DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1916
EIGHT PAGES
ITALY IS EQUIPPHI !
TO CARRY OUT HER
PART IN GREAT WAR
PAGE SIX
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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-
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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. Austria
is unable to give safe convoy to her
May Be VI
woman may become
dia as a result of t
issue. Lewis V Hari
lo have resigned (Tl
and is slat, d to go to
M rs Harcnurt was
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Given Any Product
John Philip Sousa and his famous Band have circled the globe on numerous tours and inspired
millions of people in many lands with their soul-stirring, inimitable music.
Mr. Sousa has been a smoker of Tuxedo Tobacco for years. Recently, at the Panama-Pacific
Exposition, a newspaper representative made the discovery that every member of Sousa's Band is also
a Tuxedo smoker!
Whereupon, the following endorsement of Tuxedo was gladly given and signed by Mr. Sousa and
the sixty-six members of his Band. Read it as sure-fire and convincing as a Sousa March:
"All the vim, energy and enthusiasm we put into the playing of the
'Stars and Stripes Forever' we find in the steady use of TUXEDO."
G-ttW VTu..at..v
rs
Ethel
of J
Burns of Ne
P Morgan.
oort is rumored
m the cabinet
India as viceroy
formerly Mary
York, a cousin
NEW Yt'RK Jan. 1 The navy
ronsultinjr board held its first meet
ing at the Brooklyn navy yard.
The morning was devoted to the
examination of warships in the yard
i With an army of more than J.50.-
i i men in uniform: with reserves of
I 1.750. aim men between is and 38 yell
to be called to the colors; with abtin-1
j dant equipment, especially heavy ar
Itillery. backed by a splendid Indus-!
I trial mobilization capable of feeding
miiniti"ns for any emergency. Italvj
looks to the future with the utmost
J n i d " n ". This was vividly
affairs, in the chamber, in which he
ftnounced not only Italy's agreement
with the allies not to conclude a sep
arate peace, but her purpose to at-
after which the members of the boird 1 !f,rui ,he campaign across the Adii-
wlll be It
miral I'sl
ncheon guests of Rear At
r
Cut Thu C
It Is Wo
.: -uoiiort of strb ken Serbia.
inswer to the latter pledge, 8.-
I Italian troops have already land-
!i Albania where pioneers are
iusj at road buiblin? and other
I means of transport through the path-
u'u I mountains. Food and clothing
4 rj" !y the shipload are being sent by the
i3tCy j j Italians f-.r the Serbian refugees.
i s--n months of rit?htipg along the
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The incomparable mildness of Tuxedo appeals to
men with nerves the fact that Tuxedo docs not
affect their throats or nerves. And the reason is the
"Tuxedo Process", that makes Tuxedo different
from all other tobaccos positively non-biting,
delightfully soothing, restful and refreshing.
Tuxedo will appeal to you for the same reasons.
March at a Sousa quick-step to the nearest tobacco
dealer and get a tin of Tuxedo today. Smoke pipeful
after pipeful all day long, every day, for a week.
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rnc have indicated
daiy "mmuni'j
tin the Isonzo front j
,s reaj n.-d the stiei
i occupation of th'
d give her the ojty of Veron-
re Italy could reach Gorizia
closed against her with doutl
j bur and lock.
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
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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
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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
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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.
Uiat Wednesday the censorshp trail
ightened somewhat end fgajatChe
have now begun coining through.
Gcrmnnw Sh Ituoilnns I'aJI.
The tlerman report eas the Rus
sian offensive has failed. The official
statement Issueil In lierlln says:
"Thei Austro-Hutig.irbin batteries
of General von Unthmer did effeotiv
; work In
south of
ola. which was aoconpusneu ty a , , , , . , , ,
imv i'i''n t - i i i ii nuiuia uwi uiivi
The Russian report says: he ps carry off the impurities.
"Houthetuit of Ilulalr during the When multitudes of people are to
night we threw hani grenades Into day taking Scott's Kmulsion to avert
the Teutons' trenches The attacking winter si' km is, and are giving it tJ
troops returned safely without loss tlicii children, it is careless In n
"In the Uvlnsk regon, thero were ;tg benefits, hook Out for SUbSlitUteS,
skirmishes In Ihe sector of the I'onle- bcultik Uuec, bluuuili-U, M. J, 12
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18 POUNDS OF BLOOD
Is the average quantity in a health)
, adult, hut it is the quality of the blood
! that determines our strength to resist
sickness. With weak blood we find
i cold hands and chilly feet; in children
an aversion to study, and in adult
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