"" rALTO ENEMY n lommumcatious hole Western Front Now Endangered i WWf ING PUBLIC h&mEW iT. oca BULGARIAN TRUCE ' ANGERS GERMANS iS ENRAGE FRENCH Witon Dcstructioh uf Towns Fighting Fury of Men to Higli Pitch ihyt, tppeored to be held W Ott' man ptr6I And machine gunners.. 1 The foo eldcnt1y rcallie lo the full the disaster the loss of 8t, untln means and ore doing their utmost to linM nil In flu. .n.trtll fringe. The InrgC mI.-.. u.alilnH nna ntt.l m Itttt.nWM. ' IIUIUUtT Ul llinL'llllir buhi' ....-. , fern captured In abortive counter-attacks 1 iil-oii Vlllers Indicates the Intention i -. e i'Vn,iU .. T ..! strongly to reorganlzo the position If INCUS Ot IrcaSOll at Last letakon and not give up the city vlth-( .- .. r- out a desperate struggle. JJCCOIUCS kUOWll 111 The cleverness f tho Allied maneuver ,, . from north mid south frustrated the' Umpire , By WALTER DUHANTY enemy's scheme, but' they have retnllnted ly reducing St Qucntln to n heap of ruln, adding one more to the long Hit of wanton vandalism for which the hour of reckoning Is approaching. Tho pollus are Inflamed to a pitch of super human energy ly such sights, "My men clench their litis, when they sec ruins like th.it," said tho captain of a Moroccan division to our correspond-1 nt some days k "and afterward1 liothlnB can stop thim If Hermans only i rcallie how attached wo Frenchmen j ! arc to home and country, they would I'Tgfc. , , ., . ... , , try to aolil such business Instead, fir, Wffteiel Cable lo Evcnltip Public l.elier l1cn,ernlely cuicrattng us without j ,Cwy(sM, Ills, by .Vrto York Timt$ Co. j gaining n shadow of mllllaiy itdvnii- j"1"" With Hie I'rrnrli Armlc.. Oct. 4. I tage " I '' ffhllo success attend" the Allies' t miiiiiiinlmtlnn In I'rrll i throughout tho front (liournud's army Meanwhile the Allied drive in the north WW mastered the entrance to the Grand- Brovs ever inure menacing against Itttl 0rv defllc nnd llcrthelot's has conquered Hiicm of tin- enemy's coimnunlc.illons A flwwhole massif of St Thierry), llieRnncp at tlie m.i shows the network fiftf I'nportant news Is tho capture ot0f strategic iiiilronCs which the (ler- ' pt? Quen.tln. I mans treaelieioiclv prcinreil toward .X-IThat undent town anil fortre Is not ,i.e HpigUn fronlie- rmm tho region ajray rar me larger ei rcrovereii ; ot Cologne spreading out Inlo h tieiic me enemy, tiui. me munii euiti m iK(ein across the inmistrial sections ot fwllj be great In Germany, where ,.ii,mi nti northern France eighteen-months It wac trumpeted as Already the Allied alnneii are having (cornerstone" of the Hlndcnburg dreadful h.ivoc of the Junctions and cen. !.yt i trn.1 iltnots It cannon run nun us snare. heboid streets sloping up lo Ihe cn-iii,,. whole front down to Itheltns will he s Us? w Y wHF ErH ar tC ' 4tM W h,,f wt ufi ) on tile eastern helcht were hlar- iWhen a single company of French trte'ffl "miide Its way through the ear- tefli eltv. from west to east. iMssinir j,'ths't''vi'n hall In the center, which , iffj,eemed Intact, hut wnicn nicy uiu not "f-fii- tnr fenr nf mines. hnlieriled Uhelms marl.s tlie illvldlng line In lleimliny's communicntlons Kastwnrd It Is direct from the llhlne that transportation Is effected ir the ad vance In Helglum can be continued, the i effects of rochs trnteg will nc DurInc the night nroeress continued , catastrophic for tne enem, as no unison tf.W the north, where Anglo-French troops iff the eastern nnd western communlca- '.Ytm& croswd the canal tunnel nnd. nc-' tlon system exists tor the etiemj. sae ,h'eordln(t to the latest news, the Hermans , by a roundabout loute through north . . i--i .1.1..... ..-i, . ii, .,.... em l.ucmhure To bar the nihatiic- III '4 KID UClIlM Ul Mil UtlklX CIV "" ii if u 'VII ------ .... , 1 1 . . 'I' Tronmio canal. , Helg.um It will be n-cessar to .Uteri f,rT..e.bo,e.n1eM,oncd.companv reached if-ps trom n- .est o e ro m. aireauy We station on the southeast edge or the r' fi.,twn about 6 o'clock last night, where nriritt ir &mr.anflV AIULKILmLUblHiULrtltU .';fom the further side of the lagoon , c.,!.,.,!;,! Ki.rluiiKT on We.l Fri.nl cnlled i ' " . -r--; tr ---- l.rniiis . iciurv si-urrr EDITORS AUK WRATHFUL Sec FrnliiiiiiulV Kingdom at Mercy of Entente as Vnssnl State n r.KoHcr, kcnwick Special Cable to Hivnint Public l.cilpcr l oiivrioht rtl hit Vrte Vorfc Tlmn Co, Ainatrnlnin, Ort. A News nf tlul gnrla'M "treason" to the ftntral Mmplres and Turkey has been Allowed at lal to become fully known In Herman. It appears to ha.e heen held up by the mithnrltles until theie was e.ldemc that the Solirnnje was behind Mnllnoff Still the hulk of the press Is rather shy of comment The Frankfurter Zeltlihg says It built Its faith during Ihe lest few days on the falluie uf Mnllnuff and expressed the belief that the Ilntente. In sotting for ward surh Urms as It did, had lost Its political romnion sense, but now It Is forced lo ndmlt that the Knt.nte "reckoned rightly when It assumed that Mnllnoff could not retreat from the position he had taken up" The article s'mulates tiemendous rage regarding the llntcnle imitations "Tiny are,' It sns, "the severest which could posslbl. lie Imposed upon u hard ptessed hut unbeaten enemy All the tenltory which tho Bulgarian mm. In brill ant and triumphal operations and will, the severest haerlllces has conquered Is abandoned At n stroke of Matinoft'ii, pen Ilulgnrlft will enler the pence negotia tions In a "completely helplqss condition. And will be forced lo accept Just what the Knlenle Insists on, "Of llulgntht'n tmtlonnl claims, of her rights In Macedonia, there will be no 'nlk except Inasmuch ns they tire uectpt able to Serbia and fl recce llulgntla will be. ome it small vnssal Htnte of the Ihitente. and will come under hf same sl.i.crj as Unit Into which Oncce fell by the liensonalile in tl-ms of Vinlrelon" The Frankfurter .cllung pmceeds to flfmollnh the ttcinian olllclnl fiction that MiiltiifitT nctfd alone, nnd says King For dluanil mid his tlo.etnmcut long ugo knew thnt Ihe slfP now taken would bn necessary It expresses grent doubts re Raiding tho telegiams of lo.nlt. sent by the ICIng to 'lie rulers of the Central Umpires The Journal proceeds "Theic undoubtedly nre people In Hut gnila who reje.t the terms of the Un tente. hut It Is fiuistlnh.ihte If they me strong enough to o.eilhtow M.il'noff. Whnt has happrned III llillgarlu Is the result In im small digue of the happen ings on the wes'eni fiont. nnd there mo tunny people in Hiilguila who mc lon.lnced tli.it it Is bct'.r for their coun try In luuo Hu inofcllon of the Un tente " ALARMED OVER AUSTRIA llrrlin I'ltpcr Dfcliui's Siliiulion Trrrililj Srrittiis it. gkoikh: m:nwh:iv Special ('able lo -.'t riing Public Ledger I'ninirlnhl. IDIi. hu .V' 1'. Tlnirs Co. Amsterdam, net 4 - Several (lerni.vn Impels eNpiess the greatest alarm re garding the aiTalrs in Austila Ormnnln says that far-tiarhlng clianges are nlmut to take plate in the dual monarchy.' Aus tria, It declared. Is dctumlned to hold to her solution of the I'ollsh ptoblem, a dt'lt'i munition which Is having evil ef fect on her relations wlih Oetnuiiv In deed, as Vorwnetis snvs, the whole situ ation Is one of "teriilile su'loumesji," nni It adds that st.temin w no ine not now lend, to li.gollaie with the Ihitente on un honest IntetpKiiilion of the fni inula "no aiinexntloiis indeninllles" de serve to lie hanged LimETOiraiBTON FOR MARSHAL HAIG Clirfmtflc Marvels That Gen- oral lias Not Hecn Offi- dully Cougrntulntcd ICmarffiSHfjfjaE Special Cable In iienne Pnblin I.eiUrr r. . ..,.ni, ..,,,,, in ..llll'iMllinil., II. 'coining 11 fonirlBfii, liif. h y j-orv rimti Co, lV.r,V""l rl'Flv,,,,1 .1.1.,'rp trM" '" front l1 urixr'VvrauHinniHHn.i.v.. much (he fit In sW'eVfr W,'ny a Urltlsh army or a- fintlkh general, nnd Hit- UougUs JUIg who has borne the tremendous responsibilities of the present year, deserves no less than the full measure of credit "In these circumstances, It Is Impos Bible not to innrvel at nnd to deplore the sltnnge omission whereby he ha never et received the congratulations of tho I'rlmo Minister nnd war cabinet on his brilliant series of victories." Hclrcallng llulgnrs Slay anil Hum "ntmilM. (ht 4 limning villages imiikoi! the Unit of the retreating Hut giiriati nnny lit Macedonia, iii-vonnng to Air ft nu.. ..I1...I 1 m . . ...... M.'ns Knginccru Remove 100 Lett by hiicmy lly the Amocialrd Vmi VMth Ihe Amerlrnn Torres .irlhttel of erllllll, Oct. 3. (Helaye.1) --A suc cessful gas attack was made by the Americans on Ihls limit jmteidny nt rtT tHC 1WW. IHftMv I us. ""if -t tt'7 reh. rf.m.nii (rHIIAi'tJ Orw Hli Sfflia- modlc during the day. Many gas shells were thrown In by llm enemy guns upon the American rear ureas nolahly .Sent snrgrH wood, fhattnncourt. the Mont rcvellc road, Dnnnevoux, Sachet wood, Ilsnes, Forges wood nnd Jure woods The American engineers have lumovcd miir than Irtfi burled Oerman minis front Ihe ground cvacuat.il by the enemy London, pit, 4, Tho Clitoulcle In tevlewlng the work of Sir Douglas Ilnlg unit the fours under him during the lust two months, ex pi esses astonishment thut he has not received t1B otllclal congratulations of the lltltlsli lloverttmrnt, and says "Sir Douglas llalg's Initial lcloiy, on August f, llrst liirnrd the general bal ance decisively In .the Alllis' favor The ISr 1 1 l.sli suicrtrses on thn w'est front Riiico August 8 are, lu sober fact, ...... ...v,i-ii iii-ii- iitilll Ulr lli'l... ........ n ..k runui .-i. ui.tiis were loun.i in the smoking ruins at many plates by the .....,.ii, uim inies, (unices suiie innt Ihls work of destruction surpassed even that which hns been reported from dis tricts' lu France mid llelgluin from which the Hermans huvo been driven. YinTinin TirT4ff rcrjiijrarjij i F.rmsinTY ; ,.. .. , I tTPTVf t7tIT S . ,w.-.s VK Tor Se lllns S- Men's & Women'S'Shoes Smxuajlov FOR CASH ONLY No llrllferlrs So Ittturnlnj Tnu SPleet stylo rl- ,,, slfeil. nur SIeo will All Ul re pivrn ou in fry op. In this way vou fan uuy One Price Values from$r en $5 to $10at 0 All l.rnthrri. Ml Colors All Sires REISZNER 20 S. 52d Street Open K.fnlnes THE PERFECT UNION SUIT PIVnBTLOWEST Tft KATES ON .'Za, DIAMONDS LOAN & goods or VALUE fJMDENBERG i?Vr "rtSA',J "--ytvwoaoeqjt MANN & DILKS U02 CHESTNUT STREET Tyrol Wool Men's Overcoats All Weights 22.50 24.50 28.50 32.50 Tyrol Wool is nn ideal fabric, in all respects. Serviceable, comfortable and , needs no pressing. Mann & dilks U02 CHESTNUT STREET rr iiToiii: hi:n.s daily at io a.m. ami ci.ohi:i at iisn v.m. irermed hero Dy tnc nomine itiver, cniieu VI.I. T)M1 B? fi Itrallies Dl.u.lrr A?L Further progrevs was inoinentnrllv SZs,ft nrpossiDie, ns ine villages u .cuuie KjV Amand and Stancourt before them virtre strongly nem ny me Hermans E' t V Subsenuently bodies of French troops -f. ilered from the northwest along the 'jRue Antolne I.ecuycr, where Is situated ."ffthn museum that used to contain the V'i fMnous de la Tour Tastels, saved before f Hin enemv oei'iinlen Ihe town rf;z" ... ..... .... would however lie unwise to h..v ---s-inere was no oniiusiiiuu. oui ..ere hi-.. ..,..,... H , MKht yH undouhtedelv v aM m In AnnHnin-olInn nturn ilnnl'urniia than . " - j msa i.wi.nuB.n.,u .v ...,. . ., ..,..,,, j,e progress oi ine last lew weens una 'Vthn enemv. On the eust.rn sfdo of tho .i, anii.iiiii fitrhtlntr nf Mim Aliinrl irfinn ,,'1yrn, a wooded park called Champs' must bring the end very much nearir ' IU the l "orfflf r7 'ren l.onilni.. Oct I "You will permit ine to offet vou in warm congratulations upon the iil mild part you have reiently taken In tlie glorious opeiatlons on the western front . ' said Walter Hiline Long, sicretarv of State for Colonies, speak ing at a dinner at the American Olllcers' Club last night "There can be no doubt that the Allies nre steadll driving back the enemy nt i even point Mr Long continued "It would however lie unwise to h. thai itH; CopjTihf. 1918, A H Kinchhium Company iV- r $25 SUITS WORTH A THIRD MORE eHEVIOTS, unfinished worsteds, and serge sack suits, the work of A. B. Kirschbaum Co., Phila delphia's great clothesmakers .... The price of $25 repre sents only the purchase cost of the goods six months ago, plus a close and honest margin .... And the price remains un changed despite the fact that their market worth has since gone a long way up. ,'i ? Coovrithl. 11I8 A. B. Kinchbaum Compsnr Staunch Madras Shirts at $2, $2.50 and $3 New Fall patterns in this long wearing shirting weave at last Fall's prices .... Fancy and novelty designs, soft or starched cuffs. Phesterfield Topcoats, Full ' SUk Lined at only $30 R s- fMr " v. i- ' 1204 CHESTNUT ST. 11 SOUTH 15th ST. S AV E Gasoline It is needed to win the war! Pennsylvania motorists can and should save 5,000,000 gallons of gasoline for their Government during October and November. How 5,000,000 Gallons of Gasoline Can Be Saved Every motorist can save at leasf five gallons of gasoline a month by the conservative use of his car, equal to a total, of ... . 30,000 commercial truck operators by shutting down their engines during idle periods, would save . . . 3,000 motor car owners can decide to give up touring and save 3,500,000 gallons 2,250,000 gallons 500,000 gallons What 5,000,000 Gallons of Gas oline Will Do to Win the War (1) Operate 2,000 airplanes for one month, or (2) Operate 140 submarine chasers for one month, or (3) Keep in service 250,000 motor trucks and am bulances in France for one month, or practically all of the motor trucks and ambulances in oper ation by the Allies at the front today, or (4) Operate about 19,000 tanks for a month. This saving represents $1,400,000 that can be invested in LIBERTY BONDS. Join in and show what Pennsylvania will do I The Atlantic Refining Co. Philadelphia Franklin Pittsburgh Make Thii Your Banner Dayl Unulilu our Hiile M't-lptlou III THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN si . wi:i:k ittii s 1 A Mil HOM. l.lt Hi ns. Supcrln tcmlfiit's oillLt-, l-'list Floor. HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE jy$BroS&&& ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY Market Eighth Filbert Seventh Women's $2 P. K. Kid Gloves $1.49 nincU. whltf S tun Women's SIMO C.lcrtcs. $2.98 Stiap wilst capo. Tan, Khaki & giuy. 1 .It llrnllirrn 1st l'loor, 8th St. illfs to Every Man's Advantage to Buy His Winter Clothing Here Dependable Suits and Overcoats That Are 15 ort i i ! i . i i i i . mi i More Under Today's Value i$I8, $20, J25, 30, $35 & $40 A'Thc moht lemarkablc stocks wo have ever liad, including choice fabrics fiom well-known mills tai lored cxpcitly into garments of up-to-the-minute, style. Iloth English and conservative models in all sizes. 9 Choose from handsome worsteds, cheviots, mixtures and cassimeres in every wanted pattern and color. Plenty of the now blues, greens, browns anil grays; many in striped and plaid effects. Men who bought yesterday tell us that no other stores can begin to equal these assortments lor value-giving. , TV JT mi iiHi m mi in liiiffii mi iiii LIRA H Lm 'ar H iH Wt it iiHI i flW 4im MHT A. B. Kirschbaum AH-Wool Suits & Winter Overcoats, in AH New Models, $25 to $70 Boys' Dubbclbilt Sfcits, $12.75 to $16.75 tluaiaiitecil for six months. Conic In all popular materials ami Htics. Hi7.es m io. Any one with a boy from 2V& to 18 years to clothe can save decidedly by sharing in these offerings. Boys' Serviceable Suits, Reefers, Mackinaws and Overcoats a $7 5n.?in $19. SIR to ?9H . V 7 . 7 - '7 7 mm- Suits In military styit. Mntei lals i Mrp klnaww ChPlots( r.isalmfrc. ine ilicnts, cisslincics, wuFHtnt. I coicIuioh and mixtures In Xcirfnlk clours, corilurojB unl seises. I effect. All wanted piitterns. Novelty Suits Iiinloi-.Vorfolk and reKulatlon styles, ulth either Ioiik in- Also choose from all-ool lilue and broun serRCs, casshneies, Some In popular i:ton effect with iletuf.li- J short pants, vheluts, coiduroys and elf-ts able collars and culTs. f'lilnt'hllln Iteefeis tlrny. lirown and sleeve cIicmoii. All are Han- iiluc. homo ulth UrasH nr lioim liuttons. nel Unci. 7-lt Hrothci's Oveiroats Mllllaiy models In chev iots, cassimeres, mixtures, khaki cloth, etc. Ki:cONI FLOOJl. HKVKNTlI STltllHT ? i A Special Purchase of Men's Silk Four-in- f Qc Hands fU i:tr.i heay bIII; hroctdes In the eiv newest deslBiis and folorlnRs -self-flKUred. Large sizo Kcarr with slide-easy bunds. $25 Men's Negli-$1 ACk gee Shirts.. X ' IllKh-class madras and peieale. with sniall eilored stripes. Double soft cuffs attached. 4 4 -- Misses' Fashionable Tailored and Trimmed COATS Lead the List These itcmn forcefully demonstrate that in this scittn of unusual conditions this store is ably holding its high standard of value giving. Pom Pom, Plush, Cheviot and Vclour in Brown, Green, Taupe and Reindeer The predominating tendency In btylo Is BlilrrliiR at vvulst, from which the coats full In full sweep. Nearly all have belts, side sloshed pockets and lnrKo coiiaie. Satin lined throughout. One pliturnl. 5 ,rjjj2TWv" I Men's Union Suits, $3.49 f VrTiCvJ if Carter's make. Heavy-welght silver J 11 si ATf NAiPi. rS. , I Bray about half wool. S iry w-' fcT A, .It ro(iera Klrbt Floor, Seventh St. J Hfcj 1. lilll'i L At j Very Special! ' )fT flfcgjj Little Girls' Velvet j MJ&K Corduroy Coats, $5.98 HTO PJj flp II In navy, brown and llurgumly. with 5 fflH l KM ill J I ''I i pockets Hiid belts. Lined and Inner 5 E! 1 JlrMFMBJi I I JKl llneil. Sizes i to 8. fJaJL JfWffMi-iirl. rffil 'l' $10.98 BtgGirU Y I 1 If I . tA Dresses, yjA 1 Ki Jmf-iW $14.98 j; W3wflli LA 4Ky( AlKwool navy j! (fsisf a!t. lfJS II v1itV.V ' serK with 5 I Y I "l IU I Ai!SuH braided collar fl I nm IV AxV n " cutTs, but- , i (I 11 xA j. 7J A' It H U Ions, sillt tie and i J, 1 I T(JK 1 (A 111 h plaited skirt ; M J I V' PJ llw i KmI Sizes 14 and H J fij) , III K AAMbiyri w !! ttrdr I III 1, Baby 1 iJfe ' II FnS' !i tnr IJ TTryA v $10.98 ii a llae large lilush-trlmmnl collar. iatch S L 1 liockets, belt and buckle. Hntlre lining. J Sizes 8 to 14 One vMureil. ',, M Girls' AH-Wool $Q QgT j Women'. Fur (tAQ 7 Serge Dresses . ' O.iJO , ij). O Navy and green trimmed with ;! Trimmed CoaU i-ontrostlpg colors. I'lalted nklrtu, ' Normundy mixtures and ullvcrtones Sixes: 8 to H J ! with ojossum or qeul collars, home 01ner . to 18.9 ! Uuve raglan lileeves, flan iiotketn . ., ,,, .. ' " A ; I and satin linings throughout. All IAI Hiothe, SKUONDU'LOOIl ,. fall In graceful fplds. $35 Misses' Fur- Trimmed Coats ' llriiHdrlotlm nml llurrllii rlnllm with beuutlful kit roney or seal foliar. Fmoilte shades, such ns navy blue, green, taupe as well as black nre shown. Their Kmart Individ ualities of style nie the now cuta and lines of tho backs, novelty belts, button trimmings mid slash Dockets. AH arc Interlined nnd lined throughout. ''Misses' Tailored Poplin Suits . . . , 25 Navy lllur. Illnrk, Afrtrnn Ilrown anil Dark Orren. I'lrturrd The modish conts uio trlmmeil with lows 'of linn silk braid lit sides, on belts and sleeves. UnVo largo con vertible collars, satin lining und new skirts with belt nd pockets. Women's Velour De Laine Suits, $55 Navy, Reindeer, Illnrk nnd Copenhagen lllehly trimmed with large seal collars and pockets. Another distinctive Idea Is tho gen erous uao of self-covered buttons ns trim ming. -The smartly cut sklits are trimmed to correspond to coats. This group also Includes stunning broad cloth suits Chic Serge Dresses, $19.50 The newest notes of fashldn are wiltten In the collarlcss wulsts, the tunlo skirts, the bone button trimmings und the beautiful satin embroidered girdles which tie in saB,h and have fringe Mulsh. Ou hkflvllffj. wmmmmmmam lr T Wvtim .MiiaHLflHniiiHiiM
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