The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, May 01, 1918, Image 10
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DGVRREENOODIN-G CO.C
ANDE EIG, - -C.-N.C
SAYS VICTORY LIES
IN LAST RESElRVES
Imperntive to (Jet. Every Man Possi.
Ible, Declares Geni. 1tadelife in lie.
View. Says Yi)Pres Cnn be iel(d.
London, April b--"In tlie end it will
be a question of who has the last re
scrves," said Gen. Delima Radcliffe,
chief director of military operations at
the war office, in a review of the west
ern front situation this afternoon.
"'llese reserves have been placed in
the hands of Gen. Foch, in whom both
armll'ies have the fullest confidence. .1Ic
so far hap onfly used a small propior
ion of his available reserves, and this
i a ea augur for the flitire.
Ini this loIna drawn out test of .en
dairance of the nallons it is impera
uve to get every man possible to sup
;. th. batle front. for llen alone
wTi tell inl the (end."
(bI.i. adeiliffe deelared it was pier
f' y possidble for tle Allies to hold
4.11 Ihe YpreS sector even with tile Ger
mlilns on Ki niell hill, hut that it was
!o: convemonet to have item therle and
i,:u l( ho;wld lo ('e(ct themli.
At Kvimmet hill, continuied the gen
ral thI (- 'rinans ,mined-2,600 yards
on,, a front of about 1.20 yards. in
cllmiina the imilportant1 inetical feature
otf tIll- hill itself, whichl gives im
port:i oberva1t Ii (oer all the groud
to ,a northl.
"Oi the Kilnlel front the enemily iais
1110 Cons. iderIabhl- progress, Said G(,en.
th ,l:1. in .ivins his first wekvs. ly
talk on 1t11 western front sit uationl
in . T'he latest iiformatioi is still
tu enit 11, but Itere is 110 doubt that
;11- (;( '11.11: succee4-ded Iin octiapying
Kelniil I hill, : setor involving ho-4,
i'rench and Britislh troopls.
"T'I- 114A re'sult in th(, K IeI see
tor so f-r . 1h:1 t lho Giermans have
gained about two thousand yards on
1 fro n itf avil twev I hudred yards.
lh ' i '~ i: not largeIL- b1ut it involved
! ll ailei very serills
Th notI(.( disive aboult thw
b '. 11- hill. but it' is one of
h1 hill is an obv-rvat ion point for
i ~ ~ 4 1i!lto ti no th 11 stZill
:I hseel. however, wh1.:
\ % P .l I i ll t ' elliiv.\ : ha i(s.
o the io't i\ al! r-11h
ur i teen 'ven it ii m (4'( emy1
niwl. lint his presence('4 thre
11,0' lnv 1 n04 t I and W4e hople it 1:t
hlim off."
fin allu1dinl" to Ihw fighting'- onl Ohe
r1 , r ront since April 23.(Gen.1v:d
elifft sail:
of st~kiif all.1. .iunelionl betweenl
hi I'-:it ih : 1 i -' n ch. it is Still
1:r th tl w (1111irman' finlltrion is to
a I--m . th lritish1 armIly. I l har
han:nIII bre4ak thef line or divid'h
l II 1rii.l an 1 -l'rench. andi14 Ilherefor
i ! a 1 rin:.: 14 heI i ritish atrmly .0'
'':o i . T .is to l has been C ouin
letd bY ft action (if th .\li. d cm
.'4.n dl' li ha. 7 V. he ( ittintanl t i(on
"TEre ios no reis.n ton alteriP( te vew
lha' -iojv 't d I is n a frtgtr
1441b li' ad tvl, is ( ist ill t wixeto d
betweeniadci Arras ad Amients, w'ith he
si 411 io <rn at nd ltsIrepnaat the
V4r t is ad Fren. S hl
enemy gotes hasa enos tr tactd
theiI liag ha wn groun t taken yp~s
potion antd i unsie but ic loasseahioved
hns Slhani111e it the tratisal siatn
lie o(edto d 'Vi(i-h'~ti i~ a tiht,
1'as ht had: tie we1eksi at itn whith'ote
tsucclooeding. \\' wustexet tiis pro
aido g Ain allsumer.
len. I' aeli ffei 4 siaidte rgadd h
ia inliat illoer-reo na x a
iveyo aisaty
"\\'ve ot bak alh wels? adh
thf avlae: ou haco aenmayprd
on ead nlictedhaylse, a
iyommar of11 ethe nrtis afobeve
11n otnti ata(Olpint, he' ad edln
'and ait is pthecelasauIst bvhea lne
mayI lookodown th ite westernt isolero
ward Amitsensyheea."t ~urn
t'obis ('omri, rop n c'augrh le
Hic tloa toa lsoehits0 ' lf
hacr.Ath ilyome nae at l
tiame anyxrabtleouIl can
lirbate tlo drtgl. s
Courgatdhead ace adwrs6. h od
DIuav.e yofud cond titti. o,
Iomevls sintue nreamen for al
issited the following statement:
"The stability of demuocracy and con
sequently the safety of thii nation and
of the vorld depen(k4 upoll an enlight
Mned and patrioitIC et'izensipi).
"Snich a citizenship can not b" had
and mai-iltained without ai public school
:.;t em of h i;th eillciency.
'"'The enleI!ne of the sehiool sysitem
:isri y dtelmnd 1 lupon tie cnarac
te. educaition and experience of the
:':1I her. Sat isfae tory t"-hers Cn not
* "ana a 1 ketptt une adeinate
' are paid.
"The school teachers of Soith Caro
T-I-I ' - 11 w bei laid from S0 to
-110 I'r vo:' hoss than men and women
' h : ifical ion,)! la1 com ller
"There is Iremndild deli,1and Co.
i'ntCranorI iand corkA for govern
ro : -i.erv I :t salar-is froiu $.N to
A ,~~ 111(1itiI.
\-iny h'nk i an:d mrattmlfle Col
- on fo' efio;Ilt. women
u :. 1 : - a 14 toI' r'p'a:i'e m nc whott
M - " : ii aI Wih..
P' inth Stti - ill'onrl to seck
;i a i h l at the end of
tth, -;en cho(1 ye r
seh:iil. o .t 'Cina do not ilta
I el ately ''' r P a' 1h:- dan uer and
hill 11. a r , r 1emerly. ourI s-holo!
I ii c il 4 1?- I,, y ' v:1,11 Hum
t wi ll; l : it' ri, aldd at
-rver ~ bfor .lo
- y.\. '. d"nn n ex Id usyienci
Ido anmiud occupy
!I he1ifr y m -'ive mm nin ies and
ii n 111fair' it) ko p i tem in Vth itpre
n(i 1: -mniil n% finane al onlditn
n." y kn --i(-nt ',-:achtn.s
c r - viiet I
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- - worth:
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-I 1hill im-l1
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- tat 0 ox' I t ll d lii
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ut I'eio. iii.(in%%i'"
Amnnet .idoped PProiding o hn
A. 1i, Itti'lttet rantsfhal'P byce
nI R.p -,' t of I (' n t of toes.a a
ii -I a P adtler the :-en a resen
V. for i he lb uetr eatn fortl milit'
li. it '- yt' i~o ilg me'i whlof he
roat -d tw tavtt' of :.hear since .hin
.I f :t .t Toi ti m".it' e o goesi':4i l to.. lig n
Rillesentaivei' Ittl tof Cilleow and
regit ed urthat( ett Iil re all. be Ili
plac :t thopoed btiom olflthet clast o tol
w hich. the ay he asleitnd. IT he
hote .W l rs tie r.th militar th com
tofi clsserilioti a srovitiinnof th
bilit aset oCasse-c to jrsente hthi
'not b eemit fromi rettionth thos
'o e.:ei wo av enteryed amedmalno
wiiht wcools reqinre .tnat action.
rAtilinod phyical contoI
1aryo seraien thantyI' conn to the
rtcalled ta1(1lyptira r-ecaletd into
mitejoypse te melndn f Mr.
ai'1.le said hla e of tersoo itis theI
Iell feegiserlyme at wasth eotto
ofry lAses doles omeilthngbe un-s
foreselen t onue te resent, tdid
n~lovtlee (igtope and tiegte handl
biloue~s all dyhat ic arooed Trypndet,
Shake Off That ri
When Spring comes, with its changeable weather
and your exposure, it is best to clear away all the
symptoms left after an attack of grip. That evil
disease leaves you weakened, and when its victim
attempts to "do his bit" he exposes himself to the risk of a second
attuck, for which he is less prepared, and which may have graver
consequences.
There's Danger in Delay
April and May are pneumonia months. In this time a weak
ened system is a constant source of danger, for the pneumonia
and grip infections are in the air, d after a long winter the
body is so clogged with waste cannot resist them. Fortify
the health, remove the ca rh, and improve the digestion.
For Quick
Relief ERUNA
This reliable toni ecommende remove the waste
from the body, counteract the catarrhal poisons and allay the
inflammation that is catarrh, restore the regular appetite and
tone up the entire system to resist- disease. A well man is safe.
As a tonic after grip it has won many commendations, while its effect
iveness in catarrhal conditions is unquestioned. Take no chances-Take
Peruna.
Peruna Tablets are always ready to take. You may carry a box
with you and ward off colds and chill. The liquid medicine in your
home is a great safeguard. Protect your family.
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- you can't honestly say that it's the -
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