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SHERIFF ISSUES
 A PROCLAMATION
CARRIES OUT GENERAL PLEA FOR THE CONSERVATION OF ALL
 FOODSTUFFS.
People Must Rigdly Economize in Order That the War May Be Fought 10 a Successful Conclusion.

In keeping win general movement from Washnetou relative to bringing before all the people o1 the nation the importance lf lo.d conservation. in order that there may be saved every thing that miqh, be saved that the supply may be greater for the men Nho are dong soldier duty at the front Sher.tl Brad Q Smi h sester day issued the following proclamation to the people of Garland county
 The Proclamation.
 Tho president of tho United States having declared that the supreme test -f our naj Il has come. and having asked for the earnest suppor or oar people in tle prosecution of the war which now our war. deem it my duty 10 caution an c,uzens against the waste ot fo q. and to adv SC that the utmost on ms be exercised in che consum Of products or wheat and oi ali other Ioad=oHs
 The gravity of lhe situation which makes imperative a rigid husbaudlng of the worlds food supply is set f rth in the follow ne plea lf Herbert C.. Hoover chairman of rhe American Commission ar Keller in Bel-lum. and recently appointed head O. the Amar. can Food Board
 lHr allies cannot fight without D cd 0u enemies are ea .eu |. ing that Amerea Hul ia 10 supply them and that they Ail need Co sue n.
 The tc'aI st.c6 ot food oday available in the allied world s n t suf.cenf to last m Il September. if America continues e present rate of mptIon We are now face 10 face win rhe result Of Hsr year., poor harvest the djsarsl D o. manDoWcr from asreg lure aH over rho world. the Hnaa.lu1 efforts -f -he European "men 'o plan. aa ao.r fields uuN tbo Isolation 0, Russia .be -mkua or food ships and mane other oauses
 .Enaaua Fran q and Italy are re- dueu. consumption by drastic -tens. but even with al this reduction they mHs uarr from u- during the next three months m re tha twice as much food as we h.aid have exported n.e- maIls or han Ue can send if we con- sume as U-.a. The u.y hope of pro. Fdus tae deficiency i4 the nina. uon Q. "as q and actual and r.4orou- self r.n.r on rbe part Q, rhe Amerl can people
 Thus. .y .he exercise O.. patr tic
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HARD WORK FoR WOMEN.

It is question if women doinc mems work deserve particular sym. pa'hy fer if is d1u5tf1l f. there is any work tha, Is harder than every day houseV TX. Oyerworb tells on the Kidneys and when the Kidneys are affected one looks and feels oder than the actual years Mrs. A. G We.i7 R. R. 5. Rocky Mount \. C.. writes "l cannot praise Foley Kd- ney Pills euou-h for the wonderful benefit I have derived from their use for short while '--A C. Jennings.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Notice .a hersoy s-von Chat the firm formerly operating as Kloa.he q 70 is dissolved and he 1u4ue-- in the t- ture will 5e operated by Y. C Nerueux All outstanding debts are assumed by V. C. Neueux. who vii pay all oblieatjon- and 70 whom all sum due Kloe.he X Co should be paid
 " q. NERNEIN.
 JOHN NJ. kIOETHE.
 5.G.iN
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SAVE Sl5o

Make your Healue Remedy 8. home. Gcl 50c bottle or Paris Healine Ou add it 10 a pint of Hnseed oil and you have full pint of tha best healing remedy that money can h1y |. cure old sores. wounds. cuts and scratches Me sell it J. B Grove
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4 SPOONFUL GIVES RESULTS

When yoNr young cmDE do not grow and rhrise they need a tonic. B X Thomas Poultry Remedy is nat only rauio bot a specific for Bowel Trouble oape- aud other ohcs troubles. Get t today We sell it on tHs monos back pldu
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
SCHUWANN-HEINK
 SEEKS DAMAGES

ST. Louis. No. May l1-1Ime Sc1u- mann-Hnnk. the operate contralto to- dH fled suit for S9-.ooo acajn.t the lnted Railways of s. Log- for ju- m-.es sustained when tax.5ab in which she was r'dne wae struck 5y a ST. Louis street car on the night ot February 2@
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AMERICAN EAGLE.

Goe.stored stallion wit stand at my am for the season. Breeding fees. $1oo. 4. $ ALLEN, Phone 2s7o
 4l7 till 1-l7
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We nave m operation a circulating ar system throughout out plant, which prevents a f'y from lighting. The Pas. tsurlzed hllk Co., 8-11-b
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PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM co producer Of good goods only

Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream. All cream ice cream The Pasteurized MIX Co. Phone i5. 5.8tf
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SAFETY tRST-THEN CREDIT. CALL MerChants' Association 1107
 Advt. l-29.tt
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logan Berry ice Cream The Pas teurlrd 1lllh Co II-tf
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Logan Berry lee Cream The Pas ter-led NuE Co 5l-tf
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VT Non' or 1aleI HoT SPRINGS RIDING HAslT co Sus Cottage St. phons 50l
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Dr A. w. Borrow

osTEoPATH AND PHYSICIAN. sumpter-Little Bldg, 6fo Central Ave. Office hours. 9 Co 12 and 2 to 8. Ap- pointments by day and night.
 Phones: Office 273. Residence f06.
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RIDING HABITS

For Rent or sals'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
Millions Use I
TO STOP A COLD
"Pape's Cold Compound"
ends severe colds or
grippe in few hours.

Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either in the head. chest. body or
limbs
II promptly opens clogged-up nos
uils and air passages in the head
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache. dullness
feverishness. sore throat. sneezing
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing
and snuiiling! Ease your throbbine
headl Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only Is cent.
at any drug store. il acts withou,
assistance, tastes nice. causes no in.
convenience BE sure you get the
senuine-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
How IEcon omize

Nv pet economy is health An ounce
of prevention is worth a quart OF dos
tors medicine. We wear good, medium
priced underwear and stockings suited
to the season. These are made to last
a long time by care in washing. dry
ing and mending, placing a patch or
darn over a thin place Just before a
hole appears When the undergar-
inen,s are past further wear. the good
parts are saved for patches. the thin
parts laid neatly together and stitched
into wash cloths. dishcloths. mops. etc.
Legs Of wornout stockings ! use for
patches for other stockings or io-
partly worn knees Of pants Gut into
convenient Sizes and made up they are
good holders and dust cloths. These
latter are 4 great saving OF dish tow
els and aprons We wear rubbers III
wet or snowy weather. saving, shoes
health and possibly loss OF time.
We rise carly and meals are served a,
regular hours. another economy OF
time
buy at bargain counters need oi
the article in the near future and quail
ity considered rather than price. In
this way | save at least a third on food
and clothing.
We use fruits and vegetables in their
season when they are plentiful. there.
fore cheaper.
Prunes soaked over night will re.
qu,re only short time TO cook aDt
only a sprinkle OF sugar. Dried peache,
are much improved by soaking in soda
water for an hour or two. when III,
skins can be rubbed off; rinse ant
stew; these need only a sprinkle Of SUI
gar,
Cranberries are greatly improved b,
using one-half teaspoon Of soda TO 4
quart and need only half as much su
gar. Oleomargarine is preferred fol
its flavor and the difference in price
| always keep my eyes and cars oper
for new recipes Of easily digested. easil,
prepared. medium priced foods-keen
ing in mind always the we'll bakn
rations.
Fresh bread, hot rolls and friln food,
are almost entirely eschewed, becaus,
OF their indigestibility. another econom,
on butter and frying material
| ] find II economy 10 keep butter in ,
cool place; TO keep bread in its wake,
paper or tin box to clear the table i'm
nediately after meals; TO early uair
children to regular habits Of rising. cat
ing and working; to take time to plai
work q little ahead; to have each sea
sons clothing in readiness a few week,
before they are needed; TO plan YOU
work, then work your plan.
MRS. W. T. S.
Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
Senate Indorses
Wilson Peace Note

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-After three
days OF spirited debate touching n,erna-
tonal relations Of the United States the
senate has adopted a resolution stating
that the senate approves and strong
y indorscs the request by the presi.
dent IN the diplomatic notes of Decem-
ber Is to the nations now engaged IL
war that those nations state the terms
upon which reace might be discussed"
The resolution was approved last
night by vote OF ~ to u, ten republi-
cans joining the majority, I, was Of.
tered by Senator Jones, republican, as
a substitute for the original resolu-
,,on OF Senator Hitchcock which re-
publican senator's declared carried in
dorsement Of the entire vote.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
German Leaders
Hold Conference

VIENNA, Jan. 6.--An important con
ference was held at the field camp OF
the German emperor. Thursday. Field
Marshal Archduke Frederick of Aus.
tri1 commander in chief of the armies
OF the dual monarchy, and Field Mar
shall Conrad Won Hoetzendorff, chief o
the Austrian general staff, made a spe.
cia and hasty visit to the headquarter,
and took luncheon with Emperor vii.
liam.
Others present at the conference wer,
Crown Prince Boris Of Bulgaria; Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg. chief of III,
German imperial general staff. anc
Quartermaster General Won Ludcndorif
The German emperor bestowed tn,
oak leaves Of the Pour lie Meri,e OF
Archduke Frederick.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
Greek Reservists
Now Hold Power

LONDON, Jan. o.-News dispatches
from Athens depict the situation there
as threatening Tor the entente and as
sert that power is passing into the
hands OF the reservists who are expect.
ed to break out again as on December
!. Most Of these dispatches have ar
rived by way OF Syria and are more
than week old but the Morning Posts 5
correspondent. under date OF January
), claims that the position in the Greek
capital then was such as to indicate
the Athens government is mcditatng
some desperate stroke.
A dispatch to the Times from Piraeus
dated December 81. says tha, the real
key TO the situation is the military po-
sition in Macedonia. According to this
story King Constantine has received
discouraging news from beyond Monas-
tr to the effect that Field Marshal Won
Mackensen considered it impossible to
move on Monastir before another two
months at the earliest. The Greek gov
eriimen, realizes. therefore. says the dis
patch, that II IL broke with the entente
il would have TO support the struggle
alone,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
BRIGHT PROSPECT
FOR NEW TOWN
IN OIL DISTRICT
Tuesday, Jan. 9th, Marks
Opening Of New Rail
road Town.
OPPORTUNITIES
GALORE
Wonderful Growth of New
Town Expected by Men.
Of Experience in Oil.

New Healdton will be the best town
ever built" said Jake L. Hamon to-
day, and ] can say with degree OF
pride that no man ever bought a town
lot from me and lost mosaey on his in
vestment There is necessity for a
town at New Healdton. the oil fields
need railway transportation and that
road is being builr by myself and asso.
ciates. The steel is on the ground ant
two miles of road including the tracl
have been completed. Between 100 ant
dO teams are engaged in doing thi,
grading work and electric motor car,
will make regular trips between thi,
new town and Ardmore before the mid
die Of the winter. The Heaidton al
fields need railway town 10 suppl,
its operators with material and il,
workmen with their supplies and tha
demand will be met in New Healdton.
Mr. Hamon who is one Of the larscs
oil operators in the state is taking 9
special pride in his new town; ever,
opportunity will be given those who in
vest in his property. There will be bi,
profits in this city that will grow to fiv,
thousand people the first month. Score,
of merchants and workmen are nov
camped upon the townsite waiting 70,
the opening date. Tuesday. January 9
Before the sun sets on the opening da,
foundations will have been laid for a,
many as one hundred busine,, house,
and for hundreds OF homes. That viii
be an inspiring sight. New Healdto,
will build into city more quickly thar
any other oil town in the state has bull
and that is saying a great deal.
Healdton oil fields have given uI
more fortunes TO men than any othe
oil area in the state and other an,
greater fortunes will be made here
Those on the ground can see these op
portuni,ies while those who do not hav,
the courage TO break away from Of,
surroundings and old environments ca,
not A very little money and plenty o
pep and will power are the only capita
you need. There Is q chance here 70
every man who has iron in his bloc,
and who has the courage to take
chance. There will be from five TO
dozen men waiting for every house tha
Is built. Come and witness the creates
energy you ever saw displayed before
The opening date is Tuesday. Janu
ary g. New Healdton Is N miles nortl
and west Of Ardmore. Terms off sal
20 percent down and 10 petten, month
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
.SELbY AGAINST
BEAuMAN BILL
Would Hamper Prosecution Of
Bootleggers, He Says

The proposition Of making a boot
legger's customer equally guilty OF vio-
lating the prohibitory law as the boot
logger himself. submitted to the state
senate in the form Of bill yesterday
by Senator Frank Beauman. would
hamper prosecutions, In the opinion oi
Charles h. Selby. county attorney.
Selby believes that the best, and fre-
quently the only source Of evidence
against the bootIegger would he taken
from prosecutors by this proposed
enactment.
III a purchaser knew tina, he ran the
risk Of being sent TO Jail for admitting
that he bought whisky or beer, he would
never go to the witness stand and tell
the truth. unless forced TO do so," NJ
Selby said. "lnstead Of helping thu
measure would make II harder to oh.
tain bootlegging cor victions."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
Wilson for Normal
School Districts

Governor Williams recommendation
for legislation which will confine nor
NAL school work strictly to norma
courses and require attendance Of stu.
dents at the school in the district in
which they live. was indorsed th;,
morning by State Superintendent r. II
Wilson
The board Of education passed such
a rule four years ago, but il has nc
authority to enforce il, BY all mean,
the governors recommendation on thi,
matter should he put into law" said
Superintendent Wilson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
10 Asoid DsndtuF

You DO not want = slow treatment
for itching scalp when hair 10 falling
and the dandrud germ Is killing the
hair roots. Delay mesns--no hair.
Get, n any drug store. a bottle Of
semo for 2Sc or' $l.W for extra large
sire. Use 1 directed, for !, does the
work quickly. II kills the dandru6
germ, ncurishes the hair roots and i'm
mediately stops itching scalp. I, is
. pure, reliable, antiseptic liquid. Il no,
greasy. 70 easy TO use and wifi no, stain.
soaps and shampoos are harmful. a.
they contain aIkali. The best thing 10
me Tor scalp irritations IL reno, for h
V saie and also inexpensive.
Tue = VI hsss Co, Cleveland, o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
BANDITS K|PNAP
AGED AMERICAN
u. S. Citizen and German Con-
sui Held for Ransom.

FL PASO, Texas, Jan 6.-Coniirma-
alton Of the report that German Consul
Vogcl of Colima, Mexico, is being held
for ransom BY bandits operating in that
state was contained in letter received
here by ,an American refugee from an
American consul in southwestern Mex
ico.
DIR. {. II Morril an American, IS
also being held for ransom by the ban
dts of Colima, the communication
stated. Doctor Morril is "a years old
and one of the wealthy residents OF
that state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
entire RUSSIAN
LINE ON SERETh
RIVER MENACED
Fall of BraiIa May Force SIavs
Into BeSSarabia,
Associated Press War Summary

Associated Press War Summary.
The capture Of Braila by Field Mar
Shal Won Mackenseu. his advance OF
Galat2, twelve miles north the clearing
! OF Dobrurja OF Russians and iur,hc~
successes in Moldava have brough, the
/ Rumanian situation 10 new phase.
Eastern Flank Weakened.
The Braila bridgehcad while not, it,
self an integral part OF the south line
held by the Russians, running north
westward from the Danube toward the
Moldayian frontier mountains iormel
an outlying defense Of that line on the
Danube end and its capture weakens
the eastern flank OF the south position
Galatz, likewise on the Danube, lie,
jus, behind the Sereth line and that
town now is menaccd by the Germano-
Bulgarian movement across the Dan
ube from Dobrudja. made possible by
the Russian evacuation OF the Province.
Northwest Line Not Holding.
II is not only here, however, that the
Sereth line is threatened teV d1pite a
tenacious defense 10y the Russians and
Rumanians, the line northwest beyond
the Buzeu river Is not holding well
against the Teutonc pressure, while the
efforts to keep the Teutons in check IN
the Moldayian frontier valleys is ap-
parently proving still less successful
A break in this line on the southerly
iron, would imperl the Modavian po-
sition while the piercing of the frontier
line, itself, not an apparent improba
bility, would endanger the entire line
running southwestward TO the Danube
withdrawal Feared.
In the circumstances commentators
in entente capitals are considering the
possibility OF the Russians being com
peled to abandon the line of the Serctt
and Withdraw to the Russian frontier
or beyond it TO Bessarabia
A Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam
quotes Berlin dispatches as saying that
work of ;epairing the damage in the
Rumanian oil districts has advanced
so far that some works may resume pro.
duction within few weeks.
Huge Stores Captured.
About two thousand carloads OF pc.
troleum are said to have been captured
al Campini and immense stores at Con.
Sanza The Standard refinery Al
Ploech,i IS ready to resume work al
once and the oil wells at Campani vii
be praducing again III about week,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06

Little Rock. Ark. but who said two
years ago he was jewcler in Chi
cago. entered police headquarters and
looking at MacAulay said he was the
same man who bought watch from
Baumann for Sl68 on Christmas eve,
1914 giving in payment counterfeit,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
GIRLS! WOMEN!
TAKE CASCAREIS
f CONST|PATED
They hven your liver and
bowels and clear your
complexion.
Don't stay headachy, bilious
with bad breath and
stomach sour.
Get q l0-cent box now.

Tonight surel Take Cascares and
enjoy the nicet, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced
CascareN will liven your liver and
clean your thirty feet Of bowels with.
out gripping. You will wake 10 feel.
ing grand. Your head will be clear
breath right. tongue clean, stomach,
sweet. eyes bright. ,atep elastic and
complexion rosy--they're wonderful
Get 4 l0.cent box now at any drug
store. Mothers can safely give a whole
Cascsret 10 children any time when
cross. feverish, bilious, tongue coated
or eonstipated--they are harmless =
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
Forger Suspect
Released on Bond

ST. LOUIS. Jan GA. p. MaoAulay
OF Toronto who was arrested here two
days ago on suspicion OF being we'll
known check forger was released on
$1,000 bond yesterday. He insisted
that his arrest is a mistake.
Before MacAulay was released Mar
tin Baumann, a farmer living near
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
Major Lutz Dies
at Post Hospital

LAREDO, Texas, Jan, 6--Major
William J Lutr, commander OF the
Third battalion Of the Ninth United
States infantry, suffered on attack Of
paralysis Friday and died at the pos,
hospital last night withou, regainins
consciousness,
Major Lutf leaves a wife and young
son.
The body will be sent to his old
home in Lafayette, lnA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06

500 travellers check on the CanadiaA
Bank Of Commerce, Toronto. y
Seven employees Of two department
stores had previously identified Mac
Anlay as the man who offered them
500 travellers checks on Toronto
bank.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
$29, 10000 Bill
Ready for House

WASHINGTON. Jan. o-The an.
nual river and hsrbor bill carrying 50
10000 for continuing old projects and
$lOOW,W0 - initial cost Of new work
was completed In committee today and
10 ready to be reported to the house.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
nofR CRAPS POWDERS
BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN

~ rsssisssss * s. q msshsF, hays fcysa ne.h:r
feve!loaNees.. stomach troubles and bowel D.
!SeulAsltisq fvom which children susfsr dur.
~ eeees aays Thee powders are sasy AND
iesefpllsAsd ~ thSlr uss. Upsd BY mothsrs
~ g lsaf. ecld by druggists everywhere.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-06
CarrarHa Forbids
Killing Captives

MEXICO CITY, Jan & - General
Obregon. the minister OF war, last nigh,
issued an order that common soldiers
captured by government troops in the
campaigns against bandits and rebels
arc not to be executcd
Evening journal., 1917-11-24
Miss Marion !. Coop, San
Diego Teacher, Wins
Prize Offered BY News
paper Enterprise Asso-
citation

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Nov 23.-"I am
simply overwhelmed at the knowledge
that my slogan has won out in the big
contest said Miss Coop here today
when Informed that tho judges in the
nationwide slogan contest of the News
paper Enterprise Association had piac-
ed their stamp Of approval upon her
contribution, "and I'm terribly. horribly
fussedf
Il just sat down and tried 70 think
what we are really nghtne for-what
the war really means. and these. words
seemed 10 express 10 most comnrehen
siyelv
Il am sure n each one Of us will do
his or her part IN this great war. keep
ing IN mind the ideal Of Frcedomi For
all Foreverl tho war VII not have
been In vain
over 2000 slogans were submitted IN
the southern California contest con
Quoted by The san Diego sun, In which
Miss Coop's was adiudged the local win
ncr.
The judges found IL no easy task 20
select the slogan 10 be entered for san
Diego. IN the Newspaper Enterprise As
sociati0n contest
After careful deliberation they award
ed the prize 10 Miss Coop.
The judges were thoreughly repre-
sentative Of The war spirit. each being
prominent IN local war work affairs.
Evening journal., 1917-11-24
ITALIANS HOLD PIAVE LINES
DESPITE GERMAN GATHERING
BY the rniied Pros

BY the United Press
WITH THE ITALIAN. ARMIES. Nov
2t.-The battle upon which the fate
Of The Venetian plains may depend was
developing IN a fury Of concentrated
fire today. between the Brenta and the
Paive rivers Held fast everywhere
along The front by the magnificent Itai-
lon defense The German and Austrian
STATS were massing tremendous forces
at this point evidently having picked
o as tho key to the line.
Dispatches TO headquarters today re-
ported Withdrawal Of forces from half
"a dozen other points in the line for
dispatch here, where The enemy pat
emily plans an over,yhelmin~ assault
That the German and Austrian STATS
are by no means convinced Of their
..f.i.ts 60 u.O.t. ulr hur auu arc even
fearful of au enforced retreat when
British and French relnforcements shall
have arrived was indicated I'm reports
Of aviators iod1v. show'Dg That tho en-
emy Is already preparing o defense
HnIN- NH ta-N.ln. rheI. Iue
strongest sort OF defensca are being
constructed here.
New types of German guns made
fhe'r appearances IN the pivotal battle
between the Brenil and playc. Thcy