EVENING LEDaER-PHILADELPHlA, TUESDAY, JTIJJE 20, 1910.
80,000 TEUTONS
CORNERED; SLAV
GRIP TIGHTEN
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Pflanger's Army
t TO BATTLE ON SERETII
V .Austro-German Counter-Attacks
v .' ifiutmin nncl Gallcia Quick
ly Overwhelmed
I'ETItOOnAD, Juno 20.
Russian attacks against the Gcrmnn ana
Austro-Hungarlan forces In Vothynla and
Gdllcla aro growing In vigor, nnd thd feohle
fiorls of the Teutons to stem the Uueslan
'Jdrance with counter-assaults are quickly
jtrerwhelmeil.
Eighty thousanil Austrian troops, retreat
ing' from the region of Czcrnowltz, hno
teen cornered In Uultowlna by tho lightning
drive of the Itusslan left wing. (
The Russians nro pressing the pursuit
frith the utmost vigor. A largo part of tho
Austrian force In all probability will bo
cut off and surrounded. Tho others face
the alternative of retreating through tho
Carpathian passes, abandoning their guns,
ir prosslng Into Ilumanln.
The Itusslan nrmy of Oenernl kochnttsky,
which captured Czornowltz by storm, al
ready has advanced ten miles west of tho
city toward tho Sercth Illver. Tho Austro
Hungarlans who evacuated the Bukowlnlan
capital aro preparing to mako a stand on
tM Sercth.
Another Itusslan forco, which ndvanced In
a northwesterly direction along tho Pruth,
Is already within striking distance of
, Kolomca, an Important Austro-Hungarlnn
position 60 miles northwest of Czcrnowltz.
It Is believed that tho Aus"tro-TIungnrlnn
works at Kolomca aro already under artil
lery lire.
In Volhynla, whero fresh bnttlcs havo
developed, tho Austrodlungarlans were
forced from their position nt Lokntshl, south
of tho I.uga River and only 18 miles east
of the Important railway haso of Vladimir
Volynlskl,
Artillery duels of great Intensity nro re
ported from tho northern pnd of tho lino,
where tho Russians aro facing the, German
army of Field Marshal von Hlndcnburi;.
Much of the recent success of tho Rus
sians Is attributed to tho uso of poisonous
jasca; which aro the most powerful known
toNvarfare. The gas masks of tho Ger
mans and Austro-IIungarlans weroT&fally
unable to ward off Its effects.
AUSTRIAN DEFENSE STIFFENS.
Virtually tho wholo Russian front north
ef Czernowitz Is steadily" pressing In upon
Lemberg. Prisoners declare that measures
already have been taken for the evacuation
of the Gallclan capital. Russian troops
pressing down upon Brody In the ndvancs
upon Lemborg may already huvo crossed
the Gallclan frontier.
It la admitted that tho Austrian defense
Is becoming more stubborn. East of Brody
and on a wldo front dlrcqtly cast of Lem
lerg the Austrlans nro counter-attacking
with great spirit, using flamo ojectorB and
large quantities of shells. They have been
unablo thus far to stem tho Russian nd
ance.xBoth on tho Brody front and fur
ther south Austrian prisoners havo been
captured who admit they wore rushed Into
action a few days ago from tho Italian
ront ,
iiTMt tho Russian offensive not only ar
rested the Austrian drlvo southward Into
Italy, but frustrated an ambitious schemo
Vtho Austro-German general Btnffs for tho
conquest of southern Russia, was Indicated
bf Bucharest dispatches today. These re
ports said it had been learned from Gcrmnn
sources that an Austro-German thrust
across southern Russ'n to tho Black Sea
was to follow the Austrian offensive In
Italy, the plan being to cut Russia off
entirely from tho Balkan States. If this
report Is true, tho Russian strategists out-witto-l
the enemy.
The latest reports Indicate that from
kali to two-th'rds of tho Austrlans facing
the Russians when tho offensive begnn were
killed wounded or made prjsonera early In
&J lighting The, others wero so badly dis
organized that tho Russians pushed for
ward with tho greatest rapidity. Only tho
arrival of fresh bodies of Austrian troops
checked the momentum of Gencrnl Bru
allort's rush.
Tho military experts, though not attempt
ing to minimize tho Importance of the pres
ent Russian operations, advlso the public
to restrain Its enthusiasm for bigger events
expected very soon.
TEUTON TR0.0PS RENEW
ATTACKS ON HILL 321
French Hurl Back Assaults on
Verdun Front and in Vosges
Region
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PARIS, June 20.
German troops renewed their assaults
awlnst Hill 321. on the Verdun front, last
P'lht, but all tho attacks wcro repulsed,
tluj French War Oillco announced today.
Hill 321 Ilea to the cast of tho Meuso
. Jjiver and south of the Ilaudromont quar
ries. The communique Htates that the Germans
'MVe directed a new borbardment of the
most violent character against the French
Positions in Vaux Woods, Chapltre Wood
md at Chattancourt.
The text of the communique follows:
i On tho right hank of the.Meusa the
, Germans attacked threo times during
irni n,Bllt our nosll("3 northwest of
'HI 32J, but all these assaults were
Checked by our machine gun and art 11
Uty Are. -
The "bombardment has become Intense
w the region of Vaux Wood and Chap
ltre Wood, as well as in tha Chattan
mtt sector wcs.t of the Sleuse. '
Jn the Yosges a surprise attack di
rected by the enemy ugajnst one of our
advanced saps In the region pf Michel
wen, south of "Thann, was repulsed.
COXFRR OK Kgy TIUNjt J,JNES
City-built Subway and Eleyatpd tines
May Ba Leased by Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company
me?inh'i?ncea l1 orfout-Ji new agree
SSLS6'" he city and the Phlladel
ItaS nVi Tf?ns,t Company for the opera,
Ttt iin I cl,'y-bul" subway and elevated
Wat thifbe.gJ" thU k- We announce
SSn lt li? confBren V about to
piny Wm L,Qrettn that the ""."P-sIt com'
SmeenLn?'ih te yestday following
Tha V.? ot ths dlrec'ors of the company
fotuT tL ,n.WUI,a,n Hancock and Colonel
W the Phny,?M,,yo oUj' representatives
toratt anS t a HM Transit djrec
Wt between VfhafreCm'nt of "
w u mJ rA J"errltt Taylor, the
MISS JIOltflAN HEADS SCHEME
TO AID SOLDIERS' FAMILIES
J?KX?, ll?RIfWune 20. Whllo mllltlnman
asaomblcd In their mobllltatlon camps today
aims Anno Morgan, daughter of the late
it. '.i JIorB!ln, threw tho forces of the
Vocation Wnr Relief Committee Into tho
J-ii.i of "fv'dlnR 'or 'their depondent
ramilles. Although many largo business
houses nnnoimced the salaries of their mill-llamen-employoa
will be continued, a large
number of the Stato soldiers employed by
smaller firms or working "by tho day" aro
ming no. nrvlslon for their families.
Tho Relief Committee will meet tomorrow
to consider tho Moxlcan situation, particu
larly the plight of American families In tho
cities whose support has boen withdrawn.
GLIAUSTRIACIBATTUTI
SUI SETTE COMUNI; GLI
ITALIANIVANNOAVANTI
Un Monte Conquistato dngli Al-
pini nella Continua OfTensiva
Contro le Forti Linee
Ncmiche
IL MINISTERO BOSELLI
RQMA, 20 Glugno.
Gil nutrlacl contlnuatio nd operare vlo
lontl attnecht nella zona dol Hctto Comuni
o speclnlmente nel trntto trn II monto Ma
gnaboschl ed II cosl' detto Boscon. II Mints
tero dtlla Gucrra nnnunclava lerl sera che
tuttl gll nttncchl crano statl resplntl o cho
10 Unco ttnllano rlmanevano solldlsslmc nono
stnnto II furloso bomlinrdnmento cho pre
cedetto o segul' gll nttncchl dclla fnnterla
nustrlaca. Gll Itallanl liauno progrcdlto In
veco nella loro offcnnlva a nord-ost ill Asi
ago cd a nord della valle del Krnnzola.
Ecco II tcsto del rnpporto del generate Ca
dorna pubbllcato lerl sera dal Mlnlstero
dclla Gucrra:
La battaglla continua vlolcnta sut
l'nltoplnno del Setta Comuni.
A sud-ovest dl Aslngo II ncmlro ha
fntto rlpetutl Rforzl contro le nostro
posizlont. A nord-cst la nostra controf
fcnslva continua a far progrcssl.
lerl mattlna. dopo una vlolcnta prc
parnzlono dl artlglicrla, fortl colonno
ncmiche operarono nuovl nttacchl
sulla fronto tra II monto Mngnabo
schl ed II Boscon, ma ognl volta esse
furono rcsplnto o rlcncclatc Indletro
con gravl perdito. Gll attncchl furono
scgultl da un lntento bomburdamento
dello nostro poslzlonl da parte dl un
gran numero dl batterlo ticinlchc dl
ognl cnlibro, ma nonostnnto quosto
uragnno dl fuoco noi rlmnnomlno fer
mnmento sulla nostra llnea Magna-boschl-Roscon.
A nord dclla vallo del Franzola 11
ncmlco tonto' lerl dl alleggcrlro la
nostra prcsslonc opernndo contrnttne
chl cho furono pero' duppertutto re
splntl, coslccho' lo nostre forzo pote
rono contluunre la loro lentn ma oleura
avanzata. I mlgllorl rlsultatl nona
statl ottcnutt sulla nostra nla destrn,
dovo I gruppl Alpinl, cho si crano gin'
dlstlntl nolla glornnta preccdente, con
qulstnrono hi hommltn,' del Monto Isl
doro prendendo nl nemico 100 prlglonl
eri e due mitragliatrlcl. i
Sul reito della fronto bl ebbero duelli
dl artlglicrla.
IL GABINETTO BOSELLI.
lerl II ro flrmo' II decrcto cho costltulsc
11 nuovo mlnlstero til coiillzlono presleduto
dall'on. Boselll. II nuovo gablnetto. nel
qualo entrano duo soclallstl rlfurmlstl, un
repubbllcano ed un clerlcale, e formnto come
segue:
Prcaldenza Paolo Boselll.
Affarl Estcrl Sidney Sounlno.
Intcrnl Vltt Emm. Orlando.
Guorra Gen. Paolo Mnrrone.
Marina Amm. Camillo Corsl.
Colonic Gaspare Colosimo.
Tesoro Paolo Carcano.
FInnnzt! Fillppo Meda.
Glustizla Ettore Sacchl.
Istruzlono Frnncosco Rulllnl.
Lavorl Pubbllcl 1-anoo Bonoml.
Trasporti Enrico Arlotta.
Agrlcoltura Qlovannl Ralnorl.
Commerclo e LavoroGluseppo Do Nava.
Postc Lulgl Feia.
Mlnlstrl uenza portafogllo Leonlda BIs-polatl-Beigamaschl
; Leonardo Blanchl ;
Ubaldo Comandlnl ; Antonio Sclalola.
J. duo soclallstl sono Blssolatl o Bonoml.
11 repubbllcano o' Comandlnl cd II clerlcalo
o' Meda. Sono nuovl 1 portafogll del Tras
porti o quollo del Commerclo o Lavoro. II
mlnlstero dl coalizione rleulta cosl' com
posto dl dlclannovo membri o dl tuttl I
partltl dclla Camera, mono quollo aocliillsta
ulllclato. SI rltlcne cho alia Camera II nuovo
mlnlstero avr.V una schlucelante mag
glorauza esscndosl assicurato 1'appoggio dl
tuttl 1 partitl. La permanenza dl Sonnlno
ugll Affarl Esterl nsslcura pol la con
tlnuazlouo dclla polltlca che condusse
I'ltalla nlla guerra, cloe' dl plcno ucoordo
con gll alleatl.
LE MOGLI HEI DISEUTORI.
II governo ha declso dl pcrmottero alio
mogll degll emlgratl cho crano statl richl
amatl sotto le ilrml e cho non si sono
presentatl pcrcho El trovavnno In America
dove erano dlvenutl clttudlnl amcrlcanl, dl
ragglungere i loro marltl, clo' cho era stato
loro vletato flnoia.
SPY LINCOLN PLEADS GUILTY
Establishes Fact That British Ad
miralty Procured Extradition
LONDON, Juno 20
After a preliminary hearing on the charge
of forgery, at tho conclusion of which ho
was committed for trial, Ignatius T. Lin
coln, the former member of Parliament who
wa3 extradited from America, yesterday
pleaded guilty. Ho expressed tho hope to tho
court that justice would bo tempered with
mercy.
In tho course of the hearing Lincoln, who
conducted his own case, established that It
was the British Admiralty which Indirectly
was responsible for his extradition.
At the conclusion of the preliminary hear
ing and before lie decided to plead guilty,
Lincoln made n statement summing up his
case. Ho contonX d no evidence had been
produced to prove! had written tho forged
signatures, and dt lared tho prosecution
had been undertaKeri oy a vongeiui anu vin
dictive Government
Heading Factory Sold for $500,000
READING. Pa.. June 20. II. U. Hagy.
a Reading banker, returned here from
KaiiBaa City Mo., where he sold tho nut unci
bolt plant of the late J. II. Sternberg!), thU
city, to Solomon Stoddard, K, A. Nixon and
II. It. Warren, for JB00.000. When estab
Ilshed In 1888, the plant cost $175,000
GERMAN PLANES ACTIVE
OVER BRITISH LINES
Twenty-seven Combats Reported
by London Six Teuton
' Machines Wrecked
LONDON, Juncf 20.
In tho lull on tho western front Indicated
In last night's official bulletins tho out
standing fcnluro Is tho remarkable aerial
activity on both fides. Above tho British
lines In france and Flanders nt least six
German machines wore shot down, while
two British machines wero lost In aerial
battles. Last night's bulletin rends:
There was a marked Increase In tho
work of hostile aircraft. In all thero
wero 27 combats, In which tho enemy
suffered the following losses:
Ono hostile aeroplane was brought
down in our llnea near Doullens, the
occupants being made prisoners.
Two of our fighting aeroplanes en
countered two Fokkers near Lens ; ono
was driven down damaged ; the other,
Bhot down, crashed to earth from 4000
feet.
Two more German machines wero
driven down In n damaged condition,
and nnother whb brought down near
Wlngles.
Hostile reconnaissances, which
crossed our lines In force, wcro at
tacked and dispersed by our aeroplnrsss.
One of our pilots reports seolng two
hostllo machines hit by nntl-ulrcraft
lire. i
As n icsult of tho air combats two
of our machines were brought down In
the enemy's lines.
It wns ofllclally announced today that
Brigadier aonornl Lord Longford, pre
viously reported wounded nnd missing, wns
killed. He w'ns the Ilfth Karl of his lino
and wns In his C2d year. Ho saw service.
In tho aalllpoll campaign, and was wounded
tho re.
NEW VOHK FLYER WOUNDED
,IN FIGHT WITH SIX TEUTONS
Victor Chapman's Machine Badly Dam
aged in Unequal Contest
TARIS, Juno 50. An Amcrlrnn cor
respondent with tho American aviators'
squadron In Franco snys:
"Victor Chnpmnn was wounded yester
dav In an unoven contest. Ho had gone
with tho American squadron on a tour mw
the lines, hut the machines got separated.
Chapman started to follow a German ma
chine toward the eitomy lines. As he re
turned he wan nttneked by two Gcrmrili
machines nnd suddenly found himself sur
rounded by four others, which also at
tacked him. Chapman comageously ac
cepted the combat.
"Suddenly from above and behind a Fok
kcr swooped down upon him nnd opened a
deadly fire from a machine gun nt a dis
tance of GO feet. Chapman's stability
levers were shot nwny, the bodywork wns
ripped just behind him and the windshield,
wings and gun supports wore damaged. A
bullet grazed Cliupman'a bend, wounding
him very slightly.
"Chapman dived vertically. A Fokkcr
followed. Chapman, wishing to ihow tho
enemy ho was not illbublcd, turned upward
again nnd opened fire. Then ho made for
the nearest aviation Meld. Ho had to
manipulate one of his ailerons with his
left hand nnd keep control of tho piano with
his right Ho landed safely and wan greet
ed vltlia great ovation. His head was
bandnged and ho was urge;l to go to the
hospital, but refused.
"After huvlng his machine) repaired he
went to attuek German machines tho mime
afternoon and then Hew back to tho Amer
ican squadron's quarters.
"Chapman Js tho son of John Jay Chap
man, an author of New York."
Lat-t night's olllclal communique referred
to numerous combats with German aero
planes which tried to bombard Bar-le-Duc
During there combats two German ma
chines wore brought down nnd threo others
were seen to drop vertically.
Tho correspondent with the American
flying squadron writes that thero was light
ing over tho lilies lu the morning when tho
Roches camo in superior numbers nnd tho
Americans had difficulty In nvoiding being
surrounded. Bal-jley, of San Antonio, Tox
wns wdunded In the thigh and forced to de
scend. "Balsley Is now nt a first aid post nnd
It will bo several hour3 before wo get de
tails," the correspondent writes. "Balsley
was formorly a member of tho American
Ambulnnco Corps nnd had only jut Joined
the tquadrou after duty us n Paris aviation
guard. During a few sorties already mudo
ho had bhowu himself a nervy wnr pilot.
He has u lone star painted on his mnchino
as an emblem of his native State."
Two Iladly Hurt in Auto Crash
LANCASTER. Pa., Juno 20. Arthur Mc
Ginn, of Brooklyn, a traveling salesman
for a New York fur concern, Is dying, and
Philip J. Benjamin, nlso of Brooklyn, Is
lying In a serious condition at the General
Hospital us tho icsult of the automobile in
which they were riding bkldding and going
oer un embankment Both of McOlnn's
legs aro broken nnd ho Is internally hurt.
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ITALIANS WIN HEIGHTS
AFTER FIERCE BATTLE
Heavy Austrian Attacks on Sette
Comuni Plateau Repulsed
, by Cadorna's Forces
ROME, June 20. Florco fighting con
tinues on tho Tyrol frontier, the War Min
istry announces. Tho battle, n3 previously.
Is chiefly confined, the report Indicates, to
tho Sette Comuni Plateau around Aslngo.
The most furious Austrian assaults last
week wcro In that region, and It Is there
that the Italian countcr-atneus havo been
reported. Tho official statement rends:
The battle eontlnuos fiercely on tho
Sette Comuni Plateau.
Yesterday morning after heavy ar
tillery preparations Vtrong columns of
tho enemy made renewed nttacks on
tho front between Monto Mngnnboschl
nnd Bosroj but each tlmo they wcro
turned back with a heavy loss. This
was followed with nn Intense bom
bardment by n large number of hostllo
bntterles of nil cnllhre, In splto of which
our lines remnlned firm.
(Monto Mngnnboschl Is four miles
southwest. Bo.eo ono mllo northwest
of Aslngo.)
"North of the Frenzcla Valley (about
two miles east of Aslago) the enemy
tried yesterday to relievo our pressure
by counter-attacks, which wero every
where defeated, thus enabling our
troops to coutlnuo their slow but sure
ndvance. Tho best results wcro at
tained on tho right wing, where tho
Alpine group which had already dis
tinguished Itself on the preceding day
carried tho summit of Mount iBldoro,
taking 100 prisoners and two machine
guns.
"On the remainder of tho front there
wcro artillery duels."
PUKSE PRESENTED TO PRIEST
Father Dalton Will Apply Gift on
Pariah Debts
At the parish reception In hli honor last
night, tho ttcv. James A. Dnltnn, rector
of Our Lady of Mount Cnrmel Catholic
Church, 3d and Wolf htrcets, was the re
cipient of a purse nt $1260. Father Daltnn,
who Is n former United States Army chap
lain, Is celebrating tho -'nth anniversary of
hln ordination to tho priesthood.
Father Paltnii salil ho would turn the
money back to the parish to apply on tho
church lndcbifdncHi. Heads of parish or
ganizations made addresses nt the reception
and hchool children presented a play.
FRESH BULGAR MOVE
TQJIASTEN OFFENSIVE
Allies Expected to Attack Czar
Ferdinand's Lines in Mace
donia This Month
SALONICA. Juiio 20 Tho fresh advance
of Bulgarian troops Into Greek territory is
having the effect of hastening tho nllled of
fensive from this front. This offenslo was
originally rchedulcd to slart about the mid
dle nf Mny, but was postponed on account
of the condition of the Serbian nrmy when
It arrived here from Corfu. Now. follow
ing tho Bulgarian advance, the allied offen
sive Is confidently expected nt tho end of
Juno or, at tho latest, early In July.
There aro now snmo 130,000 flrst-otns?
Serbian troops In Macedonia. All the old
and unfit have been weeded out. What Is
left la an nrmy tried nnd capable. Roughly,
thoro are some .160,000 Ililtlsh and French
In Snlonlca today. Tho major portion ato
British, but transports are beginning to nr
ile every day with new contingents of
French troops despite Verdun. General
Mnhon has gone to Egypt to superintend
the selection and embarking of the larger
pnit of tho British nrmles concentrated
there when n German attack on Egypt was
regarded as possible According tn expert
estimate, 200,000 men should be ovallahle
from this quarter. Their transportation has
already begun.
By mid-Juno, therefore, thero will bo
somo CSO.000 men on tho ground hero ready
for tho Macedonian offensive. Expert es
timates hold 000,000 to bo more than suf
ficient for oory purpose of attack.
DAUGHTER flOXE, SHE ENDS LIFE
Woman Was Despondent and Turned
On Gns in Kitchen, tho
Police Say
Efforts aro being mnde today to find tho
daughter of Jtrs. Matilda Longstreet, CI
years old, of 7.10 West Erie avenue, who
committed sutcldo Inst night In the out
kltchcn of her home, after sho had brought
from her bedroom a pillow on which she
might lay her head. She Is believed to
havo been despondent because her daughter
went away.
Tho body was found by Jacob Long
street, her husband, about 10 o'clock. The
windows and doors were closed "nnd gas
wns escaping fiom a rnnge. When Dr. It.
R. Wlllnugliby, of 000 West Erie avenue,
examined tho body, ho said Mrs. Long
street had been dead two hours.
The Longstreets were in comfortable
circumstances, nnd the police can attribute
tho suicide only to worry over the leaving
home of tho daughter. Mr. Longbtreet is
u furnlturo dealer at 2532 Front street.
ALLIES TO STAND
BY U. S. POLICY IN
MEXICAN CRISIS
France and England Must
Support Wilson, Press
Asserts
PAPERS HIT ' C A It 11 A N Z, A
PARIS, June 20. "France nnd Hnglnnd
can follow only one policy In Mexico, nnd
that Is to support loyally any nrtlon taken
by tho United States, hoping. In the mean
time, that It will obtain support from ono
of tho Mexican factions, which would great
ly facilitate tho pacification of the country."
Tim foregoing paragraph was contained
In nn article in the Helm de l'nrls today,
commenting upon American-Mexican rela
tions Most of tho papers published had
something to say In tho matter. Tho Jour
iial'R tdltorlal said, In part:
"President Wilson's tlrst mistake was to
expect gralltudo from Cnrrnnza
"But n bigger mlstuke was tn overlook
Mexican hostility to the I'nlted Stated and
tho Impossibility of a weak policy crushing
bucIi feeling. Mexican arrogance has In
creased with every step of hesitation by tho
Ameilcan Government. In ordinary times
the affair might bo settled by compromise,
which would bo preferred to n wnr, but tho
party platforms call for vigorous action In
Mexico.
"President Wilson cannot accept a blow
In tho face from Carrunza nftur humiliating
the Knlscr.
"Tho rest of tho editorial In tho Hcho de
Paris says:
"The Mexican Imbroglio, however un
fortunate for us from a commercial view
point will not bo disquieting to tho t'nlted
States' military vlowpolnt so long n
Brigadier General Pershing docs nothing
Imprudent.
"The obscure particulars aro: Why Is
Carranza heckling Wilson during the
election period when tho President certnlnly
docs not want to throw himself Into Mexico
nnd how docs Carranza got munitions de
livered to him from the t'nlted States? Tho
Germans seem to bo taking this opportunity
to nvengo themselves upon President
Wllbon."
Ktisshn.H Repulse Turkish Attack
PHTROGRAD, via London. June 20. A
TurklBh nttnek against the Russian forcca
In the vicinity of tho village of JlazardJIk,
In the direction of Gumushl'.hnnc, in tho
Caucasus, was repulsed, according to nn
olllclal statement ibsucd last night by tho
Russian War Office.
IMBARCAZIONI ITALIANE
DISTRUTTE DAL NEMICO.
Due Corpi d'Armala AuBtriaci
Sono Circondati dalle Forzo
Ritsse nella Bucovina
Tclegrnmml da Londra o da Tolone
dlcono cho Alto plroscnfl a navl a Vela. Ital
lanl sono statl nffondatl cvldentementd da.
eottomnrlnl tcdcschl ed austrlncl. Da,
Londrn solio feegnalntt come affondatl 1
plroscnfl Rondlne o Tavolnm e lo navl a
eln Frencesco Padre, lira., Antonla Vt An
netta o Adella. Da Tolone glunge notlzla
dcU'affondamento del plroscafo itallaho La,
Piovedlta, II cul equlpagglo o' stnlo sbar
cato In quel porto.
Xtlzlo cho glungo da Petrograd dl pono
cho 1 russl hanno laolato completamento Un
eserclto nustrlaco dl f 0,000 Uomlnl, quollo
cho dlfcmlcva la Bucovina c cho era coman
dalo dal generate Pflnnzcr, mettendolo nella
cmidlzlono dl nbhnndonnrc la sua artlg
licrla e nttrnvorsaro I Carpazli, oppuro dl
cntraro nella Rumania ed csservl Intenato.
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For People of Moderate Means
it your eyes need attention anu
ydii cannot afford to pay tho usual
testing fee nnd do nut caro to go
lo a dispensary, our special In
troduction card to any of tho
leading oculists of Philadelphia
will secure for you n thorough
oyo test for a fco that you can
afford. N'o such opportunity over
offered beforo
Our bifocal lenses for far and near
uso appear as ono single lens; no
recess for dust or dirt, and com
pletely conceal tho necessity for two
kinds of lenses
Tho Fox "Safe-Guard." our new
Invention, will automatically ad
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glasses. Tho prlco Is right.
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Prescription Opticiana
Cor. Chestnut & 17th Sts.
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3.00 to ?6.oo
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Parlor, Bedroom and bath,
10.00 to 14.00
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At Broadway, 44th to 45th Street!
the center of New York jocial and
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Plus-power! Divide the strands
into smaller units and you thereby
increase the strength of the cable
And now we have two to do
the work of one two compact
blocks of cylinders in place of
one large and heavy block.
It's six plus six all twins
sturdy twins 66.
By dividing the units we have
not only made a lighter motor
but we have made a more
powerful, a quieter, a mor
smoothly running motor.
And what is even more im
portant, we have made a safer
car by making a more agile and
responsive motive mechanism.
This is the most important
development that has ever
been iriade in the Packard car.
It is a big forge ahead. And
it means new possibilities for
motor comfort, safety, delight
for you.
Achievement! Time has
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is the great achievement in
automobile development.
Packard Motor Car Compaw
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better than any car has ever
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$3150 and upward f. o. b.
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