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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
ANGLO-FRENCH EXTEND
sOMME OFFENSIVE; FIGHTING
GROWING in VIOLENCE

LONDON, Oct. IT.
Violent fighting was In progress all night
on the Somme front. West and south OF
Bapaume the British and French kept
pounding the Germans in their encircling
movement TO pocket Bapaume. German
counter-attacSs were followed by tremen-
dous bombardment Of the new French posi-
tlon in Sally Saillisel, on the Bapaume-
Peronne highway
The penetration of this position by the
French is regarded by military critics as
success of the first rank for the Germans
had established powerful fortihcations there
and regarded the place as lmpregnable.
The next objective of the French In
that sector Is the town OF lie Transloy,
also on the Bapaune Peronne road.
British troops are pushing on lie Baraue.
They are meeting with strong resistance.
however.
Only three miles separate the British
from their prize-Bapaume-bu the French
are about Ave miles away
The British have extended their offensive
north of the Ancre brook and entered enemy
trenches west OF Serre, General Haig re-
ported this afternoon.
Since the first day of the offensive. when
the British drew their lines close to Serre
and then were driven back. there has
been no fighting on this front. The Ger
mans, holding n strong position Mt Thiepval
made It inadvisable for the Allies 10 ex-
tend their operations further north. The
capture OF Thepvai opened the way for a
widening OF the front
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
NEGRO GIRL KILLED BY AUTO
Car Belonging to Mrs. John Read, Wal
nut Street, Strikes Unidentified
observation-disclosures Held

negro girl. about eight years old, un-
identihed. was struck and killed today by an
automobile at Broad and Poplar streets
making the ninety-sixth motor fatality In
Philadelphia since January 1.
The child was crossing Broad street and
had almost reached the west sidewalk IN
front Of the Metropolitan Opera House.
when she was struck BY a southbound tour
ing car. owned by Mrs. John Read. of 39i7
Walnut street. and driven by John III. uui-
win. 274l North Sydenham street
oulvin. after the accident. took the victim
In his car TO Hahnemann Hospital. where
fhe child was pronounced dead. The body
was sent 10 the Morgue. and Gulvin was
turned over 10 the police.
The child was haticss but wore blue
and white striped coat with red collar. and a
black and white calico dress. with black
shoes and stockings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
LAUNCHES GREAT
OFFENSIVE ON EAST FRONT

tIons and standing IN the face OF the ap.
preaching enemy turned loose rife and ma
chine gun 0re into dense masses OF nd-
vnnclnr enemy troops. These crowded col
umns were IN some places literally moved
down.
Detailed reports show that the attacka
between october > and 10 are 70 be counted
among the largest hghtinR actions q the
whole Sommo battle" wrote the military
critic Of the semioflcai Overseas News
Agency The objects OF these huge French
and English efforts were Bapaume and
pcrOnne.
THE violence OF these attacks was
especially directed north OF the Somme
against the front extending from Cource-
iette to the st. Pierre vaaat wood and
south OF the somme against the front
between Fresnes, Mazancourt and Chaulnes.
The tenacious defenders OF the somme
front had thought Il impossible 20 exceed
the violence OF the drum FIRE used during
continued the military critic. hut this was
now done by the artillery fre OF the
eleventh and twelfth.
Nevertheless and In spite OF the terrific
hail OF iron the English and French did not
succeed In making the German positions
ripe for etorminK. The French and Eng
iish storming columns started In compact,
crowded waves. but soon came TO a stand
still In well-aimed German curtain fire In
spite OF heavy losses they attempted unln-
terruptedly one advance after another
against the German positions Near Sally
they six times launched attacks for storm
ing, but all these thrusts failed completely
1T becomes more and more probable that
the French and English VIII bleed TO death
on the unEhakable German front lust as
the Russians did In Oalicia"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17

confirr~a from rsss One
preparation a. force ns any known since
the Russian offensive began.
Along tho Brody-Lemberr Railroad ana
IN the region Of Haiicz---the two most vital
points IN the defenses OF Central ualicie.--
fbc Czaf'D troope are pressing the night
Berlin and Vienna offlcially report that the
Pussans swung from their trenches In deep
fle formation. The constantly repeated
claims OF severe Russian losses indicate that
thc Russians are paying dearly for these
tactics
Along The stolhod front the Russians are
etlil pounding NJ the Teuton lines but OBJ
servers here regard this a. purely an of
fenslve- defensive move--an effort 20 prevent
the Germans and Austrlnns from launching
a drive The ofiiciai communication from
Petrograd tells OF the Germans hrinf
grenades charged with asphyxiating gases.
Meantime n strong Teutonlc offensive has
been begun IN the CarpathianB and there IL
fierce hghting on n seventy-nve-nlle front
from the Jabionica Pass 20 the Rumanlan
border While the plans OF Field Marshal
won Hndenburg have not been revealed yet.
II ia apparent that General Brussiion on
deavors 10 offset the Carpathian drive by
intenaifying the battle around Lemberg.
This seems 20 be the meaning OF the re-
newed Central oaiicia battle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
LA LEONARDO DA VINCI
RDMASE VTTTTNdA DI UN
IGNOTO COSPRATORE
La COMMISSIONS di Inchiesta
Ha Concluso / Suoi Lavori.
100000 lire di Taglia
sui Colpevole
IsULLE 'FRONT.' DI GUERRA

ROMA, IL Ottobre.
La commissions specialc nominate re-
centemerte dal governo per fare una In
chiesta esauriente circa II dlsastro della
dreadnought Leonardo da vinci che salto
mel porto di Taranto nell'estate scorsa In
I scEuito nd una esplosione al cui non ri
ciuso suoi lavori. II risultato deil'inchi-
esta. diretta dalrammiraglio Canevaro che
presiede Ia commissions, O. che la nave fu
fatta saltare IN aria da un cospiratore. La
Leonardo da Vinci e. rimasta dunque Wit
TINA, como molt supponevano. di un atten-
tato. Quelo che non e. state possible as
sodare e. &c 81 tratta dl un attentato COM
messo da una deii'equlpaggio o da un es-
trance che riuscr penetrare nella nave,
ma s crede generaimente che fautore del
fattentato era una spia degl imperi CEN
trail cd un agente dele spie teutoniche.
II governo ha promesso una Qualifications
ei 100000 lire a colui che fara' scoprire
condannare rautore o gil autori dellatten-
tato. o mel frattempo la polizia lavora
alacremente ALA ricerca del criininale
Poche notixie ST hanno oggi dalla fronte
ftaliana. ii communicate del generate Ca
dorna e. brevissimo ed annuncia scitanto
piccole azlon d fanterla che ad ogni modo
hanno dato allie truppe italiane II mezzo di
estendere Ia zona della loro occupazione a
esd-est al Gorizia Q sulla Quota 20S, sui
Carso. Ecco II testo del rapporto:
Lungo pintera fronte di battagiia
gruppl di operai milltari sono stati at
tlvi 81 sono avuts alcune azioni di
artiglieria.
Ad est della Vertoibizza Ia sud-est
al Gorizia) sulla Quota 20s (sul Carso
meridionalo) moi abbiamo esteso Ia
zona delie nostre posizioni mediante
plccole azioni iocaii. cd abbiamo anche
preso aicuni prlgionierL
SuIia fronte della volinia della Gallzia
fnfuria ancora una violenta battagla
iniziata dale trupps del generate russo
Bruslon Queste attaccano le poderose
difese atstro-teden:he, mentre le forze
feutoniche tentano di prendere Poffensiva
nella regione del Clrpazii per richiamare
nord le truppe rusJe che son6 state inviate
In soccorso del runieni.
Sulle 'front.' dl battaglia della Rumania
ie sorti della lotsa VOLCANO oggi piuttoso
favorevoli agli aileati deilIntesa. Mentre
nella Transiivania 1 rumeni hanno potuto
inalmente front,ggiare le force del generate
Won Falkenhay1 ed arrestarne la marcia
verso piani della Moldavia della vala-
CHA, attraverso I paasi riconquistati dai
teutoni. nella Dobrudja, dove operano le
forze bulgaro-tedesche del generate Won
Mackensen, 1 russo-rumeni hanno attaccato
vigcrosafnente ed hanno respinto II nemico
fino Dobric. In telegramma da Petro-
grad dice che II re Ferdlnando di Rumana
ha visitato In fronte della Transilvania ed
ha trovato che In situazione q eccellente.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17

Others IN Courtroom Also Injured in
Attack -Assailsnt Blames Girl

BALTIMORE. Nd. oct. i7--shrleklnx
God is Just !" a woman, insane with rage.
burst Into the Grand Jury witness room
today and threw acid over her husband.
detective. and others m the room. She u
Mary zinkiand. Of i10 South Eutaw street.
Her husband. Edward zlnkland. and the
other victims were taken TO Mercy Hospital
police station
That gIrl who's wrecked my life IL In
therein that room - she h quoted a. say
ing. right after she threw the acid.
The husband and another woman were
waiting TO testify In an assault case.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
Eight Couples Get EILtOn License.

ELRToN. Nd. Oct. flight couples
came to Eil,ton today and obtained mar.
riage licenses At the Office OF the court They
were: George Edward Hink and Mary II
McKeever. Philadelphia Paul p. Burns
Chester. Pa. and Sarah NJ Handy. Car.
penter. Del Adrona Stonaher and Sarah
NJ. emory Phoenixville; William II. Green
and Ann Conlin. PhIladeiphia. Henry A
Thinnes and Viola q. SaciSard, Camden
Francis Wilson and Martha Elizabeth Nc
Keever, Camden; Clarence Hun and Mary
Murphy Chester. Pa. Shepperd Maeingen
and catharine Elizabeth Reese, West
Chester. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17

f1srrIeburr br me Registration ,com'n,-.
~Ionrrr today. The opinion = str<a pt
the First Dcprfv Attorney General ~
ths ef.se CONSTITUTION. which sptcihef that
q voter must have been erresecd ~ esr,
two months before eiection day and must
have paid HE taxes At least one month oe-
fore election.
Circulars cfnphssixlnx this law, were
sent 20 the ruardsmcn on the 'orcsI J.
,,,o,th aeo. ana blank forms were incloeed
for them 20 fil. giving them blank power
OF attorney.
since public hearings were started by the
Regeneration Commission october II. ssl
names have been added 20 the reEistrsuon
lists. 5ss OF whom are Republicans tnrty-
tnre. ner,oernfs ten nonpartisan and one
Prohibition. OF the 81 names added. ssb
were national suardsnen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17

ROME. oct i7.--kdviccs from Albania
deplct the position Of the Austrian troops
as being extremely dnnEcrous Ihe c'rs, We
a. rlota IN many towns. At some poin's
The Austrian earrisons have been murdered
by rlotera.
rlabesmsn. under the leadership Of priests
have fied 10 the mountains and are con-
ductlne guerrilla warfare against the ~.
vaders Conflicts between the Anstriens hne
the population occur almost dnip ln .,-
tnri. Duraxro and other larger towns the
dlnpntches say.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
ALLIED SOMME DRIVE WILL
END IN FAILURE, SAYS TEUT0N
REVIEW OF BIG OFFENSIVE
BERLIN. Oct. IL.

BERLIN, OCT. II.
''The tragedy on the somme seems near
a climax" said semoffical statement
reporting frightfuI French and English
losses in recent unsuccessful attempts TO
break the German lines north of the river
When the British rushed forward for an
attack near Guedecourt. the Sixth German
Infantry division left its destroyed posi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
GREEK KINGDOM MAY BECOME
A REPUBLIC, WITH vENIZELOS,
REBEL CHEF, AS PRESIDENT
LONDON. oct, 4

Following the formal recognition OF the
revolutionary Government In Greece by the
Allies. the Daily Mail suggested today that
the Greek Kingdom be transformed into
republic. This paper says that General
Sarrail, Commander-in-Chef OF the Allies
in Macedonia. favors the idea, as also do
many European statesmen.
II is intimated that IL King Constantine
Is deposed the presidency would be offered
TO Eleutherios Veniselos, head OF the rev.
olutionary movement
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
n. G. P. MUST PAY POLL TAX
Guardsmen Barred From Polls Unless
They show Receipt

National guardsmen cannot vote at the
November elections unless they can show
poll tax receipts or receipts OF state ana
county taxes paid during the last Two
years, accordlng 10 n statement received
from the Attorney Generals department Al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
Tvrt. defeated in Cavalry Battle

PETRooRAD. oct i7.--In a cavalry
hattie, ATTY miles west Of Erxerun. Ar
menia. the Russians defeated the Turks. &C.
cordlne TO war once statement today
The Turkish port OF Bciu Is being bonn
barded
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17

ATHENS, Oct. IL
King Constantine. IN reviewing n naval
brigade that had disembarlsed from Greek
warships taken over by the Allies. said
This day your lips are moistened with
bitter poison. Your proud souls looking
for a united, victorious Greece, saw her
bleeding from fresh wounds MY Govern
ment was compelled to give you orders 10
quilt your ships and, faithful to your vow
OF loyalty to your King, you obeyed" d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17

VIENNA. oct 17.--'Tn nghting near
Sober (southeast OF Gorizia) we c.lptui Il
Two officers. twenty-one men and three ma
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
LONDON, oct. II.

British patrols have been active on both
fronts in Macedonia. Il was officially an
nounccd today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
ITALIANS EXTEND THEIR GAINS
SOUTHEAST OF GORZIA; ONLY
SMALL ACTIONS REPORTED

ROME oct i7.--"Along the whole front
working parties were active. and some
artillery actions took place" says last
nights officiai report. East OF Vertoiblzza
tsouthoast OF GorizIa), and on Hill EOS (on
the southern carso) we extended our posi-
tions BY means Of small local actions, taxi
ing few prisoners"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-17
BULGARIAN ASSAULTS ALONG
ROAD TO M0NASTIR CRUSHED;
BITTER FIGHTING ON CERNA

PARIS, Oct II,
Bulgarian troops holding the road to the
Macedonian city OF Monastir have been
making strong attacks against the Serbian
positions in the last twenty-four hours. II II
reported in an official statement on the
Balkan operations issued by the War Of
fioe today.
In spite OF the vigor OF the assaults. all
were repuised The nghtlng was partic-
ularly severe along the Cerna River
Artillery dueis were reported from that
section OF the Balkan front held by the
French.
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bat ord 8riigge aus ieinem Dorm
ros6enidlof ermeft.
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lflpimmen ~un5abliee Sdmdne, ido-
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proletariidem &leinleben. 0ann
fon1mt Ser peinlide &ano Ser StoOt,
oieie nod utbebauten Steaen, auf
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einmal Elm ebenlo bdBlides Neben=
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gui11enfloiter. Die Wiitter6en in ben
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nod itiGer, mie iorit an BEN meiBen
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alopf, uno floppeln Spiten. Wan
meiB, oob in fait aaen no~roflanori=
i6en Staoten- f%lolterartige Gereini=
g1ngen bon nei6Iiden Yerionen 5it
religiolem 9eben uno @erfen Der
garm6er5igfeit obne lebensldneli6
binoenbe @eliiboe iib bis ouf nniere
s3eit erbolten baben. Die S6pe=
ltern leben 5utrd6it in aonpentell
inter 9lnfli6t uno oiirfen nad feds
SSSobren in @in5elbalts6en 5ieben,
sic 5tpei big bier @obnungen emit
bolten uno rei5etto als ser ioge-
ftonnte o9egltinenbof" unt Die Stride
gefebrt iinb. lteberIhreitet man oie
9ogen6riigge bes 9eguinenfloiters,
10 fiiblt man iif tpie in einem beili=
gen 8e5irf. &leine Straben, oie
bie Iamen bon Seiligen tra9en,
lnufen frer5 uno quer, Idneioen iid
uno LAUREN i'm 8ogen meiter, Inn Ell
men gan3en mittelalterliden Srt
gu biloen, cine Staot fir iid in Ser
anoeren Staot, Die ionit nod ber-
%itorbener lit als iene, 10 itlinnm uiro
leer, oaB man mn leiie BEN SUB
atfiebt. l1nb gebt man an ben ipeiB=
getiindten SGuiern porii6er, 10 bat
ma unni1fiirlif oen @inorud, bob
yfein Saltd Ser aufgeregten 3eit
oror1g nod IN oieie GinIamfeit".
un0 bod, riudSltmher GriedI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-07
Die Deuttae Gage.

Die &nm1nen baben geitern nod
Ole Staot gufareit gerGumt unb Die
Oentiden nnb Oeiterrei6er baben lie
beiebt. Sdorfe Sample iino nldt
porgefommen. Die <mdnen fife
ben aniAeineno na6 a%torooiten bin.
Sic tperoen oie oeutiden gerbiinbes
ten mabrIdeinli6 I'M geiib Der gait
gem @alahei loiien. Inb BloeSc
lit BON ben Sruppen ser Central
md6te beiebt. SSn Ma5eoonien, on
Ser Strnma, iino @ngriffe Der Gng-
lGt1ber 5uriidgeidlogen 1lnb in Der
8egeno bon @eronn baben ieit Sar=
gem tpieoer Sample itattgefunben,
in oenen oie 9euti6en iiegrei6 &C.
melen iino.