H- " . Mi -rt . -f K & M rl. n v !.'- . .' i NE MEN STOP FOE WEDGE r Attack Smashes En- I4y Who Dented Middle .V Wqst Lines $fcRMANS USE RESERVE s f ' s .Americans Advance Lines in 3' lAfzonuc in Face of Bitter W A..-..I. r. UHCIvS Uy EDWIN I.. JAMES lySptdat Cable lo Ihrning Public Mfcr - riKHfrroft'i lilt, uu vfii ioik limn i o. Willi I lie Anient an Amu, Oct I tiMtf m.i rr.rtl. tlm tlpMinff inntlnlleil 1. ,' '" - '" " - K1"- Monday along Ihe Argonne and Meuse . V& front . orfli of alltlllcrs tic ir Otitic and "In the iclnity of Apremont. lolcnt rountcr-attaclc. netted the Hermans tem porary gains. We advanced our lines allghtlv- In Hie Aigonno forest ami cast of Kxermont. The heaviest lighting occurred when tho Germans threw fresh divisions against Knnsns and Missouri troops? In lh,e lclnlt nt Apremont and droe a , considerable wedge Into their line, until Pennsylvania, troops nttndked the Her nials from the eist and drove them back with ie,nine lose The weather tontlnues wretched Vold.'wlth rains nnd wind" The spirit I of tho joulhful American soldiers ie-' ma(ni) excellent under trjlng condition" ' Bitter seesaw fighting took place sun-! daj on the Argonne and Mpiifc front rtoth Hie AmerliHiis and Hermans Kilned and loA VofMnm In inRUlnarv struK-( ,, ,obMru,, 10 .,tlo- inllltarj Kle8 In addition to rtarcuard attlons ' , by machine Bun hlKh .xplolvts and prep iratIon rho jmy dlHtetil In ens, our troops Meed a series of ttronCthe trl il list spline cotinter-altai-ks bj freh Herman troops, Two tlrcul.11 Mttis Mlcnrd with msbed up from distant parts of the llmtinaii name and oulllnliiK tin. polio front. Tho Hermans were particularly ' 0f the Mas-is In hkiiiI to the war. folceful In the center of our sector be. welc lnttoduid ovei nbjertloim of the tween Montfaucon and the vlclnltj of Clerses. While the bitter Ktrujjftle was (tolng on our left and rlsht succeeded In pushhiR ahead for nood Bains The Herm ms evident l are clulnc everthlntj iotvlblc to hinder oui ad ance toward the Krleinhilde-Stclluiijt line, which Is In nn iinflnlhrd state and Is beliiB feverish!) worked upon bj the ljehe After lirealilnc throiiKh the Illn dtnburR sjstem. we crossecl the VolKer Stellung, and are now nloulv but surely nearlnK the KrlenUUlde line wnicli Is T1P intluded Tlovd Uell. .iotl Hi ull the last Hernnn nrsanled defense thlsto, lthur Vounc i.crtnoiiit , f Mer sldli of the 7'rench-IIelnliin bonier He- mi r.ocirs business nunirci. and lohn L'. hllld til's the HerilUllS have lll.lted heat V I forces of nrtlllery nnd i-oncent rated it r number of fre-h divisions Kvidentlv lliero. tney nuenu 10 tr ana Halt the Americans. W nie stniKBllne iiKalnst cri.U diin cultlea of transportation because of the mud and had roads. GERARD SEES GERMAN REVOLT cNckTeace Until (ormanv U In. $ ffirwVadctl, Hi' Contention r 7. . . f !. .. min irnniiniti n i -mjuiiuiiik tv-t Ajty-rlrttrt nf iu npefittntlmi wltlinlir at- cilhatiQn" J a me t CiPfaiu. t-l niled T State-1 ambje&dor. to Orrinani said fn . an luarcM yefeiuaj meie niui ut nu i inoupnt 01 prncp until troop oi iit 'i Vnt?it linip fiiltnl thpir uu llltn (!!- rt nun territory Mr Ounl wh speaK- I Xf .... 9 ... fnli.ll. I ll.al.1. I ,. ... 11 sit Ahl nrl c-i nU. l'.,hJ t. .-. n.l ! 111... , i niUJt yorcr uiir wty utu into fu my ? awI IMi (lABtlttn nil iitlbtimlj ut liounn j k a rii it'll jt in.i-itiv II niiir -si and must keep on itnliiK until Her many bows to their will." f. Mr. Gerard predicted a . 1 evolution In ' i .Germany after the war thai will make .' ikntlViinnh t u nlllt f 1111 l.ilil. HLia .. Ktlti -r V'T ";":...,' L?""" "" - " uaj Keinnui jJivini. Tr .There Is no one In Germany to start a revolution." he said Hut the return- ine jwldlery will demand an aceountlnir, snJ haxlnu so latelv nuerRed fiom tiavasery. tht will wtilke hard PUN CZECHO-SLOVAK STATE ' , .... , ,, . . 1 7& rTl..t.. rl li.li j.iai.l ..t S,.l. .....t If ., n. J,MtllY nf jii-iinii ill .;inrji il 11111.1.3 Hold" Meeting in Atislria fpechl Cable to .i piling Public l.etlf.er s (V.Diir.oM. 111? hii Xfi I Mil 7nilr ( ) I t London, Oct 1 1 lie t. hronlcli reports froin Zurich under date of Irld.iv that k' the "Munich -Ncu-le N'ichrlcliten lean, i .iliat,' mi last Sundax a gathering of I ut Cchs and Poles tooTv placa on a hill fc'.neaf TroDitan. in which 30 ooo Tzechs. Asroles and SHesIans paillclpated in favor . -. nf 'IttA foundation of an Indenendent ' Czecho-Slovak Mate and Huecho-Poljsli i uclldarlly. The Polish Deputv llainr rsexptefsed the desire that the Czechs and wToIeff should struggle together for Inde it. pendence of the Polish -tatc which L&. npnitpnrn f ..ivrmilfl he a frlendlv nelehlio for the ''JT.Caecn state. V , prdal. a Hreili tleput. deilared that tk ne v-secn. people mpeeteu notning moie, S'Vf frorri Vienna, and asserted that Hie plan . r for tbe partition of Poland would not be ' , utriivio rcirAuunau niuia & .- - .... u Salvation Arm Oilicial lelN tif ." HeilllP it (llllr.ii'os Y$ I1tyesses of the Holshevik regime I? "with rioting and looting as a claiv pro- crram In Petrograd were the tlienio of tjt Commissioner Henry Jl Mapp load of i if tbe Salvation Armv In P.ussla last eve- S$r nlngtln the Salvation Armv AudltcTlum. h '. Trmail eti-aaI Jtvrl I'jlptnnnnl fiimuii. fvrau rtin I, mm i niiittuMiit uivrnur "The people were fairly Intoxicated v Wltn ineir new-iouuu ifeeuoni, conutus- i. ...... .. . . . ." . .. 7. nloner Mapp said 'There were rlotsl Averx where. It was a teeular hr.1hil of g"3 Jiipheav als : it shunierlng xolcano of un- , rest. lleall, one carried ones lire in 'one's, hand when lie went on the streets v,f;ha,iound of lilies became part of our r uajey sue. i.tcr) ua naiiKs were it oteu, V business places lobbed, citizens mur- ' st 4rd and all sorts of e rimes commit. Jtt v . WGRENADES IN SUITCASE V lUjArtHnV l.uggajic Kxciles Sn-( pmpH oi xQiiueeiii'tii Aiiiiioriiieg .'JMlUepnrt, tonn. Oct t Harrjing it WtiHcaee conlalnhut sixteen hand : aes. luny prinieci, Hamuei uimpna, 6 years -old, a Bavarian, was 4 at the mllroad station here today The man was tillable to Va reasonable account of hiinirlf. was taken in charge una is Peine Hiding Investigation. said he. got Hie grenades while u 4lie nurnn &. uaesick mam, a hop here WVIDE BULGAR FORCES i . .. umid's Troop Severely De feated East of Veles By the Associated Pren "Oct, 1. In the region east of il irMiu, rmnuay severely ue ns near inarttvo, six n rronllter. f HOIl- PNW ifflW .HVfHtl Oj Rirr BRITISH TROOPS IN GERMANS' SECOND LINE I ! m., mii .tr' .., jf" Jl VX 'ft " 1 y WKMKEEMUMBBMMIffifcffifF&r . i. flri 1 ipturiii I lie (.1 nil ill 1I1 fi n-e- EASTMAN'S LETTERS QUOTED liriluitor lisir I lit 1 oihit 1 . .It Tll.ll ()f I'lllllUlllMS I New ork, Hit 1 V juiv s. -ihcted ut the upnutiK in tin ltdiril .iitirtlni. sttid.i on tin Minnd trlil I of Mi K.ISIII1H1 m oiliets .ismilI itxl I with him hi the publlijtlun of the Missxfvi itidl. tod mi 1 li.ttt:i" if ton- difen - c which lonti icled Hi it since the letlers were datid be fori the p issnKo of the espiiiiiHKe let thev wiie not tuin peteni eim of the letters s dil In p. rt This is to plrclm nu til it tin M.iSfPS Is Rolnc to lli;li! 1ttillt.1t tx 11 It Is K11I111; to flehi convirlpiiuu and lis iiltiuiliut evils It N Roiiit; to tlghl e nsmslilp Willi Hie exception nt I HliuUnKanip an a'.'-oi iale editor, who has hi 1 n In Mexico since the tlndlnc of the Indli I- liient all the defendants wen In unlit lleeil ninlrlhnllniT nlilnr l'e.il n.i In .ltus,i whin the iae was first trliei KEI HARA JAPANESE PREMIER Lr.uler of Seljn K.ii I'arlj Ileitis 'New C.iliint't MstiinRton tlit 1 Kel Iliri etne of tho leaders of in jrrnt Selvu Kal piity, has been appo'nted premier of the new lap ineve 1 ablnet succeeding Ihe Terauihl admin Mr illon In addition to beliiK premlei Mr Il.ii i will hold the portfolio cif rnlnlsttr eif JU'-tUe The other members eif the new c thine t are I Viscount Ynsuvt I'chld 1 minister foi I rni. rft-j T.iKeJhei Tokoniml nterloi I! lion Kore minlbter -f the kilo TrfKuslil minister nf llniuei Til 1 sun v.iminioto minister of ncrlc iilliin I and commerce rnKo.oic N.ikah islil minister of public Instruction L'taio Nnd.i minister of intnmunii itlons (ien eral Hlicltl Tnnaka minister of war an 1 Admllnl 'lotnosaburo Kato niinller of1 marine and nu (1 rcippoinlnvnt) 1 DVAN JTART HnMFWARn TRIP "11111 uiaatu nurauiiniii; 11111 . - i 111.... p... m: .- .... xUllllllt'lt's I lillis nil lines V. 1)111- 1 1 u 1 . p 111 billed i'rodlictloll ol I'lailfs 11, f II VIII FS II CHASTV " ""-" 11, iimuii Sprual ( able In LieniHg I'ublu .eise-r ( uityt aht t)IH bti Xen ot) Tunrs t it I'nrls, ()c I 1 -Inhn l livau I ft for Iiiidoti vestticliv and will sheitlv sail lor ttoillP eir nis moiiiu III i.umpe lie l .1 I. ..I.. I.. I rfiriii .cunui 1111.1 rni- 111 1 iiinir in. nncill liui iot 01 Allien liin in I'm Mil 1 - I lean iirodiictlon and effott Into e li s i o. ordination with Thoe of the otlu i l- r"'" r.f . 1 omnrieiitlv, all pi nn' it'ivitics II kincls have been Ititie i-ini; In nierlt 1 iiitbllngMr Itvan to pi in con tldeutlv with Ills Kiiroptan eulli.iKUes It niav be stated without dlsiU.illlle.itlnti . that oui .liuil.ine orn.illl. tllmi his now assumed cletinltH Importance on the west-i em fiort HAIG PRASESJELGIANS (.Oliuratllldle klll MlllTl till 111" r ArtllV s vl.i"inlli fill Ki'itllls l.eiiiilon, (Ut 1 I'leld Maishil lie i the Hrltfli tomniaiuler-m-ihief under date of Safuidav st nt Hit following i on gi'atulatorv telegram to tin Unit, of lln Belgian- i the lop of tbe moHl sineessful clav for the llied annus on th ivesi trn front 1 b-g to nffe-i voui Majestv and Hie It gian armv llie heaiiiesl torigi.itulauors of mvfr and all tanks nn rhe inagnitli -nt revolt aclilevnl lotlav under coin Majeslvg supteme eommaiid MANOURYIaUDS AMERICANS Frnirli General LalU lakinji of Montfatiion Admirable lixploit Paris, ( 1- Tie nif ri nil aimv in laklng Mnulfaucon has atiompllshtd one of the most admirable xpluits of the war Ueneral Alanolirv lold a ilepu tation of I'lench and Ainu nan olilceis esterdav Tlie dtputallon hid tailed on Hie vic tor of the buttle of the Ouriei to present to him a medallion of hlni"clf madt by M llulou tlie sculptor General I'orshing I'iftiscs U. S. Supply Servitu Il the IvvocieiPti Press I'arN, Oct 1 Cieneiiil IVisliiii'? ml behalf of the American I'itst Arnij. lias urn giiitulated Major Gcnet.il .lames O llaibonl, loinmandet of the Aineii can supply service, for the manner In which necessary supplies hail been tianspuitt'd lo the front in recent operations Tlie luimiumlu In chief a message uvs "I want tlie offlieis and men of the supply uerxlie under jour com mand to know- liow mucU the I'lrst Army appreciates the promin it sponso made on everj demand fur men, equipment, supplies nnd transportation netess.ii to carry out the recent uperations. 1'lease extetfd to all our heail) cougiatu Iatlons anil say that they share tliu iuceeaa wltl) u." ,, i. EVENING! PUBLIC llrlilfh OfTiiuii Phnlohmt h turn Km lei m 11 " rt llie I niiimie. Invc 11101111It.il t!nii inuiliiue puiii ami -eltlecl ilowti for .1 rc-t while aw iilint! furlhir onlers BULGARIA OUT OF WAR, OTHERS SOON TO FOLLOW onilon I'aiiri .Sros Duniihr I runt Hiilpai Tvrmsl tiwal Hunt Snfct ilnhl Cnl.lv In l.tcnmp Public l.ulfir ,, ,,. , , , ,,,,., ( Olfuttultt I otiilnn, 1 let I 'Hit terms of tin Hull linn nimlsllit iniltlde tltiiiobllUitlou of tin ISiilKirlati 111 tux , the tturitniler of .ill ttms and am niiinltliin, tho ev.iuiiitloti of all foieUu terrltcu eiciupleil bj tbe UulK 11 1 in. control bv the Allies of t.illroids .tnd of ti msport 011 the Dinule. and Allied ociupttlon of all sti.itcKle points as well Is e outlet of potts 'Ihese f irllltles t iken toiellur "Iftnlfv that Huli-iM.i 1 111 stand bv tin Allies In e.t-e of neccsultj as .1 theatre of war The fact Hut the liulmus Tie In be ele pilveel of arms illgposis at hast mo tin ntalllv nf the epiestlnti wlielhe 1 tin J tttu'tl not be lollid .isaln-t the Turk T In e.ei. In be be llineienis liuleid except with pc rnilsieiti nf the Allies Teititorlil eiuetlotis .tit b ft to the peaie eonfeteine as well .is the position nf CV.u Kudlnatiel If thev like "7U 1'erillnind Hhv cm keep him a tuple mil remarked toiHx It Is apparent tint lb. Introduction of mi li tiuilioxer sl.il mitters it the pieeit lime would ill I lvilble both .is ililpetllue Ullll- t.uv opeiatlons and In arousing P isslons Xn Internal liiterfereni e In other terms thete Is no Inlerfei- 'etne with the lutein il Kovtrninetit cif Iluleiiila Hit 1 iht of self-detiriiilna- tlnn niier.ilis iltete and sueh ue rve offers an oxie'dint pioitel of a peace ful -olution of the siJiole Halkin ton- liovtisv at the propei moment Ihe attni'.tiie ti 111 litis n foii.e until lln il anil beneidl petit is coot lulled )lnussnt the mllitaiv i ffeet which the llulKiiil.in aittilstlre will have upon the liermiii position In the Halkalis the Utilv ( luimkle sais It Is veiv unlikely that mv of Miiketisius .uitiv of ten illusion in Kunrilili will be initilovid souili of iIih n.inubc since it will belpntl-iu of I'litdtui needed lo cousnltd tie the Dinutie line and in older lo keep the I'.iiuiaulaus down The most the i !t i mans t m clu is utill7e such footholds as thev po"ess In Hulgtiia Tlielt tontiol of the railro.cds anil lolling stiuk foi Installei, is lo dc1.iv british aviators fly over Helgoland! Tpnt"Peii Kiit-iin Pianos I) owned -Kn H.i run s's III Belgium Arc Bonilifd Hy the I nilei! Pri-u I iiiiilon, I II t t ; Hillisb ah fences h.iv. ititlid our a long reconnaissance flight ovir llelgo lit n I Hlght the Helmut naval I .im it w is revealed tod tv 111 olllclcl slati nienis detailing laid and sta opet.iMoiis of te av iatots I'u mil and HiIMhIi llvets Plough! iowii or cltslioed tw t ntv --e ven eminv I planes In iiddltion to stttlni, lln to a nituibti of oli-i i v.tlioti billoonv it was. i. milium inl Ihe ioj.il air fotcts In conjiinctlo' Willi the mvv. co-oneiatlng In the Helglan offensive 'said the Hililsh Htate nn nt 'Dutlng the pel loil bttween Si p. ie tuber Jl anil -epttinbi .'T iiitnn ele stiojeis vine bombed by oui i i foti'fs i ml v attaiked wltli mac him guns ant' bombs etbruggt. Hstend and Hinges. Mrdroines in the viilnlt of tllnnt were also bonibril 'I wetitv.vuvi n hostile ma chines vine clestroved and fointeiu ditveii iluwn nut of tontiol Nmeteer nf ouis aie missing in ll.igolaiul u reconnal-'s.tnie. light was .amid nut. Hi Id Marsh il llalgs repot i said ' i -! niav tlftetn btlluoiis vveie brought down In panics and tnuiiv more were tonipelletl to tleseentl 'lwenl seven hostile machlues wen IhouhIi' clown nnd nine weie dilven down out of tontrol .Nineteen of our machined are inls.nj Thlrt-slx Ions of bombs iveic d lopped Ml-ty weather and low clouds lire vented extensive opeiatlons hundav said ihe Pails onimunleiue 'ihe statement also ib i tared In the course of the Uglulng In which iisietidantv was nnliitalned bv the Krentli, we liroiight tlown tweutv-llve nufeiiie in ii nines anil sei nie to two cap tive btlloons Our bonibaidlng jiiiuad ions dropped twenlv.idx tons of projec llleij on tlleln.v tonvovs PERSHING RELIES ON CHURCH American General Cnlilcs Answer ' to Wartime Conimisgioii ew ork, Oct 1. "We rely on the churches ut home to keip the spirit of, the people, white hot with patriotism and courage, until victory has been won," riad u cable message from Ueneral Pershing received hero by Dr. Robert IK Speer. chairman of the Heneral War. Mime Commission of the Churches ine message was ueneral Pershing rci.il. to a cablegram expressing the lovult. of the churches uud th.. .. kurauce ottilt confldeneje a,nd hearty oi-uiniHiivii Tv..v " H'O "-'tilllllMHCIfl while In (tension in Wathtngton, tjeptem. bar 21. LEDGEK-PniLADELPHIA",1' SiY,' . .. ....-. .f ,, " I in I no Wont In a hiult Stnlri Spuming Kniior to IT ith illics tho Allied .i.lvance and dcpilve the At s of as m.iiiv .is possthU f the 1m nndlato llulRdiinn tesouiees Tit 11 Months In ( nnlrel The 1 'hi nnli Ie estimates tint It will be two innlilhs or mote' be fori the Hul ir 11 1ii iiiitiv Is iltninblll7ed and the r.illwavs bo its and ttrrlloiie- ttansfer red to tin Abbs nnd that It will bo Hi leasi Hat thin befoie i new war front Is tfftellvtlv lonstituted on tin Duiubc 'I In Pallv .News savs II Hue that (rut in. em still liinnili He with luikev In tin lihul. si ltit that Is 1 pout .iitnuitlve to Hit- eoirldor through tin- H.tlkatis li in iv sifely be .isumed theiefnn tint luikiv Is, fni iffeitlve put poses nut of the war Nor Is this all' .idns the Iltllv N'ews The le-emerttc lice 'f I'.uni.tlila If onlv in ku irllH vv.iif.ne intv be con ndentlv antic Ipated and it c in be haidlv doubted that Atlstil.t Is pi iv v to the HuliTiritn sut render In .mv east, that ountiv Is so c.iBei fnr nian on ali lernts Hi it it may be expeited to xvel eouiM the linpetus. vvhlih lluli.ii It his clvm 10 the movnnent which his so lonp been cnKluefieel flout Vlenn i I erdlnitnil for IVuc e Move 'Ihe D.cilv N'tws s.cvs there is rea son to lelltve that King lYidlnini! Ins been the ihlef .igent In seeiiiiiiK tho ainllstlit and Hinls slcnllle nice III the fait thai both tin Mnc of Sixotiv and the Miik of llivarli h.ivi lee ntlv been In, s fl 1 and III it reidlnand hunxtlf Is now In lenna I best? 1 lituinstiitiies It vavs 'point to vtrv foi mid thle pnsslbllltb s fen r'tus- sia Hit v siti'cest tint a pnast or llie vv il llmt Is Itnmluent intv letve the Hohen7olli 111 ilviiast. isoltted with the lesrt kings who hue been Its more or less unwilling feutltlotles eouibiiitd against It in onlei lo stve them"elves fioin the diststei tint now sums uu tvnld cble ".'hit woulil li 1 lilting ovet tuie to the final huinlll ttlon of the des- lliei. his been a ttndetu In this eUieetion evei slnit tbe ebath of I 111 peror Kraneis .1o-eph and the catas trophic lnppetilngs of the list two mouths hive now (nought it to Hie sul fate Miavo iUl peul has become the 'etv of the little kings drive for more coal started by garfield pls U Up to lnli idtiul to jMeet Wartime DciiiiiikI of Nation Iv the AfOtlaled Pren Washington, (lit I tiiiallv I tin ui. "nl supplies of mal in meet tin demands of the inllous v ist mllit.it v piogintu and to nssuie cde- , ciuate supplies foi elnmestlc netd' nie expicttd liy olllclais to result fi tun tin Incnased-pi diictioli c.iupaigu liumli ed bv l'uel Ailmlnlslratoi (iarlltld i ill lug foi an Im i cum. of IB' l r -ni In the bituminous tutptit and an nuiiase of fi 1.1 pn tint In the unthra ti out- I put in Hie next six months 'llie bituminous Ileitis aie it-kid fur aveiage production of 1.' .'Hiuici tons wttkl.v. nu Inereuse of I, Til mm tons over prodiittloti during the t-.uin pel lent last vtar and the anthracite minis are asked to avnage J. 030. mm tons tie klv. an lucre ist as compared with the win ter months of last eai of ijlnhii. i Maliileu i nee of these tiuintliies Mr. Cat Held has said will give us all the coal needed this winter In 'Hie fuel udnilnlstiator t pio ami-1 Hon. i-sunl last nlglit and acmrestud I Jo "All peigon. engaged In the inlnlng I of cpal everv dltri t produc on mali nger, iverv to.il operatoi and tviy toil! miner Is asked to accept Imllvl8u.il rt eponsililiitv foi the production of his fail, proportionate share of the allot iiient to his district or mine under the, wee klv nunta sjste'lu. GERMANS JOMB AMBULANCE ' Driier, Wotinded li .Slir.itinrl,! Wiile of Air li.iiels , Hraphlo description of the exper' ences of an ambulance driver who during tontlniiou servile of eleven I weeks lit Hie front In I'rance wat under fifn inont of the lime. Is contained In a letter Just recelveil fiom J. Aubrey Hrevvltt of Newtown, wlio until he went to France more than it year ago, was engaged In the prattlce of law and Is' now convalescing from nervous shock and shrapnel wounds In a hosp'UI at) Alx-Ies-Ualn "Kvery night for ten daja Pflor to I Mr. Crewltt writes1 leaving the front to ndvvard S, Ilrlggs, 'the Herman 1 bombing planes amo over and Just ' naturally rabd hell One night as I ' drove Into town with a load of wounded ' Ihe bombs began to fall, but fortunately I reached safety with my patients More t)ian seventy-five bombs weje dropped xvllhln nrtffli minutes, on another oq tiimri ambulance. Lwaa. riddled t by p1 f.Hwaa at-tiV"-tlmv,tt4t ' ntMted mv 'nrttn " J pNetMted my ' SHOTGUN PLAINT REJECTED BY U.S. , America Defies Germany to Cariy- Ont Threat of "Reprisals" W EAL'ON NOT UARRED Protest Destitute of All Gootl Faith, Lansjug Informs Ilcrliu WhsIiIiikIiiii, Oi t 1 .-vireiurj or Mnto ljinlne his nnnoiiiivcil Hint the United Stntis lias ici('( (til 11,. nriitpt nf rii.im nualnst the tisc 0f hIkiIkuiis bv Aineil f can soldlors In rrimce. untl setvedi niiwro innt ir American prlscmets nre subjected lei tcp'IsuN a similar fate' win nvvitlt (.etiiinii soldiers cnpttired b.v I'cmhing't men The United States (inv eminent by the titttno of Its unsvei, takes the I position tint Hie Ceiniin protest Is without tmv legil merit. Hint It would bo lllfniiuded cotnlng from nn tnrmy vv hose e ontltie t li id t vld need the high est t morel for tlie laws eif wni but coming fi oui Crinniiiv that it is desti I lute of nil good fnltli I The Ami 1 lean teplj wits tlated Sep tembei 2S the 'eimans having In sisted In tin ir note of September IS upon 11 cubltil repiv befoie October 1 Sect tlnn I.auslnii's leplv In ftill. fol lows: "In leplv to the Heimili pintest the Uoveniment of the United States Ins to six Hint the pimlsion of The lligue loiiveiitlcm, tltcd In Hie protest does nnt In Its nnliilnn forbid the use of this kind of woiipnp Moriovei Hi view of Hip hlstnrv of Hie shotgun ns wt'ineiii of win fine nnd In view of J the well known offeits of Its present use nrei in me ngiu oi n hhuilwiw.. of It with otiirr vveppons approved In wttifne. the slicitgun now In lisp by the AniPilum uimv tannot be the sub Why not buy that Liberty Bond today? Gluck ti The Four Two mt WAR CHES'J PAYMENTS October now due. H NewMcfor Records : Hi for October M Humanit) calls. The War Chest answers. Lvtry dollar counts. M 6cifo&W 1 1D18 Jcct of legUlmnto pr icasormblo pro test. ' "Tho Omrrninent of tho Unlteil Stnfm iiotcn O16 ttuent nf tlio Ocrmin f!oe.nment to ovecittr nwrv ptlnoncrl of witr found to luito In his possession I riniiKuiis m nnom-iiii uinuiuiiiiioii .i- ultliHtTiiilliiK tlls threat. Innsmucli na 1 the T.enpoil In luwful nnd mn he Hulit- fulh used. Its tisc will not. he nlrtn , ilotiiil hv the Aificrlt'iri iirmv. More I over. If the Cpiiikiii Hoteniment nIiiiiiM miry out It tlnrnt In a nlnalo ' liiRtnnte. It will he the i Islit nnd ilntv or the not eminent of the United Slntis to ninki hucIi lepilsils us will tnt protecit the Ameritan foicos, nhd nqtlce la hereby Iten Of the Intention of the CJoeniment of the United States to mnUe hucIi iprlsnls " The description of The llnmie totMri tlons mat he nomewhat aut, milium nllldils heie polntid out hut. tliev dc I'lnied, the meaning Is rleai No prrrlsc Mills of weapniiH nle fnrhlddeu. lint Hip ol.isei of foihlddeu mire me diUriulned hv the tents of puipos nnd rewilts l!er slim. Cintral I'nsliliiK eipt pped Anierlian troons with the "Mivvul-orr' sliotRims tbe (feim inv lnv vvlilntd, vtn Link Buttons Substantially made ami in designs sure to please the most discriminating taste. -Most attractive is an oval pair made in the fashionable green gold, brocaded design, and of a weight to insure sat isfaction per pair $8.50. S. Kind & Sons, 1110 chestnut st. DIAMOND .MHI'CIIXNI, J:Vi:U'!'S Slt.VKI'SMI 1 IIS l!uy Ubci ly IUii ds sawjspis Brilliant new duet by A highly dramatic number two great voices blend with record of extreme beauty. Victrola Red Seal Keconl and Zimbalist present "The Lost Chord Sir Arthur Sullivan's beloved old song touched to the glory of Gluck's .voice and the pathos of Zimbalist's Vic'rol Red Sell Record Dance of the Goblkic" by Jascha Heifetz A violin solo that fairly dazzles by its brilliancy that dis plays the amazing technique of which Heifetz is the master. Victrola Red Seal Record Victor Herbert's Orchestra, plays two delightful numbers. Two appealing wartime songs by Reinald Werrenrath. "Good-bye, Alexander" cleverly sung by Marion Harris. GoodvDance Numbers. Spirited Band Marches. Hear tlieit new Victor Kecortlj to-day at any Victor dealer'. He will ghdly rive jou n illuuraied booklet describing tliee new record i and play any muiic vou wiih to heir. 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Nw,Vb:tor Record dtmonttrsted "''Victrola" is V STlW B. . .Ml 1 v: iOIMp V m4mgyffigCtCTCT two thoimh thrf Ameritan tmltiB tliein woro IxliiK HttncUert hy rb and liquid ftre, Tli Herman threat nid the l,nnlnff tc. tort were welizhcr here last nlitlit forecaplnK n Imckdown hy Herman ns In hc e ,f ,,. oemand for rele ,ho no,rou, Vriu s te1cn. ease oi Per- filing holds ten Htrnian Anitrlrnn In Herman hands for every SHELL CROWN PRINCE'S TOWER Kneiny Woulil I)rlni Hi Olil Olisciuitoi) (hnlookiii! cnltin Ultli llii- Amrrlran Arini nrtliwel if Arrilmi, Ott 1 At .Montfaucon ihe Heiimin nrtlllery seemed to Indulne In a diversion of lather limited mili tary purpose. It was dlstoverfd flnall that all Ihe shells were ill ret ted t one hiilldliiK Tor several vearw the Her nmns hid inaliitaliud hii otisetvatorv Mill n hlKh-povvered (elisiopc In the 1 UllllllIK It was teporlrd In the tmvn that the " rnian Crown 1'iliiie had t.-ed the telescope to vvolvli the opeintlons about v.nlilti In the wrent battle there It n nssiinied the runners liitcimil to I dtstrov the tile-cope of Green Gold Caruso and Dc Luca from Forza del Destinp. These wonderful effect and result in a 6u37 Twelve Inch.tt. S3.W. Twcfve inch. S3. 74J-0. Twelre Inch. S1.5C. Seven Stirrinir So'.dier Scr.cs, Four Breezy Popular Sons Hits. t tcU ctcalcrt on the 1st of tula con'Ja ictrola the Registered Trademark of tht Victor Talking Machine Company designating the p-oducts of this Company only. Man Eats Ton a An adult male takes five and one-half pound? of food and drink daily, or one ton a year. The men alone, therefore, in the million DliLINh'ATOR families consume yearly a million tons of food and drink. When you consider an equal number of women and more than twice the number1 of children and reali.e that woman is the one who pur chases the family food, you will see that the place to advertise foodstuffs is in The ineator 77e Magazine In One7 Million Homes An excellent investment and a patriotic duty g il fire by violin. M gi Del a Mil ' 1 fs - . . r. v - ' i rV- n i ' aV '& 4rx ?'
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