The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1918, Page 5

eos m9 | Reduce Your Fat GERMANY WILL YELD —-4 Without Dieting we anf eee! TO) WILSON'S TERMS. was ‘diet"—“exercise.” Today it is “Take ] Marmola Prescription Tabiets” Friends tell friends—doctors tell their patents, until that when the Crown Prince asked bate an the Kalser for permission to visit htm ee, eee ee ree Simple, (Continned from First Page) lat Potsdam he was ordered not to Bae ae ait be uk ie eny —— come to Berlin until further notice, aioe, ony, wold by, ete in may| tancy in ghe lobbies of Parliament |for reasons, not military, but concern- * write direct to the Marmola Company, 864] 20d- there was much activity in/ing he personal safety, It is quite ‘Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.—Advt. 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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1918. 5 jay without being in serious danger expected an artillery fire to preface | . e e hh Tims, thy dosaten aneed, E any further attack, for hie surprise| Stomach Acts Fine No Indi estion! q The Kaiser's other sons are also was unfeigned when the Americans ’ © age 4 | smashed into hia positions. | way on Berlin, except Prince Au- The American attack began at 6 . gust Wilhelm, the only democratic Jo'clock in the morning. ‘The men E t th t F f U t St h i geet the ony tomcat: THROUGH MUD AND | sisis ictsv'nrecctre: Eat without Fear of Upset Stomach forest, reaching the Aire at fo i Kaiser in case Wilhelm abdicated. | pone si | Strangely enough, there seems to mr | Without attracting the attention of no strong prejudice against the Hoh- the Gefmans, the Americans then | ensollerns, but much against the | waded into the cold water, which | een Kaiser, who is openly called “William the Culprit,” and the Crown Prince, (Continued from First Page.) Food souring, gas, acidity! If your meals hit back causing! belching, pain, flatuence, in reached to their waists and even higher, and pushed across the stream. On the northern bank they found ‘The longer the present suspense | —————— broad mud flats, into which they sank tion or heartburn here’s instant lasts the more serious will be the po- tion, which the Germans had ex-|half way to their knees, The Ger- relief, No waiting! sition of the present dynasty. | : mans by this time had discovered | ° : M4 ay Pected; by wading the River Aire at) their approach and opened a bitter| ‘ The Kaiser has been informed by four points instead of building| machine gun fire, but the Americuns many persons, especially by King bridges, by struggling through al-| pushed steadily on. Beyond the mud Ludwig of Bavaria, of his serious most impassable mud step by step| banks, which were crossed slowly and personal position, He is said to be @ until suddenly they were on top of| With the greatest diMeulty, the Amer. icans found the Germans and closed yeteal wrec! ra hslohs ned the amazed Germans, driving them| with them in a desperate bayonet and WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.—Great! into a retreat after hand-to-hand| hand-to-hand fight. Rifles often were events are impending in Germany. fighting. used as clubs, That they will come within a day, a| The Americans ad moved te a] At i o'clock the Americans had point within a short distance of Grand | completely overcome the enemy, had fund © Woussr Gist they aFs thee re and the Germans had destroyed| driven him into. the woode north of H jthe bridges over the shallow Aire as|Grand Pre and were in possession of yp set? 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