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rilONT. TWO THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH. RLOOMIXGTON. MONDAY. JANUARY 13.

10 U. MASON First Family of State vrr Confused; Italy jr jVW JrV a Generals WC Shifts aV I lm Causes Loss Of Confidence By Soldiers t-r- 1 i voasx ouara Tries fo Free i 1, Ki i 1 J. Uul IW fcicfe I U. S. Liner FIGHT'S HUE A SMOKIL Italian prUoiwTH rapluml a lh luitl-h Nrth AfrWaa drlv rollcil iksavl Itrraui rrli liimrrilr far Inrrlfr offrrnl ki ml Ikrir ihJaf K4 tmmtrtmfty4 i aKltc la IW AakU WW UIm a4 aaf MrU(y wai A.i I IW I rf.

)t lfc ftl jf4 la S-r i srjf 1 f. I LEAVES FOR INAUGURATION- Governor-elect Dwight II. Green of Illinois and members of his family and official party wave goodbyes as they leave for his inauguration in Springfield. Mr. and Mrs.

Green are in renter and their two daughters are to the left of them. A- p- f. I V4 MACKENZIE Climax in War Seen Within Few Month -rf t- lv rut ti-f- it r. mans have been pouring hell into London again. The point of that is I Jt iMef IU Hitler Must Hurry to Beat Aid From U.

S. twofold: It is a continuation of the effort to break civilian morale; it The! fact MOeMt ration for the actual attempt to land troops. For the British it Is a question of stopping the Invasion before it starts, but destroying transports and supplies accumulated for the assault. That the German dictator should is calculated to put this control ff faUare a t.ss center of the country out of action 5 I i I i iftri: i tnnil I IW I gv al Wta I IW before an attempt at invasion. ul foe- be looking for an opening at this Il aiwLJ ea If Vfee4t Irateg la IW ml taia W- )i 2 unfavorable time of year Is indication of the urgency of the matter rala AlVtat The answer of the royal air force has been to slash savagely at the so railed Invasion ports, from Norway down to Brest on the French coast.

Brest has been raided several times in the last few days, and other objectives have Included Kae4 la iieW. 11 i in i mi hi i from hie standpoint. Flying condi 4i site la. nrl4 earaaral mi iel IV IW ttaii ix -r sm4 e-y4. tions are bad and the English channel is a raceway of peril for the transportation of hundreds of thousands of seasick troops and their mountainous equipment and supplies.

if CAPTITSEI) ITALIAN TKlTKSCapturrd Italian nol.r trnr-rt iUrranl on the way to the rear as UritMi uftrr ronlinue. Flushing, Dunkerque, Calais and Rotterdam. It at these ports, and others 'tixr-j ti aie Cimii T- at, 4e 1 BY DEWITT MACKENZIE. Foreign 'wa Editor. (Informed Opinion.) Developments over the weekend tend to support the assertion of British Minister of Economic Warfare Dal-ton that the war will reach a climax In the "new few months, perhaps in the next few weeks" a point which this column has been rr.phasizir.K for some time now.

Hrrr Hitler'a projected invasion of Enpland undoubtedly has been the Bubject of the destructive argument between Nazi and British bombers. The nature of the objectives upon which they have been unloading their freight of hate lend substance to that view. For Hitler the operation represent the necessary prepa- al 4 lt I ei. re I at 1 i i i a of the occupied territories, that the have assembled their barges Speed EssentlaL The fuehrer is spurred to take DOWNS for the transportation of troop. extreme chances by the determina a.

I i i 4-r 1 4f' It I-' I and the supplies of all kinds neces tion of the United States adminis sary for such an adventure. John tration to go all-out In aid for ayjgaaajpBMsjsaaajsjp PiiSlipifJ Britain. He is rushinjr against time Then Invasion Bulls strategy hart been to allow his enemy enough time to collect Gas in an effort to crush England before American help and her own a lot of equipment, and then he ilkfie i i af. would plaster it with bombs. esourcee give her sufficient t'trm.

tie I' a I a e- The royal air force also heavily strength to stand up againfit the ete bombed the German naval base of might of the German war machine. a. aa -4 tt. sT(Mlt lemie rr" Wilhelmehaven. Here there Is a Poison Attack 1 at f4V- Sfi! i eefala 1.

1 i er mm great ship building basin with three Immense drydocks. The Brit raj CW.1 Vst X- From Air Will Precede Attack I wa. a. for chemical warfare, army clrc'ee I wj lr. te i.e I.

at efe here treat with ever-j c-ther cor tr, recurring rumors of r.ew ar.l di-! mention cf it. It aas etf Uer gae. There has been fv rsil-jthat if ge get tie cal development In most ua- ft.jM a tit f-pleasant department of war ex.ee anj 4eef ai chetiv.fal warfare I'ae Utile (. tJ gae la it'in j. Use gss ha been virtmXr ui- He will be lucky If fortune gives him a maximum of six months.

Every day now is a golden one, for the turn of the war probably isn't farther away than that. He must strike quickly and surely before the combined Anglo-American resources descend on him. 1 1 ga ta Jjvtl V-r tfti 1 'f Il la alasf iert. fr a arwef la I eaarisarw la I We tmmmm is ew TW r- BY KENNETH ish air ministry Monday further announced that low flying fighting planes had attacked German troops in trenches near the beaches. Yes, I think we may take It that Hitler Is getting ready to strike.

This Inn't to say that the attempt at Invasion of England necessarily will come first. He has alternative projects, and is an opportunist. I geawtal afv g.a-eal WASHINGTON. D. C.

UNS When thousands of poleon gas Hitler's preliminary strategy known In this tsar to date When) WJ the It A V. e.J I was with the Krer.rh armtee lat I'e on ii'i er-ov! winter I hearj cf a few keep tr.e Lf.wa'e self, Instances In which the Germsra'at ih.s rt.a-.t ut.1 i bombs begin dropping oa England. must provide for the weakening of the defensive system which the MM it' if1 by British have constructed to ward laying their dread blankets of garlic like fumes, you can bet the hour experimented with gas en a small Tboea who r.l 1 However, one thing still remains off invasion. His weapon for that hand, ac chief ob-f invasion is finally certain England is the is hla air force, since he is very rt cording to the latest and best In ectlve. since only through crush weak in naval power.

With his air scale In RtChtinf alt( he to i I lnaa lif.i )t real weetern front. Ceneral efl-jcf wlieereai rera admitted the Germare hat aln Tt-en. tf gaa te used gaa In a few attarks on it jcal. or Ihea tm, s'arl poets beyond the Maxlnot line It at i at ar.y formation In Washington Unlay. ing the mother country could Hit For.

on the hais of confidential ler achieve a conclusive victory. fleet he must, eo to speak, blast holes In the British ramparts to make for his landing forces. All other operations are subsidiary, reports here, it la expected the uai.t flpae atfaka that ran and directed to this same end. For the last two nights the Ger M. Aldridge, launched from the air will precede I sA the German move on England.

sUV I OTralQlll uh.n anl if It nmea I wsw r' hwat a Thre Vehicles Blacksmith, Dies ina atiacKs wouia um in'cViGets National Reported Stolen Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If you tufter from meumtle, arthrttla a restricted number of specific Jectlves, principally air bases. It Is M. Bloomington police Monday were said. MAJOR BOWES and his internationally famous Amateur Hour rvery Thursday night at 8 P. lie sure to listen to: Petticoat Parade daily Sat.

and Sun. at 2:30 P. Women of Todav daily Sun. at 8:30 A. M.

T. K. E. Post investigating weekend thefts of I a I tn.Tofd AltU'a-e I Wet re s'ttet 4 it uaw at I 31 a V.e.4, He rat been in iJ eiefl '4 da'h was 4e -e The t- waa te 4 Is I Ve Air Itaae Important. Mass gassing of civilians trapped two automobiles and a truck.

Vehl cles stolen were those of Ted Earl or neuritis plan, try this almpla lnexpen lvt home recipe that thousands are using. son, 802 East Mill street, a Uet a package or ru-ei Compound, a ex. M. ex. In large metropolitan centers, and similar horrors conjured up by the Mercury coach; Fred Morford of New Secretary Will Establish Office Hero two-week supply today.

Mix It with a quart of water, add the Julre of 4 lemons. McLean, a 1937 Plymouth coupe I a rr t-ii r- itl 'ee 're I at i' Vf It easy. No trouble at all and pleasant. and Maurice A. Goodman.

106 Wen. thought of chemical warfare art discounted by army esperts. They say It simply Is nt pomltle to lay down enough gaa from the air to You need only 2 tahleipoonsful two times Ironist treet, a 1939 Dodge truck. I sitUh i le II a any Often within 4S hours- -sometimes Town Crier daily fx. Sun.

at 12:13 P. M. The Morford car was recovered SU1AVAH overnight splendid results are obtained. StraaM. f.rmef preel tent.

I mm t-een I a'- eiectitHe secretary the Taw Kap pa Fp.lrtn fratetr.lty. I', waa art- ceeretery Mr Al as Win at llae Sunday morning in the 200 block of be effective over any wide areas (A If the pains do not quickly leave and tf you do not feel better, return the empty North Howard street. The only object which could be ni a- s- a a i fifl YMiB Bintn package and Ru-Ex will coat you nothing served in dropping gas bomb on r.our.red Panday at a cent STEWART ers day seeur.ir at the Suitcase Stolen to try as It la sold by your druggist under an absolute money-back guarantee. Ru- London would that of terrorlza-tion. Since the British don't appear 1 If as ye.

-Si at Kti 1 te t.e f.l Me Wjf.e tfa ifae Ex Compound Is for sale and recom 2. Lex-1 to terrorize well, military observers how. US') North Ma.n fee-Mr. SrraijM aatt headquarters would be moved to Patrick Hardeety of r. r.

ington, reported to police mended by Walgreen and drug stores Sunday atrike out the likelihood of km at- MIM.WCHS N1TWORK everywhere. Adv. night that a suitcase containing a UcK, on Rritish cities jrton and rrf! I TOUHG suit and several articles of cloth- But alr bases art a different mat- Portly. He wr.i.n j. b.a aw- w.

I i Jt. li l57 lie was fr at te A tttii at tlai.T.'V inK was aioien irom ms car eany ter. It Is believed that If hundred. as ch.ief cletk the M.Lean eo.f Gnnrlaw airantn. wKil.

aatA a. a I 1 S7 I of bombers could brought over draft Kard No 2. Iue.4a t.a w.a. im.m As rat. oral eiecuUve fJJf Mr a the Circus park roller rink.

Havtieht raids kev MOEGAS I Ka aaa aanyl a at I r4 a ai1 taniftft TU- TmUJ V.I J. tfrt I wa a a. ne rep.aces r. t.u:. I I t.fJ.A bard, who to rettfir.g Jr.

n.os prp ulJ b- r.nj-r-d temnorarllv use- cent of the world's total stock of or Mr Mow Kay 3 less as a prelude to Invasion. gold. Piointment came at trie njer X'Attm at is-. TW Mat day meeting attended by a4 -e la tar la 99 No mysterious new gas Is anticipated. Mustard gas, which killed and disabled many In the first World ar, the gas to expect.

Laid down In heavy quantities. It could neutralise air bases for ae do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH. an Improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plates. tic CkHm KZs'l sw. aa.

peraone Irinral waeeruky Te ate Kvan of prlf.f.ei t. who' trvrets. K' l.J faz recently was e-te. t. the at on-1 mf K- 4'e wi.

al home ft epteentatlea a Ma :4 Atsrcf U4 National ffaterr.itf at- a 1 a tend. the InrUt Mr 1 VA holds false teeth more firmly tn place. Do not s.lde. slip or rock. No rummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling.

FASTEETH Is alkaline non-acid). Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breaUi). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. 1 waa It at mi i long as 10 days.

Absolute control cf the air over England in the daytime must be won by the Germans before, they can dare Invasion, the army experts say. At this writing Germany lacks this control. In fact, since the severe defeat the Iuft waffe received from the It. A. F.

over England in September, all German raid of any consequence Flint. L. W. Tjesurg. national vice fte.dr,t.

r're 1 ItaS' ter. Cbicaro. national and C. V. DiehJ.

iHcatttr. e.at5!r. scholarship effjrer Ir. J. MrNutt of ton.

one cf the f.re mn lera of the fraternity, taxe tha Chapter n-enrvere the FRAGRANT PIKE VAPORS RfllfVt MISERIES OF -y I Ue i.tttit-t CHILDREN'S COLDS Sity of ar. James unlvrrs.ty alien. 1 I have been limited to nUht time. Kdfe a Irllrat Nevertheless, the It- A. edge In this daylight control Is a delicate one now, and should that so much e- rieaC ti4if Ss2rt FAYE -CRADLE Made especially for children.

Pine Halm brings the happy relief that mothers seek. Its wonderfully soothing pine vapors, with ten other quick vaporizing medicaments that Raj LUUri Patricu Alia TnTrcf Ifca.ffl'6' '''('sWPIsa Bbdder Weakness tf yea fraa a. lu r. le 4ti ao4 a ar.4 to a.1- aaS a-4-f I kiea. iMit Ire 4 4 tH Vt -ne Ses 1 a Sea aMf-M yaa lar.

I Va, 1 "THE BEST IS EVENTUALLY RECOGNIZED AS MEADOW GOLD HOMOGENIZED." There You Have It The Prize Jingle of the Past Week! MRS. A. JONES 1002 X. OAK ST. Is the Lucky Winner.

Every morning for three weeks an "All American Basket" of Meadow Gold Dairy Products with the red, white, and blue caps will be delivered to her home. What a help to the budget! You, too. mny be a winner, so send in yonr jingle. For full details tune in WJBC daily, 9:30 p. m.

SNOW PALMER MEADOW GOLD as slip the Germans would assume air mastery, not gradually, but with shocking rapidity, military observers believe. When the Germans could send over vast fleets of bomb many child doctors use. go direct to the air passages with every breath. Smells delightful Its pine tree fragrance promotes restful sieep. Won't burn or blister the skin Thousands of srateful mothers know bow de ers in the daytime Including the unTAr.i ED deadly accurate Stukas then, they say.

would come intense high 7 m-r pendable Pine Balm ta. Try It yourself Get some Pine Balm. In the pine cooe Jar. -RUMMAGE SALE' plosive bombardment of air has from your druccut today. eXrnw VriUtiM ftisltlT Jilt CltMtU Tuesday.

January 1 1 917 Wot Market Street followed by gas attacks to neutralize them and thus paralyze the It. A. F. while the Invasion got under way. Although the Germans are known Alt' iinv tt i tHlNAI.tl tit I .1.

The Volatile Rub fPORlE SAIMI Cost Only 25e 1 saa tMM 4 iwt A. M. to have a formidable organization.

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