The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1914, Page 1

i 4 ae aaa got ; ov pet ey form yay , ; rr y { Mepis mi nS aa Hie 3 Weather—Fair to-night and Wednesdays continued colt rina —————_—_— New Wore Workde NEW YORK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, “1914. 20 PAGES 7 ‘PRICE ONE CENT. BANAL | The I" Cirouta ulation Books Open to Open to “All”? | alleen ‘Cireulation Books Open to All.” | __ PRICE ONE CENT. Coren PGERMAN TRENCHES ON A 3-MILE FRONT anne BY fae! # COMBINED Rt RUSH: aE AN TY OF BELGE ADMITTED IN VIENNA Letter Written to Her | War Offices in London and Paris Sra it (eonckMAN KILLED by Clubman. Opsatns in Un in United States WHEN. A MOTORMAN y Steel and Railroads Cause IGNORED HIS SIGNAL | | ALIMONY CQMES LATER. |: Excitement on Floor. , ‘ : soeeee & PE LCSEPO GLEE EOS HL EE ‘ STEEL TAKES A TUMBLE. 3 Young Woman Lawyer Grills > » fF g : s $| Grandson of Milk Mag- Claim Important Gains in Com- Ml! One Pacific Saes Three Points Hl fate on Stand: bined Attack South of Ypres and ' After the Opening Rush $3} at Other Points in Battle Line. E h 3| Kathryn Browne Decker, actress, of Exchange. won a decree of separation from 4 > | Gere $|Henry ¥. Decker, tne young. grand: § FRENCH ADMIT REPULSE Prices of leading American secari- eon of the Sheffield Marma-Slawson-| © . > tles fuiled to-day to maintain the 3 Sn, bah veld hae é at AT ONE POINT IN ALSACE ; eee 4 janchard’s part of the Peet tiasaarted yesterday: Cadnny Bi court to-day. Her allegations et : very heavy sales they fell wway frou Sil ceusity, ware audtained almost IRIS ‘ VIENNA (via London), Dec. 18 [Associated Press].—The two to four points. This downwart $ | their entire 4 Justice Blanchard | » {abandonment of Belgrade by the Austrians is acknowledged tendency was ascribed more to the 3 renaerst 1 ps @eclaion without leay-| 5 3 | in the following official statement given out to-day at Army manipulations of American traders ‘ $| PE aie ae eronmnantien reel 3 | Headquarters: than to the dumping of foreign #e- brief order for the court record. | * 3 “In the southern theatre of war the retirement | curity owners. Quick profit * | ‘The case seemed to turn on a letter | > of our right wing involved a change in the military \ ra en ora abl ta anbe | sat $|Brownen,, Seen : ie Asch : $ situation which madc it advisable for us to abandon ne pare inihtsaes set 2 aie 31 to Decker, ade strenuous eforts| & 4 Belgrade, which was evacuated without fighting. BS AN Ses ners { q erda. ce we Lette o evie|@ 4 on ’ Late in the day the marke geal gain on the stand} a LOCELLE POG AND te y “ORCKERS 3 Hes, but are in the best of spirits. atill more under pressure of renewed ive Blanchard ad-| * . A bd NISH, ‘Servia, Dec. 15 [United Press|.—The Servian Gove ‘A selling offerings until the gains of the | ‘ the letters sible bd eonne i ernment to-day formally announced the recapture of Bele past two days Were nearly wiped out Katheryn: and uf the atocks! stood at the | == A sinall box of Vitfany’s was on brought pot boya to ahore, grade. ’ ’ lavela © Teast Bate | omy “or last night when £ ‘DROWNING EERMAN Moyers clinging with death grip to ° BALE HELPS FIRE The statement declares the Austrians now hold only = , urday. The buyin, ai teoin the POLICEMA Kil f) reached home, £ put off opening | eee rescuer, i Shabatz and Loznica in Servia. These two towns are on the a public were exhausted. ‘The brokers | ake ao Glat Lcoui 1 eae a Ucel. so ene Gout 4 extreme northwest of Servia, at the junction of the Drina and Wittad tears to eon ne Hootie at to ia contents, ‘The nue tact | BOY iN SAVED HY ved 10 bw inv bad way, Bill SWEEP A BUSY |Save Rivers. The official statement says; ‘ See ae anattnere BY A AR | that it came from you brougt you | ‘ etlnpme, though dainy, wa “The cnemy has fled across the Danube and Save Seana (ruinore a ratiennnit w vividly into the reom, and bo | ise Med cial Chase Hs eats mer bie “| Rivers in great disorder and evacuated Belgrade. All Stas TALI a1 60) nS ' BROOKLIN BLOSK Servian territory is nuw freed of the enemy cacept t Shabatz and Loznica, whose deliverance is imminent. f ' a “The triumphal entry of the Servian troops into F | Belgrade was irked by scenes of indescribable ene Lad Dives From hen FRR ates }istarts tt bsdtord Avenue Bake thusiasm. King Peter has received messages of cone j att Into ley Water-- BIDS IN FOR Ei EIGHT ery and Three Akirms Bring gratulations from all of his Allies.” the much heralded 5 per cent, freight vofitinually looked up to rig! The close was at the lowest prices J do not know, dear, that Eean of the day, United States Steel, that stand this vew ly had started off at 55, fell down to} Union ifie from Lehigh Valley 38 3- ‘dimond Lehane of | Traftic. , »: the [| titodes 134, Reading f . . t y | LONDON, Dec. 15 (United Press).—A Copenha: de Vaate Be ma Squad Dies ar Wheat ii the found thos a ‘ : ‘ireme: i pennagen j pieimamnaniad Cayege froin: BEe i 1 ad Dies Under Wheels of ccna ae - Victim May Die. | NEW SUBMARINES} Many Firemen. spatch to the Star this afternoon declares that news of the a Total sules fur the day were; Stocks, Fourth Avenue Trolley. | having your arma about me, chess See : ag | ann once Austrian retreat from Servia caused a panic in Berlin. \ 268,674; bonds, $2,041,000. oe | at my throat will Poulew weapaleeth etn ) A fire whieh reached three-alurm | Announcement of capture of Belgrade by the Ause After five hours of an active mar- Giant Under-Sea Fighter Included ket, during which values fluctuated} Policeman Edmond Lehane, one of | yy *) but did you ever bear of three ki ; proportions on the northwest corner | trians less than two weeks ago was received with the greatest widely luck and forth, there case a|the clean-limbed, upstanding six. a raft on an ley pond in this De in the Lot Will Cost of Bedturd Avenue 4nd Fulton/enthusiasm, The suddenness of the reverse came as a supe slow but steady sagging. None jeuens Naat ids tine er 1 testinoa| ber Weather with the Chermometer $1, $50,000. Htreet, Brooklyn, had all the Are) opige, nt #50 for uetective| awn to 18 above zero? companies in the Bedford section of} 0 Uhat would need WASHINGTON, tree. to Mids wore “Bu Cody i® twelvo nd #0 Isfopened to-day at the Navy Depart: | » Meyers, Both go to St. Mary's| ment for eight Mo was cau; d minimum figures fixed by the yg. /-|Ninth Street to-day \ between passing cars of the 1 \ erning committer, and ax a rule \ every active stock held its ground|Avenue Une, thrown by one under voklya engaged this afternoon The’ tr \ of the Jvading issues fell to |Allies Combine in Attack tarted in the bakery ¢ or now submarine ne | Sate ‘ [Abe selioats of the other and crushed parochial achool at Front and Jack s for whieh is to displace a5) Von Thunn Bros, at No, 1197 Hulton | O th G a | (continued om Weoond Fags) |40 ooath ( a TAA at Bara RIERA rR Ae eT tame Tae | aisests suena. fe Ie Teatsralaiigta n the German Trenches. —— Police pinissioner Woods and decker's pet name fo; Btres SRP Tuo aval secre: t/ and Pool Parlor and the lode ro . x Dee Commissioners O'Daniely and Wife. reetHueh | their own age they went down to cn | ODE. 978"8 Riera puller i Nvsa ton Geeta annie e fhe uae LONDON, Dec, 15 [Associated Press].—The statement “Did you wire her Mowers?” un was Updater tebe fo me! diving. ship have a speed of 2t{on the two flooi ove, to the ¢ $198, 989, 786. 52 TORUN Dunham on the way to Headqu: eae Jot of Jackson Strect during the noon} yarn un man & sai in tots [sutersen ehops of Willie Dorschor at issued to-day by the British Official stopped and tried to raise the car eyes, just outa roMe,” was typ hit under water; will propelled by | No. 1199 Fulton Stre the wine and concerning the combined and determined attack by the ee ee eee edits algun ae tat “US? | allies yesterday against the German line was interpreted as , F f marking the beginning of the muchediscussed attempt te plank in the cked up trom the | are building |" Viey found an ol water Ww | Deisel engit leustiolen ow much did was rox The witness was tr mpuwen it IL igust Have GON a lue NF) EW YORK GITY ONE YEAR 2". aie was fifteen nuinutes beforu u pecking car of Ubu railvoud company n has Where thy Kedfurd Avenue subi ’ e MS fn Q ol > wan . \ Bt as sit 1 uid the a ie cine a Se saute int Ninth atreet | ley rie Pies Bin Decker down) ‘The wind eae i . at “nt Al nA dats ty ae d Beas make a general advance. of Alder ele Letiekssone a re cy (ANd Fourth Avenue for the first time 10 the avery m baat Je tine seat waves put the oo iehuite ed hier va The point of the attack is to the south of Ypres. The ; Saag ean Pat HU slavae vaioed Merny, Boing ES A temporary | with bis’ + and partly sues | The thi ile boy : || he I eureold daug discovered |Statement also refers to fighting ia Northern France, as well \ 5,200 leaving a net reduction of gee ee ang A ayOAU Le Peete isolibarour-tusatel ioe it Ge nee x yers got entirely wat the i ‘i oming ft the dumbwatter|as in Belgium. This indicates that the offensive movement Bey, tutes as revised by the stavert o'clock, Lehane rused his hand Hotel 6 Mise Che unnamed boy said he'd get! or ee bs ee fen stretches over ac iderable area. ‘ HI calls for an expenditure next of Wane es ne > tuantoure| licked for having his feet wot, an! P er hair] It has been known for some time that the British Army em ak TP did ue ran away, bit + towers once ee, / $198,980,786, Avenue Mered for help i : nant oe Ce NL | My Headquarters has been pushed to the castward, and it ig” a is he went, Bill Cody saw his friend 2 bila a Acar consequently assumed by British observers that the allies | ne jhave made more progress than has been chronicled. Ara Ee The official statement given out by the French War 4 ea, AUER ey Office this afternoon strongly backs up the British report. & ‘It says the French have retained the territory they 2 om recently along the Ypres Canal; to the west of Holleb * sins in the Argonne, and elsewhere. There has been arti Nad been fighting from the Somme to the Argonne and in Al —> :—«-— ———- ola rt Aue M w mm the Os! side of the Benson | GERMAN CRUISER Silane, gf Non 120" Hunt One hun CORMORAN INTERNED AT Gr) an tone und aa eA en poh « ur GUAM FOR THE WAR, zisriel un. tie ar est Ne | ee tee Lehane turned to f ‘The Ger- | » front end of the northbound struck Lehane and Kaoeked him hiotore the wheels of the southbound Lehane nich money did vou yowhen you ler oh ip Whos “na dave i ath tlie wn twice Was) entry necessary t in at least seven ¢ —_—- FRENCH GOVERNMENT vn cnet GIVES $60,000,000 TO hw CITIZENS HURT BY WAR. ley wat snd the last time he went 1 Lally S down he Wasn't shouting, ble was | throu. Bui ad hi water didn’t the war pateh rer Bay Capt Maxwell, guty Jou snotun No help was in saght, « Cou Pp. ALE IA } HOF OF that Inte | per ihe, force oa Toil, He was ‘ ‘ Tt vest. she took a header Caniuet h ky vr ed” German infantry gained a foothold near Steinbach, shifted to Traffic Squad B Dec, 8 doffed her ‘bl sok derby hat whea A few strokes brought him to the | to appropriate WWT and 1208 The text of the British communication follows: | James Murphy, motorman of the she entered the courtr treet, the eastern end of rammed | southbound cur which killed Lehane, peices! wan detained, a not arrested, to mn drowning boy, Willlam J. MeLaugh. | 900,000) for the relief nt aimony | wurtign of permanent almony |in, a laborer in the Dock Department, of thy papulation in the Dep onted Bedford Aven ‘A combined attack by the allies was 4 the damage wi th “ ae aes Y 8 vive, tau W bia aaslatance Gasman evacuuted by the well, and. [he seinane: WOR Ont hy ed y on the line from ytechen 8%