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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29
ROut Of the AuStrianS

The victory just won by the tia.
lians over the Austrians is one OF
the most decisive Of the war. Au.
stria 5 long promised grand of
.fensive" has been turned into a re-
treat. The Rome dispatches tell
of enemy armies "cut to pieces, -
of the losses of the invaders run
nlng into hundreds of thousands.
and of vast war booty falling into
the hands of the Italians. 1t calls
for highest tributes to the valor of
the Italians and the French and
British assisting them. 1t also re-
fleets further credit upon the unity
of the allied command.
1t is a victory that is bound to
have great permanent effect in fa-
vOr Of the allied cause. If the enc
my had merely been brought to a
Standstill it would have been
enough to weaken his morale after
the extraordinary preparations he
made for drive; it would have
been enough to show the recovery
OF the Italians from their reverses
OF last fall. But the drive has been
much more than stopped; the in
vaders have been chased back in
confusion from such gains as they
had made. The Italians, confident
before, now have the added
strength of achievement; the spin
it of the victor. The Austrians
have the uphill task of fighting
against doubt of their strength
and with the defeat of their army
giving the most dangerous impet-
us to the spirit Of revolt at home.
The effect of the victory upon
the war situation as a whole will
be far-reaching. 1t completes the
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

Isl e animata festevOlmente. MOlte
case di commerce. e private abita-
ziOni hanno issato le bandiere del
le nazioni alleate: distinguemmo
lie nOstre che mel sole leggermente
velato parlavano al cuore-si pi-
angeva di tenerezza.
ALE ore , del pomeriggio, Fam
bia strada di downtown" era
gremita. Era gia un'onda nera
trapuntata di stendardi di ban
diere che ondeggiavano ritmica-
mente quasi e segnare il momento
di quel pOpolo in attesa. E nuova
folla sopravveniva, 81 cOnfondeva
in un solo palpito, in un solo pen
sierO segnando un pi1 vastO movi-
mento. Cost per pi1 tempo da O.
gni parte con iccessante motto, con
crescente entuSiaSmo. lie bande
attaccavano 81 'inni nazionali Ia
folla erOmpeva in una vera serra
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29
GIL ITALIANI VINCONO AN
CHE IN FRANCIA

ROMA, 28-I general Robilant
e Tarditi, che comandano lie nostre
truppe di spedizione in Francia,
hanno informato il generate Zup-
pelli, ministro della guerra, che lie
nostre truppe, dopo aver vigorosa-
mente contrattaccato i tedeSchi
mel settore di Rheims, hanno rioc-
cupato la vetta della montagna di
Bligny che era stata mOmentanea-
mente catturata dial nemico. [ no
stri non solo hanno ristabilito in
tegralmente la linea di battaglia,
ma hanno catturato numerosi pri-
gionieri.
II Bollettino francese del Mini
stero della Guerra esaIta I'energia
ed il vigore degli Italiani che com
battono in Francia. La stampa
della capitale unanime mel rico
noscere che 81 'Italiani sui fronte
occidentale 81 battono rivaleggian-
do col francesi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29
approvazioni e di giubilo.
DISCORSI

Fattasi un 20 di calma sorse
parlare il vice-presidente della ca
imera di commercio Mr.. H. Kline.
Iil quale con parola alata inneggi6
all Italia, al suoi grand uomini.
salute con espressione sincera il
grande martire ligure-Colombo-
ed a questo nome glorioso quella
massa di popolo composite di la
Voratori del braccio della mente
ruppe in una serra di ovazioni.
l. 'oratore continue esaltando le O.
pere compute dali Italia e sempre
per la liberia la civilta del popO-
il. Ed aggiunje che il Presidente
Wilson non tardera a mandare
truppe ALA fronte Italiana per af-
termare quanto grandi siano vim
coli dell'Italia dell America
Dopo di che present6 il Generate
con belle ed acconcie parole che
furOno accolte entusiasticamente
PARLA IL GENERALE
i quale accenna a voler parlare
IN inglese 81 scusa per la non cor
retta pronunzia, e dice con chiarez-
"a e con quella "veroa" oratorio
tutta sua-la parte principale pre-
sa dali Italia in questo immane
conHitto-La madre della civilta
e della giustizia. Egli dice, meri-
ia la riconoscenza dell Europa in
terra specialmente la gratitudine
della Francia verso fratelli no
STIR che Sprezzanti del pericolo 81
immOlarOno sull ll'altare della pa
trla per la sua salvezza. Z, CONT
nua dicendo: che la grande tradi-
zione dell 'antico italiano sc rim
verdita di una primavera improv-
visa. Senza munizioni in alcuni
giOrni tristi-alcume divisione han
no sconftto il nemicO tiranno Ian
ciando sassi esponendosi a sicuri
pericoE. E dopo di aver spiegato
nella sua parte pi1 saliente la po-
sizione della fronte di battaglia L
taliana del valore dell 'esercito g
della marina Italiana esaltandone
! sublimi atti d'eroismo continue
il suO elOquente discOrso in lingua
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29
UNA BASCHETTA DI "AMERI
CAN BEAUTIES"

Venne con gentle pensierO do
nata dali 'intelligente ragazzo Fl
lippo Cartisano di ami 5, fglio di
Rocco, il quale vestito da soldato
consegn6 al Generate le belle rose
con tanta grazia di salute che de-
st6 l'ammiraziOne del present., /
quail come un suol Uomo rupperO
in un vero delirio di applause, di
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

The Austrians wearing Italian
uniforms who tried to throw their
opponents into panic this time
have passed from earthly scenes.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29
L-EX-CZAR TRASFERITO A
MOSCA

Berna, Svizzera, 22-L' L'ex-Czar,
Nicholas Romanoff, e state trasfe-
rito a MOsca da Yekaterinburg, te-
mendosi che / partigiani del wee
chic regime avessero potuto orga-
nizzare la sua fuga per poi facili-
tare il suo ritorno sui trono.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

cOrpo musicale di Lilly, Pa, So
cieta Umberto di Savoia e corpo
musicale di Blairsville, Pa, Socie-
ia Di Benefcenza corpo musica-
lie di South Fork, Pa, Societa di
Benefcenza di Beaverdale, Pa, So
cieta San Antonio di Benefcenza
e SOcieta Abbruzzese di Windber,
Societa BerSaglieri La Marmora e
cOrpO musicale di Portage, Pa,
JOhnstown Military Band, Ninth
Ward Band, Coco Band, Societa
Unione Calabrese, Societa Frater-
na, SOcieta Aurora, Societa San
Vito, Societa Monte Albano, So
cieta Alba del Cilento. LIE quail 81
preparavano ad onorare dogma
mente, cOlui che nella sua spicca-
ia personalita, identifcava la loro
fede nella auspicata fortuna della
patria.
LA PARATA
D'avanti mezzo giorno la cittd
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

Now the Italian cavalry has an
opportunity to display its horse
manship in an effective manner.
This war has been too free from
dash and romance.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

camera di commercio per una con-
ferenza patriottica in qualita do
ratore ufficiale sui tema: II contri-
buto reso dali Italia in queSto mon
dale confitto.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29
L'ENTRATO AL TEATRO

Gia affollatO da un tempo da nu-
meroso popolo che metteva a du-
ra prova la pazienza degli agent
incaricati a mantenere sgombro il
passaggio. Appena entrato il cor
teo, la folla 81 agita, 81 apre, gil a.
GENT 81 sbracciano, spingono la
tiumana entra rimanendo i'm piedi
sin fuori la porta. lie Bande riat-
taccanO con cOncente melodia la
Star Spangled Banner" la Mar
cia Reale Italiana tutti 81 levana
in piedi mentre la tela del palco-
scenico 81 alza lentemente il Ge-
nerale Guglielmotti vien fatto Sc
gno da scroscianti applause al gri-
do di viva l'Italia ed il Generate
piangendo grida, ''Viva l'Italia e
l'America" gil applause, gil evvi-
va, gli'inni durano per circa mez-
z'Ora.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-29

di applause e grida di Evviva. Do
po che i marescialli di parata han
no messo in ordine / component le
lOro rispettive sOcieta che non flu
una lunga attesa-Essa maestosa
81 mosse marciando in perfett or
dine sflando dinanzi al Generate
che prese posto su di un 'elegante
automobile unto al Conte Saverio
Ranuzzi, Agent Consolare di Al
tOona, Pa, commosso salutava
component l'interminabile corteo
tigli della bella Italia, sui cui vol
to anneritO dial pesante e forte la
voro della miniera 81 leggeva l'e-
spressione del cuore vuotato al be-
ne della madre patria.
Qui la dimOstraziOne prese la sua
grandiOsita entusiastica. ST eleva-
rono in coro meraviglioso gil evvi-
va e la folla salutava plaudente
| 'erOe ufficiaIp
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PreZZO D'AbbOndmentO

Per le inserEiOni ed avvisi = paga-
mento rivolgersi direttamente al nOstrO
ufficiO DIAL manager Francesca BIamon-
te teIefonare per esso.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06

FOX SALE Ideal dairy IOca-
ton. about three miles from Car
rizozo. loo acres, fenced; plenty
of shallow water. Barn, corral
and house. 81, 600 down, easy
terms. Phone %. 1861.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06

It pays to get the best just
a. it pays to plant the best seed.
The more abundant result offsets
the first seeming saving in cost.
An article cannot do more than
It's quality permits. We handle
the best. Kelley Il Son.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06
New Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Pattee Of
Roswell. pr%oprietors of the
Sweet Shop Confectionery,
have been added to our gradual
Nv increasing list Of residents.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06
Notice

| am still buying iron, metals.
rubber and rags. | will pay cash
for same at my store until Dec
10th. julius Riser.
1l-22-3t'
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06
Vulcanize! VuIeanize!!

We are prepared 20 Wulcauile
your castings in first class style.
Bring them to as. Our vulcan
ing process is sure and certain.
n. B. Taylor a Sons. ll-l5-tf.
Home made sour kraut az
Patty a Hobbs. We provide
Homestead Flour. So. 90: Corn.
81 lO, Bran 50. 10, Chops, 81 10;
shorts, 81. 20: Mixed chicken
feed 81. 80 per cwt. Humphrey
Bros.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06
Furs! Furs! Furs

We pay the highest market
prices for Furs.
CarrizoZo Trading Co.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06

Ask about our 1918 crop Of
pink beans in sack lots. They
are exceptionally fine. Patty &
Hobbs We provide.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06
Wont ON TO Sncnrro

Clement Hightower and son
Creel, passed through here last
Tuesday on their way from Hon
DO to Socorro.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06

H.. p. Clark Of Glencoe. was
a business visitor for several
days this week and gave the
Outlook a friendly call.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06

To buy the cheaper article, is
TO secure monetary economy,
founded not on future benefits,
but on the dollar retained at the
time of purchase, See us for
the best goods that our market
affords. Kelley & Son.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06
Carl Kahler Entertains

Carl Kahler entertained the
9Th grade at the home Of his
aunt, Mrs. K. f.. Hoffman last
Tuesday night. The young folks
spent the evening in an enjoy
able fashion, during which time
refreshments were served.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06
Over From Captain

Col. Neil H. Bigger of the
Captain Mountaineer, was a bus
mess visitor in town Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06

Get a box of the Best Pears in
the World for Christmas at Patty
n Hobbs. We provide.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06

Compro Liberty Bonds del
primero, segundo, tercero o
cuarto prestamo. Cualquier can
tidad Ira O. Wetmore, CARR
zozo. N. M. ll224t*
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06
Powell Ranch Sold

to Spence and Claunch. Mr..
Powell expects to leave shortly
for his old nome in Texas.
DO YOU know our meats are
tender? Especially the 0
MEATSl Patty q Hobbs. We
provide.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-12-06

FOR SALE-Nic home made
comfort, ~. rs. Feather pillows,
soc per pound. One dresser, $40.
Phone %. II g..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-31
Grange Nezvs
East Somerset Pomona

East Somerset Pomona Grange viii
meet at ST. Adams Wednesday. Feb. sth
i"s' The following program has been
arranged; Address of welcome: resnonse
ny H. j. Goodrich Of Hartland Grange.
quotations from the ritual: topics for dis
cussion. as follows: can ApricuI,ur>
pc successfully Carried on Here With
"ut some Form OF Animal Industryy'.
opened ny c. III. Crawford of Dexter.
men OFFERS Greater Inducements FOR
iECht' the Pure-Bred Dairy Cow or tho
l1ish-Grade Cow, Under Average Farm
Cohdlt!ons? 10 be opened by A +.
ffowes OF Palmyra; Some Essentials on
me Breeding and Care Of the Pure RreJ
ANIMALS IN General opened by II. A.
fucker of the Department of Aericul-
ture; can the Raising Of Beef be MAZDA
lfohtaole under average Farm Condi-
tons in This Section ?" opened nv wa
liam B!aisdell; What Breeds Offer tha
Most Inducements for Profit. l~nd.r
Average Farm Conditions, Here at This
Time, Beef or Milk?' This question to
De considered in discussion; question bo,.
- Adams Grange will furnish q nr..
gram in the afternoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Wallace Reid in "Rimrock Jones' at
johnson Opera House Today
"Fightine Trail" Also Shown.

"Rmrock Jones'" the picture now
playing at the Johnson Opera House
introducing Wallace Reid as PFC
turesque figure in the copper mining
district Of Arizona. This picture was
made from the story by Dane Coolidge,
the scenario by Harvey +. Thew and
Frank Y. Finnegan. The production
was directed ny Donald Crisp. While
utterly different from anything Wallace
Reid has done, "Rimrock Jones" re-
fleets the vital life and characteristics
Of 4 certain section Of the Great West.
The splendid cast chosen to support
Mr.. Reid in "Rimrock Jones" includes
Ann Little. Charles Ogle, Paul Hurst,
Guy Oliver, Ernest JOY and other we'll
known screen players. Miss Little par
ticularly has added more than n little
10 the success Of the production as
Mary Fortune, the girl sten0grapher
who saves Rimrock's mine and stands
vaiiantly by when all seems dark and
hopeless. Needless to say. u happy
ending has been supplied and the
photoplay winds up most satisfactorily
even for the most exacting taste.
The "kighting Trail is also show
ing and is probably the best serial ever
filmed. Two shows. go and 100
Come early, Marguerite Clark In
Seven Swans tomorrow.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-31
A Mothers Suggestions.

Editor Letter Box:
Gentlemen: Will you allow me to
say few words in your: paper? l am
helping the Red Cross ,Yhat I can in
knitting and believe they are doing q
great work, but why do they or any
one else send cigarettes to our boys
over There" The mothers OF this
country are patriotic and for their
country will give up their boys to its
service, hut the thought OF their
boys whom they have taught to let to
bacco alone in all its forms, because il
IS poison, being furnished with this
lOison by charitable and other organi-
cations, and coming back, if they come
at all with this filthy habit nxed or
them, is very bitter. l have boys who
will soon be old enough to go. and for
Our Country" I am willing to risk
their lives. but not their souls.
have been wondering also what be-
comes of all the Old knitted garments
sent over There" sweaters socks
and SO forth? If these could DC
clcansed and raveled, much WOODEN
yarn would be saved from them which
could be used over. and stockings could
be rcfooted. T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-31
FOUND FROZEN
IN HIS HOME

Bangor, Me. Jan. 30.-Charles p.
| Leighton. so years old. living alone on
his farm a few miles out. was found
dead and his body frozen in his house
Tuesday by neighbors who had seen no
signs of life about the place and brok :
Ell in. Investigation by the medical
examiner. DR.. f. T. Nealey showed
that leighton had been kicked in the
abdomen by his horse Monday after
noon but had been able to reach the
house and lay down upon a couch.
Death was due to the injury and ex-
posture, there being no fire in the
house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-31
HALF-TON LOTS
ONLY, BANGOR

Bangor, Me, Jan 30.--The local fuel
committee has ordered the coal deal
ers TO limit deliveries Of anthrac cite IN
balf-ton lots. Permission was given in
advance the price of half ton lots from
$3.50 to 500. Until further orders BIZ
luminous coal only will be sold to bus,
mess buildings, amusement places
clubs and such. limiting the delivery Of
anthracite to residences.
Local dealers have considerable coal
afioat. but frozen in, and also coming
BY rail. but the supply Of anthracite ON
hand is very limited. There is bitum@
nous TO last for some time, with num-
Der Of private supplies that could be-
drawn upon in case of an emergency Al
cargo Of soft coal for Bangor is frozl
in at Searsport, but may be release
before the shortage becomes serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-31
STRIKE LEADERS
ARE SENT INTO
GERMAN ARMY

! Dissatisfied with the progress Of the
peace negotiations and Prussian re-
, form, German workmen have brought
ABOUT serious strikes in Berlin and
o'her parts of tile Empire The Ger
man government has ordered the arrest
OF SIX leaders of the Independent So
cialist party. while at Kiel the leaders
OF the obdurate workmen have been
sent into the army.
IN Berlin and its suburbs, 90. 900 work
ers We're not at their tasks Monday.
seriously hampering electric works and
an p'anes factories. Strikes in the great
i''"iuiacttirihS district along the Rhine
q. a,tu III "estphalia also are reported.
| NC steel making district of Essen has
neen affected and at KEEL workers in
va peuo factories and in dockyards
nave heen out since Friday.
Meetings in the industrial centers
Lave been prohibited. The strike agi-
latlon has been fostered by the Inde-
pendent Socialists and not by trade
'hiohs- The authorities are said To
\ Lave imprisoned Adoplh Hoffman. edi-
Tor OF Norwaerts. the socialist organ
ana Independent Socialist leader in the
Prussan Diet
ne strike movement is said to he di-
Iected against the delay in passing the
russian reform bill and the anneXa-
ZIONIST propaganda conducted by the
fallefland party, which has assailed
utterly the conduct of the German
emIssar;es at Brest-I.itvsk.
III fh!and the reVolutionists Nave set
up 4 government of their own Late
leporls are 10 the effect that the fight
rs mas iessened in intensity with the
ieNolutlonISts in control in the south
lne government forces victorious in the
north. Swedish subjects in Finland
are endangered by the revolt and one
report is to the effect that Swedish
troops already have entered Finland TO
I'D the government
1talFs successful smash against the
invaders in the ASiago region has been
the only important event on the fight
Ing fronts. The Austriauo defeated
! IN their first counter-attacks have not
/ Net attacked the new italian positious
7 II great force. The Italians haze made
secure thelr gains east OF .Asiago in
the capture of which they took more
t'lah looo prisoners. On the western
front 'le British have repulsed an at
'-''iPCed idId near AffaS and the
French checked German raiding par
y IN Alsace, taking prisoners. The ar
hllery and aerial activity is most
marked in Flanders and in Northern
Italy.
/ The armed British escort vessel
Mechanlcian and the British torpedo
sunboat Hazard have been lost in the
English channel The Mechanician was
torpedoed and stranded on Jan. % with
me lose of IL men. A collision caused
the sinking of the Hazard on Monday
Three lives We're lost
German airmen again raided England
IIuesdaN night, but We're unable 10
break through the London defenses.
early reports said. Bombs We're re-
ported to have been dropped on the
outskirts of the city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-31
GEN. WOOD IMPROVING
FROM RECENT WOUND

Paris. Jan. 80 NJ al. Gen. Leonard
Wood, United States army. who was
wounded recently while visiting the
French front, is confined to the Ritz
Carlton hospital! whore he is reported to
be doing well. He expects to be out In
about week. lie is suffering from a
flesh wound OF the arm which is pain
full but not dangerous.
Lieut. Col. Charles j.. <ilbourne, CHIEF
Of Gen. Woods staff who was wounded
in the face may lose his right eye.
MAJ. Kenyon A. Joyce, who was wound
ed in the arm, is improving.
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PITTSTON

Mrs. Harold Banks Of Lewiston was
a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gallon
Davis.
Mrs. Laura Church returned to
Washington, d. c.. Saturday.
Mrs Thelma Lord and daughter Ger
aldine were visitors at Olive Rollins
Sunday.
Mrs Effic McCobb passed Saturday
with rela tives in HallOweli.
Miss Marian Hunt of Gardiner was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy
Hunt Sunday and the Monday holiday.
Clifford Mansir. teacher Of the No.
IL school closed school Friday and
went Sunday to Boston. where he has
a position in a store.
The Red Cross meets this week with
the president. Mrs. Amy Hunt. Their
work is to finish the sheets they have
on hand.