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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1916 EIGHT PAGES ITALY IS EQUIPPHI ! TO CARRY OUT HER PART IN GREAT WAR PAGE SIX Hong Kong Cafe Noodles AND Chop Suey HOT TMLES 15c BMMic THH orders ievtaJtr Hones for ladle anil gf ntlemen OIKS 1AT ANl ALL NIGHT Ml. VI i UC AP OP undavs 548 Main Street Next to E 0 BMl rhor.e Ni UOVERNMKXT H s UiRKADY OVER two iii i.iox MEM IN UNIFORM. dmt MflUoa other in Kuan while Man Between is ami :;j CM Yd IV tnloxl 1" Ibo tlor l'iii MM in Artillen is Abundant for ROMS, Jan. ,1. When the orches tral guns have boomed their last sai vo a.l the big asbestos c urtain of peace drops on Europe's war-torn !'. ilOUbtleas she world will begin to a;; relate the role played by Kin-; Victor in the greatest tragedy of his- 1 0 CENT "CASCAAETS"' BEST LAXATIVE FOR LIVER AND BOWELS K)ST STAY OOXSTIPATED, BIL IOrS HEADACHY. WITH IlKKATH BAD OR STOM ACH SOtlt. No odd? how bad your liver, stom ach or bowels; how much your hend aches how miserable and uncomfort able you are from a cold, constlpa tlon. Indigestion, biliousness and slug gish bowels you always set relief with Casoarets. Don't let your stomach, live bowels make you miserable. Italy joined the players and Kir.rf Victor with his tuft of rooster feath ers appeared from the wings. He had frequently been mentioned for the lines, and no sooner h id he strode i on the stage than he and the vet eran actor Franz Josef came to blows "Verona will fall before Gorltsia." shouted the Austrian. Gorizia first," retorted Victor and the play went on. "It was not until May of this year that Italy declared war on Austria, Immediately the Italian general stsft outlined the following land program 1 An aggressive, systematic oper atlon on the mountainous northern frontier. Trentino and the Carnic Alps long fortified by Austria, de slgnedly to make an Austrian inva sion of Italy easy while standing lei pregnable against Italian Invasion - An offensive on a large scab - st the valley or the Isonzo which barred Italy's way toward the and I Julian Alps on the east and the Istrair. Take peninsula to the south. Cascarets tonight; put a nend to the; The naval program was this: De headache, biliousness, dizziness ner-' struetlon of Austrian commerce on vousness. skk, sour, gassy stomach, the Adriatic and adjacent waters ind had cold, offensive breath and alii the bottling up or destruction of the othr distress; cleanse your Inside or-; Austrian fleet. gans of all the bile, gases and const!-1 1 'n land today Italy races the New pated matter which is producing the Year as the only one of the allied misery I powers whose main army la flrmlv A 10-cent box means health hap-1 entrenched on the soil of an enemy, piness and a dear head for months ; ' 'n water the Duke of Abruzzi's fleet All druggists sell Cascarets. Don't is supreme. The Austrian main fleet, forget the childrenthetr little insidesj refuged In Pola harbor, refused th need a gentle cleansing, too Italian challenge just as the German j main fleet defies the British in the - j Kiel canal. Like Germany. 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Weeks of desperate fighting ugainst rdng in mLm Loy Lee thrusts northward and east boMeved to be possible eari.' ' .'i the objwt xt'ained. After - of the severest and. most dl'fi ult nutntain warfare, heroic strug- precipitous b .tlegrounds. the Alpine troops, Be.sagliert and infan w h beavj artillery sometimes op the ro omtainsides with hi'.e batterefl .'ort after foTt : tt, Stormed and captured therto impregnable Austrian de eneea, and ootistUdated the con n -i crags and valleys against, a essfu counter-offenarre. Ihe floodgates of invasion for whUfh I been ir'-parlng eir.ee lad which she had boas'ed Sfo ' HERB ll li OO. 1 1 f.urden St. "n tested cure all aheceeses. are suffei- rhi' Ism. api liver. dropsy, kldne or female trouble, ones! and skin diseases or tebllih Offloe hom, io . m V Sjawtaf and t, 10 a. m to i p offerers from tl iMUty other cbronlc hnve seen rseterel and happiness withoi oas drugs. bv the VrrliS "MIW illll see US stomach to llllB dineases health Resmcd as W ampalgn. j While this was going on. the sef-i ond part of the general staff plan was being executed In the Isonzo valley On June 2 King Victor's ar mies crossed the Isonzo On June 9, . Monfalcone fell to Gen f.'adorna. Two days later Gradiaca hud succumbed and the Austrians retreated) to Gorl zia. On July 7. the bridgehead at Gorizia. whs reached by the Italians, where for five months the ebb and flow of battle had soaked the soil with Italian and Austrian Mood. A general advance over the entire front from Tolmlno to Monfalcone July 22 still found Cadorna's troops before Gorizia locked In the death struggle. Gorilla's loss would mean a severe blow to Austria ana all means arc employed to defend It Reinforce merits were brought from Gallcla and It was only the timely arrival of Ger man regiments on one occasion that saved the Austrians from' disastrous rout In the sector north of Plava During the latter days of Novem ber. the Austrian resistance at Gorizia began to weaken. December 1 found the city Invested from three sides, the surrounding fortresses pounded tfi fragment! by Italian howitzers ami the town defended by only a single line of trenihes. Italian shells ol heav caliber were ploughing the 1 n nn ii in i nil i li ii i i n mi i ji 1 n WS$m Dtmn A IS I transporting Miss Tope from I.os An-I I gslei to Chicago and New Orleans l.a. It is "till pending. It Is reported that Germans and UStriani are concentrating at Glev II and that an invasion Is Itnmin- enl Tl OF 1 ENEMY IN Cahtuel i- fnllcl. ATM IONS. Jan l.--I'remler Ski u- luudiH of Greece summonad the mem- BOMB, .Ian 1 Manlal law will hers of his cabinet for an Important be declared throughout Greece no meeting Important military deel cording to a dispatch received hero lions, wore expected j from Athens. LOKDON, Jan. 3 --The Russian army, rejuvenated bv fresh equip ment of munitions rrom America. England and Japan Is reported en gaged In a terrific attack on the A ustro-Hungarian lines in Galicia A Iteuter dispatch says that Austrians numbering a million engaged This dispatch says whatever chans on have occurred have neen in favor of the PJneeisni Official reports from Vienna and Petrograd fail t make any claims of advantage their respective armiee. clan railway. South of the Pnpel there have been desperate engage mentS In some places." Alleged Blackmailer on Trial. CHICAGO, Jan. t. MlSS Jessie Ell- from Petrograd zahcth CdDe of los Angeles Cat., tin and fjerma and a half a angelea, Cal, 1 r 1 whi figured in the sensational rrest and indictment of Charles Al Xander, Providence. It. ., million re banker and steel magnate, on a hlte slave charge, was to he placed n trial in federal court here on a harge of attempting to bribe feiler- for al officials. Miss Cope Is charged with offering to split 1(0,000 with fed- Itnssiu 1'reis.reo ra- AtUu k. I "al otncials to pusn tne The Austrian report says tht the 1 afalnst Alexander providing l ticks have neen rePllhied cee.led In gelling that charges 'he suc- amount from the Providence man. I he Indictment ngalnst Alexander charges him with j heals skin diseases If you have eczema, ringworm fr other itching, burninp;, raw or amply skin eruption, try Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap and see how quickly the itching stop I .Hid the trouble disappears, eve i in atvew, stubborn cases. Rahul Ofaaasat sad Kaslaol Smp jW, clou me I SIHilM nd kluy m H lit, Sviij iii di I streets. The fall of Gorizia would give Gen j era) Cadorna's troops access to all the roads leaHng toward Vlllnch to the north. Iiliach to the east, and Trieste to the south The Investment of Trieste would mean an expeditious I occupation of the Istrlan peninsula I 'neludlng Pnln. refuge of the Austrian i fleet According to the latest estlmate I the total Austrian casualties In the Italian campaign are more than 30" -000 or which HO. (ion are killed. Aus j tran prisoners In Italv numbehr r.O.Od ) .The Italian lossee. too, have beer Greater New I contain SSl.bii Vork public pupils. schools everywhere with heavy losses. Indications are Russia has been j preparing for thees gigantic opera tions for a long time Lack of news I of the gatering strength of the move. ' ment in the liessarabtan region Is at tributed to the fact that commiinca ' ton has Dssi nprai tcallv suspended for i a month. 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