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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16

Snftuno appelItrt tperben tptrb, fails
Mibter $nrIan einen reuen Wro5eB
berpeigern iollte.
- @eiterft am friiben Iorgen aer.
triinunerte elm Dieb oas Gdaiifeliter
bes Seioenitider'ihen Ssiiipelier-@e-
iddftes an Sigb StrnBe uito itabl einc
golbene llbr mn @ertbe bon $50.
- Sraulein glneIia @ea, cine
2ebrerin on 6en offertlid,en SbuIen
SaIrtiltons, erbieIt einen Soften als
Gtenograpbiitin In Der @unoesbaiipt'
itabt.
- giherbeitsoireftor @reDpp er.
na1nte geitern Sobn 9. Osborn, 8.
so. Canaan, Soiepb 6. aoons, Seitrp
6. &oeirig, g8 6. Garter, George
Sober unS giobert Strifer ais Silfs:
Sdlnudfiibrer TN Geuertpcbr.G Gepar'
teuiettt.
. - @utIer gountp bat fir bds it1f'
fte MISUNDERSTANDING 81 @hailii
su iteIlen, BON 6eiien 80 olif SontIl
ton fallen.
- StoiiaIb aPiIer, ser Gefretdr
bes Iopprs 6. 5. Sntitb, erbieIt ge'
iter1t @efebL ii6 TN Columbus 5nin
9ierrit fir oos Alinrtieruueiiter r'Ge.
partentent su ltelIe,l.
- Sie ft1btiife Geiitiiobeits'
beborSe ipute BON sSnipeftor Climber.
man pom Gtoatsbepartentertt fiji
@abr,mesmtttel i,6 Qrogiien difge'
'fprhert, baraiif 5u beiteDe1t, baB u,
Sotels u1o @eit6iirnr,ts Ititr Wailb IN
oriairloIen Mafhen ierOiert tperoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16

granitaltet beute Der Rprb Ginein'
matt Surnperein.

Der gtor6 Cincinnati GurnDertin
peranitaItet beite abenb fiir feline
RitsIieoer uub beren 6amilien.
iopie bic Sreruibe bes @ereins
einen Bn,errrtnn5, oeIn NIT lin.
geouIS entgegeraeieben Dirb. Gie
geieIigen @ernnI;altungen bes Rorb
Cincinnati Surnpereins erfreuier Iid
ie urb ie auberOrOsntii9er geIiebt'
beit unb Souisnbe gebenten nit 8er'
snissn Der FROZEN Stunbeu, bic fie
Bel ben Surrsru Derlebi baben. etud
fiir bic battige liIrterbaIting
tpurben be uurfuifenbfeu Dor.
bereihingen eetrpffen, uub bos
aommitiee, tpeItes lie In 6duben Bat.
biirgt bafiir, bns nlIe Gdiis ouf tire
.RehnuEg fnnmen tperber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
Seacnne it,ib 9abtnn.

- Der Campbell Gourtp Sqtu,ani.
tats.Roli5iit SO. Saefnef BOT an ole
Gpotbefer oes Gountp bic 98arnaina
erlaifen, fein Strpdnin 3u berfaufen,
nlsgenomute1 no bies auf elm
&ecept bon eirem Qlrst aeifIebt
Sn ben Iesteu TO Sagen iino
Dneenoe bon Srntben m 8elleDue unb
Canton Dergi, let tuorben. Saefner er.
flGrte eeitern boB er m einieen Ia.
gen i'm Stan6e fem iper6e. 9erbnfhul.
gen Dor5lnrebmen.
= Gra, glifabetb alenmeier, Die
@itttue bes 6. alepnteier, III i'm
$aiiie ibrer Eofter fSrau s. Deaper,
rs Sabre at, eeitorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
tItnn.

Infer agcpt in pamilipn IN Ssrr
Fbnarb 8ruf, 4f9 Siib ;Saxfte Ctr.
@eff Gel. 1863. Some gbpne
f631.T.
- 9lm ndd)iten Dienitag miro 9fid.
ter &arlan ii6er ben sIntrae auf einen
teiten Bro5eb I'm Sole bon Srou
geILe g. @aroloip, tDeltle ber Grror.
6ung hires @dtten, 2oreI 8. 8or6.
lotu, fbiiIoia befiinben tpairbe, ent.
Nleihen. % Aeitk, bcf aa bta fiheEs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
Neippprt.

Die stempprt Effiee fir oas rGia'
eiInatier gulfSbfntt" btfinbct I'D, in
gto. 800 gOrf strafe, geseniiber
oem Gourtbouie, iuoieibit Teuiatei'
ten, Gn5eisen II. I. m. biS Z llhr
abenbs enfgeseusenommen uetbeH.
Selepbpn Gunth 240L.
- Seirat9gT6eine. Diriam sbeiB,
21, bon 0apton g.. unb Ruth Shn-
morb, II, BON glortpooo, Sbio. -
sssnules U. Robirfou, q, unb
9orotbp 8uibe, 21, beibe DON
SprinafielA, 8. - Sarrp Wiler,
%, unb @lobbs G4fpars. q. beibe
bon Columbus, 8.
- SIN gountpserift tpurb. eeitern
bas Seitamerlt bss Qeter Ggolf be.
itGtigt. Der SrblaiIer permn9t fein
9srH6gen fstner Satin, Gruu anna
ggolf, pel6e suglei4 Gun Selta'
mentsooGftrederin ernanrt rpurbe.
@eiibttteI Derdnberursen: 2nuis
@ater an Qnna 9umrel, cine 2ot on
bsr Deifeite Der 8errp &peuue IN
8elepue n6rbIia Der 2ate Strabe
29 BEL lis SUB gu 81
SIN Gountpseridt tpurbe eeitern
Gnlil 8ribpeII, %, untsr Der In'
tlaae bes Grobbisbiiobls ben SroB'
gsi9tporenen ifberpiefen. elmer
@eltIes bon gto. 825 Brighton Str.
beaeugts, bab er in @efsaihoft bes
&nsstIagtea ii4 befa1b. aeBtsrer
bate aneebIi4 bon benz Sort abOmas
9ououttOr >. s. grogton Gtien uno
MeiEnsitiide BON elmer DampfiDal3'
maf6ins on Der aleranbria 4Site gum
Dertbe BON SITS eeftOhlen. Der 2llts
ipanrenbdubIer Wm. Srants bon Der
Gbeftuut unb patterfou StraBs bes
seigte, bob er bic Gegenitdnbe bon
8ribtpen unb 9eltlsp getdrft bate.
Der go,intp<aupoIt .. wse2onsbliu
erbub borauf segen @eItIep elei4talS
bic Gntla9e bss Srobbiebita5ls, NOS
un3 biTer ebenfals ben Srobges
i9porensH iibertpteieu iplrbe.
- Der Jarbtse Sul 2luftin. %.
tsbrts seiteru Woreen Don DoHborl
g., bierber srriit. 2lIs er bic &iidle
feiner Mpbnun9 on Der Central Ioe.
Sfpif1en Der 8ierten uno SOltbgote
Strabe betrat, purbe er bon eiitem
llnbeta,trten in ben Qrm sef6ohen.
lteber bic SOentttdt bes GtteitGters,
fopie 6as MotiD, tpsl9es au benz 4na
srtff eefii9rt hatte, fonnte niHts
9eifiurrltes ermittelt tperben.
= @nt. 9rdbom, Der gert9ter~
itatter zines eitsltf9en Ro9ntittags'
9lattes, liegt IN ietuer Wobnuns on
Der Sritten dOtnue an ber Grtp7e
ertrontt barnieoer.
Serr Gilbert @ettinger Don
Cincinnati belt Dor benz Rstpport
Gtbic u1ib Snb,rtris &Iub einen gors
trGa. m tpelGem er bos tDt4tige S6e.
ma, bic Elub. b.Sdnffabrt fir ben
Sanbelsberfear betrefffenb, ein9ebeno
er0rterts. 9ur9 bic Robleuuotb i'm
leBten Wittter lei bic Myi4tigteit, ben
Glub fit ben Sronsport 81 bernber,
IN ben @orbsrsritub sebrott ,Dorben.
CO srinnsrts on ben lsSbGIt<n Eso41t'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
g DINER perIest

GIiestrunfau. Nus guoas
peIt pirb untnm II. 5aruar sefhri,s
ben: gDs aus lliDibst ssnieibei ipirb.
uniermosm Der Iylieg.ripn4imsifitr
Tai6aeI aib NIT isiuem 5lusseug
BON RuitGrfIuspinb In lliDibf aus
einen 9lusflug in Ieine nnbss,Itgens
Seimatbgemeinot 9ibasS Sftpnnialpn.
Geint 2intnnFl tpurOe Dnn ben 9crfs
beipObntrn erDartet. lInmiitetur ucr
BEN qlbftisg trdt Wlptoritbaben Elm,
unb bic Wloi6ine itiirste IN Ste heus
sisriee Wlenss. Gehs psrfonen tprrs
ben sstobtet i,iiO bier itpsr perIeet.
aud Der 5Iieser.
@ertebrfs melt. Wdbreno
Die Snbuitris Dor b.m arisse Ii4
tpiitt., bsm aafiet bis Der menf@lideH
geflmb&it id6dbli&en Gififofis su
ert,isbat, III man jsbt brii6sn be-
itr.bi, lie ben Gnffts'griab. .Gttr1n'
len. Sic bcg .trisg asbrami, 6slprbsrs
btisumensen, um bersn @efhnln6
eilpds ailressnber 5i mnher. Jn drsr
guIinsr 3eitune pfiertrt en- Sdnb.
lsr a.isbriidIi@: sa0ffttnbnltiTTt
tsi6safxsissi RatjsssG Gsiots.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16

ben ndGiten 5rpei Sagen fein geeen
IN glusiidt itebt, wiro Der S6d,it,
itaitb, Der am Sonntag Su erIparten
lit nid)t iiber SO Sub betragen. 3iui.
iden slarfersbitre unb ROint YIen.
innt lit Der 8lpB bereits pieber I'M
6alen, iooab ole g8ilopaiIer bes sfa.
nnIpba @eleseilbeit gum GbiIieben
bnben. Ger 2Saiierinno betrug geitern
Mcrgeu d31a Sub uno stbenos 4S
Giib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
Die isafIaanaer.

Gie Gmeriom @aIfers GHociution
bod Si6 aIs 3ieI fir ibrm Rorid am
Counting Iertntcfpn, Ohio, eripdblt
uio Der g[bnlarid erfolgt im balb
sebn libr Worgens bonn @n6pIHtt Der
Robiionpine StrabenbabrIinie. slls
@faofinoer firrgirt &err g. g. Cine.
ban. Gas Wattagsuabl tpirb in Be.
rirrtotpn eineenomiHen tperoen.
Gieienigen, bic on bieient @lnritl
nidt tbeiInebmen f6unen, tperSen ami
gonntag 9nbnittoe eiilen nnberen
Rarf9 ntternebmet, 6ciien 8ieI
Sernbdnf TX Ger abnnrih erfolGt
Inn stuei ltbr gtad,nlittngs bonn @Hb.
bnnft Der @eftpoo6 Strobeu6ohu-
Iiirte Ino ais gfa5firber firuairt bier.
bel Serr Sofob $offntn1in
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Gaarren.

gDabItuSen fit q9eibe unb Jarbiss
porEaben, Ionic Elm pom Reprdieutan-
ten Sbornpiou uilisrbreitettr @pr.
idbIng. ~ba bnah bsr Gnndbne Der
Dpriage isbes Waitglieb bss 2nufes
Elm aleib uiib sfi,en r8onuet1 trbnlf
ten folIts1.
Gfreif In Oefterrei4. p.
aopenbagen is. Wadr5- Die
arbsitsr in BEN Nerfitdtten ber Oiter.
reidif9cn Gtienbdbnen iiiIb an ben
2lusftallb eeganetn unb ipeigern fld,
ungsadtst Der Meiiuns Der Miliidrs
bsbDrbsn, an bic arteit suriifsufeR'
rem, ipie Der gerliner .aofaI an5si'
ger berittst. Der GusftanD. beikt
es ipeiier, be5nt ii& auf anbere Be-
triebs aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-16
Sn, Juii
MerSen ssniissnb in gtperiia gebauts.
GlueSsus. in Gra.irsi4 isin.

MafbinetDn, 15. WGr3.-Sn
amerita gcbaute aampfflugseise Der,
ben I'm sJuli in gsniigertber 3nbI IN
Grantrei1 iein. nm iiir bic BON ames
riianiiden 9ruppen befebieH Ibs
fdnitte ben gebiibreilben Shub in Der
2uit su getpdbren. Oitfe grtldrunJ
ipurbe .an Greitns 4benb BON abfoIut
anioritaiiber Geits serna1t in DoIItp
glnertennuns alIer yeblihldge unb
Gnitdui6ungen, bic fotpeit bic Gnts
iDidlung oes 6liegerprogroumls be.
binbert babsn.
6Iieger berungIidt
8afbingtonG. g., 10. Yhdrs.
2ds Nsarie6epnrtemeitt bot om 5rei.
tng befansit gegebel bab ain 13.
Wiars Der 5Iieser5ogIins Roaer 60.
nnilt gerfius aus Nialfciter, Ser.
mont, bel einem abitrrs init ieireni
6liig5elig inns 2ebet gefonlnien ut.
Sarrp Welie aug gbiraso, Elm
Suartierneiiter Der 5ipeiten alnfe IN
Der 5lissersReferpe Der Marins. III
bel einan 5lieserunfdll in Gdottlnno
ums asben gsiommen, fpis an sreiiag
BON Tlnriuebtpartement beiannt eegs'
ben purbe.
aein Sranenitimmre&t In
Wiiiiifippt.
Sadfon Miii., Is. wbdrB. Gin
qfnletl6enent 5ur StnntsDerfdiiung.
ourd tpeldle ben ssraiien bas Stiniin.
refd getpdbrt iperben ioIIte, ging oul
ssreitog i'm Senat iiifolge bon 'Stim.
meugIeid9eit, 81 Stimnuen gegen 2i
Gtmnlen, perlorel. Gie Gegner Der
I,dbnabme iparen oh Der sroben
Stiuuhe,BabI fir Sas simenoement
eriiaimt.
GieYrobibitio nfiirSeg
auItiM Ger, IS. Wars. Ger
Sennt bat am Sreitng bic aSrobibi.
tionspcrIage fir ben Gtndt afIge.
ronlrren, ieSo9 nit gmenbirurgen,
ioont lie iuieoer on o1S Saus 5r'
riidperiuieien tper0en ulub.
gaper nerIest
: Son artonio, Ser, ID. Wdrs.
s(ls elm 5Iug5eie, NIT bem er aiif
benz aelm 5lugpIne go. 2 aiiiiieiaen
iuoiite, pIoalih eineu 9ilid poripdrtS
gab, gerietb Der 30 Sabre alte GpriI
5. isaperenl alls snoian Grd,arb,
aDlaii, Stpiiden Die iih orebenbeH Bro.
peller, nobel ihm bic uiitere @eit@ts.
baltic fcrtseriilen rpiirbe Sm 80.
ipitnl i'm Sort Gam Soiiiton ertldr.
Ten Die aerste, Dab SnDereaii nit benz
2eben oauontontrien tpirb.
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In .prem 60. pebeneiabre. Gas aei&vrbeeiiro'
mis- finbet iinit nm eanIiiua. ben ID Gt1ra,
glanmittnes' tibr, bon bsr Bobmnnnt tnen
Rgtitipenbsimat9 aus Srsiiiios itHb boilt4''
esHeslao'n i1.ios
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g.rIanat--gaanuGdj.

grbettsI Gsesiee sfsbelt ge8sufrreen BET
teT 20. msr9 Gaap Co.. Ct Dsr-arb. wal'
eIes; pelxp Qat. it---7
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sanse bon 10 Sabpcu IN siner eipoibefe.
lseine eQsftbarbstt Effere's qb1rmacp,
aaooSbsirn miIs Gaiday ass, nalini 8ils.
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Seine sodJDaNergefabr.

Gas fdItere gIetter bat uiis Dor er.
s,e,,tssH 6edinalier bsipabft tlua ha IN
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s.rIanat-@eihIia.

tir fr9sn inlb ouasuis.ns 8cnS.
ar5sti IN s.Rsr slsineu 1dnliiie. 0Hrie6lHHs
ger. e51jitr logg. 72DA Gogtb greseeIt
tue Gsl. lpon 22es. is-i6
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R6b9eu fur ailaemeiRs ennsnrbslL Hein
R5Gi9en 9nier eotn 3ulplebinneeIt- 2sb1
aldo Str. RsolnlH etuk. 1boBs nScoobnta
1872.
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Guts RafSfran tiir G11niae HIlb T!efs.
tas Gisitae Gtxbet 1854 Gtapsl Strabf.
Rsaintit SiltS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-11
PROTEST AGAINST
WILSON'S SUPPORT
OF BOLSHEVIKI
H. M. Hyndman, British Socialist, and
DR.. Gavronsky, Kerensky Commits
sioner, Cable to President.

London, Jan, ll.-Henry NJ Hyndman
William Gavronsky, who was special
commissioner of the Kerensky govern
ment to Great Britain, yesterday sent a
cablegram to President Wilson protest.
ing against what they termed the presi.
dents Identification of the Bolsheviki
with the democracy of Russia, The ca
blegram says Mr.. Wilson is strengthen
ing the hands of autocratic despotsm
and supporting lawless rule. which is de-
stroying the foundations of Russian free
dom, and Russian power of resistance to
the German enemy"
NJ. Gavronsky issued the following
statement at the Russian embassy;
"The allies made a big blunder in re-
lation to revolutionary Russia. They
did not define their war aims clearly dur
ing the time of M. Kerensky's govern
ment and thus they placed powerful
weapon in the hands of the Bolsheviki in
their fight against the allies as well as
the kerensky government, which always
the war policy of the allies
Were it not for this blunder we would
not be witnessing the unfortunate spec
.acle of Russia being drawn into an
,byss by Bolshevik rule and an alleged
representation of Russia carrying on
,eace negotiations. Another bunder
must be prevented at all costs. The al
les ought to base their policy in Russia
m their friends, not on their enemies,
he Bolsheviki."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-11
HAVE GERMAN RECIPES.
Britons Now in Possession of Formulas
for Dyes

London, Jan. ll.-By Associated Press
A group of men in the British textile
trade has captured the secret recipes OF
he great German dye industry, according
10 the Daily Mail. The recipes. number
ing 257 belonged to the great Badische
works and are now in the keeping of a
London bank. The Mail says:
"The capture will free the British tex
tile industry and scores of other i'm
Eportant industries from the bonds of
Germany. IT means that when the war
il .over Great Britain will be in posi-
Ition to compete equally with German
dyed goods in every land in the world"
The recipes were obtained in Swift
erland. The Mail says that the mer-
chants who captured them intend to
offer and sell the recipes to the British
government for the use of the govern
ment dye works, permitting the bulk of
the profit to go to the nation, on the uu-
Herstanding that the dyes will be sold
freely to all British manufacturers need
ing them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5l|5| ilE@l@|@II9 l@
Take a Ten-Minute Vacation.

In the January Farm and Fireside, the
national farm paper published at Spring
field, O., a writer says:
1--WE been married twenty-six years
and I've never had what you would call
a sure-enough vacation. I never get two
weeks for vacation, so just take ten
minute vacations she told us. i mean
that at least three times day, just
when I'm apt to get most worked up
about all there is to be done, sim
ply sit down in my rocking chair or lie
down, or, if it's nice weather, go out
doors for at least ten minutes. It's
wonderful help. Then | always wear
rubber heels, keep my voice low, because
there's nothing so wearing as talking
in high voice, and | try to sit and
stand in the most restful way. When
things go wrong and I'm getting mad
or blue, take a few deep breaths, hold
up my head, and practice grin. It's the
best tired -and.cross tonic know Of"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-11
SAYS JUROR HAD
MIND MADE UP
Wife Murderer Small Asks for a New
Trial Because Case Was
Prejudged.

Concord, n. H., Jan. ia petition
for a new trial for Frederick l.. Small,
sentenced to be hanged Jan. Is for the
murder of his wife, was filed by counsel
yesterday with Chief Justice John kiyel
of the New Hampshire superior court in
Manchester.
This petition is based ON the alleged
disqualification of one of The Snail lur-
ors. Frank A. Whiting of Iamworth.
Whiting il is alleged, following the con
yiction of Small declared he knew Small
was guilty even before The case was
tried. 1t is further alleged that he said
nothing brought out at the trial changed
his opinion.
Counsel said yesterday that atfidavits
in support of these contentious will be
filed. They viii be signed by George I.
Tasker of Ossipee. Willis Reynolds OF
Milton and Frank O. Bradbury of Efiing
ham. The disposition of the plea for a
new trial will be decided by Chief JUS
tice Kivel at a hearing to be given in the
near future, it was reported yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-11
METHODS TO CONTROL
THE GYPSY MOTH
Early Spraying Found Useful and 1t
May Be Found Necessary to Creosote
Egg Clusters in the Winter

The methods to be used for controlling
| the Gypsy moth in orchards should be
determined largely by the severity OF
| the infestation. If only a few egg clus-
| tiers are present in the orchard, early
spraying. such as is applied for the cod
| ling moth after the blossoms have fall
en-, will be found useful, providing the
amount of poison used is increased to 10
pounds to 100 gallons of water. If the
infestation is more serious, second
spraying early in June, using similar
amount of poison, will be found very
satisfactory. In eases where the infes
tation is severe it probably will be neces.
sary to creosote egg clusters in the win
ter and spray in the spring if the insect
is to be controlled In any case, thor
oughness is prime essential if good re.
suits are to be secured.
All poor or hollow trees should be
removed, and if badly infested woodland
is near by. the orchard trees should be
banded with the sticky substance pre-
viously mentioned or with tree band
ing material. Orchard infestations can
be managed by following up these meth
DDS, and it will not require much addi-
tional expense or a great deal of extra
work to protect the trees. In making
this statement it is assumed that the
orchard is being cared for by up-to-date
methods for protection from the codling
moth and other injurious insects and
diseases, and it is improbable that these
results can be brought about in neglect. |
ed orchards or where the owners do |
not practice the best horticultural meth |
DDS in handling their growing trees
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-11
SNOW PROTECTS ITALY.
Heavy Fall from Three to Five Feet Deep
Interrupts Teutou Campaign.
Cc-y-'-ht Tan Gchsancr {. Marx

Italian Headquarters in Northern It.
ally, Jan. | / lby the Associated Press -
The enemy's winter campaign appears "a
have been interrupted seriously, if not
halted definitely, by heavy snowfaIls
during the last As hours The snow Gov
ers the mountain front to depth of
from three to five feet.
Monte Grappa, which is tks central
point of the operations between the
Pave and the Brenta rivers, has three
feet of snow, while further north the po-
sitions occupied by the enemy are buried
to much greater depth. The snow bar
rier is operating strongly against the
enemy, as they are ON the higher sum
mits. while the Italians are 1n the lower
ground sloping toward the plain.
On Monte Grappa, which is the domi-
mating summit held by the Italians, and
on Monte Pertiea and Monte Caprile,
near by. held by the enemy, the cannon
ade fell Off, and there was little activity
beyond patrol movements. Most of the
soldiers are busy clearing the mountain
paths so as To permit the steady move
ment of supplies. Huge tractor snow
plows are being used and sledges are
taking the place of trucks for carrying
food and munitions
In addition TO the interruption at the
front, the heavy snowfall
nay close the enemy's line of communi
alton from Austria southwark into
tally:
The principal route runs through the
Stelvio, an Alpine pass, and has n rail
way down to Trent and theEee to Primo
ano, whihc is only ten miles from Monte
irappa and the fighting front. II is this
ano, which is only ten miles from Monte
ime and which has given the enemy di-
ect communication TO the front
While the lower section is not blocked,
Indications are that Stelvio pass, which
; the vital link in the route, Is blocked
" from 10 10 Is feet of snow. The
telvio is the highest pass in Europe. eN-
eeding 1900 feet, and connects the Adj
e valley of Austria with the AIDA val
" in Italy. Shows in that section in !
ariably are followed by avalanches ,
hieh further block the valleys and their I
valuable outlets. K
The enemys eastern communIcations I
ITO the Friuli region are similarly, but q
i believed not as seriously, affected.
The indications are that the enemy 5
I'll be unable TO carry on any large
,erstions, particularly on the mountain I
ont, during the period that his com @
unicati0ns are snowbound
4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-11
URIC ACID I'm MEAT
ERlNGS RHEUMATISM
Says a little Salts In water may
save you from dread
attack.

Rheumatism is easier to avoid than to
cure, states a well known authority, We
are advised to dress warmly; keep the
feet dry; avoid exposure; eat less meat
but drink plenty OF good water.
Rheumatism is direct result of eat
ing too much meat and other rich foods
that produce uric acid. which is absorbed
into the blood. Ii Is the function OF the
kidneys to filter this acid from the blood
and cast it out in the urine; the pores of
the skin are also means Of freeing the
blood of this impurity. In damp and
chilly, cold weather, the skin pores are
closed, thus forcing the kidneys to do
double work, they become weak and
sluggish and fail to eliminate the uric
acid. which keeps accommodating and cir
culating through the system. eventually
settling in the joints and muscles, caus-
ing stiffness, soreness and pain called
rheumatism
A. the first twinge Of rheumatism, &c,
from any pharmacy about four ounces o.
Jad salts; put Tablespoonful in a glass
Of water and drink before breakfast each
morning for a week This is said 20
eliminate uric acid by stimulating the
kidneys TO normal action. thus Kidding
the blood Of these impurities.
lad salts il inexpensive, harmless and
Is made from the acid of grape and
cmon Juice. cobmined With lithia, and IL
lsed with excellent results BY thousands
u folks who are subject 20 rheumatism.
Here you have pleasant. eifervesceni
ithia-wster drink which helps overcome
uric acid ard Is bzrsfC.al TO your kid
ievs a. uell-Aay.