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eS PRICE ONE CENT. EXTRA She __ [Circus irculation ‘Books Open to Al Open to. All.’?\ conrrign, apis, 2 ‘The Pres, Pablishing ‘New York World). THREE SHIPS __NEW_ YorK, _MONDAY, MAY 24, SUNK BY ITA IN HER FIRST BATTLE AT SEA g AAAI Cord, FINAL [Circulation Books Open to All.””| Books Open to All.” 1 bes s = G ba 8 Dr. Foss Saw Raider Run Parallel to Big Liner for Five Minutes. FROHMAN’S BODY HERE. Eight Other Victims of the Disaster Are Returned for Burial. Im graphic detail and tiluminative comment, the story of “Tg of Foss of Harlem, Mont., among the first survivors of the disaster to reach this country, presents perhaps the truest account of the catastrophe yet made public. This young surgeon seems to have been) able to view with peculiar detach- ment the events which took pla about him after the tory its mark. When question New York, of the Am wheh arrived this mm thi the bodies of nine of her dead, ytold a tale of atruggies in the water, slow-spoken, cool-headed 1 on the fean Line, the crew, and the piteous scenes on suing upon the final piur great steamer which pi sarkably clear picture of what ae- daily happened on that fatal after. noon. Dr. Fous te a groduate of Jefferson Medical Colleee, Puiladeiphia, where | victed men began settling up their af he specialized in surgery. He is twen ty-elght years old, has been married two yours and was ov his way to join the Hed give It (he be ‘his {he treating of Kunebot wounds “Twas on deck avoutt jock the afternoon we were struck,” he “end was leaning over the port rail ooking off toward the Irinb « whieh « through & faint be Ali at o wurtace, about & mile “It was plainly vie eve, but 1 aot experience in began une over the w « naked t, and ow mw SUBMARINE FOR Five MINUTES ove m pecauee th tume 1 tue ore ver bed be Meowtinued on Fuurt Pages the Lusitania, as told by Dr. Cari seal SUBMARINE NEAR LUSITANIA SFEN LONG BEFORE EXPLOSION, SAVS RETURNING SURVIVOR WEALTHY McMIBERS TO JAIL AT LAST Twelve, Convicted in 1911, Start to Serve Three Months’ Term. ___— After nearly four years of delay |made possible by the liberal use of money for legal talent and taking ad- | vantage of legal technicalities, twelve | | found | ning with | survivors of the Lusitania and | ago. "lack of efficiency among members of | sf the | ton Judge nts w ro-|of the defendants to # term of three | | iety in Landon and | 4 Je) Ju notalW of the thirteen members of the tnner cirele of the Poultry Trust went to Blackwell's Island to-day to begin serving the three months sentence tn- flicted by Judge Rosalsky in August, 1911, when they were convicted of violation of the Donnelly Anti-T’ convicted man, rust Law. The thirteenth Solomon Frankel, died three montas | The Court of Appeals confirmed, ten days ago, the verdict of guilty and th: sentences. At the time of the convie- Ktomalsky sentenced each months tn t penitentiary and fined Jeach of them $500. With their last hope gone the con faire ans of the & nas they Kot notice “ Jeciaion urt of Appeals ama tn the Court ¢ 4 thin aftern V lwye FUGENIA KELLY SCORNS MOTHER'S OFFER OF PEACE Turns Her Shoulder and} Says, “I Won't Go Home!”’ Magistrate House Grants Post- ponement but Says There Shall Be No Evasion. Mrs, Edward Kelly, who has charged her eighteen- year-old — daughter Eugnia, with incorrogibility, made an effort at a reconciliation after Magis- trate House in Yorkville Court thie afternoon put the case over until to- She her daughter, who, through her counsel, has charged that the proceding is an effort by her mother to retain control of the 000 trust fund left by ward Kelly to the girl and its inc ment, holding out her hand. The girl, n & red and white costume, turned her shoulder to her mother. morrow. walked toward Mrs. Kelly spoke to her counsel, John I. Meintyre, who walked to I nia and said: “If you will go | Q her, drop your and behave as i should, Iw Pp You shall never hear whole roceeding said tall this the bad way nu rowde ulate her and Mins | ‘| BELMONT WINNERS, EVENING WORLD RACE CHART; BELMONT PARK, MONDAY, MAY 24, 1915. ation Meeting. Weather Winner Damirom ivi Mustard Cinisioed Sprarivead = Alare ~~ Reratehed —Anyiade, Bui bh and them caine away. Prewump ot fanily ine driving. Winner We Warnick Open Wil Chew = Waly Jina Beratehed “Handw oF vr " ail toe tite year aida ead upwa sanity plpce' driting: Winner, or pen High Chae, Pi a Tr Tio Beratched- Fiitiergoid, Ti Slumber 11,, 9m frowt all ¢ = BRINGS ri Waallop, “Rock View would not exteod himself at any | | ‘4 racing, was wi eratehed| three r kview, A aur for the day down to 8 Te much that Ab: him at the finish WOODBINE RESULTS. BELMONT WINER Thornhill, in the {Eddie Pilots the |; Favorite to Victory, | Second Race. - BRINGS VANDERBILT RELICS burtiined Gut Vewere Kren fon Wihew wf Aired Vamdertins yore 9001 FIRBT RACE—White Hackle, 3 to |) |5, first: Damrosch, even, place, sec v4 f 1! tO") ond; Mustard, even, show, third ; tata. tinea prep 110 POV") Time, 631-5. ' ‘A ¥ 1 Ben Wisaed: ABE BECOND RACE—Thornhill, 4 to 5, re ata hag iges uguine "| firet, Presumption, 7 to 10, place, sac 4 ‘ on ' " a ape "lond; Astrology, 6 to 5, show, third ee s weer King ~~ RE CANNOT | Tieng, 181 seit Ward wine) Guanes her FSCO") THIRD RACE—Phosphor, 9 to 20, ' dud two-year ade, four om ee pen ce eee first; Half Rock, 3 to 1, place, second) | | iim Viward tithes A clerk from the . era | ratoys, 6 to 2, show, third Time : 5. Co arED ey? 1, Crocker torhe for Mine Kell 112 ‘ J 1 Uy J seid that Mr Crocker was threatened | BQUATH AACE—Slumber II, 9 te H i ? with ra . ‘ ; : be 10, firet; Mockyiew, out, wlace, se > hut 4 4 Nik tan effort wae py ena: oul Nem Hine LOUISVILLE RESULTS. ’ . ane Mayen han Me Mower.) set sown vane May 2 : °) who rebuked M r aturduy | 9 4 ‘ ' = y wae to ~~ ow Py 4 . Hi r1 « Mine i 29 pws ipo py . ' cree * Mone ' bey? BELMONT ENTRIES, 7 “ ‘ ‘ rf * “ ‘ ” 4 . f ‘ rt ‘ - Boson olan” ad, ee Femmes The Mimevia Maudivey, tue tootuse =, Py | COMMANDER OF ITALIAN FLEET WHO WON VICTORY | IN SEA FIGHT TO-DAY. | as as DUKE mm ~ the. ABRUZZI = KAISER REBUKE =h KING OF ITALY * FOR OPENING WAR There Is a General Declares Feeling of Indignation in Germany. May m the Gall jan batie front BERLIN } a4 ‘Kaiser Wilhelm to-day wired @ per- of farewell to Bignor (via, Amaterdam), sonal measage | Hollatl, the Italian Ambassador, ex pressing regret that the friendly re lations between Maly and Germany must be severed The Kalser'n mensage concluded juest that Hollath Inform tort f the & “ on im Ger | RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP REPORTED DESTROYED lerlin Calls Her the Winteleimon, but Vrobably Means the ia | ee 4 (hy wiretews t y 1) The Overseme News Ae 4 fullowinn 1 Aeapater TORSO OF WOMAN FOUND BURIED IN VACANT LOT ‘ hse Pollan ih ett. “VICTOR IN A SEA FIGHT — WEATHER—Showers to-night; Tuesday unesttied, shaded ONE CENT. : ———————————_ LY DUKE OF THE ABRUZZI WiThi AUSTRIAN FLEET Despatch From Milan Says the Aus- trians Are Falling Back From the- Trentino Border, Blowing Up Bridges on the Way. ENEMIES OF ITALY RUSH 800,000 MEN TO BATTLE LINE ROME, MAY 24—THE ITALIAN FLEET COMMANDED BY THE DUKE OF ABRUZZI ENGAGED THE AUSTRIAN FLEET THAT BOMBARDED ANCONA EARLY TODAY. THREE SMALL AUSTRIAN BOATS HAVE BEEN SUNK AND TWO CAPTURED ACCORDING TO UNOFFICIAL REPORTS REACHING HERE TO-NIGHT. TWO BRITISH WARSHIPS CO-OPERATED WITH THE ITALIAN FLEET IN THE NAVAL BATTLE. THE RE- MAINDER OF THE AUSTRIAN FLEET FLED NORTH. WARD, THE ANGLO-ITALIAN PLEET PURSUING THE ENEMY WARSHIPS UNTIL THEY GOT UNDER THE GUNS AT POLA. he Malian fleet, crub northward in Adriatic, encountered the I before the formal declaration of war had been he Italian fleet had received word that the Austrian ne Austrian yesterday, made by Italy varships had steamed out from Pola to bombard the Italian coast as von as war was declared and hurried northward to intercept the enemy hip The two battle squadrons met in the middle of the Adriatic. The Austrian flagehiy suluted Abruzzi hip and the salute was returned. 1 ral hour ¢ Italian fleet followed the Austrian vessels, teaming sb worthward along the Italian coast Louring the night the Austrian fleet slipped away in the darkness, Before daybreak this morning two British warships joined Abruzal’s fleet and took up the search for the Austrian rily after word was flashed to Abruzai's flagship that Austrian warships had bor fed Ancona, the Anglo-ltalan sjuadron encountered the Austrians and battle. The Austrians flea eastward and in a name iy ba 1 sever vurs three small Austrian vessels were sunt and ¢ wptur x to despatches trom Adriatic coast towns, It | ere that 4 ink or captured were de- " amner Porto « Ath Hiarletta and Gest were raided by uh aieships, The a n awa MILAN, May 24.—The A any are everywhere falling back from 1 border and awuming the defensive I ‘ ay that during the Austrian troops dynamited et 4 bri All 4 traltle a the frontier has been King of Italy to Fight " ‘ith Hin Army in the Field now ‘ here tt Maileoriond ‘ Ne of ° ow, but Hellen Aime Fourth i duet . . ar ‘ + done ot fi to the Heeseuere we of (he Hed Orosa, “ ‘ ned King viet Komenuet ov probe. At war wb fombeet We lhe by follow the exemple of King Alters & wate