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SIX BELGIAN FAMILY LIVED IN m Knowing That Germans Were Not Far From Weede, His Home, Man Digs Hole-.-Lived in it Six Days. London.— Here Is an account of hi a •dventures by a Belgian from Weede, •rho escaped by parsing himself off u a German He speaks the German language. With h!» family he got safe I}' to Antwerp and thence to Kngland. "Hearing of the German atrec tles on all hands, and knowing that the Germans worn not far off.'' be said to day. "1. flits a pt.t. near my house large enough for me and my wife and chli- DARKENS GRAY HAIR Effect of Linuid 0-Ban Amaz ing—Harmless Don’t Cost Much. can turn gray, fnrletl. Htreaked with rray hair beautifully’ dark and luntrous almost ov,ernlKht if you'll ap ply, on retiring, plain liquid Q.Han to hair and scalp like a nhampoo, rub bing it in gently with the finger tips. Q-Ban don't Cost much to try, in harmlcNs, not sticky, delightful to uho, and darkens the hair ho nat molly and evenly that no one can tell It hau been applied. Although not a dye, Q-Ban arts on the hair rootH and produce A that soft, dark lueter and appearance of abundance to the hair which makes the hair so fascinating and attractive, beside* prevents dandruff. Itching scalp and falling hair. Auk your druggist for a bottle of Q-Bnn for darkening gray, faded or streaked hair. Big 7-oz. bottle only 50c at Frost's Pharmacy, 502 Broad St., Au gusta. Oh. Out of town people sup plied by mail. DR. J. B. PEACOCK Breeder of Registered DUROC-JERSEY HOGS. Cochran, Ga. Herd Boars: Defender’s Peacock 45479; Chief Orion 31157. Nothing shipped under three months old. Correspondence Solicited. SHARPE STOCK FARM Herndon, Ga. Breeders of Registered Duroc-Jer»ey and Yorkshire HOGS. Pigs, Shoats and Gilts for Sale. Communicate with ns and let us supply you. Safety First WHICHT nr* you looking for Bar gain Counter Glasses. nr, you willing to wear cheap glasses jusi beanuse they ara chsap, do you consent to having your ayaa tampered wnth at the rlak of their Permanent Injury. Then thla message la not for you. But If you value the Prarloua gift of alght. If you artah to romln It If you Appreciate skill, then It la for you. and you ara aaksd to coma whare Absolute Accuracy, In cor recting eye defect* Is p seed above every other Consideration We taka a* much Interest and pride In fitting glasses to the face as are do In fitting lanaea to rnn-rct defects, frame fitting la an art. you pet the heat here PROF. P. M. WHITMAN, Aealeted by Mr I* A. Wtliiame. Optometrists and opticians 214 Seventh Bt. Ketabllehed 1«S». Oil Heater*, Gasoline Stoves, Oil Stoves, Oil Cans, Wicks for Stoves, And Heaters. BOWEN BROS. HARDWARE. dren to move about In, and stocked It with what food we had left. It waa very little, for there had been a scar city of food for days past. Three loaves of staie bread and a sack ot apples was all we had. The apples I had picked off my tree in the gar ; den some days before. “The very first day wo occupied our pit a German cavalry patrol entered the village, and having taken all they could find to drink, departed. Tha next day, a whole division arrived. Wi sought shelter in our pit, and the con tinued presence of the German soldiery compelled us to remain there for days. Our bread was soon gone, and we were compelled to live on apples. In Hole Six Days. "For six day* wi re were in this mis erable position, and I began to feel very ill from weakness and pains brought about through eating the fruit. So bad was I the following day that I decided to give myself Up and see what I could do for my family, rather than watch them die of starvation. "With this intention I began to crawl towards the German lines, when f was ’net with the clm I lenge, "Hands up!" I w a V, v. '» a I I loi.ld h;i nlly * io so. An officer then came forward and be gan to question in* . As I could speak German fluently, I answered him in his own language, and he took me for on n of his own countrymen. Following him to a house, be asked me for my pa pers. I told him a story that I had lost them while trying to get away. Fortunately, he appeared to believe me. Left Alone. "Anyhow, instead of arresting and confining me somewhere, be left me alone, and I was able to go back and bring my family home. They pre sented a heart-breaking sight, being very ill-looking and dirty. My young er child was very bad indeed, and 1 wax afraid she would die. The offi cer I hove spoken of. still thinking I was a German, gave us some bread to eat, and we remained in our home wondering what would happen next. “Not bmg afterwards Home of the German soldiers broke into our rooms and seeing us with bread accused me of stealing It. One of them was about to run me through with a bayonet, when I shouted out In German that one of bis officers had given it to me. Still Taken for German. This fellow also thought I was a German and so spared my life. But this wah not all. Another half-drunk en German soldier got hold of me and compelled me to go with him. Ha broke into a bouse, the Inhabitants of which had fortunately fled. "Seeing there wns no one there, the Gorman soldier began to smash every thing be could hoc. and ordered me to do the same. In fear of losing my life at Ids hands. I was compelled to lo so, whereupon he gave me a cigar and laughed, saying: “Well done, country man; well done!” "We next went to a case, the terri fied patron of which was ordered to bring food and drink. My captor drank everything brought to him. and he whh soon drunk. This enabled me to es cape from his hands, and carefully avoiding any more of the Germans who were now moving away, I got back to my family. We decided to make for Malines and Antwerp, and after much suffering we managed to reach the last named place, where kind friends conveyed us to England. In England everyone has been most kind Urns.” DESTRUCTION OF ZEPPELIN NO. 5 01BUSS Cavalry Brigade With Horse Battery Sight German Air- Ship.--Is Finally Brought Down. Patroprad A Rusalan correspondent telle today the details of the destruc tion of Zeppeltn No. b. A liuaalan oav olr.v brigade with a horse battery was proceeding In marching order from vil lage near bo.d.ni, l u the dirso- Uon of suburb An the brigada woe approaching the frontier cordon a Herman urehlp wae seen steering aiiulght fifr the Kußslana from tha dl reclion of Mlava. As the commander of me buttery was at iliat moment with the chief of the division at the tall of the column fire was at once opened at Hits enticing target, but the shots ap pealed to fall short. the range was Increased, and at the third volley the airship began to assume a vertical Inclination. Thla, as was shown later, waa due to the breaking of •he stiblllaatrd- and rudder by our fire. However, the airship continued on Its coulee towards the Herman frontier though travelng slowly, and disappeared' leblnd a wood to the left of the bat tery Without losing a monisnt the guns Wire taken round the wood at a gallop and renewed then lire While they were oil their way the airship flung ' down bombs at them, but without success. It then directed a machine gun upon them but the bullets fell short, and did no damage. On# Volley. From the new- position only one vol le> was fired, as the dirigible now stop ped for a moment and then was carried hark hy the wind towards the south. Quickly the battery gal oped back to Its rn*i position Whence the slrshlp was fl ally disabled, and compelled to de scend wulhn three miles of the village oi Upovt-ts Heverst cavalry men. with Ibo senior off!, rr of the battery, were sent to receive tbs prlx, hut when they reai bed the airship they found they had been anticipated by a Cossack patrol, which seemed to have sprung out of th* ground. The prisoners laken were the commander of the Zeppelin, the raptaln of the airship Ivaitalton, Hruaner. Lieu tenant Withe in Hehltng. the mechanic and four soldiers. One officer and two lower giades somehow had time to hid* In the neighboring village, but were dis covered on tbs following day Lieutenant Raiding hid torn off hla officer s epaulets In order to conceal hla rank Two Wounded. Onlv one officer and soldier were wounded, bui the apparatus had been badly damaged In the air The rudder, propellers, bemoln* tubes motors, and etablltiaior had a.I eiWfened and the hull had been pierced In several places. Accwding to th* admissions of Cap tain Crustier th* airship was vitally In jured by our first dlschsrge, but Us dlrtglblUty was oompleisly destroyed by the fire from th* second position. When our artillery commander asked, "How could you de Veto steer so Impudently direct lor our battery?" Oruenar re plied that he had more than once been under cannon fir*, and had alwsye come out successfully. The hull was eventually blown up by th# Russian rsvalry. but a large number of trophies were carried off They In cluded an srmv flag with the name “Zeppelin Five" and ih* embroidered Prussian eagle Insignia of the order "Pour la Merits," two machine guns, a machine rifle, four motor#, many plans. REGULATE YOUR BOY/ELS AND STOP HEADACHES. COLDS, SOUR STOMACH Cascarets make you feel bully; they immediately cleanse and sweeten the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take ihe excess bile from the liver and carry off the rnr»«-« { *»ated waste CAR ETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP. maps, sketches, documents, photographic apparatus, and fovty signal rockets. Bombs Used. All the bombs had already been used. Some of them had been thrown on to Mlava Station where several Russian soldiers were killed by them. When the prisoners were escorted to the staff, and the senior officer of the battery learned thit Captain GTuener had no money with him, he there and then offered to lend him till the end of the war all that he had available, name ly. a hundred roubles. The Germans accepted the offer with thanks. He wished to give a receipt for the sum and was great y touched when he received the answer that Russian officers were not accustomed to lake such acknowl edgements from officers, even of the enemey. Captain Gmner, Indeed, shed tear| at this consideration. Not less affected wns the mechanic on receiving back a photograph of his wife whom he had married only a few weeks earlier. POPE COMFORTS 111 CHURCH Sends Letter to Archbishop. Serious Condition of Affairs and Exile of Clergy Reported at Vatican. Rome, 11:50 a. m. —Pope Benedict, writing under date of October 15, sent a paternal letter to the archbishop of A Queenly Complexion in a Few Days’ Time- a "J e “!!r, r s.cre. s Valeska Suratt, the Theatrical Star, Gives Some of the Secreis Which Have Made Her Famous for Her Self-Made Beauty. By Mlea Valeska Suratt. BEAUTY is more a matter of "skin” these days, than anything else. For this reason beauty Is more eaay to attain now that It has ever been before. Yet there ave millions of wom en who are postlvely making It hard for ttuKnaelvea, and I might say, too, that th# thousand and one preparations sold for the purpose of beautlfsdng the skin help to make It hard Instead of easy for the women themselves. The trouble is that the Ingredients are nearly all the same, and when you have tiled one you lave practically tried them all. lle sidee, a akin beautifying cream should be used more liberally than is usually [ >v flnKi; v V d W M r /f ■k.y j j ■ . M C SijgM "A Secret Whose Results Can Be Seen In Your Mirror In » Short Time." don*, tilt this Is expensive Th* regnlt is that th* avenge woman must pay « prior out of nil proportion to the effect produced. There Is on* formula which products most exquisite results In a very short time. There Is nothing which can equal li In this regard Mix on# tnUsspoonful of glycerine and one ounce of 111. ton. In a pint of water. This makes over a pint of the d-eam. many t’mee more than you would have to pay for prepared creams which fall to pro dure the result desired. In a short time yl u will find that every blemish and freikle. and a| muddiness and sallow news will disappear, to give way to an absolutely perfect tint, purity snd clear ness of ih* skin. The union* can he secured at any drug store. • * • MISS X You *rc fretting too much i* bn \i t thoss wrinkles. You c.in now tv at iM tured of making « wonderful diffor •no« In your appears nra in a short time, by using the following formula. It is peculiar that the deeper the winkles, the more remarkable seems to be the effect. It rounds out the face In n surprising way. You mix this at home in a few moments. To lialf • pint of hot water, add two tablespoonfuls of glycerine and two ounces of eptol. The creun that is formed should be used daily in liberal quantities You will find this not onlv far more economical than ths p**c|Htr«Hl i creams sold .but far more effective. In \ fact, in many cases I know the results have been almost unbelievable. , v ,- Look to us for the Newest Things in LADIES LEATHER HAND BAGS \V e deal in loath ", therefore are judges of genuine leather bags. Party Boxes, Dance Bags. Prices the lowest. See us. Augusta Trunk Factory 735 Broad Opposite Monument. fHE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. 1 matter and poison from the bowels. A fascaret tonight straightens you out by morning a 10-cent box from any druggist keeps your stomach reg ulated, Head clear and Liver and Bowels in fine condition for months. Don't f—"of 'be children. .Mexico comforting him and the Mex ican episr.o; cy in their distressing sit uation, in that they have been almost all forced into exile. The pontiff urged the Mexican clergy to trust in a better future and said he added his prayers to theirs for the triumph of the church and of justice, in the meanwhile he sent them money to aid priests who have been deprived of their possessions as well as to suc cor the congregation* driven from their homes. Serious Condition. Reports received at the Vatican de pict as serious the present condition of the Catholic church in Mexico. Ac cording to this information priests have been expelled from their dio ceses and exiled to Ver.. Cruz or to the United States; sacred images have been broken and trampled upon and churches have been used for harracks, stables and public dancing balls. Persecuting Church. Mexican leaders have not refrained from persecuting the church, accord ing to these reports to the Vatican. General Villa ordered the hanging of Jesuit Christian brothers and General Carranza ordered the confiscation of the property of the clergy. The vicar general of Mexico, under threat of pillage of the churches, was obliged to give up the administration of the arch diocese and the Catholic univer sity, the archbishopric and several Catholic colleges at Puebla were con verted Into barracks. ATMOSPHERE. "Going to the theatre again? Why, you saw that piece only the other night." “Yes; but not in my new frock.”— Fliegende Blaetter. INEZ P. T.—No matter how hard you scrub the scalp and what kind of soap you use, you will never be able to re move dandruff. A teaspoonful of eggol in half a cup of hot water has a pecu liar chemical action. In that it dissolves all fatty accumulations and dandruff scales. As a bead-wash and shampoo it simply has no equal. The lathcftr Is wonderfully rich and It leaves the hair easy to do up. Enough eggol for about a dozen of these splendid head-w'ashes can he secured at any drug store at a moderate price. • • • WORTHY. Constant hair-falling means early baldness. You can prevent it quickly and absolutely. Hair tonics are of very little, if any, value, against this conditon. A mixture of one ounce of beta-quinol with a half pint of water and a half pint of alcohol, or a full pint of bay rum Instead If desired will when liberally used do In a short time all that you have tried to do for many months past. This gives Intense nourishment to the hair roots, gives wonderful life and vigor to hair, stops dandruff com pletely and you will no longer find hand fuls of hair coming out at every comb ing. Try It by all means. This makes the most economical and effective hair treatment known. see i MISS L M. T.—Steaming the face Is never successful against blackheads. Dieting will do no good. It is also Im possible to pinch out aJI the tiny black heads, but you may remove them ail in a few moments, much to your surprise, by simply springing a little neroxtn on a hot wot spongtg and rubbing the black heads with it You will find that tha blackheads have entirely vanished, even to the most minute ones This is a formula wi/rth remembering and using. It never fails. set DBBORAHG&.—Dissolving away su perfluous or wild hairs is the only way to remove them. You simply Injure the skin by using the burning depilatories usually sold. H.\ using simple sulfo so lution the hair is complete y and thor oughly dissolved away, no mark or red spot is left, and no one can tell you have used anything for removing su perfluous hair. No matter how stiff, er soft, how heavy or light the hair, or whether the skin is extremely sensitive or not. it removes the hair perfectly and in a few moments Your druggist will supply >ou with the simple sulfo solu tion. see WILLING If anything nan develop the bust this certainly should, ns it has been very successful in many cases, though of course you know* that devel opment cannot always tee assured. Add tw’o ounces of ruetone and half a cup of sugar to a half pint of cold water. Mix throughly and take two teaspoon fuls after each mini and at bedtime. I would not advise the use of tablets pi! s or mechanical instruments. The formula given shove is perfectly safe. see POPPY. Instead of having your arm* pits hot and wringing ..ut from exces sive perspiration, and having your gar ments faded and ruined in the bargain, you can stop It quickly and have the arm-pits as naturally fresh and dry ns the back of your hand if you will simply use by droll zed talc. This also destroys all perspiration and other body odors at once and is splendid for perspiring feet. PIANO LESSONS. BARRINGTON BRANCH Peabody Conservatory Piano diplo ma, 1909: subsequently studied in Berlin, Vienna and London with GABRILOVVITSCH, GODOWSKY, and MARK HAMBOURG. Telephone 6988. For the Home! —Lawn Grass, —Bulbs, —Onion Sets, Pearl, Bermu da, Red, White. —Turnips, all kinds, —Cabbage Plants, from 100 to 100,000, as wanted. ■—Other Garden Seeds Beets, Cabbage,Carrots, Collards, Chard, Let tuce, Kale, Mustard, Radish, Salsify. N. L. Willet Seed Co. AUGUSTA, GA. WHY NOT TRY $4.00 to $5.00 For Your Shoes and Feel You Can’t* Afford Such Prices Now, $3.00 to $3.50 Will Buy For You as Good, or Better Shoe Than You Formerly Bought at Four Dollars to Five We claim to sell better shoes for less money, and we’re ready to prove It. Bring us $3.00 or $3.50 in Uncle Sam’s coin and you’ll go home with a pair of shoes chock full of New York City style and brimming over with good workmanship and good leather. GUARANTEE SHOE CO. lOth and Broad B. A. DIAL COAL AND WOOD Telephones 25J, 2701 639 11th St SPECIAL INOTICE I buy building material in car load lots for cash, direct from South Georgia, which means’ a big sav ing to the owner. Get my estimate before awarding your contract. E. H. MOBLEY CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. No 4 I. A. Bank Building. Phone 2476. Before Shopping Read Herald Ads THE GUARANTEE If You’ve Been Paying SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8. if HI