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MADI)EN NEWS. * * 0 .Madden, Aptril 3.--Thosc from here who alt'nriaed and enjoyed the preach Ing o' lir. oj'dd at the Fir.;t h;1ptist churc n~e I'?.; ToIn fairw eton, .\r., 111 . I. ' ron. . t*1 Cn TC .l: fj- - \I I hd ' 1 \ -. n - gen'-. Q! ntli*wa ;-a at the, ho. b - I nnon h rn .\M ry. -T a ,I ! I . \1 !. - M nd- \, ' r. Lyl .ooro : t: j".an : 1 *'Tl.y \and .l . n liti \ ''tn a hab -:, . )uIia-. *n Finb .- -- .\l i 1 :::: It. Inyl t%. h : bt: wI Fi. la Vft' noo . t a-l 10 Th I( ii Ea Ski Ea V a. II S hjer sister Mrs. Evie Power. Friend of Mrs. Power will be interested t< know her condition Is still unchanged .r. Diouglas Bryson spent S4nda: with his sister, Mrs. Wiu. Byrd. Jr. Iel aive.. and i riends are glad to knov that .\1r. iyr:1 aid baby boy are get Ilr. \'incnt was i.alled t fl o ne t h' e thorne o G. I i. -1nd T. I,. Ily W gl ow t ha bio-' h 1chi !]r 4" t' Ja b", ind yon-ii t ' an h o : ni:o !ing mueh roadws Deflinle inl str t Duoll rin Toid 31onth. dteon. Marhi- aore rithin losses from solfm in1e 4 an1d iines inl the( first 18S day ow in+mb r, Jan'try, Felbruary anl .lo .-h wer gien .;follows:. today i h(.:, fCommon10s by Th'lomlas . v ry fieaial seetary to si Sc r; .aiary 2 aster Smar .i ei Ne SilkhDresr -Y A. -, - springgo tEaster arkis A " h , Nshion are y ite fI spritig1 gi ryi'evryis etaihel..the.$6si m.Egls Welkngcordiall nxl Easterh WSuitgs fri 40 .\r~dad e wnerfop, Frnch e New Silk Dresses s'tenr aMd lliy fiil tra baenet s~tfhow...h..re.i.n ;.4 derfsuoramgn of s }1;sa nd oah-s; ill h.tieMar evero ne.i ~t And W~t Canla Sihe hditing h to ary....... tk...y.....dr..:s.p LADzErES 3 Entertainment at Central SchooL >The public is cordially invited to at tend an oyster supper at Central schoolhouse Saturday evening, April - 7, between the hours of 7 and 11. lee cream will be served. The entertain - Ient is gien for the bene1f0t of our school. GEll11 ..0 Y IS .il*STERI1. IN OV EI.A(E .iEN tn .'\piiI 1.-Geirimany, ae colos infrum Ion raching.1 here, ;-("I i . Ito.% is ga,"er1ing to the alrsev~yavaiflable- man11 for, a Sil to en rall 'ar ft- to b ngthew a adl - ii. goal which Field Marshal \on Ifinden burg and his advisers con .ider by no imeans impossible of at tainmllent. Without, altering 10ornu-lly the law of i' i1tor ervice tle Germani horjithi:s have in practice e(:diiIed the 1inriod of service bevy(n the forty-five ycars and are retaining vith the col ns ad inl Imally instances for light intg duty with aeti units. inl the front ie, landst rumt metn who have .- d 1 this age. n The p (iey of thv G Nran var de partinett a !:tatod in the Rei-hetaw this 'wh h." a military r.presenta tive, Is withdraw those i1,n o-.: 15from 1the frlonit line after1 they 1 a ev dhonte six mtht'li , of dtyi ther., b1t NEEDJS AT ER CO. real beginning of Spr now a settled fact. ods in this store refle tyle demands of the s( invite your inspecti snal fashions atlsniv merfull in prtiuu- frtotm $12.50 1t $25.00 t p-(I(..lh e, tfft afl .... mbi#i -.................. $1000 to $22.50 its glory. The tndlots short a won.. e n ew sp rintg ontIfit tIhat. ares nee trfe t. areS hiert forp yotur sieltonl. ER FOOTWEAR 8 1 -4 White CanvasShe lo heel ................... 8 1--4 White C'anvaixshoh heel .......,.......... 7 1-4 White CanvasShlo heel .................. Children's Witet Canvas Shoes, low heel ....................2.0 I'IHFT 4)XFORtDS, WVhite Canvas P'umps ..........2.5 While Canvas IPumpis ...........2 Whuite Canvas fhutton Ox Iordst . .$1.5 White Can vas, 2-st ratp.........1,5 P-e w utyles in good waluies.....$1,2 .\b es and (Chuildren's all slizes Compan --4Y~ military exigencies compel the hold: ing of these over-aged men for serv ice in the so-called etape or region behind the actual fighting front. Fer some time the German authori tics. in a grand combing ouit of men -arlier pronounced unfit for service, hac been mustering men on file very Verge of tie age hmnit. but up to the present they have announced that the necessity has not yet arisen for legis iation ra i l the age Il t to G-, as* has been done in Autria- !ungary. The operations of lie labor servie i:;..now in full siwing, ar fN:1hr( : le'sin:g for ser% ie at the fr out every availale man l-hind thle line. capa bh of Call- ring a ifle. so that fle i .: two or thrmee Iontlis sloul Fee the (G r in armites at their IiaxiuiimI o tihe dregs of hli reiservoirs of o.dier., miaterial, Grnysinduistrial us1iuhilizat ion alio is apprioaching a lim ax. A -,elwme for c'jn verting ev Cry avaih, ble faltory I'd employing tvir avilable machinir oi war work Z1nd mn ing thlem, withl labor obtainl ' d underi tile labor serv ice law is con - ihemplat'd. The work i:- to be dtonle in ithre stages anmid tile conistruction of :1 third grofp o lunitions plants is o 'in ied iatey. The output of nIWI m ni 1ti ons Ihn "ore shoull1 -oi t' ltel its Illaxin i llo. Tho ('cret of Field .larshal von ing -A ts, )n. a) 3 , 0 0 rr/ He used a Pebble In his day, to keep his mouth moist WE use WRIGLEY5 gives us a wholesome, antiseptic, refreshing confection to take the place of the cave man's pebble.' 'WRAPPED IN We help .eeth, breath, appetite, digesticip an4l deliciously soothe mout and throat with this welco sweetmeat. The Wrigley Spearmen want to send you their Book of Gumu-ption. Send a postal for it today, Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., 1732 Kesner Building, Chicago. The Flavor Lasts! 132 I inideiburg's 111lani of CIIIIloyilng tle IIIimy so rein forced and sulpipliel to St their maximmti extent in the 1917 camimign still is well kept. It is un crin iii i whetier the offen sive witI be directed in tihe east or iII the wesit mnd the Gerian's strategic reserve, it last Iccoliints, still within (erinalny hlas. noi locinl to mlove Inl their dit rection. The German11inai he1w.4r1r1:w "Idling to rprt, eceived herec. nlo . tibslishd at-Kreizialh, onl I e, One Doseof ray'sWondeul Remedy thilne: the general staff hWysiar:er DriVs '[e! e.-.'d Torture. at (harleville and .\ezieres, Iwiii Stomach lioisoin breed millions of 'rtencth lownis, where Eplilleror \Vl i- germs that cat into youir vitals, caus liin 's minlit ary capital w*as locatei (ingas Prcasure, Indigestion, Constipa for atlmost two yeariltntil von Iilin- Yellow Jaundi t, Crl1 Stones, Appen dlenhtu rx4's a ppoint tmen t to tihe chief dicit is, Cancer r~~ d R::~s of the Stomach command;u~hi hiaviing beent abandoned anlfd Intetstinesg, (V., etc. Tfhousands of shotl bfoe heSomome reieet. sufeer havie ben restporcd by Mayr's liiii It tefoie therctirii \\ Wonderful temerly~ am ng~ thenm Just ico ~iliIs chiange in hleadqutarters peri- of t he Suipremeo Cou t, fongressmnen, Doc haips may throw some3( light on voni tors, Lawyers, Bank ~r, Alinisters, Nur ilindenhairg's; plans as the new choi0ce, ses, F'armers, Mee~ nies--persons of while Central loentedl as rgdsthe tevery class-probal your own neigh tally rgni'ds bors. Stomach troubles are dtue mostly to whole western front, Is betteri situat- catarrh'd poison. Mayr's Wonderful ed for contr'ol of the operations along Rlemedy removecs that poison, thoroughly the southern sector of' thant front than cleanses3 the ny.de:a, divesC out te was he frme sit. <i'ease breeiuing geims, allays intlammna tva5 he fomer stetion and enids sufi'ering. Unlike any On the sirface there are inleations other remecdy. No alcohiol--nothing to thatthe urpse o theS'ome r-njure you. Ono dore convinces. FREE tha. te lii'l)~e f te oinne C~book on Stomach Ailnents. Write Geo. tlrement appears to b~e dev'eloping not Hi. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist, Chicago, et oh a scheme for bringing on a great tain a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Rem open field engagement at that partic- sy trom your druggist now and tr' it ular part of the front, but to avoid the n mnaboneywilt e gu ranted.ntt impendIng onslaught by the mighty ar- fcory moey ill e rurned.an ray of Anglo-French artillery' massed an aleothe rensbl drugg mpany onl that section and to dlelay a renewal of an AngloiFrench offensive by the tome required to advance the big guns S vsD co' il (Recent references to the retire- lftSdo amlenotrviltpug, ment received here or expressed by hh rdigouasveianustn, German milItary critics turn on the ability of the new line to resIst the battering of the Entente offenive and I Ul ino longer to -be conicernedl with (lie pos5- ~ \ - UL2VI.1W sibillity Cf a great battle In the r'e- ~!A glonl beCtweenl Arras and flhe Alsne be-I "Si,~ Ihv eause thme dest ructlonl of roadls and ~Yiyf::Irvn' commnincttis lhas r'end(er'edtI 11 i it un-be lit for a bat tle fieldl. -, \L ~~ Gormian newmlpapeors no0w are thor-l Outghly brol~en to the Cenisorshiip atndI ~ ~ *,iliiiayJre n the publication of field post letters [.-;AsiWlotLwi. has ceased, co that moat careful sert- ~g nr rg iny of the Germain press gIves no in--~ lt, ~ccbx dilenthins as to what dlIrection theDanr tuiiicoChtnoaye. tr'oop~s, released by the showrteing 1 at) i Insteadhtenea omoltand othervarlentiDurga TtireInreroi t blive It tves, which ae d ngeo nai ellsna(sating, reliemen hanby to mens lache is re to Wt u els. ronicin liko r I ng frm indigst~ r iotenaton ita Imt, arteuli'lylii(ti titithem ledwit costiat~ n. 27, 1. Rober. sectr. 'ho ap o . he rtirtnen. Al~so, Matoo, il., re, t:tuatite, ilildonurglin ru in almot a(li rit rst elt at nh,. a It of straightein ofuhe rno , Arsrogh onouing. atoftetie n STheret landeaon to lveat ithe 'on atioub~n' Indbgeto.. now pperin inthe rdan ews rohed thris moe to hatn she was pb ae shwsa big s-alnt ltlle ist.ge sferiera ffro ndgenton an 'in wstwrdof o whci cntptin od itese e n