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DHPOWUMLMONDO
IWiUpnrpice Che V America Deve
u BMr Uno del Campion! del
;), jjirmo e aeu umaima
IJEDE 500,000 SOLD ATI
I I. II. Imrdeeheranna Tutte le Forzo
1J NRZione per Annicntaro u
r Nemico della Liberta'
IV . ....
Oj )- , WASHINGTON, 3 Aprne.
IT non fosse oggl un anacronlsmo, si
r. JKrtrebbe dlra che tl prcsldcnto Wilson. In-
L liirill II I IaI unttmantl mIi Airffl offlltinn 1n
jT Mklono amerlcana, ha auonato le campane
si a MLam hUI Has j . . aa1m miAitA nAnnln
iWf WllWIIflO , HLVUU IJUOIV iuwiw
tl tovemo tcdesco o la uermaniu avo-
. JfelA4nsa 11ft iMinni(tn niisliinnilii tint 1 mtlff.
. ffforl detttnl dl una nazlone che si propone
p wuuiaiM luii la, yiuiguzu. cub uituu u
tTlrUto, !& legge, al di sotto della forza.
' ,tl aAa M&-. 4 . Itfll... ... .nH1nn t.l .-rt
12' fCBIUVIHU ? UBUU lit (JUIJitlU ICII DT7J U.
Sft.VA.nt I fil rnt)PiAtiai-t rlutilrn In snaalntiA
F MlnnnltnaKlti -. ,inmn,i... hi,a l .
p -w . at jt uviiinijuui a vita i-
f presentanll della nazlone dlchlarlno che lo
Istato dl guerra eslste dl H-a' tra Germanla
StBfl ITnttl . kIi (HI al Unn .ttAl M.r
5 Vchlamare alls arral un esercllo dl mezzo
nuione ui uomini, prlmo nucleo Ul un plu'
" oaercuo bo in guerra uovessa ns
. (,-umere vn aspetto dl grando conflltto nr
' Dopo avera enumerato lo daglonl cho lo
,ijixvuo cosireuo au inairo qucsta scssiono
jNstraordlnnrla del Congresso, II prcsldcnto
&, ha. rfettn!
gt ' I ft Utin until npnltn pha Mill nn nm.
tollimo tare, che alamo Incapact dl fare:
B 1 ao' non sccgllercmo la via della sottum.s-
t, tlon Per softrlre che I plu' sacrl dlrlttl
K4lla nostra mazlone e del noatro popolo
PUMano Ignorati o vlolatl. I tortl contro cut
V, scmereremo non sono tortl comunl;
.-.ssl scetidonn flno radlcl della lta o del
jlrltto umano
Ml?, ' Con Un nrnfnmln nnnnn ilal nli(inn a
F&traglco carattere del passo che faclo e dello
tffrvl responsablllta' che csso comporta, ma
u'Benza alcuna esltazlonc cd In obbedlonza a
iiKf't creao cno Bia mio uovere costltu-
fih Slonalo, domando cho 11 Congresso dlchlarl
n-t -iwismmtnio reccnio aei Roerno
b.:i lmperlalo tedesco c' in futto nulla dl mono
Pf" Kuerra contro II Kowrno ed II popolo
lm egli Statl Unltl. Domardo che II CotiBro-B
&if ampptll fnrmilmtnt In an. 11 U.lll. ..A
V" u V w",","w,'" u oihiu ui ui:iiint:iaiiiQ
f(Che e stato tmposto ad esso o che prcnd.i
,t(, TItlri II tin no. (n .. ..!.. i. ' ..,. ...
try difesa, ma anche per cicrcltare tutta la sua
jr-yorea. eu impiegaro tutte le sue rlsorte a
jjJcostrlngrere II goxcrno tedesco a rltornare
i atla Mlni. - I 1
a , tnfeiunc e icnninare ja Bucrra.
1. . fl TlvnBlil.lila .! t I It
PaV 'lulc cjiicko quinui cno qucstl
4 iiruncQimenu impucano la guerra nlla iler-
ws jiiiii. io, mooiiiiazione deirosercito o
(J T1 """"lamento dl almcno mezzo mlllone dl
jSi nomlnl per 1'escrclto, ed ha ngglunto:
fert "Xol non nbblamo alcuna nnlmosltn- nnn-'
H.1." PPoI tedesco. 1'er. csso nol non
x abblamo altro, sentlmento che dl simpatl-i
Yr " umioizia. ion e' stato alTatto percho1
ff- Pbpolo tedesco lo oleia che 11 suo cmumn
km Ml Imbarrn' In nnaBo ..- n t ..
3 ne cn la. sua conoscenza no' ton la sua
Br approvazlone.
!? A . "W tata una guerra ileclsa comn nl
Bj9.v Meldsvano le guerre ncl tempi antichl o
Kty eonsultatl dal loro goernantl e le guerre
v i Arano nrm n(n ( n nnmKn niu
r'vf ji j 7. .. """'-u"i jikii imeresso
&.I1 dlnaattx n ill n .nti .. .,, . .
?". n. i . . "" Ki"iJiH ui uomini
feliTi ?8'.abltu?tl ad U8',re ' loro umlnl
rMvm? tant8 pedlne o tantl strumentl dl
:l Jam n " -
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SEXZA MOTIVI rnmoTmr
fe E plu aanti nel suo dlacorso, che e un
president, ha d'euo: "'a"'la ' "
r "Xol alamn niin iirin.. .it ...
C ..n o" .- ''""".' "' nro oai-
R'v ilk. . 4"'--o nemito naturalo della
I'l rKT ' '.d ,mP'Bheremo1 se sara' ncccssarlo.
frt Iintera forza della nazlone per frenare ed
BI' T . ? I0 BUB Pretenslonl cd II suo
I BOferP. Nlllln tnnlMl .....
, ; --- " ""rau, uru cne cuiamo 1
?i latti senza eln ill ta-. ,) .n u.
" ak I w Hvoc, U VUIIlUitl
?j 7' 'y vace uei monuo e per la libera
I Wone del popoll, compreso II popolo tcdesco,
S-' i cer I dlrlttl i1lio ..n ...,'.: ... , '
3f -" , --..v SI-HU4 iia.iuiu e ticne p c-
A-J1 CnlA a nac II j1U.ii.. .i.n . . ..
j nazlone dl sctgllersl 1 loro modo dl -hcre
Vtf ui ooueaire. ii mondo dee essere slcuro
i.t tr IA ilomriKravU a U ..
r. J, .- -v,.iUV..ib i, aua pate aevo cssero
) DAJiata. Slllla fntlilnmantn .ll,ln -n in ..
Hf politlca. u"uu ue'" "uerla
K& I 'Ol tinn nKhUmn anll. I l.il.l
jw - - --. w.u...ii iiiuiiti ukuisiiui ua
Iw?. !n. ?; n deslderlamci conqulste, non
Ck aominli. Non cerchlamo Indennli.i1 nor nni
ffi Btessl, ncssun compenso materlalo per 1
"-v.un;ii tne i a rein o iiucramente Xol non
l;U Slamn rtlA linn rtAl pamnlnt.1 .1.1 .11 ii- - .i.i
SyAt.. 7 . wwininuiii uci uiieuu u uri
CJJumana. Saremo sodlsfattl quando questl
ik JT ". " 'nl10 assicuper quanto potra' la
'1' .ede e la liberta della nazlone "
v Accennando agtl allcatl della Gcrmanla,
.-'..U Drestdente Wllann h.i .Inltr. !,. iia. ..!
'i.'avendo accettatn nnrMi rinn o i .,,... '
r -- - i.iii. ii vniiijiuKiia
4i ottomar'nl le"a Germanla. II goerno
to't; mi"mo non na poiuto riceere II conte
&S,Tarn0W8k'' nomlnato ambasclatoro acll
Wj,Iatto attl dl guerra contro gll Statl Unltl,
f A nerclA l Hlannsslnnii u.i .! iv
jMeve essere almeno rlmandata.
t In complesso II presldcnte Wilson e' In
ffavore della comtil-tfi mnnARifinm. .titn
K7'effU Statl Unltl con gll alleatl deirintesa,
Bklla. tiazlnnA klnnn lmnliMri,a ,A- Anni
fTl e e domaro II mostro mllltaro tedeHco.
r- -- - ... j.u..w uu.uu vui j.cni-
jXdente, U cul consicUo e le cul domando
rviirnnnn nrsHitii
.M """" -wvwtwfc.
MO GIRLS ON S500 BAIL
feiflUK 1MKUW1INU b'UGS AT COP
jpjT Had Been Prominent in Strike Activi-
vJj.1 riK Twonlv.fivo. ntU. -d:i,.
Out on Bail for Court
jVMasT.strat Beaton today In Central Sta
le, lotion held two trlrl uhn harl -Qr n..i
iy Bent Jn strike activity In 1500 ball each
g; kut two of them girls, In $100 ball for
The two gfrU were arrested jester Jay
..roucman xnompson. or the eleventh
Uflnl.. l ! ...11 . . .
it unci miccia Biunon nouse, auer ne
I hit In the liack with nn - n to.n
1 1, today both girls had thrown eggs.
r jiKinca are juoiue lurner, e.5 North
tk street, and Itao Heifand. ifi:n Kmuh
tb" atreet. He also arrested Morris
. 15J4 North Seventh street, who. he
.' uocii urmnK me gins on," 1'aga
lined 110. and i-niit-
Bsr'was an argument between Magls-
seaion ana i nomas cogan, who ap-
. or m aeienaants. it came up In
nng me numDer or pickets the law
at a. factory where a strike Is In
L CoAn riled docl-lnn. nhlnh
th number At flftn
tfcla case the pickets were all around
Moa aoinwawi ractory at 06 Arch
tUU ABLE-BODIED MEN
0. JLawntr Will Not Hire Those
wW.BhowH 8rv in Army
WaaH OTT, Mo.," April t. Young
vrbuft esto akin hnilUal aa4 au nua
sv ! arBV aArvliiA. nArl nor
a the c4Ba et the Baltlraor
fWWtaerctat 'agent, aakea
Ofy News in Brief
THE DEATH OF HER FIANCE, it Is be
lieved, affected the mind of Teresa Sarld,
of 11(9 East I'assyunk aenue, who dis
appeared from her home two wcoks ago.
Her wedding was to have taken placo next
week.
CHARLES OIII80N OBIllIBN, Jr., who
led the rush which broke up a meeting of
pacifists at Baltimore on Sunday night. Is
the grandnephew of Mr. and Mrs. Kingston
Qoddard Whelon, of 1016 Clinton street,
this city. Ho enlltsed In Battery A of the
Maryland National Ouard last summer,
LOYALTY TO ,II.80N and the nation
was pledgod by the Presbytery of Philadel
phia at Ui regular meeting In the Cham-bers-Wyllo
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
A telegram was sent to the President ex
pressing sympathy and support.
ICE WILL COHT I'hl'.odelphlan. 1,000,
000 moro a year, this sum representing
boosts mido by concerns throughout tho
city. Ice will now be sold at fifty Instead
of forty cents per 100 pounds.
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HOWARD HOSPITAL report for March
shows that 137 patients were admitted to
the hospital during tho month: 656 new dis
pensary patients wera received: 1740 pre
scriptions uero put up, and 279 accident
caiis wero treated. The hospital is sit
uated at Broad and Catharino streets.
NTICKI.M1 HIH HEAD too fur out of n
trolley car window ns ho as riding cant
on Arch street last night, I)ald Zlmmer
mnn, twenty cars old, of 735 Jackson
street, was struck by a west nound car.
Ite Is In tho Hahnemann Hospital with a
slight fracturo of tho skull.
EASTHK C'ONTltlllUTIONH are bring
asked for by tho Shut-In Society for assist
ance to tho almost 1000 persons In Its care.
lomtlons will bo thankfully received and
promptly acknowledged if sent to tho olllce,
1710 Chestnut street, or to the exchange,
205 South Sixteenth street.
Ri:ri:itKNcn to the iikitihii navy
as being one of the supports to America,
inado by the ne. Dr. Newell Dwight
Hlllls, of Brookln, at the twenty-sixth an
nual banquet of tho Baptist Temple ushers,
was rescntid by ono of the members, who
shouted, "Wo stand alone " Officials pre
vented further outbreaks nnd the speaker
continued
HKSOI.ITIONH INDOKSIMl the Manil
of President Wilson In the present national
crisis have been adopted by tho Porty-
second Ward Democratic cxecutho commit
tee at Branchtown, Copies of tho resolu
tion, were sent to the President.
JE.WSIf or.(l MEN of South Phila
delphia have started to collect money for
the poor nnd sick that they may better en
Joy tho feast of the Passover The men are
members of the Lincoln Club Tho com
mittee named to supervise the collecting
consists of M, Schwartz, I'd floldberg and
Benjamin Wlnthrop
THE NATIONAL VOCATIONAL OUHI-
anre Association, with headquarters nt tho
Hotel Walton, will hold Its opening session
tonight at tho William Pcnn High School,
with Superintendent of Schools J P Garber
presiding. Mejer Bloomfeld, of Boston,
tho president of the association, will miko
the opening address Reports will be given
on vocitlonal guidance by Hoy V Kelly,
Kali Ilivcr, Mass ; Miss Hilda Mlllhauscr,
Cleveland; W. A Wheatley. Middletovwi.
Conn , K. W. Weaver, Brooklyu : B C
Gruciiberg, New York ; Miss Anne T Slat
tery, Arlington, Mass ; D If, Holbrook,
Minneapolis, and r H H. Jaeger, Newark.
LOCAL niAKITllX will benefit n. the
result of i ball given last night bv three
local lo&ji of the Independent Order B'nat
IVrith al Horticultural Hall Two plc
tuiesquo pinlomimcs, "The Hour of Al
AHr" and tho "Bacchanale," from tho
"Ballet of the Seasons," were presented
Tho lodges represented vveia the Joshua
Lincoln and Hnr Slnil. Tho orchestra was
conducted by Stanley Muschamp.
CHARLES MI'.LIIILHAUSr.lt, eight years
old, of 1834 Indiana avenue, who was be
lieved to have been kidnapped, was found
jestcrday at the home of his grandmother
In Norrlstown He left home two dajs ago.
ONE MILLION bnby week Ktanip nt
one cent each will bo sold bv the Child
Federation and tho proceeds devoted to a
campaign to prevent tho spread of lufaiitilo
paralysis in Philadelphia this summer. The
sale starts today.
CO-KD AT THE Unhirsll of Pennsyl
vania, Mlbs Maijorie Glonlngcr, 1503 Green
street, has been chosen for the leading part
nf "Drama" In the Mnsquo of American
Drama to be presented In tho Botanical
Gardens nt the University the second week
in May Beauty and richness of voice
were the leading factors considered in tho
choice
I.OMI APPLAUHi: grrrtnl the an
nouncement of Wilson's war address at tho
night session of 1000 members of tho Na
tional Kmplojemont Managers' Conference
nt tho Hotel Walton, former Director of
Public Works Moiris L Cooke presided,
RAGTIME AND THE NATIONAL AN-
tliem don't mix and should be separated,
says tho Cooper Men's Bible Class, with
headquarters at Sixty-third street and Gl
rard avenue, and to that end resolutions
have been passed urging Mayor Smith and
Councils to forbid the plalng of "The Star
Spangled Banner" for medley or dance purposes.
Commissioned in Medical Reserve
OnnCNSnuilG, Pa , April 3. Dr. L C
Thomas, of Latrobe, former recorder of
Westmoreland county has received his
commission from the War Department as
first lieutenant In the Medical Reserve
Corps Lieutenant Thomas was appointed
by President Wilson last Saturday,
USE RAGATZ COLONIAL
Furniture Oil
For F u r n 1 1 ure,
1' I anon, Victrola.,
leather - e o v erru
Work, Etc.
Floor Oil
For Floors and all
Varnished W o o U
work. ,
Cleans .and Polishes It
Made and Used Many Years in
Furniture and Wood Finishing
Business
PRICE 25c, SOc, $1.80. 1S.B0 Either Oil
If Dealer Can't Supply Tou. Writs Ua
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BefeveAfe
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A little job is io small
that you could not save
even with inferior paints
and workmanship. A big
Job is so important that
i yoti could not afford to
use anything but the best
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MISS SARAH MARCELLE
CUPID TIES UP WAR'S
BUSINESS TWO MINUTES
Wedding of First Infantryman, N. G.
P., at Armory Holts Troop
Movement
The mllltnry inwhlno had to wait a few
minutes today for a wedding
Hurrlng at top speed to get away nt the
tlmo nppolnted In War Department orders,
oiTlcers of tho First Infnntn, N. G P,
halted tho departure for exactly two
minutes to allow First Sergeant Owen
Brady, of Company I, and Miss Sarah
Marccllc, his sweetheart, lo bo married In
tho armory nt Broad nnd Callow hill streets,
while Brady's comrades drew up at at
tention. The marriage was performed hastily In
tho machine-gun company room at the ar
moiy this morning At 7 40 tho word
pissed around that there would be a wed
ding At 7 42 Captain Atwood, of Company
I, had his men lined up with the flag. At
7.41 Captain Charles P. Fiitcher, the regi
mental chaplain, was standing before the
boldler bridegroom and IiIh blushing bride,
pronouncing the marriage service At 7'45
Sergeant Owen Brady was kissing Mrs
Owen Brady good-by, and he marched away
to the train with his command
Sergeant Brady, who served with tho
regiment on the Mexican border, lives nt
2835 North Twcntj-second street Ho and
his brldn arc neighbors, sho living nt 2D36
North Twenty-second street
WISCONSIN TOWN TO HOLD
"WAR REFERENDUM"
County Judge Delays Permission Until
Noon Today
MONTlOn. Wis April 3 After holding
off until nearl noon today, Countv Judge
J M. Beckor Instructed suppoiters of Mon
roe's war referendum to go ahead and sub
mit tho question to voters In only one of
tho cits's four wards wcie tho votors com
pelled to mark their ballots outside a booth
In tho other three wards election officials
allowed voters to drop referendum ballots
in the official ballot bo Judge Becker de
clared his reason foi holding up tho ref
erendum was because of a repoit circulated
hero that war had been declared Ho hid
planned in event wni had been declared to
withdraw tho referendum and Issue n pa
triotic appeal
The voting was heavy. One-third of Mon
roe's 1200 votes had been cast at 11 o'clock
As far as could be learned only two voters
refused to mark tho referendum ballots.
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75c Reduction Announcmenl
OF THE
GEO. B. NEWTON COAL COMPANY
Franklin Bank Building
The mining interests have finally announced the usual Spring reduction
of 50c per ton for Egg, Stove and Chestnut Coal to take effect April 1 st, 1 9 1 7.
On April 2nd, the Railroads will make effective the reduction of 25c per ton
in freight on these sizes.
Notwithstanding the fact that we have a large surplus on hand which'
was bought for the protection of our customers and the Public during the
rtCe$ "ncerta1in time9 we offer our one hundred thousand customers, and
the Public at large, an unlimited supply at a 75c reduction effective Monday,
April 2nd, as follows:
Egg Coal . .
Stove Coal .
Chestnut Coal
$7.25
$7.50
$7.75
kf
25c per tjan extra if wheeled or carried.
25c PER TON DISCOUNT FOR CASH
- The reduction in price of Pea Coal is not uniform by the large Mining
Companies; in fact, they have not all as yet announced their prices g
0MpriJ:e, therefore for Pea Coal for the present
will be $6.00 p-r ton, with 25c per ton off for cash.
We cannot urge upon the Public' too strongly the advisah.liHr P ..
to its full capacity during the month of April 'S
ditions which are bound to be prevalent during the cominc Fall 5ur
We have no assurances as to prices after Mv iTk g j , WmJer
uncertainty in all commodity pricei Ts con
confusing to attempt to make predictions W?2L , lfc Vs most
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