Evening public ledger. [volume], October 08, 1918, Night Extra, Image 6

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Peace Will Come Before
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Share Benefits
By the United PreMi
Washington, Oct
ENGINE HITS TROLtEY; 4 HURT
Loromolhr nntl Hop Island Car
111 Collision
Knur mm fff Infjutcd tndav vvhen
an ealbnund Hog Inland Jtnllfv car on
the Houthwculern line wan etnieU li a
((lifting engine at Hroad itleel nml
Oiegon avenue and dratgciT tor a ills-'
tance of :0ft feet befeue the momentum'
of the engine roulil be i hreked The
car, which contained Imt nm- pasttengei,
was turned completely uvei b the Im-p-ict.
The Hccldent Is iald to have been I
caused bv fallute to nberve the slgpaH
nf the tlagmnn on dutv who tins In
jured In n nln attempt to Ktop the) I
tlollev befoie It veas too lae i
The Injured nre Wlillnm Jlllbcit. 12
veara old. fil? Wolf etreet. the roniliir I
tor! William Halnbrldge 3." veare old,'
ki::i Woodland .s.vrnue. mntorman:
lames Ward. 06 veari old. I7H9 South
Seventeenth street, flagman at the gtade
croeslng and an unidentified passenger
who was tteated for inlnot iiits and
bniles ill thi tc-etn of the accident and
ent home
The others nele tal.en to the Methodic
l;plioial Hospital lti H passing ntitn
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ENGINE HITS TROLLEY CAR
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i Th. convalesce o(- from the n' -J"" T """'
i 1r disease of, Bolshevism J proceeding at a ,
I 9, remarkabl) raplil pace. With the cN- . .........
H'JoMhechcnera.Mrlekennnter. A STAMP A ITALIANA
lfTortel:&tes and diMrlct 6f IVtiogiad
ni ow th.r. , Mr.ua.U no plnc IM A nFFFRTA IM PAf,FJ
t-tt. 'lnKiiiia where the power of iiilm
'.'and Trotskv Is enercivtd cables to the (
., iKusalan iba- indicated toaaj
tJ'JfAII the nationalities Inhabiting llw
r ) rt.have once more united for the eMnb-
fJIr)ment oi a iree aim pivf"""-
;0Jy the nationalities of the Caummf .
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i tnd the Ukraine in" noi " ii .w
. inertunlty to offer their aiicniance m
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Tntli i Giornali Cnntrari alle
Pnipo-le tlello lNteii7C
Centr.ili
Putinhfrt nn nieiriiitil Under
rr'itMi r Nj tn
tilhrlit t th ncf nf Ortohr fl
Jft: un file k tit INntofflce ' 'M1-
IlIMlla r
Hy btirr it II P - 'ni
f nrn pans
Tofn rf " O nf i
th new' all-Rulan novtrnmeni lorni-u
tUfa. Thin 'li not due lo their opyol- ,
tlon to the new jsoerrtincnf The,
Vleratne Is helples" for tbc tlnn, b6lne.
dua to the Dtesence of a (iefman armj
Rnmn. ' U' l"t
Noi Hl.li.irnn ailut 1'1-OBIio ill t
to Turko-Qerman occupation torln 'Juila! vpf, , ,ii p cur.i.i' i sono
Alm nf N Rule ' ora In i hi mal tnninmlsKibll 1' pa
lmbaador BakhiretUff li in lonntaiu lolertel l-nvld-ni. iNon mimedlatn-
touch with the nen Keinnient which ment- ilopo II Huttto dille lile dl
J? 41 iceplnp adled of eer moc belntf pare ili-U' Vustrla Minn it impale a
"1.! Ti,.ii fm the reseneratlon of , crandl' caiatm I d U elotniih lKlot.a,
itnllanl
ciu- la t IJi0t.t futtw
J . ..-. ...i. i.iir a million men
- nuinurjjii iit"uj ....... -
' The Caurasui Is lif, a aimllar pllpbt. due
Idf
nwur lit iiw"" .
.. ii .niintrv. Its re-entmnc Into the ' come tompendo dell Httltuillni-
?"4 r the. jjibroiMtion of the Hrest- vein, l ihuimi innvlmen'o dl puce
:T . T.ltovsk treaties and 'the restoration f j, i;poi i aRgluns.'
Vth nation's unlt and Independence
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ill principal dlfferen'eH hetw'ecn the Uoir,
reioectlvo faction, and regloni r-prr. nuo
aentad In the new Roernmem nif ""
Imept wa- )n favor of a constitutional
"The- a'mbassjdor hlrnM-lf would make
no aUtement He permitted the nul.JU.a
tlo.of th latetl cablei irceled b hlin
tatlnc they speak for themeUe
Lnite Ml KuMlam
rdlnr to the cabin tne nnunn.i.
dal I'lesldPiite HjfOi III settimbre
dyr.i eaere riudl.i mi 11 prciento e
o tnnello tftt ii . 1 I nimli'o Tutu
la stampa li.illnna il 'be li rlohlcsta
pet un Jimitlzl" r coiifes"lno dl
dNfntta ilrpli lrnr.rii iVntrall ma he
all MIeati lilvoeria U pteVemtino I'
iiemki) II qujle inn nueno me70 rerca
ifupRie alle onseRurnze del uol atti
II flioriMle d Italia dire
1, Kustrla rercA lmbrogllare le nstilrn
slonl naionall Inll.me pet un umpllie
rltoino dlo tatui rpio. ine70 che- rap
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CAMP LEE INFLUENZA 1 GERMANS FORCE BELGIANS I .mI
SITUATION IMPROVES TO DO MILITARY WORK
I'olir turn wvre mjtirrd ulirn un riitbuiinil ll"i! 1-ltnil lroll" ur .J
truck U ii fliiflin? eiijinc ilIlrnail -1100! ami tlrrgnn .nciiur
Foch Strikes at Vital Positions of Germans
JVrcUtMUl ' '" . . .. 1
1 i f convantlirt at t'fa wai compoMfii or nu 1 fs(,nltr,hbo n p(.rrnanente lrrrcon-
Ji h members nf tne iniwiiunu -'''" UlahlIe ronfl'ttn tin 1 Itnllii e l'Austrla
bly. repreaentathes of the teniporarv flnn c()e ,(Ur,ta teria' otto II sun do
K ' oermnent of Siberia, the Ltai-. ,"'" 1 mlnlo t.irltorl ibltntldi llcllnnl -
. . - J fithnnla renrentat t ei Oi , .. 1. ..,( 1 ,.tn.nnll .lift.
tr llrt Cossacks of Orenbure. Lralsk, hi- rlalir) (j,jc m,0f pioposte dl pace dl
tvetfa, Irkutsk. Semlretch. enissei "" Berlino c Vienna Ksl awcttono II
uubhllcn dl eiixcie in Ruaruia lumro
I qursto nuoo tranello
II Allnisleio delli Ouerra. In bae a
rep- I rtinnmii ,ip Cniiinndfi SnDremo Italiuno
;3 Vesehtathei of the convention or nm- I)(l pubbllcato, ml pomtrlsEl" ill lei I, il
.v nlclpalltlts and 7msnos or iiim- in i..e Stt,
rrta Irkutsk. Semlretch. enunei aim (
$ Atrakhan: iepresentatlves of the fo
'"(. rinents of the Bashkirs and Kitkhlii
1 ViWTurkestan and the Turco-Tarlars of
: j thi Interior of Russia and i oeria.
.F Htnlnalltlfl
i .i.. it. .r ih Soital Itevo-
& unihana mc w.f., - -- -- , .. . i
iff lirilaiurr. Social IXinociatlr. ocmi"t ;
' Tr Stw .nd ronitltutlonal Democratic
lift'Vrtles of the,Soclal Demociatlc Rio.ip
I' .'""vMlnstvo" and the association for the
rV.TJnb of ttussla
J T m. ..- .nn.f il nn nf lbeneu
t4Jj' Kovtrnment Is the fear of a possible
b'fol twemature. peace between the- Allies and
i, :f .,.. ..Yf,.- fc.fnre the re-entrance of ttu-
. . .. . lant.ABiailm
lBt tlt war.
!..?ias len assurance
Bakh
thai the
rj-f .jiosafklUty or a premature peace is so
' f, remote as to be without the bounds of
f tit ' poaslbillty. , ,
littUICO ivn..v - -
bauy 'oday outline In detail the prln
';. dplea upon which the new government
"LA Is handed. They are
' , First, Until the moment of the (crain.
cation of the Constituent Assembl the
" ,...4. M-niUlAtinli vni M-nmnnt Is fhe
1 soW Doaneasor of supreme powei ovci
T thtVtwle terrltor or i;uisia.
V Second. On order ot the Rnsslan pro
3 vlaVonal Government all functions of hu
i. nmni noer temporarlll exere'sed bv
thtj regional governmepta aie tinnsmlt-
t td to th liroVlslonal government
"Third Definition of the limits of pow.
s irlot thn regional governments, which
r K founded on bioad leglonal
tUtomJ-, IS connneo ro me lucigmem
; of Hie Russian provisional government
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i't R Tvo Killed in Biivtlr Crai-Ii
:c
tuentn comunicato
I'n riparto ltallano (n miignllonr
ha ntttavernto II tlume Chlese fd t
tnetralo in Daone tlanneglntido 1 sis.
ttjnl dl dlfesa lesplngcmlo un forte rl
paito nemlco ( torn.indo salvo cntio h
nostre llnee
' 'Veils Valle del lire in a un riparto
nemlco rhe tenlava dl rasgluiiKCic It
tioxirc llneo a Croltelle fmsrcsplnto
I.e noitre aeronav I nanno ctlkaci
tnente bambirdito Prlmolano e I'ur-lfie
In Albania le notie tiuppe hanno
contlnualo In nt.im.la attr-tvtrso 11 baso
corso dello M.umbl, rjtturando prlKloni
eil A noid dl ttcrut le notre avan
ginrdlc hanno r-npraffitto lc ittro
guardle nemlche e dopo aver tr.nerfato
ij Pevoll, ora marciano kojnu 12ll)a-an
tirandl magszrlnl dl mtinlnlonl e J.100
fuclll fuionu abbandonul dal nemlco a
Herat
Sin Alaesta II Rr d Italia ha decoiato
con la gian Croco delllAdlne del sS
XIauiilo f I.azraio II pin' vecclno td
alto oid ue ravallereei o itiilltarr, 1 gem -1
all umeilcanl IMvtoli ' March John
'I. l'ershlng i Tasker II Itliss l.a
decor?Ione al Uenerale AIiu-li sar.i
con.sennata in Washington dal Rcgio
i mlaclatoie ltallano
' KklilnKtnn, I (., snttnhre
In ilispacclo utllclali dt Roma nn
nunzla 'he le dlchlaiazintit drl I'rincipe
.Muslmlllauo, II nuovo cauct-llleic gel
U llir twminlcd Vph
It'iuwiiiK niiijnr ulieralloii" mi the
nt I f thi' I'll1 fioin tile .Mcue to
In Ninth i l, lit ill li .iml Atiiirlinii
tonps todiv are sin islilnu into tin-
ti.li diffuses "f the Hlndenhuijr line
littvvtvii -i cjuintln mil ('.inibr.il
While Tlelil Marshal ll.ili,' If at
i ii King mi the twentv-inlln front
t orlli nf M fjurntln the Tiiti'li
nong Hit 'ulppe iniitlnue theli prog,
n k nnrthwiril t'lwiml the Cennun
mmtinlcitinn line ilcpllt- fining
client t.slnlanie I he I'rrnrli lnv
titchetl the Juncture of tin ulpi
snd Msne ilvirs mil htvn forcul
tin It wnv Into two l.igo towns on the
i.iilille Sulppi
The Anglo-mei lean tin list ngiln-H
I vital -cit'ir liitweni Catiiliral mid
Qiientln fnllnw- "in ippiful local
ipHiatlons Monti iv In the regions of
UcMtitcvoli mil iiiinllirelnln On
ii fiont oi .itt.it U the Tirltlsh nnd
rnerkiins nr pnshliic i-twaril from
lillls e"t of the until bctwem
ltd towns tnnatil the i iilw.iv junc-
ii of ISoli.iin atid tlio talluav line
i nine north mil sntith which are
i Importint to tin Herman supplv
t-iit in tins region
Successful continuation nf the
l'wnch advance notih and nnrtheust
of Rhclms i" inenm ing the Mcurltv
of the I.aoii nn-'sif ftcr cnptuilng
Uenj-au-R ic the I'tench arc lighting
i lir-li i " ottile snr-illppr at
the jtinit on m un Mne and Mi'iipc
I'mgrcs tnrili ird fioin thtc towns
would otittlink Ijntlt the t'hiiminpne
tint I. ion po-itnuis now nccuplcil liv
Un i-timaiis and m il.r untenable the
lines of both the lne imd the Id -lourni-
In I lie cintti bv nlt-i Ing
Islrs-siii-xiilppe nnd lapturlng llaan
cniiit. the I renr'i appirciith Inve
bic'.cn the Cittnin hold on the Milp
n anil imnle nrce-arv a retirement
to tin Ritotiriii nr Mmic further
ninth
On tin- n irt,h the r.elBlan and
lirltlsh pressini l maintained and
iitiiiit tin- tlueil of fntthei major at
tacks the t firmans lontlnuc to vtlth
draw from the ltelglan tonftnl le
Sinn It i repotted the encmv is re
lucting a ti lephonn lines and burn
ing his -tons it Knokke flu miles
from tli llollind frontier i it of
t briiggc
1'rnm ihe 1-uippe In the Mi ue
nn the "ouihern end nf the line, the
I-'ictnh i nd Vmerlcnns lontlnuc to
lius the eiumv hard Largo flics
aie r port nl In hind tin- Cerman lines
on the inerii m t-cttnr east nf the
rcrmne id the Importint town of
llrleulles on the veuiii bank of the
Tltusr i- liurnlng
Marked Deercagc in Number
of New Cases Reported.
Boosting Bond Sale
t amp l.ee, ., Oct. S.
A steadv Improvement Is being shown
In the lunuennH Hltttatlon, and It Is
thought that If favorable, w either pre
vails the inaladv will n.on have vrsged
Its course In the depot brigade and
Jti the- placement camp, the two piln
rlpal units at the camp, and where the
disease 1ms been the severest, there Is
a market! tlecrensn in the number ot
new cases leported. More tutu are be
ing leturnetl to full military duty than
are being sent to the hospllalH with the
disease
Todnj report showed t:fi new eases,
making a total since the nppeatance nf
the cpldetnlr of 8741 There were 45!
men returned to mllltitrj Uut todav,
inaklng n total of S013 who have com
pletely lecovered from the disease
Them weie thlrtv-sK deaths, bringing
the total who have suceumbed to pneu
monia to ait,
Petersburg stteets presented a de
"cried appeaiatue list night so far ns
soldier" weic concerned Thu order
prohibiting the Issuance of passes
eept for matters of business has had
the effect ' keeping vlrttiitl.v nil of
ficers nnd men In cimp The order, m
lsued, makes no provision for men
I whose families itlde In Petersburg
lsitlrg tint tit The dleife Is in
creasing In Petersburg to a gieatei ex
'ent than It Is at the camp
L'nder order, reeenilv recclvcel from
the Wnr Deptrtiu tit civilian appl'cints
for admission to thn I'ctitiul tiff'eir'
Training School will be examined nt tho
licadnuarters of the sohnol it this camp
I This Is a change of pollcv, as hereto
fore' applicants were ivainlnt'l ciili-lv
by the profcyor of mllitHrv se.enen In
various school" of Ihe Mate Tln"
irofesors wherever located tin still
exunilii" nppllc tnts
Male Population Torn From Homes and Compelled to Labor on
Teuton Defemci at Moment Prince Max
Calls for Peace
front
Uhe Pennsylvania, .nthra:lt fields wltt
help In reopcnln the collieries in iens.
now In the hands of thn Allies. All
former hard-coal diggers with I'ershlng'n,
forces have been organized Into a speJ
rial unit fcr the. purpose. Cablrjrramsi
fromvths western front say that the
Hermans, before abandoning Lens,
flooded the mines and other 'se dim
axed them.
the male population from 15 to 45 j ears
being torn iroui mo n
tomes and sub
looturt m the must brutal treatment
These men are compelled to work at
forced labor for tno miiuarv- neens ot
1 H) the Associated Presi
Hatre, Oct S
The Relglan flovernment has Issued
U HtBlimnnl thtit fi nm I ti mill In lie
vond the elt of Bruges the male pop- tho etiemv.
illation between the ages of la and 15' ... ,fnl.,
have, been brutallv torn from their . ,h ui,ni,V
home, and forced to labor on (ltnnieM flclglan soil the Herman armies
military work. . I,.,,i tth rrdniibleri rrueltv the ex-
TJS'Jiri.,h'tt,m,'i!t J??!: . cesses which marked the Invasion of
Pure and Harmless
It Can Save Your Teeth
iSew Trials Denleil Murderer'
conferring for several weeks past with
tho Allied Governments on the subject
of measures which aro necessitated bv
methods of systematic destruction nnd
pillage which the enemy Is emplojlng In
territory he Is obliged to evacuate.
Belgium mis oeen rrom tne negtn
nlnr ftt the ntir evnAA.t tn Irin nntrnres I
of the. Herman arml6,s At th very mo-1 rtncsuler, Pa Oct, 8- William Mr.
ment the new lmperlnl Chancellor Is Miller, who killed Dora I'ord. his com
procl&lrnlng his anxiety for the happl- mon-law wife, because she left him, and
ness of peoples and his will to work for Hamuel Garner, convicted of klll'ng
he dellveranw of humatilt, the- Belgian Kllzabeth Itusih In northern I-ancaster
Oovernment receives news nf fresh ex- , County, have been refused new trials
cesses nn the patt or the Herman by the Court, and only the Supreme
armlts In occupied Belgium Court stands between them nnd the
"Krom the coast to bevond Bruges ' electric chalt.
engeful clamor would arle from ni. ,. .:..... :.u j. :;.:,..
...t.v ....t.i if .t eh. n,nmnt t.t xon t czcertmrnt TTith . dentifriceti
"'' .""'" v. r.- .. ir:i .t.t. .. .-.. jt, j ..!j:
t.iBiiun xu tuic unease; m,iiu eiciuit
are dingerom. Ask jour dentin.
You can depend on iixtj'-yer tested
SOZODONT to Veep jour teeth and
gums clen, wholesome and healthy
which it the real and only safe work
acniimcc.
Itclrlnin nnd If thev undertook to con
summate the ruin of the c-ountiy by
pillage, arson nnd the wholesale de
portatlon of tho people."
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FOR THE TEETH
Liquid Powder or Pasta
SOLD BV DEALERS EVERYWHERE
War size
3
5c straight
Invincible and Longfellow M7Ch, 6c
jlWj&BVgsit
irojHcn's.
iS't-7.- Hosiery
All Suit Colors
$1.65
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vfirl and William anamarl soungi piodntto In Italw I Impresslone che 11
s(. 1 Oct S Claieneei manko. In rJ-guaido alia pace, nanno
gtiol sforl pel la pac e alio copo dl far
dltnlntilre le opeiazlnnl dellc Nazloue
dell Intesa
,V5L jneen of Buena. near heie. are dean a'ter nemco ualizzandn it pericedo elella sun
.l'Sl.nea0 "n c"lslon, "1,:" ,""lu ' V. pnlzlone ha deelso ell Inten-ltlcate I
HJTlin caillW lOKriiivi urm iiic iuii . ... ..
"HL nCittl and were brought to the hospital
-A. lierc. UlggJrl died In an hour and
iV'Tanaman two hnuis -nfteriTaitl.
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Finely Adapted to
Factory Purposes
Louisville, Ky., Nov. 7, 1918
uttHery plant of the UNITED AMERICAN
'COMPANY, covering about 9 acres, on Illinois
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glazed kid, field infflwe kid, battleship gray kid, gray ooze calf, Koko
calf, black Russian calf and the fashionable combinations.
Super-quality Models Special Grades
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1 Buildings Ate modern
' brick and concrete con-
structi'on, thoroughly up-kVte-dajte.
"Boiler Plant 1 350 horse
Mwer Babcock Wilcox
benlers.
Automatic stokers.
iAh ej'ectors.
f Coal loading device.
JrM'WateT aoftener plant.
I Automatic sprinkler
jiafatem.
.Complete electric light
4Htel power plant.
Om brick and one iron
fli warehouse, thorough-
rfffsed VntH well sea
soned heavy timber. Ag
gregate storage capacity
100,000 barrels.
Vjrain mill.
Capacity 2,000 bushels
per day.
Uryers and Evaporators
of large capacity and of
latest pattern in solid brick'
and concrete buildings.
oteel storage tanks.
machine shop, Garage,
etc.
Abundant well water
supply.
Lity sewer.
Vity water.
s-ity electric light and
power connections.
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conditions, terms, etc., wire or write
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Markit Street Store Opens Daily at 10 A. M. Close S P. M., tseept Saturdays, when it U
open until 10 P. M. Branch Stores ttrirtty -obseri'e IIQHTLESS NIGHTS, and are optn
evenmat on Fridays and Saturdays only.
919-921 MARKET STREET
dOfh and Chestnut Sts.
1028-30 Lancaster Ave
2746-.fi GermanUvm Ave.
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Announce An I
in the volume of their Ready
to -Wear Clothing business
of September in comparison with that of the
same month in 1917,
As our esteemed (food product friends
say, "There's a Reason"; in fact, there arc
several, but the outstanding, significant rea
son is that a large and increasing number
of men are buying "Clothes of Value" this
season.
There is no profiteering in. Reed's cloth
ing. When hy reason of exceptionally fav
orable buying facilities special price advan
tages are secured by Reed's their customers
share in them.
Think it over when you want to buy that new suit or overcoat it's worth
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Fall and f inter Suits in Correct Models and
Proper Fabrics, $20 to $75
Overcoats, $20 to $85
Jacob Reed's Sons
1424-1426 CHESTNUT STREET
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