The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1917, Page 3

FULL DUTY IN WAR, KERENSKY REPEATS Resents, Through Statement by Secretary, Criticisms of the British Press. ' PETROGRAD, Nov. 6,—David Soa- | OF WAR RELIEVED OF HIS POWERS General Direction of the D2 partment Once More Taken Over by Kerensky. PETROGRAD, Nov. 6.—Gen, Verk- Klee, Kerensky’s Secretary, made the | Bowaey, the Minister of War, ha following statement regarding “the | been granted an indefinite leave of misinterpretation by some of the | absence by ® Government order London press” of the recent Which relieves him of his office. Gen. Inter- | view of tle Premier w ciated Prea: “I have seen M. Kerensky with ref- erence to the interview and shown| him quotations from the English Press. He was very much astonished at the manner in which his plain statements were received in London. Whoever read the whole interview can draw but one conclusion from It: Russia was doing, |s doing and still ‘will do her utmost in carrying on her share of the common cat nat | nthe Asso- | the enemy, having devoted all her might from the very first days of the! war, when England only begau her | vast preparations and America was | stfil neutral, “Russia, which always was much | poorer economically than her mighty | Allies, now naturally feels the pinch | of war more than Pngiand and Amer- {ary Military | action as Manikovsky has been appoin ing War Minister temporarily, wh! the department wili be under weneral direction of Premier Ke- rensky, Loon ‘Troteky, President of the Central Executive Committee of the Petrograd Council of Soldiers’ and Workmen's Delegates, has sent a ro- quest to the Petrograd garrison not to execute any military orders those approved and signed by the RUSSIA. WILL DO RUSSIAN MINISTER American Women Preceded Our Soldiers except | Soldiers’ and Workmen's Revolution: | Committee, Simulta neously the committee sent military commissioners to ali the points in and around Petrograd, he afternoon papers int ret this n attempt by the Maximal- {sts to nelzo political power. The pa- | decidd to combat vig rously any such Important ! | pers believe that the Government has THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1917. In France and Won the Allies’ Gratitude MURDER IS GIVEN | Paterson Police 4 Also Found on Torso, ASTOR not done skit xo a Pos hic | the hand of a surgeon, ONENEMY ALIENS a @ Medals and Orders Have Been Showered on These Brave Americaines, Who Have Given | Their conversation in which a butcher ures, led the police quickly to the ef that the clue is promising. The fied. A the im has not yet been ide laundry mark "J ime, Money and Best CLUE IN HEADLESS BY WOMAN'S TALK Investi- | gate Laundry Mark in Shirt ‘ully enough to suggest 1k shirt found with the torso Lr | and already it has been learned that |n0 such mark is known in any Pa | | son aundry. ‘The investigation has | CITY DRY ZONE NOW EXPECTED ON LOWER WEST SIDE aeons | Federal Order Closing Hob» ken Saloons May Be Ex- tended to Manhattan. Through an overheard conversation| A “dry" zone In Manhattan from | between a woman and a butcher, the |'Ne Battery to 28d Street and from Salles at Pardee, fe ve tae | the Hudson River to Seventh Ave a lieve they | nue, may be . k the have found a trail that may lead to] drift of sold! trom the solution of one of the mast grue.| Hoboken to New York, baat Jsome murder mysteries the depart. | Ported to-day | ment has ever handled. baled ai lailbes ads . tary authorities have been convinced The torso of man about thirty|the only way to atop the sale of | yeare old found in a vacant lot at| liquor to men tn uniform ts to deal East Soventh Street and Sixth Ave- belies oe S ee one "i this territory |Bue, Paterson, The head, which 18!" ‘ryery saloon in Hoboken, it te ex till missing, was expertly severed.| pected, will be closed before the end }and the legs were cut off about five] of this week, and the “dry” area in l\nches above the knee, The work was | Jersey extended to include a conside Jable portion of Hudson County. This ts shown by the fact that the District Attorney has clamped the iid tight rted|on the uptown section of Hoboken, fig-|and intimated that the Keuffel & be- | Esser factory, in the centro of the city, will be included as part of the port, which would have the effect of Nti- | closing all Hoboken saloorfs, It aiso is announced that the How boken army plers are now @ part of Camp Merritt, at Tenafly, This makes it possible to deciure a five-mile zone Sat eid ‘theved qustiaed 1 ter. |from the plera in which the sale of lem, and therefore is justified in the | Seiad t i liquor may be prohibited. It would contention that her Allies now should | “'°™Pt — | Effort, Often Risking Their | a poole Moai bo under this five-mile extension that mt n extended to other citte a “dry” xc : shoulder the heavier burden and| Gen, Verkhoveky, the Russian War| Lives, to Succor the Wounded | | saNda (were eof Wl EULER ee Seer nee ek unstintedly, with Minister, has been a member of the| and Homeless of France and| a 7 ind the fingers bore stains war material nd nance | Cabinet since Sept. 6. He has been a z fi Order to Remove move Then Inland y) t that the victim may'| [MPQSE $2 500,000 FINE ter of her requirements. | strong advocate of better discipline {n| Belgium—Americans at Home | Not Yet | {1H } dyer, There are many | y y “The Mintater-President in this in-| the Russian army and hae endeavored | NOE REE Seen ’ Riad 0 FLANDERS | yer € h ust atl terview pointed out that not ev to Introduce reforms. On Sept. 28 be May Be Proud of Them. Savs Gregory " path oa Le N PROVINGE one of the allied countries appreciates, told the Democratic Congress that 8 ‘ : i sien enue te tha test (bab Whe —_—_—_ fairly the at part Russla has | final victory over Germany was c (3) ay ‘ sare este ais ORG se te a laft-handed. ‘Phie {Germany Punishes Section of Bel- ifayed and tit is playing tr it va iis ! < 5 ir in tho ix Nr Joclared to-day that |i# indicated by the muscles of the) — gium for Failing to Furnish and that some were inclined to at- An are al Gregory declare r i oT Ss 2 giver > move | le arin, hich are heavier and better tack her bitterly because of the great In dress to the preliminary TRODE iste Ge paamtay’ srosie So eee AE eee ara eee sci Thay ceban ot tne7rtaht 40,000 Workers, difficulties with which she ts con-| Parliament on Oct, 25, he urged reor- By M rile M eB da ‘ miles from ithe coast | Ae: SPs Swoft and fair, but Dr.| LONDON, Nov. &—A despatch to feehted now, She will continue to 2 | ion of the army and the au- : y Marguerile Mooers Marshall. hii ey vould pot cecupy The akin wos wok and fle Caunty | the Exchange Telegraph trom Am- her dut: i of severe punishment for Toe first American detachmeut to aid the A on their fighting front | posta, but Indicated that |W. W. Maca Aue hs Tsai hair | Sterda says that, according to M. Soukice said the Interpretations | ¢e#naue was a detachment of American women, nment waa seriously con. | Physi oy ate all ven tom, that in] HOMtier correspondent, the German ri - - ‘The three gold medals of the Department of Forels aire, whic leriug what steps should be tuken | Ws (ark. iS bran nae over authorities in Belgium have imposed of the Ame: press of his interview : 8 i of th a ua t ee r Affaira, which the alupe : <A beh fe peone position ta {the disposition of the body, If not in| a fine of 10,000,000 franca ( were pleasing to him, He recently | rench Government has just conferred on three Amer. » neo that they are In no 5 tO ee ave imurder, at least two anen' 600,000) on the Province of recovered from a serious iliness and {ean women—Mrs, Robert Bacon, Mrs, George Monroe i" uther information of valto to tho} the actual murders ders because tt failed to pla in a few days is going to England on and Mrs. Laurenco V, Benct—but recall and emphasize nomy | AN teat niatits, with the aid of Iah-| maeutte Gracey, Suwon 08 SBe er oficial business, ae the fact that hundreds and thousands svoted Amer ’ ’ Risch ‘orders, Rave, heen leas the police and detectiver —— { nid the At General in a state. | ter A \ ca | jean women are doly W service somewhere in at AcuntioRc lal Gnas ema | new arched In vain for the missing head, GERMANY A DEMOCRACY, | ‘ance or Belgium, Many women prominent in Amer aoe aldecatian hut thety ta nathing | Fo-day many boys, incited by a prom- fean Ife volunteerod this service even before the SufepOhe. Zor’ DUnflaadle we | wed reward, are aiding In the sont bd | ney “ind personal labor in the Allied hospitals and Who attention ot'the @eoret service | = ; ; “Changed Fi From Aibeney in Short| 10 CARRY ARRY ON HAR 4 meen tho War ravage 1 lots on the western front. Dally 1 Few Big Concerns Still’ aims\ og the Government bas tieen found jater by the police added to the! Space of Five Days,” De- | more women are ed to the Ust of those whol Hold Out—Some May Lowe 4h me time to the fact] mystery, Detectives think It may Taras Beebe are in the immemorial feminine task of healing and comforting Their Supply h nad German n+ |inage bean used with (tie few articles clares Erzberger. | America May Force ce Appoint. | those wito \ ne ply. path tho const with prav-| or mate clothing to wrap up the body. | BERLIN, Monday, Nov. 5.—Via| i < tleally rietions on tht tiv-1 4 copy of a Now York newspaper of| London.— the troopa ot the} Ment of Pri actical Dictator With about hatt of the 5.0 te 1 position to observe the | June 14, folded so asx to show repeat- oe i ¢ fore Cc veal 5 . alt ok Gove war vit t € nee t a au jon ry eo pee! AUles sgha TOKE t to Force Co-operation : Bronk Bi inl groat ree ae, aan toe Sele yer ee ear across tho Tagliamento, Germany at mi ' nie ' | Psalms, chapte iL, verse Kg d f ve ‘ai ms " 5 an fer n barm by nur ating ¢ Was the only ther article eand i | 00 or every meal” heme quietly crowed the political) LONDON, Nov, G—Morning papers a that a ty t ein the r tath is tabicon and in the space of five days! give promin to despatches from | RUMTA!An | be mpl rant eA en hake cccad atten {Just imagine a rich, tasty disk—criap—melt anged from an autocracy into a| Washingt loting the | Ou! ands imum w ‘« PATRICK HAYES, WARDEN unto m toe thbit hast, boon {8 it your mouth—Light as thistledown, wit democracy,” declared Mathias Eraber- | creatic Stam t Tianing of te war she turned | French ¢ w ang re a berahaien tale strong tower |# utlike taste and a tempting golden hue: Vuterview to-day with the Asscclated | Ps 2 inded and he my ke would y nig . y Phystetan W. W. MacAtls. | thick—that's Holland Rusk i he Dally 3 ts one of} ¢ Sh F reco y th P and 1 agreed tha " 2 correspondent. the seas tviatt a Toil Dr Buet } Head of Kir unity : ‘cr elaashene wkd Holland Rusk is not toast. It inay look | “This has been (ie most entous | of aad Beales k a ; ’ t pin } eniiary and { We teas 1 Bie heaein toast at first #iyht—but the first bite wil ek since the founding of the em-| jwork in I cae Faia ies uta. chal market, a eee Ate Bees ve: HE Re vee soseg patt | HOW you most convincingly that it is unlike pire,” he said. “Its achievements 4 confer. {and m4 N country, | Honse t he bl and Victim of Erysipela alla oA “a GOR Pe dugg [aNd infinitely Letter than any toast you ever & permanent political gain a8 Halg, British BHP lent Vn ee OL i t Ma mer oy ofl hark bout, ELBO) ofdibek on for the German people. In view of nd Gen, Pershir ay eneh so- | to help uders the Kings Cou Penitentiary and! ht: “The police think the the July and October happening» the ape caudate ‘ ‘ nt “of th us are| the City Prison on Hlackwell'x taland |! , Lelie dat lace wie | It's good at breaktast, luncheon, dinner, o¢ Jority Naslers f nvinced o! are - | part ir o held during the day with a view [And sin 115 Supervising Warden | 2% OFS Oe oe ae Tha evan [im between with kot milk and a dash of salt the hopelessness of permitting the old el eaur Husting the difference fall elty pri died today at ory. | Dh ATVCAT Aer rei e oeyeraar (oF tuear. With fruit, it's delicious, Served syatem to prevall, ‘Through the Chief | VANDERUILE in ' ett P n there to] SPelas tn his qu ' hag Leauge es iia bein “in {With poached eggs, it makes the dish taste of the Civil Cabinet thoy imparted ant vi f at : : wnty Init in y ‘ " We Fone Ao Way WAR ROUSE IRIN tsar han aver before) and their convic to the Crown, ur¢ A Ni ser un M y|neral witht 1 N tia fact it the o! mark of vio- [fF be an ever betore, and even simply Tae hie: im nied Gt e's : e tae n'a dem annonnced |g con Re DICER RS . warmed in the oven and buttered, it’s much hate minental r ‘mak. Gants Wed i 54 M anion head SKbLNBAA ike + ony kits n, Which maght |More enticing than toast, with your coffee or te devel: and tle Iaauca and /aud the question ' Hi U in bins . Nites how Vered) str, Hayes a BAR It wind) in| ha Fi ward sft a | cea or milk, harmontous governmental collabora- | {aken up. padod ae asin I ply t 1 and came Hyoob . » ho th uth Ww was | 4 tion with the Keichstag, during the at a ae ts 1 Da Bees rea ARE alba al | It does not tire the taste ax other foods war, at least “ til i und held - ATR ¢ ae which have only one of two uses—Holland COPENHAGEN, @-In an ad “4 A k 5 | She herself * OWE GERMAN “DREAM inti when fl \& si has a hundred, There's a new way o! dress on Sunday at ig, West TON, Nov. vel : b 1 thousands of my 1 R len of the Kinga Cour DIAZ ARMY TAKES CITIES. | yerving it every meal for « month, and aft Roctaliat leader, eald lia ty would wi eman b ' is penitentia ‘ ' net Capta ~~ S pest shen bd a Raat aupport the new Gernun ment it an ! se 1 1 1 y S as placed . is Re ny way, you'll agree that there's just one it kept its pronilsea, including those for | { Ul Society With 25¢ f natitut L, VASO, Tex é yrding | thing as good—and that’s “more. equaT rights In Pruse of po- 3 1 ks Great Territor 1 reach ' lay. Gon Au | At your Grocer's or uth censorship und cuncersl. | nen Gov " Me In 1 hoard Bianau { ’ b Del . labor, maak VO. h « America was ere ; ; eared 4 elicatessen Dealer's uf ’ ers Pubes " 7 * harge and t s an Puebla and] Made oply by HOLLAND RUSK CO, a ee F , : ; ial ; | Hollaud, Mich, GERMANY PLANNING PEACE dana tain el eeiAv iat [ivcard and tho Department of Cortes | Sormer Carranaa | Rey nment, | Vandert vA emulted in ard rt CONFERENCE IN DECEMBER | ¢ the Helaia) can Con: |, MM | i - ' na ; : en t Keet Kidnapping Witu = ul * hom reated t re {ASHFIELD M Said to Have Chosen Bulow and mies | t ¥ i r ‘ Warden wh trou Helfferich as Delegates for \ Raita A ; uu os ff \ Toluivecmcn ; L DIED WITH A PATRIOT’S PLEA. oT 41N \ “To Think that a Morphy WwW : ‘ n \ ver Have to Me Drafted.” ff it Misa f iy A la 1 1 f ; ‘ f urd ‘ Brann VERY woman knows the will euggest that ' vd A 4 t f vr keen pleasure of having © delegates to for |G 1 M eat } ! many's representatives, tt was asse: nand| M F " X Le eee a friend ask for the secret of Mt be Prine Bulow f nw. Your | ME M w lay. flacht ‘ae " a dessert. And 6 times out Chancellor Helfferich aa ' f 5 ' ; Rat pursar dee Ghaneellan tert ‘ail iy in the | MY x Hine Sa Bas ed. to gh of 10 the key is—Burnett's lng would formally announce ¢ of ei Mary V4 Heclared th . ‘ s a Vanilla. Rich, delicate, de’ in the Reichatag o — te) Mi ' tation on ¢ f 4 Bec in the Reichatag on > ee M b yaa hes od ious and economical. Try it BY RUSSIAN SUBMARINE cans § tinh Bt at will open new roads to deasert successes ata lov r : Ir 1 scmemaiemanmee War Minister Declares Emphatically the A ' Sms the. Samat ; Roumania Alsp Reports Burning of| There bs No Truth in Effort t gal Alley A : A eames v t cover a t ; aor V k a" ; Steamer in Gulf of End War Separat . ¢ ude Mrs, 1 V ef a anil ve Vera ad, ROGRAD, Ni ‘ py ‘ eanecan 4 programme JASSY, Nov. 0.—Sinking of a f M's recent t 4 an r M I ent torpedo boat destroyer by a an sky, M f War, hi 1 ed . rf ts Sy mae submarine and the burning o' eanuer 1 sept ey ' Wpeuh: hee " i 4 in connection with Russlin operatior ni is ae 4 whieh destroyed astul enemy bat y tho \ re- | thaw . terles at the Gulf of Iniads waa reported ab aa eg wornen \ A 6 Varis M tn @ Roumanian oMelal etatome nt has bi TY by the bee 8 ai dy ' a day, tea tor w t ne has behind A ‘ Ae Md ds "i \ i / ——— ae an +e ae