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Italians, Unable to Capture Position by Storm, Use High Explosives. IntrnAtinnnl Nw Srvl'-: ROMK, April 2 2. Hy raj.turir.? Col IA I .a n.M. n lofty jak In th" Tol-Tnlt Alp. Ttilian troops crowned with ?ijrr-s an ensMnTlntf t .i.k undertaken only whpri direct military m-i.ur- ';! nfrr causing havy los5 t- th Itnli.ir.s. Th1 pik way p!ckd Aütrnn mountain tn"5. Thv x-ftp practically ipd .ut nhen an xpUjrn f min 1 1 a t 1 1 th Austrian defenv. Only 1:0 f th thoufttriii dfndrs survived. Folmn religious pr ices werf h-M nlonj? th Itnlt.'in front today to ceU--Irato th fall of ol Di Uma. th capture of tv hi ti piv- th Italian1' i!'mlninc tirthf I olomitf m id in thf Livin;tlhn?a .all-y and ih railway jjnrtlon at ToMarh. Ia.t fall th- ItaUans road unts attacks atMliist "ol Ii In-.a. Th-5' fuffrl heavy lo?ses. lint succeeded in surrouTitflnsr the mountain only on three- ldes. Its rapture l.v aF.vn.ult va founil impossible ami the. ta?k v.;h then turned over to the engineering corps. For tHe. months the engineers labored niht and day. Three I'm? tunnels were hor?d into the mountain, l'nder over of the heavy snows hundreds of mn worked without cessation to accomplish the tn.sk hefore the spring thaw came. They nuoceeried. When the tunnels leading into the heart of the mountai., were finished, many Ton of high explosive were carried within the three tunnels were Mown up simultaneously ly electricity from a point seven miles away. Tne effect of the explosion was terrific The whoie peak was hi own up. The Mast was heard at Toblach. 30 miles awav. WAS TOO ANXIOUS w mr - . t m -v mm ijriirrM)miiic Claris jncr l a lives i Munlep Intlictimmt. JKlTKIlSO.VA'lIali:. Ind.. April 22. Th Clark county Krnnd jury Friday indicted Kdward lierry for the murder of Mrs. Fannie Hrookbank. the nidow who was slain in her home here about April 1. Suspicion attached to I5erry a few days after Mr. Urookhank's body was discovered when he offered to assist the authorities in apprehending1 the murderer. Ills actions since that lime resulted !n his being thrown into jail several days ago and todaVs indictment, which charges grand larceny and murder. Kerry at one time was an employe of Mr. Krookhank. lie returned to Jeffersnnville from Cincinnati, where he lived for a number of years, some time "before the murder. cnrcKrv surrirn. Pythian Pisters ?rd Anmrnl Supper. Eaturndy e'ening. April 22nd, in K. X. hsl. 2 5c. Ad.t. HERE AHE 4 flAIR PLfiHTS LIRE THE nnins in Youn head Ja. J ftroTjg heaJfUy hair witi proper coarbaitsöBt. o. 2 is a dry, brittle, plit h3ir, pracöcallj lifeW No, 3 show ih hs.' c so revere. Iritb dandruff that the, hair cannot live irxi is soon rraotberfd. Xo. 4 shows tfea bair plant that U hop elwly dead. There r about 17.',00O hair pbcfj In the human he 3. VThether thev are Krönt:, heiüthj plants or sicklv and lifaU depenis upon the cart which thej receive. If ore half or two-this of rotrr hsir cells are Mopped np with danirufif Jtm cannot xpect a good head of Yonr hair eelTi mitt re xept open free from dandruff the Nr!p mnt be Irrt foft tni healthy. ÖrflinarT toilet soaps ard ?han:pooa do pot cpa th hair cell. Thej remote the loos dandruff frcm the hair and foalp. bet thv contain free alkali and realij iajare tba bair plant. Tho hair i an oil plact and should lo wahed falj ftn at am poo. EVERY WEEK ANTISEPTIC SHAMPOO contains both coroaaut anl mineral oils. It cleanses th hair an i scalp raost tiorouhlj, disjolres and re-n-.ovej th dirirur? ajid leavea th scalp oft and tc h?ir planta wKh a alight touclx 0 eil tut no ffurplus oil ia the fcaJr, It contains all of the berecciaT properties of emdo cil, cow jo wich. uei for fallictr fcair u1i Bt,i c lli' fcr iriJ d:!a?recabV leirer.t. Hiihlr vecomxended for men, women an! childreu. Every Weei Anti-Septie 01! Shampoo is ef.d"at e for larv . tie. . r'-T sale at Otto st in. Tinf'rn's I tn.i- Store, V tf :ok'.. Air.f ri,ir. lUKiT t'o. ''.r.:f ' In. k- .toi e, N!ch- !4 ,.i h:li;.K. Huns lrur Store. a..nd thr deeJers in drui ind toilet aniclta -XCrt-

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KIDNAPS WIFE I PARENTS Wealthy Denver Man Steals Woman He Loves and Flees From Indiana. CA.N'NKIJoN. Tnd., April 2J. Excitement caused when, under cover of darkness. (Icorse V. Eluhrer, wealthy resident of Denver, Colo., kidnaped his wif from the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dick. German Itidge. Perry county, has not subsided. A new interest was added to the occurrence when Miss Frieüa Dick, a eister of Mrs. Pluhrer, obtained a warrant for the husband arrest, charging him with kidnapine. Fluhrer and his wife, who is an invalid, left Louisville. Ky.. Thursday ninht for Denver Just in time to avoid detention by the IjOiiisvillG police. Two year? ago Fluhrer's wife returned to Indiana to attend the funeral of a brother. While at tho home of her parents her health save way. Although her husband insisted that he return to him. he charts, his wife's mother declined to accede to this request and insisted that her daughter remain with her. A month ao Fluhrer came t Indiana to learn whether a divorce suit, asking 150. ( alimony, tiled at Denver, was beeun on his wife's Initiative. According to the husband his wife informed him that slu still loved him and was ready and willing to return, home with him. This proposal, Fluhrer nay, was rejected by Mrs. Dick and he was ordered to leave tho Dick home. Tie left and the tame day Instituted habeas corpus proceedings1. Hearings Delayed. Owinf. to lepal technicalities the hearing was postponed from week to week, l'.st Tuesday the hearin was again continued and Fluhrer determined to take the matter in his own n?.nds. He hit upon the rheme of kidnaping his wife. Chartering his motor boat, which he tid up at the Caniudton bank, he engaged a driver of a movi-ig van to rig up a makeshift ambulance and with a physician and trained nurse, and three stretcher bearers, he went to the Dick home. Neighbors who interfered were brushed aside. The physician examined Mrs. Fluhrer and announced .she was able to make the journey. No time was lust getting started back to Cannlton. Farmers Give "lae. News of Fluhrer's action spread rapidly and neighboring farmers joined in the pursuit of the party. Fluhrer. how-er. outdistanced the pursuers and reaching the bank of the Ohio rivr. members of the party got aboard tlu motor boat and head-j ed for Hawsville. Ky. There they boarded k train for I . niis ille. To friends be made while here Fluhrer dci'.ared that wanted to take his wife hack home where fhc could ha- the benefit of expert medical advice. "When she gets vdl." he caid. "and T am sure she will. wan hr to hMp me spend the money we've made together." Fluhrer is said to h worth moro than JlOO.tuiM made through real estate investments. Hi !;is! money was made in the restaurant business which his wife helped him to build up. DANc.ims or dkut. Drafts feel best when we are hot and perspiring, lust when the a:e most dangerous, and the result is Neuralgia. Stiff Neck. Sore Muscles or sometimes an attack of Rheumatism. In such cases apply Sloan's Liniment. It stimulates circulation tj the sore and painful part. The blood flows freely and n a short time the stiffness and pain leaves. These suffering from Neuralgia or Neuralgic Headache will find ore or two applications of Sloan' Liniment will give grateful relief. The agonizing pain gives whv to a tinglln.r sensatton of comfort and warmth and julet rest and sleep is posibl. Good for Neuritis ton. Prie 2 " o at vour Drusgisv Adv. The Wejhy Miller FIo.IT A. Feed Co. Cjhtrs Incubator and Brooders.

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"I AT Tili: OIJVKIt. The week of pictures at the Oliv er theater will start tomorrow with Elinor (tlyn's sensctlonal stoty, "Three Weeks." which will also be riven on Monday, followed by "The Salamander," a picturization of Owen Johnson's story which ran in several magazines recently, for Tuesday and Wednesday; "The Avenging Conscience," on Thursday and Friday, and Saturday und Sunday 'Th'. Kscape." "The Avenging Conscience" was produced by Griffith and Is founded on Edgar Allen Poe's "The TellTale Heart," and some of his poems of the affections. "The Escape" was written by Paul Armstrong and served as a starring vehicle for Helen Ware for a couple of seasons. During the run of pictures, performances will be given continuously from 1 o'clock on. AT Tili: AUIHTOKIl'M. Miss Warren's Brother," a threereel Yitagraph; "The Detective's Peril." a Kalem railroad picture featuring Helen Rose Gibson; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in a Metro comedy, and the Seiig-Tribune weekly of current news showing many scenes of interest to all, are the attractions at the Auditorium today. Sunday's bill includes a two-reel Essanay. "The Dixey Winner." "Ham and the Hermit's Daughter," one of those screaming "Ham" and "P.ud" comedies issued by the Kalem company; "His Mother's S'carf." a Biograph re-issue directed by David W. Griffith: "The New Janitor," a single reel Eubln comedy, and "Along the Korder," a Selig drama featuring the popular player Tom Mix. Monday brings the sensational motion picture star, Theda Bara, in the well-known old story, "lady Audley's Secret." a character though that is entirely different from anything in which this well-known player has yet been seen. Another feature picture for Monday will he "The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary," a play In which that clever comedienne. May Robson. has appeared here a number of times and which was really her greatest success. AT Tili: OHPHKOI. Final performances will be driven today of the current vaudeville bill now playing at the Orpheum featuring the Westman family of six. who offer a comedy domestic playlet "The Troubles of Joy." Other features on the same bill are the Bison City Four, an original quartet who introduce new songs and dancing; Standard brothers. athletic experts; Johnny Eckert and Billy Parker, known as "The Coif Players." and the Davis Castle Trio, who offer a splendid novelty musical offering introducing lyeonard Davis, the world's foremost ragtime pianist. Beginning Sunday a nw vaudeville bill will bt presented featuring Homer Find and company, who will offer a story of stage life entitled "The Singing Teacher." Those French Girls 'vill present a noel act of son ks. dances and demonstrations of physical culture. O'Neil and Walms'ey. eccentric comedians, and two other excellent specialties will complete the bill. AT Tili: LA SALLE. John Rarryrnore is the featured player at the EaSalle today in a Famous Player film drama written oy Willard Mack, entitled "The Last Bridegroom." There is a fine blending of comedy and dramatic elements with a story that gives this player many chances for injecting Iiis original mannerisms and a personal note that raises the picture far above the average. The- story touches high and low life, introducing a thread of pathos, and the types have been selected with care. On the same program will be seen a Burton Holmes travel picture and an educational reel. "The nre Fighting Forest Hangers of Arizona." On Sunday an excellent problem play entitled "The Question" will be presented. Written by Roy E McCardell. ho was responsible for the big serial. "The Diamond From the Sky." it has all the elements of an entertaining picture. It is more than ordinarily acceptable because It dals frankly wh r theme of interest. A strong moral is pointed to the women of so-ievv who prefer the care of pet dogr to ivabies. There

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is a romantic theme consistently worked out. George Anderson plays the leading rol with the assistance

of Anna Whipple. A scenic picture j of Idaho's waterfalls and an educa- i tional red Illustrating the coal min of Hungary will a Ivo be shown. AT Tili: COLOMAU "The Net," a Mutual master-pic ture. de luxe edition, will be the fea-i ture attraction at the Colonial theater today. A new star. Marian Swayne. the beautiful little actress j who has made friends wherever her pictures have gonf, is presented in her first jdutual feature in this picture. Miss Swayne plays the role as th sweetheart of a. young fisherman, while Bert Delaney appears as the luckless youth who saves a drowning girl from thn s.aa. Ethel Jewett is the rescued maiden. Inda Palmer is the mother of Delaney, Morgan Jones pla.v.s the role of a detective, and Arthur Bauer that of a business man from the city The entire cast is made up of people well known in Thanhouser productions. The story of the young fisherman and his sweetheart and the part that the mysterious girl from the waves plays in it makes a most interesting hour of screen pleasure. TROUBLE FOUND IN HOLDING DYNAMITER Police IIae Hani Time Keeping Hands on Harry Ii. Newton In New York. NEW YORK. April 22. Difficulty was experienced by the police Friday in framing a charge on which a magistrate would consent to hold Harry E. Newton, the former munitions worker, arrested Thursday, who is alleged to have agreed with detectives to blow up munitions plants in Dunkirk and Canada. After three complaints had been discarded by the magistrate, Newton finally was held on a charge of having conspired with Henry Stenipf. a detective, to blow up the federal building in this city. The magistrate held Newton in 15.000 bail and gave the police until Saturday to pro'luce Stempf to substantiate the charge. AN IDEAE SPUING LAXATIVE. A good and time tried remedy is Dr. King's New Eife Pills. The first dose will move the sluggish bowels, stimulate the liver and clear the system of waste and blood Impurities. You owe it to yourself to clear the syste; of body poisons, accumulated during the winter. Dr. King's New Life Pills will do it. 2 Sc at your Druggist. Advt. CASTOR OIL NOV EASYTO TAKE Doctor Makes New Remedy On Same Principle As Whipped Cream The action of cream under the whipping process in making whipped cream encouraged a. Cleveland physician to try his hand at making castor oil palatable. Castor oil though reiotrnized everywhere as the safest and surest laxative, has always been hard for physicians to administer without sickening adults or bribing children. Howtver, by whipping pure castor oil into a Jelly and adding a delicious flavor of orange and lernen this doctor finally succeeded in overcoming all thce objections. Castor oil Is the only medicine that should ever be taken for constipation or stomach disorders. His new preparation is called CAS-TOR-JEEE and is now on sale at all drug f tores. It is highly recommended by physicians everywhere. On sale Ohus. Ooonley Co.. Ralph 1 1. Küss. Louis C. Kreidler. Public Drug Store, American Drug Y.. G. A. Senrich Co. Applegate's Drug Store. Nicholas Schilling, The Castor Products Co , Cleveland. Ohio. Advt. 7 Habits Good and Bad It is not because a habit is bad. that it i. hard to hrak, it is because it is a habit. Any good habit is just as hard to break. Get into the habit of saving regularly, and let the amount you place in the bank, be a secondary consideration, but put something in the bank on a certain day of each week, and adopt our special system, and you will have formed a habit hard to break. American Trust i ' n y On saving.

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The remarkable evidence submitted by the German Foreign OtiLv to prove that a German submarine did not torpedo the unarmed Channel passenger steamer "Sussex" is regarded by many American editors as a virtual admission of guilt. While apparently satisfactory and convincing to the German and German-American press, other editors seem to think that Germany's latest defense is deliberately planned to lead to a further exchange of notes and a further postponement of the issue. In THE LITERARY DIGEST for April 22d, the leading feature-article shows in text and picture all sides of American editorial opinion upon this latest complication with the German Government which is conceded to be the most serious since the war began. Other features of great interest are: VERDUN The Bloodiest Battle-Field in History A Eig, Clear Picture Across Two Pages, Showing the Forest, Wood, Hills and Streams including Dead Man'i Hill, Hill 304, Pepper Hill, Fort Vaux, Douaumont, Haucourt Avocourt, and Every Famous Point Mentioned in the Daily Press Dispatches. This Picture is Reproduced from L'lllustration, Paris, and is Unquestionably Accurate.

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Canada Stirred by War Graft Portugal at War Varied Uses of Comprest Air A Floating Farm Lent as a Sanitary Season An Artist Who Has "Come Back" The Passing of Personality in Journalism How to Enjoy a Museum Japan's Immigration Grievance Turkey's Discreet Silence

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7 ill it ZJfli'i niiiM "MISS WARREN'S BROTHER" A three reel Vitagraph. "THE DETECTIVE'S PERIL" Kalem railroad picture with Helen Rose Gibson. "Selig - Tribune Weekly" Very interesting today. "MR! AND MRS. siDNEY DREW" Metro comedv. NOW PLAYING TIIK WKSTMAX FAMILY Comedy lKnHMic Playlet. BISON CITY FOUR A Different Ouartot. STAND ARB BROS. Athletic Artists. JOllNNA KCKERT A. BILLY PARKKR -The (lolf Plajer" DAVIS CASTLK TRIO Musical Offering. SUN. 1IOMKR LIND JL CO. The SI nein? Teacher." -WATCH US GROW! r 'ianäcnDjilitff&k

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