Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 21, 1914, Page 2

THIRD GF BELGIUM London, Aug. 21.—It is difficult from L the belated dispatches to_reconstruct Backed by England In . \Ultimatum_ to Germany. | To have the pains and ‘aches of & | baq back removed—to be ent‘lrely' reports show that imports since t! the line of the German advanca into free from annoying, ‘dangerous uri- begmning of the European war have Belgium: Although undoubtedly the s ) -3 8 § ;enough to make any | decreased immensely. ~Imports -for ‘Germans are steadily advancing with 3 _ sutferpr gntet ;lge week: of July. 18. were, more tha)n i & mighty force their line.of battle, g ety 000,000 above the figures for the well supported, is mostly in an_enor- | 3 - ARG _ |tered will;prove comforting words to | Aug. 8, the mous half circle; extending from Diest i : | j hundreds of Bemidji readers. piled: It s sald that complete: re- fihrough "Aerschot-and Louvain, swing- i % M.rs I. Blon do 306 Thi ‘t Be. ports for August will show a-heavy ing down between Wavre and, Water- ; ¥ . miagt, an ot 4 s kmh'sd tamnx off in imports, but :increases loo, including Quatre Bras, all in. the, i ot 80/ aré expected in September, when $rovines of Brabant, and toind in tfi‘e 3 severely that I oufildn& rest: well at ships are released for commerce, neighborhood of Namur, in-the prov- night. It was :bard for me to turn| ; A sharp falling off of imports be- inge ‘of Namur. : over or change ‘my pesmon, Beu,y tween the weeks of Ju]y 18 and Aug. This would make Brussels the cen- ing that the trouble was.caused by 15 is, shown in ten, or twelve com- ter objective of this advance. It is as: luuum BHMIEU some disorder of my kidneys I was modities. Whisky'and champagne ad- sumed the Germans are algo in con- led to try Doan’s Kidney Pills, pro- i v:lrll{ced Slilgar. v:go]en goods, bi?% 1 to' the north in the province of ¥ d’ silks, precious stones,” automobiles, Ay Q1) cured at Barkex:s Drug Store, as one | hi hoto fil b il for the purpose of attempting s of achinery, photo films, beer and sti the ‘gymilfar flanking ‘movement of ! i 1 my people had been cured of kid-| wines ‘were the commodities that the aifies’ left.. X ¢ 'by fllem They, brought show-d large decreases, all'due to the .overrun the province of | i > R i . me quick rellef and soon removed the lnck ‘af. shiy 7 flemberlis and one-third .of Belginm, pain in my, back, They. also streng- Russians Repulse Austrians. &t French frontler all is ‘conjec- o S rog Invaders Storm Intrenched Po- |t:sned mv . kigness and 1 bave.felt London, Aug. 20—The St Peters- -t um “hour as'to what: fs’going e A e Al well ever since,” bur, ft7d ooy asbaad ik % rg correspondent of the Reuter 5! i s’tinn§ am sustain d:;;% 50¢, 8t 8ll dealers. Don’ Telegh&m company says that a’ Rys- A few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur brings back its vigor, p?hr, gloss and fluckneé. Common gl.rden sage brewed int.. | heavy: ‘tea with ‘ sulphur and alco. ! added, will turn gray, streaked and fa: -« hair’ hl\!hfillly dark and Tuxuriant; .e- move every bit of dandruff, stop sc.ip end falling hair. ‘Just-'a few . applications will, prove, a revelation if - ymr hair is fading, gray or dry, serug- thin. . Mixing the Sage Tea ‘and phu.r recipe - at ‘home, _though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the Teady-to-use tonic, costing about 50 ceats hot%le at"drug stores, known aa, "W Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem- uiy," thue avoiding 2 lot of muss. While wispy,gray, faded -hair is not. sinful, we all desiré to retain our youth- ful appearance and- attractiveness. By your hajr with Wyeth’s Sage ~ . udfi\flpur,mdnemntefllnm\nen ! does it eo'naturally, so evenly. You just = brush it. o E‘ for a kidney, remedy—gct 5 i unication ‘reports a attacks o the T —— -"84@ ~—Twenty- flvo thou. D., Aug. 21.—Guy Far- wand dn—m-m liave registered 'with |lish, glngle. a farmer five miles epst Polce of ‘the: London: district to | of Turtdn, Spipk county, was and date. - Lgnge. numbers ..of Germansg killed by a hal est hand in a d spute | 'London, Aug. 21.—A dispatch etill remain in the provinces. over a difference of $1 in wages. : to the Star from Brussels says “The German relief committee is giv- The murderer stole a. horse near the .. German = occupation of ing soup to thousands, most of whom |Turton and rode to Raymond, where Brussels is imminent. are forced to sleep in the park or at he.tpok a train for Frankfort. Posses The burgomaster of the Bel- flodglng houses. Thousands of- oflufl under Sheriff Hurst are searching the glan capital has ordered the are living in the workhouses. . civie guard to disarm. ++++++++++++-r+++'l‘ ,..“. ’HEN you see our models in suifs for school ¥ boys and smaller -youngsters, you'll agree that they re the best that have ever been shown. The values Tepresent absolutely unequaled saving opportunities. o oo ofe o ook oo oo ofe ofeede ol ook ok b +‘|‘++++++++++++++ Bondon, -‘Aug. 21.—The combined German armies of the Meuse “and the first army of the Moselle are Iti!cking the allied armies near Brus- sels; S Y . ‘mhe Gerrtans were forcéd to ad- vance against strongly intrenched po- sitions, which are heavily supported by thousands of pieces of French ar- tillery. The Geérman advance during the last two days of fighting has been very slow, but steady. Persistent reports that Louvain fell before the German advance was re- ceived from Brussels and are accepted by military experts as to be expected, although the war office maintains that the Belgian line there has withstood the German attack. Namur. is in.danger. German in- fantry,” with plenty of artillery, has moved through Dinant to the south of the strong Belgian - fortifications, m - whilé ‘another force in an intrenched {{(THE_NIGHT WATCHMAN THROWS LIGHT ON THE SUBSECT] - |ipoition ‘néar Gembloux i¥ opefating from ' the north :and 'the clty is en- ON’T take a big chew. Just a nibble Yeloged, Wlll Satlsfy you’ because 66 nght‘ Casualties Are Enormou-. The Io8s has been enormous on both T WOULD BE IF ) "'DIONT HAVE THE Double Twist Tweeds, $6 There are mauny styles of single and double-breasted Norfolks in a big range of patterns colors and weaves. Some suits have two pairs of kmckers’ full lined; there are all sxzes 7 to 18. - There money’s worth-at $6 Woolwear suits, known everywhere as unmatchable value, all wool to the last thread; fine Norfolk styles $5.00 Tartan plaids and other new fabrics in box plait and in- verted plait suits of extreemly high grade $7.50 Suits for boy 8 Scotch and mixture and non-soiling chev- viots and cassimer double life suits...................c.o........t $4.00 School hats and caps ready, new shirts, blouses and hose Cut lS the Real Tobaccu Chew | sides. “The bringing .into. action of SOHOOL SHOES Taste it; smell it—see how different it artillery Tias added to the slaughter: = ] The lines fronting the battle:scene —Gunmetal and tan leathers ' —Excellent box calf shoes with is from ordmary tobacco. are covered -witly ‘dead.ahd wounded. in fineststyles..............0.... ... solid oak' soles sizes 1 to'5....... By the time you’ve used up half a pouch So far neither side. has been able to SI 75 to 33.50 1 '$2.00 gather their wounded and’ the suffer- ing is” intense: The Belgian war office; in review- ing - the::situation, said the German troops: on the:north side ‘of the Meuse have succeeded in gaining the greund to bring theminto contact with the allies,. 11 is stated. After explaining that small bodles of Germans have been unable to‘penetrate far into Bel- gium, the Belgian statement says: “Fighting is proceeding on the whole front, extending from Basle, Switzerland, to Diest, Belgium, and in these numerous contacts the more the opposing armies approach each other the more one must expect to hear of an advantage on one side and a yielding on the other.” 1 BRUSSELS HOSPITALS you’ll be telling ‘your frierids about it, same as the men you hear talking about it now. Pure, rich, sappy tobacco—seasoned and sweetened just enough. Take a very small chew—Iless than one-quarter the old size. It will be more satisiying than a mouthful ! of ordinary tobacco. Just nibble on it until you find the ltrenglh chew that suits you.” Tuck it away. Then let it rest. See how easily and evenly the real tabacco taste comes, howit satisfies without grinding, how much less you have to spit, how few chews you take to be tobacco satisfied. That’s why it is The Real Tobacca Chew. That’s why it costs less in the end. It is a ready chew, cut fine and short shred so that yon won’t have to grind on it with your teeth. Grinding on ordinary candied tobacoo > makes you spit too much. The taste of pure, rich tobacco does not need to be covered up with molasses sad licorice. Notioe how the salt brings out the rich tobacco taste in *“Right-Cut.” /One small chew takes the place of two .big chews of the old kind. WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY ao Unlon Square; New York T BUY FROM DEALER ORSEND 10 STAMPS TOUS Money Mail Orders Cheerfully Promptly Refund ; Filled Bemld]l, Minnesota """""""“““"‘""“""“’-’m"‘"‘—““} 7 'Bi'us‘s'elu, A‘ug."Zl.’—The war evi- by 18 i this,| SUL]P’]HIUR F@R ]ECZIEMA | Jatist alviads togeomepioas soa i) ----- with: wourided soldiers.: German aero-| planes thave:been-seen scouting above * AND D!RIJES SKIN ERUM@NS RIGHT uP the: city: after sundown. ] NS — iIGerman ‘cavalry . .is reported fre-| ;N]llth the first. lpphcztx;n oi t:\old tate'ii(i mfladn;iag skin, the same 88 YOU o o1y in' the reglon on'the farther sulphur cream the an; itching attes uld: an; cream. % A in; any eczema er\?pggn ceases and“its|* Bor miny years: this' ‘soothing; -heal, [Side-of theforest of Solsnea,,whflfih remarkable healing powers begin. ‘Sulding sulphur has occupied a secure poi flanks this.ci This_forest is the _phur, says. a_renowned der; ogigt, t)On in; the treatment -of 'cutaneous ‘the_aftack i most just common bold-sulphur, m#de into alfections by reasom of its parsit e”opinion of many& thick cream will soothe and ‘heal’ theistroying property. It is mot only para- ;;tcm when irritated and broken out with| qvt{v{uda] b;:tba;lsoha g uflti(({mb > mng the: woodl 4 zema. or -any form of:éruption. (Theland remarkably healing in.all irritable ors moment it is ipphed all ltc}I:' censes.|and inflammatory conditions of the skin. "e:‘;h';:wa:v“o;fizflid by hurgh wnd after two or three applications the|While riot always establishing a perma- | 2D : g T to Eczema _disappears. leaving the skin|nent -cure, it never fails to instantly The forest of Soignes, w] s ciear and smooth. > {subdueth itation--and- -he he. He tells Eczema sufferers to ge't from|Ecz: i any good pharmacy an. ounce of bold- ! : Kk Ny 4 i . euiphur cream and apply it {0 the 3 i P i 7 { 0N 6T AN LT ) Wc have 39 head of work horses and mares all natxves e killed in flg i he war is g0 fl]! ngpsm &. Moy For P vice -of ots, = R _,INQUIRE OF ]’ Bemldji, wrlte ST. PaUL