The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1917, Page 10

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If the Russian revolutionary méve- ment rallies quickly into organized stability, and the army, that has been Jittle better than an armed mob dufing the past two months, is lined up again into a giant military power, Kerensky, more than any other man, can claim the credit, —— THOUSANDS OF RUSSIANS ARE DYING IN GERMANY War Prisoners Killed by Hunger and Disease, Red Cross Com- missicners Say. WASHINGTON, June 22.—Many hun- dred thousands of Russian prisoners in died and more ccording to a let by. canes. “Roroding. and ‘Sakhhoweky of the Russian mission to the Red Cross War Council. The prisoners receive “less than one-half @ pound of bread per day and besides this a very si quantity of unwholesome potatoes |the worst kind. of coffee,” the letter aid. ‘The Red Cross tx asked by the com- mission “to do everything possible to gend a quantity of suMictont, at least for the first month.” For the two million Russians in Germany the noed ie estimated to be 30,000,000 pounds, jeonting about $2,400,000," ‘ROOT MORE HOPEFUL OF SUCCESS IN RUSSIA Head of American Mission Declares Germany Has Lost Hope of Separate Peace. PETROGRAD, June 22,—"I find the citizens of Petrograd pessimistic but I think the situation in Russia prices of the so-called ex- In addition to the and conduct our business Come to Avoid the by taking advantage of Open Saturday is improv,” dectared former Sena- tor Root, Chatrinan of the Amertoes | PRINT PAPER MAKERS mission to-day, comes from Germany, The Incident of the deportation of the Swiss So- claliat Robert Grimm 1s very signiti-] Frank P, Walsh Demands Action Through failure of his efforts, Germany has lost all hope of a sepa- BTOCKHOLM, June 22.--Reports that the American mission to Petro-loharges against print paper manu- grad would journey to Stockholm for - a conference with certain elements of the Socialist groups now here for the German-called were circulated Minister Morris declined to confirm He admitted, however, that ” eeenycureee te pd - turers for many months have been RUSSIAN RAILWAY STRIKE ENDS WITH WAGE INCREASE commission's recent report in the pro- “peac —_ Men on Petrograd-Moscow Road |!"® conepired and banded together to| OT) Uy iN oe Who Refused to Wait for Award Resume Work. awaiting the award of a commission acmnl to examine their claims, have The Government has provided for an Increase of their ware Evenings Till 10 P.M, One door trom State ¢, Varker Building, Gates Ave. om Flushing Ave, Near Slat St. A Near Calyer St, 22 Newark Av., Nr. 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The nufac! arged. with hav- manufacturers are charg: ordinary cold.cream one can prepare | beautifier. ontrol the industry, increase the coat int of the most won- of paper by restricting free compet!- {tion and limiting the producton and . ou bie Walon chackes thet the manus | wpe Qcare Shoeld (We taken. to Petrograd and] :acturera have discriminated in price ruining others, and have violated con- nish paper to publishers at prices nd by the commission to be fair, cal and profitanle. Lobes as Leedlaners freckles and | hands.—Advt. gp rent deel BALM FOR HOMELY MEN. (Prom the Cincinnati Bnquirer.) « It docsn't mattor how homely « man he is good to a Three hours later ho wilt took handsome to her, Juice of Lemons Creates A Clear, Soft, Rosy Skin Tells women how to make a lemon beauty cream cheaply for the face, neck, arms and hands 4 ’ At the cost of a small jar of| {en and is the ideal skin softener and Just try it! 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