DREAM GF WORLD
DOMINION ENDS
IN ABDICATION
Power of Hohenzollerns Again
to Set World Aflame
Is Ended.
Plunged World Into Greatest War in |
History and Now Goes
Into Oblivion.
“he abdication of the
emmnciation of the crow
of the
for plunging
hloodiest
The Kalis
von
su
In
i
1 ¥
Ii is
! L depopulated
nnd
t of
hia sent the Lusit
women and
in the Atlant
{
ivilization will never
the minions
was
officially shot to
the
Bel
Against
English nurse whe
ans in Brussels
these
crucifixion
propog a,
He who hat
pri
Claims Almighty as His Ally
Many
rely sane
doubt whether WW
He =
possessed a div
Almig
fTort to impres
lea of reveren
sion.
speches
npon
“et the
fin!
pred
rid
Pia
War
Kec
liam preside Jd at
alled from
i conference nt Pots
dam of representatives of the German
and Awustrinn armies, navi at
mercial There,
the best Information
decision
il com
interests according to
obtainable, the
to
sassination of the archduke a pretense |
for the world
had long
In the di
Germany ane
Great Britain, Fra and Russia
the other William posed as one wishing
was reached make the ns
ver for which Germany
hanges between
on wide and
nee on
for peace but driven to w nr,
He signed the order for the mobiliza- |
flon or the uermun army, and Nm
that moment war was inevitable,
Publication of the “Willy-Nicky”
correspondence in 1917 placed the Ger
man emperor io the light of an unscru
pulous plotter. The telegrams disclosed
that Emperor William had Induced
Emperor Nicholas of Russia to sign a
secret agreement which he was to
force the adher of France in the
perfection of an offensive and defens
ive Englund The
treaty was discovered and repudiated
by
{O
nee
allinnee against
n Russian minister,
Failing in his uttempt, the Germann
or set upon himself the
ng Enginond to
France ussin
How well he th
und
Lichnowzky Shows Up Intrigue.
Perhaps the irect and ithe
Military Etiquette.
of Bismarck the
As a mil
for eth
OLsery
And
component
began.
n stickler
end the ANC
vith
details of all these of
army life and training he was fumil
to the smallest point
In
thorough and, w
des
of
ribed ns
the hard
* 3 wad
everything he wns
ithal, one
est workers in the
Physically ur
short } |
einnire,
mproessiv he
and inclined to stoufness--\Wil
lit was fond of being photographed
military
fre to
mn, n
while striking 2a posture
takinz good « voll the
of
which he was
though
his left a dighizure
nnd of
I
ng
with horn
h he was ¢
ment
vie
blamed is Eng.ish
nsitive
for
self-indulgence and cursed her
xtremely si
mother Hvi
a life of
repeatedly ns heiung re aponsible for his
deformiry
COMPLAIN AUSTRIA IS FALSE!
Cemander in Chief ef italian Navy Re.
ports Armistice Treaty Has Mot
Been Complied With:
A wireless igned
commander in chief of the Italian navy,
says that the naval clauses In the Aus:
tro-Hungarian treaty have
not all been complied Informa-
tion withheld,
This announcement is
“official statement, saying:
messnge, = hy he
armistice
with.
in
made an
“Information hing not been supplied
concerning the
of the Austro-Hungarinn ships
Maps of the mine fields and other ob
location nd move
ments
have not been communionted
ships of the
handed over The
Anstro-Hungarian
upon
stacles
The merchant ied pow
has not heen
part the
whieh it had been
siirrender
The nbove are facts
complete hre
of Hav
Hid
revel
constitute a
ngreed sh
heen surreisd
that
ch of agreement solemnly
stipulated for by the armistice conven
tion."
has not
or Satin Skirt.
Collarless Garment, Regardless of Be-
comingness, Promises to Continue
Popular During Season.
hood of America. How gladly
cares for her present supply of mus-
lins, that may turn out
for her rather than for her
home,
Linens
looms guuze
soldiers
and gllks have taken to the
alr In the form of airplanes and war
They with our
have gone
fects being developed in great num
bers for the season, This blouse 1s a
slipover,
i
1
i
{
very easily the head, and it
held In at the walst by a narrow elas
over
the ribbon belt run through
in the panel, back and front,
very smart as a
be worn with
or satin skirts,
This i
or It
lovely
blouse
one of the
the two forming n very
satisfactory afternoon dress
mn
If
blouse
suit
silk
OoCCasions,
reali
well
women
which
come
COT
waistline is unquestionably
t and most be
tincetly sport wem
will come Into w
The model
designed, wa
MUNIN
—
~~
Pane! Blouse of Georgette.
red,
irge bend panel,
1 1 red
The ribbon belt may be of navy faille
or black velvet. A
strikin but
the
not becoming
The coll
questionably
neck and wrist being in a vivie
not
12,
divi figure 1 stilne is
to the
irles
$i
conti
ss
Sgr] on
popular
although a
be
tion
large
are
ing shown wit
Regardle
collars, i
the
comfortable,
that Is a
in
rian
and
very Ir
He
i
i
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{
i
Carelessness Over Lined Wire
Frame ard Start Is Made.
One of the simplest
time most
made by throwing a
In studied
wire For the floor lamp
is especially artisti rame
be lined iin
shirred on, exactly if i sre to he
covered with shirred or plain
panels In the approved iampshade
manner of the After that a
square of handsome silk, brocade, Jap
embroidery or anything suffi.
ciently valuable to suggest that it re
main uncut ig thrown over the
so that the points fall evenly,
fringe may weight the
at the corners will perform the
office. A small hole in the center mas
have to be worked through the mafe-
rial that the tip of the
fixture which holds the shade may
work through. The silk could be
tacked very lightly here and there to
the lined frame to keep it from slip
ping out of place,
and at tl
tive lampsha
Equare material
Hines
this
should
Careiessness
Over a
frame,
with = 1 or
moment,
anese
shade
Heavy
edge, or tassels
same
RO elec
AID IN CLOTH CONSERVATION
Garments on Hand to Help Save
Wool and Cotton.
Now the attle has been declared a
the present store its
greatest possible usefulness,
temodeling, now almost a
to
lost art
That's why we are urged to use
then re-use the best parts of it. The
woman whe does this is doing a pa-
intelligently makes
buy new materinlg, of course, but that
Are overseas,
trained before mills
ean run at full eapacity; when we
think of the armgls need for wool In
clothing, and evéh In the propelling
and explosive charges of big guns, we
abhor the thought of wasting one
precious inch, Cotton cannot take the
place af wool In the field of battle, but
new
i
i
tion will find a way to do without
them for “the duration.”
Leather, too, |
shoes
the
that
of
Bsary
needed. Resole
and
undue
from
weur gaiters,
share
puri
not take
nnd
war work,
you
may
labor
an
muterial nec
The short cont, the narrow skirt and
conservative styles of dress show
the part of
but the
when a clever
enrnest thought on
real
woman
will be noted
aving
pre the Inst sea
and
Ons gar
up by a bit of
winter
school
LATE FABRIC FOR LINGERIE
Voile Has Gained Place of Favor and
Has an Advantage Over
Satin and Silk.
3
a
erwear |
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
are elbow
cut kim ashion in one
Hee,
the
ue and
wiar, and a ls
i id henna
terra cotta,
and
combination
ex oped
degree |
black is
the color
SUIT WITH JACKET EFFECT
GE
FR #
%
¥
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+
¥
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3
Ry
This chic suit is of navy velours de
laine, with collar and facings of tan, A
broad girdle, loosely tied at the back,
adds a new touch to the likewise new
Jacket with flare and peplum,
| Ema
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Le ad
crop in
The
Somewhat wit
berries
hero
it is believed,
weather
Hazleton
past state
George H
president of the
Geselischaft,
Hen
Pennss
Deutsche presey
» chauffe
passed through hers
Paid
and fire departments here
vania
ee] flags to nurs of Afty ar
iru
Allentown
police
ks which
§ mployes of
’
petitioned city council for an ine
in pay of £30 a month, effective
ary 1
! Manch
sion course is
for the study
ins€ruction of
Lehigh University,
Chunk A university «
organized
unde;
Toohy,
being
of French,
Professor
James MeAllister,
football player, sustained a broken he
amd other injuries duri
|. rimmage in a game,
Susquehanna Eugene
| aged fifty, was drowned in
| pond while fishing
Greenshurg The
[| county board | elected
Brant, of Stahltewn,
of the county home
| matron,
Harrisburg The First Church of
Christ, here, was badly damaged when
the boiler of heating plant blew
up.
Catasanqua
Serious
Larrabee
Comfort
Westmoreland
John A
superintendent
and Mrs. Bran!
poor
its
si .
Ashland, Fires #f unknown Arigin
of Joreph
foung here and destfaved twelve mn
including six
four touring cars and
lows In 8275.000)
1 o
y Red
ny young 1
Harrisburg
Haag, Willi
onnected with
Miss
imspart, for
the exec
ont, Was appoints
ig Commissioner
Walter MeNichol
I niontown Kir
usiry
npals
HUCK
he head by a pai of kn kKlers when
we advised two men a ng to
r] tch
fw
them
Lknown Mn.
hogpital
believed
the
Frank
man, the cal
& On Sireoet i 1
elves’ ofl
niown
a serions condi ' { is
ire] skin}
ar
we is suffering fry
lis alleged assalin
ouiod
Allentown. ~The Hazleton & Maha
division of the Lehigh Valley ral.
md already is preparing for the fifth
Liberty Loan drive next spring
Lansford As a protection
merchants, Langford
cided to prohibit peddling
borough limits
Reading Alleged ta have violated
the elaw by buying two rabbits. A.
W. Hottenstein, a Berke county hotel-
keeper, paid $20 fine and $20 costs
Athens—~Frederick A. Tillman, for
merly of Ulster, has been promoted to
the rank of captain In the army, He
is now In France,
been
oN
ta home
te
the
tonne
has
within