The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1915, Page 2

_ - THE BVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 191 SERBIANS REPORT CHECK OF VON MACKENSEN’S RIGHT WING ! BATTLE WITH BAYONETS “ecia! Raworite Wo Dea 2S-OODPRISONERS, RUSSIANS ADMIT NEIKODS eUTON CUBMARS CH RAGED TWO DAYS IN BELGRADE OF FRENCH CAMS THEDVNKFRONT. =” ———_ALLEREWS SAVE — nM ' oresess Desperate Fighting in Serbian Citys Streets Before it Surrendered to A the Ger- Von Hindenburg’s Troops Cap. ® . Gerr Steamer Sunk by tot tee eeee eee es Heeeee g the Invaders man Disorder, Declares OF ture Scattering Positions in | meeung of the m “nM i Creek Vessel ' . o , ficial French Report Onward Sweep The | , , t Bottom BUPAPERT Oc 1 “ . ‘ — : Perate resistance frow Ber bien Mele ' “ eof the 3 ) ‘ . MINTER ATTACKS | OME GAIN CLAIMED ' 1 Hlewen ey completed. DD ‘ ' ' ‘ ; ; otramah “Our gain of grownd and the breadth of our march jnto Berbia con 7 - Hriviah pre Mave to increase. Dexpite al) efforts of (he Berbians, in whose ranks are 2 Picked Troops Withdrawn by Despatch to Lon s ( ‘ t e ' re t= British officers, and who ure British artillery, the river crossing bas been : te : oni to the plan made Kaiser From Russian Front mans Fell Back Twenty M ay : pic fed veasel, attempted with 0 —————————_———___—— | . z jee fate. _ “3 ’ means at bis dispose! to bold bis line to Stop the Offensive Miles on Lutsk Front York for the maint es wie : —_ of defense na ne " ay ben 5 “A severe battle raged about Neb -_- ‘ rer ‘ : : ag vs grade, where the Berbians offered par-| ' m oO The } ‘ Pal oO 1 Germans under " h t “ : 0 tlewlarly bitter oppowition, Neverthe Hilie thie ‘atternacn aan ie ne aunty 6 aay to) rene “- % F 0 lease we succeeded in reaching the . h Rave ts \ rset nebtionten cieidtions the The Cathot ur Vather War VAL Fhe crews of the Bewly installed connectic ver the} nary of week | ussiane it I region, , nae ar oe oe, Gave and invaded the northera por-| | ao e f we | @teda om aimitted ; ’ 149.486 pup fi ' we ved, wae tion of the city, where our troops re “During the course of the wee ‘ gee ‘i ‘ n mained until reinforcements arrived fem Oa. t Oe eur operation ' port t 1 n Andros, “In the northern part of Belerade a) | : stew « , 0 by an Austrian terrible encounter with bayonets rag wd | f for t r abject th Ld < : c mn o f Kicily, accord for two days and nix ‘The ser and the consolidation of the results! ihe fatto for Dvinak im re ir “ ation from in these fights, and finally had to sur rer Pye j tan | coding wee he Ootnes ‘ ated tha asian attacks in th we ere rt seader the whole city.” ae “Rasputin gga, ihre adr gaat [ee peoarreny ae ag rt 19 TURKISH VESSELS Preven of ateamen =e onk, Again Proves Hi ie lta ars temas int of operations on the eastern a sina ee MACKENSEN’S RIGHT k, Again Proves His In: heath coctiina he Vila ‘can ne Ghaee ' . the | oe @ Dimitrios wae an HALTED, SAY SERBS; fluence Over Emperor. |‘ attacks to make guod the notable’ “Army group of Field Marsnat von| 4iling Ships Carrying Supplie Peta i rae de has aes ae VIENNA DENIES IT iF cheeks to which they have been sub. Hindenbur Before Dvin for the Army Sent to bow whe v unk | Jected, dnd as a result of which the northeast Vidgy K , — <_ -——— —_— BERLIN, Oct. 11 (hy wireless morale of their troops has be were repuls An acropla me boectl ala] ONLY 3 AMEKICANS HURT. LONDON, Oct. 1,—Although th | raphy to Sayville, N. ¥).—“The ronig Serbian Government at Nisb a4mit®/ nation of Alexander Bamarin, Procura ted. Everywhere these efforts enemy was shot down weat of Amor Ited in fail PETROGRAD, Oct. 11—Twe Ru Others in Foretan Legion Belt un the fees of Belgtade, thelr former | tor General of the Holy #yned of ftus In Artois in the K-ne N er f Prince Leopold: | jineteon “Tus As se yee uve Becaped. capital,’ the Serbian Legation 9° | sia” says the Oversoas News Agency, and in the viein where the | Ea sronovic uttack DY ‘Avatoltar Aiea Pattee tant| DADE (Gieks 14:soleoutanns nounces that Gen. von Mackensen’s | owas caused by a dispute with Gregory British troops have made progr h . pulsed with RAMIKIY seMDERRa Gane hae Fhe Fotetan: Tabions Watt right /ing has been defeated, Rasputin, against whose mode of life the enemy has delivered attac “Army group \ v : The Turkish versels, it ir » Paul Rockwe late of “The enemy suffered enormous fine Procurator General which have heen in vain and which b! Weion of | Wet aden with suppl Oct 8 met the fol « Americans losses in the course of unsuccess- | Rasputin was protected by have caused him very heavy lows ny has beer ® troop 2 x . tn the ful attacks on the age aolie Nicholai AS TCL ER ON te |The French troops have been able t ve Beximin — +. Champagne offensive: Casey, Dolligny ‘id cial Serbian | ve ‘ stole “ehting und Trinkar Be ire cesoy ine Basa incident which decided the SLOMBER & Usoenweee anundenwecm consolidate thelr positions in fron a vat atte) REVENTLOW SQUELCHED. “"\\ 1, fre: FensonAlMs, (0 Kaiten iis thecan back on am island he oc. }Frocurator General to resign was the | 4 $| and to the south of Thelura (to the|of Biciskajawula the enemy wan — a Iuiouts swe icoaer, Dom Bite canonization of Archbishop John of | @¢¢¢4 AAO 44 be PFO EDO OGG ROETTE porth of Arras). ldrive wv pended by Order “ and others whe Were cupied there before opening oper- . * Pir.) n Both in the same comnany are all eafe, ations.” Sebolak. who died two years ago, by| Mrs. ‘Tyler Morse, social favorite) father's firm, who later became head| | “In Champagne the Gerinan off Fe pele Se Sci ch oi tae of German Government. ER EEE © prevent Archbishop of Varnavin.| and one o at koe can {Of the United States Kealty and Con-lin the vicinity of the Navi " ; hee bataeu’? ware renulbee ‘ 2 The Austro-German armies whieh} on iaited bs aha dctido Searae | One of the best known Amer Can Eset ee Dany a ou gONUU) cone se atiake Gad AE hte avarin Farm, | y ih strong forces, wore ap th i BERLIN, Get. 11 (hy wireless teleg= FRENCH ADMIR L OUT. erossed the Danube and Save Rivers | ie a bie u an dog fanciers, died suddenly of PNCU-| Kern, She married Tyior Morse in|: and at Mesnil have brought German troops captured the heights! raphy to Tyckerton, N. J.ju—The Na- and occupied Belgrade are meeting rehbishop of Varnavin, who was| monia yesterday at her home, Morse] 106, about no definite result, The Ger- | South of HW uk, on the iM th Mfteen tonatiat Deutsche Tages Zeitung has Aled Comman der estans Decaasd with stubborn resistance at the Sor-| Protected by Kasputin, but discovered | Lodge, Westbury, L. 1. She was tho| Mrs, Morse, who was thirty-seven) many have not succeeded in driving i a ate id hi Oh alerted nawin been suspended, the Oversea of ite 312 8 a, Dian aavance defenses but have not| {Mt the Emperor sided with Raspu- of Tyler Morse, a lawyer and| Years old, was considered ono of the |our troops from tho positions recensly | which were tnade from the village of | pension ix indefinite TH? BY) neo yet come in contact with the main | 4 member of an old Hoston family. Her | gociety, “The $2,500,000 she inherited |Comauered by us, nor have they suc- | Hladki.” « int A ae : t. 1—Admiral mera Serbian forces. G cor father was the late George A. Fuller, | ¢, te s ceeded | eve! i | =e Suspension of the Tages Zeitung on) Be de Laveyrere, Commander ‘ Srégos a rom ber father is estimated to have in preventing us from making he previous. ace ‘ iThe Serbian plan of campaign de- hora a, ry. Rasputin & mystic monk.) ounder of the Fuller Construction | becn increased to $4,000,000. Her old| further progress. "| Germans Driven Rack Tweaty M the derma auiherition tn giares by | the Anglo-French Meet in the Med- pénds considerably upon the amount Peasant, has been ohe of the giish sheep dog, Slumber, won frat} “in spite of the obstacles which | ath n relieved of his of the obstacles whic ak. following ‘the publication ‘of a wering| Hterranean, has LONDON, Oct. 1L—A Dally News| of articles by the newspaper from the] command at his own request, owing desontels tron Petheueha dager pen of Count von Heventiow om the) to serivus ilness. Vice-adiiral Dare “The stubbornness of the Russian |The, articles stron defended the| Uke du Fournet bas been named to 8, methods of German submarine. war. | Succeed bim |troops is still a match for the at-| fare | of aasitanpes they will recelve from most prominent figures in Russia in| COMPARY of Chicago, She was Hl) HiiZy ay the best dox of all’ bi allied trodps, but it ts not believed recent years. He acquired somo ed only twelve hours, the 1914 show of Tne Westminster | C°nfronted them, French troops have thet-they-wil attempt to make @ de- tion fe ed-| ‘Her first husband, whom she mar-| Kennel Club, held at Grand Central] been successful against the Tiled Clond north Of the mountain. Cortes J) ® Dilgrimage to Rusalan| ried when she wan seventeen, was|Paluee. She hea owned ineny nines | sec Pt "i range near Kraguyevatz, which they ™ondsteries, and fifteen years ugo| Harry 8. Black, a member ot he | prize winning dogs. y second line positions. ¢ already bave proved to be @ line of- Went to Petrograd. His mystic plui-| —— Jatter a methodical preparation, took Lat ‘ fering superb facilities for defense. oxophy gained him prominence, and possession on Oct, 7 rman pts of ¢ Germans, under Gen. a In addition to 300,000 soldiers, a jh eda ithe Waren < . von Buelow, to secure Dvinsk and i over the Emperor, being ame day they occupied "Bute de Tas ds at all ages are said to be regdy to dis- | described by an EB : hs ; ‘ ae ute all attempts at Austro-German- ent ut” Petrograd sae tho eee LOST HEAVILY IN FIGHT Closing Quotations. hure and then took possession of tne | “ensive ts noted northward, at Gor: gigerian, conquest. | master of the Russias. With mot changes from jxerious cloving village, bunovaka, where, in order to protect ieout Anaad dnb ik | The Bulgarian Ministers and staffs! Last year he was stabbed and seri sis naa Me aa the apateseh ta choveiven the: Ruse | had left bandon, Paris, Rome, Petro- | ously wounded b ya women Bape aerts _ Pe ; aot ae ) oe most recent ;|sians met the Germans with machine | LONDON, Oct. 11.—A categorical de- | § grad and Nish to-day. ine TUE nation vita p vis~ . : oe . 01 ion it may be said that in spite |nial was officially authorized } 8 BERLIN, via London, Oct. 11—)" * ative village Kome, However, ‘Reports Repulse 1s ee he of the efforts uf the German press to| 94" fire of such terrific violence that | ihe peport that the British ( ; “Further battles" have developed, sald = of Austrians With Heavy Aim, Agr, Chom... 68% belittle the effect or the French suc. | Mele columns were fue back, un- had agked for the recall of Robert t ult. Skinner, American Consul. Genera : ° Ge: able to parry the a ; the Germans have suffered a)" “Arter a fortnight’s halt, the Rus- | London check which is of relatively increased] giany have renewed tholr offensive In| |, Conmil General Skinner, who recently importance for tho reason that they| the region from the Btyr to the |Was called to Washington 4s ence on the international trade situ had made every preparation to avoid| Séreth. Infantry forces, by an ener- Ifion, with aail with ‘Mrs, Skinner on’ thi = war office announcement to-day, on ; rece tego the River Drina, whére the Servians AS SU N “asyalti A, Car a Fuss claimed to have checked tha Aubtro- ‘POPE KS LTA Casualties. Ain. Ca be airaane’ tavading right wing, | 10 SPARE ARMENIANS LONDON, Oct. 11.—Both Rome ana [a8 Coat “bn iti ued the statement, “between Sabav Vienna last night officially report the Locomastive getlc attack, dislodged the enemy | «tea K i y 4 ; See Beuwit, edt vo r . Joteamer Rot jam on Monday ne | ad Gradiste s ave captured Zar. | repulse of attacks by the other side ater, it, We are familiar to-day with the! from the right bank of the Sty AeA. es PL OH ESHERTBERY Kowo and Mirijeus heights, south of | pony th “Astin 3 talian front. meitans. fase far we. taken | Pontiff Writes Turkish Ruler on wed Mat aera aachaneta: © Vien- 1,556 Servian prisoners and seventeen! — jaa : e situa i eannon.” eport From His Delegate at | na says. “Italian attacks on the Vielgereuth plateau (east of Trent) Steel Far orders given by the German leaders! occupied their position at Koshistchi, s which set forth the measure to be! “More important still is the baa ot rage as a ess apr dac N taken by the Germans in the matter! $48 Offensive in the direction 0 in the Tenderloin ¢ “Kid Mohawk * of resistance and attack. It 1» known| Gutshe On both sides of the Rovno ‘ UMMM Hl Jonstanti ’, Kovel railw: thrown | who pleaded xu before Judge Liner St. Paul at Liverpool, | Constantinople, j with feeble forces, failed. They have that German orders were given which! back @ dist Swann in General Scasions for as e ] LIVERPOOL, Oct. 11.—The Ameri-| py ; 4 + here he last t ai 2,000 ulted in the bringing of troops from Lutsk. The Ru: raulting Alice Henry, important seiner Be Paul orrived today rnea| g OM: Oct. ttr-Mgr. Delel, the] tot Bere in the last two aye Lverywhere, even tecalliuy trove Rus.) men besides numerous trophie witness against Sortche Goldberg, a} New York. , itolic Delegate at Constantinople, Doel , ia Alan tazlan arent ‘i | cian the Corns of the Guard, which | poe ees leged “King of the Vi Mayonnaisetde Luxe maz | having reported t: “The enemy is displaying great ac. Bi le 6 Corps of the Guard, which| emed “K t 2 wterings of the Armanians, Pees tot te ‘|iwan thrown, brecipityely” inte the NIGHT OFF FOR MIDDIES. manos 1 was ai SALAD DRESSING Hed | she ed to discontinue: } to the District Attorney's offic ——— ed by Smoke, | LIBMAN? tivity In constructing defensive works Coit! Peat nadlan “t the sufferings of the Armenians, Popo jenedict has written an autograph | Hid establishing his communications, tter to the Sultan of Turkey, inter- | ##¥# tome. “Along the Lsongzo during | 6) | ceding for the unfortunate people. the day of the 9th and the following fighting. It is furtherntore a fact that| % | in the infantry branch alone the man prisoners taken in’ the OiebD. i t his home, LUCIAN Ly = night, after intense artillery prepara. /district and in Champagne t uauulc Aa wnlawaan (Ae ane 0 EMAN Moniey mersiog, RWG Suite im Armenia to Mave Henes| tion and volleys of hand grenades, a| tl to ninety-two different regiments. | ANNAPOLIS, Md., Oct. 11.--All. the PLE NENN Sct brother of Dora Fernbacher and Annie t Here, ee enemy force attempted attacks Routh. get pf * | Ay @ matter of fact the precision midshipmen are delighted with the in-|Smolce this forenoon Mt. Purseh. | at2 PM, W. 89a ot J.. daughter of Noxt Sun dot. 17, » against our positions in the Plezzo if Hon c iI be e¢ ¢ loor of No. ¢ x day, Oct. 17, at 8.30 P, Basin, in the Montenero zone, the | ra rations | formation that they will bo permitted | the firet, fluar ot fo. of MeeSabin: In & mass meeting for the benefit of hve |‘rolmino section and at Plava and| a1 Armenian sulferers ia to be held at) Zagora, on the Lower Isungo, He was | ;'))' § lar Was spreading upwar with which the nc je, together wit nee to remain in New York City over the | A fire he night of Nov. 27 next, the date of the] fapidly, Greenfield. ra the viol MORKROW.——KATHERE Qo were ma % of the neh attack, was sutlicient the late John Morrow and Mary Jud the Century Theatre under the aus-| repulsed everywhere with heavy tut ‘| 1 overcome all the measures adopted | A/Nual football ame between th teams | and helped 1 ta f rach Popeater hh Li Pre a age | : pices of the American Committee on |lo#sem.,, leaving prisoners in our Were + dl tara rmans. of thy Naval and Military Academies. | WIND nt hell of County Sifmo. Afier « lingering To allay itching and treat Eesema,| armenian Atrocities, ms es Mando Reaper This pevilene. granted the iidships.| faors to the street, The four fami- s. at her residence, Kast bard Pimples, Rashes and other skin troubles, |" ‘rhe secretary of the American | “The taking of 25,000 German pris- | ms urks w distinct change In the at: | jie n the sixth Floor went ty the n Oct. 13 epply Poslam. , Committ Prof. Samuel T. Dutton, MOSCOW STUDENTS RIOT. J oners and the capturing of 246 ple situd the authoritiog foward them | roof, No one was hurt © of funeral hereafter. Ise it whenever the skin ails—it will | announce: yesterday that Cardinal | -——— ; of abandoned artillery indicate fur f dshipmen will be permit prove to you over und over again how|Giobons had consented to act in fu-| Three Killed ana OT Injured to oN ermore the extent of t riniandiae J within certain Hbheral bounds to go much it will do towards eradicating | ture as a member of the committee. | , Z they please and do what. they Gdigurements and correcting disensed nein Street Battle With lk i Baler GBS Ste proves papel ti sere nae preening ae enaticmara tel ae ptoppin surface conditio TERLAN (yin Bayville wirelons), Oct isy tn: Cheeamopers i places, but thiy is merely for the: pur Its pacifying effect on inflamed ir PRINCE FREDERIC Is KILLED. |, Street rioting in Moscow result of the allies over the enemy Powe “of “xecuring a satlotctory, rate fitated skin is widely known. Undue et aces s \in the death of three rioters, the wound- ? — ee ee Ene ih yotives ANe redness often disappears over night and ing of twelve and the injury of twenty yt . : | TEST GUNS ON MT. CALVARY, | friends will be allowed to do no. Phe nly condition will be that the midship- n report at the station at the desig- | | scene of Crucifaion Rot spared by uted hour the following morning the War, Ces aigiigheren js Dies of Wounds, its efficacy in clearing complex five policemen and elht higher offictals causing the disappearance of y LONDON, Oct. 11.—Prinea Fredertc [on Sept, 27, it was announced here for is enerally recoguized. of Thurn and Taxis ts dead in a Russian | the first time to-day, for Columbus Day! nd if ordinary soaps irritate your| gan houpital, Ain The outbreak developed from a stu | j y ) wo howpital, ae 1K to & Ve he ou i | skin try Poslam Soap, medicated with| geapateh to the Post, after being. se strike PARIS, Oct, 11.—Golgotha, the Mount | | CARDINAL'S NIECE TO WED. | PECIAL ASSORTED CHOCO. Poslam and superior for daily usc verely wounded by Huasian raiders in| The mob barricaded the streets near SALiL CR SAINRYS. ahaa Ne rs | LAT put up in specially For samples, send $e stamps to F Jihe Vilna salient the Pushkin monument and fought the of the Shull, i Mian Farley's Uncle to OMiclate at designed Hol gn Laboratories, 3% West 25th St thorities desperately, The body of was crucified, has not been spared by a splendent with Historic Decora. jew York Cily 1 Deug A pat Ih froin Ameterdam on Sept ad ptudent Was left in the atre | the consequences of the war Ceremony in Brooklyn, tions, attractively worked out in —Advt raid ne Henin Lokal Anssiger ad 'g I night * | On Mount Golotha the Turks are now! sign Mary ‘Teresa Farley, niece of ™ rich tints and beautiful colorings, t fighting Also bf. siaported a | touting the effects of high explosiven, will be mared next = The Chocolate Covered Sweets are = : killed) while fighting in ad, Charkow V-on-Don, rh Cardinal Fa ier renion ba ee a tape a 1, | according to refugees Just returned from | qursday morning to Charles George rietly high grade and presented 14 | Alexandria, and the environs of the| Coat @ lawyer with offices at No. 61 excellent variety of styles and -AN = 1p | Holy Sepulchre are being used as trains | Ohambers Street, and living at No. | flavors. A most appropriate sou- x2 | Ing ground 64 West Ninety-fourth Street. The | ear ofterisy sonume moray ve of = 1s | remony is to take place in the Chureh } je Great Discoverer of Absolutely Removes 3 German Peta marony. be 60 Lake pines’ in. the Churn America, Specially A + | MeDonow nt, Brooklyn. | priced for Monday and c Indigestion. One package 2 ved 5 Tuesday, POUND BOX proves it. 2c at all drug nis % potato stimated at 60,000,000 | Duar wat — - ° gests, 14) tons, i» the Inrgest in the history of form the marriaxe Special for ion. ay waa Rectal for Tuesday — ag ‘ val Mise Fark will be attended by Miss ASSORTED NUT BLOSSOM S—-These LGA PEP = x Sait 1 , says a Berne despatch to ysary Potts ax mald of bh iy. flavored, t 6 4%: ‘}\ the Host, The supply is so abundant | Miss May werrens and Miss Gertrude When The Telephone s 4 | re ae 1% that Germany has withdrawn the wit beNd, Stanhope Coster: brother 4 he . 01 the bridegroom, reception wi Was a Novelty We fi + Ning prohibition against exporting Potatoes | Pye etn omne of the bride's to Switzerland | mother, Mrs, Edward Farley, at No, | _—S | 194 McDonough Street. The couple will ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. | spend the honeymoon in Canada, Carstairs Rye had attained a — i the ripe old age of 89, ie tieident Total sales, 1 For 127 years Carstairs Rye SAMA CARSTAIRS Ushax peta Rod Gh ) —-——— bat ll ———— has remsined the national 2 i WHISKEY NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE, ‘6olil tons per day more businees than | Wemsy Harthauake Recorded: K orth Ri favorite . . Mich. Low taat tt'whipped during September, STUTTGART, Germany, Oct, 11 an sel LEGAL NOTICE. Oetoner f wireless to Landon).-—The, sels Oloare Tp. wi. oe vn gg TN eg ep In the non-refillable bottle 4 | December 1) On and after Wednesday storks of par |at Stuttgart Observatory pas 140TH 8 a : oa York (ity, heria ave pete that) ft "A Good Bottle to Keep Iwnuary yriue of such as Penneylvania, Le | strong earth — vil ions for the azaaienl eras mat bee G0 le ” * tareh tley, Phi! Co, Readini onty-four how The disturban i oN Tas Bsa! fe i, Mirae ae on ta secbis vootracte) I Good Whiskey Good. ‘ Mays. 16 hil’ Westinghouse i Si’, Wi be | Spparently has been central ty Kuro Closes 13-0p.m.t Bet, So ee at eo ecao july £13.90 Bi uoved nd dealt in of pricn per share on | Warth tiemors were felt at ffarlenbad | pet slibmuaoun, Market closed Orm, . |New York Stock Exchan, during the morning, \ ra \ ai a.) Ey wit i 4