New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1916, Page 11

—~ { { Second Section ( NEW BRITAIN HERAILD. NEW BRITAIN CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1916. William Faversham Breese » Are just eight more of the: great Metro family of supreme artists appearing only in Metro Wonderplays, the newer, better motion picture~ 2 Is your Theatre showing METR PICTURES HENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN OPPOSITE ARCH. 127 MAIN STREET. | acres of grain, THREAT T0 AUSTRIA istence of Trust in Hungary Would Be Serious Matter fed Press.) CORNER IN i ¥ A The Assc (Correspondence of Zurich, March msiderable { apprehension has been excited in Aus- | tria the announcement that the Hungarian flour mills are being or- ganized into a powerful trusi Al- 1most wholly dependent upon Hungary heat and other breadstutfs, the jan millers and bakers foar that srporation will inerease still ir the other monarchy. by 1ow th the her subjection to half of Among the various questions which | where the | been | | have arisen during the war, interests of the two nations have divergent, none has occasionod bitter feeling than those connected { with the grain trade. Ausivia is chiefly an industrial country and Hungary an agricultural one. expori- 'ing enormous quantities of grain | every year; a very large proportion of | which goes to Austric | When foodstuffs 10 in the dual monarchy, .Aust | naturally suffered first. While Hungary everybody had plenty and prices were moderate, i trians were on short rations, payinz ! | exorbitant prices, and having io suffer | | all the inconvenience anncyances | of more began get | scarce The NG | ed extor | Hungarian 1’ farme temnt- on were made against the landowne and pe: nt the millers were :lso ac- ! cusec king unfair advantags of | the situation. They managed to get | the government in Budapest to put all | | kinds of obs in the P nding grain to Austria, insisting that v ought to all the milli fits. Remembering this, the Austrian millers are the more alarmed now at the spect of this new trust in Hungar feeling certain that very | little grain will be allowed fo cress the frontier. The bulk of :t will be converted first into flour and meal in | the country where it is grown. More- | over the Hungarian millers will bhe | able to fix the buying and selling prices of both grain and flour. In the struggle the Austrian millers | are handicapped by the fact that | many of them are in a small way of | Dusiness, whereas the Hungarian mills are mostly of considerable capacity. ‘And in addition the natural advant- are all on the side of ™ungary far as production is concerned. Hungary cultivates over 25,000,000 against Austria’s 16,- | Hungary’s chief produects, are wheat and corn while are oats and ryi TO REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT A SIMPLE, SAFE, RELIABLE WAY. | People who are over-burdened with | superfluous fat, know only too well the discomfort and ridicule that over- stout people have to bear. If you are carrying around ten pounds of unhealthy fat unnecessarily weakening your vital ¢ gans and are carrying a burden which destroys the beauty of your figure. There is no need of anyone suffering from superfluous fat. If you want to reduce your weight in a simple, cafe and reliable way, without starvation | diet or tiresome exercise, here is test worth trying. 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