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Newspaper Page Text8 N.C. & StL Hits Trolley; 5 Hurt in Chattanooga CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Feb. 16 Five people were more or less seriously injured here tonight, when train No. i on the Nashville, Chattanooga and St- Louie railway, running from Nashville to Chattanooga, crashed into a street car at what is known as the “Death trap" on Market street All the injured were passengers on the street car. ENO INDIGESTION 00 STOMACH PAIN . IN FIVE MINUTES “Pape’s Diapepsin’’ makes sick. sour, gassy stomachs feel fine Time it! In five minutes your sour, acid stomach feels fine. No indigestion, heartburn, or belching of gas. or eruc tations of undigested food, no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or headache. Pape’s Diapepsin is noted for its speed tn sweetening upset stomachs. It is the surest, quickest and most certain stom ach antacid tn the whole world and be sides. it is harmless Millions of men and women now eat their favorite foods without sea known Pape s Diapepsin will save them from such misery. Please, for your sake, get a large fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store and put your stomach right. Don't keep on being miserable — life is too short —you are not here long, so make your stay agreeable. Eat what >ou like and enjoy it. without dread of aetd fermentation- in the stomach. Pape’s Diapepsin 'oelongs in your home anyway. Should one of the fam ily eat something which don't agree wjth them, or in case of an attack of dyspepsia, gastritis or stomach derangement due to fermenta tion and acidity, at daytime or during the night, it is handy to give the quick est. surest relief known.—(Advt* Gcod Health Without Medicine VI‘F wearing Perforated S Meetrie Finger Rings. ' '.: —- rn»l'.i—» a current «f * Electricity: D»r Rheu- .121 i- m. Knlncy <l‘«ea-«- .in-l all nene troubles ' give- a refreshing sleep. . ' Hundreds hare been ' '/«* }•*.' * «-vred of Rheumatism after lue-li'ini- had failed. To introdwe them a Regular Sl.«jO Pair for onlv 25 cents, Post paid. itrder a l*»ir today. L«ne Star Sheet Metal Works. McKinuey. Texas. Dept. 33. BOW HE QUIT TJBBCC3 Ulis veteran. K R. lam |>oerv. was addicted to the excessive use of tobacco ter mauy years. He want ed to quit but needed aeaae tliing to help him. He learned <rf free heok ttet tells about to bacco bat it and bow to ■-ooquer it quickly, easily »n<! safely. In_ a recent letter be write*’: ”1 have no ih-aire for tobacco any more. I feel like a new man.” Any one desiring a copy of this book on to bacco habit, smoking and chewing, can get it free, postpaid. by writing to Edward J. Woods. W C 219. Station F.. New York City. You will be. srrpri-ed and pleased. Look for quieter nerves, stronger heart, better digestion, im proved eyesight, increased vigor, longer life and other advantages if you quit poisoning yourself. PELLAGRA This ne> disease is spreading over the south witii a 23 per rent yearly increase, leaving hor ror and death In its wake. You will want to read the story of bow nine years ago I discovered the cause of this dis ease. and bow thousands of pellagra sufferers have bee i rest jred to good health by a simple home trostiuent. Take no chances with harm ful drugs or gpesswjrk doctoring. You are en titled to knew the truth. The wfaol-* story is given in tills wonderful BKs 50-PAGK BOOK FREE! Mailed in Plain Seair.l Wrapper FREE ti all who write tor a copy. This new. instructive and interesting book gives you my proven tbe «ry as to what castes pellagra and bow it may tie cured right in your own home under a guar antee of absolute .-atisfai-tion or no charge for treatment. It also '-ontains many photographs and letter- from State ami County Officials. Rankers. Ministers. Do-tcrs. Lawyers and oth ers. she tell wonderful stories of their expe liemre with this swve-sful pellagra treatment. HAVE VOL THESE SYMPTOMS? Tired and Inoway feelings acompanied by 1 esi'jl.-bes; d*|>re«Mcn or state of imloli-nce; rooghm.s« of skin: breaking out or eruptions; hand and like sunburn: sore m->uth; tongue. lips ami throat slamming red: mu*-b mucus and • Poking: iadige-tion and natt-ea. diarrhea ot ■obstipation; mind effefcted. and many others. l>«a't take chances Write for your Copy of This Book Today. Remember it is mailed to you Free in plain Sealed Wrapper.’ W. J. McCRARY, M. I>. Uapt. 551 Carbon Hill. Alabama TfIUR HEART lt Flutter, Palpitate Skl * Beats f Have you ~ l-hortuess of Breath. Ten. • syT-wCsi,; I drruesa. X utnbc ea a. et *'*l*'Wu left side.lt’aiineaa, Fsinriag ‘‘pells. Wpote be. ’iCJf sere eyes. Sudden Starting In sleep. Nervoaiocßß, Hungry er Weak Spells Oppreseed Feeling in chest. Chehtng Baa notion in threat, Painfnl to lie «■ left aide, Hinkles er Smothering Sensation. Dlffl celt Breathing. Heart Dropsy or Swelling of feet or anh rest If you have one or mere of the above symptoms, don't fail tonre Dr.Kina man's Heart Tablets. Not a secret medicine. I: it aaid that one person out of every four has a •reek heart. Probably three-fourths of there do •ot know It, a*d hundreds wrongfully treat thena selves tor the Stomach. Lungs. Kidneys or ''.err-*, Don’t take any ctances when Dr. Kinaman’a Heart Tablets are within your reach. More than IMO enCor*etnents furnished. - FREE TREATMENT COUPON I kny sufferer mailing tbts coupon, with their I name and P. O. Address, to Dr. F. G. Kins man. Boa ‘‘6*. Aagusta. Maine, will -e --c- a box of Heart Tablet* for trial be return mall, postpaid, free of charge. Delays are dan-f ge-ous. write at once—to day. VETERINARY COURSE AT-HOME & Taught la snapli t English <L.nsg ij span tire. tkp.«aa grant ed. Com wrthia reach <4 all. Saxtsfac. V4S toagarasteed Harebeea teach. lag Vy correspondence tweaty t/ aIWT \ yean Graduates assisted in many 7 XHr \ way*. Ever.- person fateresred la XZ ”'“ w 1 at«k shook! take it, Write foe 1 fa- .n . \ SakMt IHtk Is On*. 43 Lcadoa. Ouano. Case MOVING PICTURE MACHINE FHEE ■j'MODEL W s' __ made Moving Fir 54 "W turn Machine witl ■ BZj Cltaa—A 1. L GIVE? (Jfc\ f Ott l, ’ r :»<-k t® of Bluine at to tz r - Write so * it. We *end it port paid. When aoM re tun. $2.50 and vr send machine and film f st."a preminum free of white paper Mice •erven ar4 admission tickets. BLUINE MFG. CO. >B3 Mui St.. Concord Junction, Maas AUSTRIAN WAITER SERVES AMERICAN WHILE HUN WAITS 1 War-Weary Country Ready to Give Italy Any Demand in Order to Secure Peace. Masses Are Starving BY WILLIAM PHHIP SIMMS BERNE. Switzerland. Feb. 15.—Cor dially hating Germany, but irretriev ably tied up with her. war-weary Aus tria would almost give her souP for peace An American udlcial, just out of Aus tria. declares he is convinced after talk ing with Austrian officials that Austria is willing to give Italy all Italy de mands, save the seaport of Trieste, if it will bring peace. The masses would give up Trieste, or anything else, if it would end the war. From numerous and most reliable sources, I understand the divergence of views between Berlin and Vienna is practically official and open. I learned from the friend of an Austrian official, recently in Zurich, that Austria, above everything, desires to retain some de gree of respectability In the eyes of the world, in order to enter friendly re lations with other countries immediate ly after the war. Austria, he said, would welcome an opportunity to disown any part in the Belgian atrocitios, the execution of Edith Cavell, or the torpedoing of the Lusitania —to show that Austria is the victim of Prussia, not the accomplice. Austria Hard Hit I talked with George Archibald, of California, and Jack Sumter, of New York, both famous -jockeys, here await ing passport formalities before return ing to the United States. They are Just out of Austria. The two Americans say they Were better treated in Austria than were Germans whom the Austrians de spise. Archibald, whose first race was at Latonia. said Austria is hard hit—the people dying like flies on account of poor food. The rich, he said, are getting almost anything they want, but the masses are suffering terribly. Hungary is resist ing all efforts of Germany and Austria to extract food products from her. At Budapest an orchestra in a rest aurant played "The Star Spangled Ban ner" without anybody objecting, Archi bald said. At another case a Hungarian waiter forced.a German officer in uniform to wait while Archibald completely finish ed his dinner. The German stormed. The head waiter said: “You're not in Germany now." When another waiter approached with a stein of beer, the head waiter hissed and signalled for him to take the beer back, forcing the German to wait longer. Dest-Wers filled Budapest, unmolested. The soldiers are badly equipped. Houses, railways, cars and every s thing are run down throvfgh lack of ma terials. The bread in Switzerland is blacker than the French war bread, but Archibald’s three-year-old boy exclaim ed: '’Cake!’’ when he tasted it after a diet of Austrian bread The Prussian war party is belittling Americans to the utmost in Austria as well as in Germany. Wildest Stories Spread American newspapers printing La Follette's Lusitania speech are handed about until- they, are black and worn out. A picture of a feathered Indian, probably a medicine • showman, sur rounded by gaping boys. Is published in all- illustrated papers, entitled: "Ke cruiting in America." The wildest stories of American regi ments mutinying are published broad cast. The stories say the American sol diers are refusing to fight for England and France. Both Archibald and Sumter —the lat ter's folks are from Detroit—constantly hearing the talk of the richest and sportiest circles, say nothing will be left undone to egg the masses on to further sacrifices. They believe the smashing of Austria and Germany will follow the failure of the drive on the west front, into which they are plunging. The popular dislike for the Germans will prevent the Austro-Hungarians from continuing in the Prussia’s train much longer. The siek. starving, dying population will rebel. Especially as it is under stood officialdom from the emperor down- -less secretly than one might think —have the same distaste for con tinuing the war. (Copyright, 191 S. by the United Press * Ground Glass in Candy At Camp Forrest Puts Twenty in the Hospital CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Feb. 16.—As the result of eating candy which con tained glass, twenty members of the Fifty-second infantry at Camp Forrest are confined to the base hospital, some of them being in a serious plight. The candy was secured at the canteen, and, it is said was shipped from a confec tioner in K.i-jvville. Specimens of the I poisoreu candy have been forwarded to Washing.on and an investigation instl ’ tuted This Paper Will Ignore Society Functions Where Mr. Hoover Is Forgotten BAINBRIDGE, Feb. 15.—The editorial which E. H. Griffin wrote in last week's Issue of the Post-Search Light, stating that his paper will no longer make any mention of any entertainment, given here which serves any refreshments, has cre ated widespread comment, Editor Griffin says sdme people think that the paper cannot run without their social entertainments—but it will. He's helping Hoover. Collins Is Acquitted In Killing of Spinks MACON. Ga.. Feb. 15.—Robert E, CoJ • tins, charged with the murdefr of North : £ro E. Spinks, was acquitted here to night after two hours' deliberation by . the jury. It was his second trial, a mistrial having resulted less than one | month ago. Destroyer Taylor Launched , WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.—Secretary Daniels announced today the receipt of a telegram from Mare Island navy yard, ‘ stating that the destroyer Taylor was launched there yesterday, 60 per cent complete, four months after the keel was laid The speed with which the Taylor was made ready for launching establishes a navy yard record for swift construction. THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. ATLANTA, GA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1918. CARSOK GETS FIVE-TEAR TEAM FDR AUTIJ THEFTS Judge Hill Disregards Jury’s Recommendation for Mis demeanor Sentence . G. C. Carson, convicted of stealing an | automobile belonging to W. <’. Jones, | driving it to Brooks station and dispos ing of it for S3OO. was sentenced Satur day morning by Judge- Ben H. Hill w o serve five years in the state peniten tiary. A verdict of "guilty" was re turned Friday afternoon by the jury, which deliberated tor about three hours, | the trial having consumed almost two days in the Fulton superior court. The 1 jury’s verdict carried a recommendation that Carson be sentenced as for a mis- | demeanor, but Judge Hill refused to re- ■ gard the recommendation, which would > have limited the sentence to one year I on the gang, or an alternative fine. "I am going to do my best to stop this stealing of automobiles,” said Judge Hill, as he pronounced sentence, “and parties convicted in this court of of- ; senses of this character will be dealt with harshly.’* , Carson Is alleged to have been a mem ber of the auto thieves’ “syndicate.’’ which has stolen, according to the solid- ■ tor general. more,than $150,000 worth of ■ automobiles in’Allanta during the past few months. He is to be placed on trial Monday <>n J the charge of holding up A. H. Boykin, paymaster for the Martel Manufacturing company, of East Point, this being one I of the robberies to which Jerome Yarter, ex-policeman, has already confessed and implicated several other men now under indictment. Paul Estes, charged by Yar ter with having been an accomplice in the Boykin hold-up, as well as the rob bery of J. A. Black, paymaster of the Armour Fertilizer company, has been ac quitted. Yarter, who is seizing ten years in the chaingang, will be a witness against Carson. Will Blakely, George W. Kelley, Ev-1 crett Warren and Will Hairston, young men pleading guilty to x misdemeanors, were given twelve months each and placed on probation. Blakely and Wa •- ren have declared that they will join the hospital corps of the army. Would You Be Willing To Let Your Son or Daughter Work For SIOO a Month? Are you familiar with the great repu tation of the Georgia-Alabama Business College at Macon, Ga.? Do you know that its fame is due to its success in making young men and young women succetssful in business? Writ® and find out what it can do for you Address Eugene Anderson. President. (Advt.) Carl Elschner Is Held As Dangerous Alien; Cable Plot Is Alleged SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16—Carl Elschner. a chemist who is a member of the United States geological survey, was arrested here today by the United States marshal as d dangerous enemy alien. Federal officials charged him With being implicated in an alleged plot to blow up a British government cable station on an island in the Hawaiian group. Federal officials said that some time ago Elschner surveyed several of the islands in the Hawaiian group. He left the islands a week before an explosion occurred, damaging the cable station, it was stated. Elschner is said to be one of the most competent chemists in the coun try. At one time he was president of a chemistry school here. Several maps and blue prints of the Hawaiian in lands were found when he was ar rested. according to the United States district attorney, who also announced that he would be interned during the war on a presidential warrant. I REE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Uae Without Discomfort or Loes ot Time. a New Method that cures Asthma, ana we want you to- try it at our expense. 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SANITARY BEDDING COMPANY Dopt. 5 CHARLOTTE, N.O •SftG'&JTS WEDDING RING names of your neighoore and ten cet*s to pay portage *c. Com City Supply Co., QUINCY, ILU. cPE & ' P*""" 1 " r. r AIR RIFLE. tiT.a Kif.e free for tell n« only 15 pieces of our Jewelry at 10c each w rite for Jewelry today. NOVELTY CO., Oept. 154 taat lloatoa. Mass. PERSHING OUTWITS VON HINDENBURG IN STRATEGY OF WAR! I Sudden Shifting of American i Artillery to Champagne Re-; gion Has German Chief Guessing NEW’ YORK, Feb. 16.—Further be-i wilderment of Von Hinderburg has been; caused by General Pershing in trans- , forring part of his artillery from the Lorraine to the Champagne front. Von Hindenburg is now undoubtedly . trying to determine whether this new i Pershing movement means the Ameri- ■ can offensive will not be launched against Alsace-Lorraine at all, where heavy German reserves are concentrat ed, but will strike at a weaker section of the German front. Tahtire, where the new American artillery g£ve such valuable help to the French, is about 75 miles, measured along the trenches west of Xivray. the previous point at which German raiders located the American troops. Beginning at the Marne-Rhine canal, every first dicovery of Americans by the Germans carries General Pershing's troops further to the west and further away from Alsacfv-I>orrn.:ne In other words, the heavy concentrations of Ger man reservists in southern Alsace near Switzerland and in northern Lorraine near Metz may prove to be gross strate gic errors, and the reserves may be hopelessly far distant from the point finally selected by General Pershing for his spring drive. No better preliminary strategy has been shown by a belligerent since the beginning of the war than is marking General Pershings sudden shifts of his forces. It is now totally impossible for Von Hindenburg to be reasonably sure where Pershing has his main force. The Champagne sector, where the American artillery had its first real experience of offensive warfare, has many advantages as an area for major operations. It was the scene of a major French offensive earlier in ttie war and success there would force a large German retreat through northern France. Von Hinden burg may be compelle'd to divide his reserves still more as the result of Gen eral Pershings newest feint. One Soldier Is Killed, Two Seriously Hurt, By Bolt at Sheridan CAMP SHERIDAN,' Montgomery. Ala., Feb. 16. — Private Thomas Hawthorne, of Dayton, Ohio, was instantly killed and two others were seriously injured yesterday afternoon when a bolt of lightning from a sky that was almost clear struck battery D. One Hundred and Thirty-fourth field artillery. Six horses were killed and six others in jured. Sergeant Pearl Dewees was seriously injured and Private Paul Decker was removed to the base hospital for medi cal attention. 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This Combination cooking utensil is made of “all aluminum,” both the Kettle and the Pan being seamless, the spout is welded to the body and shows no seam, the handle is made of spiral wire and so attached that it does not touch the sides of the kettle and get hot, and in every way is quite an improvement over anything on the market. Remember —all you have got to do is to collect 75c each from twelve different subscribers, either renewal subscriptions or new ones—mail us the $9.00 —and the next train will bring this wonderful’Combination Cook ing Utensil to you FREE. THE ATLANTA SEMLWEEKLY JOURNAL ATLANTA = - - = = GEORGIA .... ’ • , J DISAPPOINTED LBVER RUNS AMUCK 111 GAMP Nashville Private at Sevier Overpowered and Put in Straight Jacket CAMP SEVIER, Greenville. S. C„ Feb. 15.—Despondency over .disappointment in a love affair is believed by officers to have caused Private Lynn, of Nasn ville, a member of battery F. One Hun dred and Fifteenth artillery, to break ranks at a morning drill formation and run amuck among the soldiers of the company and regimental streets, cry ing and threatening to kill all with whom he came in contact. The fact that no arms were used at this formation probably prevented serious injuries, in the opinion of officers. However, no one was hurt and Lynn was shortly over powered and sent to the base hospital in a straight-jacket.. Two Georgians Die With Gen. Pershing’s . Expeditionary Army WASHINGTON; Feb 16—General Pershing today reported the following deaths from pneumonia: Civilian Employe Arthur S. Ford, sis ter. Lucile M. Hopkips, 1400 London street, Brunswick, Ga. * Civilian Employe Arthur Fields, aunt, Carrie O’Connor, 1206 Ellis street, Brunswick, Ga Private James N. Ellis, 1615 Bran don avenue. Knoxville, Tenn. A Perfect Baby To possess a literally perfect child is by no means impossible. 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Cooper, took the stump in my behalf in the recent gubernatorial race. “Under these circumstances you are authorized to state, whenever and wherever you desire, that I am not taking any active stand toward the backing of any candidates. “I do not think that the people of Georgia elected me governor for the purpose of dictating to them as to whom they should select for the sen ate. I have got my hands full if I look after the duties of the chief execu tive's office, and I am certainly not going to run, or undertake to direct the people of Georgia whom they should select, for th< senate." Governor Dorsey stated Saturday in Atlanta that he did not expect his let ter to get into the newspapers, but since it had, he was glad to reiterate Ms attitude as defined therein. urally makes for infinitely less pain and danger at the crisis. Write jto The Bradfield Regulator Co., Dept. 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Many persons report they are deriving gen uine relief from ca- ti gk t:rrh of the bead, nose and throat, catarrhal Ceafness, roaring and buzzing in the cars, ca tarrhal headache, bronchial irritation, asthma and similar miseries. There may be some doubt in your mind that it can be so easily done when the case is an old chronic one. but you can satisfy yourself i S z"" <>nic medicated cigarettes with but small ex pense by sending jour name and address to Dr. J. W. Blosser, Box 2166, ' Atlanta. Ga. I For ten cents to. cover cost of postage! and handling be will send you some of the Remedy for smoking In a 1 ipe, a neat lit tle pipe, and also sc < month’s supply, either form, one dollar). Write him without delay, as the sootier you write the sooner you will receive relief.—(Advt.) 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