Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-04-18 | Page 4 | Spring Brings New Battle in the Champagne

SPRING BRINGS NEW BATTLE IN INTHE THE CHAMPAGNE British Observer Tells What He He Found Between Reims and Verdun and How it Differs Differs Differs Dif Dif- fers From Methods of Winter CONCENTRATED FIRE OF ARTILLERY FIRST STEP Having Morally Captured the Trenches French Advance and Find Spades and Hand Grenades of More Value WILD LIFE AND BIG GUNS of ot circumstances Karl Kati Friedrich Fried Fried- Friedrich J- J rich Schmitt nn en SI year old Dresden business man n has lias Just been tined fined 2000 marks ml for tor tending sending to his son on In Mar Mar- Bellies 1000 francs through a 0 third party rt and lor l r telegraphing tele 30 trance francs for the support of the tho sons son's household hold Heinrich Voas ro s of Dulken has haa been fined 1000 mar marks I s for sending a a. check chek to pay bills in England Cala CAIe Cain caters Those who have havo been unable to toa a adapt apt their appetites c to the new style of bread brend now In use In Germany lave Ja taken advantage e of ot the tho rule rulo a R. certain percentage of white flour to tobe tobe tobe be used usel In u lake nu-J nu arc mc eating so so much of the latter th that t the mayor maJor of ot Berlin has ha had to Is Issue ue a warning to them f fH H He Ile declared that tho the permission tc to use flour in cake does not Indicate aJ a a permission to U use cake without restriction lion tion and antI says ears that this substitute for Cor bread bren must be he late sparingly sparing The Th continuance of or the habit of ot using cake without limit 11 he says sas will wilt bo be followed b by action on the part of ot the authors 1 ties Bird and animal lovers have madean made madean made madean an Investigation n of the effect upon upon both domestic and wild creatures of ofu gun gunfire tire especially hea heavy n ing lug The They flu find that for two and and sometimes three days the birds are terribly excited and n fly hack and forth I In bewilderment and that cats ts and dogs hide In the darkest darket places the they can find At the en end of that time however their excitement subsides and the they become absolutely impervious lous to the noise One of tho the ISh ships en engaged ned in In the the most dangerous naval operations l Is la manned entirely b by men from the rO row rowing rowel 1 ing lug squad of Cambridge e university with the exception of one high officer and the stokers states Dr A A. A E. E Ej Shipley head of Christ Christs college colleg Cam Cam- bridge university The captain of the tho Cambridge crew rc is the carpenter ca ot or orthe the ship and the tho other othel oarsmen arc are serving in various capacities from cook to mate mMe More than members o of or th the army were carried Cl free reo on the omnibuses omnibuses omni omni- buses In Berlin during 1914 accordInG according according accord accord- ing to a n statement of or the tho company which operates the vehicles Not Notwithstanding withstanding the thc reduction of the auto lines h by two thirds b because cause of ot the war the concern wa was waa able to pa pay a dividend o of n per cent King Alphonso of Spain Spain- is a tl general in the British arm army r I s.- s. T Manila ranUa has a mean annual temperature temperature tempera tempera- ture taro of ot a shade shalle more than SO degree degrees