EVENING LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA. FBIDAX, OCTOBER 1916
rTALIAWAVANZANO
ANCORANELLAREGH)NE
MERlDIONAIi: ALBANESE
"Vlolantl Attacchi AtMtriacl Re
pintt nella XoM elU VHe
del Travigioi f rlwcee
) Nmicfee Skoavolte
tJN INSUQCESSO RUMENO
ROMA, Ottobra.
D tin rapporto puMjiicalo trl sera !al
Hrnlrfero ii Ouerra rlsuKa che I rupp
Kalians ofxirantl ntlt'AlMtilA hanno occu
Jtato ltrl vlllactl eWi'Eplro tUntrlonal,
Vn reparto dl carallerta frl tn da Anar.
vrron ha oecupato I villaggl dl OMtHU
ta. ICallstcopI ed Kplskopl nella valla del
'lrlnon, eolcch sono Mate stabltlta comu
tttaaalonl cHrette, tra Anargyron Delvlnd.
Ques nttovl villaggl, ora occuoatl dalle
f&nw Italian si trovano a circa cln
quanta mlglla a sud-est dl Vnlona e ntlle
Srfclnanx ell llnea dl confine greca, 11
f terrltorlo ora occupnto dalle (one Italian
fneU'Atbanta meridionals comprtnde rlrca
ivna sessanllna dl mldla dl costa e da IS
1 a SI mlglla dl terrltorlo Interno.
ail austrlact hanno tentata dtvtral vlo-
lentlsslml nttacchl contra la poslilonl lt-
, Kane della zona delle Dolomltl, ma sono
latatl resplnll dappertutto. In un solo punto
! rlusclrono a penetrare In Una trlncea
Itallana, ma aoltanlo In un brevlsslmo
I tratto. Kcco It teslo del rapporto del g.
, ticrale Cadorna nulla eltuaslono generals
11a fronte itnlo-nustrlaca:
Nella valle dtl Travlgnolo, netla
notte del S Ottobre, II nemlco, doiio
parecchlo azlonl dtmostrattva contro le
nostra lines tulle ntture a nord drlla
valle, lanclo' un nuqro ylotentlsslmo
attacco, rlpetuto parecchls volte, contro
le noatre poslzlonl del Col Hrlcon. sulla
parts nerldlonale della valle. Ksso fu
resplnto dappertutto.
Icrl, dopo una Inttnsa preparations
dl arttgllerl.. It nemlco rlnnovo' con
truppe frescho 1 auol sforxl ntlla regions
del Travlcnolo e rluacl a rlprondere
Una delle noatre poaliloni avamate
erso Monte Cot Drlcon, nella vallo del
Piccolo, poslilonl che not nvevamo
eonqutstato nella mattlna precedentc.
Sul reato dl questo settorr II nemlco
' stato rcaiilnto con gravl pcrdlte.
Nelt'alta valle del Cordevolo nol re
splngemmo un attacco dl sorpresa fatto
dal nemlco contro le noatre poslzlonl
ullo (aide del Monte Slef.
1artlgllerla nemlca ha rlpetutamente
bombardato luoghl abltatl u dlversl
eettorl della fronte, ed.ha fatto qualcho
lianno net villaggl dl Sano, In Val
d'Adlgej ; Avoltrl. nell'alta valle del Wo
Degano; Tlmao ! o rajlaro, nell'nlta
vella del But, e Gorilla.
Le noetra batterle hanno rlsposto
efTlcacemente con una rappreaaglla,
bombardando gll accampamentl nemlcl
a Wrneaum, nella vallo del Call, e
sconvolgcndo te llnee uuatrtache del
Carso.
SULLA FIlO,NTB BALCANICA
Mentre le truppe rumene che avevano at
traveraato II Danublo ed Invaao a Bulgaria
aono state costrette n rlattraverenre It flume
davantl a forze auperlorl bulgare che ten.
tavano dl accerchlarle, lo forze aerbe ope-
rnntt nella Macedonia hanno guudagnato
nuovl Bucces.it contro I bulgarl cd hanno
attraversato It flume Cerna In dlrczlone dl
Monastlr, che e' II loro oblettlvo Immedlato.
Nel Caucaio 1 ruaal hanno rlpreao
l'offenalva ed hanno battuto I turehl In
dlversl puntl conatrlnarendoll a batters In
rltirata.
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SuffraRc Tax on Shore Volors
ATLANTld CITY. Oct. C After having
laughed for years at the Idea of paying
a. dollar suffrage tax, enacted In moat of
the cities of tho fJtate, shore voters must
pay or run chances of being arrested on
sight. That Is the plan of the City Com.
mlaatoners, who havo been told the city
has half a million dollars outstanding In
delinquent taxes.
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THE WEATHER
' Official Forecast
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.
For Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair and
somewhat cooler tonight and Saturday;
gentle west and northwest winds.
An area of high bnrometlo pressure over
spreads most ot the country east of the
Rocky Mountains, with the crest over Iowa
thta morning-. Fair weather prevails In the
districts under Its Influence, while rains
, are reported from along the South Atlantic
coast and from the far Southwestern
ritates. The temperatures have- risen In
the Middle and North Atlantic Slates and
'are generally front) five degrees ti ten
degrees above tho .normal, while a ahurp
drop has occurred In the Upper Lake region
and In a narrow belt thence southweatward
to Texas.
Observations at Philadelphia
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tumidity ...,, vs
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Maximum temperature ...,.,,.,..,.,.,,. IT
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ARMIES OF ALLIES SMASH
FOES IN MONASTIR PUSH
Csaewisiil frets race ns
compelled to retreat across tha Danuba,
This la borne out by the Herman War Offlca.
which does not claim the the ltumanlans
were wiped out. however.
lUporte Indicate that the battle was of
lha moat furious character. The losses are
btllevtd to have been very heavy upon both
sides,
Althoutli the ltumanlans were defeated
In this quarter pressure against the Aus-tro-Oermsn
forcfv In Hungary has not lieen
lessened. Near Orsova the ltumanlans have
gained freth ground, pressing back the
AUstro-Hungartan defenders
In battles In (J reek Macedonia, French
troops are shelling- the llulgatlani, Inill
eating that Infantry assaults will follow
on ths Vardar ltlver section of the fronL
Serbian troops are nearly In sight of
Monastlr and are within easy artillery
rants ot this objective.
On the western end of the Macedonian
front ths Hulgarlnn.i have been forced but
of Greece and lighting Is proceeding upon
Serbian soil.
In ths Pobrudja arena the operations ot
von Msckensen appear to have been halted
by the Itunso-Ilumanlan army.
NOT A SIXtiLK RUMANIAN
ON IlUIiflAK SOIL, SOFIA
WAKOPFICK ANNOUNCES
SOFIA, Oct, 6.
"Not a single Tlumanlan soldier remains
on our side of the Danube," says, an oftlclal
statement ot the Bulgarian "War Offlco
today.
The report announces the repulse of the
Allies' attacks on the Struma ltlver In
Oreek Macedonia and also assaults de
livered by tho lluago-Itumanlan forces In
IohrudJa,
Tho text follows!
Knemy artillery bombarded unsuc
cessfully Din railway station at l'oroy.
On the Struma front thero has been
artillery, rifle and mitrailleuse firing.
The enemy tried to advance from Orllak
bridgehead toward Nevtolen but failed.
On the Rumanian front calm prevails'
on the Danube, The crossing ot the
enemy near Itahovo was completely re
pulsed, Not a single llumanlan soldier
remains on our side of the Danube.
In Dobrudja (Humanla) all the en
emy's attempts to advance on our posi
tions along the line of Karabsk-Asof-Onur-Amuzarocka-1'ervalls
failed.
LAMEST 811 IKHf Sim WUJWWCA
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tore In- faeL
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thev eould not obtain !n m
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fim tbe great aavug in price
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BHITISII ItAID FOE TRENCHES
AT LOOS; HEAVY flUNS HOAR
ON S03I31E LINE AND AT VERDUN
LONDON. Oct 6.1
Flghtlni; In France Is now extending be
yond tho Bomme and Verdun areas, to
which It has been virtually confined for
th last six months. In Its oftlclal report
today the War OfTlce announced a gas at
tack east ot Looa and fighting east of Ar
mentleres, on tho Kaanco-Uelglan border,
and south of Arras.
Three successful raids on German
trenches were carried out In the sector of
Loos.
The text of the orflclal statement follows:
During the night there was consider
able artillery activity south of the
Ancre. Northeast ot Eaucourt L'Ab
baye, we have advanced our lines. We
discharged gas east ot Loos and east
, ot Armentleres. Three successful trench
raids were carried .oUt In the Loos area
and two south of Arras.
PAItlS, Oct. 6.
Artillery battles on both the Homme and
Verdun fronts were reported by the War
Ofllce tpday. North of the Homme ltlver
French and German guna engaged In heavy
exchanges of 'fire throughout the night
There were heavy bombardments In the
sector of Cote du Folvre, In the Meuse
Valley, north of Verdun.
The text of tho War Office report fol
lows: North ot the Bomme the night was
marked by artillery activity on' both
aides In the sector ot Qulennevleres.
One of our reconnaissance detach
ments penetrated to an enemy support
trench and bombarded It with gren
ades. On the Verdun front there was lively
artillery activity on both sides. The
enemy bombarded the Cote du Polvre
(Pepper Hill), the Lautee wood and the
Apremont forest.
Despite adverse atmospheric condi
tions, our aviators carried out .twenty
two nights, In which they routed en
emy machines by their fire.
HEAVY AUSTRIAN ATTACKS
BEATEN OFF DY CADORNA'S
TROOI'S ON ALPINE FRONT
nOMB, Oct 6. The War Ofllce last night
naa tnis to sny or operations on the Aus
trlan front:
In the Travlgnolo In the night of the
3d the enemy, after several demonstra
tive actions against our lines on the
heights north of the stream, launched
new attacks again and again In the
Colbrlcon region bn Ih southern eld
of the valley. Everywhere they wers
driven off.
Yesterday, after Intense artillery fire,
efforts were renewed with fresh troops,
who succeeded In retaking one d
vaneo twsltlon toward Mont Colbrlcon.
In the I'lccoln Valley, which we had
captured the previous morning. On ths
remainder of this front the enemy was
repulsed with heavy losses.
In the upper Corderola Valley a sur
prise attack on th slopes of Monte
8lef was 'driven off. The enemy ar
tillery repeatedly shelled Inhabited
places at several points on the front.
Home damage Is reported In the vil
lages of the Cano, In the Adlge Valley J
Foel Avoltrl, In the upper Degsno Val
ley; Tlmso and l'ajlaro. In the Hut
Valley, and also In OorUla.
ORAND DUKE'S CAUCASUS
ARMY ROUTS TURKS A1.0NW
WIDE FRONT IN ARMENIA
1'HTnoonAD. Oct. . The rtuaslan
army of the Caucasus, having suddenly re
sumed the offensive against the Turks In
Armenia, has scored Important successes.
Th War Oftlco report, published here last
night, says:
On the Caucasus frpnt our detach
ments by a sudden resumption of the
offensive and with the co-operation of
the fleet In the coastal region advanced
on a' wide front, capturing a fortified
enemy position In the region ot the
ltlver Kara Iturnu.
West of Kalklt-Tchlvtbk our ad
vanced posts broke through the Turk
ish advanced guards. Inflicted great
losses upon them, captured prisoners,
arms, cartridges and equipment and
destroyed earthworks and trenches In
the enemy's rear.
A Turkish statement received hero
speaks of the repulse of "strong llus
slsn reconnoltering detachments,"
RUSSIANS ADVANCE FARTHER
TOWARD LEMHERO; CAPTURE
ENEMY POSITIONS AND MEN
PlSTIloanAD, Oct. t. nusslan troops
havo captured enemy positions south ot
Ilrzazany (southeast ot Lemberg), repell-
ItOTffiXiMMiraiflBKrBtlTE
Price
$6 to $8
Many atylea to
tnooee xrom -
An Old
Friend for
Our Old Friends
Tho shoe, like the friends,
wears welt and promotes
comfort. It is built over n
sensible last that gives n
restful relaxation to tho
feet, besides supporting the
nrch in an easy position. It
looks dressy, too. Our old
friends'lovo this bIioc. Per
haps it is just the shoo you
are looking for.
For workmanship, fit and
ouality of leather we be
lieve they excel any shoo
made.
IMPORTANT Prices of
all shoes will advance on
October J 4th. liny now
and tavc money.
Dr. REED
Cushion
SHOE
Only Store in Philadelphia
No. 8 N. 13th St.
Open Saturday Evening Till JO
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I'h'e cost of a Locomobile Qloscd
Qar is soon forgotten in the pleasure'
, of owning a Vehicle so distinguis'Jiect
in afipearance in comfort and in
, engineering, .-.-wStfv.- t
tfht car sis coMtifnr'Wdef' .
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Inr repeat "Ownart-Turklah counter-attacks.
It waa Officially announced today.
Fierce battles are proceeding near
Zlotahev and In the regions of Penlakr,
(lukolatea and Mlyaovce. The Austro
Oermans a re resisting stubbornly and
counter-sttacklnr. in this flghtlne MS pris
oners have been taken.
LONDON, Oct ,F)ghtlng In the east
ern war theater, particularly on the Korjt-nlca-Zubllno
front, where the Ilusslans
have massed at least 1000 cannon, rivals
Ute fierceness ot hostilities on the Homme,
recording to, an Kxchanga Telegraph dis
patch today from Copenhagen.
This dispatch Is based Upon Information
telegraphed to the llerlln Lokat Anxetger
by Its correspondent In Ilussla. German of
ficers state that the bombardments are as
violent as those on ths Verdun and Bomme
fronts.
MURDERER ASKS PAltDON
Served Seven of Twenty Years for Kill
ing Montgomery County Man
ItAnniRtlUna. Oct. e Felix Fare, con
victed In Montgomery County of second de
gree murder and sentenced to twenty years
In the Eastern Penitentiary, after serving
seven years, has asked the Hoard of Par
dona to give him bis freedom. Faro was
Implicated In the death ot George A. John
ston, In December, 1009, Hick Marlngs, Frank
Chlcarlne and John Dallon were convicted
of first degree, murder for Johnston's
death. The first two were hanged and
Dillon was about to be ted to the scaffold
when a reprieve arrived. Ills sentence
wss commuted to life Imprisonment.
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U, S. Govt. Duitproof
Intptcttd. paehctfi.
owes Its roorin'ffa to the combination of oUt-tlrrut
skill with mixtern tm-lty of InsrMknts and
clesnllnesa In manufacture, Appetising and eco
nomics!, easy te lianJU. no wsste. Alwsys th
asms. Hut be sure It s Allen's IVat dealers
have It In S lb. parchment. paper parkas. If
you cannot secure It, send un a csrd.
CLEMENT E. ALLEN, Inc., Media, Pa.
LINER FRANCONIA SUNK
BY U-BOAT; 12 LOST
18,000-Ton Steamship, Used as
Transport, Torpedoed in
Mediterranean
LONDON', Oct . The Cunard Line
steamship Frnnconla haa been sunk by a
U-boat In the Mediterranean, the Admiralty
announced today. Twelve members of the
crew perished.
The Francnnla, which has been In trsns
port service, hsd no troops aboard, jnn
sh was struck, according to the "lclI
announcement but carried a crew of SOI
men, of whom all cicept twelve were landed.
The Franconla. which ran between
Liverpool and Mediterranean ports, was
virtually a new vessel, and had been In
service only about three years when the
war started. She was built In 1910, and
made her mslden trip to lloston In 1111.
f X rhllailelplila-Alade SSy
Ox 2atleallr Ueed SN.
THE WHITE ENAMEL III
THAT STAYS WHITE
Tou ran tsks pride In your horns
whn thlnts look bright. rherful.
rlesnlr anf attractive. Ror 12 rears
1'orcrllle Knamal has. aided tn mak.
Ins atlrarllva the nation S heme. It
Imparts to snr surface a flnlsh sa
nne as imrrelatn and as durabla as
rron. i-orreuie i.mm.i mr
dlatlnctlre. beautiful interiors.
Aak your dealer pr painter lor
Information.
1'or Wl. MUI and riaiter
At Tour fltor or
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Conalaercd one .tlaicallH
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with mora bathrooms and showers tnsn
Mauretanls.
BALTWOIIK, Oct WJkff ca'l
Welch, head of Johns W""r,.nt wi.
KVm-mlsalorru'dVW
and In ths war sons In France.
I was told by mn who really ""
he said" an IntJrrl.w. yrfc
n?nPror,how.rUbN"rutmeVhf..b'e,v,enr
ffi," . "cVptu'rVof a submarine Th.
MeHrtfS! rertsi. t unelrsta ,. ,
a.n ea,u -a :
hid cw ,ww.wo t aire aassan
The Brnrltati talk of nets i lot misbT
but 1 cannot Imagine suchV thl.tg.
r-Nnsjuaeimen ininx jnat thta kas
the submarine warfare and'kiJ
Wllron'a notes. The: Qerma.. 7
slnkln boats. They Probably ceZu
transatlantic liners. I do nnt ,w?
win Thai la the rtnitt he .! I; '"
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Democratic Dinner at
wooDnunr. n. j , Oct
.,.. rumwrillrr rviiintv am.m.1..
members of the party attended a diU'!
i..i nlehL Addresses wera m. . ""M
wittnenn. candidate for nni-.,.. ..". i
n...t Wescott. ltnlla.1 o.I.V -
Martlne, M. F. Caltel
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Slatei'
A MAN'S foolish to disputa with his
wife, f r she's jury an' judge, an'
the vordick's shore t be in her favor.
Smoke a pipe of VELVET an'
waivo a hearin'. f&uT
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I am revealing today the new creations in Chalmers enclosed cars,
bodies are the best that the Chalmers Comnanv has built.
The lines are different from anything you have seen. You'll find them
refreshing like a breath of crisp autumn air drawn deep into the lungs.
But your first trlance inside that is the revelation Ynn nnnn K
door with a little feeling of expectancy, the lights flash on and the whole picture
is before your eyes.
No, it is not a painting or a vision. 'Tis reality; entrancing reality.
lne intenors,ryou know, are done by that celebrated artiste, Lady DufF
Gordon, the world s most eminent designer of gowns. She has applied her
great knowledge most wonderfully in choosing materials and interior fitting'
tor these great Chalmers cars. b
What a privilege to have her name stamped as fashion's final touch on
your town ear or limousine! What a delight and source of pride to the ladies
of the house. '
And what a comfort! For, as Lady Duff-Gordon says," she has "tried.
above all, to make the cars livable. ' ,
The woodwork is of inlaid mahogany. The floors richly carpeted. Windows
are silk curtained. There's a lounging pillow eiderdown and silk, a daintv
hassock. Press a button and a toilette case, or a gentleman's smoking set, corhe.
out from concealment in the side of the body. ' ' "
The soft, harmonious colorings which Her Ladyship has specified can be
seen far better than described. "
. - Jh.er(;.ae wo Chalmers enclosed bodies, either of which will brine a craso
of admiration from any man, or any man s wife: a,fcasP
1917 8400 r. p. itl Chalmers Town Car $2480 Detroit
(choice of five color plans) ';.
1017 0400 r, p. m. Chalmers Limousine ifc9.4ftn XW i. ' '''''.
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