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Match in New Haven .
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Jolseph lilulvib'ili. Nev. Ham: fiaht;
meter. is in receipt of a letter,
M Janie: ,W
,, regarding
match during
‘ofliotll, fish! promo-l
le running: of a bolt“,
liiv- W964i HI .Nf'r,
"- - llth tor the beneth ot tllc‘,
. . War Work iatupaiyn it will.
remembered that Mr Muhlhlll
~ 'I-fi the .lackstvu-Tendler fiallt‘
“he Alena. New Haven. last S921;
and also tried to bring tlle lack,
mneevl‘r i Ftlllull fight to Dan-
The letter regarding Iltt' ptoposott
. trh here i1 as follows
l‘. Jill'k .‘vlltlvihill
Meadow street.
New llrtien. (‘otln
t lit-til" 5'11
“’ilh the
r, 0“
approval Ltnll Sanction of
esident Wilson the eports commit-
'. of the i’niied War “ark cam-
‘n has been orzanizod to utilize the
rious bl‘allt‘llt-e of sports to assist
tht: I'tllhliltl of $170,600,000. the
tonal needed to carry on the work
.the Y. M. (‘. A.. Y. W. C. A., Nil-
nal (‘atllollc War Council, Rnlzlite
(‘oluuilui‘u Jewish Welfare Board.
at Camp Community Service. Amer
11 Library A>soclation and lllt‘ Sal-
Ion Army.
V he week of Nov, ll-1S_lla:~' been
noted as the period for this
we. Now you. as a promoter or
n of itil’llelii'rl. are called upon
you In this gigantic task. _
t is proposed to conduct boxvnit
,1: and sporting events ili eve“
r. town and hamlet during that.
II'. for some reason, the large
ding in your community is eager
during that tint“ you may then
2 the followlnc week. But it Is ex-
.ed that everv promoter durlng the
named will refrain from con-
ctlu: an entertainment for personal
n It.
ukowise. vtn are not limited to box.
. ’matchea. Wrestlinu, cycle races.
to racingmitd baseball games where
(w will move sources of rcv'enue
I be gladly welcomed.
The campaign has been organized
runabout. the country. You may
nsult with your local conmviitcc
ore necessarv. All funds received
In your endeavors should be turned
or to your committee. thus hclpin:
to eecule the quota set for it. re-
rting.powever. the amount to this
re io'lltat proper credit can be
on you for your individual efforts?
'* «try one connected with the event
~ Id volunteer his services.
if» xcrtl‘and athletes ill camps “I‘ r
at“ field will undoubtcdly lend flit t'
“icon. “'0 will be ltlvll‘il'll to so:
re lift-lotigliai'lt possible. “r ~ . .,
May we rely on. your help in this
at cause'.’ ‘
By addres~iilu the lllltlt'l‘slflllt'tl
cry possible assistance will be reli-
" you.
’ ‘ Sincerely, .
' ITED wan wonu CAMPAIGN.
Sports Committee,
Bv J. W. (‘OFFROTlL
‘ on Vanderbilt Avc.
.. ._.p.-.
t I
AN NOW
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL
In atelier received by his wife. May
don Twncntrnan of Greenwich.
pics. that he has been promoted to
k of lieutenant colonel. lle
" a lieutenant In Battery l-‘ before
' war. and was its captain when the
tttei'y went to France. Soon he was
. do major. Reports', which have
' i had here indicate that he has won
'. commendation fromlligll officers,
: . American and French. He Is
' popular with the men of llattery
' Two of his brothers are in tile mll-
‘ ’ nervice.
ATCHM
,, BRISTOL RAISES BAN.
BRISTOL, Oct. 25.-’l‘hc ban on pub-
“ inflict-lugs. in effect for three
,lufion account of Influenza. was
-- yesterday. after a conference
Ween Dr. Henry C. Spring. city
I lth officer. and Mayor Joseph F.
- ton. The. churches will reopen Sun-
;> End the schools on Monday. . The
situation has cleared tip and
ere has been bill it single death in
,9 last two days and no new cases In
a past two.
QRWICH HOSPITAL
', DIRECTOR NAMED
HARTFORD. Oct. 2S.——Gov. Iiol-l
:-l b yesterday appointed Arthur lt‘.‘
uby of Norwich a member of the
rd of directors of the Norwich hole"
succeeding (‘Iinton Stark. late of
felt. who died recently.
it by taking
pion
't-clld to bend telegrams to every one.‘
i..lim (‘otfrotIL chief of the boxina di
lvision of the United \Var Work Fitm-
‘pailzn. could well be ‘
‘IS ARMY AND
--.—_¢
w‘liiilli’iiiilliis.
smummr
,_.._.'_..
L‘dl‘froih (lets Telegram of
Acceptance From Chant-i
pimp-Foreign Boxers Ask-l
ed For i
.\.< Jesu Willard. heavyweight ('llalli'i
oi the world. does not condos"
pardoned for
the glow of conscious pride that o'er
spread his contenance last night as
he opened a telegram and savv it was
signed "Jess." The lclegliini “fill as
follows: .
Wichita Falls. Tet. (lt‘l rt, ‘
[loving [liviuion i‘nitvd War Work
(‘tullpaigu hit Vanderbilt avenue.
New York till:
.Will gladly hm tor l‘nited War
Work t‘alilpaigll. Job.
[1 vvill be olmeivctl til-..t Willard ditl
ilol lmltc :lllv :IlllllltilitlllS as in bi.»
opponent or the place when he vvoultl
box. After a brief conference bctvvcen
t‘offrttlll :llid (‘hzil'lcv Harley. the lo
cal lllallaucl‘,u if was decided to hiiH‘
New York ,Il'l lir>t try at the chain—
[lion‘s eel'vlct’s .
\‘i'illztrd's :elturalli was in mph to
onc >cnt liilc Tuesday night aniline
tilt- tllttlllplo‘t to Site lll< services for
thc cowl t‘:lilr't' and leutlestinu an l‘in.
luctlitilc till~4\\'(‘l‘. This is the first
lilllt~ tllttt Willard has replied directly
to all :tppcal for his help for it war
fulltl. .
With the object ofiiijt‘t'lillt'. H
\‘il‘llll‘.’ illit-t't’stllitliltil ll:t\0l‘ itiftl tllt'
lftlll""“' (‘o'f'l'otll rent t';t|llt‘tll’flllls to
tip- lCitizli~ll ‘tnd Frt‘l'll military offl-
(lltlH :thkllifl the: Jimmy Wilde. fly—
weight champion of the world and one
of the IlltlFl leitllvi'kallle boxers In the
history of nuclllsm. and George“ t‘ar
petiticr. lleavvwcieht champion of Elli
I'tlpr. he untitled furlouulls and per-
lilittcd to compete In the drive here.
Iloilt thee.» llllllflil> llllXtI\ are in the
senile. (‘nl‘nclltler helm: all inw'tlcl
or at an ofliceru' school and Wilde a
boy-Inc inatructonfn England.
Secretary Baker ApproVeo it
Hardly had the excitement incl-
thmt lo the cllttmpiou’s telegram sub-i
sided when the members of the tlivl‘,
Sitlll were further heartened by llll'
receipt of .i tonniltmlcation from acc-
reiarv of -War Baker. nil follows: |
l'uitt‘ld ,W
in}: ltll'izclon. f‘tfl \‘antlerlilt live
lllle, Xew York t‘itv. .
(hi my return from Europe I was
more than pleased to learn ol the fllll"
cttusl'tll prozrcivs made in projection:
the plans of the United War \Vork
campaign I have read cratlt'yln‘!
reports of the splendid spirit of co.
operation on the part or the Y M. (V:
.\ . Klllfllttn‘ of (‘ulllmbllri, .l‘vvitdi “cl-L
Tilt).
fare lhrll'd and other agencies.
propou lion to extend the (‘ilnIDtllL'lI to
ttll military training campl. lal‘lle anti;
Silltlll, meets with my hearty approval
lti fact it would be it serious mislak‘c
not to afford all ofltccrs and unlined
men this ‘lltpf'tl'fllllllt' to
their ltllow citizens iii thin areal
lilill'lf’llli' endeavor in behalf of their
comrades ill arms. I all! confident
you will meet with the. cooperation
of all officer: In the furtherance of
yoilr plans,
NEWTON II, BAKER.
Secretary of War.
(‘oil‘l'olh at once will take up the
question of :taging boxing.v bouts in
.the v'lfl'ioils-lt‘ainluc camps or in plac-
es where the soldier boxers citn colu-
petc and also witness the contents.
Uncle Sam will not exact any tax
from the boxing carnival to be held ina
the war work cam-
, lethorpe.
:ing at a California station.
conection with ’
palgn accordion to it communication
reccivcd from “‘aallington by llit: Bill
Edwards. Internal Revenue (‘ollt-(‘tor
for the Second district, yesterday.
NEW COACHES FpR
. HARVARD PLAYERS
Hoffman and PhilbrickAssist Pooch
Donovan.
(‘.»\\Illillilllli, lilies. ()cl. flit—ditto
by llolfmtin and Phil Philbrlck. regu.
liil‘s on lu<t year's "informal" football
eleven. joined "Pooch" Donovan yes-
terday in machine tho Harvard naval
unit fortbnll squid. Hoffman. who
wtrt quarterback last year. and Phil-
brick will appreciably lighten the liti-
mouse task of Donovan iii drilling all
the football candidates. the veteran
. coat-h now being able to give most of
his attention to the army candidates.
Two contesting elevcns were formed
ytwt'lzdttv merely for the practice of
lvlotkiilg without tackling. No atten-
ticn
lht‘ t‘l‘lllll'lllltts beinu formed into two
It'illi" ".itllnut tackling. .\'o attention
was punt in the company plan. the
c; nd‘doim being formed into two
lt‘fifllll“ without regard to their detach-
In» M.
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HARTFORD, Oct. L‘.-—Tlte t‘nited
States marshal is holding in custody
three de:~'erters. two from the navy
and one from the army. awaiting int
struetiuns from the commanding om
t-crs of the men in custody.
Flederick .l. Iloebiil, whose home is
ill Rt-tldville. Ma». and Robert t‘.
hula; of Tlt‘fl‘i n. N. J.. are tht- de-
.-. lill'n from the navy. lioth confess
to having derrrted on t): luilvl‘ it. from
the waning ship limnm. bluesat‘hu-
. at I ~11“). Till y were appre-
hended ill l'indsoi‘ avenue at 1
o‘clock \l'txdilcsdtly night uhile Imlay
WJS begging of a pedestrian 'l‘ilcy
llillll Hdlltlllt‘tl they fell the ship with»
on: leave of abwncc. Ilepuly l'ultcd
Stalin-s Marshal John J Kt‘llt‘llt'l‘, who
picked tllcliv up. slatted for the fcdeial
building with them. and on the way he
pit‘krtl up another dressed in a naval
uniform and with the flirt-t- lit- coir
tulip-ti on. When the lode ral building
git-ll-
: wa~ reached lloebill and lmlay tuatic
a dash tor liberty, and alter llll' t'aht‘
of the other than had been lil\t‘.\ll
yttlcd. H M‘Hl‘t'll for the two who ran
.ivvay wm begun. Doebill “11> found
in litlsllncli l’tilk at about it o‘clock.
and luiltiy was urn-sled on Trumbull
l~l.t‘t'l at about I] o‘clock. litllli Illt‘ll
declared will it ttviestt-d about 7 o‘clock
he) had hit money, but when ul‘rcsl
ed Inter Iltllziy had $3.59,, if it be true
he had no money when first arrested.
th.- amount of tlioncy he had when ar-
rested about four littut'n litter, showed
he had been very successful in bet:
King ‘
'l‘llt. otlit-r tloscrter in ('uAIOd)
Hairy Hitter, whilst hollh' is in Gian»
ttllbury. lie Sitill he went Into the
atlily on Sepleiilber It. lillT. with that
tccv from lllc l‘ivttitll District. and
since that time he has been at Ilamp
lit-lens. He had no authority to leave
the chitin. but he quit it on September
:26. "i just walked away,“ he told the
federal officers. The third naval mun
picked up bad a leave of absence and
“1' was discharged,
i.~
DEMPSEY WOULD
FIGHT WILLARD
l'llll..\lti‘?l.l’lil.\, (hi. 2.] Jack
Ih-mpwy and Jack Kt’tll‘llt<. his man
alter. arrived in this city last night
' foul Milwaukee. Wilt‘l't‘ they lltvd cont-
i" defend lllelllselves against u still.
Kearfls paid tblt Denney in may
ta take part in the United War work
drive next month arid-will met-t. any
man, for nothing. Dempsey b4 very
anxious to them Willard and does not
will. light Jior fix
rolinda or twenty round: or any old
diallnt‘v. ’
Kearna~ said that lkntpscy lat nliik~
iilg his home i llilllh‘ city and there-
fore he does not intend to go ttl New
York uptight. “Any bout that hi it?
titugcd In this city he will take put‘.
in.‘ said KPul'nN. “hilt llc i.~' not agree
Inn to go to New York. If Willard
will come here, l)t'lll[l5t‘_\‘ will jump In-v-
to the ring with Iiitil and the (‘heer l‘ip
committee can have all til eliloncy Ml
fill its lh-nvp-‘ey and l are concerned "
WILLARD TO BOX FOR FUND.
Champion Wit-ea His Willingneu to
Help War Work Campaign.
Promoter James \V. (‘oflroth ot' Still
‘ Frunt‘lht't). who is handling the tuition
al boxing campaign. Wednesday. rc~
ct-ived :l tclegratil front Jews Willard
which the world's lit-ivywelght
champion stated he would gladly box
for the war work fund
Accrding to reports from ’l‘exus.l
Willard favors either lftlrt Worth or
Wichita Falls for the botil. with I’llllt‘l';
Willis Mechan of San Francine" or
Walter Monolltln. u former spurrlnc‘
partner. as his opponent. Moiltvlrail
in now a boxing instructor at Fort (lit-l
Millikan is In naval train-L
. No men
lion of the number of rounds has bet-ll
iliiide. but the bout will probablv be
for eight or six rounds. . ‘
(Tablegrama have been sent to Eng-
land and France at thejlirccllon oi"-
- (ftlffroth forthe purpose ofhaving Jinil
my Wilde. the sensational lirltisli fly-L
. weight boxer. and Georges Cttrpentier.'
Europe‘s heavywolzllt champion. jcur;
“0th this country and anal-st in the
boxmg campaign. Both these boxers
are in the service of their respective
countries, but it is expected that. be-'
cause of the nature of. their errand.
there will be nil emaillon to their com-
..ing to the United States.
,rillisl ili‘lillli“ ~ ‘7
iii iliiilllltl lilll
Don't Suffer! Go About Your Duties-
, \ ReliefCom the Home" You '
i Apply “it. Jacob‘s Lint. l
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5 Don't vim crippled? Rub ible until!
Jan. penetrating liuimmt right Into
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‘Ilte «pain. ache or «train, and out without dd”. llolfl om".
mom will.
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It hasn't bun n dud-r
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“mutt-K lit SIM.“ and
Caught Alter Chase by U. S.
Deputy Marshal. l
’Mll' .lTAFY POLICY
Y
DSSERTERS itELO
.._., ‘
OF THE GERMANS 1
IS CRl’i‘lClSEl)
mentioned 1mm mu Putt).
Phillip geheidemanu. the Socialist
leader and now Secretary of State
Without Portfolio in Prince Maximll‘
ian‘.~ Government: Deputy l‘ishch-
heck. of the People‘s l‘rogrehlve Pat'-
ty, and llr. Gustav Sileseluauu. of the
Naval Liberal Pttl'l). wele the chief
critics. The keynote ot tiltil l'v‘Ill'dlkS
was that the military policy lt‘liUt‘t-‘z‘
the civil gov-linmcnl to lllv‘ iole of a
ytlppt-l.
Accoiviing to Vorwaerts. of Seplent
her 26. the address of llcir lil‘oebei
Wan the greatest Sui'ltl’lnt' of the day
in the past he has been a stroll: sup
porter of the iiiililal'ist forgea During
the debate. he turned upon (lit-incl llor
von Hertha; and also General to“
Stein. l’russuiu War Minister. actua-
ing the lttttel ot having forbidden
met-tings in favor of the peace rcsu
lution proud by tile Rt‘lt‘llrlltg ill .Itily.
I917
l’llillip Fi'lll‘ldtumllll Mar lllln'lt‘d‘lll;
in his ('lilicimi of l‘tlndillflllh which
have ariwu during leceill iiiollllla. Iic
mid. ill pail:
“The last year has been the worst
ever lived by tile tierluan people. It
was bt'lltdt‘d lhul, l'ollowlilu llll‘ con
(IlllSitIIl oi more in the that. a military
superiority has been created in the
West. Iii that we have bit-ll dct'civt-t‘.
Authoritative t'iit'lcs litivc undercut.
IlIHlt'tl the enemy. and llil> lilldcresll-
inatlou has been communicated sim-
pestiv‘cly to the people.
"It llli: not been postsible. zl> a lilli'
fury thliuultt. to I‘l’llrll the t‘lli‘.ll,\. Wt
hill, on the contrary. be toillpcllml to
do out" llllllllr‘t in it\tlltllllL’ helm: crush
t'd ttlll'sl‘l\t‘.~
“\It‘t' tllailcelitli Hill i':t,vrr t‘ntimi
vorcd. iii his speech. at Sliitfhttl't‘ to
justify llenllauy‘> policy in llll‘ «ml
lie cvrn tried to llitliilollizc his ad
dress with i‘ciilai‘ku iccclllly iliiitlu by
Dr W. 5. Soil”, the Setvrcltiry of Stiitr
for t‘oloniva. ~’I‘Ili.~' \th‘ it illllltlilt till-
definition. for llr. Soil probably would
have spoken ipiitc differently if he had
bccil acquainted with the lll‘illlt’R sup»
piclilcllltiry to the lll’t'lil l.ltov.~'k coll
vciition. It is \t‘l) lllrtl‘lll‘lt'l‘hlll' lh.t'
(ll‘t'lal'ctllllll. a
language. i
'1th inscipt m i.» to be modeled at;
ler that on America's Libet‘v Bells
with the exception that the nhl‘a‘c‘ihlil't‘ and are reported to have I‘ll»
throughout all the vvorld" will be sub-.tered l'illt-rs-ic—fiev alul aliri*outtll»‘
ed La Ferte. -
stituted tut "throughout all tllc land."
WASHINGTON. Oct. 25. Although
formulation of terms. in about er to the
request of the German Government for
an arminttice and peace is regarded as
a task dimcult because of it: import
aul'c. the sent‘l'al opinion here ..~ that
little delay may be expected. 'l'hal lht
Supreme War Council already has con-
>idcred tht lilttblt'lll known. Ex
change of opinion between Washing
ton and the Allied capitals. has devel-
oped at common understanding upon
which the aruiistice terms. may be‘
based.
It was. Lttlnoldt‘l‘f‘d not unlikely today
that ocrio‘h consideration of the form
of the armistice to be offered Germany
already in progreik. For that rea
son. the details may be known to Ger»
man) and the world within it compare»
lively blluli time.
That German) lilltilil block the pre-
paration oi ut‘utielit‘c plans by a note
remain}: to accept the terms outlined
by I’i‘esidtiit “'llsttll in his reply lluS
III-l been disregarded lli sonic quar~
lens the belief was' it-itcrttled today
that Germany baa not as yet reached
the point in the decline of military
strength “here she would accept an
al‘llllstlt‘t.’ looking toward peace at any
plice. ll‘ll‘it‘deing pressure by the tier.
man pcopit’ to end the war before on-
otllcr winter sets in was considered by
Ollil‘l‘h‘ as daily making it more difficult
for the Government to do other than
allow the terms of an at'illistit-e to be.
laid down at- least,
Details at an armistice can be at"
ranged prior til the lt-ttclllhl- ill a com
plete agreement on terms of peace. it
was [minted out. and such details lilay
be announced while the basis of peace
in being worked out.
The part which the I'uited States
will take in arranging the armistice
detliila can be handled by representa-
lll‘t‘li of tilt army and naval establtalt-
tncnts now in Europe. Should politi-
cal questions be involved. representa-
lives of the President will be present
to meet with the lltltt-ntc Prciniclx
t‘ommcut of London and Paris ncvvs»
papers. rclicttiilu the attitude of the
la
thotr blood for dynastic reason
been iltumnuible to bring out lull
all a result of our custom polity, ‘tl‘tzr.
strength in ‘MMO‘IHL
.llll‘ military to "bent down every free
pt-oph-s of linulliiltl and l‘l'allt-c, and. in
many cases, that of ofllcltlls. on the re»
ply of President Wilson was t'tlflb‘lllt‘l
ctl satisfactory by officials.
BASEL. Oct 2'5. t‘oiillllent on Pres-
Ident Wilson's latest note to tlcrulivny
1H beginning to appear In.lhc German
papers. The National Zeltling, of Her
lln. says: ' _
”‘ "President has answered
"“ ., ,v- ’(ililcltly. Well. if ever Emperor \\'II>
Mi'm‘d'w ‘0. ”l" Voi'waeril-l 'h‘"”“‘liatll?a invocation'tltat God be with him
mud“ ”1 ”1‘ ““7““ G"“‘”"""“‘ l"““ in in scan-tin. il in right now.“
”V" l“ ”‘9 “I‘M A“"‘“““ ”9““? ”m“. The Ncuesle Nucllricllteil. of Iierlili,
caused surprim- in Ht‘l‘lill. "Tilt-re l.~ :llfiu)§: "In nlliit‘ iii/everything. we feel
0‘9“ l" ”l“ alliance." u'" "P‘sl'l‘lm {thal this answer bring» us nearer
5“” peace." l
(‘lvil liillllttl‘lllt'r‘ ttrt- oVI‘ijl‘lllt’tl
the military on many occasions. lIl' : ...
cording til the report of the d(‘bfllt' "BRITISH AND AMER!"
the Mam committee. lien; St-heitlc-‘ CANS MAKING IN'
niiiiin said that “at tho ortey of tilt;
military. Nllllt‘ police porter forbids :t l3(,ADS AGAlNST THE
GERMAN LINES T0
dcpilty to discuss it question which ltl.
Illi_\ cilitroitsea the entire attention oi,
the (turnout public." It In pointed out T
that he referred in franchise t'ttl'tlrlu.
llerr Schcidcnlunn said the efforts of
Dr. Soil. in a member of the lith'I'M
nit-lit. knew notliillu of llIt‘M' tit.tt.t-.~
"The time is irrevocably panned
when the LWUlt‘o alto Milling to spill
it has
l we.»
to bear on the western from, new? e.
mail li'OlIlln munt be kept L'l‘t'ltl Wilson
by
lContlnued from First Page.)
emotion among the people" had the;
result of making conditions at tilt-“mrd _ y
‘- ' nd worse." ' ' . . . .
“(ins)“:ggu 3m 2t..——thh but nm.’ French and petition forces in
exception, either-ltd comment. on I'Iit‘lil-,St'l'lllll continue to advance to-
ttem Wilson's note to Germany It? fil-‘vvltrtl the Austrian frontier. \‘t-
vorably received. Standout 0‘" “rm?“ t‘lllllt admits Austrian troops. llavc
thi- maiurlli' WNW '3 "m 0 “ retired to .Iugodiila. about forty
I"5.1%,3:93;;1232hggiziwrts “0.91..“ miles from the boundary between
matters in suspenne. but the Pl‘etil' Austria and Serbia.
dent‘s takes them where the)“ Sllttlfldi As the Allied forces in liclgililll
be. The ““9er ”l m“ Germ“ Noland France continue successfully
“W" desire m“ "9“? 3: t‘:?"3,;':::lzf. to storm the stubbornly defend-
Igp‘."§},f‘;i‘,;,ff§;pu'm3“. the“, is noll'tl (lernlttll lint-s. Italian troops on
reason'vvlty lighting should not end in the helium nontllcrll front have
less than a week. rsthtion. beyond lit-gun an offensive against the
caution. speaks or Wet." Allied l‘fl“ Italians.
lion." . Briisil trot . ‘ ~
rite solitary adverse criticism of Mr. l lib Illlll am ‘IIMSll
Wilson‘s note appears in the Graphic-3“”! the" way ”mm?“ on m" “'0‘
which complains of u... fenglh of theflttl‘ between \‘aleilclcllllcs and lie
document. adding: Qucslloy. which is'vital to the so.
”At sucl; a crisis. bandyinll ‘f‘ordlf curity of \‘alclicicllncs. Farther
:“fioflogllfofg lag; “£15331? “Illiplgrlillll: south the French. who gradually
wriggling.“
The Graphic. nevertheless. prints ll
cartoon of John Bull holding a copy {if
the note anti saying to President “lib
sou: "That‘s; the sort of stuff to give,
'em, Sir." .
~ Turkey Wants Peace. l
BASEL, Switzerland. Oct. 25 illu-
wtsl. Turkey will accept pence based
on the principles of right and justice.
laid down by President Wilson, which
the new Turkish Government approv-
es. the Grand \‘Ixier. Town): Palm. Is
quoted‘fn a DunstantInople dispatch as
having slated In Parliament.
The trand \‘leer'tt speech it” made
on the occulou of the presentational
the new ministry to the Chub". H0
inlaid the (laconic-It would grout.
utilitarian
Try Grandmother's Old Favorite Reel.
pit of Sane Tea and Sulphur
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded. strolli-
etl or uray. Years ago the onlv way
to get this mixture was to make It
at home. which Is many and trouble”
some. .
Not-mill“. We «imply uh li' our
“only dc“ More In; "Wyoth‘u lut- Ind
political rights with!!! GUM“- “ WON! manual.” You with M !
tontmumw witch mutt-M tut-outlaw
to ”numb ll tho Mutt-I ill
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THE SOUTH 0!“ VA-.
LENCIENNES ' i
‘ ,AMS‘l‘EllDAM. ()ct. 25.—-»l*‘rotli
int illfiiltlllii‘l f‘
the St-i'l‘c. itatl- i't"lt|ilt‘ll lllir pm;
I
American fUI‘t'I‘h have illatlc fur»
flier gain.» east and “th of the
Memo tit-yplte strung: t-llcliiy h"
Sinidilt‘k‘. 'i‘lic (it‘f'liltlhn oil the
\\‘t‘slt‘l'll end of the line art- l‘t'plli'l-
ed to be preparing: to withdraw
northward from Grand l’rc. where
their positions are oiitliallkctl by
the French caat of \'ouzici'a.
ticlicrui Dial in his new offen-
sll’t' is reported to have driven the
Austrians from important heights
north and wrat of Monte lil'itpmt
between the Have and the Breuta.
ill the Flow 1he ltuilalis ll'rl\'t' cap-
tured two islands.
Iii fierce IllIIIlillLE. tile iii'itiall
.t .oud ill the huhlirnmet- lm ~41 forcing the enemy fruit; important ridges. Between Rappew
lltl‘ jutt‘lv't'l l)?’l“vl't'll lili' l’lM‘ tilltl‘ 7‘.
i mean line vvas extended despite stub
,tborn resistance.
and ,Bantheville Wood the Am’
Heavy German counter—attacks were
thrown back by the Americana holdiu:
,Btlleu Wood and the lint-a on either
She. The Germans are using their:
1 vy guns and machine guns extem
i v
'ASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-—Release or
; ‘(zign “filial prisoners held in
lgiu:.. c.5517 lemma) except Where
. military ,enace would result, has
‘oen promiEd by General von Falk-
llausen. Ger an Military Governor Ul
occupied Belgium territory. This be
came known. here today in connection
with news that Burgomaster Max, in
Brussels. had been set free.
. LONDON, Oct. 25, 1:15. p. m.——Itaf—
ian troops have begun an offensive be:
tween the Piave and the Brenta. In
the Manta Grappa sector Thursday.
they advanced across the 'Ornic, River
and captured Monte Solarolo.~part or
Home Pt'assolan and Monte Pertica
continue to heat back the Germany In the Piave River, the Italians have
from the high ground ltt‘th‘t‘ll Yu-
ll'llt'lt'llllt‘h and Le Qumlioy. furth-
t‘l' illl'l'i‘itsili',’ lllt' lltt'lliii't' ltl lili‘
lit-riiiaii hold on both lllt‘u' lll
portttut points.
lIi Belgium and ilorlll of \'ttlclt
t'll'llllt‘h. tlic Allit‘\ llitiilltliir't‘llcil‘.
pressure. but Illc Itlll'i'lllitlft\ arc1
of minor llllplll‘iilllt't'. its lllt' Sillltlm
llilll oil the north depends upon.
the British sllt't't‘h~ around Vail-ll!
cicnllcs. East of Le Vulcan. the
British are before the Manual For
t‘xi, Wllllt' aliotll along the (like and
the Scrre. the French are pct-we.
hit: liar dagainst the Germans.
Since \Vcdnestlay’ morning. the
British armies advancing: from ll
few miles north of.\'iiiciiciclines
to east‘ol' I.c ('titcnu have taken
8.400 prisoners and one hundred
gulls.
Fit-ill .‘liIlNliitl lltlig, llia‘ troop.
litivittg' l'cttt-ilctl Illc \\'t‘.~ll‘l'll etluc
of the Normal Fort-at. apparently
ix striving: to oiittltilik lllttf llttlIlI'Hl
barrier oil the north by advancing:
through l.c Quintin) l‘t\‘.'iIl'll Milli
iIIltl Mtitillt-iigc. 'i‘lit- tit-l'liiatis arc
lightilltr utility to prevent this. re-
sulting iii tlcnpcl‘tllt‘ combats ill
the \‘Illit'll‘\ and other \‘ll'li'd’
points south of Valencicnncs. The
Britiuli. however. are” pushing
steadily ahead and have taken
Mann: and Vendcgics. Fighting
wax l‘t‘hlllllt'tl on thin sector Friday
morning with the. British ad-
vhilciug from the hills cast of the
lucailiou Mt toward the railroad
and high Hill llctvvccll Ville-ii
t‘lt‘llIKN and |.c Qitcsiioy.
lililiicdiatcly uortll of Viticu-
cielmcs. the British have taken ad-
ditional villages, and continue to
approach the important crossing
of the Sciieldl at (‘ondtn This
town is six and one-hillt' miles
northeast of Yaleilcicilncs .
the time that Moses l'ritzky. (‘olli-
lIllSSlOIIt‘l‘ for Elections to the ('oil-
hillllt‘lli Assembly of Russia. was
assassinated. late in August. up to
October I. sixty-eight hostages. iti-
t'iuding five priests. vvcrcahot by
the BtllNllt‘Ylkl, according to l‘ctro.
grad dispatches quoting the ilcws- ‘
paper Pravda.
(‘tll’l'].'lIAtlE.\'. (ll-t. 23.-»'l‘lte
(lei-titan licicllattlir has given
Prince Maximilian. the Imperial
l’lluiicellor. it vote of confidence
the ballot standing: lint to :32. ac-
cording: to Berlin (liSprlt‘ht‘x rc—
ccivctl here. 'l‘wcilty-tlircc of the
members did‘not vote. '
“’ITH THE ALLIED ARMIES IN
'FRANCE AND BELGIUM Oct. 25, 11‘
. in. (By The Associated Press).«
envy lighting was taking place today
on the battlefront in the region of Val-
enciennes. especially south of the
town. The British have gained ground
at almost every point alongthc Wont.
LONDON, Oct. 25, 1 p. m.—French
forces, advancing not-theastvward. be-
tween tlle Oise and the Peron. a ll’lbll‘
tat-y of the Terre. have penetrated the
village of Villers-lc-Sec and surround-
ed the. village of La l-‘erte. northeast
of Where. The. French also have made
an advance farther east along the Ser-
re and the Soucbe. ' 4
PARIS. Oct. 25.——An enormous
crowd assembled before the Reichstag
building. In Berlin, yesterday. calling
for the Mic-dim of Emperor Wil-
lino and the formation of a republic,
account: to a dispatch mm Zurich to
I'lltomotiou. ‘
Dr. Karl LiebItnet-lit. the Socialist
leader. who bu lulu been role-tied
llialon‘cy vr' ‘
lport. llecem er
' slaughter.
captured the islands of Grave Pattn
dapoli and Maggiorc. The weather ill
from Is unfavorable.
lililiiiiili
in until
IIAR'I‘HlRD. Oct. 25.--—Thc de-
ficiency inthe force of guards at the»
Connecticut State Prison in Wethers
field caused by draft and enlistment.»
and higher braces} elsewhere, gave twl
primnors a . olden opportunity lib
P~(.}'e. 'l‘hoy vcre (‘laudt- R. Taylor.
aha: Charles Taylor, No. 3786. and
Thomas Maloney, alias Thomas How
it“). No. 3750: "_
Some limp alter 4 o'clock this morn-
ing the two pi‘laoners. who had been
detailed for ; rly kitchen duty ll!
preparation ‘0 the morning meal.
slipped into the kitchen basement.
broke a lock or. the window of the
coal bin, and got into the yard ant
over the outer wall. In gaining lib
erty tilt-y climbed a length of piping
which had bt‘t‘n left against the wall
by o-lwr nriwnera connected with m.-
chanlcal work.
Tile dense tog which enveloped llll‘
earth until a'late lfour this morning.
was of material assistance to the fugi
tives. There Is no guard on the outer
wall of the prison during the night.
Authorities In all Connecticut towns
and cities were at once notified by tel.
ephone and telegraph. A reward of
8100 la offered~$50 for each—for tho
(‘atlltlre cf the prisoners.
, Taylor was sentenced from Hill”
ti‘ord. December 4, 1917. for the theft
of a horscn¥d breaking and entering
sentenced from llridge~
18. 1917, for man»
DERB’V JUDGE DEAD
‘DERBY. Oct. 25.-William .8.
Downs, former judge of the’t‘htv
Court, died suddenly. In Washington.
D. 0. last night from heart trouble.
Judge Downs Watt sixtyone years
old and had been active In Republican
state politics. He. was graduated
from the Albany Business College. He
was corporation counsel here in _19Ill«
2 and 190613 and had been c‘fork ol‘
the House and Senate. He served on
the City Court bench several years.
His widow. and a brother. Charles M.
Downs, surflve. ,
The funeral-will be on Sunday at»
ternoon from his late home,
WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.—-Fuel Ad-
‘minlstrawt Garfield today refused to
‘grant bituminous confers an increase
of wages sought in connection with
the-plan fur the stabiltutton of wages
worked out for the anthriolte minors.
He said that the bituminous did not
require wage Increases.
IIRllilt itiiili llllill. _,._
If :lillllllli itltiltt
Eat Lou Meat and Take Slit: For
Ba'ékaclu or Bladder Trouble
Uric aci‘d‘ - meat. excites the kid
neys. they' If e OVerworked; get
sluggish. ache. and feel like lumps oi
lead. Themrlne becomes cloudy; the
bladder is“lrrituted. and you may ht:
obliged toneelt relief titro or three
times during the night. When tilt!
kidneys clog you must help them flusn
off the body’s urinous waste or you‘ll
be a real (c ‘pertion shortly. At tint
you feel «d misery In the kidney
region. you cuter from backbone-
sick headache. dullness. atoll-ell
gets sour. We coated and you lea
rheumatic twinge: when the weather
to bad. ,
ht lean meat. drink lot: of water:
at» not not: any oil-MM tour
com of hit 8M": uh a table
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