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EVENING1 PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY
'17
J!..ss1
VICTORY
,Y PEACE HOPE
m.
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ran apcr Admits It if
'", Wilson's Fourteen Points
& a t
rv juiisis
LS U. S. REPLY HASTY.
?tf
S'Solf Renortetl Goinc to
V& , t i r ,'
WltZerland HI Connection
fflTith Move to End War
RSpi Cable to Kiemn? PublU Ledfir I JJe" n?!""! m i!".1 lhe ""J0"" of Mlhlel front Th-re are encf.iint.ri
11Corto. !.! VftolerffTlwe. to. I decldlnc hinuence on the ("olcrnmen? '"'"P am' ,lciou- "'"' "f l" "K
iXVr ' Tl"' ""' c'" -' ' The levlsed Brest treaties appear to een as helow there are raid, and small
FV-4t...
ff'U vvnson ana
his Secretary of Utc .
were in a great turn sajs it r,,,- ------ -'' i " "s tches In aln for that great hnttle much-advertled shortening of the ,",,, " ' ; tte,lrI frnnl m-idt nn nt- I l
Hurler Zeltung. .eferrlng to the Amer- Kr Chtatl'MhluJ; Aekh.! ' Tl l" Vn", lH ". '" ,':!0n, front, and go, hi, troop, Into .ho llln-l luu' ,"'hl. h failed cZd. 'tHv . 1 "c nrrpre' h - "--latlo of the Aus
en answer to the Au,trlan note I tag cin onli agiee to the treaties If the .,, .'",'' , ,, nu?,i ,L ZMe denhurg lln.-. he must, for the -nKe ..fuve mad.- a miml.ei width iml ni.ttrlnn heir npp.uriit ..t araieo ton-
Vt Wne recedes the Impression the right of self-determination I, fullv and an menhlle the Irrepressible l". of puhllc opinion at home, hold on to it. I """ 'J I' "'" ""ss and kn eludes the amazing strles f disclosure,
ffwper continue,, -that the gentlemen ' Clall-" vLjcri." nar'h ' ,he ' nl"-'1 Ma'" flln forc r" i fr a tlm- at least This h, t ,, "" -u.h cxpeilment. arc hch lhp Alnorlciv, rtovernment ,ia
:rnlln In Wn.lilneton whom the Amer- r-,i , ,. , i. ', ..'..""?" working off their animal ,plrlt, 1i such I j. ,, ... . r,ni ,.. f..i,ru, i I oe ttuik ( nllni nl glcn to the nublli throuch setict docu.
?&niHnr
fit lean Constitution allows to act with the
,B,IUB JIUSUIUllI-ltl .-, i,iiiu'iui ,
'hve hurried forward nlth ihl rejecllon
Itfs not even certain that the mer-
v) "Pl ee" certain . i i e
aovernment had olllcialls received
etnote when the Renter agencv in
Renounced the replj Hut even If this Is
Bv the' case,
the answer was delivered
hastily.
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b ; il -,. ,,., ...... ., i.. :
- 4Wi.cc. . j"jiu,n nnciiiuft ....,, ., ,...-
Erfiro me onij cojhuliuiis tur i'i-hip n -
."."Impossible to understand how anv peace
R''can ever be concluded, except bv a de-
Ka Clshe Entente victors It adds that a
t tatement is expected from the Helens-
r,(f mm
is !rt.l.. . .i.i .. . ..
f aiding an expecte.t atmlstice rh,e
reports emanate front various plnce
U I7UI. CH" IIIU011J oe liaveu nam ti ' .'- '
, loanej uocior aoi is exptcteu in .w u-
xerland soon to Instruct himself on the
International situation, it is teported.
IbUt his Mslt doubtless I, .onnected with '
W i M m t
tw' another move In the pence offensive
Kj Cologne report sa5, that the -swiss pnpet
Rgi'euilie dAvls speaks or a probable
pL proposal of a three months armistice
Wby Switzerland
, The Deutsche Tage, Zeltung sa,
"Can any one believe that Wilson
Clemenceau, ldotd tieorge and Balfour
will want a concillatorv peace" Totlas
'i there Is onlv one thing for us, vlctorv
fee or defeat."
.FRANCE D1SDAIKS
REPLl TO VlLi.l
c....'.i -.n. . r. nn i nnrai BPtint Ke nas t.een annointed to t n, inn. Knt nn,t.r il. torrential
r'fP"- ""e io ciemng ruum i.eager repr. sent Admiral von Cai.el e who is ,. . . ..., ... I, .Z ., ' llindetiliiiii! line while ftom l.ens .xow in ti nistieai in pxtrv one ex- monev u.r ..- ..,..i -.-. -"'"
' CnuriBht. HIS, bycw ork Thxt, Co (ill leave , , , , ,t,,V. i, . notthwatd to Ntteve Ohapelle we have ctjil to tlios, who wont m, tint the VIM o oi.tPis tr i,... .. . mi ." --1
r,N. sept .'1 Commenting on the appointment, the. wUhln twciitx mlntitp, and remained like ' d , pushing Into new le. i Urn v llnal defe.l of i.eim mv I, nnlv , que,- tabllsh dose ind -eciet , elation, w I Hi
' Prl I.nm.i ith a.njht.rt hpi. i.. T-blatt of Betlln t. calls that Mb inn, m' impudent child tint his been "f ',el, 7,' .J ,, Vm e ' Hon of plat ing ttoi.ps i sUiken' nut,.- Ame. lean ind rinnlsh banks- of the
, Paris learned with delighted chuckle, Behntke when deput, chief of the d- harshlx reproved meek and enti.elv nd f ?J e?" tenes of , hers .... the wtst,,,, ftont It must be launching nf ,. volutli.nary prop.gat.dal
f'Mthat France disdained to make an.v for i mlnltv staff told the merlrnn naval qule-cettt evtr since ''.,. ", Mn,-.,u tlirlitlni? m the lime inuallv thut tbal the w.u Is tin.lo.ictd ag tlnst the Tus Hovernnient In Tlus i
ma. reply ,o the Austrian note The "'aonn''..'".';,.'''' M"m """ StranK' "' "" l,,l"K' d,! o ThTba. te entl rpr.se w.dt h sfi as eailv ,s Notembe, 1011 ind of,
Chuckles were not due to the fact that .Zuld erefx V, n "i "'?,. L ,..' -overed In the o'.l curio.lt, shop of the ' 'Pf ' " "' 'unout attracting Uten-I kttps out of 1 t-ime s0,lle,s ,M, might In-trut tlm.s to On mill dlplotnits In
no reDlv wan to hp wnt. hut tn th 1..-.1 "' VV "" ,..,,, , .. ., - . . . ,..!... i.A .,... nputi il ionntrr io co-oiu 1 .ur wimi
, mmi'V4 in n1111.11 111 iu tri iiiiis in unu
nn nnar in sit t.i rtts iiir. i " .1 . enm, 1 t nmt
re inumaiea ub intention. In wlilch Pftr.s
: ... . . . . . . . .
iccognlied u ith delight tnothcr evampk
rtT. At.. 1 1 1.li . ..
vjl i. iiuinnauie v itmence.iu loucn
,tn aCKnOWledgtng tlte receipt rrom
an . ... . ...
i, the .-Swiss Minister In Paris of the Aus-
IMro-Hun-rarlin note, forwarded through
th 't.tcM I' InrnKlll. r.i... U. n..nl. ...tl.
'Official communicate sneciadv Issued for
.au, .u. ,,,,,, .una llic UflUl imir
thi occasion. "M Plchon attached to
BVfcl.'l.it... a r.r.. .,,. fni,i i,.i
pjAUiIctter a copv of th, official Journal
tsonttuning ine speecn or xi itemenceau
.. fft-tllfr&en&tp ns rnnstltuttns- t.ip rente nt
gxtlie Government of the republic to the
ENt l,te fmm tho rahlnp, of X l.nnn '
PrfV7Wv ,V . .s.... .
tbii iTne atisfactor news arriving everv
Mi oay irom all parts of the front ha,
Jc - ....... ...
c.yed lie people herr to an even higher
SS pitch of calm conlidence In the futur
fZf. ine espectotlon Is becoming stronger
jfi,that ireat exents are Imminent at sex-
eral points on the front, and especiallj
that portion speclallv Identified with
f f'Amerlcan troops
ffjj inai enigmat'c American arm a
p-lt Is now stxled here which seem, to
Rj.be silently waiting for its eall from
Br, 'Foch on Frances western holders is
of eonstantlv i.,erp,t,.-
c-v," : ..-.: .. . . -
Kisapevuiaiion, wntcn nas neen enormously
ISftlmulated by the news that American
slum naxe Deen ior tome lime lieaxny
t bombing Mctz fortifications
Wj ' Paris Is well content with the way
Mtnings are going rnltv of command,
tglt is felt. Is being transformed through
stne genius of Foch Into universal xlc-
?tory. The Turks haxe beet, beaten in
Palestine and Mesopotamia, the Bul-
4pars are Deing oeaien in .Macedonia,
rtha Austrian, are beaten on the Plaxe
KAH the Kaisers accomplices are being
? brought nearer and nearer to the dale
Bfrwhen their accounts must he paid, w hlle
dHie uermans are being steadllx beaten
1!. .l-nev.f"r..l?-.:a."C5r anrt Bo,sne-
W, i -kiii ia uriug iiiiiii i tfii i
fcftiThe Allied barometer never nnlnted
jpugiore sieaauj to rair
WELGIAN PEACE OFFER
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mr - in jix,
RS'JLtrC
rf
fefrtcial Cable to Eiening Public Ledger
WjV-NHriBftr, j-jj, bu ,ro fori. 7une to
tit watTon A,,-,,., ", ViV rf.....:'
Flvlthe offer of a separate peace from
sir-ln-Iw of Queen Elizabeth of Belgium"
u.j,y H.ruugn couni loerrtng, broth-
a&J,n8 .AIbrt immediately transmitted
Pthe offer to all of the Allies, with the
Ptime. He i had 'no latk of ronlldence In
fthe courage of his people or their will-
ft-Jncneia to stay In the war with the Al-
ellea to the end, but he did not wish un-
-iaitcceaiariiy io suDject mem to the men-
a.i -....' . ..." .L, ....- . -:
''fc'biittln-r aside lhp nhan i ,.Z. .
rEr.Eliii!??fl a?.,..'.?r".of te'iiPoraiy
"4i i.i a.vi T ui r.cii m nkinr anmi, anrt
&-Taiion ' ' ar a,m m
WFrance, Kitsland, America and lt-.lv
p France, Kn
aH'.reapected this request for secrecy
kntll England finally convinced the net.
iSntil England finally convinced the Bel-
rgJWan Government that the whole matter
Wuiu wr niatitj puout r.ngiana had no ,
! f,itnt offer to Helglunt was a military
maneuver pure and simple. In 1911,
,''!in oner io ueigiutp was a military
4.iMAn.tlVer PUre and Slmntp. In IIIJ
r&i,i. r. : . . .L: r- v ."
Eft&SiV. in Vioa.,. .v.1; .. nu'"frical ad-
fcii. I ." ,'"... v, . J-..S., u-
Vonnttro?f,;,re5hebvWaan, "at ack'S
wnee throurh Belgium .Now that
i t. ..1..U1 .. i--
Aa outnumbered, on the run and
etj. to defensive warfare to the
'jend, she wishes a short front to
41 tn6 WHIR Of antimnrh r. It...
.'., ii.V.ff j --..., nnt mi I ..aim io uiHi uuaot nu lunger jii ruici
nc. in heT,ubli?norntheeChmf t0nfl'lia been sent out from division head-i
KMld.thta"mnU? """nB the companj In half
LWvweakeii T and plSy false wUh the Al" ' " ending the cut off half lo the
4fB-Bt Sev ent -second Infantry i eglment, which
i ..i. .... ir., .u- . . . u", i iimtiiiue (.ui. ,m... ..u. j.iovo . ,.,c artney wuiuie-rs at k.ix are lag tig lit-
Vuied'mhrs 'nrnVu'dVn'i and tUrn'"S " effeC,Uel " ,he bCh" l'e ,m'frt ln ,he comi"' Prlmw, .lw
jfMtloi. that Belgium, which she In- Officer Trunnffrrctl Hon for leas than 2000 men took athan-
lour years ntro. htnmo miH.ic.niu
eTmXl ana tnUI Uton Ihft nuRstai? rxt
AJllfd troops.
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Jt
fAY ADMIRES WILSON
IPLY TO PEACE NOTF
"j
x 4 -
.Halt aiif urlmlpntlnn ..' ..
-.in .nrh a o. b. ii, .,. tl
doubles the value of his pro'
nt.
nt viiBoc,a opinion regarding
i lB'omacy.l not new to Italy. A
pm ioiiiic-ki nmii sttia; - unce
a srcai i-restaent, ttrusn
,enuu or comnionpuce and
i.. im ,vj
I Cablt to.Evening Public I.eiUer . second Field Artillery and Welland Gay. lleved or duty here and assigned to the
ri. ill bi Vein VorLTi...-- Harold I. Gaxmon and Fred V. Gelle Infantry leplacemtnt tamp at (amp
righh lilt, bv tw York Timt, Co. I he Thrty.thrd Field Artillery Nine' Urant. III. . Major II. 8 Cooke. Brook
w. Sent. 21. General opinion here other officers, all first lieutenants, who'lvn. Major II M. Arnold, Cedarhurst,
i,nFi.-it'.n,i. !.?"? ."."'J' ' haxe reported to division headquarter t I-I . and Major H. D. Turner. Phlla
". : If n.H0tuertrn1r0, f '""" 11' tor duty, w ho hav e been assigned to In- de.phla
prehension' lest those Ism experienced
ir. At'sttia s tortuous illplomacy should
accede In the smallest degree to that
poisonous pence offence which In In
flnllelv more dangerous than her mili
tary effort. Once again Americans he
every right to feel proud of their
President
German Parties
Split Up in Crisis
Confirmed from Pare One
Ing and other places In Berlin are bust
as nnt heap. Conference, of all kinds
are being held and ache com er-atlon, .
lar Praceeillng hetneen party leaders'
mm nierniiers cr me uoxernment '
poib "to makTa ., i l,i" Vtt. Z
'Jorlty parties a, united wa, that of'
la,t xear. hut negotiations ore still going I
7t U.n ?h.,0pS'.S.r." "r'nl
""'if i'iuKit'i"i)v rirliieniN 111 th- mail-
IIOIl appear rlotetmlned In PtirlMWr n
lie tecoRnizeil ldel n a erl
throughout the countrv
OhMOCR iC) I RGED
.,
.,., nrff,f ., n.4itl?l
J
lt the tnociateil l're
( inienliHiirii -sept .'1 )P ileiman
socialist organ International t'otres-
"svTr-..'r.r
I( .... . t,.w ,1,.,-, i ,...,,. ,..
. ' vt,,v ,J i'-ii n--i-
(am e
to a war or ionquet lb
s.us
new -pajier
I he menu will devote his mi.-
pondi ranee of power to gaining a vic-
' " -ui.p-iiii iesi,nie i mnieita-
"" -"n. , an , el iif nil 1IIK ITiajOtlT
of "" Hermans regatd the wat as th it
,nt, ,, .. ..... .lh,nliitt ,i.,,.n,u
sUt , a feeling ctn onlv lie iteated in
" mriini u top w noie nation tegatii.
..rtuiaii, ,-. u mm eiiitnre iienuin.
government b the people mmpltte
eninn ano u oi an nvnasuc pi in a lit m
" ' "'". "" ."" ' . .1 1" " '.
VIIJ 1 111 irilVIII fc Villi fs.llll"IFt'lllII IIMVVI s4
.,. Anrt .. ... .. ,,,,, ' ,,.,.
mluilinn tin sHtP (.erinant 'llntp is
no other wa
y-, ,, . , , . ,. ,. r.
UIIMA l -1 Ms llt.Al)
nVSTFn RftrtM nWini:
cCsll r.U I nvril VI I lln,
H the Itsociatetl I'rvst
lnsterdnin. Sept J 1 Itepolts that
Vice Admiral Kdujrd von Capelle Her
man Mlnitur ,.f tlia V t ..... ..n ..
tired seem to be confirmed ht telegtnms
fiom Berlin announcing that lie Ad-
1.1 ..a. t l 1 .. .i.. - . .
r .. ,-..,-,. .v. -vi. i
uHiti iipuir.il ,niii4 nnn n man lire iihnjm
an merciiHntile ese!-, uhptlier umlei
neuiral or inj-nn naR- He is quoted
OU II.IIIIIP s.frl that Ihn l7e.en-.nn . .1
li ' : ..J Tii, " '"', ' ... ;n-
mm ra 111 iii 11 inn uin 11 aninni
,,,," . . ,,.,0 ... ,. ..LI.".
,..
Kriederich von Pivei the Oetman
I.Hn.l.l X'lu ,.,,. .w .1 1 1 .,
.Mit.n.ni ,,,r , tint,i,r.lsl, ,, ll,, ,. ns nil
vacation In Stuttgart, was unexpn tedlv
recalled to Berlin and returned there
"i I Oe Merlin rageniatt, a topv or
hllh hai, been recxe1 hpre
.
Rending Phv.iuan Dead
.. .. , .. . ..
iteHii.nt. in . nept ;t Lir lioss u
rtowe one of this t Itv , most sutcessful
phxstclans is neait at hi, home here
ir. .. .. A. .. .n . .... .,., ,,. ..
He wa flftv -seven x ears old He was
mi .i.uiiiv iii me ..ciuiHii n.M.ini.
Philadelphia, at strassburg LinciMet
Countv. and in this , itv for more than
in-.v maru rin,..r n a .. . D . i
uite of Princeton and of the'c'nlvers'lty
of enn,lvanla Medical school
"SIX-FOOT" REGIMENT j
TO PARADE IN CITYI
Sixty-third From Pacific Coast
Coming to Philadelphia
Next Saturday
Camp Meade, lid .
Phlladelphian, will have a
ept 21
chance to
s a stalwart bodv of met) when one
of the battalions of the sTxtv-thlrd ln-
fantrv Regiment marches In that city
-
The boss from the West will be
r.r,l.,.l V., U. i 1. .1
headed bv their band which made a big
iit nvitrn ij .licit uii
hit out on the Pad
Iflt. roast Whenever
the band gave a conceit there were
alwa, big ,-rowd, and the reputation
of 'n- organization became so great tint I
mere were iiiviiaiion, irom i niiinuer
of the Pacific coast cities for thern to
plav
iookln
The men nf the battalion are
forwatd eagerlv to that trip to
old ,'h"l' for "' most "! ,htm ,ht lrtna '
ot xhe l",tt has been a c osed look ,
Apropos of the .Sixty third Regiment I
mllttarv necessltj has swung forth its
m ghtv arm and knocked flat one of
....b". s . vll
.un . ..t. ...... ..... ...in. ... ,
L"e "lual- i"-"-'-"i'"- mnnai v i,iKniiu
tlons that has been seen In this section
of the countrv for a long long time
Tie machine-gun company of the Mxtv.
- ...
third which boasted a shott time agol
that It had no man In the comnanv whol
that It had no man In the companj who
was under the six-foot mark, eatf lav
, laim to that boast nn lnncer An edlei
was but reeentiv organized
Pnlnn.1 nrnur .nmnunil., nr t,,
was but reeentiv organized
Colonel Brewer, comma
V.S..S-..S. ....... s -,.v. ... ,.,
Seventy-second regiment, will build up
scventy-seconu regiiueiii, win uuna up
a, "h'ne-un company of big men.
wlt1 the m'n ciulrea from the Sixty-
ilU, -, n nun nu,, 9nm Vila nroiiHUntlnn
third as a nucleus for his organization
Big men are needed to do the work.
husky fellows who won't mind toting a
... ..hln. .. nri.na ..m Hlan. tn nloM.
i ,., , . .n A. . ti...
. fv .. 7. ... .-i
hae been irdnsierrea irom me i-ietemu
' Amrnuniiiuii nam i-. iir uitcuin nuii-
tor if hrkndp Thesfl otiicerR and the
"!' -hlc': "' !?!"..
j-4l(Itl4. -- I- Hosa tvs-aiu . a
0ter. to the Thlrtj-drst Field Artll-
lery; Edward u ueorge, AiDeri j ues-
, d Carlton S Gaynor to the Thirty-
fantry organizations are; George A Nu-
I gent and Henry W B-ergy. Seventeenth
Infantry : Clarence T. O Neill and Sam-
i uel w, Stepnen, nixij-uura inrantry
l.uther I Bruker and David W. Mor
row. Seventy-first Infantry: Thomas C.
i.ull. Seventy-second Infantry; Richard
; Whit. Thirty-first machine-run. bat
tnt -Alfred "C. . Bflft,
i .- . t . n tic rirri in tiia a . . . . .- ' i iitimirniN rpmiiiw in i iiimh i ar .-.!. i . .. ... .
next satuidav liberty Loan dav The -" imcniBeiife K(n(1 1s noggibie ' hough d' pat tinent The llanlsh TorPlgn Cllllce
.men of the battalion are mostlv giant "" "r""r" """ ' "an oeen - hrothet in-law has been of- ",nc a csiaousnett a M.tiiii pits, tie-
1 xoung fellows from the states of Wash- , ', " ' -"... a He, man -1 Xl" I U U,- r'Xi "" ''"" "'f"""'-
ington Oregon and I'allfornia. who " "H'athl7er. who a, on the kitchen "cl"'' .. ., rlhk i,d nerll. that p. i,e, I, ., , now t.iU.i, a on.
.,.! . . ,.. .. ponce detail of one of the demt l.rle.nle ' ln" "l " . . . .... , ....,, , ,., ,., .i... ,,.,.,., . i.,.,i
iiviiic ncic a ivn nrcn ii' --- - -- -n .
BIG AIR BATTLE
IS NOW AWAITED
Meantime American Boys
Amuse Themselves by
"Potting Sausages"
LUKE GETS TWO .MORE
Bv CAMERON MXCKHNif.
Special Cable to Kt filing Public Ledger
cnunnhi mm hux. !.,l T(r
""" "" """" ,m, s',,,, 21
"ri iiuuuru, ihiiiihiicii umi aim uiti
tn imnpil a-Ha I MUIt nlnne- th- St
idlerin, as sausage' potting
nuiMiav a vuung American l.ieuten-j
ant I. tike btought down two pnemj
balloons w hlth made hi, total eleven!
fot font das, Jollv good exclaimed I
one of his lank- friends which hints
at one tvpe of temlt that the co-opera-
tit n of the British Independent air force
"with the Vmerltans I, having
s foi the nillltntv situation II seems
to have r"olved Itself in this Ini- I
tntdiate spctot Into a sort of slow back
watd itiwlng movement bv the enemv
ft ton bis immediate jiermanent pos-'
tlons ut In ftont nf the Mlndenbitrg
line up toward (he llnp Itself Thete I,
nil a cliim. i .. . t. ... . ...
i-u- iiuii- hiihikh unu pn iniprari nii.a iiiir nnn
plentv of sound opinion that declare, morning thev nccuplt tl outpost positions
that at this point, too. th Oermans ,n front nf nP nlan ninilenbuig line at
ire l'keh tn go behind theli tin lent , , ,
svtem of riefensp. Ml that can reallv a numhei of point,
be siiil s tbal thev havp not vet dune It I, quite obvious til it the menu Ip
so I tended to keep us tt it distance ftom
in tllf mil run me acuiai wanare "",.,,
this front i being londurted bv op-
posinu arnvs or banktil-np irtlllcrv
1 he enns keen Incessantlv at it -big
guns it ml lime guns nun ine ureal
pieponiteratice of Hie coming from the
Amer can side
Mm h of the Vmetiiau file is in the
illtettlnn if Iel7 that imtnemurlillv
untitled town the tapital of Hermnn
I ortaire Die eitv itself has not been
bomhiided but the (Ifteen-mlle gltdle of
foitiOed tovn the capital of Oetman
Mn ,lu 11Ptwo,c, nf rallioads leading
inio It and an InipotMiil btltlet whlih
used In span the Moselle nett the citv
The hi idge Is now gone
It was fot several dav, the thief tit
get fot the mericans and has col
lapsed within twentv-fout hours
The return fire fiom the enemv has
not I een pat tluilarlv vigorous Once 1
heavv batterv opened up from tlthin
.. . . . ....
11 nud hutA npon tutinii innnniod in frp
.
1(,r German positions and pointm to- t
wara wmi naa oeen ine American line i
Piinl.r.m.rlia mn.lu,. tut. V.o., hinl.,1
out of the old lntrenthment,
nther evidence, of the enemv dire
impoverishment of material, have been
brought to light but none more bizarre
than a kind of ttojan horse of the west
ern front It Is n wooden tank equipped
inside with nothing sue eight handle
bats hv which It could be propelled It
was found ihindone.l no great distance
from ItlhUtnurt
Vmericm shell file had siUlv mrned
" hut tie eertheles, It was still an elo-
r ueni witness to wnat it inns, h.t.
menu to the Oernian, to give up the
. ,., suiu.liPs of f.m 1 ni ,iu, ,1,1.
'thi supplies or pv ei Kind that thev
",re l"inelled b the Ameilcin, in the (
enutse of ret t nt opt tatlon, to urieniler
CAMP DIX SUSPECTS
POISON IN THE FLOUR
'
, , ,.
s5tildierBelieed German Sjlll
. .
patlll.er Arrested Was ill '
1 I
IVllCnen folice
i
Snfr.n).,nrl.Mf. n..,.,., ....... i
fa,np,,,x.Hr.h,..0,vn.V,.s' , j, " ,
" "
s a tesult of an invctlgatlon by j
Uix oftlceis a soldier is under irrest
hete while a test I, being m ,de of some I
,.im,-lp, of linn. ..I,.., .... ,....,
' "- fi-..- -ti ti v 1 lilt 1 1( Kf lift
""'"""-'
. nmi... !..
" "7" u" " "K" " was """i-cd that
""ur """ "aH ,no,, '" he "d for a
meal was of peculiar t-olor and ftte
."'" "'" " ""l" nnl their nfflce.s
"" 'he tesult that imiultles brought
uui me lact mat the soldier under nr-
lest had iccet, Io the flour A hurtled
te"' Miowed Hut some foreign substance
h-"1 l,een ,"l!'e', "lth ,ne nour 4n'1 the
whple lot was nt onic confiscated It is
.,rn,..i,1(, ,,. ril, , .
l,roui'''' "' o diei will face a cotirt-
maiuai
........ . . .
ine Italian, nete ce ebrated the r
,.,,,.. ... ...
""""" ""'""" Jt-.e-.tiax win, an en-
'e"""1",e"1 " ,,ne. - autiitorlum at
which me piiniipat speat.ers were Count
IHccardo Gatteschl settetatj of the
'Hccardo Oat
I Italian Chamb
s I Italian Chamber of Commerce, and Prof
- 1 1 I tllK.I 'nal inulalnnl .ll.. .- . it..
.--.-, n-niomm miriior ui i ue
Italian Buieau of Public Information.
anr trna,dl.,o CI .mbella of New Voik
The program Included .elections t,j
Pilvale Joseph A. l.alll Compan Jl,
v i bib-Costa, assistant dheetor of the
baritone. Private Benjamin Itotolo.
Company 23, accordion selections and
Private Francesco Delia I.ana. .Neapoll
tan songs. Instrumental music was fur
nished bv the depot brigade band and
an Italian string orchestra, and Marlon
Green, of the Metropolitan Outfra Com.
panj. contributed a number of songs.
. ... f . ..... ... ...
tage of the opportunities offered for
casting ballots It wa estimated thai at
leas' 9000 of the CO.OOO Jereeitmn in the
camp would vote, but for some rtaion
thex failed to put In an appeal unci, and
the commissioners who visited them In
their barracks found that they took lit
tle or no Interest In the outcome.
The following officers have been le-
Raiie Flag at Curlln School
More than 1000 Qermanlown citizens
braved the rain last night to witness
the unfurling of a, 127-starred service
flag; at the Curtln School, Homer and
Muigrave streets Hpeechea were made
by ftepresentatlvfl Qeorge B, Darrow,
jnntofr - Owe.. "J
Kill II I 11 II -l tjrz Ul "Itlllll rtnnxv - ninuiiiiiii,. .1 -t"i'- I1I1I1 rt I lit (IL III -lrl"'-"" " " - - -
'm-
Vfrm
Thtvasiui r.
Must Keep Up Pressure
Now, Declares Maurice
Imperative to Maintain Strength of British
Army in France Before Winter Halts
Operations, Expert Asserts
By MAJOR GKM:R M. MR I REDr.RICK B. MAURICE
Former Director of the Operations nf the llrltlsh Armj
Special Cable to Eienine Public Latter H'e fheinln.flc?.tame-. nn whl.h the
I menu s hold d.ill. thanks in (.cneral
rovvrioht. Jits, 6) .Veui lor). Tlmts ( Mangln offorts, I, becoming mole pre
London, H pt 21 imlous Tims, we nn pn, itboilt ex-
,, , .. ... i aggeration that within two month", dat-
The Itrltlsh arm continues to tike a I iR fl()m roLh, ,.,,,., of lul
big share In the work on the western t1(. pnrmv's gain, of the prclous
front, and the enemj's jierxoiisiies, nn foui months hac been fullv InHincd
the Catnl.ral-notial front, whl.h Is "f Ho -i""'"", P-"ure wl.Uh Mi
,, . Douglas llalg Is maintaining with such
such Mtal Importnncq to hint I- Hkl ml ,,, Cambral-Doual front la
nhlou,1v lncreaslmr dall on c m t niidnpihArtiMin h ulinun li. thetoun-
fool all the people all the lime and
now that l.udendorff has completed his
sir llougln, Halga ttt.ick of the ISIh
was Intended In take his troop, from
ttouzeaucourt muthward Into the posl-
tions whlih they held on .Maul. .'" It
was in no sense nn attempt tn assault
the main lllndenburs Hue, and still
less was It an attempt to capture ''am
brai and V Qiientln In in mv pines
out men got bevond their old
lines I
the ndvante being (onllnued on paits
of thf front of attack during the night
of the 18th and llth and vestenlav
hl, position If he
,lt.1i11. if i. , l, f, on.
""" "" - i...-.i.r,-, , ,,c,r.. ... ,
nn mitpost position 'I lie Kienth mi out !
ilRht rattled out a tot responding
vain, inuneiliitelj west and south
i.
(-
I
St Qui iitin with equal sm.ces
In ninth Mllb lllnilellburg line
W ate now from Mnuvies .-oiiUi-westwatd
evtivwhere In t lo-e touch
with the fllndeiibuig m-iln lint hav
ing on this stptlnu of the frntt re
gained all the gtountl lust in Match
with the one exception of that poi Hon
of the Hlndetiburg line west of t am
bral which we held nt the mil of tin
battlt of last Sovembet which saw the
ttrst big suipne attack bv tanks Be
tween Mnuvres and Aileux to the west
of rioual thana, to the vlctniv m
stntenibir 2 we stand in new gtound
vsell bv the northern extension of the
All that now temilns tn the enemv
nf i,u t?Hliw nf the smIi.E ate the iuint-
" AriV-entiere and Vtsclnele diul
nr,oe. imnrfmii. .irttp
whlle to the wist
.. rx...l .... lr.ct v.oi.n.l of irr'Jt imnor-
ao. "v hx hv-hsu -"!
I tance Our Krenth ana American antes
I hive the h Mlhlel sail, nt tn "t acamsl
DENOUNCES MAKING
OF KINGS BY KAISER
r . f Majority Soi'iall-il"
Ridicules Policy as ''Sim
ph Scandalous"
Iv Gr.ORGE RENVICK
Special Cable to Ticning Publlt .erf-er
nr,nM. ,91 bv Nnn 101' 'lllirs,., .
interdam. Sept Jl i
r-Villli, si heideiiialin leader of the M i-'
jorlt Socialist pirtx In German v, ton-
tribute an outspoken article in the
vorwaetts entitled 'New Tluones oi
' , , , ,,,, i, i,. li.h.s
Ne Popular UiRlif. ln wnu" "f " "",
nut at Hie power- that be He dttws a
!i.,,, of the Kaiser's brothcr-ln-liw
.. . . , .... ..In . ..
plctuie of the Kaisers um.ni. -.-
,..!... i t...
I Ull IL ll- H'TO i"tti niii vnni'""' -
r with his ptofes
"Ish. so that he max ""-""-'
he able to utter
a few sentence. In the mo.ne, . ong ue . .
t-tnn, when he becomes the beredi-
tlle ml" Klnand I
,al father oi
" Bul to tVt T hT, ' Vi , A
Imann. It Is si'"l". "' "'
'Aot sutllci'
prince from hN intention He must he
plainlv told that this Is something more
than a personal adventure; that It mij
mean a new civil war. perhaps even a
new world war
The Finns do not want nu. Hen
t midcraxp- let that be said plainls to
vou Those cvil-bodlng raxetm who of
fered ou the rinnlsh throne have not
got the people behind thetn, but ilttir
mlnedls igainsl them '
hctieldeminn severely condemns the
Government for not stnnding up against
thoe German eleinent-t which traffic "In
..... niwl declares that, judcinc;
' lh. ,.., thp tonnict will be
rrnv ine.
nv " " ....
fought out elsewhere He goes on Hie
niaiorltx of the P.elchstag will. It is
I
L,in.,i hrt mi hrsltatlon In ilemon-
h,,p 8h,OW ' ' ', ' " ' la' ""
trallnit how lloroughl It condemns
""" niumnierj
Neither In (lermanv nor among the
nennles of the east he says, does anv
one xels'a autocratic rights' to be In-
prpase,! or new kings set up What the
neonle even where want Is increased
stability of popular rights. The people
.. t.h in take their destines In their
own hands, and therefore, the fullest
political equalitj must be Introduced
everywhere.
Scheldemann savs he Is astonished al
the tremendous regard of the Govern
ment for mr-narchlal privileges and Its
complete lack of understanding regard
ing the needs and the demands of the
masses
He proceeds to address to himself this
question. "What will happen If the Kn
tente decides not tn conclude peace with
us under any circumstances? ' Then
he i-avs that It would be a case tt
mobilizing the countrv 's last strength
hut he goes on, ' Could that national
defense he organized bv i Government
which tarefulj did everything to avert
a coniuci vvnn tnose military laciors
controlling our politics, a Government
which had b.v Its shortsighted policy
mobilized the Poles, Lithuanians, Cour
lands, Ksthpnlans, l.honlan, and Finns
against us? '
It Is not clear In Scheldemann'a mind
and among those of his circle that It Is
highly unlikely that the Kntente will
consent to discuss peace with the present
uttwrats of Germany and their willing
llttnir XX Ith his pioiessur leaiiwii. , ...- -- ,.T . ' .
Illing xviiii in , ...It s lea 7eil here till tbe inoei.iin
li
, ----- t - ",L""S
tei-attaik wltlt.li hi made on Wcdnes- I
ill I" the west of faml.ral with Hitch
f ikiiin s nil it K on t ftont of i
tbiiitt twelve miles fiom 'Itentult
southwest cf I'.imhiHl to lln t'lmbial-
t.n.. t . t ..,i.. .. .......i..n t..r....
i lUUtl IM III ,,'ll,ll,'-ll I , I I W I I I f IIL
out defenst and tin turmv did not l. tin
tht smallest advatittgi I Ills is pleu
tlltl totlnitiiiv to the spbit mill (tnlur
antt of out ttoois who now hnve been
lighting almost tont,inuouslv fin manv
wt'i'l , it, the wllllttns whit h the put tn
ctealttl In ftont nf the UlrTilenbiirg line.
with little in no slit ltd ftiim the
wptther, whit It Ittelv has been wpt
and sioimv It aNti mi an, th it nnother
seete sttaln has lit pn tin own ujion the
enemv s man-power risouitPS
Htft.tf the Alltel it in vlitorv at Hi
Mlhlel befntp Mi Douglas llalgs at
tack nf the lStb which vlelded tuiuu pi is-
tnets and befort this list tti-itlv lalluie
l.uilendoilf bod bt en fot ted to tedute)
HI, tiiMsions In rn a leilucttoii of Ilf-
ttcn 111 the last two iiiuiitliH lltcsf
1Ml PSPms mean tn u eiinii n
put in Ills l'ljii il.iss it out e
must
t lip
must bleak up still mote disous
Now Is the titm to kt t p up piesMuo
upon the enitnv befou M.ttshil Wlnlei
iutttvenes and bv putting a stop to
active opet ttitins givts him a t haute
.f getting his wind Bv hook or I took
we itiiisi nunag,. io km up tin stipniMh
of mil hi m in I t met and en iblc Mr
Douglas llalg to t.titv on is In his
bet n doing lot the last six wetks
It. thtrelnt, I, ill ippiiluting to leatn
that we inpi with t Kteisp it Baku
I.Ike most of tun ttoublt. In the east,
this his ails, n from mn KPttiug tn the
spot ton late with the result th it we
tin list nut h imlc Into ,i hornet, nest,
anil had in shuttle witty the loss of a
numbei of v till tl.lt lives md of t unso
ciable p'estlge
The blizp-itp of tin othei flouts'
makes a veiv Mmd headline, but it
dotsnt defeit Oetininv Bv tin dc-
feat of Oeimanv we muki niiisphpx U( .
cute eveivwlltlt Ibis is l.lat.i lit Ix ob -
xiou-t hut iippaieiitlx It Mill metis to
he stated
CREEL BUREAU OPENS
BRANCH IN DENMARK
D.uiish Prcs Welconics Rep-
rcsciit.itic of Committee
of Public Information
mitt, able t l.aiiini: Public Lciher
(nivrnjll til hi r mk 7iuri('n j
rop-nhiiirrn, stjit Jl The t Mahllsh- I
nit nt of a brant h olllte of the inerlcan
lointnlttee of public infnt inatlmi at
ronpt nhagen Is weleotuttl bv the Danish
n,s, as a sttp In the right pith ton ait
i better understanding
T,,p .ibspiut of suih in iindeihtantl-
ing, il l aeiled i, pattlv Kspnnslblp
fr the flictlon metlnies titiltd hv
' . I.
. ...
tn, iii-iufoimril art'tles in tctt.iln
Ilanfsli ami A. ..prlp.it. nmp.s I
of the Ameilean director of public in-
f, ,, , Oen, ,ik IMwIn V Hlls.
Is petf.cllv Miaiglitfoiw.ini
'"" S,"-Hl neinnkraten toinmentllig
n t)( appointment, sav, that the pies,
""T " stMk.t ,'1"""K """ "ai "'"'
. .,,U, mtu d uiueini Kini.iini.ii me-s
ome compliment lit Ousting so well-,
known and pioiiiiiiPtit a liatih-h- iiic il
eal! with Hip work of the meric.tn i
inintniltee of public infoi illation In Oen
matk '
'lilt Social Dcmokiatin clrMiibis st
ilus as tin- lust tpe of American, and
adds
Out Impicsslou Is that thp son of
l.itnb KHh lit, coitit to liptmiark with
the bpst outlook for .1 kindly tindpr
stiintlitig of I unlsh interests
NEW GERMAN PLANE SHIFTY
Hun Aviators l-o Uaiiij; I'.tr.i
rliut( lo Kecajie
tmeriinn lleaill uarler. In I ranee.
s.pt Jl Pat roW teport hiving en
Lniinteied an cntirpl new tvpe nf in
itio alt plane dfHlgind tspetlally to
in ike it e.tH lo tiianeuvcr
I lit x .list, tepott thai the Germans
aie atloiiiliig the paiaehute as a means
of iia from damaged planes
EXPRESSMEN:
We understand
the owner's' side
of il well enough
lo know that he
should get con
stant a n d im
mediate service.
And he gets it. .
All Sizes Immediate Deliveries
Larson OJcUmobile Co.
231-33 N."ra. St.
- , 1 n9 -rX- e J- - --it - -T
MASlElx
MTRIIISSP
' " Lii -"
BERLIN ORDERED
MUNITION FIRES
In few daB before Trotiky made his
TllSlnirlinnc In riiminila tn notorious "no-peacc-no-war" play.
IJISII ULllUnS IO IjllllllllalS lOTri,., ,,- u ltn,f, - nrnmlalnc
Destroy Plants in U. S.
Revealed
PREPARED FOR WAR
Industrial Concerns Mobilized
Six Week-; Before Storm
Broke
nlilncloii, Mpt St
Another convincing link in the proof
lht 'lermanv was prep it lug to "tart
a war of wot Id i,.iniipst t leist six
ments It btniitlil out of Ultssln
Two authentbated dnciini'tits arc In
cluded In the fin il eh iptPi of the storv,
which began a wnk tgo with tvldence
lemovltig atn doubt llnfl ma.v hive ex
ltetl tint thei Hitssl in Bolshevlkl gov
ernment, headed bv l.enlne and Trotky,
Is a tool of tin Itnpttltl ('crman (!o
eminent One of tliee I, in nrlgltnl ihtulir
from the iieiman ttneral stiff tl tted
June 1, 11H directing Hint all Indus
trial concern, be notified to open their
secret Instructions for Inditstilal mobll
lz itlon
Anartblsts ft.r lli.inb Plot,
Anothet dited November 'in 1114 Is
fiom the rjptmin nival general start
and tr veil, tlni within four months
aftei hostilities begin In llurope "de
struction agtnts well oldered to Cani
(H and the t'nittd silnte, to hire mar
thlsts n mi tsitpnl rtlmluils for the
bomb plots mil work of terroi wmtn
flnillv plnvnl t put In drawing the
United State, into the war
In addition to this iiitheiitlcnletl evi
dence, I,dgni siiqott who obtaltud the
piper, fot I in i "inmitttp on publlt In
formation nlTtis i tennikahle group nf
circular, put out In Itiisslm text at Pet
rograd list wlntii innportlng tn be
copies of dm unit til, liken rron the ir
chlves of the t ntuitei -(splonage bitieiu
of the Ixiietiskv gov eriiinptlt. supple
mented bv snmt fiom the file, of the
same bureiii befort the fill of the Czar
I somP ,,r this niitiu bis been published
nrexlouslv In l"i line mil In this countrv
The (irculirs ttll of fiennan arrange
ment,, six months before the outbreak
of war for tin et ib1lhinent of the
flnani ial agrii. Ip In hindering ntutial
ponntiles which latPt f lit nMied the
igen. le, set up in innst- ,.,u. . ,. ....
.1 l.l-s
Mining P s."c'ai ,""1?',' ,l ,'"". "
M ntiment agnnsi wir xvniiui ....- c.e...,
I hlalPS
I Socialist leader Involved
ti name nf sjcheldemiinti the Oer-
imn Socialist leuler aliculj mention! d
as lnvolvrtl In the dialing, of the Oer
nian Ooveinment with tin Udshevlhl
appeal, itt iched to one of the unnu
thentlcatdl riocutnenl. It I" a note an
nouncing Hut lln nnn kinnei, hive bet n
pitted tn the i redit of i ltti,slan nevvs
piptt and asking that Vnrwacrts (the
ti line of s, beldeni urn's organ at Berlin)
BUFFALO
450 Roonu v. Mr- 430 Bftth
CLEVELAND
- 1000 Room 1000 Bath!
DETROIT
1000 Room, 1000 Dlth.
.- .. ff Tf'ff tJ.'s-W. , Al-TfT-a -
-.-iiiiiiiiiiii.-a---a
ST; LOUIS
650 Room. 030 Bum
-NEW .
YORK h Al
SStflfIiJiBliiasli t
s ' - A '...i... J,ljr I. VitJ.j.A.".,. KSiit. .-. "
Y r .'-''' 1, -WW t' -,t- 7 '--'-F-Tt- v-sc
he advised of what nppenred In the
subsidized journal.
An 'appendix to the concluding Install
ment Is what purports to be a tran
script of a unique tcleginphlc conversa
tion between Tchltahcrln. now Bolshe-
Ivlk Torelgn Minister nt I'ctrogad. and
' Trntlv. nt !tt-il-1.ltn1: bis-t IVbrilnrv.
a sepirate peace by which Ttussla would
not cause a rupture with the Alllea and
saving that llnglnnd add America are
'playing up to us separately."
BRITISH BOMB GERMAN CITIES
Sixty 'I'oiifi of tixploahc Tall on
Munition Centers
lly the Ancintctl 'revt
I omlon, Sept 21 "I lie nchlt vetnents
of tho Itrltlsh air fotte. In tho past
wtek have been atnonr tho most to
tnarkablt' of Hip wat Slxtv ton, of
bombs weie dropped on f.erman ttni
lorv In five ilnvs lij British michlnts
This txieeds the moid fot anv previ
ous fortnight
These long, tlist. nice raid, hive botn
dltertcd t hit lit against poli-on gas and
airplane fat (titles at M innheltn the
Daimler woiks nt Muttirart. the rallw tv
"titlott nt I'tnnkfort and the tlock, and
sidings at Karlstuhe Theli tlistiuctlVf
iTfcct Is i-hnwn bv photoginpliH
erlal assaults nvet Hit battlelleld
havp bppit tittniprous in ctinjttnctlon
with the r'lniicu-Amt rltan olTtnslve,
thlrtv-flvp m p irato laid, wote made
between t-eptcmbtr II anil It. against
linpottani tiiemv alillinintis and vital
lallwav Junctltms 'Ihlitien of them
weie igalnst Hit Met? .Siblon Itallnad
ltoi ethti British a I r nun have dioppid
1-tl tons of bombs mi the westtrn bittle
finnt In the tourst of i week, exclusive
of the t'xplosht, dtopped In (lOiimtiv
.Nlnttten tons wtrt dtopped on Biilgts,
tlstetul ami olhti lieitinn toistil tle
ft nsp. In air lighting, during whit It M
tlttetn pneinv nut bine, wtre dtstiovttl
and nine dlsibltd while live Btltlsh
plane, were lost The numbei of lier
mnn maehlnts ilesttovtd altogt titer In
the vtttk wis I y 1 wnne tlltl tv -seven
weie dlsiblcil 'I he Btltlsh lospe, in
t ilbd flftv
FIltiNCII LINER IS SUNK
Six Iips I nt Wlicn bliip I, Attacked
liv Un-een llliinarinc
Paris, s,pt, ,,-) The l'mitl) Line
steamship Atlmlnl Cihinei hound fiom
Bbert.i tn M ilta hi, bet n torpetloed
wllit the los, of six live, according to
nu ntllclal statement The pisspiiRprs
and clew numbeied 174 n unseen
submarine find thttp torpedoes two of
which (-lint K Hit ship but the vessel
leinalntd illo U thiet hours
The tltiiu il 'ahinei w is a vesstl of
trill tons Hit home pott was Ilavie
I
TO BE SOLD
BVTHK
ALIEN PROPERTY
CUSTODIAN
v-
COTTON
PIECE GOODS
Linde Co., Vaiick and Heath Stteets, New York City, at 10:00 A. M.
Wednesday, September 25th, 1918, eleven lots of Cotton Piece Goods.
A. MITCHELL PALMER,
Alien Property Custodian.
Kor futther infoiinatioti toncerning the term, and
conditions of the sale applv to Horace O Kllbourn,
Itoom 618, 110 West 42d Street. New York City.
JOSEPH F. GUFFEY,
Director, Bateau of Sales.
A Word to
Business Men:
All of us at Hotels Statler realize
that you the guest are the man
who pays our salaries.
When you no longer come to us
we will go out of business.
It is you not we who-must be
considered first in every detail of the
operation of these four hotels.
We can't afford to be superior and patronizinff
with ou, even if we want to. Wc can't afford
to be discourteous, or to render a perfurtctory
tcrxicc, or to give ou a scant money's worth.
So these hotels arc operated, from sub-cellar
to roof, to satisfy you; and we promise you any
time ou couie to us more Jhan your money's
north.
Every nery Hotel Statler room has private
bath, circulating ice water and numerousother
unusual conveniences. Morning paper delivered
free to every guest-room. Rate from $2 a day.
HOTELS
STATLER.
Hotel Pennsylvania
Now Building
it
DUTCH MUST SUPPLY
SHIPS TO OBTAIN FOOD
Netherlands Government Is
Urged to Release Vessels
Lying Idle in Port
M Hlilnston, Sept 21
The nctpilcstencc nf the Nelherjinds;
novcrninttil In lltiiiiiin threats which
ktcp 400,000 Ions nf Dutch shipping
Idle In port while Ihevpeoplr nf Hol
land suffer for want of the inod these
vtssels might bring Is commented upon
In n statement Issued bv the State De
partment to tleat up misapprehension as
to the attitude or the Pulled Slates to-
w litis PXpolts tll.Hf IlHIIll.
TIip depaitnicnt expresses the hope
hat the .Netherl mils iJoverfiment will lift
tho, embaigo on the movement of Its
ships, which tnnstltute tho onlv cotisld
erab'e unit of Idle neutral tonnage, and
In tfftct give, notltc that appe lis for
Anutlta ftwl,ttttTs will be In x lln until
Holland followft the example of the bcan-
uinaviati tountrlis, .Switzerland and
hpiln and enter into etultabl agrce
nients with the I'nlted Males and the
Allies
ItevlewliiR the erfotls of Hip American
(nitinmptit to Itnd Its assistance tho
slatemtnt disclose, that after lefuslng
10 uppiove i ttntattVt gent nil under
standing for the export of tnotinous
quantities of food, petroleum, metals
Hid other suppllfH reached In London
last wlntet, the Netherlands, bowing tn
'he (leruinn thieat to torpedo cvt it ships
"allitiK between itputral countilts failed
to avail Itnelf t Hip offt r nf the I'nlted
statts and the Allies to penult the ex
port of Kio Oni) ton, of biead tiiealR
is an eniergenev nicasuip In spite of
the ftte HciiihIiik: of btinkei toal for
ships othei thin tho,e orlglnallv stipu
lattd ami whlih milled flit nnn tons ot
cereals to Holland an addition il RO non
Ions luK(iv In Argeittlna,h is been left
itntoiiilied for mote than ,lx months
ADMITSIELPLESSNESS
llcrllinp Stijs Ccrinan Pootl Ocm inn's
Can't Re Mel
Parts, sept 21 Chancellor xon Hert
llng. tcplxliig to tomplalnls nndc bv
lit i man svntlicallsls and the Soclillst
imi tj nbotil Hit (-(.aultv 0r footlstuffs,
admittt'l that he totild not ptomisp tn
meet elillrelv the dem mil, which Ind
lieen matlp, aciotdliiK (o a dispatch from
11 isle
'I be (hantellor htltl the M..mltv of
food In tiPiinan is not so much due in
defpct, in otganlzatlnn a, the petl
tloliets asserted as to thp latk of labor
fot igtlcitllutf anil the tcjicltv of food
list If
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N0T1CI- is ltciebv given that tho
untlotbigncil, A. Jlitcholl Palmer, a3
Alien Ptopcity Custotlidn, will offer
fot sale at public t,ale to the highest
bidilct. at the waiehouse of F. G.
New York
SfeSSs
Hotel Pennsylvania
Now Building.
Hotel Pennsjlvania, now
building in New York (opposite
Pennsylvania station), will be
Statler-operatcd.
The Pennsjlvania Railway
System and Hotels Statler are
co-operating to the fullest to
make this new house the fore
most hotel of the world in every
sense. It will luxe 2,200 guest
rooms, each with private bath.
Hotel Pennsylvania will be al
together worthy of America's
greatest railway svstem, her
largest city and her most im
nortant hotel chain.
Opem about January 1st
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