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jlfecoimt ' Grey Gives Un-
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SEACE
WITHIN SIGHT
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Germany Must Fir&t Disurm
Before Hostilities Can
End. He Savs
Lnmhiti. Oi't 1 1.
imcoum i.ip. in.. "inner n
for VorrlRn Affairs, In the- firm rpoprli
he has made In twn your. Kilil !
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thouRht pence wm. within lBlit, but
not within rencli. Up pr.ieii tiif win-
dom of Iresllnt WIIpoii'h milt to the
German note-
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- The viscount i.iol.o hi .Klniln-t.-i- at
k 4lpneiu of nntlitrs" nipeilnc In Mm-
vjTt port of rrcluV.it WtlMin'i polio Thp tennis, ilrlxltiK nl ,i k.iIIiii lnwjnl VII
n. tfounlry, ho ileclnml. miit !' lis Ifis-Duirc.nix. h.ul 1mm ii IhsipiI liy fir.
ZT 'united aupport In Hip tliiMinmeiii in
rj the conduct of the unr until pmrt- wns
't tf xclthln reach A Intent- of nntlons could Vllleis-OiitreruiN whm the tiiiuv tin
K' M not ',e " "Ulistltute for Hip nucrpcHful Welshmen iittm-Keil In pltrli ilirlinm
termination or liip unt t ii'rIiIh ,iko wiipii they rl'i'eii in upon
NeMT had he eten lum It Mould In- the lirim.in uuirlsou nml fmiRlit their
possible to form n IpaRU, of uulloiio Iip- linnclilne KWintrx nnd "lr" stormeil tin
fore pence was com aided Sui h n Ictigiip filing? from end to end taKliiR- tnnnv
must he foundeil nt the immiv router- prisoners The llrltlsh side if It
ice. If del,iid lieMind .1 few d.-nn the lilnirnReil In the uiml wnv '' hIipII n?
chances thai It would eer be formed ('and thp wall" were smashed to rnliliNli
were llRht A leaRUe of nnt'onw. lie lipnps hut the n liter of the vlllace.
urged, mjst Include Onh.im. There which Is n I.iikp place, was haidly
could he no thouRht of dlnini.iineiil un- tnuelipd. nml the hulldliiRs iniind Us ohl
til Germany had disarmed iimrlut plnce wire uncnrrcd by the
OeorRe Nlcoll Uarne.s. Labor meinber li.iltle
of the Cabinet who presided, declared Ueiond that MIlnKe there was n c'ran
thai O,. t,'a nlal , nl, t Itu Inutillt.i
conclusion. There could be no lenRUe
of nations until Piupslan nilht,irl!m
tvas uprooted An all-emlir.ioliiR Icurup
of nations was the AllfcB miln war
Sim, If the war ended without It.
democracy was losj
Viscount Grey hecan b sayltiR that
one of the ohjecls of the nieetlnt; was to
assure the noeinment of their support
In the actual conduct of the war. The
main object of the meetins, ho went on,
arose out of the cr rcm.irl.alde , ,,incc, biyond that forty miles of misery,
speech of the President of the rolled llllt molc" npionlshliiR was It to find. In
states on September 27 last, in which babitants sllll In their hoiie and shops
a most pointed appeal was made t t Ii . still smilliiiK after four wim "f nRony
Allies with respect to the Interpretu- , in n,e inpima hands They stood In
tlon of the Issues of the war nnd re -
gardlng the means whtieli a settlement
could be reached
A little later, he said, Mr llalfour
upoke In the same spnsp Mr Haines had
Just spoken. These w ere in some depree
answers ti President Wilson The ob-
j Ject of the meetlnR was to make clear
that all were ncteed that that Mate,
tint of the Issues of the war was the
statement of all the Allies nnd that
they bel!eed in that method of obtain
ing a settlement on those s;ues which
President Wllrun so earnestly ndocated
Dut. of c 'urse." he continued, "the
real authoritative answer on n,iUestlnn
or sucn imiiortuncti on nenatf or tne
Country must come at his own time and
In his own way from the Prime Minis
ter. And I have no doubt that It will
bo come. Unity of purpose among the
Allies Is what the President asked for.
t and that unity of purpose. I am sure.
J the other Allied Governments will pin-
vide."
Dealing with the improvement In the
f military situation, Viscount Hrey ap
r pealed for a continuance nf the united
support of the Hoi eminent Peace was
. In sight, though not In reach, nnd any
' lack of supjiort. or any disunion among
tho Allies or,anythlng giving Hermanv
nope or a siaiemaie would cause peace I
to recede.
"While no real chance of securing a
really good and secure peace must be '
neglected," said Viscount Hrey "think
what a nightmare It would he If. after
reaching a peace conference, belevlngl
the war had ended, we found that the '
military rulers of Hermany were still the
people of real authority, and that while
peace was being dlseussed. It was I"
Ine undermined by the man who made
the war. whose to!lcy as to war will,
never change. That must be avoided
. at all ce'sts. That is why I say Presl-1
dent Wilson's reply was a wise reply
"German Chancellors have crossed
"i the stage-like transient phantom dur-
';, ing the last few months Wo. do not
know where we are regarding the par- '
Ocular authority behind any partlcu
' lar Chancellor.
"Wo must remember the resolution of
July, 1917. Tho military situation
1 changed In Germany's favor; the result
t WBLt the Brest-t.ltovsk and Bucharest
treaties and the open scouting of the
ltelchstag resolution - something which
'ibad served Its purpose.
"President Wilson's reply displays
.clearness and caution, which are abso-
, l'utely essential."
Lord Grey repudiated the Idea that
a league of nations was to be u league
of the Allies for maintaining the su-
'- premacy particularly of a group of ni-
uons, and also the idea that.the league
ot nations project could be utilized ns
a substitute for the successful ternri-
F? nation of the war A league of na-
'tlons, he declared, must arise out of
the successful termination of the war
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!OP 0 PEACE COMPLETEL Y DEMORALIZES
FOE IN WILD RETREAT, PURSUED
Allied Victories
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Kr.itliiicss fur
Kaiser's Army in
Terrain Made
Flight Over
anions in
lUI'lliy'OIilCoiileiiiiilililes'
mitluiinl from I'iik" One
Mill Hill' Wllh lis lievlls (if I list lle
ittliloh liny cliirnifil in tliHr l:il but
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tin lt.ntltu mi iiiIkx .i.i uml iii(Hlirv
It wiin n ny of thv Rirm.iti ietrv.it linn
n ny (,f tprnir
inlllllrV Willi MPlUS PloWPU aiU'l' IMP
h.irxest and smooth loads and little
town, like Mallneoun and Wnllncourt
nml SelRiiy, which weio quite un
ih allied by the war and beautiful to see
ibv eyes, tired to death of ruin They
had 'whitewashed walls nnd red tiled
roofs nnd the malrles stand solid nnd
square near tnnrket places nnd the eeole
'commiinale (public school) of the ham
let safe with linbioketi walls and win
dows Tmiv it un wonderful to see s'uen
jpuie KrnupK. stnrlni; with ioyful eyes
' at the p.isslnR of the llrltlsh soldiers
and llrltlsh tiansports soi.i.eis "i
vi-i, ...itntmind. who still hac Us tall
up though It has traveled far since
crossing the A vie In August.
Women surrounded my soldier who
e.nil.1 siienl. a little French and pouted
out Ihelr gratitude for Oils tieiiverance
One man stood on the step or mv car.
taking nit his hat and bo whig and shak-
... I...., lj i.ltli evelteil courtesy .iou-
mh o, .!,.-
I sletir." he sab
you e'annoi unuersianu
it means to us after four Mars of
log. Your soldiers have fed ,,;.
what
, sufferl
I nnd we needed food, but
best of all, N
i ine gm 01 nnij.
.Many Trngle stories
At Sevlgny, whete there are more than
i0 civilians, l chatted with many of
the women and children and with elderlv
men who had not been taken away like
all the male civilians .between sixteen
and sixty, whom the Hermans had driven
before them on their retreat
These people lold me manv tragic
eniugs, a iLigeoy in ioan iuikkiok noimr
which everv dnv In hostile hands had
fretted their spirit and their pride The
Hermans had robbed them of ever thing
In their houses the had stolen their
linen and ihetr window curtains Thev
had killed their fowls and tluv laid
BUFFALO
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HOTELS STATa
If you have ever 3topped at .1 Statler
Hotel you probably ki.ovv why that
happens.
You will recall the extra comfort
features of Statler c.-,uiim-i't the
circulating ice-water ; the joi tiad.-ds!:
or dresser-light3; the complete S'stler
bath-room, with mirrored door (every
room has private bath in thcbe hotels ;
the morning piper which you found
In your room every morning, but which
will
and
hainls on some of the supplies, such ns
lard and un kind of fnt
"Were otl ienll hluiRry?" I naked H
wonmii who wits li.tcliltiR some thlnR
Into n lie'iimhulnlor befole lenvlnit for
n snfrr place and she old in Kreneh.
wlili Ii Is better Hutu Knrillsh .for this
phrase. Tht i e was too much for death,
but not t noiiKli for life "
She passed her ha nil oer Iter face,
mllliiR u IHl'i nt hi r own words, and
.did 'Volt will not find us looking fat,"
and. trulv she and oilier women had a
pinched look, with shaip chei I. bom's nnd
pate skin tlKhtlv drawn.
Their mi ntorbs went biiek to the old
things of hoiioi In the fltst days of their
cnptiM.? four Mais nun nt l'reo f'oeiir
When the I.iikIMi nildlem retreated
lime the fastened strtl chains across
tlic load In cluck the pursuit of the
Hit matt ciivnlrj. nnd when the enemy
ntrhed thev iiciiscd lite civilians of
has lm; done th' nt.il clKlitcen of them
i v.i utxil Clii, .llti. .if 1 ,l II immirl u
n- .,.,. r. 1 , 1 ,,,,, itinllLTll I I'.llinnl ln,lottt
htm w II hoot further eidetice. was shot
tor QixiiiR hot soup to a wounded lng
ll-hman
Old lilies .if Mr, ii Hie.
number of l.nisllsli soIdlelH wele cut
oft durlnir I lie telre.it nnd stayed with
Mice 1'ietil'h people wotklliR n.s (heir
s'lvxnts. but when ibis was dlseoxered
the (Jetmans thev made the men
kneel In a ilttili and a flrlm; patty was
bioUKhl Ui and Uipn weie killed. Kven
the titoplo who ii it bored them were pun
ished nml sent Into (leinmny to forced
labor Those lite old stories in the fltst
dnvs of tt tenor
The C!t iin.iii4 hid made them p
fines of liio ft.me. nf .Selcny for not
piodiieltiR i noitcli irrs They ieiUl
slonril their butter nnd their milk nnd
tin lr Mg. tildes, nml the people would
Iirxp stui rd or ii':itl starved. I It
hnd not bi-en f r the tuteruatlou.il lb
lie' Commlttie 'oies, which catue in
i verv llfleill iI.ivb Hut even the sol-illei-H
did brutal tliniRS, by order or
w II hout
Thev told the Inhabitants that the
KiiqIIsIi wete eon Ins and they must ,
hut when th ei II 'tis refused ( r.i,
ervlns out. "N'o, no. we will stay N'oth
Imr will make us ro," they wete or
ilertil down Into their cellars In ensr
they wete bomb.inlrd. and while thev
were Un re the Herman soldiers pll
IsrpiI up Hairs and snnsbid their rur
nitur,' and their oni.iments, nnd turn-1
mnged about their ptlvate thhiRs
Bcarehlnr for souen ts nnd any booty I
that could be i urled uwav e.isllv.
The cuie of Sexlgnv, with whom I had
n long talk, told -ne other things morn ?
tr.tRlc 1 found blm in Ids kitchen sur
loundid he women. -'io wete helping
him to ui range the encii,itlmt of their
children nnd old people and as he
lold me his story the lttenen and
broke In now nnd Ihen to add omp
It trill which Iip had fotgotten. or raise
ti,er hands and sav
ves the brutes
i ,u.l tli.it to us
. . ... !..,,, ,1, i,..,,,i r .. i.i..rf
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that happened
, jte ',, I w.
.... o...e Mo in rei-
is glad to hear It at first
bind from this old priest, who with
rrrnt cnlirago nnd cunning had saved
his church from destruction, n red brick
church which I saw thinugh his vvm
e'nvv as wc weie talking
'I know thpy inei.nt to di"-tiov It."
he seld "neeau.'p I m Herman sol
el'prs put bombs at each i-nrner of the
tovvee and cairy up cases of explosives
Into Hie loft Then I s,tvv them fix
wires across the little cemetery, and I
t.iteu thnt miles.
the Kngllsh came
Ittle church would
i nulrklv mv elear
lie bio" u up llut tonight before they
i anie I cevi out nnd b good luck,
found ihe wires without being pii I
tut thPin and then came bad. feeling
urv lov fill nnd vet n little nfrnul 'est
mv link shoulel bt eliseospred'
He told me of suffi ring of his peo-
CLEVELAND
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tOOORocnst lOOOBit-t
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What hotels do you hear most
frequently commended when you
are talking to other travelers?
In Pullman cars, on boat-decks, or wherever travelers
get together ar.d compare notes, have you ever noticed
the way the Statler Hotels get into the conversation ?
wn3n't charRed in the bill, and the
many special features and practices,
lurye and small, which made for your
comfort and convenience. It's the
sum of all those thine which made
the Statler! known ns "the complete
hotels"; and which originated the say
ins that "every traveler travels for
Statler."
Register at the Statler the next time
you are in one of these four cities:
BUFFALO CLEVELANDDETROIT ST. LOUIS
Now Building in New York
Hotel Prnniylvania, Nrw York (to be Statk-f-operated), win
have 2,300 roo-ni, 1 204 bathi makin. It lar.e-r than any
hotel now in existence or under construction anywhere. It
like-wine et new hl.h ttandardi of convenience,
diuinctloa. Opens about January 1st
NEW YORK
HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA
Statler-opcrated Now building
2200 Rooms
2200 Baths
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1 iritlHll'ni.d
pie. but said that this was nue MrRCly
tn toudllloiis of war nnd that no pro
list could be made for what was the
liie liable mlsir.v of war. What imper
ii! him, what seemed to him useless and
Inciedlble cruelty, was that by the Her
man high command, nil machines by
which these people had eaniul their
living In time of pence wete destroyed,
Miiitiliiprjr UeMrtijeil
At Seliigtn Wnllticomt and other
II ircs all nmtind the ,'jeople make
embroldtry nnd tulle nnd for this work
have lUhc.ile and expensive machines,
l-'ien. Ii lidiabliutits fmiii the district of
Hie N'liiini wete ordered to break the
in. i dunes which their poor owners
would not ilo even though thpy died
for their iifu-nl, nnd this destiuctlmi
was can led out before their eyes as
part of tin general schtmo to destroy
l''ineh Industiles
A iiiie too'i away some of the ma
cIuiipiv nnd hid tin in, but this was ills
toviied md hi was lint d Itnt murks nmt
the ni.icliinerv was Inoken U) and seat
tett d outside hs doois, Some time nfttir
vv.ird a llavarian pi lest came to lite
villain and was lodged by the cure,
and licc.iu-i In eotihl speak no e'letuh
the olil tine wtote down In Latin the
things that had been done to kill the
h.iuiliit.ift of his people The Unvarlan
liritst lead the wolds and made no
kind of nnswir, but was vtr.v much
i un fused
All this., villagers told me that the
Herman soldteis uie entagid wllh their
Hovet imient for having cau.ed them so
much nilseiv nnd are tspi dally savage
at thove whom they call capitalists,
w Mo. himd the luonilsi to slnd
As ur ' as the rising of the sun,
sild one l-'rencli villager, there will be
a levolutlon In Hermanv after the war
bmI all time pcop'p agree In saying
that the H'rman soldlets are suffering
gilevousl.v f i mil a lack of food, espe
cially during the last two months, nnd
that the.v are glad to go Into the finnt
line. In spltt of all theli fmis, because
then thev are belter fed than when 111
lest.
Prlsonets taken In I he tec lit fighting
by the Siiv-slMli Division near Cam
lira wer. MnirlMd Unit thev should
have bt en at.ud,ed on what they he
lleved was the ve of peine One of
their ollli'eis s,,id ' Peace will be sign
ed nl i txlock lonlRht " nnd lliey nil
thought Hut I'n Heimnii proposal would
be aeeept, d Inst.ititl by the Allies
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CDorit let skin trouble
spoil your good time
O
heals siclc skins
When your friends notice that
your skin is (lisfijrurcd; if you just
have to scratch that itching place,
rcguidless of where you are or who
i with you don't be discouraged
let Resinol Ointment and Kesinol
Soaji help to heal your sick skin,
and enable you to have a elear, soft
complexion.
I Btil lij dotlors for many vears told b
Hll ileHl IS
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Camhrai Presents Varied As
pect Desolation ,and Tran
quillity" fn Sharp Contrast
M a n y
While
Placid
Ihiharnied,
Elseuhcn
War's
Hand Left Brutal Touch
.Among triiop' nil cl'itn, le I'nteail
are Jlatiphestets nnd Lnin addles nnd
lNo limeskllllpg and Uililln Tusplers
and Ponnaught Hanger' The enemy
Is heading the line down f-oni Kolestnes
and Ii said to be In some strength, but
the llrltlsh advancing from the ground
beyond Seraln, which tin v had caponed
by haul fighting, nnd when the foil
naught had to teslst n severe counter
attack, nre now astride the old ltonian
road lending to the town and ate In
the northefn suburbs
South of "l.o t-.itfiiti the Twentieth
Division Is near tlie vlllagt of St llenln.
with many Henmin maeblne gunners
holding positions in fiotit
r Mien. Th..
Hermans were dented fi"in Unlncmirt
nnd shine of the lliitlsh troops pu
shed
forward all day WednoMlnv nnd gained
tlertry rind MnltrnH.
Xlfinwhllti mound I'nnbi.il tiie Sev
enth Division has dialed a wide tract
of giound be.vond I'alllemotirt, nnd the
Canadians have gone across the lltchln
Itlvtr and nre appiii ntl.v holding Avis-nes-le-Seu
and Naves, nottheast nf
f'ambral.
Honor fitr ('iiiiiidliins
The Cnnadlaus destrve honor tor hui
tylng the eticniv out of Ciinbial Itself
hefoie he was I'eadv to go, ny an at
tack delivered at 1 So that night, when
they look ht-twein, 3ii and inn pllson
ers nnd smasheil the Hiim.in lemguard.
Krom itll 1 hive henid from people
who have been listening to Herman eon
vernations for four itais I am con
vinced that anj del.iv in obtaining ptuce
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rich, awtlu.tlou.
drupe-it of your own
crcwlng earn earT
Tor only II 1 will
aupply 4 .Irons I".
euroltl vln.a, 1 each
of NluKiim wliltet
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vvllj create desiulr amonlt many.derman,
tolillerij. Theso men nro pnnllnR ' for ,
pence and have, no will for further
fighting unless they liavo to fight, as
beasts nt bay will right.
The llrltlsh pursuit Is cveryvvbero In
touch with the enemy nod Is pressing
his retlicnient
Hut almosj its Important now ns theso
military operations Is the effect oC
f - . , -
pence proposals on the psychologv of j
"lltn MAhiHrtti Bitlr1Ltlll
""' '""" "" -in. .... .Vurfl "' to snoot, and they did -not shoot,
' They want to go back to their ho nci ,)llt ml ,101r nfl(,r ,l0 lirilM, cn(ry thc
hi tHrmaii That is their constant (,., ,.Ban , 1)0lnlnr(, lc (llco
ilant. and Ihey are ready for peace on ,,, ..,, cvMlnn, ,,,, to F' 0
mry ;prms which will end their misery umer t,HB,lp, nrD Thnt .aH at '10
In the llehlH of war. o'clock Wednesday morning,
Tupdnyn battle Klwjcn ( "'"" So begins another clmptir of the his
and tho positions north of St Qm-ntlii torv ot hi, ,,... fnr '... ,;" '',,,"
gave the Allied, troopa mo, e than .000 ; J,",, hw Oetna mrea,
pr soners. They had very bird (lghl- . . ,,... -t" ... .. I
lift for the Milage of l.csdalrf. which '"" J -U,n rv nil Z TU?
remained In their hands, nnd took many , "'" 5 ,V'r, V' ' cl'' ' "e ,'.."
prisoners, ono American. division alone
took men r
Ktbnn l.f.nn nrlsotH-rs 111 iiio
rapture nf llrancourt and Piemoni,
-
which I ha Mi described previously
Heroic. fighting was tlone by English ,
nnd .Scottish battalions of the Twenty
fifth nnd SWty-slxth divisions In their
storming of Sprain, They have their te-.
wuril for their daring In that most an
dacloils battle In nil this war, peihap-i.
when niassca of men attached In pitch '
dnikness, and before daylight luoke thc ,,
enemy'a stiong position by smashing
through, his Hennrevolr line, where lie '
sllll heijl a long strip of trenches and '
earthworks - ,
Tho rtgret of iill the llrltlsh sol- J
diets mid of the Americans, who are;
their lomrndis Is that, the enemy is re-
tic.itlng so fast and so far tii.u inej
can hardly keep pace wiin nun. on-
man iuIfoiicir tell us nml it is me i.e..
man Intention to destiny ever thing In
, the wake of the n treat, us tnev mil in ,
.March. Iill" Hut c hnc huirled them
I too haul to allow their Incendlnrlep to ,
I get to wotk In snme of tho villages how
i liberated, although at (time places he- ;
, jeuid llres arc visible.
The fit rinans also had to leave behind ,
them several thouauili of civilians 500 I
! In Seraln and mio In llohuln. A friend
i.of mine saw some of these pocr people
Doing In I'ambral, f did not meet them
I They glided the arrival of the uruisn
! soldlets with tears and cheers and
showed 2ie.il Jos at their liberation.
Tlui weie scenes like those I saw nt I
Thlaucourt dining the flrs'l Herman re-1
tieat ptoccssion among the guns nnd
transports of old people In wheelbarrows
1 sturdy grandmotheis catrylng big bun'
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IF YOU PLEASE
$12,98
Sizes G to 14 years.
Olive drab 18-oz.
cloth ; good, heavy,
warm winter Coat.
Containing a com
fortable per
centage o f
wool, being
of standard"
U. S. blanlc
e t i n g of
which w e
p r o c it r o
remnants & j
"rejects."
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the making.
Your "Uncle" is having but
few "rejects" or remnants,
and we' would advise ordering
without delay. This offer may
be withdrawn at any time.
Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday Eveninys
Front and Dauphin Sts.
$2-50 up
Men's
Overcoats
Walter's Pawn Shop
904 VINE STREET
w-. hoxih:i to tiii; city .-..
CELIN BUNTING
WEARS I.IKK IUOX
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dlcs nnd grandchildren cllnglnc to their
skirls.
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Malnr; or leaving eight days ngo. nnd
""' "f oem stnyed in Ibu bli? cellars
heneaUt the lace factory. In which they
had Itunrdcd food. Tho Herman coin-
mander 'prepared u laige white flag with
u,i .. ., ., .. .,
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tho Milage as-n sign to the llrltlsh gun-
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Ihf Juenza
Information Service
IF YOU NEED
or any other service because of the epidemic
telephone "Filbert 100" (Strawbridge & Clothier),
and when that number answers, say: "Influenza."
$ Philadelphia Council
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Temple Universit
y
New students may enter all de
partments of the University as soon
1 a.s the Board of Health permits a
reopening of the institutions of
i learning.
New term in all Business Course?
will start with thc reopening.
Candidates for the Students' Army
Training Corps should apply at once.
Examinations for college entrance
will bo held on opening day.
Write for information.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
IJroael St. lirloiv llerka ff
-jOTontegsiort-
a mcnoni. tor mttt.r children'
Boarding & Day Departments
fipRrcr: strf.kt at FORTiirrn
Itenpenn for Cth Yenr In October
Phone Preston 4132. Auto Service.
ffrlentMc Dtnrtton for NORMAL C!J1-
tfren. 3 to 12 .Tcnrw. Tm aim of thU
tchool I to Klve Normal Children an en
vfronment In which the nnontancnus Ira-
r'utsee cf child life may have freedom for
individual rrowth Dlrertlon cover Diet.
FTrclne Recreation, Deportment. Con
trol nf Fmotlnn nccupntlnn eto lf
fcrent for each Individual child
ANNA UINDLK TA1ST, Dlrectre.
HontB-M)ii Dlplomn, Rome 1914
Thousands of Positions
No iv nttilLiltle (o Jimntr no men In Rnll
rondi. tioernmriit Work nnd Ycnmttiir.
AVell-trnlned elcnoKrunhere & honltkeep
eri to fill Ihe vncnnclcn left hv nun Tlf"
cost of our (ourei' to train jmi 1m amall
nnd H takes nhuut 30 (Ihh Our grad
uates hold iome of the lst poltlona In
the Htv Write NOW for Nmklet or tall.
30-Day Business College
IMrluMO lllilc, ltro.nl A ( hprrj M..
"lUXC!. KNOLL," 23l Lamutiter Ave..
ARDMORi; '
formerl Known nt
.MIn IIHIh .Stiiool. .Muln Line Branch
Klntlerfrurten nnd Trlinniy for both
loh nnd Klrls Junior nnd Senior School
for Klrl onl, linn t-ervlt'e from Wcbt
1'hll.i l& urerhrook .ind Merlon. 0?cns
held. :i0. Address
MISSEL II. STKI.y. rrlnrlunl.
SIIORTIIANII AND ItOOHKKlU'INO
our graduates ere In constant demand. Good
paying positions awa.lt you. Ortus Short
hand, the eaay, apcedy nyatem. Complete
bualncea and secretarial couraea. Day and
nlffht claMev. Intensive training.
r.nron tiny lime. uau or wriltt
"A or fuI1 P'-rtleulnM and cntnfn-
:lfVr Mill IlllklVI'i;; .rt -ni
tit Ait .. A rill.n. a-s
iiiiii uurr ! . (uruitrrr'
1011 C'hratnilt St., I-lilliilltlpliU
Strayer's Business College
riitlinlrliilHa'a (Irrntekt IlimlnfKs Hclmol
Expert tfMchi'ra. Moilrn equipment. Inetl
1 letual udvaneement. Charsca mndernte. Po
eltiona cuarantoed. Pay anil Night Clasara.
7no Ktudcnta now rtttendlntr, Enroll now.
em elif.lnnt Str.ett. I'hnnr. Wnlniit 84.
Miss ll.RT' Tralnlnir SflioDl for Kinder,
tartnrrit. SHOO Mntniit M.. I'lilla. Junior,
Rrnlor & terminate. Courara, PrlmarT m.tb
oda. Practical KlndeTKartrns. lloma-tlks Stu
d.nta' rc-.ld.ncc. for particular, add, Ada
laid. T. lllman.Vrln.. SHOO AVitlmit Nt..rhllx.
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
riTALMTRS INSTlTtTTR. 201fl ARCH ST.
Cltsivea for mn and women: private periods.
Tall clasnee formlnir. Enroll at one
Call, write or phone Locust 358-1.
Philadelphia Turngemeinde
School reopens Sotemher 0. Gvmnaattra
Fwimmlnc, Drawing and Needlework tn chil
dren 7 to 1ft years for $7 per year. Enroll
now. rtooHlet. . Hrnwri and rnlnmhla ave.
(ORULCT KNOLIHII. nUo lrcnrh. I'rivat
let'soni. capable woman teacher. 674 N,
y?.f utreet.1
rillVATK LKSHONH. Lnnn-uanes. Mathe
matics. En&rllh Klements nf Authorship a
twin It v. Miss Wll.lmini. 103) llnre.
1 INTI.NH1VK TUTOUINfJ Maher Col. Prep.
Maths. Unlv ref. Wlthersponn Rldg
Young Women nnd filrlw
PFVOX VA.
DEVON MANOR
AFununnAN boarm a
day arhonl for trla. offer.
Inir exceptional tralnlnr. for
pre.ent roMltlon.. Coltei.
preparatory and Juntor-rntle
reur.ea. Boelal Service. Secre
tarial tralaln fnr bualne.t
Ufa. Houaeholtl Art; and nVI.
encea. Arta and Crafta. Muala.
Art. Expreaalon. Klndarxar.
en, B.oaraie ar a.parim.m
SERBTR00PS SWEEP NORTH
Lino Now Ten Milps lioo Lcs
kovntz Take 3000 Cuprites
'lly thc Associated I'rcsx
l.iiiuliin, Oct. 11 Serbian troops, after
capturing I.eskuvatz, again ndvanccd
and, on October 8, had reached a lino
ten miles to the north of that town, says
an olllc at statement Issurd by the Serbi
an general Htnff. .More than 3000 pris
oners wire taken anil flvo mote guns
vvrie captured.
The' text of the statement teadi!
"After thc capture of I.eskovatz our
tioops, on tho eighth Instant leached
the'llne of I.lpovltzn and Kussniuocivcn,
ten miles 1131411 of I.eskovatz. L'p to
the present the number of prisoners ex
ceeds 3000. Klve more guns nro re
ported' to have been captuted "
Sufferer
S3
Physicians
Nurses
I ' Ambulances
Motor Vehicles
of National Defense
Yonnr Men nmt Ioti
1 The Episcopal Academy
Locust nnd Juniper Sts.
founded nts
W.'tli Whirl! Wtta Onltail In ltl
The I)e Ijitttcry School
TTioreinsh prfparntlon for Colteca. SasV
rltl rnitrpe nrf n.irlnic feir HuRlneaa or
Hie- Unllf.1 Stntrs SerTlfe.
Separate rtletir. for boia II tn It viari of
apr. voniniarv .Mininry urin ror rioya
In Ihf. Middle, anrl Ilnneir Srhnoll
UrTsr School apns Seipt. 10: Mldella
School S'VX. SO; Ixiwfr Prhool Sfpt, 2t.
Tli Ili-nil Mnntrr will be at the Aeaelim
nailer.
r'irliirs msllrel n stiptlfstton.
Rf r. I'lllMI ,
NTri'vii'Trz. jr...T.n.
ITmiI Master
iHfKiarjiarefairETsjnaanBaal
WVNVI'.U'llOH. I'A.
Montgomery School
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FOR BOYS RYDAL. PA.
Offprlntr the ndvantnc" t inodera
nd thorotmh school tralnlnir to fam
ilies residing In Philadelphia and in
the vicinity of Old York Road. U
JnVIntown. lluntlncdon Vallcv aad
nslehhorlnc districts. The Sehel
l.us is operated to make convenlest
the attendance of pupils arrlvlnrr pr
railroad at nvdsl or Medowreok
Rtatlnns, or bv OH York Road. Ket
mltfdnv meal, small elass rompi
lensbl" masters, snnervlea play ars
features of th school: a large ro4
rn eehnol building, ryninasluni. fttll
Iftle fleM apd private lake.
"ho pcw horn Is aljo omoMtre
efltnned with cottages for boar.
SUCCESS THROUGH THC
LOGICAL SEQUENCE!
Good Air, Good Food, Good
Plav. Gnod Worh
1TV(f tor Cctn'oti P. fllujtraffii.
MARK H.C.SPIERS,!leadn...ter
Rydal, Pa.
armsaei il .JIM HaattnaMajaajj j lllliaaajaj
AH'.stfl
School of Music
CENTRAL Y. M. C. A. J
Mandolin and Guitar Club
now irBinlzlntr for seuson 3UI8-10, Open to
both men nnd women. ClaHiea for beslnnera
and' for tidv.inccil plaiera. Can ustj also
Violin, I'lute. 'Ocllo, 1'lano nnd Drum,, Con.
cert work at tho V. SI, c. A. rJsht from
tho start.
Y. M. C. A. Military Band
Is now organlzlnir. nnd men ami boya who
play tny band Instruments ahould Join. This
Military Hand will te very prominent In the,
Mualcal Life nt Philadelphia and In T,
M. C. A. work. .
Write or c,omo In to an the
ninrxToit ivu akch strf.kt
i4
(lNSEraMroRrugc
34th year. Individual Instruction. Per
sonal Supervision. AH branches, theoreti
cal and applied. A school of Public Per
formance. Teachers' Normil Training
course. Public Mchool Music Hu per vis Ion.
Complete Military Rand Dept. liOegrees
conferred. Two complete Pupils' Sym
Phunv Orchestras Reciprocal Rotations
with Univ. of Pa. Dormitories for women.
Year Rook Free.
Gilbert Raynolils Combs, Director
OfTUes,.Htudtos.pormltor.e8Rroad & Reed
GKRMANTOW'N II RANCH
Philadelphia Musical Academy
30 KAST WALNUT LANK
JOSEPH W, CLARKE. Director
I'rospecius iMHneq on uequest.
LEEFSON-HILLE C0!,riJ'l,'uwTtLB,t '
1524 Oheatnut Bt, 68th Ave. and Vork Roael.
Oak Lane. Public Krhool Munlc Rupervlaton.'
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