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'1 ft r“ I- "w " V ' f V b f r i - vy ' :-- :' j ' '1 4- SALT IiAKEv CITY UTAH SUNDAY JANUARY 14 1917 N l V v V’-v' f- - v x i i'r cv h bad colds sour stomach V (Continued 'From Page 1) our one of way Into 'porarily forced hip im posts northwest Or Serre but was was Get & box mediately driven' oliand the post Sick headache biliousness'"-coatereoccupied bf us yhirteen German head and nose clogged up with prisoners Including two officers were atongue ' cold — to torpid always trace thisfood taken In this area liver delayed' In' the fermenting raid enemy bowels or “Yesterday evening an stomach Poisonous the InJng 'party attacked another small post Mteld by us west of Vimy but was testines Instead of being cast out of system Is reabsorbed into the blood £llriven off A minor enterprise unde- the reaches the delicate When this poison : rtaken by us during the night against brain tissue causes congestion it and Cenemy? trenches west of Wytschaete that dull throbbing sickening headWas entirely successful A few ache Cascarets immediately cleanse the secured in the prisoners were stomach remove the sour undigested course of these two encounters and foul gases take the : excess “Tills morning the enemy exploded a food bile from the liver and carry out all v small mine north of Gulnochy no dam-'us- e the copstipated waste matter and poiin the bowels ' being done to our trenches We sons A Cascaret of bombardments tonight will surely out effective parried out you by morning They the enemy positions at various points straighten a work while you sleep— box means your head v'along our line north of the Somme and from your1 druggist r south of Neuve Chapelle Elsewhere clear stomach sweet breath right coxn liver and bowls' usual artillery and trench mortar plexlon rosy and yuur regular for months —Advertisement 'activity continued” V 10-ce- 4 d sour-gass- matter-clogged--i- - ’ - Center Aisle 10-ce- nt Humanism Throw Hark Enemy Petrograd Jan 13 —The Russian of ficial statement: "Rumanian front: The enemy pressed :Vback our detachments from one of the the River Slanic Uheights north-oattacks against the height “Enemy a south of the River Oltuz were repulsed “Rumanians attacked the enemy west on the River of Monestar-KachinvHCasino and after a violent struggle succeeded in throwing back the enemy ?arftl occupying his trenches The captured three machine guns y “ Heavy forces of Germans attacked Russian lines east of Kalnzem south of Luke Bab it on the Riga front ' The attacking forces were driven off a' “An enemy aerial squadron conslstIng of thirteenonairplanes dropped about bombs the station and town forty or Kadziviov Our airplane having lilade reconnaissances behind the ene-m- y his heavy artillery fire notwithstanding descended to about 1400 metres and bombarded with machine gun fire the enemy’s battery near the village of versts east of Knikhov i ul Ru-'’inani- e twenty : Monitor llombsrd Tultrha Berlin Jan 13 — The Bulgarian official report of Jan 12 as received here Sofia says: 'from “Hostile monitors shelled Tultcha and a n eiieiny aviator dropped bombs oil ' 'lultcha and Isakishc (towns in the on the ''northern part of Dohrudja At Tultcha women and children were killed and numerous houses were - (i Dan--u'o- e) destroyed” Seaplanes Attack Trieste Ing official communication has been Issued by the war office: ’? “Our seaplanes bombarded Prosecco the fortifications of Trieste on 's 11 was done to the Damage works and machines the returned 'aafelj- - in the face of a fierce fire from 'tlie enemy’s antiaircraft batteries On the same night two enemy seaplanes ’’’made a fruitless excursion against Grado Gervignano One of them was hlt by our aircraft guns and obliged to land The aviators were made Rome via Paris Jan 13 — The follow- - i' Jan-‘ua- ry ene-niy- Denies Sinking of Transport London Jan 13 — According to an Amsterdam dispatch the Berlin gov- ernment has issued the following offl- -' cial statement: ' “One of our submarines on Decem- the her 23 sank a British transport in was The transport English channel and steaming with darkened lights She was v measured about 1000 tons convoyed by destroyers’ The secretary of the British admithat this report was ralty said tonight “absolutely untrue” The Greek steamer Evangelos 3773 tons and the gross has been sunk 1192 - British tons steamer Brentwood is believed to have been sunk Lloyd’s reports agency announces Lloyds Shipping the British steamer Beaufront and Vthat ' the Russian sailing vessel Ruby 942 tons have been sunk NOW WANTED 3 F will & A M hold a special meeting Monday January 15 at 120 p m for the purpose of conduct ing the funeral services of our late Brother Obed' A Palmer Brethren are earnestly requested to be present CHARLES E WEST Secy IHIYS 'It GET EARLY START I Chicago Jan 13 — Chairman V G u Ilinshaw today issued a call for a meet's committee of the ing of the national Prohibition party to be held In Chi- and 18 to plan a cago January the election of a “dry” campaign for1918 Congress in 10 May Ask Further Peace Declaration by Central Poivers S Um 17 Corns Peel Right r Off With “Gets-lt- ” Drops and the Com is a “Goner!” When you've got to walk on the shoe to get away from sides of your corn-paithere’s only awful those one common-sens- e thing to do 2 ns and 27 inch Flouncings and Corset Cover Embroideries values up to $100 a yard special — 17 50 cents Flouncings and’ Baby Flouncings and Corset values up to 50c a yard Cover Embroider' special — The time to prune is when the sap is in) the roots—pruning knives pruning saws and pruning shears in1 our Hardware Department 17-in- cli All Other Embroideries in this sale at— All-Ove- rs cents Central Powers Together Berlin Jan 13 —The German press at although expressing indignation what it considers slurs on the central powers in the reply of the entente to President Wilson and although angered at the peace conditions finds consolation in the belief that the note will serve to weld together all classes Into an unconquerable and determined whole Papers like the Tageblatt and the Lokal Anzeiger emphasize this expected effect of the allies' reply and almost Ignore the second German note which was published simultaneously The press on the other hand gives the German communication the greatest Importance it as a sign that the leaders of the central powers are finally coming around to their view in regard to Belother moot gium and Tho entente specificquestions delineation- of its alms is accepted in general with relief as finally all guesswork and allowingeliminating everyone to see just what is at staka The extravagance of these aims according to the Lokal Anzeiger binds central Europe a thousand times The thinks that together of the note instead Tageblatt a heavy blow for Germany as being predicted really- makes thingB easier because it will serve to arrange all differences of opinion This paper believe that the reply “at one stroke as the socialists unites such opposites rewho are desirous moderof overtures with the any jection ates who favor a business peace and with the annexationists who insist upon the total defeat of the enemy” “The enemy’s demands” continues the Tageblatt "are foolish and senseless such that no German could consider them for a second The note is an affront to President Wilson In that it' presents obviously impossible conditions in the face of his stated belief of the two groups of that the alms not Irrenconcilable and opponents are absolutely barricades every way to peace” The touches sarcastically on the Tageblatt allies declaration that have no Intention of destroying they the German peoples and says that in fact the entente does not demand that every German be ' drowned or otherwise obliterated In‘ conclusion the Tageblatt says: “The entente's note has put an end and has driven to this elucidation game away the tiny rosy cloud to Everyone take tomust know what attitude wards such- undisguised desires for the of the German people For subjugation Germans there Is no doubt and It does not need to be reiterated that it Is not as easy to destroy Germany on the battlefield as on paper filmy fabrics that are just wliat you need for party and evening wear ' number of dress pieces pan-Germ- an and-hail- 2lc 25c 29c NAINSOOKS 2oc 29c 13c 21c ' $140 $157 $183 $212 $334 $255 : - Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular - - - : - and r WIDEN ' - " f - V- - ijV - V Jan IS— Charges that New-Yor- Lu- cian 8 Breckinridge accepted fees from employers associations while - engaged as an assistant district attorney to prosecute employees for disorders hi connection with the east side strikes were presented her® today before Chief behalf of District Magistrate McAdoo InSwann A' check Attorney' Edward' of $500 to an ala payment showing was Introduced in leged '' evidence arid a witness testified that the money was for Mr Breckinridge The' proceedings were to determine whether there was prima’ facie evidence of a criminal act by Mr Brckinrldge and: whether a warrant for his arrest : x should be Issued ' Mr Breckinridge recently joined with former 'Judge 'James A- - Delahanty in charges of misconduct against' District Attorney Swann alleging that Swann bad improperly failed to press cases against unionists accused of strike vior cc " Cold Compound ends colds and grippe — Pape’s ! in a'few hours Take 1 - 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Curls any action tendtoward peace that might appear to ing favor- the central powers rather than other nation” says a dispatoh from Look “Gets-I- tf Tour Coras Won’t any Rome to the Temps' “It is pointed out rerell la Water Resides They’ll between that there is a difference Shrivel Loosen and Peel OfZI ligious manifestations and prayers for on the corn peace and the purely diplomatic action 2 or 3 drops of “Gets-lt- ” Hair stays curly and wavy for Pain and inflammation of the United States ' Switzerland- and away !of wind damp- right vl'-i' days In spite will disappear the corn will—begin to other neutrala” ' shrivel from that instant then it ness perspiration ' and off falls loosens There’s no otherright In the SAYS JUSTIFIED No world that acts like “Gets-lt- ” new discovery has been made in : was born since “Gets-lt- ” “Gets-ltTry this! 1 Before curling'orora waving ” heated fact" hair with pins papers that your does forget Iont forever with the use of salves Iron Just moisten each strand with away irritate that bandages that make ja Chief Justice : Hands Opin- atalpa water and you will be delighted bundle of your toe plasters that half how natural the curls and waves apand scissors do the work knives“Gets-ltthat and how long they’ last in spite of — pear ” blood Law no more Use on ion Indeterminate VVlraw A wind or ‘dampness or 'perspiration cutting'-‘h digging of water will “Gets-- lt "bottle cpst is sold everywhere 25c e small ataipa ' '' or sent on receipt of 111 bents at any drug! store and a few "bottle ' the’ state but Chief Justice J'E Frick-o' & Co Chicago price S--by E Lawrence better to help retain is there nothing an court recomopin- the curls and waves or to soften handed down supreme Sold In Halt Lake City and : remas the world’s ion yesterday in whicii he differed or fluff the hair and 'to: make it gloss best corn mended Schramm-Johnsolook n from the opinion of D N Straup (five Drugs by edy "1 C abundant case Ar of Waterloo E Mutart the against Pharmacy stores) rs l3c Regular 15c a yard special Regular 20c a ysrd special Regular 22c a yard special FLAXONS - er DIMITIES Regular 25c a yard special Regular 30c a yard special Regular 35c a yard special INDIA LINONS s - Among them you? will find the sheerest At these special prices it will pay you to select a A largo assortment of beautiful fabrics that are 'especially dainty and becoming - y cents ' Pope Benedict to Hold Aloof From Negotiations corn-remove- specif—- - Swiss Nainsook and Cambric Edgings Insertions Beadings' Beading Edges Bibbon Galloons Seamings hemstitched Edgings etc values up to 25c a yard special— Gerard Quoted Correctly Ambassador Gerard’s much discussed on his return to Berlin in which speech he was quoted as saying that “never since the beginning of the war have the relations between the United States and Germany been as cordial as now" was as made it substantially was reported said at the state department tort y The text will be examined carefully and it is probable some announcement will be made later It is stated ofthat the ficially to the ambassador department's to send on hisrequest exact words is in no way a reproof to him but Is a customary procedure Ambassador Gerard’s speech has caused more comment abroad perhaps than any utterance by an American diplomat since the war began The German newspapers attached much to it as it folsignificance lowed so shortlyespecially on Ambassador Gerard’s visit to President Wilson and Secretary Lansing here and on the President’s note to the belligerenta In Germany’s supporters and those general looking to an early peace apchancellor's proved It while the enemies and those urging vigorous warfare his suggestion that so long asregarded the present German officials in power continue no trouble was likely as an undue interference in Germany’s Internal affairs which should- - justify his recall - corn-remov- and 27 inch Flouncings and Baby Flouncings and Corsei Cover Embroideries values up to G5c a yard 17 : (Continued from page 1) for unless there is a second and more specific request Entente Demands Bind ' Swiss Nainsook and Cambric Edgings Beadings Beading Edges Seamings and Insertions values np to 15c a yard special — - IIIMIMI' NOTICE Argenta lodge No THOUSANDS AXD THOUSANDS OF YAKDS OF EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS ALL NEW FRESH STOCK DAINTY EFFECTS OF THE FINEST SWISS OAMBRIO AND LONG CLOTII —THE PRICES ARE PARTICULARLY 'ATTRACTIVE GERMAN TERMS f r Tomorrow addi-'tion- al - - Extraordinary Values nt - 5 V r Doctor Tells How to Strengthen Eyesight SO per cent in One £ Week’s Time In Many Instances -- You Home at and I'm ' Do Pa you Philadelphia T Are you a victim of eye strain glasses or other eye weaknesses? 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