, but you will find it profitable as well You may choose as you will for there is practically no limit to the things shown in Terre Haute stores.

Wednesday Is Suburban Shopping Day In Terre Haute

The merchants extend to you a hearty and sincere welcome to make this a special shopping day-spend the day in visiting where the new things are shown first-the day that a great many people have set apart as "Terre Haute Shopping Day." By steam cars' and electric, they come from the North, the East, the South and West. You are cordially invited to shop in Terre Haute next Wednesday.

financial enterprises connected with the war. Hospitals and the Red Cross have the kindliest stars to protect them.

Persons whose birthdate it is should be circumspect in a^l tilings. The year should be prosperous.

Children born on this day may be quick-tempered and indiscreet. These tsubjects of Scorpio usually have many friends and enjoy much success in life.

VACATION JOYS.

'Twill jwion be, time to fly away And spend two weeks on hill and plain And almost, every other day

Sit on a porch and watch It rain. —Detroit Free Press.

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Judging from the countless preparations and treatments which are continuallv being advertised lor the purpose of making thiu people fleshy, developing arms, neck and bust, and replacing uglv hollows and angles by the soft i curved lines of health and beauty, there are evidently thousands of men and women who keenly feel their excessive i thinness.

Thinness and weakness are usually dun to starved nerves. Oyr bodies i

need more phosphate than Is conta.ned

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there is nothing that AviU supply this deficiency so well as the organic phosphate known by Owl Drug and Chemical Co. and all druggists as bitro-phos-phate, which is Inexpensive and is sold by most al! druggists under a guarantee of satisfaction or money back.

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October 28, 1908.

Sam Fleming's yearling colt, Baron Review, paced a (quarter on the local track in 33

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The Rose .Polytechnic institute freshmen went to Vineennes to hold their annual banquet.

The Social Settlement workers agreed to hold a "Tag Day" on Nov. 7, to raise funds for the institution.

C. W./ Flesher, of Prairieton, grew a 62%-pound pumpkin, and was awarded a $10 prize by the ELeeseSnider Lumber company.

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"Bitro-Phosphate should be prescribed by every doctor and used in every hospital to Increase strength and nerve force and to enrich the blood."

By feeding the nerves directly And by supplying the body cells with the necessary phosphoric food elements, bitro-phosphata quickly, produces a welcome transformation in the appearance the increase in weight frequently being astonishing.

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CAUTION: Although bitro-phos-phate is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness, sleeplessness and general weakness, it should not, owing to its remarkabl flesh-growing properties, be used by anyone who does not desire te put on flesh.—Adv.

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