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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
McADOO MA NSPEKCI DRAH v
NASEM MESTE..

Vladni fiditel americkych drah w. G. McAdoo pfije
vcera noc do Ceveandu nspekc msnich zeleznicnch
systemu Pfe spolecnos nekoka zelezncnfch magnaG
New Yorku bude konferovat naceniky zeleznicnch
delnckych organsaci, jakoz Davisem Vecer
chce pokracovat nspekcn sve ceste do Youngstown o.
vnci zpravodajdm vyslov ze zeeznicn zfizenc ko
naj svuj vaecny 1kol obdivuhodne cmz pomaha nas
armad9 Franc zeleznicn doprava valecnych poeb
kacue die vadnfho programu McAdoo je presvedcen ze
doprava ami zine ncm neurpf ponevadz doceni zrizen
ci jsou vzorem loyalty pinost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
LUDENDORFfOVA TEzKA della HkMf
Ma HIVDENBURCOVE LIND.
VZDOR ZOSTkENEMU ODPORU NE.
PkATEL BRTTOVE POSTOUPuIU
CAMBRIA A FRANCOUZIU
ST. .QUENTN.
AMERICANA TAHNoU K REcE AIsNE.

N9mecka voska dosahla stare Hindenburgovy nie pod
ochranou tezktch del zosa odpor cee one mez ARA
Remesi
Vzdor usiovnejsi akc nepratel Britove postoupili
Cambria Francouzi st. Quentin
VcerejN nejdnlezejM postup Anglicann uskutecnen
ctymiove n mez Havrncour Piezire kde Britove wall
dtokem les Gouzeaucour akoz byvae sve zakopy vys
ne pred vesnici tehoz nazvu zvedajici
N9mci donuceni tez dstupu jizne Cd Ypres Flan-
drech kde Brove zahna je vychodni bfeh feky Lys
Ma ihu stare Hindenburgovy fony francouzska arma-
da komandovana gener&em Mangne, proba az ku bra
nam La ron9z ztposoupila lesd ST. GobaiQ jakoz
na felou cd Soisoans emz
pokracuje obchvatnych manevrech ma Laon.
Korunni prime stahue zadni sve vote reku Aisnu.
kamz pronasedujf jej vojska franko- -americka.
Ludendorff vysa cerstve do Fander scissors
denburgovych posc eervych zaoh muzstva doprayu
meth
trcet mil Hndenburgovy nie zdstao spojenci do
usefeno Severn kffdo byo davno nalomeno Rriy cd
znepokouje Huny postupem general Mangn
Nenecka posice horach Remesf bya vcera zvlaste
upevnena. ]: - :: -
LIE ocekavat ze general Foch bude SVEN vyboj
kracovati pffmemu utoku zbytek Hindenburgovy IL
ME dode sova napro tou spojenecka vojska pokus
vsak obchvatnym maney dosahnout dasch 1spechu Cost
podobneho ceat zvasf sredu ne (od Soissons
nyn francouzska armada doeha Laon jehoz pad
znamenal by das rozdrobeni Hindenburgovy fronty.,
Do mesta St. Quentin majf Britove sOtva jednu mill
Francouzove MIL Pred dvema mesci kdy spojenecka
ofensiva bya zahaena eso St. Quentin byo 80 mil cd ni
spojeneckych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
NEDOSTATEK NlClTELt TORPED A
AEROPLAN0.
- ~
sPoJENE sTATY sNH cENU
GASOLNU.
PRESIDENT NEHODLA CESTOVATI v ZAJMU
MOVE VALECNE PUJCKY.
PROTESTY PRo1I PROHlBIcI. ss

President Wilson dnss ohl4-
| sill, re upousti cd pIvodniho
lplanu podniknouti cesty We pro
speech ctvrtych Bondd Svobody,
udava, ze jest v dnesni dob6
prftomnost jeho We Washington
ne velice nutna. Pivodne mel v
umyslu odebrati sc ma zapad,
ale stavajfci situace zmenila ce
Ily plan.
Dim zastupci pfijal dnes v
nekolika minutach jednohlas-
ne senatnf resoluci, kterou Jest
president zmocnen zriditi ko-
lem municnfch tovaren, dolG,
lodenic i jinych zavodn valeG-
neho primyslu, prohibicnf 20
ny. Potravinova administrace
cbdrzela skorem 1000 telegra-
mi protestujfcfch proti zasta-
venf vyyroby piva pocatkem me
sfce prosince. Poukazuje Sc v
mich jak povzzlivou m9rou by
postizen byl domacf prImysl
oele GENE a jak ochromeno by
bylo i pestenf dobytka. Prote-
sty podepsany jsou bank&fi,
prdmyslnfky, delnickymi orga-
nisacemi. obchodnfky skorem
vesmes ze statd lezicfch vychod
re cd reky Mississippi.
Italska vlada svym vyslan-
Gem DiCellere protestuje proh
zakazu dovazeti do Ameriky
ciza vfna. Opis itabkeho prote-
stu dorucen byl senatnfmu vJbo
ru pro cizf zalezitosti statnfm
sekretarem Lansingem. Italie
Sc ohrazuje podobne pouka-
zem jak tezce by postizeno by
10 vlasske vinafstvf bez tax val
kou ma polo znicen6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
sPOJENE sTATY MAJf 81 POsPfslT.

Londyn 9. zan. - Briticky mnistr valky lord Miner
vsov v1 zastupc amerckeho tsku ze Sousaf dopra
sveho vojka do France must vsemozn6 pokracovat mali
byt vka vyhr&na brzy dokona Spoenc cd 49, tervence
dosah sic znameneho postupu biten ons feba vsak
vftezn@m ta7en neochvene tomu nuno vel
ke pomoci amercke dfv nez N6mecko zacne rekruovat
Serstve silly okupovanych krajfch Vychode V9zsvf
spojencd nenf dosu pe proo rovnez Amerka must
armadu Franc rychle dophova aby mohla vkroc pro
Hun1m mocn9 pine sle sve.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
PREDVlDA OSVOBOZENf
FRANCIE.

Washington, D. C. = Jeden
z valecnych kritikI zdejsfch
pravf, re udalosti poslednich
dnd vzbuzujf slime nadeje ma
pokracovanf zdaru britickych a
francouzskych zbrani. Nekteri
spoienectf dIstojnfci jsou toho
nahledu, ze poslednf Nemec bu
de z Francie vypuzen prfstf ri
mu. Brzky mir neotekavajf -
nejdffve jak 20 rok - ale oce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10


kavaji vftezstvi, kteraz potvrdf
vynik spojencd mad nepritelem
a skonceni valky urchli. Gin
most generala Bynga a severn
sc zda veledilezita. Miri ma
Douai a Cambrai, jiz znicil ba
chorku o nedobytnosti linden
burgovy linie a ackoliv postup
jeho jest zdlouhavy, je staly.
Douai a Cambria jsou klice k
osvobozenf Francie a jejich do
byti znamenalo by vseObecny
n6mecky ustup
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
RECISTRACE CIZINCU ZAHAJENA
VCERA. ~

zbrojnci Central zahajena vcera regsrace muzd 18
al 45letych do jinych NEST neb osad pusnych Podob
n5c cizincn" zapsano vcera 787 as tok bude ch reg
strovano dnes zftra
Vseobecna regisrace zahajena bude cvrtek rano
hodne porva do hodin ctvrtek vecer Asi 10000
Ii yoiensych let est9 nasem oresu must regsraci
podrobit r +..." 4. 1..1~.r-~
Dnes budou zapfisahnuti hlavn zapsovatele priruG
ch kdezo $50 regsacnch budek pfpraveno u cvrtecnf
zapisu Ultra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10

Kazdy muz odvodnich let must prihasit precnktu
nemz bydli pak by zapisu prestehova hned
YOU adresu odvodai koms oznamti.
+ Kazdy muz, prekrocvsi sve osmnacte narozenny must
We cvrtek regstrovat Kazdy muz nedosahnuvsi posud
svch ccaych sech narozenin must byt rovnez zapsan
Nemocni mohou byt regsrovan prostrednctvfm zvlast
MICH odvodnim dradem poverenych zastupci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10

FRANCOUZI PORAZILI NEMCE u
ST. QUENTIN. -.
(ODPOLEDNf BULLETINY:)

Londyn, 10. zai. - Marsalek Foch nahlym vypadem
18-milove frone Pkardi poraz Huny doby sedmi
vesnc oc temer bran ST. Quentnu kerezto m9sto e
stredem Hndenburgovy obranne ne Ocekava re nahy
tento Fochv napor e pocakem zapasu nesnes nemecke
postaveni We Francii. - Mesto La Fere hor.
Ze Stokholmu elegrafuie re veika armada ruskych
muzikd komandovana spoencm oyanfmi ddsojnk, tahne
pro Bolsevkdm pritomn6 bje rudou gardou 10 mil cd
Petrohradu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-10
ODEvZDANf PAMETNfHO LIsTU cEsKOsLOvENsKEH0 NARODA
PRESIDENTOV.
PRESIDENTOVI.
Telegram Ceskoslovenske Tiskove Kancelare.

Cesko ovenskeT TskoveK
odpoedne pat noS Beho Dou de
Pame meey deskam n jsou zna
yov y amerm cechosovakam Ia
uznan{ Narodnf Rady
Cchosovakd pavi hlave
The evening world., 1918-10-28
LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS
FRENCH.

PARIS, Oct. 2s.-Following is the
report issued to-day by the War
Onicc:
Between the Oise and the Serre
French elements maintaining close
contact with the German rearguards,
continued to advance during the
night. We occupied la Motto Farm.
west OF Guise, and reached the west
ern edge OF lie Herie-La- Melville.
passed beyond Monceau- e-Neuf and
pushed our line as far as the western
outskirts OF Sargny-les- -Bois.
"On the Serre front the French cap
tured Hill 123. north OF Crecy. More
to the east we gained a footing in the
German trenches north OF Froidmont-
Cohartille. We maintained our posi-
tions against several counter-attacks
and captured prisoners.
East of Rethel American units
succeeded in a brilliant local opera
tion in advancing one kilometre
(about two-thirds OF n mile) in tho
region OF the Forest Farm. east of
Attigny. One hundred and seventy
two prisoners, including four officers,
remained in the hands OF the Ameri-
cans.
The evening world., 1918-10-28

peror and the empire. many papers
apparently contemplate without ex-
cessive lament the prospective dlsap-
pearance of the HohenEollern dyn-
asty. The Emperor's abdication Is
again strongly rumored TO be i'm
pending.
1T is noteworthy that the Frank
fort Gazette hints at a coming "sacri-
fice" with comparative equanimity.
and both the Berlin and Frankfort
Stock Exchanges showed an improved
tendency as a result, OF President
Wilson's note.
Fears are not concealed that the
Entente conference at Paris will put
forward demands Incompatible with
German honor" but the anxiety to
know the exact terms OF the associ-
ated Governments puts everything
else in the background.
Anger and shame arc bad counsel.
lors," says the Lokal Anzeiger Of Ber-
lin. which Is content TO leave the de-
cision TO the army leaders. II is q
significant sign OF the times thai
The evening world., 1918-10-28
AMERICAN.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The fol-
lowing communique from Gen. Per-
shing. supplementing Saturdays re-
port, was made public to-day:
"on the Verdun front yesterday
Saturday evening the enemy ex-
tended to the west side OF the Meuse
his efforts to wrest from our troops
the gains of the preceding day. In
the region OF Bantheville. after artil-
lery preparation lasting half an hour.
he attacked our position between the
Bois des Rappes and the Bois de
was repulsed with heavy losses, our
lines remaining everywhere un-
changed. North of Grand Pre- our
troops have organized the ground
are now established in positions in
the southern portion of the Bois de
Bourgogne. On both banks of the
Meuse artillery fire continued heavy
throughout the night.
The battle being fought by our
First Army north OF Verdun which
to-day entered upon its second month
IL continuing with incessant severity.
frequently rising to a pitch of ex-
treme violence. On the entire front
of IS miles the enemy is opposing to
our successful attack a determined
resistance made necessary by the
great importance TO him of this sector
and made possible only by the con-
slant reinforcement of his hard
pressed divisions.
Besides having inflicted on the
enemy severe losses in killed and
wounded we have captured on this
front since Sept. 20, more than 20 900
prisoners and in the course of our
advance over $50 guns, nearly 1000
trench mortars and several thousand
machine guns have fallen into our
hands"
The evening world., 1918-10-28
PRESS OF LONDON DIVIDED
ON LATEST GERMAN MOVE
News, Express and Chronicle See Signs oi
Yielding, but Others Are Skeptical.

IONDON oct. zs-"The brevity OF
A.. o. roo,,, o. pr..,dor, Will
- a..
son NS' ho'e 20 "''o'u' "
Significance says the paily Ne"s'
president Wilson's note put an end
70 further argument II is due to
Ct, a.. coro, po,.,gn secre-
,,-.-.,,.,..
'ary' 70 say 'na' MS no'0 10 ''''
what the occasion demanded
IF peace, as the new posture OF
Germany warrants us in believing. Is
coming within reach the newspaper
continues, there must be no delay In
taking steps to end hostilities. There
The evening world., 1918-10-28
HOOKS $1,000 WITH CANE;
HOT CHASE IN NEWARK
Robber FleeS From Bank in Busi-
ness District and Is Caught
in Throng.

lively chase after a bank robber
through the main business section OF
Newark at noon to-day. Joined in by
bank officials, policemen. women and
children, resulted ! nthe capture of a
man who said hit was Charles A. Let
terman, age twenty-four, of No. 1886
Halsey Street. Brooklyn. and who. the
police say gave them a similar chase
six years ago.
Letterman entered the Broad and
Market Bank and while Paying Teller
Van Durne had his back to the window.
reached in with a walking stick and
fished out $1,000 package OF bills. The
paying teller turned, seized his revolver
and gave the alarm. Letteman dropped
the bills before he reached the bank
door
Letterman led his pursuers finally To
a saloon at No Isl Mulberry street.
where he was forced by high fence in
the rear TO retracc his steps. lie was
caught few yards away.
The evening world., 1918-10-28
VICTOR BERGER ARRESTED
WITH FIVE OTHERS BY U. S.
Charge Not Made Known, but They
viii Be Arraigned Under
Federal Warrants.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 2s.-Former
Congressman Victor l.. Berger and
five other persons were taken into
custody to-day by Federal Marshal
Randolph on Federal Grand Jury in
dictments. '...
They were to be arraigned late to-
day before Federal Judge Geiger. at
which time 1t was expected the nature
of the indictments would be made
known. IA
The others under indictment are Ed
mund 7. Melms and Oscar Ameringer
Socialist candidates for Congress; State
Senator Louis A. Arnold. Miss Eliza
beth Thomas. President OF the Socialist
Publishing Company, and Leo Krzyczki
former Socialist Alderman Of Mil
Waukee
The evening world., 1918-10-28
UPRISING IN BUDAPEST
REPORTED OVER ELEVATION
OF COUNT ANDRASSY
New Foreign Minister Suspected Of
Germanophile Tendencies
by Workers.

PARIS. Oct. 2s.--Grave troubles
have broken out at Budapest as the
result OF the appointment OF Count
Julius Andrassy. who is suspected OF
Germanophile tendencies. TO be Aus
tro- Hungarian Foreign Minister. says
n Zurich despatch TO the Matin.
A committee of workmen and
soldier has been formed TO represent
the extremist party in impending
events.
PARIS. oct, 2s.-Gcrman news
papers maintain that mutinous
Croatian troops are still masters OF
the city OF Fiume. in spite OF official
statements that they were under
control. according to the Zurich cor
respondent OF the Journal, who says
that the Croatians have driven the
Hungarians from the city.
The evening world., 1918-10-28

In Gen. Ludendorff's resignation"
The Daily Mail hopes and believes
the Allies will not do anything so
foolish" as 10 Immediately disclose
the terms upon which they are willing
to grant an armistice. Tho paper
says the German reply docs not meet
President Wilson's questions. and,
after summarizing tho most recent
happenings in Germany. declares. in
effect that nothing is altered there.
THE sword is still in the hand OF
autocracy." the paper says. 1T will
be time enough for Marshal Foch 10
state the terms when that sword has
been broken or surrendered"
The promptitude OF the reply may
be accepted as convincing evidence
at least OF Germany's desire and need
OF an armistce." says the Post. "Dr
Solfs assurances regarding far
reaching changes are not very salts
flying. however. Nothing has hap
pened yet TO suggest that anything
fundamental has been changed In
Germany except the expectation OF
victory.
The first condition OF an armIstice
is that Germany shall be unable -
break II or refuse the conditions the
Allies dictate. III the German Gov
ernment means business II will send
plenipotentiaries TO Marshal Foch,
but from present indications Ger
many's rulers are intent only on gain
ing time"
The Times says: There is no view-
point In the German reply except
that II seeks rather crudely 10 impose
upon President Wilson and the Allies
the initiation OF proposals for an
armistice. 1t Is for the Germans "a
approach the naval and military
commanders with their formal pc
tition for a cessation OF war
The evening world., 1918-10-28
YANKEE AWATORS
FLEE FOE PRISON;
SAFE IN HOLLAND
Three Lieutenants Escape by
Roof and. Travel Miles In
side Enemy Lines.

THE HAGUE, Oct. 2s.-Threc
American prisoners of war have sue
ceeded in escaping from Germany into
Holland. They are Flight Lients. It.
e. Tillinghast OF Westerly. r. L.;
John o. Donaldson OF Washington,
d. c., and Robert Anderson of Homo
lulu.
Th aviators were captured during
the period from Sept. to Sept. %
and they escaped from Valencienne5
on Sept. 81. reaching the Dutch bor-
der after many narrow escapes.
Lieut.. Tillinghast was forced TO
make a landing within the German
lines near Cambria on Sept. %. while
Lieut.. Donaldson had to take the same
course near Douai Sept. 3. Lieut..
Anderson came down near Arras on
Sept. %.
In escaping from the prison at
Valenciennes they forced their way
through the prison roof. scaled wall
and swan across a canal. German
sentries challenged them several times,
but the Americans kept on, travelling
by night under the guidance of the
stars. They passed through Brussels
and for nine days lay in hiding close
TO Budel, on the Brabant frontier,
seeking an opportunity TO cross tine
German electric wire barrier. ..
They are now at The Hague and
eager to enter tho fight again.
The evening world., 1918-10-28
LAUREL ENTRIES.

-, RACE TRACK. LAURIE. Md. or, :s-
The e, entries i9I tomoTows riocs are as follows
x Son iSs b9sss. iS, L$ .&,s
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Tlsassle, ios BE Be Franz ics '' 'GvtS Mint, 80; %;
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,iandcap; Al as~; sh h1rlongs EhlSochaTes.
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and gpwaNii one mile anil seventy ,a'ds Rn,
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oldH and upward; mile and seventy yAId,
,MGa0b ,si brar ~ ~ N9'T Ra%e ESsS'eS los M2c SP
IefIse, ia Na7ko, Notions, III: J,.Anha IA
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iiMi Ms,sire. iCd; 'tie6rrspe Rces.S' R ifnu AZ
eligible 'Jack Dawson, 103; Tie Pm. III
tiNdcn laniam les; MisS FAnnie, iii
Garrnnna. ltl; Star shooter. III
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| III r@rra, l0s; IriSh Maid. 100; 'Moee. 20
q Miller III oHan l'nnoe, III; GFollss
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The evening world., 1918-10-28
LAUREL RESULTS.

RACE TRACK, LAUREL. Md, oct.
2s-First race-for maiden two-year-
old fillies; selling; five and half fur
longs:
Gallant Kitty 107 (McTagEarD .
straight s30.60. place. $l2.30. show $40,
won Marie Connell, lOj QNummer)
place $40. show $3.50, second Speedy
Lady ,i0i Preece), show SslS0. third.
time, ]. .0S l-J.
Trompeuse. Dahinda, Susan NJ, Jac-
nctta, Royal Favorite. keynote, Ballv
Connell. Miss Noski. Liberty Lady also
ran.
Second Fpce-tor three-year-olds and
up six furlongs-Sandman, Il5 nuns-
ford). straight $li.3O, place $40. show
$3.50. won; BlaZeavay. ll3 (OBrien).
place $500. show $3.50. second Black
bay. III tSurling), show $3.50. third ;
time. La 2-5.
Captain Marchmont, G. A. Comlskey,
Langhorne, 'Clarissa. Dr. C,lmpbeil.
sincerity, 'Chcmung also ran. 'Field
The evening world., 1918-10-28
POLISH DEBATE STARTS
RIOT IN REICHSTAG AS
INDEMNITY IS ASKED
German Soldiers Robbed Us"
Cries Pole and Fist Fight
Adds 10 uproar. - -

BERNE. Oct. 2S.-Riotous scenes,
including an attempted fst fight, ac-
companied debate on the Polish ques-
tion in the Reichstag, according TO
advices received here o-day.
Foreign Secretary Solf told the
Polish members that President Will
sons programme did not mean that
Danzig would be cedcd to them. Re
plying TO their demand for a war in
demnity. he said the German soldiers
were fighting for the liberation oi
Poland.
THE soldiers robbed u.s." shout ed
one OF tho Polish members.
Order was finally restored without
the aid of the police.
The evening world., 1918-10-28
GERMAN PAPERS UNMOVED
BY PROSPECT KAISER
MAY ABDICATE THRONE
Frankfort Zeitung Openly Calls on
Him 10 Quit-Wilson'S Note
Well Received.

LONDON. Oct 2s.-A Copenhagen
despatch says that 1t learned that the
Frankfurter zeitung unquallfedly de-
mands abdicatlon OF tho Kaiser.
AMSTERDAM. Oct. 2s.-Presldent
Wilson's note TO Germany was printed
textually in the German newspapers
Thursday evening and on Friday
morning. The Nossische Zeitung OF
Berlin printed the English text along
side the note in German.
Aside from the Junker organs
which proclaim the necessity Of every
man coming 20 the front for the En-.
The evening world., 1918-10-28
BRITISH.

LONDON, Oct. 2s.-Following is the
statement issued to-day by tho War
Office:
"A determined counter-attack was
made yesterday on Famars and was
repulsed after street fighting. in which
many OF tho enemy were killed.
I'VE have improved our positions
slightly on the borders OF the Normal
Forest and north of the Raismes
Forest"
The evening world., 1918-10-28
SAYS FRIEDMAN STRUCK HER
Former Telephone Operator at Mur-
rays sues for 10000.

Miss Lillian Reidy Of No is West
6ith street, formerly telephone op-
orator at Murray's restaurant, has be-
gun two suits for $4,000 damages
each against Abraham Friedman.
President Of the International Hat
Works at No, West 31th Street.
charging him with striking her and
using abusive language.
The complaint, filed with the Coun-
~ tl"rk to-day and drawn by Alex
andor Sidney Rosenthal, her attorney
does not set out the circumstances
but MIR. Rosenthal said Miss Rcidy re-
fused TO give information about srv
eral telephone calls and that Fried
man became angry, Friedman, Miss
RCidy alleges, threatened to have hei
discharged, and Mr., Roscnthal says
that Miss Reidy since has been dis.
charged. Friedman could not bc
found
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LUDENDORFF FELL AFTER TILT
WITH MAX OVER PEACE REPLY
Won Seckt Chief of Staff to Mackensen, Men
toned as Probable Head of Army.

WASHINGTON resignation of
military he had disagreed with
President
peace The Hague received by the
partment to-day.
COPENHAGEN 2SThe civilian control oustcd Gen. Ludcn-
dorn after dsagreemen according
to-day
ROME. 2S-Field Hlndenburg
according information
to-day
2s Omitted Press)Geman predict that
Chief Of Mackenn during the ters
drive will Ludendof at the head of the
armies
mentioned He
Flanders during the
2S ASSOCIATED Press)Reports that Field Marshal
printed in German
Dresden the Field Marshal
has yet decided whether
TO
The evening world., 1918-10-28
ALL SAXON MINISTERS
RESIGN THEIR POSTS
Reorganization of Kingdoms Gov
ernment Under Way, Dresden
Messages Saw.

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 2s.-As n conse-
quenco OF the reorganization OF the Gov
ernment of the Kingdom OF saxony. all
the Ministers have resigned. tho Saxon
State Gazette has announced, accord
ing to advlces from Dresden. King
Friedrich August has accepted the res
ignations OF the Premier and Minister
OF Finance. It Is said.
The evening world., 1918-10-28
AIsnce-Lorraine Assembly.

The Association Generate des Alsa-
ciens-Lorraine d'Amerique. which has a
membership OF more than 5000. will hold
Hotel McAlpin Oct 80. A convention
will be held the following day Among
the speakers viii be Daniel Blumenthal,
President OF the association. and NJ.
Marcel kneeht OF the French High Com
mission.
The evening world., 1918-10-28
ITALIAN BRITISH FRONT.

LONDON, Oct. 2s.-Following is the
War once report on British opera
tions in Italy:
THE line OF the Tenth Army is
reported tonight Sunday to run
south OF Stabinzzos, Polo Dl Piave-
borgio, Zanettlborgo. Malanottl. Las
egas and Tonon.
prisoners counted up to els O'Clock
this evening amounted TO $3.50, in
Guiding l2l officers. OF this number
$500 men were taken by the Four
teenth British Corps.
THE number of guns at present
counted amounts to 30, including six
9-inch HowitzerS taken by the Twen-
ty-third British Division"
The evening world., 1918-10-28

Richard Muser. thirty-three. head OF
Muser Bros. manufacturers OF laces
and embroideries at No. 1850 Broadway.
died yesterday at White Plains, where
he was stricken with pneumonia "A few
days ago. His home was in Ridge
wood, N. J. He was a Sergeant in
Company c OF the Home Guard.