Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 150, 6 May 1915 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, "MAY 6, 1915

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BRITISH ABANDON IDEA OF RECAPTURING POINTS LOST IN WEST FLANDERS NEAR YPRES

BY HERBERT TEMPLE

European Manager of the Internation-

a I News Service. LONDON", May 6. Preparations are being made by the Germans for a Krand assault against the British and French troops defending Ypres ia West Flanders. The German aeneral

staff Is pouring troops into Belgium, and great quantities of artillery art

nemg massed on the West Flanders front to support the infantry. Six troop trains bearing first lin soldiers passed through Antwerp ia the direction of Dixmude on Tuesday. On Sunday 15.000 German soldiera that had been in training in the Hasselt district of Belgium were moved westward toward the Dixmude-Ypres front. The indications are that the Germans have decided to try for another decisive drive against the French

coast, first delivering a series of smashing blows against the Ypres and Dixmude fronts. That the British have abandoned any idea of trying to retake their lost positions in West Flanders north and northward of Ypres 1b show by the official announcement that the lines have been reformed to the. westward of the territory lost to the Germans. The new British lines which now lie west of Zonnebeke. are

being. 6trongly fortified. .Zonnebeke is 4b6ut fourteen miles northeast of Ypres and two miles southeast of St. Jullea, The Germans have taken up strong positions on elevated ground dominating Zonnebeke where they have mounted artillery to sweep the town. The importance of the capture of Zonnebeke and four other minor positions in west Flanders bv the Germans ia minimized by British artillery experts.

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Smith Geeting of Oxford was nera Saturday to visit his sister and to at tend the commencement exercises. Mrs. Viola Harrison of Richmond spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parks and John Frank and families. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davisson are vh iting relatives at Marion and Anderson. A number of out-of-town people attended the ministerial institute held at the Christian church. A. J. Myers and wife and C. E. Haines and wife motored to Greenville. Miss Porter Brumbaugh, music teacher for Monroe township schools, has returned to her home in West Milton. Peter Snyder and wife of Dayton were guests of relatives recently. Miss Martha Campbell returned to her heme in Dayton after a few weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haye. Raymond Corwin and family of Dayton spent Sunday with Raymond Silver and family. J. M. Wehrley and wife and Mr. and ?ilrs. C. K. Barnes were Eaton visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Shumaker attended the funeral of Christopher Gingery at Casting, Friday afternoon. Ora Shaffer and wife called on ClayIon Kmerick and wife Sunday. Mi. and Mrs. Roscoe Christenl.erry and daughter Berdena spent Sunf'ay afternoon at Camden, O.

Dr. D. W. T. McGriff and family of Lima, O., were guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ricker on Sunday. Mrs, Mary Weaver and children of near Gettysburg spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Geeting.

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CORNS MUST GO Dr. Hunt Discovers Method that Kills Corns by Penetration. ONLY.lOc.

That old corn, that stubborn corn, that 10ft corn, that sore corn, the corn thattif'tf :orne back, you can now get rid of it once ind for all, for Dr. Hunt of Sidney, Ohio, ;a3 discovered the scientific principle that nake3 corr.3 go easily and painlessly. Dr. Hint's New Corn Cure does its work 5y p'jnet'ation. That is Nature's own way. L"oes to the vsry root of the corn. Corn lifts u;t, root, body and branch in two days. No piling. No dangerous caustic ingredient. No liquids to dry out. No Dulky pads or greasy salves. Dr. Hunt's New Corn Cure comes in ready-to-apply piaster form. Trim planter exact size of corn and apply. More than two applications are seldom necessary for the most stubborn case. Your corn eases up at once. The soothing penetrating ingredient works without discomfort. In two days you have no corn. This is a doctor's discovery. The result of life-time study. And a box-full costs you only ten cents. Guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by all druggists and shoe dealers. Or, send ten rents in stamps to American Chemical Company, Sidney, Ohio.

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STUDY NEMO CORSETS! Now is the Lime when stores all over the country celebrate "Nemo Week" each year, showing latest Nemo novelties and improvements. Thi3 year there's an added attrac-tion-a "Nemo Week Special" SelfReducing Corset. This is of a new construction. The reducing and supporting

straps are hidden by the corset-skirt. A bit lighter than most SelfReducing models. Produces the new "Military Shape." Made of fme mercerized batiste, parr.e as used in $5 to $7.50 corsets. Sale price $3.00. All the old favorite

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