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V KAISER SAYS U. S. DOESN'T SCARE HIM Numbers Don't County Against the Prussian Spirit He Declares SUBMARINES SURE TO STOP AMERICANS Tells Army and Navy Not To Be Frightened at Growing Enemy. Amsterdam.?The coming of Am eriean armies lo v ranee ami numerical superiority on the part of the Allies do not frighten Germany, declares Emperor William in a proclamation to the German an ly and navy. "Vital forces which arc streaming across the sea of the on ray." In said, "are being attacked hy German submarines which are certain of success." The emperor in his proclamation, which is dated Augusi 1, alluded to the successes which the German foiccx have won. the bringing of peace to the eastern front and tie heavy blows dealt the Allies during the present summer. Me assured the army and navy that, although they are in the midst of the hardest struggle of the war. they will oc victorious. The emperor continued: "American armies and numerical superiority do not frighten us. It is spirit which brings the decision. Prussian and German history teaches that, as well as the course which the campaign has hitherto taken. In true comradeship with my army stands my navy. In unshakabie wi'd to win the victory in the struggle with opponents who roe often sup j ior and despite the united effort > of the kith teat naval powers of the world my submarines are .ure of success. They are tenaciously attacking am fighting the vital fore a ^whieh are streaming aero s the sea L> the enemyi ' - ? . * "Ever i ead'y for battle the high pea forces inP untiring w k. guard the road forlthe submarines to the open sea and, in union with the <le fenders of the coast, . afeguard for them the sources of their strength.. "Far from home the small and heroic band of our colonial troops is offering brave resistance to a crushin gly superior force. "We remember with reverence all who have given their lives for the fatherland. "Filled with care for their brothers in the field, the people at home are, in self-sacrificing" devotion placing" their entire strength at the service of our y: -at cause. We must and shall continue the fight until the enemy's will to destruction is broken. We will make every sacrifice and put forth every effort t > that end. "In this spirit the army and tin home land arc inseparably bound to gether. The united stand and unbending will is certain to bring vie lory to the struggle for G? rmanyV right and fk-nr.any's fieedom. "(iod grant it." There i< nothing" to equal the spir it. of the American fighting men They are in it to win. LEMONS WHITEN A MO BEAUTIFY THE SKIT Make this beauty lotion cheap ly for your face, neck, arms and hands. At the cost of a small jar of ordi nary cold cream one can prepare : full quarter pint of the most wonder ful lemon skin softener and complex ion beautifier, by squeezing the juic of two fresh lemons into a bottle con tabling three ounces of orchard white Care should he taken to strain th juice through a fine cloth so no lemo pulp gets in, then this lotion will kee fresh for months. Every woma knows that lemon iuice is used t bleach and remove such blemishes a freckles, sallowness and tan and i the ideal skin softener, whitcner an beautifier. Just try it Get three ounces c -orchard white at any drug store an two lemons from the grocer and mal; up a quarter pint of this sweetly fiv grant lemon lotion and massage daily into the face, nock, arms an hands.. It is marvelous to smoothrough, red harde.? adv (2). THE HOMY ami ABLE MEN ARE WANTED BY Y. M. OA. FOR RUSSIA American V. M. C. A. Workers Teach Returned Russian Soldiers Useful E Trades n With iho Government at Washington prepared to lend economic and i philanthropic support to Russia, the National War Work Council of 'he I V. M. ('. A. is actively recruiting to reinforce the Red Triangle workers ? alf ady manning lints over there. Agricultural experts, physical dircc- & tor- and regular V. AI. C. A. seen caries as well as other men familiar with K welfare work in communities are being sought. 1 A fui"!:i r eonsidera:ion of a definite policy toward Russia has served p virt.ua 11> as a "go-ahead" order to the association. The V. M. ('. A., through ft all uncertainties of the past few months, has kept 100 of its secretaries 11 K Russia. These men have been kept busy day and night in tin effort to S build up the morale of the citizens and soldiers of the unfortunate eoun- f try. The secretaries today are in all parts of Russia. | In the dark days of Russia the American secretaries "stood by" all la over that country to serve the people in every way possible. Thousands of 1 j invalid prisoners were taken care of as they returned from Germany. Most In all the men were broken in health. They died, almost without exception, '9 with curses against Gennar.v. Rut L'fciiicr oven tn-.m ?iwUi? s. i V...... ...v-.. IK.U' VI ll.'ir IB v.ondor that iheir countrymen could have made "peace" with such an H enemy. fl "The Y. M. C. A. leaders in Russia," said Dr. \V. W. Alexander, direr- H tor of the War Personnel Hoard of the Southeastern Department, National K War Work Council, "have never doubted the essential soundness of the g Russian people. Despite all difficulties and inevitable losses and discour- I agemcnts, the Y. M. C. A. has remained in Russia, seeking to serve and n watching for a better day. The day is now evidently coming." B Fifteen new secretaries, with ability to eontiibute some constructive 5 element to the Russian life of the future are being searched for throughout fi the Southeastern Department. Some agriculturists tire wanted, some a business men, but the call conies stronger for men skilled in rural Y. M. B C. A. and Community work. All tiro to go with the purpose of helping D Russia In lp herself. , ... , ...... , .-MMVyiM? 3 American Woman Furthest Front I (Tlv Delayed Cable from Chateau Thierry Front With American Forces n I ~ m \ * - ~ in r riuiriM?.\jrs. i. tara Simmons, Urafron. Mass., woman V. M. C. A. work- w or furl host from, placidly runs canteen while shells drop in adjoining field. Makes hot chocolate and distributes cookies to men going into action. Military policeman killed by shell near her hut. Husband with T. M. C. A. foiees in Vladivostok, Russia. 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Brass, SCRAP IRON 40 TO 0 5c PER : $1.00 PER HUNDRED POUN ?r??ifinii? ?wn? ? ! Old Automobiles and second h; Bring a load of Junk when you ?Ca Junk Yard on Laurel Street, Ware! The Government needs the Iro: War Savin Mo Set C0NWA> III*IHKIIIM?T1? ?IiWjWUHK '>W?|WI W.? VifllATE R'lLES Of WAR, SAY GERMANS ' \ With the American Army in Franco.?American unconccin in a J close light not only has surprise! the enemy, hut it has brought a I'/ml Iii(r of ilicmni' tn 1IU* Wed detach i < > 1 w. vw , ments charged with the duty of driving the fear of the German into tlie soldiers from overseas. It appears to be a sort of gospel among the Germans that when they attack for the purpose of spreading terror, after careful plans and preparations, that the adversary should lie low and succumb or surrender at the scheduled moment. They are slow to admit that their chosen victims may be anything but terrorized n.1 that they may be found anywhere else than under cover when "the frightfulness comes along." Yet they do find American boys a't times coming out into the open, often rashly and unnecessarily, to meet the worst they have to offer. This fight tiers War NOR, S s of the Aym s Recognize n ffi b is lacco to g i armers! or Scrap Iron, Rays, Bags Rubber, Etc. HUNDRED POUNDS. RAGS DS?HONEST WEIGHTS. _ mtm 1 r Will 1M1IM ! ?IHI Ml < ind Machinery a specialty. conic to town and turn it into sh? UMMTMr iar rmmwmwmmmomam???mmam i imi?i Opposite Peoples Tobacco ! louse "" n. Sell your Junk and buy ,gs Stamps iwartz S. 0. ini? spirit often amounts to foo)h r !russ and that is how the .i rm n lassify it, although more in dis res than in angor. Some of the men from across tha Rhino declare that it is not only foolhardy hut that it violates the fighting rulos established since 1914 for a man to face them in the open whe n k ! is their attack. "We couldn't take the villages bo! cau. e the Americans were where 'they had no business to be," said a prisoner captured at Xixray, on the Toul sector. "They came right up through the barrage and it wasn't r glit." Asked why it wasn't right the German replied naively: "They might have been killed." Although there is no evidence, it is probable that some unnecessary losses are attributable to this temerity?losses that will diminish as ex perience tempers zeal. However, the Germans have learned that thcii claim to No Man's Land is questioned seriously by the Americans. The Germans in those excursions strive to "rattle" the new soldiers as vet ehouse It c or Market! ' us as the sj jrs. UiSHBS I " " A. (ran baseball players do a noueom< r. IJul as many a diamond .star lias * 4 d< velopod 11*0111 a man hooted 011 his first appearance, so real soldi* iv are b* ing* made out of boys who have met the enemy win .1 iliey \sa s new .0 the lit ' tinj; gaiiK1. I or Net Dipping Cattle, in Magistrate C. Knzors Court,. (11 < ( m Sea Township, on Aug. drd, 1918., Mark Klliott was tried b? fore a jury and found guilty for noylooting to dip his cattle alter bring served with notice to dip same by a State Live Stock Inspector. Magistrate llnzor imposed a fine of $2">.00 or la days on the County road. o No Worms in a Healthy Child All children troubled with worms have a i unhealthy color, which indicates poor blood, ami as a rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance. GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given rcgulurly for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, improve the digestion, and act as a General Strengthening Tonic to tilt; whole system. Nature will then i irow off or dispel t he worms, and the Child will he y in perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bottle. GERMANS NOW TALK OF "AMERICAN PERIL'' Paris.- Several south Gorman papers, commenting on the American j succr ses in counterattacks, demand tl.at the German high officers pub!i h ihe facts concerning ''the American peril" as it is evident that they now hold the people in ignorance of tho "new d&ngf r to Gormiin military J MKT OSS." j A majority of tho principal (lor- \ j man papers continue to ignore tlv; ( xi.sto.nco or the American army in France dismissing tho American sue- , cessess with a few lim's. ^ * # * 9 9 S Used 40 Yens g a a nmsi liAHUUI The Woman's Tonic { 2 Sold Every whore 2 -1 # #* ##