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SIX
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1918.
1IARDEU SAYS
MILITARY RULE
GONE FOREVER
Sidelights on War Moves
i.DE I,..G;1VU M
Germany Ripe for League of
Nations, Editor Asserts.
r.ERNK, Switz, Oct. U-Maxi-inilian
Harden, editor of tlie Herlin
newspaper, Die Ziikimft, whose organ
ha.t been suppressed several tinius for
its dctnncralic tendencies and its con
sistent opposition to l'russian mill
taii'in, speaking today before an audi
rnro vi a thousand in the Philharmonic
ha'! ;it Herlin, said :
'The rule and predomination of mil
itaii-tn in .(iermany hai now finished,
former, fiermany is now mature for
a league of nations. The result of the
war will he world statutes among free
loplc, giving all the same riht-'. All
the great states have passed through a
great erisis from which the world will
appear with an entirely changed fare"
flfiv sWere JfcHwt naaaa"a"
GZECIIO-SLOVAK
UNITS IN PERIL
All
'i:S
oeii
Called Upon
d Aid,
to
l..IM USTOK, .Sunday, Oct. '--An
appr.il t" the allie to avert the b.
.f .- iin.ira and Yekaterinburg, at well
as 1 n w-r llir mur.ile of tlie ('jerhei--I
i.urrs f itht ifi(f in east Russia,
!', i'C-n received heie at allied hr.nl
iU,irlers. I he situation there is laid to
he serious
Oecho-Slovak units which have been
tignting at Yekalerinbrug, Kazan, Snn-hii-k,
Smura and Orenburg art imper
lied, 1.11,1 ( bolshevik troops having
ontril the lirrmans in opposing the al
:;el tones in the rrniolt. News romrs
from Tthc! i.i! iifi k that the C'rcho
lovaks .lie l"-tng heavily and ietre.it
; n lt ,i!i'i!kr the noiiliern front. L'U.
winch is oil'- c the principal concentra
tion points lor I cnu-.Mo ak troops, it
thieitened and its Iom w iubl be well
rih fatal to the ( ei ho-Slovalci at
Samara.
I)isriuraging repoits ie received
from Otrnliurg, which has been sup
poseilly In Id by the lH-aiks. (ierman
activities in Astrakhan indwate a tnme
nient by the encim r h i " : f h i itria -t.m.
and t'n- cplnit;nii M v.i-l ill.n!ities ot
' ttn, tt ic It -lli-l impel i' .
- llu) Mine l.mil .
Von Kluck Proves
Bad Guesser, Foch
Takes Vouzieres
Willi llll l Kl M 11 A Is MY IN
I K ( i;. Oct. I I M.iihal borh re
v lied h i tiinuiphs over fieneral I.u
lendoin and I k Id Marshal von 11m-
lenhurg when irnei.il (iouratid'i men
inteted Youiefes in Ounipagtte
Vounrres is a town of .1.000 jnliab
iinnts. It commands two defiles in the
forest region eastward and is of not
scale or
O 5 10 tO
i y ii
AIRPLANES CUT
GERMAN RETREAT
PariS Papers Expect Retire
ment 'to Lille Line.
A
r w. m. H.
I! A NTH ) Ml NT if the forest of
St tii't ain, l a I ere and I. ami bv
the eneuiv niatks the iiassinir i
the I. ist deep derm. in sahnil m I ranie
and mikes it rertam that the derrtian
armies cannot get in order on this side
ot the l; rem h fmnt ler.
The last bulwark is obliferated. In
a week we have witnessed the occupa
tion of the Arivniw forest In the Ainei.
icini, the crti-liing of !ie n-iihern tie
lenses ea-t of St (Jueirin .mil ('.mi
I r .i i by the llntish anjl the passing o(
the keystone of the (entral ar.h, l a 'ii
The climax now is at hand.
'I he way lias been cleared b the
mastervrs'ke and, knowing the extrem
ity of the derman armies all too well,
dcrmaii diplomats are striving for an
armistice behind which the battered
derman field force may get their wind
and avoid a disas'er.
WhiteLine Showi Present Battle Front
with his flanki pressed in and the pin
iers of Marshal I'ocli KrippiiiK with a
i deadly and eser mote deadly hold fur a
Mi.if.infie I Sedan. (Jnce nwre the Hun
(lias withdrawn, and this tune he will
I have to go thirty miles toward the
; fiontier before he can net on a line that
will hold.
! So swiftly has the derman center
crumbled, -, rapid lias been the ad
U.ui'e ot the brrnrh all itie wav a I '11,;
the line, that it is certain tnat open
e rule on a
i! -mile
I .ion eastward. I'at is h.is
detail let'.ii'.lirt; ti bwa-
battle line east of I..on.
i.
flerrnanv's pe.lrc note is a roveif a
mission ot dett-at at the lund nf I
it as more n
belore the p:
. t
i .
with d'-astr- I.Kiiiiiii
ni' re ot a possthilitv
sure is removed.
Hcrtln lot's siii.idiitnf aJv.itwe north
of Khrinis which litiii'd the t heinin
drt Pamrs and pasted the l.it natural
obstarle on the lett Hauls id Laoti.
mitpled with the crossun- ,,f th Oise
east of St. tjiieiitm and deneral fiou
raud's tiweepmi; vu or in the Cham
pavne country, btoiiKht tlie l.aon arch
liniihlitii; d own '1 iie rnem,- relused to
stav bimtcr in the t,'r,'at i entral a;ea
(.teat military importance in itelf. The
s'tnifieanre of the captute arises from I
the tact that suue l'Mt it has svmhol
ttil derman resi tance in northern
I lance Yon Mink in arknow lednini;
the iailnre (A the pUn to take I'aris.
said ;
"Hut the French wtll never retake
YoiiK res," meaiuiu: not merely the
inconseipteiiii.il 1 1 -u of that name, bin
:he entire si stem of ("ietman defen-es
aloiid the Ai'iie.
fltit Vonrieres has been takfi, -the
w.ui.nc it
1 1 . -lit troin
riieti little
lion of the
lutt tlie indications aie tliat tne a
i.inie is piessinK lar lotaard toward
K'ethel and the log bend of tlie Aisne
I iver.
When the Germans in this region
roilif to a pause, if thev ran pan e.
there will be nothing ot tlie old wede
in I'r.lticr. The liont will run n nh
west fiotn the Meti region a' t ss tlie
Meirc
And in the Nfeuse country i the ic
tiiii us Ami tn. in ttt-t armv, Willi the
most d:tli ult iiiiintii, the Ai'tine
bulwark, cleared, be'i'iid tlifi. 'I be
second field army, under the r nnr.an I
of dencjal llull.od, is utijani."'! and
teady t" (. The aniiouncemeiit of
llullard's command was made Saturday.
It is natural to anticipate that this new
primp is ready for anion and it n also
loijiral to sprinlate that it will be u-e l
in this eastern one to smash throii.'1!
the Metie line, actitu; with the fust
armv.
Up on the other end of the battle
front the Ilritish have drvnted their at
tention to widening their salient to the
north, pinching out Douai and the
whole I.ille-Douai salient. The Hriti-h
are seven mites from Valenciennes and
moving in behind Douai. Haig's forces
are on the edge of Douai and thould
oc, upy it without much delay. Then
tho next ttep to be expected is the
straightening of the derman line from
the Snee river to directly in front ot
l.i'le
I.ille is the last great key p'iii"ii
b ft to the Germans in occupied l iaine.
The enemy ran orrect his line in the
ector tnrned by the Hritish victors
without abandoning I.ille, httt bis new
front would invite the immediate re
suntption nf the offensive in I-landers
which stopped at Koulers. A double
I'ARIS. Oct. 14 Newspapers here
l i licve that as a result of the contin-
I u his advance of the allies, rlie German
j will he forced hastily to retreat to the
! 1 lie Mczieres-Meti line.
The German retreat Is being carried
I out with difficulty owing to the bom
j liardment of railroads by airplanes
j I arge amounts of booty are abandoned
: bv the Germans everywhere. IIritih
troops are reporteil to have outflanked j
I 1' uicbain and to be advancing cm Dc- ,
I DAILY HEALTH TALKS
j Th Best Way to treat
Constipation
BY S. C. BABCOCK, M. D.
The medical books name many drugs
that will mose the. bowels. J he drug
store shrives are loaijrrl down witli-lax
alives, purgatives and pills. The
trouble with most of them is the after
effects. Constipated people know tha'
pills work all right for a little while,
but they soon lose their effect, and a
change has to be made to something
else. The constant taking of pills re
sults in a form of bowel inactivity that
is difficult to cure. The system be
comes so accustomed to laxative dim's
that the organs just won't work with
out tlirm, and so the pill habit becomes
as bad as, constipation itself. Dr
I'ierre, nf Buffalo, N. Y., seems to mf
to have the right idea. He savs tlie
bowels should fust be Rently moved
with 1'ierce'i Pleasant I'tllets, and in
the meantime laxative foods onl"
should be eaten. Tigs, prunes, olive oil,
spinach, bran, vegetables and fruits are
fine for constipation. Chew every bit
thoroughly, eat little meat, and be as
nain, from which town they arc only
three miles distant.
American forces are advancing in the
direction of sDun-.sur-Metise, in the Ar
gonne sector, according to the Intran
sigeant. Hut afor BonAa
POLICEMAN CAPTURES
ALLEGEDAUTO THIEF
Fearing to shoot on a crowded street,
I'artolman Henry lat: Saturday after
noon gave chase afoot after a man he
suspected was trying to make way with
an automobile. Henry saw the man in
specting the car as it stood near tlie
1'ioiieer building on N'lrtli Broadway.
Evidently not seeing the policeman ap
proaching, the man got Into the car
and deliberately started it. He started
.orward just as Henry got to liinf. In
answer to Henry's demand to stop, th.
stranger increased his speed. Tin
policeman, with drawn revolver, jumped
onto the running board of the cat
When laden to the county jail the mat
gae the name of Hat sad Ora Myers
He is held on a charge of attemptio
to steal an automobile.
. Muy Mora Hunii ...
All Lakeside Country Club mria
functions are off until after the Spanisl
"Mu" conditions Improve The menu
brrship will be noUiied through tin
pi ms. No dances or other gathering
will be permitted. , (Adv I
lliljr Mar 11 m ,
Use Egg-f) instead of eggs. (Adv.)
i!
IMtaVrsVlaVWaltai
in
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YOU
ARE NOT
different from
other mpfl.
oor:itmii north ami south nf Lille with
ot.lv .- imrtinn of the nun. h that caused I act've as possible. Now. doesn't that
l.o eviniatioti of the mas.if f St. i """" sensible? Pleasant I'ellets svill
Gnbam and the .ritiidel of l.aon, will
brine northern pivot of the derman
occupation of Trance tumbling into
Inch's rapidly filling basket of vic
tories. This is the only operation re
maining that may be considered a clear
ing operation. With Lille d wn, the
entire German front would be destroyed
and the clearing of France completed.
While the Germans east of Le C'a-
stait the bowels working right; then;
j it is up to you to keep them right bv i
! right eating Try Pleasant' Pellets foi
I sick headache, coated tongue, bilious- j
1 niss, dimness, torpid liver or tn break
j tip a cold. They are just fine!
J)r Here.', Anrxlyn I'll Uintment
! el;,, ana iirnn pun in nxml
, nitir.yn way rrhripii ihr U no
oihr rmMly for tln mrtiirtnr tronhlf
mm reiirvni ao mirly ani imlckly. Ir.
Your end may come
art unexpectedly as
that of isome of
your good friendn.
If it should come
.suddenly, what will
lieconie of the Home
you are buy in?
Our Home Purchase
I MA.it h the only
one that answers
that question by
handing the can
celled mortgage to
your Widow.
Hotter drop in
today !
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t-ati have paued in their flight, it can (
he hut temporary. The retreat around
l.aon basket a burger lone in motion ; right nnw
Vr. rlrrer'n Aimrlr Tillft
I leree tidllevetl AniMlvnA Plla 1 ilrMnl
will m-cri'fimn any e. thai rmi ha
ore(im hy mHlrl treatment. Try It
and ha made liquid a wide field on
which Marshal l-'odi is now railed upon
t.i maneuver for the kiioek ut blow.
0MM fflOT WATER
w im mum a
COMPLEMOH
line of the Aisne has crumbled and t'.f
I Itndenbiirg line has In en demolished
at seieral dares in this region. The
denuans ani'car thus far to hue kept
CARDUI A
SPLENDID TONIC
their
skill
rrlreat in hand with the greatet
nPf r0. r,l.
eu inr ot.i niin mi'frr tr.ini ki.lney
dlwiriti'm whose haik hi he, unit uhn...
ttsatems Km fvi-rnn with ..ri.
J Nrl- vervl"t liaa too rnueh urle
n I.I Anurlc; Tnl'lei ,IKir,tvr un,. a,.,
tiul tslv. they are made, ilnnhl.'
atrennth. ( ,v,y )
iOhlARDRANIFF
TERMINAL-" BLDG.
MAPLE'30
OJU i- I
m
Lioicsicuaciaitaoa
Says v tan't help but tools
IMtar and ft I better
a'ttr an Intlda bath.
girls' n.m
AND VCTIES8
Yield to LjSm JL NhWi
Vegetable Compound.
ThouMtndt of GirU Benef rd
For WompR, Says HiiSM Lady Wio
Took This Medicne On Her
Doctor's KivH.
SPANISH IMFLUEHZA WHAT IT IS
AND HOW IT SHOULD BE TREATED
Nothing New Simply the Old Grip, or La Grippe
That Was Epidemic in 1889-90, Only Than It
Came From Rimia by Way of Franca
and Thii Time by Way of Spain
m
CkarYovrSkin
WitKntinira
All racefctfe Scat C
itWi a jO i
fa av BmxM aarl
is
Callaata.
Galli-Curci
is the golden-throated'
principal soprano of the
Chicago Opera Com
pany, but she is also
principal soprano of
that vast company pfTs
s?nsinR VICTOR
RECORDS
who can summon all
Galli-Curci's exquisite
voeal penius to their de
light at any time. Victor
records capture the
funtrer's voice its very
self and release it with
life's own authentic
charm. Hear her in
"The Harher of Seville,"
October ,'.), compare tlie
tones, and then give
credit to the supreme
Victor artistry.
Galli-Curci grand ojtera
tickets and records now
on sale at Frederickson
Kroh Music Co.
i
verity ol the att A k.
, ,i Ioii'k ni-e's lc.t and leel one's be-t
s to eniov an inside !u!!i euih morn
ing to flush lifim the system the tiren
ous dav's wte, sour fermentations and
Kiisonotis toxins hefote it is thsorhed
into tlie blond. Iut as coal, when it
hums, leaves behind a certain amount
of iucomlniMilile msten.il in tlie form '
s-He, i tlie food and drink taken r.i
l,iv leave in the aliment.iry nrqarts n
certain amount of indigestible materia!
n -i.ii if not eliminated, f irm toxins and
r"i"tis wliiili are then smked into the i fcr ny woman enmplainlng sv tell
.' , . .. , ., , . , . , i I .ll. C iVLl . 11.
M i.i.i ttirongii rne verv nuns wuitn ate
St Loula, Mo "Whn I wm only
ftfUea yn old mother had i put mis
wi twij every nionui
tnrtwotlayalcniiK
I autTertKl stieh pain.
1 lao rulTerwl from
weaknesa and
mothvr took m to
a doctor but he did
notMpma. Finally
mother m triii mo
take Lydia H Pink
ham t Vegetable
("ompound and it
ha mada me atrrg
and healthy, bo
when mother or 1
iii-'itimiiitiii
I I Vtjn V' twr.t -
i I
t'eil to siirk in only nourishment t
su -. in the body.
; uit want to see the glow of healths
M itrt in your cheeks, tn see your skin
et clearer and cleaier, ymi are told t
1 1 1 tile every morning upon arisinn,
U nj of hot water with a teasnonnfnl o
! mcstonc phospbate in it, which is ii
I' .unless means of washing the wa 1
r ,'eria1 and toxins from tlie stomach.
I i r, ).i.Ities and bowels, before putting
ii c lxd into the stomach
Men and womrn with sallow skin
l er spots, pimples or pallid companion
.i;e those who wake up with a coated
':tg;ie, bad taste, nasty breath, others
who are bothered with headaches, bit
oils spells, arid stomal Ii, or constipa
tion ihntild begin this phosphated hot
water drinking.
, quarter pound of limestone phos
til atr cost very little at the drug store,
lint is oufficiant to demonstrate that
uist at snap and hot water cleanses,
imnfiei and freshens the skin on the
outside, so hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the inside organs.
(Adv.)
Wtn Itching 5top$
thatNaVw lacririal tnrturt and tkta kf
tatsoti mmm aaetawtry m trataun
Aak o 4rrM
jroa t I iTim
War'
nil -J C-M
bmk: tf-ansjl (La
la
Mtsyornboti
OjfstSal 4s9
6 t2scAia. m .-a.
WaWetstM and
them aliout Lvdia F, I inkham Veire
table Compound anil what it did int
oia" Mrt. Jotif Mume, 1121 N. 18th
St,. 8t LMit. Mo.
(jlrls who eufTer aa Mr. Frama did
nhould not hesitate to give this famous
mot and herb remedy, l.ydia E. I'ink
hem e Vagetabla Compound a trial, as
the evidence that e omatantly being
publlahed provee beyond (taxation that
tins frandold remedy hae relieved more
mfferfng amonf women than an otiirr
medwlne.
For eonndentlal advice write Lydla R.
I'inkham Meslicin' Ot., Lynn, Missa.
Thereeultof their forty yearaeiperi-
ence ia at your eervlce.
His...,, lenn -Mr., f R (.gjd, f,f
this plaie. niakrs the following state-
merit regarding her experience with
Cardiii: "I, was ... I suffered with a
pain in mv left side; rntild not sleep at
night for this p.iin-alw,is in the left
side My feet and lens were terriblv
swollen. I is almost in bed
Mv dodnr told me to ue ("ardui. 1
took one bottle, w'.ii.h helped m, and
after mv habv came I was stronger and
better, but the pain was still there. I at
first let it go. but I began to get weak
and tn a run-down condition, so 1 de
rided to trv some more ( ardui which I
did. The last (.'ardui I took made me
ninth better, and, in fact, curwd me. It
has been a number of Veers, still 1 have
no return of this trouble. 1 feel it was
( ardui that cured me and I rerommend
it as a splendid female tonic."
If you feel weak, tired, worn-out. or
suffer from any of the ailments peculiar
to women, trv Cardui, the woman's
tonic. It must be a good medicine for
women, for many thousands have vol-
untarily told, just aa Mrs Cadd d
of the good it hat done them. Ask
some lady friend who has tried Cardui
She will tell yon how it helped her
j i nen get a nottle from your nearest
druggist. (Adv.)
. Go to Bex! and Stay Quiet' f"iir dars or mote, arronrtng in aVf v
Take a Laxative) Eat Plenty
of Nourishing Food- Keep
Up Your Strength Na
hire ! the "Cura."
i
MORF WEIGHT, STRENGTH
VIGOR AND NERVE-FORCE
If You Take Bitro
Phosphate Says
Dr.F.S.Kollc
Ij.itiiiK (fom tlie eonnllna t.i'imra-
tlimn ii nil Iraatmitnte which era eontlii'
uallv UIii( aiKirtixfd for I ha imruua nf
taking thin people fleshy, developing
anna, link an. I i.iikI. anil teplio inK iiniy
hnllnwa ena angles bv the anft rurvtd
llnee of kaalth and beautr. tttere are evl.
slentlv thouaanita ol man an women
Who eaaflly fiel their exevaalve thlnneia.
Thlnnaaa and wankneaai ere usually it
to' etarvvil nervta. Uur bmlira ne'l
mart pin.pt-i than la rontalnerl In
modern food. Fhraldane alalm there
it not him that will aupply thl dfth Ir-n.
ey wu ( tli nnnlc phoapliate
known hy Weatfall Drug . fo, -and all
drukglata ee bltro-phoaiiheie, Whleh Ii
Inaaoenelv end la auld by nit all
drtkMMa n4w a snsearaesiea f atriierae.
lioa er voney kaek -.v..".
V'rade'lik Ko,a. M IV. editor ot Saw
Tor Fhvelelane' "Who a Who." axvi
"Hltee-Phoephat theoM ha pmerllird
iy exrry jwm iiii ami yai-n In .irry ho
pllnl tn Ihtraea atrenath end nrva force
unit In Hill, h il e bloixl.
Py feeding the earvee directly anil hy
ni'piying the roily oella with llialneera
anry f hnapltortr foed elnnii ma, Intro.
iiluiiphala nutekly pioauea a walioma
tistilnWmatirii In the aprxxranre: the
liieaa in weight fifquently being na
lonianing.
Thh Inoreaae la weight atao errlae
With It a iieueral Iniuiovrmnt In II
health. Nervouamw, aleaplManana an. I
Inek of enrrxv. whlih naarly alwaya
rnmpany eteraalre thlnneaa. aorn rtlaM
pr, dull esea lenni tula-hi and r"l
eiiaRa giew with the bloom of rfrt
neniin.
CAt'TION: Atthoimh bltrfl-nhivanhate
jib lllifciiriHtaaeil lor telirvlnil nei vouallfiw
(laapiaaanaaa anil general iaknraa. It
shntild not, owing lo III remarKnhla
(leah-griilng prtiiertte. he uai-il ly
envuae wke oee net aeelrfl te rat 'on
....... . '
ALWAYS CALL A
NO OCCASIOK 70V aNIC.
Spanish influenra. which appeared in
SpA'ii in Mav, has all the appearance of
grip or la grippe, which has swept over
the world in numerous epidemics as far
back as history rum), Hippocrates re
fers to an epidemic in 4i II. C. which
is rruarded by many to have been influ
enza f sery retury has h.id its at
tacks. Heginntiiif wi'h I8.tl, this coun
try has bad five epidemics, the last in
Tltcrr i no occasion for oanic In-
fluriiM itself has a very low percent
age of fatalities not over one death
mit of everv four hundred cases, ac
cording to the N. C Hoard of Health,
The chief danger lies in aomplirations
arising, attacking principally, p.itients
in a run down condition those who
don't go to bed soon enough, or tlioe
who get up too early.
THK SYMPTOMS
Oippe, or influenza as it is now
allel, usually begins will, a thill fol
lowed bv aching, feverlshnrss and
sometimes nausea and dimness, anil a
general feeling of weakness and depres
sion, me temperature is Irom Hl to
KM, and the fever usually lasts from
thiee to five davs. The terms attack
the innrous membrane, or lining of the
air passages nose, throat and bron
chial tubes there Is usually a hard
rough, especially bad at night, often
times a sore throat or tonstlitis, and
frequently all the appearances of a se
vere head cold.
THK TREATMENT.
Co to bed at tha first lymptoms, not
only for your own sake bat to avoid
spreading the disease to others take a
purgative, eat plenty of nourishing
food, remain perfectly qu el and don't
worry: Quinine, aspir n or Dovrr's
Powder, etc.. may be administered bv
the physician's directions to relieve the
aching But there Is no ture or specific
for influent the disease must run its
course, bin Nature Will throw off the
attack ii oniy you geep up your
strength. The chief danger lies In the
complications which mav arise. Inllu
enra so weakens the bodily resistance
mat tlieee is danger of pneumonia ot
bronchitis developing, and sometimes
inflammation of the middle ear, or
heart affections. lor these reasons, it
ie very important that the patient re
main in bed until his strength returns
stay in brdV least two davs nr. more'
a'ter the fever ias left yoti, rr If yrtn
are over or not itrojuj. a:av
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS.
In order lo stimulate the lining ol
th air pj-s.ittcs tn throw off the grippe
germs, to aid in loosening tlie phlegm
.in I keeping the air paiget open.
DOCTOR 1 ll,IH "ull'"tv' "" breathing easier.
iVttk's apoHub will be found effer-
lue. Hot, wet towels should be ap
plied over the throat, chest and back
between the shoulder blades to open the
pores. Then VapnKub should be rub
bed in over the parts until the skin is
red, spread on lltirkly and covered
with two thiikneises of hot flannel
cloths. Iave the clothing loose
around the neck as the heat of the bodv
liberates the ingredients in the form of
Vapors These vapors, inhaled with
earh breath, carry the medirarton di
rectly o the parts affected. At the
same time. VipoRinS Is absorbed
through and stimulates the skin, at
tracting the blood to the surface, ami
thus aids in relieving the congestion
within.
If ?r
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HOW TO ATOID THK DISKA8I. j
Fvidetire seems to prove that this is ;
a germ disease, spread principally b
human contact, chiefly through cough
ing. sneeiing or spitting So avoid
perioni naving coins which means i
avoiding crowds common drinking
cups, roller towels, etc. Keen no your
hodily strength by plenty of exercise in
the open air. and good tood. Abova alt
keep free from colds, as colds Irritate
the lining of the air passages and ren
der them much better breeding places
for the germs.
Use'Vlck'l VapoRtib at the very first
sign of a cold. For a head cold, melt
a little VapoKub in a spoon and inhale
the vapore. or better still, use VapoRnt
in a benffdn steam kettle. If thil is not
available, nse an ordinary tea-kettle
Pill half full of boiling water, put in
half a teaspoon of VapoKub from time
to time keep the kettle just slowlv
boiling and inhale the steam arising
HOTE-Tlce! TapoRub la Ike 41a
rovery of 'a North Caiolina Irgfflet.
who ffloal kow to combine, fa aalve
torn, Mesrthol aa4 Camphor srttk each
volatile elle aa Riealyptas, Tkyae, Ca
be. tie. ia that whea the salve te ap
plied ta the body heat, these lnrt4Unta
are !lherate4 ia the form of vapore.
VapoRuh le comparatively new fit
New York State and Nw England and
a few western states where it is lust
now being Introduced, hut in the other
sections of the country it is the stand
ard home remedy in over a million
homes for all forms .f cold troubles.
0er six million jars were sold last
year. It it particularly recommended
for children's croup or colds, since it is
esfrrnally applied end therefore ran he
used as freely as desired without the
slightest harmful effects. VapoRub
rin he hid In three ilfee at' alt drug
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