The Inola Register. (Inola, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1918 Page: 2 of 4
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THE
INOLA
REGISTER
WRIGlfYS
Jtiori
* gU*
We will win this war—
Nothing else really matter• until we dot
HUNS RETREAT
BRITISH IN FOUR DAYS TAKE
16,000 PRISONERS, ANO
100 GUNS
TAKE 30 TOWNS ALONG AILETTE
Americans Encounter Only Machine
Gunner. |n pur,ujr,B Enemy.
British Score Gains North
and South o' Peronnt.
lIll'S NEW FIELD
ONE MILLION 8TRONO. SHE IS
READY TO BOOA' THE FOURTH
liberty loan.
HER FORCES ALL MOBILIZED
With the American Armv on (he
Aisne Front With the exception of a
ew machine Sun detachments |eft to
•acrIflce themselves |n MI1 rffor(
cover the retreat, the Germans were
on the north side of the Alsne.
The American and French troops
followed closely, harassing the rear
guards and hastening the movement
of the whole force.
The retirement of the German* to '
positions north of the river Alsne is I
regarded as only preliminary to their
reoccupatlon of their old lines of de I
tense along the Chemin des Dames. I
Paris—The French troops made im-
portant advances both along the Canal
■lit Nord and north of the Vesle. ac-
cording to the war office announce-
ment, thirty villages were retaken
along the Allette river.
French reconnoltering patties east
of Soissons advanced to the river
Alsne north of Brenelle and t'haasemy
Plllitltn. a . '
Remarkable Success In the Thres
Previous Loans Despite Unfamiliar-
ity With National Finance—Organ-
ization Reaches Every City and Vil-
lage.
Trust Me! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Calomel Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guarantee! Liven your liver and bowels
and get straightened up without taking sicken-
ing caiomel. l)ont lose a day's work!
There a no reason why u person
should takf sickening, salivating calo-
mel when a few cents buys „ large
bottle of Dodson's 1,1 ver Tone—a per-
fect substitute for calomel.
It Is n pleasant, vegetable liquid
which will start your liver Just as
urely as calomel, but It doesn't make
* ••"t Naiivaie.
• hildren and grown folks can take
I>im|.son s Liver Tone, because It is
P< rrectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. It is
t'mler the banner of the fourth Lib-
erty loan are enlisted one million wom-
en. Like soldiers at attention they
await the coining drive, ready to talk 8Ur,,|y af
| bomls and sell bonds and buy bonds, j yo/'|i s'rk ""'I «'an not salivate.
Kvcr since the first bugle cull sounded
the women have been mobilizing their
forces. Through the National Wom-
an s Liberty Loan committee new vis-
tas of activity were opened to the
women of the country and inarching
through three loans along previously
unexplored roads of national finance
■ they have advanced to a significant
place in the front lines of government
endeavor.
In May. 1917, the secretary of the
treasury staked his belief In the | -
, trlotlsui and ability of the women of
America. At that time lie appointed
'lie National Woman's Liberty Loan
committee, the first and only executive
committee of women In the history of
the United States government. Two
day* ufter their appointments were
made eleven women met and mad*
their plans in the treasury at Wash-
ington. These plans were the Inspi-
ration for an organization that has
spread sll over the country, until to-
mercury and attacks your bones. Takfc
u dose of nasty calomel today and von
will feel weak, sick and nauseated to-
morrow. Ilon't lose n day s work,
lake u S|w>onful of Dodson's Liver
lone instead and you will wuke u|>
reeling great. No more biliousness,
constipation, sluggishness, headache,
coated tongue or sour stomach. Your
druggist su.vs If you don't find Hud-
son's Liver Tone acts better than hor-
rible calomel your money ia waiting
for you.—Adv.
A New One.
>n ' 'n"""r,'d m.v Pegasus for a swift
"What kind of
an airplane is that?"
•OLD row SO VEASS
For MALARIA.
CHILLS and
FEVER
--— ■ Fins General
Strengthening Tonic.
*u> IT all MOC man-
Not Attractive.
m"r,'-v ,ln>' woman I plense."
"Then 1 conclude you |,nven't
pleased any yet."-London Answers.
M Mil II 11
'DILILTfbKIlKe it
Further e.«t „H J "I I «H over tne country, until to-
rther east advanced elements reach- <l«y It reaches Into every cltv. every
ed the canal luio.,.i . k.-L _ ' ........ .... V ww'r*
The Flavor Lasts
The Strong Wit hut and the
Heat of Summer Better
Than the Weak
Old people who are feeble and younger npnnl-
who are weak, will be strengthened and fnaK
go through the depressing heat of Summer by takiil£
Grove's
Taste loss chill Tonlo
It purifies and enriches the blood and
S00n feel itS Strengthening
ceptionaH^g^^nJrai'suengthening^tonic^or'paie'
sickly children, for delicate Mothers, for OW Folks o^?
any one of the family whe has po^r blood I? Z
pleasant to take. Price 60c. " 18
MuxtfjZZ0"* n*™'*9*' Contains no
Nux-Vomlom or othor Poimonoua Drug*.
WT Grove's chill Tonio Tablets
fonn JweSS'syZ rtekmd"i™ T°™ ' Tab*
Tablets are iat«£Sn& fiWa>S £?"ght Tl
rather than a synjD and as a mnv«,L / swallow a tablet
The tablets are called "GROVE'S chillTomVrrBrFT<;"aVei
contain exactly the same medicinal Dronertili JnH and
sctly the same results as Grove's TasfelS rhfu t Prodl'<?e ex-
put up in bottles. The price of eithefff ^ T°mc wh,ch 13
Warning Him Off.
. He 1 Wu"t to get married. Do you
think 1 will?
Sin- I>,,n t ask me!—Judge.
Her Face Beams
the canal lateral which runs along
the south bank of the Aisne and are
facing the positions on the north bank
from which the Hermann are llring
from machine guns.
^ General Humbert's men crossed the
Somme at Kpancourt during the night,
occupying several points on the east
I bank Further south the advance con
tinued with greater facility between
the Olse and the Autrecourt heights
i The passage of the Somme was ef
fected after a series of sharp engage
menu In which the German mounted
troops contested vigorously every foot
of ground.
With the Hritish Army in Prance.
The effect of the recent British suc-
cesses are hourly becoming more ap-
parent. The enemy is steadily, but
surely going back Successive minor
victories in Klandera. the application
of sustained pressure In the battle
one south of the Scarpe, the explol
tatlon of the advances north of Pe-
ronne and the steady bombardment
from the British cannon are all help-
ing the general movement.
The British have made further prog-
ress along their front north and south 1
I °f feronn<>. according to Field Mar
jshal Haigs report British patrols'
have been able to cross to the east
bank of the Canal du Nord. south of
Marquion.
The British after their victorious
drive through the Hindenburg de '
ense, are knocking at the gate, of
< am brat, but apparently are momen-
tarily pausing before attempting to
town, every village and hamlet and
crossroads.
Fine Work on Former Loans.
When the first loan was announced
the committee decided that the work
done by its members during that cam-
paign should be directed toward gen-
eral Bid In the districts rather than to
intensive organisation work of women.
Nevertheless. In the two weeks al-
lotted to them, women from coast to
const rallied to the colors. In this
short time the women In the New
York district raised more than eight
, millions of dollars; the women of
Pittsburgh ral«ed one-third of that
City's large subscription, excluding cor-
(•orations; New England's hastily
gathered group of women swelled the
bulk of the returns; and the women
of southern California outdid the rest
of the country by establishing a ratio
of seven women to every three men
buying Liberty bonds.
The original plan of the committee
had to meet two conditions. The fed-
eral reserve districts were the unit
of financial organization but the states
were the unit of the women's organ!-
Mtlons. These two had to be cor-
related.
Hundreds of Thousands Are Helping.
To accomplish this two sets of chair-
men were appointed, twelve to the
various federal reserve districts and
4 to the states and the District of
< olunihla. The federal reserve chair-
men tire regarded as ambassadors to
the federal reserve banks rather than
organization promoters. I'nder the dl
rectlon of the state chairmen, the na
tional organization has been evolved
i"ense<i any yet."—I
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
CLEANSES YOUR KIDNEYS
IliriM n/>t V\ ISOrv a • ..
rJZ !ntur,p* <iOI'n MEDAL Haarlem
for f standard household reined
t«„hll y-. ',V.r- l,l«dder "d *tomaci
uble, and all diseases connected with
der °,?T' Th* k,,ln^" "<! Wad
£dv Th mo"t important organ, of the
Vr th*
J U DICKMJ. If the poiaonn which ent^r
your system through the blood and atom
ach are not entirely thrown out by the
. kidneys and bUdder, you are doomed.
Weariness, aleepte«anesa. nerrouane*
headaeh*'"'^' b*ck,ch«'. stomach trouble"
X„ I[ha,il ^ 10 n;l lower abd<e
Ag xz; rKh.' "
" 7ft'""* "d i"Tb««0- • warn vou
All heJ^ yTT k'd,"v" •nd bladder
n"mf of the
micmU. LrfiiT or|t',,n" or ,h-" enemv
w.t?m ,rvJ^ch ■l y present in vow
r.or.n h' 'I T°Jir, WMk
wha tyou ineed.' H"rlfm 0,1
j 1 " mediriBe/ nor
new ducovery." For 200 year, they
The* ,Un<Urd household remedy.
I m <ki Pure' ori in l imported Haar-
lem <hlI your great grandmother used and
are perfectly harmless. The healing, sooth
ng oil ««k. into the cells ,nd lining of
ine out"?!.' "d throu,h ,h* bladder, driv-
ing out the poisonous germa New life
lT::L'tTrTh and heal,h wi" r°me "a you
continue the treatment. When complcV
ly restored to your usual vigor, continue
taking a capsule or two each day; they will
keep you in condition and prevent a f-
turn of the (iiaeaae.
Do not delay a minute. Delays are e
dJ?*"m,"> kidnev and bladder
IlaaHem n ' pOM) MEDAL
0ll,(*r ules They will refund
MKDAI H I** Mnrfir'wnted OOLI>
MKIJAU Haarlem Oil Cap*ule« are im-
G Tk"' ,rT>m ,h,> laboratories in Hol-
!tv . A:y pr®P,red correct quan-
tity and convenient form, are ea y to take
pofiUrtU guaranteed to give
*Tk i .Vhree waW p*'1"
rff)JnMPnatr a original import edL
Adv Accept no aubetitntes —
force an entrance. Prisoners to™ the ! "rK niznuon bss been evolved
number of more than 16 ooo and iri.ni *° "ie s"','n(, loan 'hou
exceeding 100 in numoer have been !! "T'," work,n« •
taken by them in this advance [ *'f n'e fovernment. and In the
_ u'lr<' '"an over Ave hundred thousand
Torch Applied Freely women were augmenting subscriptions.
The foes retirement is being marked ThU n,"w nt n<leavor has revo-
y |he usual destruction, for tires and '"""n'"*" the American women. With
one million women making house-to-
house canvasses, working In booths In
department stores, making automobile
campaigns, and talking bonds from ev-
ery street corner, the old idea has been
e! initiated that the American woman
- nere wore " " Parasitic pet.
going behind the line with its great 1 .T1" mHrhln,*ry of the National
\i hii'i Liberty Loan committee Is
ly in action for the fourth Lib
•rt.v loan, anil In every federal reserve
(fletelM l_
ME DECIDES
STOMACH REMEDY
A GREAT SUCCESS
« d E~Jor^. |L X'
. WDlIsm l rrhtm-
77; "i? 'atonic as
■nasdr tor loaa ot s pe-
rJlL ladlf eatlon. |a a
Uomraiasloarr ol tn V ■
Bosrd o| H.dl.t"o0 ,£i
la oatonU
— - wuu, iur urps ana
exploslona are reported from various
sections, especially the area in front
of the Hindenburg line from th. It.,.
paume-Cambrla line southward, where
usedt°rCh Pe"> ««> ba e be. n freely
It looks as If the Germans here were
going behind the line with Its great I 1mHrhln',ry of the Natlo
system of concrete dug outs and de. ! « Liberty L„,n committee
fenaea They are not in the habit of "lr*"H'|y ln «ctlon for the fourth I
destroying where they mean to stay '
and besides, the crushing defeat th«v
suffered when the Drocoun-Que.nt
line were smashed makes this ground
exeeetBngly dimcult. if no, dangerou.
Somme Bank Defended. ——
Peronne* rt^enemy ^'"m n K(°Uth,f>f . Y"e Lin"° Suited Him.
machine guns and tre'it li"" """commissioned of-
strongly and firing "'Z ''-"V "rites Wlllfam
crossings and their approach Col'ey. an Americun. In the I-ondon
paremiy fearing a Brltf.h . , ' "P" S,""1"V H"r,,ld'
cross '' 'mpt to "* your twang that klves you
At the same time the . ,,,,,d' ^ '"Ik like us.
■ntha . u,, rbs on the Kre. if | ad you for s d'y I'd ave you
•IS to
20 to
Where in Western i
to tkc
I lira
you can buy at I
1 92
that will raise
farmer* (score* of them" J>rofiu- .Many wSteJlTSJiadian
to worth investigation. " 00 lsb°r and investment j
Canada exteods to you a hearty Invitation to aettie on her
Fre> HontftaJ Land* of 160 Acres Each
sssfsszsiasssaaasw55
I and land so
■ im irnrrrt)
tlistrlct and In every state the million
Workers stsnd ready to fusillade with
their energy anil patriotism the ammu-
nition stores of wealth for the fighting
men of the nation.
O. A. COOK
2012 Mala St.. Kansas Clly, Mo.
Canadian Government Agent
Heliotrope
Flour
HE ".'r ®ot know it
" - but when roar
grocer offers you a
fry I— «s good aa
lt n< roue, the rhancM
are he's mistaken.
"The Always
Reliable"
Scientifically milled from Oklahoma'®
wheat, that one flour—HELIOTROPE
answer for every household purp^ might
"Wsah day tmBt," instead of ths
fad Crass Bali BIin
SP ctj—. "•■eh-day-fcluea"—
■o*wd where others fall, and
win® the ami Is ot triumph to
•**ry bnuasaifs who tiilly oarm
while, fresh slothes.
* AT ALL CMCCBSa
southeastern outskirts of Peronne
ma<h""
hare also been holding out desperate-
ly. have now been cleared of the en-
emy. so that the poaitlon of the tier
Is"becon In" b"nk °' ,h" Somn-
beromlng in-reas ngly percarlous
Huns Send Up More Men.
,rr.r * -rir;,?
" m no Dftll
Pmnmiaiisaiaal rsiarttM
WHMr* J* °' **W>Wlcf
■s«M bL??eh M*
fLl? you* •
w. N. u., Oklahoma City, No. 37-1C1I
- - vi 1 ne
„Nfr-,ln north and south
of Inchy En Artols, strong Oermau re
inforcements have come up
"Ace" Falls From Plans.
A rtr.h'UVt,o B '' M1«ht V.
A Bishop. Royal Klylng corps ace "
I „"mH on f«rlou*l«. fell ln a bydroair
' The rn"!"0 I*"' 01 * r-"d" ce. |
I rhe motor, dislodged by the impact I
j crashed through the roof and Meuten
I not' !'"hKP f0ll"W''d "• reported
not to have been s«>rlously injure.)
I I.ieutenant lllshop was f.ylng at a
i height estimated st 1,000 feet in a
machine recently built for the Pro.
vlnclai government fo, forestry pa.
■•••ed tM s;:u,and'of per,on, wit-
talking like a born Londoner. Ail you
got to do Is forget all them a itches.
Don't «uv can't like that. Hay cawo'L'
"I said It.
" Now say, ttor blltny. ow's the
mlsi| r
"I did.
That's right! Oh. you'll soon get
It.'
wasn't he? But what
at Yale will see uie
Nice fellow.
wi pirki'd up
through.*'
OKLAHOMA CITY MILL * ELEVATOR CO, OH.t-,.
No Chance.
"Nothing is Impossible," asserted the
chap who alwaya has a bromide on the
*od of his tongue,
® "r Jeered the other.
Chance do y„n think yon have
sf Uvlng to see yourself a dead body J"
v*ry Personal.
Jackson—I've heen Insulted by tbs
Insolent old ha-ber who shaved me.
Wilson—Indeed!
Jackson—Yes; be eald shaving me
reiiiludi'i! him of s (nine he used to
'"int the hair."
Good Excuse.
"h* You don't write ine now surh
nice |1>I1K i,tvv lett>,n pvpry
•Ion t mh. niP. |M „ lortifferenceT
He—No. ,„y .larling. It Is patriotism,
goverament wants us to save M.
ptir. •
Kach morning opens the door to a
ruTrr1" wa,rh «"•> «>
not let it slip away unnoticed.
Ilnw very easy „re wme „f thr taKk
we Imagine dim. ult.
Ohio farmers are forming co-operat-
ing buying societies.
YOUP^KyHa^i
Xunns when ^1— ^7
««a- os Krs Ms^T/n^
Heal Baby Rashes
mat Itch, burn and torture A hot
Cu.lcura Soap bath gtvea U.atnnt re-
cntlnnb7f.f,",lowe'1 h> « K-ntle appll-
cation of Cuilcurn Ointment. Por fre.
Mmples^ addresa, "t'utlcura. Dept *
S?" oi cnAt drn**,t, "ixl by mall.
Soap -a. Ointment 25 and 80.—Adv.
Jrr "pent ir,.JKlia
032 for new buildings.
'-ASTHMADOSW
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The Inola Register. (Inola, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1918, newspaper, September 12, 1918; Inola, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc180864/m1/2/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.