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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-03
LEGISLATURE ID BE
 ASKED ID REMEDY CERTAIN STATE LAWS
Law Against Deceptive Ad- vertising Needs Revision, Says Representative of
 Pure Food Department

Montgomery, November 2.-(Special) Provisions of state laws, carrying severe punishment against person or firm guilty of deceptive advertising, are so camouflaged as to make them absolutely worthless and the legislature that meets in January will be asked to eliminate the word knowingly" and substitute an- other word or words according to J. M. Moore, of the pure food and drugs department of the state department of agriculture and industries. MT. Moore draws attention of the public to the in- ability of the state authorities to take action against those guilty of violating the food and drugs law because of the one word. knowingly in the laws.
 The statement of MT. Moore followed the seizure of 1sS bottles of patent medi- cine. labeled Texas Wonder" The state law was not strong enough to permit the seizure of the medicine. but the Mont gomery district attorney ordered the goods confiscated because it violated paragraph 3, section s, of the federal food and drugs law.
 Tt is fortunate for the consumers of the state that the federal government Is able to occasionally inquire into and re- fuse the sale of misbranded goods where state legislatures have failed to make proper provisions for their protection" said the statement of MT. Moore. While it is the general purpose of the state food and drugs laws to require all food and drugs offered on the markets of the state to be sold for what they are, to be sound, sanitary and to be free
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from injurious materials, the machinery provided in the laws for carrying into effect the purposes is inadequate
 WOULD BAR PATENT MEDICINE
 ''The Texas Wonder and other patent medicines which are offered on the mar kets of the state under deceptive labels could be refused sale on the 1uGr1ers of the state, in protection of the rights and of the health of our consuming pub lie, if the present food and drug laws contained a paragraph similar to para graph g. section S. of the federal food and drug laws as amended. This and other weakness in the food and drug laws will be called to the attention of the next legislature in January.
 (. If advertisements are so fla grant as to cause the people of the state to waste thousands of dollars and suffer the inconvenience of impaired health, the state is without proper authority to defend the rights of it's citizens While the states false advertising laws seemed to be designed to prevent false advertis- ing, one word. Knowingly, makes the entire provision camouflage.
 If case be filed against a pa.cnr medicine company or other parties, for deceptive advertising. the dependant com pany or other parties may go free after the plaintiffGas been challenged to prove that the offense was committed know ingly.
 "Will the allies let the Kaiser go free if he pleads that he thought God was with him in plunging the world into great war and that he did not know that unrestricted submarines would destroy the lives of innocent women and chill dren? Nol Before the eyes of the world they will apply the model statute and find that the Kaiser is guilty of decep- tion, of fraud-and of murder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-03
Hun Havoc in Chateau Thierrv

Luclen SWlIt hlrtIand, m LesIle s.
 About 200 of the Chateau Thierrians, mostly old men and old women, did not join the refugees when the Germans ap- preached. Down in their cellars they had lived through two bombardments with an endurance against terrors and dis tress which stood out in an even more astonishing light when we found them emerging cheerfully from underground patiently ready to save the remains ot their possessions. They said that there were never large German numbers quar- tered in the town. Their visitors had been members of footing parties.
 One footing squad had devoted it's eff forts to an investigation of the wine eel lars Chateau Thierry was a town of gentility. It was also a town of sound
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-03

The girl train announcers in the va rious railroad stations were quite shy at first at the sound of their own voices, but they have gained confidence and shouts.
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I've had her now fer about 10 week
 Why, Sam. the critter ain't vl more'n S0.n
 Well. s'posin' I keep her fer what
 owe rne?'
 Not by a jugfui! Tell you what IT though-keep her two weeks moreI you kin have her"
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Dr. CaldWell's Syrup Pepsin 7Ae PsDsaL Laxaape
Sold by Druggists Everywhere
 50 cts. (aas~~ss) $1.OO>
IAe Psz7sc4 Laxat1pe

Quickly correcs disprders of the intestinal tract, relieves the congestion and restores not maj regularity. It IS gentle in action and doas not gripe. A trial bottle can be obtained bD writing to Dr. ". B. Caldwell, 458 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-03
A Rural Compromise

From the Boston Transcript.
 vacationist. just returned. relates having overheard this bit>of bucolic dicn ering:
 Hiram, when are you goin' to pay me them 8 for pasturin' your heifer?
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.TJUST want to thank you for Dr. \ Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, Itis fine.j l use 1t for my baby, my husband and myself, and simply can't do without bottle of 1t in the house" {, (Fruzu b Caldwell env7rtten byN
 A MIs John ". Christensen, \
 Eas, Brigham City, Utah /
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which will not allow the repairing to conceal the evidence that the Hun had passed that way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
kNTE-ELECTlON RECESS OF CONGRESS NOW HAS
BEEN PREVENTED BY SENATE LACK OF QUORUM

publican members that the Democratic
plans could be carried out thus forcing
an adjournment Of the senate from day
to day.
Introduction Of resolutions hearing on
the proposals of the Central powers IL
expected tomorrow but in view OF the
power possessed by either party to force
an adjournment, no discussion OF the
resolutions is expected.
Because Of the situation In the senate.
Il was considered doubtful whether
house leaders would attempt passage
tomorrow Of mn. election recess resoiu-
ton, causing a continuation or the eN-
listing threc-day. recess schedule.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 9o.-Government
plans for turning out quantities or air
plains and results achieved through CO.
opcration Of manufacturers are general
IL commended In the report or CharlcS
E, Hughes on the aircraft investigator
"a be sent 10 President Wilson t"mor
row by Attorney-Gencral Gregory ana
made public then. a number or spccl' ic
acts and plans involved in the hs 'aSN
Of preparing the nation for warfare III
the air arc declared subject to crltic'Ni'''
but in the, light OF later developments
some OF these are held to he "1cnsaoIn'
, Officials who have beer In t"nch WIN
the investigation emphasized today 'ha'
this is no, to be interrupted as meaning
that blanket approval Of tho way IN
which the program has been carried OUT
is given. On the other hand. they Sa'u'
plenty OF evidence Of !nrftiriencF II,
manufacturing plants and waste OF
money and time Is presented, indicating
That the execution Of the government
plans might have been much better on
the part Of both government hHehc'eS
and contractors for airplhnes
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Pathetic Fate of
Little Jewish Girl
Who Loved Her Flag

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Police reserves
guarded housetops and fire escapes ~
Harlem today to prevent any outoreak
Of violence among thousands OF persons
watching the funeral cortege OF 70
year old Sadie Dillon. who killed horseit
Saturday because boys had stoned
small Jewish flag which she had d.s-
played in honor Of her brother. SERVING
With the American expeditionary forces.
The trouble which led to the glsI =
suicide started with the display or tihss
in tho block between Broadway ana
Amsterdam avenue on l25th street; as
tribute to the men who had enils'e1
from that neighhorhood. Residents OF
the block are said to have taken c3cePo
ton to the exhibition Of SadIe's n.tiJ
has from fire. esGePe on ,5o the fbs sT stars
and Stripes. After Il had hecn stoned
and 5eered and the girl herself, had e eeEh
struck by boys in the street. II is Shiu'
the flag was taken down.. The girl par,
ricadcd herself in her fathers store at,a
drank poison. When a patrolman oroks
into the shop she was found deaa' III"
beside her body lay note readinB;
i cannot see my flag Insulted. Goou-
bye ALL
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nrira1e conferences with tho entente
tre,n1ers. cabinet officers aud military
md naval officers III attendance upon
the council.
The official text Of the Austrian note.
which did not differ materially from 'hH
unofficial version. was made public to-
day IT the state department.. hut thor"
was no announcement Of I'll" r"'"lpt or
the communication finn Count An
Grassy % Secretary Lansing asking tho
secretary to use his good Offices win
tho President in behalf of Austria's
plea.
Nor would anyone admit knowledge
Of the extraordinary communication
from NJ. Tch!tChrrIn. the lHul"hcvik for
ciRn minister. az given IN cahl" dis
patches to-day. demanding the "rncu"'
ton by tho allied and American troops
OF "Alurrnnn. Archang"l and siberia.
As the state department has never
recognized eTSrn the existence of the
government of which NJ. TCh'tch"rln Is
n part. It IL not pr"hahlc that his note
will elicit a response.
II is regarded as quite certain thai
the Gerrnan-supportrd l!olshcrnk gov
rrnn1ent has been made very nervous lay
the impending collapse "f tn" military
party in Germany and Austria.
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HIIGHFS' AIRCRAFT REPORT WILL FIND
-. FLAWS; IS TO Be MADE PUBLIC TODAY

tho country generally seems now 10
blink ms been carried much 10" lar.
The G.rmans have only themselves 10
blame that these revelations cnraH ~ n
lime 90 unfortunate for German inter
eStS.
Tie topic was forced upon the House
nv strong bubble demand for light
upon tho circumstances OF what iS term
Cd German blackmnil in refusing To
ratiry an agreement drawn up for AN
equitable exchange CT prisoners unless
the British consent 10 so outside mat
subject and give guarantees against the
deportation vi Germans frnm China.
Cantniu Craig. \ member ri thc House
and himself an exchanged prisoner. tolr
with emotion Of his experiences end the
sights hn nad srrl III the prison camps.
Sir Gro.Eo Gave. H." home secretary.
gave authentic details "f wholesal c
deaths of British soldiers kept ragged.
starving and VcrminuuS and c"Inp-i!cd
10 WORK long hours IN salt mines and
under fire AT the front. contrary TO the
rules OF tlu Hague convention. beaten
and tortured and shot for petty or no
ofrcnses.
old parliamentary reporters shy they
have meyer seen such Il bitter and strong
feeling pervmic III" House Of Com
mons. And the sam" feeling mas infect
cd tho whole country. The only group
of members who held aIonf vas n hand
FIJI Of parif!sts who appear In object 10
any unpleasant words about Germany
moro than they object ia the war
The general nature Of the military
guarantees which the allies VIII TO-
QuIre has been outlined aS inc "cuPn,
lion of%str;ttcEiral German bases, as VOL
ms tho retirement Of the German army
IN it's own soil. Maritime guarantees are
considered equally important to Great
Britain. Their nature thus far IS only
speculative. but tho intcrnment or me
German submarines. if not the surrender
Of tho whole fleet appears 70 NC me
minimum terms which would satisfy Inc
british people. The sen is as 'innorlanl
as the land tn this nation. and IN" nhly
nojnts on which there IL consistent TucS-
Timing is what tho President means ny
Freedom of the seas. 80, 1850.
SuspjT,inn is the word which still sum-
n,ariZrs the public attitude toward INC
Central Powers nancurrrs. some" OF
rho most important papers believe mat
Germany and Austria are working TO-
turkeys position is not yet clear The
committee Of union and progress hPpat
entity Is still in tho saddle at Cons'an''-
nople. -. ~. o,d
Guard in Germany. Judging from the
German papers. appears II ne 10 drlFe a
wedge between President wilson ano thc
allies md To mako the President play tho
mart Of mediator, instead or beiliEer"nt.
Tho Frankfort TcltunE says:
..ie tho allies insist upon such dlsarm-
omcnt terms as to make further German
resistance impossible. not only Germany;
bu, no president WILSON, himself wouid
disappear from among tn" factors which
,rc decisive for the conclusion OF peace
Uia own position as world arol!er ue-
nends solely IN whether Gcrmnny's mill
tnr. nowrr at least Is worth So much
,%,, il cannot bc forced to surrender
Without the help Of the American
forces"
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RESENTMENT
Continued Prom Page one.)

tria assert it's rights as against the
Siavs and before President Wilson.
Commenting on Ludendorffs resigna-
ton. the Wcser Zeitung contrasts the
public mental poisc OF Germany unfa-
vorably to that Of France, which II says
never lost courage. even when the
enemy was at the gates of the capital.
while the German people. instead OF
shifting their bosoms for their own sins.
all are blaming each other"
The Austrian censor permitted the Ar
better Zeitung TO publish leading ed
itorial article violently denouncing tho
''puny" German kaiser. who preferred
10 see bitter humiliation inflicted on
his people rather than abdicate," argu-
ing that voluntary abdication would
have produced easier terms for an ar
mis,ice. The newspaper adds:
~ real emperor would rather proudly
ahdicatc before being branded by the
whole world as the man who caused
his nations humiliation"
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ANOTHER PEACE PLEA
Continued From Page one.)

expected that it would be dispatched
sad ~ Tho state department tH1t there
v.";,'j l." 49,. : ....cuuCcment Tonight
1t was undcrst ood that the President
intended to touch upon the steps that
Austria and Hungary have taken in the
direction OF releasing subject peoples
from political bondage. but that tho
Austrian Plea would be referred to tho
allied governments.
Tho administration was said 10 ho
well conylnr"d now that Austria already
viii for prac" IS simply tempered by Il
natural disposition to ger the best terms
possible short IF unconditional Surrcn-
der.
The report that County AndrasSy. the
new Austrian pr,mi"r. is about 70 sue
:,irectly 70 Italy fer p"Ccr on III" ground
that Italy Is AuStrIa's sole nntagOn-
iSt" is generally regarded rs c"nfirna>
tory OF the appa rcnuy hopeless stun
ton in tho dual empire. Since Italy
sol"mnly engaged with tho other en-
tent. powers rot q! mink" a Scparatc
pcar, ii Austria carries out this plan
It naturally would b" referred by Italy
"a the supr'In" war council.
There. was no official Information
here to-day "a 70 III" progress of the de-
l!ho-ationS Of he supreme war council
ard notice WIS taken Of the Reserved
attitude Of Tia" council in issuing cry
staisIn"ut& Th" inference is dra wn
that dotluil" policy has been agreed
upon 10 withhold all information regard
ing tho diy,'ueSinnS h"IUr" til" council
nf Tho grave liplnrHttr and military
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
CALL 100000 MEN OF
new DRAFT AGES IN
MONTH OF NOVEMBER

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3o.-Men OF the
now draft ages will first be mooilized
In large numbers early In November
under draft call now In preparation
at Provost Marshall General CroWder
office. 1t calls Tor the entrainment OF
more than 100000 men qualified for
general military service. They Will De
furnished in proportionate numbers by
every state in the Union.
Draft calls suspended during OCTOBER
because Of the influenza epidemic have
been renewed in sections where the cpl
dcmc has moderated. and cntrainment
Of all men under the October calls prob
ably will be completed before the No
vrmhor quota is started to the can'
comments.
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nm rlod that Mr.. Wilson has now
cast off the mask. His appeal Is no"
to pure craftsmanship. BY MS hc,'ona
(since he announced mat Poi'''c9
we're adjourncD he hnd oirchoy I'pn
statod hi. words: for he had already
;ntn-fcrcd for purely political reasons
IN the election contests IN Wisconsin
Illinois. Michigan and many o''E'
states. Now he openly by 1ornal an.
nounccmcnt rcrudiates oil pretense OF
nutting the public welfare anoFo
marty. Now he declares that TINS is
marty war. md that the Repuoicahs'
although he admits that they nav"
hecn Enthusiastically pro-war' are 10
no excluded from any share IN con-
trolling the war.-Fron Ar. Roosc-
yelts Address.
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IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Continued From Page one.)

What has heretofore lc"n largely r"nl-
cd hook uf r,in"r.s. md authentic stories
from truthful pH"rlc Of German bnrhar-
ulcs toward IL" inhabitants hn1c been
fluntlinG ont.
Finally. Yesterdays discussions In tho
Juuse OF ruinp!nnS Of the treatment or
hri,ish prisoners - said Ia have been
rhGut the las, straw hrrnk'nc the rack
Of the British paticnce--paticncc which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3o.-Plans for an
Adjournment Of congress- until after cleo
ton appeared tonight 10 have ncen
blocked by partisan conflict I'm tho SEN
ate.
less than q quorum OF the senate is IN
Washington tonight. and Repuhlican
leaders said they would exercise thelr
power tn prevent tho proposed recess 1T
order that tho senate may discuss
any developments in tho peace neSoue-
tions.
Democratic leaders were undcrstoon 70
be prepared 10 forcstall another oniorHaN
Of partisan debate ny making w.
- m quorum 1t was conceded by Re
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FIRE AT U. 8. PLANT.

BRISTOL. Va.-Tenn.. Oct. 30.-Fire
followed Ivy few explosions of minor
character. destroyed the chloride dis
tilling building ut the s3.00o,o0o govern
mcnt chemical plant Mt Kingsport. Tenn.
tonight. hut so far rs was reported. there
was no loss Of life. The damage was
estimated Mt more than 100000.
Tho origin Of the blaze has not bee
determined. according to the rather mea'
ger reports received here. First &C
counts said n number of persons had
been Injured ny the explosions, but this
later was denied. -
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Austrian Army Doomed
Continued From Page one.)

occupied San Giovanni III M"dua and arc
rapidly advancing on Scutari.'
An earlier official dispatch from
Rome said that NOR" than lou villages
aud towns hav" been liberated since tho
offensive began and thai III" Austrian
army corps on tn" lrf' had retired in
disorder. leaving behind war materials
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
Colored Man Dies Of
Spanish Influenza

Charles Swan. colored. aged % years.
married. rf ll3s Saint Charles street.
died In the North Wheeling hospital
This morning at 80 o'clock Of Span
ish Influenza. Ho was admitted 10 tho
institution yesterday.
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WANTED-Ageuts

lwATTHD-Three 5000 agents 70 cell
household necessities on tho install
nent plaA. Best Of goods and oest 81
commissions. We pay weekly. C.. +.
Adams Co., 1140-1142 Main st nr-lz-l
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FOR RENT

POE RENT-Good otr1ce and living
rooms on the second and third floors %:
the new Intelligencer building. 1905 and
1907 Market ST. Now ready for ocsu-
Fancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care lntc,li-
rencer ap-1T-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

IosT-Burlington watch. IS size. hunt
Ing case, Shriners emblem on front
lid, either in Benwood or McMechcn.
Reward for return. to DR.. ". B. Hart
wig. Bcnwood Bank Bldg. o-25-l
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RASEL. Oct. 30.-Dcputy Richard
Kalkhof declared at recent meeting
of the Crntrist party that he was able
10 affirm that Emperor William would
not cling TO the crown. but would abdi-
cate for Gcrmany's good. according TO
the Cologne Gazette.
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AMSTERDAM. Oct. 30.-"The Ger
man people shall be the freeSt people
in tho world"
This declaration was made by EN-
pcror William, in addressing the new
state secretary. October 81. according
To a Berlin dispatch printed in the Rhen-
ischr Westfaclische Zeitung of Essen.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRESS WELL AND SAVE MONEY.
IAR6E ASSORTMENT OF SLIGHT
Nv USED FINE OVERCOATS AND
SUITS AT GRHAT BARaArNS. GAS
SEII,, lo1s MARKET ST. ALSO BUY
SECOND HAND CLoTHfNG. o-l0-tl
PATENTS E: s;'f ;. ::: :5: s;
trademark litiFatioa. Booklet ira
II. y. Du11AR, HSSoat Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling. ". Va
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WANTED-To Buy Farm

wANrED-To buy farm Of 100 to $50
acres. Please state where situated
and price. Address B. Farm. care Of
Inte1ligencer. o--'-l
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described as very Cfll!C"l.
ITALIAN 1rEADQCARTRS ON THE
pIAvE, Oct. 3o-Austro-HunEarian
forces are retiring in the region cast or
Conerliano. They are leaving hchind
thnr, scattered along the roads to"aru
vit,or,o. scynn miles north OF C"nrgll-
ano and Sac!lc, further 10 the west
many big guns and munition wagons
ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS ON THE
plAVE. Oct 20---I Mnnday)-Ouring the
crossing Of the Piave by Itali"n ah"
! British troops nm Austrian hlp!ane "
| tackled mn Iialinn observation O"iIuh anu
a,,cmutcd to pass through it. Tho NJ
.onnt failed and tho enemy nirplanc be-
| cam, rr,anClcd in the ropes 81 the PAL
| loon. Roth tho hallon and the nirplanc
wore set on fire and tho burning mass
| drnppcd TO the ground in tn" region or
MnntcIlo. Neither the pilot Of the air
plane nor tho observers in tho oall"n
! were hurt.
| The CAPTURE Of Conc Glano by tho ltal-
| ians is important since that town is
the center Of five highways and also -
| situated on tho railway.
Tho city is being used AZ supply
| station for tho italians. From this cry
! m, Italians VIII be able 10 dominate
/
| MISC the enemy troops on the lower
Piave.
| Large number OF italian cavalry MISC
! have crossed the Pave. Tho position
| Of tho enemy forces on tho lower stream
! "a becoming Criticnl and they may Ia
| Cu: off.
The taking Of ConcGlann was Effected
hy Italian troops which crossed tho ~
| ave south of tho Nervcsa region MONDAY
/ night in the face Of an intcns" artlIiHrE
I Nrr They cut their way through ROADS
; barred by the barbcd wire and mnchine
! guns.
| wrrr seven cyclists who wore followed
| nv the Como infantry brigade. The lia!-
! !ans were mot by civliianS waving lIai-
! ian flags. ~,
Aviators are active. assisting the
Italian operations by rombnG artillery
TRANSPORT wagons in retreat.
! Tnurhiug demonstrations by the pnnu-
| lations Of rccapturcd towns are SAID 10
! hr occurring "r"rywh"r" as IN" l''i''tii
! troops march in.
VIENNA Tuesday. Oct. ?9.-In the
| Alamo basin on the eastern "hn OF ti'c
/ Italian mountain front. Austrian &c
= InchmentS were forced I" r'tlr" h"hnHS
/ hut elsewhere between tn" lirCnta ana
, thr Piavc tho fighting activity was NOT
. intcnse. according IL tho Statcnrnt 70
, night from tho Austr"-linnEaria ian head
| ulnrtorS The statement roads:
| For tho defenders Of Monte ASnlnne.
| N1nntr prrtica and Monte Snlarolo yes
irrdoy PASSED without large infantry on
| ,ra~nmcuis. In tho region OF Monte
Sriunnrn our troops r""tifled th"if 20
! SitIon. ..
were pressed hdrk. but other enemy
attacks against our positions In TINS
region broke down with heavy losses