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I became a nervous wreck thought that I simply could not ithout my coffee, All this time I was subject to frequent bi tacks, sometimes so severe keep in bed for several days “After being married, Husband begged me to leave off coffee for he feared that it had already hurt me almost beyond repair, so 1 resolved to make an effort to release myself from the hurtful habit. “1 began taking Postum, and for a few days felt the languid, tired feel: ing from the lack of the coffees drug, but 1 lik that answered for the breakfast bev- erage all right. “Finally I began to feel headed and had steadier nerves. live w ious at. as tc me Aft. like a new woman bilious attacks since I left off coffee.” Name giver by Postum Co, Creek. Mich. Read "The Road Wellville,’ In pkgs. Postum comes in two forms: Regular Postum-—must be boiled. 15e and 256c packages, Instant Postum-—is a soluble pow der. A teaspoonful dissolves quickly in a cup of hot water, and, with cream and sugar, makes a delicious bever | age Instantly, 30c and 60c tins, | The cost per cup of both kinds is | about the same, “There's a Reason” for Postum. «gold by Grocers. to well By FRANCIS M'CULLAGH, Internaticnal News Service. Petrograd.—1 had the fortune to ride with a Cossack detachment throughout the Manchurian and one of my old Cossack friends who was brought back to Petrograd, wounded, from Lemberg, has given me gomeé account of the engagements which took place near the capital, The Cossacks were three days in the first Russians to enter Lemberg “Our came,” said my Cossack friend the Austrians began to give our infantry. Then were let the enemy's broken rear and soon converted into a rout We heard them cry out ‘Die Kozaken! Die Koza good war Galician often saddle and were the turn “when io 3 1008e way on the retreat in terror, ken!’ Swept Like Straw. ‘The Hur but They h garian cavalry tried swept them hires like th we ad red inekets 184 ack women mandant of Leml 3 ude an eoxtr Prisoners a Puzzle What shall we do with « “At Coloujok we ment of the artillery and many ing the pursuit, we entered Hungar: Meets Big Obstacles. The Russian army in East under General Rennenkampff has been meeting terrible obstacles for the three of the these is the fortified camp in the alled Mazurian lake district of Ger man Poland. There are innumerable small lakes and the marshy ground between them is covered with forests Checked by Big German Force, The area is occupied by a German army of from 200,000 to 300,000 men, defeated a dotn and captured prisoners. Conti enen Prussia inst weeks {Ine #0 NAME YOUR BRAND; FRENCH'LL POUR IT | lordeaux.- vineyards around Bordeaux has begun and women and children anlded by refugees from Belgium and northern France, are taking the places of the men fighting at the front. The disposal of the wine is likely to be a problem, as about 20,000,000 bottles went to Germany each year, and In addition the spending power of the world will be diminished for some which menaces toward the north any movement in the direction of Koenigs- berg and toward the south all Russian attempts reach Thorn and Grau- denz, For to this reason General Rennen kampfl's army, after its first uncheck ed advance, could not proceed and it had retire for safety until a force could be brought up to the activities from the Mazurian lake camp, by which the progress of the Russians in East Was checked Changed Times In Russia. The case of Bourteseff, the Russian utionist, is a sign of the changed Russia and his return state of mind of many He told me to make reactionary opposition forget the hu people led, but to giv effort even to large E1op Prussia times in indi. cates the men he had re peace with the in. like him that turned ternal not because ndreds of of who are impris- img the direecti e an ional in ra in the country's AUSTRIANS IN PANIC AT FALL OF LEMBERG CAMILLO CIANFARRA rst Great Panic. survived; not an Many Die in Panic. \ ing of August 31 » train of by first de pot one hundred cars was made 1 the gend out ready authorities to but opened the rushed the followed. Children were trodden down ith people strapped to the refugees, as soon as the panic train were gates were giricken Wild crushed The crowd to SCenen women train left w support “On the afternoon of August 31 a 35. hour armistice was arranged, and 60, 000 buried. Nearly double that number of wounded were removed "On the morning of September 3 a general alarm was sounded the end. Every Austrian soldier fled without wn | cost of the war. falling off the Bordeaux brokers in. tend to make a strong effort to cap ture the big trade in sparkling hock and moselle heretofore done in the United States by Germany. Inciden- tally they hope to deprive champagne of some of its vogue, War prices on bird seed are sald to have reached a prohibitive rate. Ane other blow at the dove of peace! Escapes in Heat of Battle, Reports indicate it sometimes takes to kill a modern soldier, the New York World states Sergeant Fougere of France received eight bul let wounds, a broken arm and other in juries, and although shot in the calf, thigh and ankle, escaped being cap tured by Germans and limped ten miles to his regiment. Another French goldier #ix bullet three bayonet wounds and ig recovering. The French war office es two men are killed out hun dred hit. 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