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ROM ft Juno 12. King Emanuel held
rifcrcnces today with the leaders of
the rariouB pttrtfes, regarding the form
iiiton of, n new cabinet.
liOME, June 12. Tho Salandra Cabinet
rt&lRtiecl yesterday n a result of the re
fusal of the Chamber of Deputies to trrnnt a
vote of confidence In the afternoon. The
official flBiirea of the vote were 19.1 against
6 Government to 1 4 3. supporting It.
The crisis had been expected because of
tho" suspicion In the Chamber that the Clov
'eVnmont'a reticence was an attempt to
evade Parliamentary control.
Tho Dftlcl.it announcement that tho Cab
inet had resigned nns mado following tho
atrtval of the King from tho front. The
prevailing Impression In Rome Is that the
crisis will bo solved within n couple of days
and that the Salandra Cabinet wltt return
to power, after It has been strengthened.
All parties agree that tho new ltallnn
Cabinet must Imvo a national chnractor. It
Is suggested that it will comprise all the
leading statesmen with a view to uniting
lit tho supreme strughlo all political opin
ions except that of the Intransigent So
cialists, about forty of whom opposo the
war as a principle. From all sides n rapid
solution of tho crlnln Is urged owing to the
gravity of. the moment.
King Victor Emmanuel, who has already
returned to ltomo from tho lighting front,
.besides consulting Antonio Salandra, tho
resigning I'rcmlor, will seek the views of
Unroll Sonnlno, tho Foreign Jtlnlster. tho
presidents of the Senate and tho Chamber
of Deputies and the wearers of the collar
of tho Order of Annunzlata, Including ox
JPremlcrs Gtollttl and Luzzatti.
TASK TO PALI. ON SONNINO.
It has been suggested that Foreign Min
ister Sonnlno bo Intrusted with the .task of
fqtmlng a now Cabinet, but by somo prom
inent In political llfo tho opinion Is ex
pressed that tho voto In tho Chambor of
I'eputlca affected Baron Sonnlno as well as
Premier Salandra. Others mentioned as
possibilities nro Tommnso Tlttonl,1 Italian
1 Ambassador to France, and several leaders
In. Parliament.
Although tho situation of tho Ministry
1 elnco tho Austrian advance on May 14 has
been somewhat precarious, no one expected
tho sudden adverse voto In tho chamber
yesterday, which followed Immediately on
admission that the Austrlans had .been nblo
to pbtaln Initial successes which might, per
haps, have been nvoldcd by tho local com
mand on tho Trentlno front.
T,hls allusion to tho deficiency In tho com
mand frvm Which Generals Brusatl and Do
Chaurand were recalled, caused animated
comments In tho chamber. '
KJtDES A FISH TO DEATH
PARTITION OF SERBIA
NOT TEUTON PURPOSE,
BELIEF OF APPONYI
Hungary's Foremost Statesman
Thinks Only Strategic Posi
tionsVill Be Kept if Cen
tral Empires Win"
PiEACE NOT FAR DISTANT
1.
i By CARL W. ACKERMAN -
BUDAPEST, Juno 1 (Via Berlin, delay
d), "I do not look for tho annexation ot
any largo part of Serbia by Austria-Hungary,"
declared Count Albert Apponyl,
opposition leader In tho Ilungarlnn Parlia
ment, in an exclusive inters lew tridny.
"Only strategic; positions must remain In our
hards."
Count Apponyl Is often' called tho "great
est stateman of Hungary." Ills statement Is
Important not only because It is tho first
publlo utterance by a leading stntcsman
of the dual monarchy on the Balkan ques
tion, but because It gives the world an
Idea ot what Hungarians believe should
be done with Serbia at tho end of tho war.
It la their Idea that Austria-Hungary should
retain Btrateglo points that will prevent the
Balkans from again kindling a world war.
"I personally do not believe that the
.Karageovltch dynasty which formerly ruled
Serbia should return," continued Count
Apponyl, "The Karageovltch. rulers organ
ized permanent conspiracies against our
safety, culminating in tho assassination nt
Sarajevo of the Archduke Ferdinand, the
act that precipitated tho war, We cannot
tolerate such rule again. Furthermore,
Bulgaria, and Greece must be constructed
Into efficient powers. Bulgaria must obtain
her rights In Macedonia."
Count. Apponyl believes .peace Is not far
dlBtant.
"Before there can, be effective steps to
bring peace thero must be falsq steps,"
, hef said. "This period we ore passing
through now. Tho success of mediation does
not hinge upon the personality of tho
inejliator, but upon the, spirit In which
mediation1 la'offered. Those hao been con
.slilcred as possible peacemakers President
Wilson, Popo Benedict, the Kfng o'f Spain,
And the Queen of Holland are all wel
come as peacemakers, provided they bring
eal fairness and Impartiality and advo
cate; terms which can be accepted without
our renouncing the necessary aims of de
fensive warfare. Tha$ means that we must
have effective guarantees for the future
safety of Europe.
'There la. no doubt that we can hold out
until the .coming: harvest. Tjie'n the eco.
nomta situation will be completely altered,
making it .evident that we cannot be
starved 'Into surrendering. I do not think
cur enemies any longer entertain hopes of
mjlltary successes. When they are' con
vinced of the efficiency of the economlo
measures we have taken, too, then the
tim will be, ripe for peace."
Mnn Keeps His Prize Dcspilo State
Game Wardens
APPIiETON, Wis., June 12. Hiding a
fish and killing It la not catching It. Such
is tho decision of the Stale Game Wardens
In tho case of Hiram Beverldgo.
Tho water In tho Fox Itlver has been low
of late and Hiram saw a six-foot sturgeon
In a' shallow pool below the John street
dam. He tried to catch It by tile tall but
failed. Then ho Jumped nnd landed on Its
brtck. It was worso than riding a bucking
broncoj but ho seized a stone when the
fish was floundering In shallow water and
beat it tn death.
Hiram's knees were scraped raw and his
legs tut, but he got 70 pounds of fish nnd
furnished the basis for a now legal do
clslon to ring down the ages.
'U.S. OF GREAT BRITAIN,'
FORECAST IN REPORT ON
SITUATION IN IRELAND
Federated Government of Em
pire After War Indicated in
Proposals Made by
Lloyd-George
HOME RULE AT ONCE
DUIir.lN, Juno 12.
A federated British Kmplre, lrtually a
United Stntcn of Orent Britain, with nil
colonies having a volco In Its government.
It foreshadow cil In an olllclnl report Issued
yesterday by the Nationalist party of Its
lecent meeting.
Tho repoit glves-tlio history of tho situ
ation resulting from Premier Asnulth's lslt
to Ireland and the proposals made by D.ivld
Llovd-Ocorge. the appointed mediator,
which may be regarded ns governmental.
Theso proposals were;
First. To bring tho Homo Itule act Into
Immediate operation.
Second. To Introduce forthwith an
amending bill ns a strictly war emergency
act
Third That during the Interim the Irish
members wcro to remain in Westminster In
their full numbers.
Fourth That during the war emergency
period tho six Ulster counties should remain
under tho Imperial Oovornmcnt.
Fifth That Immediately after the war
an Imperial conference of representatives
of all dominions bo held to consider the
future- go eminent of the empire, Including
the goMTiunent of Irelnnd.
Sixth That following this conference,
and In tho interval provided by tho war
emergency art. a permanent settlement of
all great outstanding problems would be
proceeded with.
Tho foregoing proposals were net out
briefly In a speech at tho Nationalist meet
ing by John Ilcdmond, who added that nq
conferenco had yet been held between tho
opposing parties, each side submitting pro
posals to Its own supporters.
Tho meeting adjourned after halng
passed unanimously resolutions protesting
ngalnst the contlnimnco of martl.il law In
Ireland and condemning both the personnel
of mid the teims of reference to the com
mission nppolntod to Investigate tho recent
rising. It demanded that men ancsted In
connection with the Irish uprising bo
treated us prisoners of war.
Tho statement says Premier Asqulth re
turned from Ireland profoundly convinced
that the Castle lioveinment was completely
broken down, and made no attempt to set
It up ag.iln by the appointment of cither a
Lord Lieutenant or a Chief Secretary for
Ireland.
-KEW ALLIED BLOW PREDICTED
Action Following Conference in London
pxpected by Paris
i PARI& June 12. It la certain that the
ltit of Premier Brland, General Joffre and
CXieral Boques,, Minister pf War, to Lon
jaft) was marked by absolute, understanding-
onaJt military points cowing1 all
front , "
ftm Temp?, declaring tluit tho exchange
n-vJeWS showed perfect agreement between
tU Sfi-uiich and British Governments, adds,
-tfhta la no banal diplomatic formula, but
M-MrMiAtnt which soonill be translated
Urto action pi the highest Importance for
k ssecngfful prosecution of the war. .
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MotaircyclUt Hold for Death
Ks . '3"tuH)b StrftUb. 20.. of 13SS North, Sftth
llBIIMl wm beM tb -await the action of
VW4 Jury today at a coroner's in-
gnc. wm awing a motorcycle, which
&, ti taght ot June S, truek Kdward U
rpWi ot 54'Narth Sydenham street,
3Mt.Mn&teMt nasi ErU avenue-, and caused
ilk jhtth thm mxt day With, Etraub at
Nta i JCM JeaoXs Wertaa, of IGU
ii f-Ua atrMt. fiim tMtlmgnir showed
v ma ttp Btefcards wu struck he
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IL GEN. CADORNA INIZIA
LA GRANDE OFFENSIVA
Gli Austriaci Presi Tra gli At-
tacchi dei Russi e Quelli
degli Italiani
Un telegramma da noma dlco cho oggl
lo forze del generalo Cadorna hanno
Inlzlato una nuova podcrosa olTenslva mi
tutta la fronto del Trentlno, nttacenndo gli
austrlncl e guadagnando tcrrcno. SI dice
a Itoma che l trntta ill una grnndo of
fcnnlNn Intesa gin' da tempo como blmul
taneo nttneco con lo forzo rtifcse che bcontlg
Bono ognl glorno lo furze austrlache nella
Vollnln e nella Hucovlua. Oggl glungo la
notlzla cho duo division! austrlaclie. circon
date dal russi nelle lcinnze dl Czeruowltz,
si bono nrrct.0 con due generall, col loro
cannonl o con lo'loro munlzlonl.
A Itoma si dlco che gli austriaci hanno
rltlrato. truppe daila fronto del Trentlno per
Inviarlo contro I russi, e questo ha dato
modo al generalo Cadorna dl prendere
I'offenslva. IAustrla si trova ora tra due
fuochl. SI credo che presto gll alleati po
trnnno nttaccaro da Salonlcco, per ellm
in'aro' 1 bulgari dalla guerra, o cho ancho
dalla Francla I'offenslva degll nllcati non
sla puntq lontana.
G2 SEEK SCnOLAKSHIPS
Examinations for Coveted City Honors
Will Begin June 19 and Will
Continue for Week
Sixty-three graduates of publle schools
and other Insytutlons of learning will com
pete for the 23 scholarships of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania that the city
awards each year.
The. scholarships are given In return for
grants ot land, formerly a part of the
Philadelphia Hospital, to the University.
Mayor Smith haa turned the applications
pv?r to the committee In charge and the
examinations will be held In the Harrison
Laboratory of Chemistry. 3th and Spruce
streets, and will be conducted by the Col
lege, Entrance Examination Hoard They
Btart June 19, and will bo continued for a
week
The Scholarship Committee consists of
Cheesman A Herrlck, Olrard College, chair
man; Qeors- J., Brown, Drown College
Preparatory School; tho Itev. Hugh T.
Henry, Catholic High School; William V.
Lewis. Northern Penn High School Joslali
H. Pennlman. University of Pennsylvania;
Pauline W. Spencer, Girls' Normal School,
and George Wheeler, associate superin
tendent of schools.
Spring Shotgun Traps Boys
LAXmEL. Del., June 13. After the cel
lar of Fred Burford's store had been robbed
four times he bethought himself of a stern
strategy to bag the thieve) and rigged up
a gun trap In the darK cellar which wan'
worked by means of a rtrng attachment
Yesterday afternoon the shotgun's muffled
report from the cellar was heard and Bur
ford apd others, who went below to see
who had been caught, found Isaac William,
12 years old, and Wlllard Hobbs, 13, seri
ously wounded.
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SONNINO 0TITT0NI A
CAPO DEL MINISTERO,
SI PREVEDE A ROMA
II Generale Cadorna Prendo
l'Oflfensiva nolla Zona tra
l'Adige ed il Brcnta Gli
Austriaci Arrestati
LA CRISI SARA' BREVE
ttOMA, 12 Olugno.
II unblnolto Snlnmlra si c' dlmesso In
aegulto ad un voto dl stlduela dntogll dalla
Camera del Deputatl nella seduta dl sa
bnto a proposllo del bllanclo degll lnternl
SI rltlene cho la crlsl mlnlstrrlalo sara'
rlsolta facllmento 0 pronto o gla' si fnnno
t notril dl Sonnlno e dl Tlttonl, nttualmcnle
nmbnsclnlore n Parlgl, come dl quolll cho
Hnrnnno Incnrlcnti dl formaro II nuovo
gablnotto. SI prcVedn rho rI nVr.V un ga
blnctto dl coallzlonc che comprendcrn tuttl
I partltl nd ecqelono del Hoclnllstn uniel
nlo cho o' stnto semprc ed o' contrarlo nlla
guerrn.
Ho Vlttorlo c' gla' glunto a lloma la
srorsa notlo o nucsta nmttlna conferlra'
ron Von Salntwlrn, con l'on Sonnlno, col
presldentl della Camera c del Sen.ito o con
1 rapl del illvcrsl partltl, non ciclusl forso
Ololitti o Luzz.ittl.
La crlsl nilnlsterlalo c" scoplnta Imprnv
lsamente. II bllanclo degll lnternl o' stnto
nil ognl modo la snica, ma la era rnglono
deo rlrercnrsl nella rerente offi-nslva nus
trlaca o nella Impossllilllta' dclle forzo Itnl
lano del Tlrolo nd nrrestaio I'nvnnzatn degll
nustrlnrl. SI dlro cho lo dlfo-e preiiarnto
nella 7ona del Tlrolo non cnino ndegunte,
non tall quail avrebbero doMitei pssero per
fnr fronto a tutto lo cxentuallla', Ora
VoITcnHlvn iiustrlnen e' htntn beiisl' nrresta
ta o si n' rldotta ml tin lueo settor del
I'nltoplano del Kotlo Comunl, si rllleno gen
oiiilincnto die gll nustrlnrl nrelbeiu potuto
essero nrreatutl motto prima iho ne.ssero
nxuto 11 tempo ill Imailere II tcrrltorlo
Itallano.
Ad ognl mmlo la crlsl presento non slg
nlllca nlTntto alcun r.imbl.unento nello spli
Ito della nazlone, cho' nnzl tuttl I pnitlll
p.irlatncntarl sostengono la necesnlta' dl
splngcro la guerra con maggloic iittlvlta',
so do e' posslblle. VI sono nlcuul cho pic
edono cho Salandra avra' dl nuoMi 1'ln
carlco dl rlcomporro II gnblnetto, ma ancor.i
lion o' posslblle fare pielslonl II fntto e'
peio cho da ognl p.irto si chledo una mplda
Holuzlone della crlsl data la giavlta del mo
incutn. DICIUAItAZIONI IN SALANDIIA.
Nelln nedutn ill sabatn l'on. Salandra. feco
tlello dlchlatu.lont circa l'orfensla mis
tri.ic.i, o dis.so cho 11 iicmlco, nppiotltlando
del fatto cho tutlo lo bfoizo Itallano era con
ccntrutn bUM'lsonzo o cho nel Tiiolo vl ci.i
una ccrta rllassatczza nolle operazlonl dl
guerra, preparo' la vlgoiosa ofTciislva da I
tratto dl fronto cho era plu' vulnerabllo eon
numeroso truppo o con una euoriiip rpian
tlta' dl nrtlgllci-la. Scelso II tratto tia
l'Adlgo ed il Jlrentn peiclie' ll Vnffonsha
si appogglava alia formidnhlll fortlllca
zlonl cho l'Austrla vl aveva crctto. Salan
dra dlsso: e
"Questo conillzlonl favorcvoll rescro pos
Hlblll I Micccssi lnzlall degll austriaci, ma
mil dohhlnilio 1 Irouoscero clio megllo pio
parato dlfo.se arebbero pntutn nlmeno trnt-teneu-
plu' n lungo l'miuiata del nenilco
tenendo plu' lonti.no dalla planum, lcen
tlna. Dopo uattm t-ottlmano iiero' l'of
fenalva auatrlauit o' stata nrrcstata cosl'
chu II nemlco puo' contnro soltanto plccoll
Huccessl In quest I ultlnil gloinl. Saiebhe
luiiKl(ineolc nffcrmaro die il mumonlo
crltlro i' piiH.ito, Rlarcho' 11 nemlco, for
matii alio all, bt.i concentrando tuttl I miol
Hforzl Hill centro. Peio' posblamo aver fldu
cla, data la nostra bono oiganlZAita o
valoroba dlftba "
OFFENSIVA 1TALIANA.
Ierl seia II Mlnlstcio della Ouerra puh
bllcava II seguento rnppoito del geneialo
C.ulornn circa la sltuazloiio alia fiouto
Italo-austrlnci:
Nell.i glornnta ill lorl (sabato) II
nemlco conceiitio' o suol sforzl contro
II bieoflctloio della nostra fronto a
nud-nest ill Aslngo, dove, dopo un un
furloso liombuidnmcnto, Mucin una
dlvlslono In formazlono ill m.ibba rlpe
ttitiimente rontio le nostio posizloul .ill
Mont" l.fiiicrlc. II nemlco jieio fu
contrattnecato dalle nostio truppe o
resplntii con gravl perdito o lnsclo'
nello nostro manl un ccntlnalo dl pil
gloiilcrl. naU'Aillgo nl Drenta si va svllup
pniido la nostra offenxlvn. La nostra
fanterla, offlracemeiito appogglat.i dall.i
nostra nrtlgllnl.i, feeo nuovl iirogressl
mil duo eis.inti della Vnllarsa, lungo
le allure a sud del Poslna o dell'Astlco,
c-d nlla testa dell.i vallo t'ranza o nulla
sinistra del torrento Mubo.
Sulla fronto dcll'Isouzo contlnuano 1
' duelll dl nrtlgllerla. Net giornl scoisl
nol nbhlama fattu complesslvamento
COG prlglonerl.
Avlaturl ncmlcl hanno fatto cadero
bombo sill UUnggln dl Fonzaso senza
causaro dannl ne' vlttime.
Ford Won't Play on Bryan Team
DETROIT, Juno 12. Theodore", Delavlgne,
Henry Ford's antl-preparcdncss press agent
and olllclnl spokesman, denied todny that
tho automobllo mllllonalio had any Inten
tion of running on a Prohibition ticket with
Bryan, or with nny ono else on any ticket
at this time. According to Delavlgne, Mr.
Ford lias no desire to get Into the presiden
tial light of 1010. but will not commit him
self ns to his Intentions four years hence
The paclflrit could not be reached for a per
bonal statement
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GENERAL VON HINDENBURG
ttermnny's Rrent KencrnI who thus
far lias been unable to make any
impression ngninst the Russian ad
vance in Volhynia and Galiein.
The latest dispatches report 2000
of von Ilindenbui'K'n soldiers cap
tured around Lutsk.
AUSTRIAN ARMY ROUTED';
ITALIANS ON OFFENSIVE
Cnnllniieil from 1'iiBe One
has been simsheil by tho sledgo-hanimer
blows of tho Itusslan nffciisKe nnd Hussl.in
tmops aio molng upon Czernowltz, the
cntilt.it.
AVItli nhout 110,000 prisoners In their
hanils, tho HiissI.iiih coutlnuo to ndriince
along tho 2Iin-mllp lino between the 1'ilpet
nuuslir.t and the Hess.iinblan fiontler. At
no point h.uo the Austiii-Ilung.irlaiii and
Germans been nblo to check tho ltussl.tn
drle.
At somo points tho Husalans hao ad
vanced CO miles within tho last week.
General llrusllotf'n nrmy has raptured
nn enormous amount of booty. This In
cludes I2u gutiH. Tw divisions of Aubtro.
Hungntlnn troops were captuiul northeast
of (Vcrnouitz, whero thu Itusslans, by a
lirilll.iut inaneucrs. outflanked the Teutons.
Tho Austro-Hungniiana uoro being un
nllillntod by Jlusslan ailllleiy vheii they
Kiirreiidereil. Those who c-caped lied In
disorder. General Tcchltt-ky Is In com
in.'inil of the Uusslan nrmy In lluknulna.
Heavy lighting Is In progress In north
enstein Bukm Inn, along tho i'riith Itlver.
The outer ilefenses of Czernowltz nro un
der nrtlllery Hie.
Tho laptuio of tho Volhynlan fortress of
Dublin by tho Russians was ono of the most
borlous blows sustained by the Austro-Hun-garlans
since the Russian offensive opened.
Russian troops that raptuied tho fortress
nio In hot pursuit of the ilecing Austro
IIuiiKarlan.s. Tho Teutons were depending upon tho
fm ti esses of Luck nnd Dublin to hold back
tho Russians nnd pi cent any attempt to
dilo against Lemberg fiom tho north.
Iloth aio now In Riibsnn hands.
At tho present r.ito of pi ogress, tho Rus
blnns will bu In tho Carpathian Mountains
bv the 1'iid of tho week This alarming
outlook is causing tho Genualis to send all
their bp.uo tioops Into Uallcla to reinforce
tho Austrlans.
Students to Run Hotel nt Shore
Tho household sclenco class of Temple
University Is tn run a Fcnslde hotel during
the slimmer at Ocean Grove, N. .1 , for
practical uoik. It will bo In chaigo of
Dr. John B. Leeds, professor of household
economics Tho hotel accommodates r,l) per
sons, and Is on Main avenue, near the
Boardnalk. It will bo called College Hall
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FEENCH HURL BACK
GERMAN ATTACK IN
FORT VAUX REGION
Teutons Swing Assaults to East
Bank of Meusc Guns Busy
on Both Sides of
River
CHATTANCOURT SHELLED
PARIS, Juno 12.
Swinging hack to tho cast side of the
Mcuso Itlver, tho Germans renewed their
Infnnlry attacks In the vicinity of Port
Vatix, northeast of Verdun, during the
night. Twenty-four hours earlier tho Ger
man Infnntry assaults wcro concentrated
to the west of tho river.
Tho French IVnr Ofuce In nn official com-
munlquo today nnnounccd that tho attack
last night wnn repulsed. It was delivered
against the French position west of T'ort
Vnux.
A lolent bombardment was maintained
northeast nnd northwest of Verdun. To
the northwest, Chnltnncourt was under
heavy lire. Northeast of tho city the
French positions nt Hnuvlllo nnd Tavnnnes
were under severo shelinic.
The following Is tho text of tho ofllclal
commiinliiuc:
West of Solssons, our nrtlllery de
stroyed scoral works of tho enemy
and caused an explosion behind his
lines.
On tho left bank of the Mcuso thero
has been n bombardment of our posi
tions nt Chnttancourt.
On tho right bank a lively nrtlllery
combat occurred In tho sectors north of
Souvlllo nnd Tavnnnes. Last night an
attack of tho Germans ngalnst our
position vest of Fort Vnux was re
pulsed. Tho night was relatively calm on tho
rest of tho front.
IIKRLT.Y, Juno 12.
N'orth of Perthes. In Cliampngno, tho
soldiers penetrated a French position dur
lug nn nttack, tho German War OIllco re
ported today.
WiS COMPENSATION
AWARD AGAINST CITY
Widow of Water tfurcau Em
ploye Gets $1945 $2500 Given
Another Widow
Decisions rendered today by Ocorgo o.
Klauder, Compensation ltcferce of tho
Philadelphia district, awarded compensa
tion In cases of death from chlorine nnH
carbon monoxldo gai, ,ol,,nl f' ""f
brought to light unusual rlrcumslances of
the death of ono of tho Vc.lJlnw.iin-. ,i,n
Tho men wcro Hhvood F. Wallace, who
lived at 2112 Vine street, nnd wns a c ty
employe, and Cleorgo C. Kcplmr t. f l'8'
town, Pn. Wnllncc died, from ch orlno gas
poisoning nnd Kephart succumbed from in
haling carbon monoxldd gnni Mr. IItr.i,
Wnllaco and Mrs. Kate 8 Kephart, ' tb
widows, brought action ngalnst this cll
and the Glnsrow Iron Company, retnee
tltely. Jlrs. Wallace wna awarded com!
pcnsntlon of $1945, nhtl Mm. KenhaM
$28(10. "
Wallace was working' at tho nltratlcti
plant nt Iloxhorough as nn employe of th
llureau of Wnlcr In tho Department o?
Publlo Works, lie regulated n machhw
whlclrallowed a nunntlty of wnter to lsju
from a tank nnd becomo purified by k
proper ndmlxtura of chlorine gas. The kaj
tank sprung a Ionic and lid Inhaled some-Ir
It. Ho died on April 24. er
Carbon monoxldo gns Inhaled by KepJi
whllo ho was cleaning flues In tho plant of
tho Glnscow Iron Company caused" i,ii
death on April 9. '
Preaches Farewell Sermon
After a pastorato of 16 years In Herman
town the liev. OsCnr II. Itnwcs, of the tie.
mantown Unitarian Church,
fnrowell sermon yesterday.
H
tier.
preached hli
v
Glass
and
CHINA"
PHILADELPHIA
The recipient appreciates the
desicnand worlaaanship
and-that there is a dijerence
1
HA! I ?s
June Sale will reach its height
than 5000
ye
e so
Word-of-mouth advertising has carried news ol the
sale throughout the city and surrounding towns, and
wherever there are men who need clothing (and want
to be sure it is good), they are coming to Sixth and
Market Streets.
None Being Disappointed !
For they canbuy all-wool Summer Suits,
both Sack styles and Pinch-backs, worth
$15 and be certain of them for
Young men can buy light colored and
light-weight all-wool Suits worth up to $20,
sizes 30 to 34-andbecertainofthemfor
They can buy all-wool Pinch-back or1
Sack Suits worth $15' and $18 for '
$.75
$$.00
$IQ.00
They can buy PURE WOOL MfORST
,ED Pinch-back Norfolk Suits or Business
Suits worth $18 and $20 for
They can buy Suits measuring up to 48
inch chest measure, guaranteed Gray Serge
in half a dozen shades and styles
worth $20 for'
They can buy finest hand-tailored Suits
of richest finished and unfinished worsteds
worth $25 and $30 for
If you have never shared in the benefits of this great
' sale; if you do not know its values are real (as do thou
sands of others), you are urged to
Come to see the Suits themselves !
anamaKer ot-crown
Market at Sixth for 55 years
$11.50
$13.50
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