The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1918, Page 7

3 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1918. ing the leading editorial in the New| paper prepared by Austria for the ex- ISLAND BIG AS IRELAND «shocked American soldiers, In| plies, at Newark, N. J., ordered sotd by York Tinkes of yesterday as “being |press purpose of promoting disintegras ance Dr. Finney nade : Btudy of] A. Mitcheli Palmer, Allen Property Cus- calculated to weaken the warlike ef-|tion among us, are but evidence that FOUND BY STEFANSSON Balanced by ach, reg Shoots hejgy te Ad ca ac. een by fort of the United States." The edi-|the enemy has succeeded—as wé hope, He became convinced the sufferers a cee, ae Cars * broker with offices at No. 30 Chureh a could restored to normal conil- torlal favored the acceptance of the Austro-Hungarian proposals. “The substitution of a peace by ne- only temporarily—in weakening the Manhattan. The : 2 ; Aaaek J ¥ only other Purpose to victory of this newspay-t: Explorer's Companions Carrying Syrtetn Ineiuges the ural" ireatcoens as Weldon Roberta of the Wel- # an indication, o! ie evious y, * ~ Se ut Work With Chunk of fee nervous bretkavwn don Rébberts Rubber Company of Ne = a5) ONAUSTRIA'S NOTE add to it % ways in which the strength of certain gotiation—peace without victory—ad- — ark. ~ vocated therein in the place of a| hidden and abhorrent forces succeed Ice as Boat. A. W. FABER PLANT IS SOLD,| 4% ®Pprntso: of the property and nel was horn to Lieut. and Mrs, peace founded upon a military deci-|!n finding ultimate expression and in NCOUVER, B.C, Sept. 17.—One —__—. fets, exclusive of $8,000 in cash which) phetps Taft at the home of Mra. ing quick rellef trom sion would but perpetuate the rulo of| imposing upon even those whose €x- of Be islands which Vilhjalmar Sto-| Newark Enemy Owned Concera| sors to the United States Treasury. | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Chase bf ‘Clogged nos- . A bod Brings @145,000 at Avett fixed the value at $31 35, and the| Rowe Hill easy Austria over her subject peop!os andj perience should instruct them, 48 @ fansson found In the Arctic region is Th “ = g total liabilities 7.0 . The prin- 7 te —>— that of the unspeakable Turk over his| Warning to the United States of about the size of Ireland, the explorer je enemy-owned plant of A. W. Fa-| cipal offices of the Faber concern are} nae ‘Taft te in the artifiery in active ie servi a of the persistent and insidi- raid today, The Dritiah flag was] OC manufacturer of stationery sup- in Bavaria, Germany. : aracter and far-reaching effect , i018,.68.¢ 4, whien said. “It would but re-enable Ger- jerman propaganda, the editorial je%rd June 18 1815, on this land, wnisn many to prepare even more thor ughly ds as a monument. The univer- '* '" “A for the next war. It is palpable that] %#4 spontaneous dissent throughout Gustav Adolph Sea. Stefansson arrived the entire trend of the defeatist pro-| {2° Press of the country from tho last night from the north and to-day ets S| proval as Evidence It Has . Been Duped by Kaiser. Expert Dentistry P y PrO-| views advanced therein is its con- conunued his Journey to Victoria. Liners eecaams gramme artfully urged in the edito- | clusive answer.” | Storker Storkensen, Stefansson’s leu- The American Defense Soctety ds-|rial of the Times on the ground of hu-| | Cleveland Moffett, a trustee of the tenant, and four men are carrying sued a statement here to-day deplor- manity, the warm praise of the astute fense Society, in a statement sald: our their chief's plans e far north. “L protest with all my strength against an editorial in to-day's New The five recently landed on the ice pack York Times that seems to ject surrender to the beast of Pots- drifting westward. Stomachs Put in Order—Instantly! 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