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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10

sponsig Sobrep Elm GQanfo ergcben, oas fir Die @roBrnottHeGung Srouf.
te6s mbrorNeutlib ihncr ms @epidt fallen prb.
6ranfrei6 berIor 1870 NIT elaBs2otbrtngen etuas iber 5ne nil
tonen gtnmobner. SIS bat bpGc 40 Sabre eenpnuren, che oudb Die
naarite 8unobme Ser @eboIferung, eni6HeBHb Der 0aturnItteten,
betr @wut a~usge8ihen uurbe. 9urb Die bircIten gerIute uno ben
IGidgung Ser @eburten mdbreno oes 9rieges bot Tronfuib iebt mebr
ns oe geb5leumes5unobm bon 90 Snbren %etngebaBt wo miro ouf
Sabre Ennrs auf enen lle6eiduB Der Sterbcdae iber Die @eburen
rGbneu nudien.
@an Grunfreih fem 8G areiaen mO epoB.2obrtnan 8uaf
Er9alten fenta 70 miro cS i'm 2ate Der ionnenoen Sabre gu Der lleber'
5eignng fonmen, oB es enen bRl SIT boben 4rGs Ooflr bGabt bot
Mud Elm ~bonft1n6ioer Geg uo cine MISUNDERSTANDING BEG sfats BON
1870 tonnte 6rnnfreih nibt ir Bic GpFr e~nttbdoigen, Ole es in Oieiem
QreQe aebraht bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10
geIrn.,t Otto gurlot.

Sn ieinem iieiien 2o!nI SID Gio
Ia. StraBe. @egebrensperteite alto.
boIfreie @etr1nfe iino feiner 2undl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10
.1(Msfau Scr Winter>
Wei5cn>G gnte!

8a6ington o. Sui. Sic
6iesiabrige 8intar. 8ei5enernte iuir0
402, 900 8ui5el ergebeH, gegea
100000 i'm 9oriabr. Gle Soui'
meriBeisenernte ober miro beoeuteno
e~rgie6iger iein, ais oieienige oes 90.
rigen Sobres, 70 ooB Der llnterifieo
I'M 8interpei5en mebr als ~oaTgeipos
.gen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10

SIN G6tcaao 0erolO qi6t Cine
.Qciern i6rer 9%ciorgnis QuS0rud
.0oB bic Gei5e uit0 2ie6enSp3r6ig.
felt Der 6ron8oiinueu fih fir one-
.rifnniihe SoI6oten oIs 10 uniDioer.
.itehlid e%rneiien nogen 6aB iie ihrer
fltften Qegenii6er omerifantid)en
Md0den bcrqeTen. a@3ir fenoen
100000 unierer feiniten iuugen
.2eute noh 8ronfreid", ihreibt tie,
uno iaben ie ujft MIR Der 8efab-
rem bes arieges, ion0ern aud Der
8efo9r ans. heiratsluitigen God.
tern Gronfreihs gum Gpfer 5n fall.
len. 8enn utdt 6olo 8oriidtsmuB'
regeln getrofien mer0en, tperoen nod
5rie6ensifluB omerifoniife W1do.
den NIT Dem borlteb nebmen miiHeu,
mos i9uen Die 6ran86finnen oIs I'M
l~DerDenobdr oocr uidt munidens-
inert ubrjg geldlen baben" Ste
idlQgt cine geratung beirntsfabt-
lger 4merifnneriunen Dor, am 61trdl
gceignete g2obnabmen 5t berbin-
Ioern, Dab @Qri5 Ole @ofBeitsglofen
monopoliiiert mo Die amerIfmi.
iden Nl1rtenbGn0ter mangeIs aun0.
idaft oos @eiddft einitelIen mil.
Ten. limo ie iie9t i'm @eiite bereits.
mie Grin5ciiinnen, 5er5oginnen IND
l@rdfinnen nut otbe Door but boneii
porftng girl" in 8ettbelDerb tire
item. I'M einen Ser eoeIber8igen gan
teeiol0aten at fappern.-Sa. ia,
I6ie Sdredeu oes arieges meroen
Ibon Iog gu Gag ofienii6tlider!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10

8enn CT. @eilaub Sbre augen
uuteriuft. 10 etttaeben sic ba6urd
Der @eiabr uniiherer grperimente.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10
Dcnheffer!

Die rationale 2oaO oui Spione
unO ionitiqe 8errater BOT iett IN
allem Crit begouren. llN Den Gr.
foIg ober I'm oorbuietn 81 iidern,
genugt es 6ltrfmts nidt ben ge.
girn scr Sag0 uuo i4ren ltmfang
I'M aan3en 2aH0e ne6it Den benah-
borten aolonien betnnnt 81 MAIDEN.
man ioqta ouh fitr 8eidoffung Der
n0tigen W}ilit6rfopeaen Sorge ira.
0en uno ourd Die 9loft Der gluiif
70 aer6aitooq pie MIR irgeno mog.
lid Die Spione in Siher5eit ME
gen Inn iie oalm moglidit bcqueln
3u fangen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-10

es be5ablt fifl, in ben galni'
Ffi8ierten anseigen" Der 8riDitne 81
mnoneieren.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
ARTILLERY BATTLES
|. ON WESTERN LINE,
.SAySBERl|NREPORT
Heavy Firing Extends From
Dizmudc 10 the Heights n
Inc Meuse.

uIRLtS tyls London. ~ o.
Increased mins fifits ana ARTILLERY
activity m iho western front i' noted
In tho offriu communication from
G'nsrai fImdauaf'efr to-day rho
httomtnt roads,
"Front ~ crown pfnoa Eupprocit
Tho town of D,Hmudo was subJec'
o1 ror % tlmo 70 lively mine firing
H"twoon tho IIouiholst wood and ths
RIVER fys snd south of 'he scarto
there was Increased artillery ,hnc
during Tho afternoon and evening ind
near tho Lys there woro Violent mine
throwing duols.
Front of the German Prince and
Grand Duko Albrccht: On both sides
Of Ornes and on the heights OF tho
Meuse southwest OF Combrcs tho arr
tillery firing revived az intervals.
Macedonian Front: Tho firing ac-
tiviiy Increased on the Vardar and
between tho vardar and Lake Dol
ran"
The evening world., 1917-12-21
WILL FIX COAL PRICES
FOR THE CELLAR DEALERS
Administrator Schley Holds Confer
encc on Subjett-Fog De
laws Deliveries.

H'oye sahloy. Federal Fuel Admin
is'rn'or. viii set price on stove and
rl' coal Hold by so-callcd cellar dealers
tpl' afternoon or tomorrow. IL was an .
homc"d M th" Fuel Administration
u'1dguhrtcrs. 80. C5 broadway. to-day.
Mr. Schiov was IN conference with large
rpal dealers to-day Tho price 10 be-
hxDd on coal In small lots may depend
ON This conference.
The action % the Board Of Aldermen
In 'nacting an ordinance that coal must
be 7old by weight and not by measure
made possible tho price-nxlng. Fuel
Administration officials said.
Tho Fuel Administration has opened
u branch office at No 1S4 Eldridgo
street, corner Of Rlvington. whore tho
complaints coming from the lower east
side will be taken care OF. o. B. Stan.
ton. Deputy Fuel Administrator. Is in
charge Of H.
The heavy fog ON the Hudson River
nr,h"r retarded the movement OF Goa
birgcs from New Jersey tidewater tc
New York City this morning. but tn,
sunshine Of the afternoon facilitated the
movement Of these barges and the WORK
Of handling coal at tldewater.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
ROCKEFELLER GIFT ADDS
100000 TO K. OF C. FUND
Knights Campaign for si,OOo,ooO
for War Work Brings Generous
Response All Over Country.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. 2i.--A
contribution Of ylO0. 900 fpr rs war work
by the Rockefeller Foundation. FOR 1918.
wan announced to-day by the supreme
OHIO. OF the knights OF Columbus. The
response to the appeal for n $4,000. 900
fund has been generous also. Cam
palgns Just closed indicate that PITTS.
burgh has raised 34OO, 900. Omaha S73,-
OoO. Hartford 100000 and California
$500. 600
Ia review of IT, preliminary war
work the supreme Secretary Of ia, order
saya that IA various military and naval
CAMPS seventy i've buildings have been
nut up at u coat OF approximately $780,
900 nnd 5000. 900 worth of equipment has
been furnished. Volunteer cha aplaina ap-
pointed by the Government also are sup
ported.
President Wilson has complimcnted
tho knights Of Columbus for tho work
carried on IN the camps. Foreign work
is being taken up.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
THIS FRENCH BUREAU
TO ACT FOR AMERICA
Nv Associated Pres,

PARIS. Dec. 2l.--A new American
department In the French Govern
ment. OF which Jules Cambon. for
merly French Ambassador TO the
United States, will be the director.
has been formed TO assist Premier
Clemencoau in giving direct attcn-
ton TO the requirements OF the Amer
lean expedltionary force and 10 any
other American activities In France.
NJ. Cambon will represent the
Premier I'm all dealings with the nigi-
est American representatives. In tho
new department will be a central Of
flee OF orders and buying for the
American Army. This office will per-
form the. work for Americans IN
France that the American Govern
ment IL doing for tho French IN the
United States.
NJ. Cambon said to-day the depart
ment was necessary. owing to tEa
rapid expansion Of the American
forces.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
WILSON SURE Of POWER
10 TAKE RAILWAY CONTROL

u EVER. a. D. VIII
1868 Rs mmsni-sepl'
mH.' ~ Gel sl1tst<
.rugry' fee ~ psssas
FYI is s,sssef N r. ssfsfI.
90 "s s4I.s rsnfpsd sifIsf f4H
st. Ht.l sifH fs sstshf - Ifs isf4
#ts Ifs ls ssf however. M f
try dsnfiis eYffiisi.
fI.. F.II I'd. ,nmsu1afiaaf hs OIL
.'. .i' iTssifsb' ant fis isss
.ffsr. afs positive - boil.
.YHs.s fI fss@ 9ysr control o. t.a
n I0 Uia opinion. ~ deerns 10
s..#h.I.
ono senate r1mmifiss hsld m go.
s'aH.n ity o. ~hieh plans fai
.a forthcoming investigation vers d,
HH 1f.H mIts Cueiruan NaWtsff
u. announced that sub-comnirts.
~ aira'f and senator. pomsfene
es lHbu, NImuins and Kellogg b.I
rs'. 1..I..'sI 10 submit a. tho into.
state Commerce Commission ant 10 fh,
H..o,I 'e' Iti.ss request g.. Hsrs
f.d nrt nrsr inforna,iont
The evening world., 1917-12-21
GIRLS SLAYER SENTENCED.
1Gsiisso acts we q" TiuesH
fssrs fSr J"y alae Tragedy.

l1 Gfteen years 10 prison By. Count
Judge Gibbs Ir fbe Hronx to-day To-
FUrr NiaH tlHI.r Whaoisr. seventosu
yrHrH 0id. OF SO los East tg7tH strsei
frilpwinr an automobile JOY ride on tl.
niruf rf June ~ lrst
NpFiiab0 wtH o. memter ~ 4 partJ
that Included Nlsf Whacisn and Franh
fav'|n NJ $50 80 Wet t01d Street
N4.fIlu0 aud Br,in quarrciied Tn
fnrmor rnid brviln started 90 get re
foly'r mud N1EI'Inp nrcd Miss Whes
ION stepped iu front ~ Deviin and vs.
shut dead. dlgll1nO Tas process
server for law nrm
The evening world., 1917-12-21
GERMANY TAXES OVER
PROPERTY OF AMERICANS
Berlin Ds.lU HONcf y WI
ND Bf conf cli.i ~ g.
fflg.i Up1r

HErLfv Ds. ~ Tho pfgsf,. FOL,
bmar.1ns In Germany bee besn
PLACED under tls frusiseabip ~ the
German Oovsfnmsnt
Tho fadarH Cour.u f1s empowered
The Imperial r41nesuor fq authorize 'hs
appointment of admin. a'flfofs or tfuH.
f.es Tor American romufffili 1fefssfa
fHd private ho.iIrf ir Germany -
Yrnp'riy IN fhs tnIted sfl'ss. Tho psf.
uH'n action primarily tIus ~ pfcvsntlns
'N. Illegal rtio end tHirafar ~ propcffy
.Hd contempi1t.H mother conf scation
nor inffing
Am"fi.trs wifi ro. Ir f~afrietsd in
ih' uao Of their Incomes or In tho con.
durt ~ their commercial Interest s
They have not been moisstad iu their
personal freedom and arc permitted 90
l"ays Gotmnny under conditions similar
~ those " subjects ~ neutral ,yuntrirs
The evening world., 1917-12-21

iag afsir's. ahg fb.ff prssr a. '1fss
sesn b. Affl.il sasr.f O. afs 80
saa,fsf nusss rs fsfaf fls raaf
s1ntfafTas fsfty sAaH 30 iae afr
asmsnf = 90 sIy. saaae T. ~ -
gssh r.HffasnYn pary aads toll
a0t - make fsses HlfH o. eanH7n
sasmy vifhaut ob'aafaa fhs sfffs.
ash' of rs aHf.
~Arfs go To- end" "trs .a
sblsh sithsf parry shall Evs sfmsa
ssassanes auf fBs HYssns ~ rhlca
sssh aasIstaHfs sHau bs sfffssafi
sssn ~ nssf ~ ths Respective A1.
fbortiss % ths e0htfar'Ina parties
"Articis ~ a. uust specially rs
sept in m.n1 flat Eeif sf pafty sbah
ionsldsf Itself obligated in art1f ianes
siih Afticis o. D. rive i's aily armsi
assistance ufIss- 81 fsesivss guar.
satsss fr1m ~ allies 20 The snsot
faat they viii Givs u sssstsnc" 70
ne estsnt n.cesatsisf ~ fba ssri.
BUSINESS u the possible conflict"
Proposaia for cessation of civil
var. but with tho emphatic demand
fha, the Dairhsviki not interfere Win
affairs In the Don region and hat b
rev national government bs immeil.
stsiy formed. wsfs made In com
nunication received to-day from
zen. Kflcdins hotman ~ tie Don
cossackn
smoiny 'ni 'u's headquarters ~
'ho Bolsdsv,kl Government. made the
lnosssSe public without comment
CThe Don region presumably means
ne province Of the Don cossaoks In
ne southeast part Of RusiaD
The newspaper Isviestia to-dhy
published letters from Kaiser Will
helm 10 the Russian Czar. written In
ne summer of 1914. in which the
German Emperor blamed England FOR
larboring anarchists rnd proposed
Ioint protest by other European ma
iion-.
Tho newspaper alleged that the
yisit OF British squadron 20 Russia
bout thai t'mo waA for the purpose
q strengthening the uItra-liberal
party In Russia.
Much casual fighting was reported
rom tho south between Dolshevik
nd Ukrainlan Irregular forces.
Bolgrad Ga town in BessarabiaI
vas reported I'm flames.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
ALICE NELSON Welded.
bridegroom Dr. l.. y. stoddsrd OF
This City-Ceremony Private.

GREENWICH. Conn. Dec, 2i.-A,ce
Nielsen. one of the most celebrated OF
American opera singers. and Or. lie Roy
II. Stoddard. a prominent physician OF
New York, were married here to-day IN
the First Presbyterian Church by the
Rev Frank NJ. Carson.
Tnclr Intention to marry had been
kept secret from her most intimate
friends. Miss Nielsen declaring that she
wanted TO escape both gifts and ad-
vice" only three persons We're present
at tho crcmOny--Erasmus Nielsen. the
brother ~ Miss Nielsen. and his wife
ana Charles W. White. a boyhood friend
OF the bridegroom.
Dr. and Mrs. Stoddgrd viii sail for
! Havana tomorrow, and ON their return
| viii live In New YoIl, Miss Nielsen
Will resume her profession a career.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
Paris Reports ARTILLERY Attacks on
Eastern FIhnk.

PARIS, Doc. 2i.--Activc artillery
lighting on the Nerdun front cast OF
the Meusc, is reported BY the War
office.
Tho artillery is active also at points
on tho eastern end OF the line, es-
pcclally in the vicinity OF Hartmans-
wellerkopf and east OF Thanh.
A big German raid was repulsed al
a point cast of Fayot, two and a half
miles northeast Of 81. Quentin.
LONDON. Dec. 2l.-To-day's Off
cial communication says there is
nothing Of interest TO report
The evening world., 1917-12-21
STABBED WITH WINE BOTTLE

When Joseph Losada. a pantryman
at the Hotel Seville. was late yesterday
morning his fellow pantrymsn, James
Apostolopoulous. reported him, with the
result that the former was rebuked
by the head waiter, This morning
Apos ,olopoulous was tardy and Losadd
asslied him sneeringly, saying ne had
notion TO report him, After a wordy
combat Losada. according TO witness,
broke wine bottle over his pantry
mates head and iabbed him IN the face
with the Jagged edges.
Observation-Disclosures ran into the kitcheI.
pursued 1y Lusdda. whore the latter
Wug oycrpoWgvcl and tl.uCl ovCg
20 the police. Apostolopouious was
s'pbnol no the back Of the head an
l,ty temple. tue back ana risht hand.
lie was taken to tho New York Hospital.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
ITALIANS REGAIN
PART Of GROUND
LOST TO TEUTONS
Berlin Report Practically 80
nit That Div Has Ta;ru
Zip .hc offensive

i,Ir ps. 20 a on aiieItYs
llr'Iap D' 'He rWiuI glinsi bs uIs
,uemy or TIsa,iay in the f,s,u ~
u.nr t#a. I'M mo Northern
'front.' e,s' ~ 'H. nr'ntr fiyer raa
boon re'ak,r 81. fna Italians. tha war
ON. HrUYunHnH
Tho poa lions r'4uuci br thr li'I
ana rsrr H.'1 Isspltr he mos ,iD
.rrf ffr from the enemy artillery
The evening world., 1917-12-21
Tpeaty Not Especially Directed
Against 4. =. aud Britsin, IL view.

WASH NOTION, Dec. ei.-Amerlcln
usfcials said to-day thoy had no
knowledge OF the so-cslled secret
ireaty between Russia and Japan des-
crlbed in the Petrograd dispatches.
Dut they considered that 90 describe
u as contemplating "joint armed de-
monstration against America and
treat Britain In the far east" was not
borne out by tho text Of the published
articles
There Is possibility that the
treaty referred TO Is tho special
Russia and Japan at about
The same time AS the so-cailed
secret treaty. II was generally as
sumed here that tho treaty contained
some secret provisions but II was
supposed they provided for the sale
by Russia 10 Japan OF all OF the
Manchurian railroads south Of Har-
nin, the transfer 20 Japan OF navlga-
ion rights in tho Sugar. River and
ne extension OF fishing rights on
the coast OF Siberia.
Careful reading OF the four pub
iished articles inclined officials to the
opinion that tho general purpose OF
the convention was somewhat in line
with the existing British Japanese
treaty touching Far Eastern interest,
and that 1t was designed 60 protect
China from exploitation by any third
power and was not especially directed
against america or Great Britain.
The agreement Just concluded be
The evening world., 1917-12-21
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
WERE DUMMIES.

Letters NDrn Introduced TO eNoW
that Prince controlled She operations
of the Chicago Stock Yards COM
pany the officers and directors being
mere dummies.
!. Lothrop Moti,,, 'H, compauy's
attorney wrote Walden regarding an
annual meeting.
81 would like to know # yoy
would like TO have the present
directors reelected or what &c.
ton you wish to take
4 cablcgram from Prince. who was
in Europe, was introduced, which
said:
"if Palmer says see A., say
think half charge 30 packers II A
thinks all should not have been
charged"
II was brought out that the "A"
referred 10 Y. Ogden Armour, and
that tho Palmer mentioned was
Bradley Palmer, counsel for Prince.
This cablegram referred to tho
charges incurred In getting control Of
the common stock Of the, Chicago
Junction Raiiways%lld it not?" asked
Mr. Heuoy The attorneys fees
alone amounted to 10000
81 think i. may have" Walden re-
piled.
A letter from Walden to Croll said
that he was leaving "for The present"
the Chicago Stock Yards Company'S
sl.oOO.O0O on deposit in the Mcr-
charta' National Bank Of Boston "for
the moral eject" Two days later he
odmEtod 100000 was Withdrawn and
loaned to Prince. but he insisted that
he obtained proper securities. He
also testified that Armour borrowed
100000.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
S1o,2ol GEMS BRING S4,475.
Nuctiou of SmuuEIcd EmcrRids and
DpaIs Held by 4. :. Marshal.

United state. Marshal Mccarthy co..
Iny presided a. au auction sale OF ,cm-
"rllls that had been taken from Snug
glcrs los the customs officials. Ten lots
pi the green gems. totailiug l.lit carsts.
fHn opuls and some fancy stones. the
whole valued TO-. the Government at
SO .s01.sO, wcr" sold to a dealer FOR 81
i-.. Of the amount asked by the Gov
,funcut 81 700 was duty. The snug
-i'rs have been sent 60 prison.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
NO FOOD TO SOLDIERS.
National Defence tounciI says
boys In Camp Are Well Feds

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-The Council
OF National Defense to-day requested
frisnds and families OF soldiers not 30
send them food. An abundant supply IL
being furnished In the camps and can
comments. the council said, and a large
quantity OF privately sent food IL being
wasted.
In some cases food has been spoiled
and II is feared 4 may oudunIcr the
health OF the men.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
REPORTED AUSTRIAN PLEDGE
said 20 have Promised 10 Help
herman. Keep AI-ace.

PARIS. Dec. 2i.--Austrla- Hungary h.
pledged to support Germany In rctcn-
ton OF Alsnce Lorraine, according to q
despatch printed today IN the Matin
purportlng 60 reveal the text Of the
Central Powers.
The MHtin also asserted Germany hao
determined no, TO cyncuatc Belgium and
France unlesshe r colonies were re-
stored
The evening world., 1917-12-21
Armour Refuses 10 Nah. Any state
mcnt.

CHICAGO, Dec. Ell. Ogden Ar
nour to-day adhered to yesterdays
policy Of silence regarding testimony
taken at the Washington iuyostlga-
tlon.
You may say that Mr.. Armour
tco's that all information on the sub
f. In vlcw OF the fact that a formal
inquiry is In progress should develop
tnrouglr that inquiry" said his Sec
rotary.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
ALLIES Accredit Lesations 20 G.v-
erumeut OF Ukraine.

COPENHAGEN, Dec. a. - The
Entente Allied Powers, according 30
the Yossicho zoitung OF Berlin. on
Dec. 10 accredited legations 10 the
Government OF the Ukraln.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
WIlsOA TO Ask CONGRESS
FOR TRANSIT LEGISLATION
We iEs Dealing VIII " rppr
1t0u pfDhlem iJ ~ sen
\nef floiJI, Rs-csl

WAHfuggTO D.r 10 -rfsfI .
wilson rHi .sHd r. .nassa Es - Conai
recommend errrfuenf n iefisistiY
'Y meet tHs 'tra.pff1fIHu situation im
lfItfaig #r.r pa holiday frrsaf
rrfr ff f.s fs.H f.lsIvsf ne Pres
dsaf fo.tt. rqIaafsd fhst ne ssnaf
fHfar .ftf. 'Dnwsf.a taIufr .sa VIII
r.I r1kIfr Hrg fsrlaatl0H ~ pro
..IHI urdf. The tur UluH FfHYiufi0u.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
ITALY LOYAL TO ALLIES;
NO SEPARATE PEACE
Deputy Goliit. Who Opposed En.
i1pc Int War, Wants io
right II Oui

ROMI. De-. n.-"ftaiy will nsvst
support = separate peace ot taks any
action not loyal 10 the Alice" declared
Deputy Oiolit,i IN the Chamber of Dep
utica to-day.
Gioiitu N one " tho most powerful
political leaders IN Italy Ito was Tho
forcmos; opponent % Itaiy's ontrenr"
into tho war.
GloliU nj the outbreak Of tho We.
favored ltsly's acccptAn.o of ia" prom.
ges made b. Germany nnd NuHirin
upon her Narting ou fus'ird and tb'
ALLIES. From this ho hrs. bcor b,ll
20 be strongly pro.Gsrmau
The evening world., 1917-12-21
DEFEAT INVADERS ARMY ALONG NORTHERN FRONT

-sss gFfrsftfy faas.ar s.f f
ff' ffft. 'as4sB n1t 81
.1s tas. W nII'If. fH ,
ha Hpsss fsbarsas sHf.t
fssfy simef TEL fIa faH. |.. .r
sFgfe4flsa tI.rssa .r.sFffr.
The evening world., 1917-12-21
GERMANY SOFT PEDALS
WRITING ABOUT PEACE
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pears" acrlffina t1 fapDris Iesrhins
here to-day
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fhst "ohiy victory could bfins tss tsass
that D. vas sNrtain Vguid come
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airi slowly Turning to Bonc.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2i.-Slowly
turning to bone. a nine-year-old girl at
the jefferson Hospital was to-day placed
under observation Of rrof ". ".
Hawke. who viii conduct a series OF
analyses IN an effort to save her
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BstIIs claims That italian Assault.
wrr" Hepui-ed.

HEiiLtN t.It fondJu). ba.. 90
Violent Italian attacks around Monte
r,rtlca nnI Monte }plarulo were ali
r'puisod. t4-dsy's official statement
asserted
Tint around Monte portlca wa a
counter Offensive IN which separate At
tnrk- were made against the hcights
~ broke down under heavy losses
The Berlin statement would seem 90
udmil Italian troops have assumed tho
offensive ,n the mountains aud wrcstcd
tho ini'auyr from the Teutonir In
vndcTN
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10 work with womeu'- clubs.

Al a meeting OF the Democratic Cen
crGl Organization OF Kings County yes
tcrdly committee was appointed 10
cooperate with the womcn's bono-
cratic clubs OF the borough. John II,
MeCOocy. the county leader Is Chali 70
man.
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DIED. a..

wALSH-PATRICK WALSH. -....
Services M CAMPBELL IUNl.L..
CHURCH. Broadway. 06th st.. 'uls7.
D A. ~
ZELLER.-CLARA ZELLEK
Services q; CAMPBELL FUNLLA.
CHURCH, broadway Goth At. T.El
later.
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the dream come true, but II some
body else had not done their part,
il would have been candy.less
Christmas for the boy in Khaki. You
want the dreams of your Brother,
Son or Sweetheart to come true,
therefore it is purely up to you TO
do your bit" and do il before it is
10 late. Make your selections NOW,
while stoclSs are complete, and ofe,
variety, which We cannot promise
later, as we may not have enough
candy to go around.
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lie imagination of the
artist has pictured one
Of the many scenes in
the Training Camps ON
Christmas morning. The
Army Postman is doing
L.. -. --I
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Attention! Housewives!


HwoSh aR BOruto a o y
r Board @ @ action the plan outlined The Eng W%d stop prGig
n EMd srrtdh Of
andm 10
% prceh S
for tn TIC
o her dpro8
ereaLrsG Grayr GSuiabem margin Of profit
Fill spaces and to EDITOR
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MILK CHOCOLATE ASSORTED NUr
IIt STERS-All sorts and kinds OF
tasty mus, clustered and
GOV Ncred with Our famous A.
Premium MIX Chocolate. AAF
rot NJ BON SxS
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DEALERS PRICES.

o. memOer o. HouaewI,.., AA.soelatlon.l
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OLD INSIiON CLEAR TOYS
lwOuldn't lie Christmas for tho little
ones without the PROGRESSION Of red
and yellow animals. This wear the
parade will be bigger than q
ever. |NR