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.K1DMKMS URGES
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CITY'S CLAIM AGAIN
feL . Tells Episcopal Convention Phil
jPJ adelphia Is Entitled to
Kf-, 1922 Meeting
K.CHANGES FIND NO
ti.imti n..( i.'2L'n, 1'i.iv. ..,.. ..
U. i. Detroit, Oct. lS. IhcLplMopalKfli-
rra convention is heinc in ged to i hoo-ie
i'lnlihlplpliia at the place tor lioldliiK
the triennal meetlnK of 11)22 with an
earnestness that promises favorable
Action, ' '
Repealing the Imitation extended
Hcvcrnl days ago. the Itcv. Dr. I'lovd
Toniklns yciStrrday made il evident that
fhcre was no luLenni nines in the
city's desire to entertain the members
mid pointed out that Philadelphia is
entitled to the honor because of its
townrd
priiposeil
the
. i . , 1(1
divorce canou, which would have pic- ,
Venieu tne lemarringe oi innucciic
parties
divorce
Kpiscopal1
tion was a tjliosraDhical error made
nciirly d00 vci.rs ago and bhould b
corrected nov.
It vvti" (l'lnng this discussion tn.it
Thomas Xelson Page, loriner ambassa
dor to Ttnlj, spoke of the conservatism
of the laymen in warning the church
that tliese efforts to modernize the fun
damental thin(,s of th i.'piscopal pni.ver
book would be confusing: would arouse
resentment and bring discord to the
church.
Then n third effort was made This:
time, new versicles in the evening
prnjer were proposed Hut the discis
sion in this case was not sn prolonged
and the vote ngnimt acceptance of the
lievv vcrsi'cles was overwhelming.
Memorial for Soldiers
tllO liOUSC Of liislihns. and just before'
..ji... ... . . , .. .,u ....
conspicuous share in the caily giovvth guns and eu n lipid i J'f' ';, r,,' ."'; , the aged statesman, who might have
of the lM-mpRl (hill, h in Ameiica " ,' 'l" . " "e V ' he vis w1 Ari'1 "' h" '"""' ""'' '""' !
and its steady growth. " Z"t t "r " n ,"r m arm l" 'V . n.-ol..t... fa.M.1
i.i i .i . A . ,i.i i,... iw,n,i .toi.i- voung monarch, and who remaiked bit I
Proposed Chang,, in Disfavor &ZWm!'M "" " " S'h( """" h' ,
the attitude of the House of Deputies "And vet. nfliualli. this gieat nrmv , "r. l'aiis Council has annihilate.
clergvincn which resulted vesterdai j , while the maelilnc guns and aniinuniiioii era of tiniest and revolt, b aniuies g
tVe defeat of the proposal. as well as I "" vl",:l m private houses SnN to her iiuilication and the iiiiiintenati.e
the tejidencv to hold on to what the1';"' l'rl'"'ui1 '" T': " ",1 'Tin in V'0,,' .r,"SS.iuI1 ",""' U ',-,.",P1"11-jdinvcli
nlread.v has is becnnilmr moie . ",rm.inv t still keeping 1,000.0(0 ated all the ti ue demo, rats in Geiuiunv
i.j t mined sn dit-rs under aims. it was and Austria who wi-m
marked.
vKlon h..sfr.onJ:L;Vr,rH pre pa.ed her s(,,. attack on , ported instead the t.v.ical unchanged '-""'-V "eclming, vW.ile ;"'y
MUSSR? KiU'U ,0 ,h" " WJ&n$n Thrindepcndent testimtmy of three - '" - ln.pudt provoca-
The first proposal ,l,.feate,l was that y'jj 'ihn Keie'hsw ehr ' ,'s f ranTh 1 Cm's'" Vr', "'"' .''T M"'l"" ''" '"Ntokr about this:
came on an cflort to eliminate a ,epe- :,1,7""V'r ,"L, v '.XI ,, not " " " " vnl" "',"l't ' ''""",l1 tlie I a r I e to lav Were it"m for Prance
t i The church. In the unanimous vote of stipulated liv the s"" Jr' "P ' ' Pol. s in Cpper Silesia with impiinitv , sions left by Great P.iitnin and America nil under present practice the time is
"..J hoth houses of the convention in- ,""? ""(Does to I'"''" ,nIi:?""'" this is whv her intiignes against (he ,,, the occupied German territories. Hbitivelv sl,(-t ...... .
C dorsed Hishop Hrenfs pioposal for nn '" '"7"''"- 'I'"' 7" ' lt,' "J I independence of the new P.altlc couti- , Pianec, and Pinnce alone, is mounting . Ado it ion of eases that will not ex-
S American mrmorttl field or the l,,s IP-J ."'"S;?:'", 'n'l U"hn- tn. .all foith only futile, formal pio- guard over Kuinpenn peace on the I j'J" ; " HI Apiil. 1020 w rt K ;
, .!. c .ii : ir, ... i!ii... ci-. .. i, have thev learned nothing; .. , f,.,,, ii,,,,- ii,,,, tenlav In former Lieutenant Governor
Mt.J f I ' l,u, ' ' ,trPnt'," 'o Such is Here IIilferd,ng"s warning. ' fiom h. . IJiine ,,,,. P.ank H. MeClnin. who is conducting
if ivas chief of the chaplain service of the . independent Socialist, and I 'Hie great (.einian P.oK liev ik bluff How long will she be able to do it, ,hp imestigatian into rent profiteering
. -. . - ., ...,........,., ...t, .............. ",,, tivvnre lint ine men cu ins )arc.v "i.ii,i " -mirs. iii,n ..,.,. ..,.- iie-uaii-w s -,, n ,., w.,ui,i.f,.. .,...,... rnr ie state
i . uiijtut.ini'-.ii. .h-uiuii.1 ,, .,- -"I,
ft LUi.cu ill uii.iiiiiiiiMi -i,, ,', in, ,a,'ii-,i in
Jjeputics. ine resolution is as unions;
"Itesolved. the House of Deputies
concurring. That we give liublli exiires-
Sinn l, mir lirofotltiil L'lMtltmle In God
Wt'fisr Hint host of noble Americ nn vouth.
'iwtui. rnr Clio cl.. r,f r.,u' .misc. wnrn
careless of their lives unto death and.
uaving made the supreme sacrifice, now
slero peacetully where once the tlitin-
S(jilrriii(J lines of battle stood.
vifl'Itesolved, further, the House of
Ifcputies concuiring. That the House of
JMshops approve the establishment in
l-'rance of an Aincricni. field of honor as
a consecrnti'd central snot and nionii-
it cciusei ran u .cnirai spor unci moiiu
mut for our sacred dead, when the
bodies of those who n.e 'fmever over-
i.,n n,,i itu fnt ni. tmsslhle lie fnlll-
niav as fnr as possmie he gath
ered, and where annually on a day of
r-oiniiicuioinlion fitting services and ob
servances may be hclel in suitable build
ings erected for that purpose."
Seek to Unloosen
Parley's Gordian Knot
Conilnued l'rom Paite One
deny labor the privilcg
barciilnlnc;. fotcettiuc
pioycrs unci uireaiiv conceded ic. ii.'imnnj
JATOtl?IhKV?nplc LV.,nVm5",,l
(tramntio arm toward the labor table.
He addiesse.l himself cxclusiv ell to the
rinivlnrrni' L'roun t irciuc lout nne vvns
particularly empniiiic vvnen ne cnu
tinned them to "beivaie of a wrathful
and despeiate proletariat."
" As the afternoon drew to a close the
conference got nil sunt led Up. Labor
iv as In n decidedly ugl inood. It vins
disappointed anil wrathful over its in
ability to force a vote on the baigain
Jng resolution
Daniel ,1 Tobin, one of the labor
proup, who bus been heat. I not mote
than twice, launched n fier jeiemlad
at the cmploeis.
'I am opposed to adjournment until
Monday, It is a ciime to Keep men
here like you lire doing," he cried.
"Strikes nre going on all over the coun
try. We hnve been heie two weeks
aycl have done nothing. It is usiles,s
to continue this control ers Tlieie is
ii(3i particle of n chance of changing'
tiie course that labor has taken."
I "Mr. Plinilboiirne had moved to nd-
TOf -Viurn. Sir. Gompers had moved to ad-
ErC? .. !. .. ...:! ln.l.i. n...l l.r
n the one until -Monda.v and the
ffcr until this morning al l;.'J0 o'clock,
Ijjually Ilarrv A Whrelci, (hair -
l.i of the ciunlo.ieis gioun, uigeel
r:-niment until Slonday because, us
Wnld, "ivc sue now m a better pe.si-
.itlian ever and 1 speak for the
l'iL .1(1, ' lie hip now in a ueiccr jiosi-
..tl?nn ever nnd 1 sneak for Hip
.. ElKvers. to discuss this resolution
' ,lbuE ourselves, because we have leam-
'- d many new things this afternoon
?' fpvie did not know before."
,. Koshob's Scetli KITectlvo
V '!.Torm 3. Itoskob. of the dul'ont Cor-
Y1 . rlttnn- made an effectiio but brief
x ' fecch in
r . 1 I ,.l ,.1I.. I. .. l..l. 1 I
i liia crisis. JL nun I1UIII lUKI
conciliatory lie pointed out
''it ll'ii the employers liad (onceded every -,
'lliiim the labor ciciiid had asked for.
v; feVU the employers asked In return was
IP ithat they be accorded the same liberty
iWf.if m-tion wiiicn tne.v nan conieuei 10
,.iLil,li- pmnloves. viz. the niivileze of
sSjic.fjjug whether or not they would
diiwUHS questions oi nours anil manage-
' nient ivltli 'men who were not in their
Jf ' . i
oil) III nV
S1' f!i n final' vote, vi Ith the eniploi ers
z"1 anil'Jtlie public group voting for iiud
i, a ... lt..n -- l a lutinii rn(i fk i nilner
IftkBinst ndjournment until londay, tUo
f t'onfu'cnre udjournod about o'ciock.
Sf .-'oirferenoe will be tlie i ability of the
i-wployers' group to seem n solid vote
Mf m' resolution that favors labor.
iisii-..- A.n nn n nl Inn l rrpconcll n liles
f like Sir. Klali, who may stand out to
v tins Wtter end and defeat any compro-
1 piirtw. 1 1t renulrcs umiBiinous ronsent
of 'rrery croup to passi any measure
..r'rrWutlon, and men like Sir. Pish
jii'o tie, barrlern that stand in the way
prarefls literal sioue wuuh uuiuus
uSr:.,.ivrf.if this mornimr. however.
W.v.
liTw l..ust Mime hone for un aarce-
RlTfyn ffi- " 14 .--" . --.-A. -- lt
' linT,'"'t mat wu uuc. ai an
,,arf'jllil I' uigui.
1 Prussia to Take '
7'oZ o Blunders
( untlmiFil 1'rom IMtje One
whnt hail orlRliially rcnlly hccti u sort,
at citizen police fuice into n fully j
equipped and disciplined nuxlllmy nrniy I
of trained oUUcti and soldleri,
"Toilny the 'llltiwolmrrivelir' N or- I
ganlzt'il i even (leriiuui til and In'
ninny lountry illitrltti. All Hip local .
'KrlcKrrveicinr, the ilubs of cx-nol-
Idler that liuie from time Immemorial
been noted for their nKRrcHsive patriot
ism and devotion to the feudal Hjstem,
FAVOR lime joined Its ranks In n bodv. The
rllli nliili Hint hnve alums aliounded in
. (iermanv have followed suit. The 'Kill"
v. nlinci vudir' ! commanded h nimy
()ffi(1(,rs ,, noncommissioned officer-..
Tin- vast majoritj of
the men scried
nt the front durliii; the war. Lists
nie circulated by all the cmrrnment
officeis ninong their eniplo.ies. askinK If
they haic nlicndy joined the foni and.
if not. iibortinK them to do so without
dslav. There is no hope of advance
ment for the government employe who
lefuses.
MIrIiI Tone Knulppnl for War
,:. '.,,.,:,..',., If : million en I
t il ....i I... i,inuMii tvt t-j-itwd Ii it f tlin
veri moderate estimate. The for. e ,
E " ..v. V' " . ."," .VnV "" n... .V '
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docs not exist as a militarj lorce. it
IS Slll OSI('l0Y " HI'' " IMMIll- 1UII l,
) "lishell to keep Itolshciik bandits
;,i mi .r Oflii ,r.s nm men wear no
unifoiiiis mid keep their nlles nt home,
Illms Hint iniiHiientlv d Win med Prussia
Militarists Still Ioolt for "The Day" '
"The oiciinltt ion of this great secret
jrinv is such that it can be mobilized i
more niiicklv eienthnn the Swiss aimv.
And. when 'the .lav' dawns once moie, I
with the pionuse of which the Prussian :
militarists are even now again hvpno-
tizitur tlie (i. nnan people, a vast arme.i i
Iinniro !n tli- does not exist as a militarj lorce. it
host will rise up, as if out of the eaith. mdilai.v impotence to stem the risiug mjself. but such is the situation toda),
irtid inn amuck over Hurojie ns in 101 I, tide of nnaichj in Europe, count upon thiough the failure of the Paris peace
intoxicated with lialred and leveuge inilitiiristic, disciplined Prussia to makers to accomplish the preliminary
"The Allies should not tolerate the
existence ol tins srer. r ainiy, wnn us
hidden stoles of arms and ammunition.
which cannoi oe ,,,., ,.,-.. , , """has not vet been clis.irme 1 and been
tente coniniissiou because thej are in I n1ncl, t() ,vr(,p n , t illlnT in ,,.
'private' bands, and its nrmorcd rai, ,, M0lnlion of the terms of the Ver
ciimoullaged as 'pi iv ate automobiles. I (,s . . . . .
, volunteer loi.e ol iuii.ii.hi men. as
... .,,. ,,l ; riu , nnferenee cir
i"1 r".'" .v.::::"....".
lees of evacgirauilg ine uieinice ui
Pi ussiiin militarism. In order to frighten
the Allies into ilisaiming the new Gcr-
man mlers so completely ns to place
ii,',,,,, nt flu. mercv of the'Snartacaiis in
' .l.n n. ,..,( ..f ., ,,..,,- nrnlefnt inn 1 isilll?
! .
IlllierillllK s 1'uv.is .1. ...:..
Hut 1 have obtained full confirmation,
fr-nin iitber. thnrouirlil.v icliable sources.
of Ilerr Illltciding's icvelntions. Thus
1 leurn. to select out one examine at
nnitnin. that in a single, thinly popu
lated e-ouiitrv district, that of Sangrr
cli.insen in the Haiz mountains, eon-
M-tin ot but a lew ra m t , ..
Mliere vveie (iisiriiiuuu in. mfi .... .....n.,
nBHst n order of the commander
A uu , ',,,.,.. , ,, lr on(1
I " ' " m ' , ,n )ifty , ., nf
nm -. .'" " , ' r nnn r.nt' I. ..
hand gienadcs and l.OOIMIIUI rounds ot
, ammunition.
The magnitude- of the secret nima
1 incuts that are being cnriied out ajl
I over Germany mnv be deduced fiom this
instance of vvarliUe prcpniations in a
1 simile county.
Moreover. I'roiessor iiiiimiii mer
er. Inte iiavarmn uiiiiiiisiiuui in
erne, WHO is not nn uniriirniinn ."-
i ilivt nnr in.lee.l nnv kind ot tsocial-
it, oonfiims lierr Hllferdinc's lev cln
tlons. adding nuthoiitative information
e of i.illeitivcl 0n,js own conccrninc militaristic Pius-
thnt the cm- sja's iibsolutc domination over new Gcr -
iceclecl it. Helnmnj.
Snull, Gcrinan.Vs Ti.dcendencc Ist
"Havnrla has now lost cverj vestige
of her former independence.' sajs
l'rot. I oersier. i ne incsem niivunaii
-' , , . .
ministers nre puppets in the hands of
the Iterlln Gold nineiit, ti'rrciri7id by
the Prussian tioops, to whose pre-ence
in Slunlch the nwe Uieir tenure of of
fice. It is the name 111 ISaelcn. In Wur
temberg, and the other South German
states.
"IiVen under the kaisei's autocratic
rule the nations of southern Geimnnv
to a ceitnin decree weie free to live
their own life, intellectuals and io
lltlrnllv. and were often able suc
eessfullv to opjiose the attempts of the
Prussians to encinaeh upon their nu
tioiul pieiogatiies. Now all this is
ener. Iini aiia lias been deprived of
her light to appoint ambassadors nf her
own in foieign countiles. she mn.v no
longer even use her own postage stamps,
I nml tlie Iiuvniian ami, which the
Prussians, against whom it fought sn
often in the past, had again begun tn
I fear, ha been suppressed under the
pretext of fiillilliug the terms of the
"!l'l,. Heat am incorppinted in the
lteichswehr. which is neither more nor
l''M than the rcsuirectcd i'russian
" '".... .. ,.
armv.
, VT P",","i '',,rm,u" s,l,("i
"'.r!0 nbnliite political Iinpo
,!1P umil of I.mplre by t
"The pciuth German states are re
ceil to nlisnliilp nnlitiniil ImnnlDni . t
. - - .; ... ...u ...
the foumil of I.mplre' by the new
German constitution; the number of
,,,."'lr 0i;n , llas ber" ri,llu-'ed and
I Prussia controls the nsemblj .
. Kcriln's Arrogant Watcluvord
I -yi,,, watchword in ISciIin today is
I the Kinlieitsstant,' or unified state, and
this ruthless centralization of covein
n...... .. i.li.nll.ml -. 1.1. .! 1 .
un iil is lunivnui 1L11 UIJItt'&llLluIl CI
i l'russin of all the formerly semi-inde-
peticient iierrnan states anil their defi
nite conversion by force to the spirit of
llerlin. Anil this spirit is an unchanged
spliit of milltaiism and materialism,
vv nu ii ina.v welt cause one to despair
' of the future.
I "The specter of bolshevisin is called
up mm bicuc. viriuosuy uy rue isciun
Iruleis in order to fiighten the Allies
Intii ii Unit Iticv fliirmitrit i i tti n a lanaa
into allow lug Germany to keen a larcer
ai my than the Versailles treaty admits.
In reality there is not, nnd ueier hns
been, any danger of bolshevisin in Ger
man, unless it be secret! fomented
b.v the Prussian leactlnnaries them
selves to further their own schemes.
For ever Holshevlk outbrenk in Ger
many has led, and will inevitably lead,
to a strong reaction on the part of a
people by nuture orderly and disci
plined, nnd 'prepare the way for mili
tarism unil monarchist restoration.
"Thus It was in Havaria, where a
few weeks of soviet terrorism by Hus
sion liolshevlk agents led to tho loss of
P.avarian independence and the ruthless
rule of the Prussian saber, and in con
sequence served only the interests, of
I the Iterlln militarists.
I "I do wit mean to say, although it I
1 I.iih linufl Ultfrcrrutii.l Mini 1.. Vft... 1 I
l "-"' misj, mai tne aiunsinu
-iujujiiiuip, w iiiu Kumncrjit yiicureak
evened public
KOSPOTIPS VIEWS SHARED
BY TWO NOTED AMERICANS
.
Mr. Kospotli's analysis of (additions In Germany, lis shown In the ncenm
panjliiK article, inillcs consideration ulll.c from the sources from which he
iirnuu !es of ii stiirilliii? iintnie and from tlte uniform nccurncy of coliclu-
sioiis presented 111 his llliinilnatinR letters which appeared, from tlmcto time.
ill tile IJILVIMI I'l HI t( I.KI'OIUl lllll IIIK Hie war llllll Mine cm- luiiuswir.
ills picture of the I'nii-licrmnii t clival follow !iir the cessation of hos
tilities U In complete uciord with that of Colonel .John (1. Oroome, of this
cllv, who recently returned from nrmv service In Europe, and In nn Interview
declared his llrm conviction that (lermany was now better nblo to compcto
for world trade than over before and In twenty years would be stronger than
in 101 1.
.1 ohu Kendrielc Italics, noted le( Hirer, who was in Trance engaged In
relief work, was quoted in this newspaper a few dajs ngo as sajlng the Hun
was undefeated, or at lcat not chum ions of defeat, while the armistice,
granted at the time it was, he described aa "crime."
in Munich weie actually agents in the
emplov of the Prussians; but it is nn
indisputable fait that they could not
have icried l'russlu better if thev had
been. The Prussian lenttinuniies wlll
alwais piolit most from boHieusin in,
Ociuintiv, and they Know it."'
,,...,,., i
Pmsslanlsni Remains .Supreme .
Piofessor I oerster is an idealist anil,,,,.,,, iiewsnapers, like the v czer Zci-
'"n.iu patriot In the Hmst sense
-' f
"l( l?rm- ""inble of an untruth or I
nialieious cagg, ration. The mc may
, ipf1.np I .nlm,.l.
Austria, who was alwajs weak and
never dangerous, and it lias made Ger
many strong again lie.vond tin most
sanguine hopes of the Pan-Gcrpiiuis,
and more dangerous than ever id this
nnppi1 Id neiplit.
western ideals of lllwrK .! ha um
' t-erinnnj.
Pe.ir of Itolsbevisin Rosponsible
It is, of course, almost a m.itler of i
common knowledge that the indulgent I
attitude of the council of live toward
the Prussian militarists is due to an
impotent fear of bolshevisin. The I'n
(cute statesmen, aware of thni own
fitcht their battles against I.cniiie for I
them
T,1H ; )ll(v r0, I(,nsol, ,,, (jPIinain
i ,.. 1n .,,. ,, ,, th
mediatelv alter the conclusion ot the
armistice, has been completely, "lie- i
cessful; the allied diplomats have
walked blindly into the tiap set for
' them fnr needles to sny, Germain
. lias no intention whatever of lighting,
ine itussian lioisiieviks. ner oi.i .vines, i ncrc lias oeeu some speeuiiuion ic
in the interests of the laitente. her for- I cently aboil the probable date of Ger
incr enemy, and the new Piussinn army many's next military aggicssinn against
Ms ilcsftned In mauh. not ticninsr
I l.e,iine. but. mice more nrr.ninst Prance
, Uelgiuni to reconquer the lott ter -
ritory in the West .
Prussia Poised forMteu-hgci
Thus Germany, again inennneingly
militarized, and Prussianized as never
befoie in hei liistoiv. threiugh the fault
of the Paris pe ncemakets, lies in nin
husJi today awaiting her chance fm
levenge. A wave ot hysti ileal nil-
iiiinniisin is sweeping over ine lummy.
1 ,ll,l lllll'l 11 III, lllll, . -i, .lll.l 1111,11
that the kaiser's armies le'ist the war
onh because they weie "stabbed in the
buck" bv the German revolutionists,
are toyfuPj hailed us gospel tiuth bj
million', ot Gei mans. The school cliil
dieu of Potsdam go on stne and
pain.le the stieets singing the "W.icltt
am Khein" in piotest against the sup
nri'sioii of the annual redebratinn of
the battle of Sedan. The P.ciliu stu
dents chant the "Kaiser Ilvmn in
fmnt of the mnible monuments of tin
I Hohenrollcins in the "I.une of Vu -
I ton " lierr Winnlg. Jlnjoritv So-
So-
eiallst ami high coinmissarj for Hast
em 1'iussia, eienouiices ine uennan
lcvolution, ptociaiming:
"I never wished tor the revolution,
... II
MVU Mill 111,1 Mill; v-a in v .-.
,nB f()lll. J(,ars . ,), 0Vei-ytliiiiK to
nor eliet mj party ever desire it. uur-
prevent tlie revolution in an our
1 lillPMJinPiiiii WnWI'iiiiM' ii I'l'iJilH'iliwt1 w iTiPIWiMtillP'1IIIWIIWiWMPw
It Was a Jonathan Apple That Tripped Adam
Tempting ? ? ? Well, if you ever get your teeth set in one of
these luscious Jonathan Apples from Oregon, Washington or Idaho,
you'll, "fall" hard; in fact, you'll make a box of these luscious apples '
a regular part of your home equipment. For eating fresh from the
box, or for economical desserts you can't beat them.
Be sure they
Washington, Oregon
to
RETAILERS;
John "B Cancelmo
Order
E.
lAj
k ,p,
iiifi&i&t - :
speeches ami writings, because ye
knew that a military cntastroplc would
place (icrmany at the mercy of her
enemies,"
, , . i
Insidious Propaganda Resumed
The insidious propaganda of the Iter-
llu foreign offlco has resumed with np-
)arolltly unlimited funds. Pan-Oer-
tunc and the Deutsche' eitung, arc
,,Kiu taking up anil seriously discus
mir .vim nil von linings iamoiis
plan of forming a vast organization of
(leiinan-Anierlcaus in the United States
in ordir "to influence American politics
in n sense favorable to Germany."
it Is tun; that the Pan-Oeimans arc
not the governing party in Germany,
llu i ihuv inner, at iinv time, were the
j . governing paitj, nml yet they always
exeiteil a decisive iniiiieuic, as me ins
tur.v of the 'vur shows, ovci the ulti
mate policy of the (Senium Government,
it is not otherwise today, for In the
same measure as the Pan -Germans and
Prussian niilltaiists regain their cour
age the attitude of the llerlin govern
ment toward the Allies is growing no-
tln.,thlv lmldfr. ltiflniiiippil nUn bv the
.' .'. ..... . . . '., ...
hiiov. K.- u. ui.-iii viu.ius -,nv.,hi..
ation, is maintaining n ic.illv ellu lent
tone under arms, tne iiirniau uorues
would return tomnirow and sweep like
a tidal wave over the Ilhinc and into
Alsace-Lorraine.
I am not pleading for standing
nrniies mid there is no more fervent
apostle of univrisnl disarmament than
aot 0f ai aisnrinament, the abolition
0f Pmssian milltaiism Tlie piogres-
hP military decay of the Anglo Sinon
111. I 11 III ill I II . lllllll' ! .......s.-...
nations 1ms not escaped the keen eyes (vs n matter oi expediencv, it seems to
of the P.erlin statesmen; its signs have '"e it would be simpler for tho Legls
beeu eagerlv noted bv Hum, and the I nture to pass a law requiring a. greater
Piiisslnn mi'litaiists i-ulcitiiiii only feel- !I'-e of time between the issuance and
,,. f mnloniiit fnr ll. e skeleton llivi-
only the piohlPmntic.il payment ot l.er
many's war indemnities can avert?
How long will her splendid soldiers
f leinnin foitified by their patriotism and .
piiele of victoiy against insidious so-
cialist agitation? I
. tne ii herlles or l.iirnne. I aidinal .Vler-
cier lins nllmled to It. anil the elefendpr t
I of I.iege, General I.eman, estimates j
. thnt.the Germans will make their new
' onslaught in about fifteen years
Theie is a much simpler solution of
the question, and the German nttack
! may come a gieat deal sooner. So long
as the I'rench aimy i cumins intact, its
i patriotism and martial spirit linim
iiahcel, Geiiunnv will not risk nnotb'ci
win. Hut when the strength of this
mini aiso eiMiuies or jicieis 10 ?-,
chemers e onlidentlv expect, then in-
died ill "(he daj " dawn once moie,
the tenihle daj of a new vast con
llii t, vilibh the btatesmeu who bhaped
the destinies of the woild ill Paris
cinlistii disiiitcgratieiu, ns the Prussian
failed lamentnbl to prevent.
GROOME CONFIRMS
(1J, Jil A ArYS .S7 TtENClTH
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! f iinimentinc on the nrtie'le br V,. V.
I f nmniniilliii. nn Cl,n nft.iln l,i- T! T"
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, llll'll'llll. llllll. Ill II1L. Ill I1IIS 1-S-SlaT II II IJ
, ' ' ,
j telling of f.ermnn.v steadiness for nn-
.oilier 'ii"it stiuggle for power. Colonel
i lonn i . liioome. wlio lias just lettuneil
inilll l , Mlliilllll , Htm III
fiom Kmope. said today
"I cannot comment on Mr. Kospoth's
BUY A BOX
come from the Wonderful
and Idaho, where climate
produce the King of Fruits.
Buy a box from your nearest retailer.
If he has none refer him to the carlot dealers.
"DELIGHT IN EVERY BITE."
from your jobber or from the following car-lot receiver t
C. Stewart & Co,
James Sawyer
. , ... , y v
oeroSBto s? i19
criticism of the action of the Peace
Conference, but the remniuder of hU
article Is absolutely true "
Colonel Gioome hnd carefullv read
Mr. Kospoth's description of the Pan
German revival.
"The writer tinderstnnds the situa
tion ntid describes it well," he said.
"What ho sajs is not nt nil surprising,
What is going on in Germany has been
known for some tlhift.
"It can be said without exaggeration
that Gei many is better able to compete
for world trnde today than before the
war or ever before;. True, Germany
has lost several millions of men. Hut
the country Itself has not been scrntched
after four years of war. Wnr damage
in Germany amounts to nothing, but
1vnr impioiement to Germany is enor
mous. That country is prepared for
commercial conquest.
"We have examples here In America
of what has taken place in Germany.
The Ilethlehein steel plant has been
vastly enlaiged to meet the present de
maud's of war. The great Hog Islam
shipyard has sprung into existence. All
over" trie country we see this industrial
ndvanee, due to the war.
"It is the same in Germany Steel
plants have been enlarged, factories
have been impioied and new plants
hnve come into existence.
"Not having suffered any sort of
damage during the war, German in
dustrial plants arc leadv for immediate
use on a larger scale than before the
struggle in Km ope.
"Mr. Kospoth's article gives an idea
of what is going on there and what we
may look fntward to."
Would Put Gougers
in Usurer Class
Continued I'min Piirc One
at an extra ptofit, Is one of the worst
nbues with which we have to deal. It
is nt the bottom of much of the trouble
Just the other dnv I was present nt n
leal estate settlement which illustrated
this ncrfrctlv A house went from A
to I! to C to I) The original grantor
was n building and loan association.
The house was sold bv the association
to the buyer for 5,1 S00 "Without even
having settled for it, he sold, it to the
next man for S2X00. who in turn sold
it again for $2(100 settlement wns made
direct between the building and lonu
association and the last Inner. TItat
house hnd giowti in value fiSOO before
settlement wns made. The men who
took the Intel mediate profit did not even
put their money into it."
Sterretl Presents Views
Itnbert .1. Stcrrett. assistant United
.States attorney, who has tnken a' con
stant interest in the woes of tenants
facing ejectment, alio" Tins saved hun
dreds of them from being put on the
sticet bv invoking the federal laws
wheie there were sons in the service,
likewise foiled Mr, Ithoads's suggestion
interesting,
"Theie are verv much easier ways
of denling with the situation," said
Mr. Stenctt. "I do not wish to go
into a discussion of the constitution -
alitv of Mr. Ithoads's proposition. Hut,
iCVCCUtlOll of a Writ of CJCCtmeilt. I RU-
welfare commission.
Of the seven real estate agents who
were summoned to appear yesteidaj
only one failed to put in an appearance,
lie was the representative of Chabrow
Hiothers, Maiket street near fifty -second.
Those who came in answer to
the call of the Tenants' Protective- As
sociation were: Metro Henlty Com
pany. fi'JS South Pifty -second street;
Hnipiie Title and Trust Company,
Foitj -fouitli nnd Lancaster avenue;
William (ioHPivicli, 111(1 Sansoni sticet;
Samuel (ihen. 2.10 South llroad street:
Philip Arnold, 1000 Commonwealth
Huileliiig
Thev all ngiccd to urge their prin
cipals to adopt the form of lease sug
gested by Mr Mcf'lain. This, it is con
tended, will enable tenants to get in
their (onl and necessaiy winter sun-
..l!n. .. .,i .1...
danger of receiving
u.htj daiV notice to cpiit their places,
CONSULS FOR GERMANY
Naming of Ambassadors, However,
Depends on Treaty Observance
Paris. Oct. H (Ilavns.) Allied .na
tions have ngieed to make their nom
inations of ambassadors to Iterlin de-
I m,'"'"t "nn
, uMS(1, of th(,
i lied out In G
! !'' ''r V',rii
the manner in which the
trent.v of peace are rnr-
eriiuinv, nccoreling to tlie
I IllO (le P.lrll. Wllidl UllOtCS n "lirOin-
inent diplomat" as its source of in-
format Inn
Consuls mil be named soon for Ger
man cities the newspaper Fn,vs, and
tbes(i officials will look after Interests
of tin n nations until ambassadors are
tho-tii.
Apple country of
and soil combine
& Co,
Hyni'an & Lcibcrman
r v-", '.r i- ". cr-fKfifi
PER DEC1DERE LE
SORTI D! FIUME
La Conferenza Delia Pace
Lascerebbo la Soluzione al
I'ltalia o Jugoslavia
Publlahnl "nil Dlntrlbutnt Under
PC11M1T NO 341
Authnrlzfd by tlio net nt Octohr B.
1017, on nie at the l'otottce ot rtilla
delphla. Pa.
A. s. runt.rsosj.
Postmaitcr Opntrnl.
Pnrlgl, IS ottobre. Hecondo qunnto
pubbllca il glnrnalc "lixcclsloi senibra
rhn In Confnrens'ii delln l'ncp nubia
deeiso dl Jr.ciaro la sisteinar.Ione della
qiiestlone dl Flume n diretti negoziati
tra i'ltalia e la Jugoslavia.
Ii'luine. 1K ottobre. 11 Professor 5Ca-
nella, capo delln popolazlone Itnllniia ill
Flume (?) die leccntcinente venue In
nliei-tn rnttlirn coll U'Alinlltlzlo. llll lr.S-
clnto In idttn' ner sconosclutil destlnu-
Inno Iliirnnte In sua nsseu7.il l suoi
affnri siiranno enndotti dngll niiiicl die
con lul crr.no coiiiteressati, inn uessuno
e' in grndo di dare qunllasi inforinnzlone
nl rlguurdo. ionic pure Mille rngloui
delln partenza del Prof Zanelln. Uls
nacci giunti n Pimne da Trieste scg-
nulnno die il Zimellii e passato per
eiuelbi clttn'. tiatteiundoiisl soltnnto
uu'ora. , ,
Gnbiirlc D'Annun.io nn piohilnto la
vendltn in lMunic del giornale di Ml
latio' "II Corrlere della Sera", per
l'nttitudlne ostile veiso ciuella clttn'.
WHEELS
Altered and
Repaired
For Passenger Pars oi
Trucks. Qualltv -woiU
Iirompt service and tea
bonable prices.
Franklin Tire &
Rubber Co.
21S1-2R Vine M.
Auto mechanics aie In greater demand
than ever Now Is the tlmo to pre
pare for i;ood iwsitfoni '
Our courses In repairing anil overbnul
Ing all makes of cars .no practical
the fees nro low CVittflVate given for
satlsfaetorj Hoik New classes atart
October 20 and 21
Call or plioti" for details
mmat
school
T r3 (LM Suggest it to her tonight 5 :30 to 8 :00.
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1 II Tenente Orlando, (Igllo dcll'cx
liresldente del Conslgllo del Mlnistrl In
Italia, elm trovnsitrit 1 voloutnri In
Flume, ha sfldnto ,1 Rig. Centitrionc,
nn nltro Segunce dl DAnnunzlo,
perclie' II Ccnturlone, pnrlandn In una
rlunlonc In nn tentro, nvrebbo fntto
itn personale nttacco aU'On, Orlando.
VleniinT 1" ottobre.
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It trattato dl pace dl St Ue,rmftn,eni
tllbnttlto. '
Ij'nccettazlone del trattato dj pace fit
prcsngltn per I'attitudlne della Dclegn--xlonc
Austriaca a Sant German, la
mentre protestavn riguardo ad alcunl
termini clcl trattato e spccinlniento con
trol In perdlta 'del Tlrolo. Austrlnco. a
said del Passo del Hrcnnero, lasclavu
romprendere cho II Governor Austrlivco
si sarebbe rlmesso n kunnto nvrebbe
dcliberato la Conferenza della Pace ae-
cettnndo il uo fato.
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However, there's a "your selection"
Table d'Hole here that
is made up of anything
in soup, meat or fish,
two vegetables, des
sert, coffee, bread and
butter. And when you
pay for it, you get 15c
back for your dollar.
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