The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1918, Page 5

Sea THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, LESS MEAT IF BACK AND KIDNEYS HURT: Take a glass of Salts to flush | Kidneys if Bladder ‘STRIKES AND RIOTS IN AUSTRIAN AND -} eventually Produces kidney trouble in some forty | y or other, says a well-known authority, ecause the uric acid in meat excites| Gray sconte ye the kidneys, they become overworked; | HOWIN “Discontent Over get slug clog up and cause all! Failure ee Wi ssid and caus ailure to Agree W Si forts of distress, particularly back- Neal ith ae ache and misery in the kidney regton;| and Scarcity of Food. theumatic twinges, severe headaches, | —s acid stomach, constipation, torpid = liver, sleeplessness, bladder and | 'ONDON, Jan. 18.—Serious strikes, bt conte remehe vat accompanied by rioting, have taken ne moment your bac! hurts or e n > ? 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Cor. 21S” renin A : SINCE 1891 according Be to news agency telegrams to Zurich and to the prolongation of the pence ne- gotiations at Brest-Litovsk, the con- reduced tread ra- tions—one-half the former allotment, | and police measures against meat-|the Allies are eager for peace; that | A peace demonstration at Vienna a riot during which, accordling to an Ex- food A Wireless Pross strikes broke out on Monday morning tn factories In Vienna, Brunn, Linz and| the walk-outs re- sulting In rioting which necessitated On Tuesday | the nutnber of strikers increased and A Got || tere Were Rumerous onfiicts with | so © police. a ae | appears that the Austrian authort- Mr og a 2 |] | tes are anxious regarding the situation | the sav- || | &t Prague, Bohemia, as the Civil Gov- ing to {ernor has been replaced by a military you of || | Governor. by the to be heard of the His t | breaking up of meetings arranged by Denis the annexationist Fatherland | Party, but It ts difficult to ascertain to what | has been The Deutsche Tages Zeitung pub- reports showing that In consequence of the shortage | ot fodder the dead weight of cattle! to the Berlin market 1s only one- half the normal, and that large num- nust be slaugh- tered to provide the prescribed meat m from Rotterdam saya) railroad | Germany 19 being bits hed rin 1s AMERICAN WOMEN DRIVE | MOTOR CARS IN FRANCE Atching and far | wre, Tueatenn ts, AN Saves the Hsin“ \y po of the Associated Press).—| 1 motorcar drivers have tn the zone of the as tinkering the 25 mm display sting und instructive. GERMAN PROPAGANDA | DIRECTED AT OWN TROOPS: | Desperate Attempt Made to Restore Confidence and Belittle America’s | Part in War. | WITH THE BRITISH ARMIFS IN THE FIELD, Jan, 18 (United Press.) The Prussian propagandists’ gun ‘to. day turned toward their dwn troops By lectures, pamphlets and the movies attempts are being made to restore to 4 self-doubting soldiery the before-the Marne belief that they are uncon- querable, The propaganda is not ineffective Prisoners talk confidently of the posed drive on the west front; they de not complain of food, which is suffictent at the front while scarce behind the lines, From German prisoners it ts known America is bemg ceaselessly ridiculed The United States has taken the plac of Britain as “contemptible” in the German lexicon. The German soldier are being told that stories of a bin American army are “bluff; that when the “Yanks” are put to the test they | will fail to make good. ‘The Teuton troops are taught that | they are divided on the conduct of the war and that they are only holding to- | gether through @ desire to destroy Germany, | CANADA MAY FOLLOW EXAMPLE HERE IN COAL OTTAWA, Jan. ‘Jan. 18—N =o official inai- | cation as to whether Canada will fol- low the example set by the United | States Is apparent. C. A. Magrath, | Dominion Fuel Controller, and C. W. Patersen, the Aésistant Contro| have gone to Toronto. There ts a general impression that, In view of the fact that Cannda is largely de- pendent upon the United States for| correspondent of the|coal supplies, the Government prob- Munich Neueste Nachrichten says that |ably will have to show reports of an Austrian Cabinet crisis strong Dr, von Seydler, the | supply: an equally the disposition to conserve Should there be a suspen ration of Canadian r, it would doubtless be o ries for 1 Slavs, tt ts as- | Gites subsequent to those fixed in Mr ¢ Soctalists, who Garfield's order. like the rest are chafing under the ie | food difficulties, while the German Aviator Killed in Texas, I the eum « putics are hostile owing to the Pre-|_ FORT WORTH, Tex., Jan. 18.—Cadet | Full Sets of Tet s alleged weak attitude toward the D- H- Rogers of the Royal Flying Corps Gold. Fillings c was killed yesterday while trying a spinning nose dive for the » was in Canada. first tim \ONLY RAIDS REPORTED ON FRONT IN FRANGE London Declares German Artillery Is Growing More Active in the Ypres Sector. LONDON, Jan. 18.—"We carried out @ successful raid last night north of St. Quentin,” the British War Office | reported yesterday, “The enemy‘s ar- tillery was active in the Ypres sector.” “The night was calm over the whole front, except In the region of Maison de Champagne and In the sector west of the heights, where the artillery on both sides kept up a degree of activ- ity,” says the French statement. “French troops in the vicinity of the Calonne trench, in the sector of Bpar- ces, last night carried out a raid which creased artillery activity in the Cer- na bend on the Macedonian front, but of comparative quiet on the Rui French and British fronts, Of campaign in Italy the report say: “There has been no change In the altuation, During their unsuce ‘ul and costly attacks of Jan, 14-16, the Italians lost twelve officers and more than 800 men who were made prison- ers. A Central News despatch from Ger- | many, received at Amsterdam, says Major Gen. von Auer was killed on Jan, % - Naon Soon to Return, His Govera- ment Says. BUENOS AYRES, Jan. 18--The Foreign Office announces that Dr. Romulo 8. Naon, Ambassador to the United States, has been granted a short leave of absence, but will re- } turn to Washington after spending a! He will confer with Dr. Naon's tow days here, President Irigoyen. enabled them to penetrate the German positions deeply.” The German reports tell of in. | friends, however, persist in thetr as-| gertions that his resignation {s final. | Don’t Be Just Half Well! Don't go through life dull-eyed and listiess, whipping yourself to every task. Don’t let a lowered vitality imperil your career by making you a clock-watcher. In nine cases out of ten, listlessness, loss of ambition, strength and energy are due to an impoverished con- dition of the blood. 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