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DIPLOMATS DISMISSED
Jtia-v? CaitiaIo A eL- Tttitiel PnvAVe tn
L,cavc nussia Arrest
Is Denied
By the United Press
London, Sept. 20
TJkralne Insurgents hae blown up a
German military train and hae cap
tured ten villages, according to dla
patches from Petrogrnd
Dispatches to Stockholm regarding Sl-
' berlan operations declare the Soviets
have occupied Plndfusk nntl that the
Czechs hae captured Blsorttskl. The
Bolshevik troops are retiring from Cros
noflm.sk. The Solet (3o eminent hn requested
British diplomats to leae. riussia Imme
diately, nc-ordlng to a Berlin dlsp-itch
to Stockholm today, quoting a Mocow
dispatch tn the Veer Zltung
The British Foreign Olllcc todi de
clared reports of the arrest of British
French and Italian ambassadors to
Rumania, at Petrograd were untrue All
three epoys, It was stated are still
at Jassy.
R the Associated Press
'AlntminMi, Triinsliallklln, Sept -" -Allied
officers were received here to
day h (leneral (5alda, the rommandei
of the Czecho-Ploik forces fighting on
the Volga, who arrl.ed from the west
Jast week
In .cnn'pati' with Gencial JMeterlchs,
the antl-Bolshelk leader In Eastern
Siberia, General (laldi ga've the Allies
a cordial greeting and asked that tele
grams of warmest appreciation he sent
to the Japanese Minister of War, Thief
of General Staff and the commander of
the troops sent to Vladivostok.
London. Sept 20 (By I X S ) A
severe defeat has been Inflicted upon
Oerman-led Bolshevik forces In northern
Hussld, according to an ottlclal announce
ment given out bj the new Xorth Rus
sian Government at Archangel and re
ceived here this afternoon. It follows
"On Wednesday Herman-led fori.es
Were defeated seve-relv at t'khtlnkay,
100 miles west of Kern
"The scene of the fight was fortv
miles eastward of the frontier of Kin
land. , "A thousand rifles and manv boats
and horses were laptured '
Allied forces hae been landed In
northern Russia, on the Murman coast
U, S. Guns Pouring
Shells on Metz
Centinueel from race One
which rain poured most of the time,
cox'ered the sector north of St Mlhlel
like a blanket xesterdav, forcing the
Allied nlrmen to ceahe their punishment
of tnc Germans
Patrols were active, carrving out op-
,rctlon far beond the line and oc
casionally tne enemv s artillery nreu
Ytcioufly and blindlv Into the sector.
The French and American guns con
tinued throughout jesterday their bom
bardment of fixed targets, but with less
vigor than usual.
Enemy forces attempted to raid the
V. S lines on this front yesterday
morning After two bombardments
which high explosives and gas shells
were used, the German Infantry at
tacked. He was repulsed and did not
reach the American trenches at any
point. One German was killed and
three xvounded
In a patrol encounter along the
southern 1-orralne front two Germans
were killed and three were wounded
during a patrol encounter
Jersey Candidate Spent Nothing
Trenton. Sept 20 George M Ia
Monte, of Bound Brook, candidate for
"the nomination on the Democratic ticket
for United States Senator, todaj In a
declaration In his statement of expenses
said that "the amount of money on de
posit In the First National Bank of
Bound Brook, N J, which was named
aa the deposltorv of the campaign funds.
Is nothing: the amount expended Is
nothing and the balance Is nothing.
WORDS INSPIRATION TO ARMY,
PERSHING ANSWERS WILSON
Washington, July 20.-rThe White House last night gave out this
message from General Pershing 'to the President:
' ... September IS, 191 S
His Excellency the President of the United States, Washington:
Please accept the most sincere thanks of the American expedi
tionary forces for your stirring message of congratulations
Your words of commendation have been received with deep appre
1 elation by all ranks and will Inspire in us a higher sense of our
obligations, to our, country
' -I assure you that It shall always be the endeavor of the army in
Franc to prtje worthy of the confidence of the American people.
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Kaiser to Offer
New Peace Plan
Contlnned from Para One
"The Austro-Hungarlan flovernment's
offer Is still open."
KAISER MAY OFFER
NEW PEACE PLAN
Special Cable to Et ening Public Ledger
Copyright, IStI, hi) .Vcu Vork Timtn Co
The Ilngne. Sept JO. Although no
official reports are to hand. It Is learned
on excellent authority that Chancellor
on Hertllng, has declnred that an
rmntlrc wan possible In the near future,
and that flermany was willing to ron
dliler the problem of the eastern frontier.
It Is reported that members of tho
Austrian Reichstag have been recalled
to Vienna
Amsterdam exchange, which was very
weak Is now reported strong Thl,
however, may be merely a stock ex
change coup Nevertheless, a new pence
more Is expected from Oermanr In the
nenr rnlnre.
Austria-
J ra i." t . --"".
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expected.
Hungary Is made to bear the timine or oi imp ein-mj ."" "'" ""'
the failure of the peace offer Having cans are meparlng to turn the south
nrt expressed great surprise, the Oer- ernmost Hlndehburg bastion at Met7,
man press Is now venting Its wrath on nil giving piomlse of most momen
Austrla-Hungarj Kven members of tous opeintUms net month
the German legation at The Hague i -
nretended to be astounded ind de- IU the Associated Press
pressed at the news of the offer
lour correspondent leorn on excellent
nnthorltv that the flermnns flr.t en
deavored to Induce tile Dutch florern
nient to Intervene for pence. The notch
refused, so Austria wns resorted to.
Another peace offer in one form or an
other niitv be expected ,onn from Ger
many n.. thine- which appears to cause
ii In full agreement
appropriate time to send It
The WcstphalHn Rhelnl-che i.azette
a German paper. sas the effect of the
note has been catastrcphlca!
"Wherever we look." the piper con-
ttmi "we see force rorce iu uie ui.
..
most' and no inclination for peace
,.h.rA o snlrlt for conciliation.
but
merelv the Idea that Austria s pea. e
offer ts a sign of weakness N'here
s the offer taken honestH It will onl
have the effect of uniting the Entente
Allies into a firmer block Hven the
olees from America do not recognize
in thing but a dictated peace, and if
thee represent puhllc opinion no neutral
Power would dire oppose America bv
proposing negotiations for peace (Thi
prnh.bK refers to the ittempt to induce
Holland to propose peace )
"It Is eldent that Wilson will not
give up his destruct've policy'
The Vossische Zeltung savs that when
the
A merle in (;ot riuneni speaat. or
peace
ondltlons nlread puuiisneo
it I
,..in! the fourteen point" In President
1 Wilson's message to Congress In Janu-
,, ... in thai tho American and
as-inni-wiiix-m I-, ..- - ----- tlm Allette and the Alsne i no enemy
nrltlsh pre 2,. ;,2X - "I' "ry heavy Josses
(lerman offer notwlthandligteAu The ' r, ouch have gained further
trlin netts"-,P?r;pth1' X ZZ after' g.o.tnd west of Alzj and northeast
'?enr,en""uhU o'iman"' " of Vall.v on the Alsne In the direction
.... , t,j 4m nc nn m in I neriuii-uf.i niu--
arv The paper repeats me lourceen comrari, jmij left them to their rate
points explaining that the last point An eNnmple ol the Trench courage
was enlarged on bv the President In his nil rn,juranco occurred nuiing the
address at Washington s tomb in Julv I fl(?i,t for a certain trench which had
The Berlin I.okal Anzelger savs that t() , tnken at am cost. French sol
before Lansing's official statement viasi(llerh. exhausted utter heavv das of
Issued rejecting the peace overture It . jiKhtlriK, spent the whole succeeding
was hoped that the Brltlsn i.overnment
would take a view of the offer different
rpr.m that of Balfour
There was, in fact" savs the Uokal
Anzelger, ' defln'e information to tnat
effect from London Prolwblv Wilson ,
mna the decision over the heads of his'
allies and without considering them
The paper comments on the quickness
with which the American answer was
given, nnd sajs that while London and
Paris' were still considering whether or
not the note should be answered Jolntlv,
Flvlna the attitude of the whole I.ntente,
Wlls&n rushed out his answer The Ber
lin Journal savs that this shows that
Wilson has the Rntente In his pocket,
adding the opinion that Vienna will now
see that no agreement Is possible be
tween Austria-Hungary and America
DEATH BATTALION CHIEF SLAIN
Executed for Part in Counter-
Reolution, Saa Berlin
fly the I lilted Press
London, Sept 20 Madame Alexandra
Ticwtu, hu.iienna. organizer of the Rus
sian women's battalion of death. was
executed at vueosK, nepiemuer 1., lor
participation In a counter-reolutlon, ac
cording to a Berlin wireless dispatch
made public here today
Dies After Arrest as Vagrant
Conrad Kllday, address unknown, died
at the Hahnemann Hospital last night
shortly after he had been arrested for
vagrancy. The police saj he fell In a
cell at the Tenth and Buttonwood streets
station and suffered a fractured i-kull
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British Recapture
Moeuvres; Win Mile
fonttnnetl from rage On
are being taken following the capture
of 10,000 Germans and sixty guns.
The chief Importance of tho buo
cesses scored by Field Marshal Hulg
during the last two days lies In the
fact that the advanced defenses of the
Hlndenburg line west and northwest
of St. Quentln have been broken down.
The new fiont bolder the Hlndenburg
line almost everywhere except west
of St. Quentln where the (own In
glidled by a most powerful defensive
system, (omnlcted on the east and
south bj the double waterllt.e of tho
canal and the Somme. Narrow gullies
and sunken roads constitute further
formidable obstacles
Foe's Line Pierced
Tho positions taken by the I'rltlsh
form a network of wooded hllln com
mandlng the Cnmbra I- St Quentln
road and additional loss of ground
here will constitute u furthei breach
of the Illndenbuig line.
Meanwhile (General Mangln on the
rlirht. In Indomitabtv hammering the
great St. Oobaln position, central pillar
... .... ll .. .ll ak. Am..
Paris, Sept 20 In the enveloping
of St Quentln fmm the south the
Piench hive carried Kslny le Grand
shjh the War Ofllce statement today.
(Esslgnv le Grand Is less than four
miles dltecth south of St Quentln)
Tin. Get mans during the night
made five strong attacks against the
new Piench positions north or Aiie
mant and east of NoIhv farm between
A (iPimin attempt to cioss ine
esle nt Jom herv where American
tioops aie In the line was repulsed
A) the Ivxitinlcrf Press
iWlth the I'renih Arm In I ratue,
! 20
With dogged teiuu'itv and unnag
glng devotion, the Trench tioops are
lighting their wav foot by foot aiross
the Malmalson plateau, which Is the
j kev to the Chemin-des-Dames I.aoii
I and the St Gobaln massif.
No sooner has one position von
taken thnn there la another to be
attacked and the tioops are worked
to their last ounce of effort Some
'divisions have been engaged Inces
santlv from seventeen to eighteen
divs. with the Germlns fighting cles
pei.iteh to maintain tholi ground One
nosltlon had tn be taken four times
hefoie the enemv aandoned It
The enemv machine gunners were
left In the arHanced posts after tn
i,n,tc. retreated anil fought
m0Aei,, to the last man. knowing their
nluht hurling moie than 2000 grenades
Thev actually slept on their feet. Such
exhausting wnik had not been seen
since the battle of Verdun
-font AN LOSSES PUT
LrCjlUUM tityJCO rui
AT FORTY PER CENT
By the Associated Press
British Army Headquarters. Sept. 20.
The ground over which the Germans
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counter-attacMed the British at Moeuvres
and Trescault Is covered with dead and
tn enemy casualties are estimateci to
have been 40 per cent of the troops
engaged. The Germans attacked In dense
waves, but the assaulting ranks were
mowed down by the British defenders
Particularly strong were the German
of High and Havrlncourt Woods. Here
the enemy reached the British position nt
several places, but very few Oermans
were able to get out alive ,
Prisoners taken by the British say
that the Allied attack was" expected
north of Gouzeaucourt When the British
struck on a nfteen-mlle line south of that
town the Germans changed their plan's
and assumed the offensive north of
Gouzeaucourt with disastrous results.
In an order to his troops concerning
raiding activity, General on Buelow,
commanding the Seventeenth Army,
savs
"Tnis snows tnat at tne present umo
efforts against the British positions cast
the urmsn nave a lighting superiority
pver our troops In No Man's lanei
FOCH FORCES ENEMY
TO USE UP RESERVES
fly the United Press
Parts, Sept 20 Von Hlndenburg has
begun to hit back. With his main line
defenses ever where menaced and facing
a possible second retreat fat more dis
astrous than the first, he Is lulng forced
to sacrifice part of his pri lean -eserves
In an effort to saxe himself.
The latest news as this Is cabled Is
that the German armies have ever
where been repulsed In their counter
attacks while piles of dead bodies lie
he'ore the Brl'lsh lines between '"aitfbral
and St Quentln.
Meantime Generals Bvng Rawllnsnii
and Ilehene are enclosing St Quentln,
one of the most Important votnl points
or the Hlndenburg line, whien is cxac.115
vi hat Hlndenburg had hoped to prevent
Wl'h the regularity of the .wing of a
pendulum Marshal Koch is hitting the
Germans hnrd all along the lint The
Huns are reported midlv digr'ng them
selves In from the sea to Swl''rland
Not knowing where the next blow will
fall, they are expecting t to fall eveiv
w here
Fearing for Lille and Iyiual Von Hln
denburg has been foiced to concentrate
a part of his .lxui'akie reserves mere
t'ambral and St. Quentln are threat! ned,
o another mnss of men Is required In
Pint legion
tiintral Manglu's pitr.ue t iward tho
ke) stone positions iiorttiH-t "f Sols
ons necessitates a third hatch of re -
erv es
Gentrnl Pershing s press tow aids Me tz
and llrie and the. le-rv glut"- ot tSet
manv ltslf, calls for a fourth group,
while the fear that the Allies will Mrike
toward" the Rhine thiough Alsace Is
keeping the enemy worried there
Thus Marshal Koch's sttategv is to
split up Von Hlndenburg s finer- until
It Is problematical If the German leader
will be able to put much pun' h Into a
blow anywhere, even If he liould have
more troops In reserve
It Is generally believed lit 1 1 Hi it the
next few weeks ought to write history.
SERBS PLUNGE 17
MILES AND SEIZE
80 ENEMY GUNS
British and Greek Smash Bul
garian Defenses on Ton
Mile Front
B) the Associated Press
Loudon, Sept 20
In .Macedonia the Serbians have ex
tended their fiont vvestwatd to the
Cerna River and It now is twenty
five miles wide. The total dpth of
the advance is fifteen to s.tnteen
miles.
Five thousand prisoners and eighty
guns have been captuied bv the
het burns alone
All the I'ulgaiian trench KVbtems on
the Serbian 'iont have ben pens
ti.ited Allien cavn.iy has UKe i up
the puisult, and one taxnliy unit has
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rininl the Cerna twenty mlle north
of the Sokot positions. Anoiner rorce
of horsemen has mved the samo dis
tance northeast.
Urltlsh and CJree ktroops In nn at
tack on a ten-mile front south of Iako
Dolran have mado some pi ogress.
fly the Associated Pren
Paris, Sept. 20.
Ten thousand Bulgarian prisoners
were sent to the rear on September is
alone, sajs Marcel Hutln. In the Lcno
de Paris. The pursuit of the retreat
ing enemv continues with great Stic-
miuu ilia nftlnta (irlHd
Tho big bag of prlsonets was. taken
by the Piench, Serbians nnd Greeks
east of Monnstlr These Allied troops
have captuied important eminences
and tenched the Cerna River at a
point fifteen miles from j-nieii.
appaient objective of the drlxe.
Allies Open New Orlve
The British nnd Greeks have opened
an attack In the region of Lhe Doiran
and have obtained a foothold In the
enemy's first positions. They are con
tinuing the nuacK, nui "''' ,'.".
be in the direction of Vardar Val e ,
which l said to be the most feasible
route into Serbia from the south. Lake
Doluin Is on thq eastern side of a
series of heights -running norihani
south between the lake anil the Vardar
River.
The latest f'rench official statement
concerning Macedonia operations as
of September 18 reads:
"On September 17 nnd IS. the Allied
nimles In the Kast greatlv extemlecl
the successes or ine iw i.
j,,.. ti,.. Ttiilcnrlan divisions en
gaged on the fiont of the attack, re
treated in disorder on the Cerna Our
troops. In their pursuit, have reached
the Cerna on one pai t of Its course
and have occupied In the mountainous
stone Gxurov Kamen aiul Chnzerna.
havo crossed the Belashnltsa River
nnd cone bejond the leglnn of Rojden,
as well as the Blatets massif.
War Material Won
"The enemv left behind prisoners
nnd considerable mateiial, which have
not et been enumerated
"In the region of lake Doiran, Brit
ish and Greek tioops likewise have
carried forvvaid an attnek nnd gained
a foothold in the enemy flist positions
notwithstanding stubborn resistance.
A gieat number of prisoneiH have
already fallen Into their hands. The
attack continues'
FOE YIELDS ALSACE
TOWN TO AMERICANS
flv the Associated Press
With the mrrlrnn Arm? In luce,
Sppt 20 There are Indications that
the enemy has placed new troops In the
line In Als.-ce opposite the Americans
Soma portions of the front, however,
apparently are not held by these new
men . , .,
An American patrol penetrated the
enemv wlie Thursday and w.-lked
through the town of Ammerzweller,
which w is found to be deserted
. Official War Reports
I'llKX'H
Paris, Sept 20
fn the region of St. Quentln the
rYench troops late last night cap
tured Bssigny-le-Grand , and made
additional prisoners
Kast or the Allette the night was
marked by violent enemy reactions
Five different German counter-attacks
were broken up before our new posi
tions north of Allemant and east of
Mols farm The enemy suffered very
heavv losses without obtaining the
least results
On our side we occupied territory
west of Alzy and northeast of Vaill.
An enemy attempt to gross the Vesle
at Joncherv was broken up
Our pati tls penetrated the enemy
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London, Sept. 20,
Shortly betqre midday yester
day Kngllsh troops attacked In
the Lerrtplre-Cpehy sector. In Bplte
of considerable opposition and In
the face of heavy artillery and
machine gun Are, they made valuable
progress to the depth of more than
a mile beyond the line previously
gained In this locality A strong
point known as Malasslse Fam (mid
way between Lemplre and Bpehy) was
captured after obstinate resistance,
and with It a number of small Woods,
posts and defended localities fomMng
part of our old defensive Bystem.
On the northern part of the battle
front we attacked last night and re
captuied Moeuvres Here, also, the
enemv'a resistance was obstinate. The
fighting is still continuing
A few prisoners were taken In local
engagements In other parts of the
battlefront and also north of Hulluch.
North of Lens a hostile raiding
party waje repulsed
Work-or-Fight Rule
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Continued from Pane One
reply to a epiestlon by Chairman
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Selected Bklns. Wide
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Winter Price 41.50
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unsatisfactory workers and have put It
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clining to employ men of Class 1, We
shall also adopt a policy to prevent men
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The values are so unusual that we quote
no comparative prices.
Taupe Wolf Sets
I.arce uldo scarf nnd
round muff to match.
Trimmed with heads
and tails. .
$54.00
Winter Trice 67.60
Skunk Sets
Smart pllk-llned scarf.
I.arco melon muff to
match.
$78.00
Winter Frlre 97.S0
Nat. Nutria Coat
40-Inch flare design.
Deep shayl 'collar 'Ex
ceptional 'value,
$148.00
Winter Price 183.00
Hudson Seal Coat
45-Inch full models
Large cape collars and
cuffs of skunk.
$196.00
Winter Price 245.00
Fur
November September
Ilea. Price Sale Price
65.00 Marmot Coats 68.00
Smart Loose Belted Model.
Larfe Shawl Collar.
I 72.50 Natural Raccoon. . 138.00
Three-nuarter Length Looae Helled
Model. Selected Quality Sklna.
215.00 Hudion Seal 172.00
Three-quarter Length Looee Model.
Shawl or Cape Collar.
3 1 0.00 Hudson Seal 248.00
45-ln Very Full Model Wide Dorder fc
Shawl or Cape Collar t CufTa of Skunk
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discharged at one plant .from Jro,ln',TW
another and obtaining work by requir
ing clearance papers from one yard bei
fore employing them at another."
The labor turnover at Hog Island has
Improved, nnd because of Improved
transportation and housing facilities
there the number of employes quitting
has very materlall yreduced, said Mr.
Plez.
"I believe the Hog Island shipyard
will coma up to the Hmergeney Fleet
Corporation's expectation of turilng out
twenty ships this ear. but will not
turn tut the forty-eight ships the Amer
ican International Corporation ex
pected," Mr, Plez replied to questions
hy Senator Ransdell. "We now have
forty-two ships t n the ways there, mkny
well toward completion and two fin
ished." "
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Mail Ordert
Filled
Prevail in November
Tomorrow 8!
Beaver Sets
New design shawl
scarf. Canteen-shaped
muff to match.
$98.00
M Inter Price m.50
Nat. Squirrel Coat
Kmart loose belied
model. Large shawl col
lar and cuffs.
$258.00
Winter Price 33.00
Coats
November September
Pep. Price Sale Price
J45.00 Moleskin 276.00
Three-quarter Length Full Model.
New Design Collar and Cuffs.
345.00 Hudson Seal 276.00
45-inch Very Full Model of Selected
Bklns Large Cape Collar and
Cuffa of Silky Skunk,
620.00 Mink ...., 496.00
Three-quarter Length Full Model.
Handsomely Trimmed with
Tails and Paws. '
870.00 Broadtail 696.0Q
45-Inch Kxcluslve Design.
Handsomely Msrked Skins.
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