New Britain herald., 1918-01-19

minutes or at the longest after and a half hours. A course of tr ment is still required after this, Wi does not last more than two or t weeks, and in light cases is fini] after a few days. The doctor 1 also be called in again in the case new attacks due to excitement. Ind who have recovered however, knoN that the malady is easily curahle. and by their own efforts can get over such new attacks or help considerably to- ward a cure"
 The Munchner Neueste Nachrichten (Sept 26) states that the supply of milk in Baden towns has grown stead fly worse, contrary to all hopes and promises, and notwithstanding re- peated remonstrances addressed to the authorities concerned
 The municipal council of Karlsruhe has, in consequence, addressed a .me- morial to the ministry of the interior in the name of numerous towns in Baden, making practical proposals for a fundamental alteration of the milk supply.
 The towns attribute the insufficient delivery of milk from the country to the defective observance of the regu- 1ations, and in. consequence ask that the ministry of the interior should proceed relentlessly to use all meas ures of compulSiOn at it's disposal The delivery of milk for towns should be constituted a public duty for the communes, and the amount should be fixed according to the capacity of fr,y4f f1on bonuses for COW keepers who deliver more milk than they are in duty bound The towns should be allowed to fix the sale prices of milk. The present conditions. which compel the towns in increasing measure to con- tribute to the cost of the milk supply from public funds, as the difference between the producers and con- sumer's prices is rot sufficient to cover expenses, are quite untenable.
 Eggs.
 The Munchner Neueste Nachrichten (Sept. 26) states that the delivery of eggs in the country leaves much to be desired.
 ''The egg supply office has based it's
 
 supply the current demands from fresh egg deliveries until at least the middle of October. These anticipa- tions have not been realized. Accord ing to a circular letter addressed by the office to the district offices already in the first week of September the supply did not covec the demand. It can not be supposed that the actual returns are not sufficient to allow a delivery of the very small fixed quota.
 ''The district offices are requested to point out to poultry keepers the present necessity for fresh eggs felt by townfolk in order to make their winter stocks hold out If the supply is not covered for the next few weeks it will be impossible to avoid a stop page of supplies for weeks at a time in the winter. This can and must be avoided if poultry keepers who have laid in their own winter stocks con- tinue to do their duty.
 '"The advisability of raising the producers price has been discussed. but the present price was considered sufficient.
 "The district offices are requested to use their influence with the buyers so as to induce them to redouble their efforts. The egg-supply office is will ing. in part, to refund communal unions which offer a special remuner- alton to successful buyers if their con- tracts are fulfilled"
 Maximum Prices for Manufactured
 Goods in Austria Hungary
 The Welthandel of August 31 gives the following on the authority of the Deutsche ent-Korrespondenz:
 Tn Austria Hungary an experiment. is on the point of being made which will meet with approval from large circles in Germany as we'll. It is a the most important manufactured goods in order to set certain bounds to the exploitation of war conditions by industry. The movement origin ates in agricultural circles, for nearly an $ whose produce, as is well fixed. ~earckcuIturistS however, are of opinion that any such limitation of the cash values of their produce is only justified when they arc also pro- tected against excessive advances in price of all those things which the ag- riculturszE nsssas flor his work. Manu- facturerw, fife paper remarks, do not take an altogether antagonistic atti- tude to this standpoint"