The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1915, Page 2

eons . . —— ~ . | THE EVE HQ WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1915. | | | eating, tinag “he pram ant Prementet Me vend & alow in| : = ‘eave rape samen set High School Girls Who Protested at City Hall Se Sa SS qe To-Day Against Closing of the Evening Classe CENSURE GERMANS TWO REPULSES ON SERENA. Bi t0id erembice!iy how Huey Othe in PESTON OUTS OSES OSES E EES Oe OEE TED Oe ee eee eee eee eee Gites Reereiary yy | set: | ‘| FOR KILLING NURSE FLANDERS FRONT moomen ane | ron | ; ag Soe - —— ore | (oma thar mone eT }Declare a Vigorous Protest Kaiser's Forces Still Hombard- toepine | a een, of yn wi a | Should Be Made in Name ing Heavily in Champagne fim thet even Uf (be farts were ae we j j to | Delioved thew to be setion would te of Humanity | Says Pari “ties unlees then ot one | =6(We urged tim te ascertaie the facts tm | ; t ! AMeTRRDAM Landon) PAIN, Oot German troops yea | f.The execution of Miss Méith | torday ev Hi i # made ah Unewcaneta the court: | Covell te the subject of condemnatory |2''4e% upon certain French pamiior ve pl, ped Ay eStestate te Ge Bets Rear Givenebs ting to the om newepapers te noun ement this aftercaue by * 4 end thet wae intended te cerry out day The Nieuw ven Den Dag *a70 | the French War Om hie | | Jit truste thet “a vigorous protest in| Th t of th ten Os her, SVEN MADE THREATS the name of bum oy” will be made be DRIOALS yo from oli aiden, and adds “The enemy unde ww “What poor paychologiets Ger. | evening, but quite w wt Man officials are! From their first re- | 4" attack againey th ob © free passage | $484 and to the suuthwont of the fort down through the Lusitania case and|*! Givenchy, They were alee very the visits of Zeppeline to open towns, ea#tly repulsed in ihe valley of eters Peer eeeee finally incidents of the © Bouch Where they endeavored to |port, the Germans have shown every. | 4vance |Where @ lack of the most elementary) “IN the Champagne district the he ption of peyeholegy.” German borbardy has boon & LONDON, Oct. 2-—The Dally Bi ne With great Vielence to the one in an editorial regarding the| Wel of Tahure, to the t of Mutte ocution of Miss Kedith Cavel saya: /4° Mesnil, and in the victity of “The whole empire will echo mie) Ville eur Tourbe, Kverywhere we an this bombardment by « fire against the , ward Grey's thanks to Mr. Whit-|** |iock™ (rand Whitlock, American) f repression dire Minister to Lelgium) for bis splendid | F*FMan batteries « map whieh mien He took | ofrorts to eave Miss Cavell, whose age toy Mote elpad ePieactous, 600 primo | S “Phe explosion of one of our mines , pyre ,tekt Of tonday's anno hasment | OSes tion 19 an afront to American! ., 1.) a toane resulied In the oom by German Army erm deal 4 Spanish humanity, whicb will] Date” destruction uf a post of the / of the| surely demand more than President beg FA | Wilson's usual note, Germany is the! * oup of French aeroplanes has Army group of Field Marshal von} ™ D oft rs ay scaieal 2. peremenee Be Hindenburg: Strong Huasian attacks | Pariah o! a * 0 other Bae | er Ounel, tween the Argonne’ Mia earnest plea for clemency, | ] inet our poattions 4 at q 4 Badewe, west | thon ean tinue relations with Ber] Th. Meuse feoam cae Siaatnen aheaed Vm 3 of Komzlany, were repulsed. 7 von der jen sta | 4 > “Our army up of Prince Tae pots | Without losing: selt-sespent” AMETHRDAM, (via London the Miltary Governor was the eu- | 2¢90094190061-41000000000000060400060000600060144-04: | @ Meee cee Lovetel the © nan editorial saya 22—-Much dainare was ‘don matters of thi “ei Northeast, eart and —nouthen {], “The very spirit of Zabern, bet of} cont ‘bombardment. by Br surgical institution of Brussels. Shelt oprove where one saving could have Ma vitehs v were repulsed | Zabern in war time, broods over the has spent her life in alleviating the} bean effected by the Bourd of Kdu- t Sat LE ee ee Ce eed it Mr. Gibson's report continues: “The Spanish Minister forcibly sup- ported all our representations and li i E, tf gfe ite Hi Hi : | : g i ships, according to the Ki during & nuccesstul counter attack. | whole b sad cane we ‘ him ohe wae could be carried only to the sufferings of others, and at her school cation ie Tiis Ge Diranoeliand etre aite ane aad | brutal and stupid story Ther ¢ what che jor, the Governor General b: nave hope trained au ‘The Mayor replied that Mrs, Ford, 1,140 men were taken prisoners.” | is oi in Europe, . side of Germany law, authority to intervene in such | Who, ut the w acting for the Board of Katimate, in Sidi ty men }and the countries of her # @ man bedyand . many Belgium, have Kopt wavsh | could Anawer that : Czar’s Troops Continue Prog- | who can read it without the deepest ~ ~ a “ dec! > emotion of pity and 4 ‘After some Giscuasion kp agreed |beainnina of the war Mise Cavell| onncnitt arematiene ey | s Southwest of the | SWEDEN RESENTS GERMAN f pity and a w zi to cali the Military Uovernor on tho her services to whole t not know whether the hide-bound TTACK ON SUBMARINE Br ea Wine: bale Se eit oft ITALIANS PUSH AHEAD or the lying trickery of civilian offi puble, It is because of the Mrs, Fords that we have this distress : i ago at London) iy.day, It is the Mra. Fords. wh Dvina River. wipe out the forty-six member Vv telephone and jearn whether he had | 4! re a5 well a0 te, Siready ratified the sentonce and) yr Writheck wrot whether there was any chance for} “| know that you wlll undereta: of the } . yrithout my telling you that we @x-| Foapoct tor the indies, Mr. Mayor, that | cay INewspapers’ Say Weather Was | "Peay Bave killed an Sas IN TRENTINO SECTION “He returned in about half an hour | veustad every, possible effort to pre: | you take thelr word for anything.” | GENEVA (via London), Oot. 37 |i Pap Say Weather 4S | an Napoleon killed the Duc ty, that our failu t ue Ford stepped from behind the k avy aceltional npr losses 10) Clear, Flag Easily Distinguished, |[(who was executed at Vin by us a very severe Mayor and quoted a larye number of] Russia were reported to-day in a , des) sien avchareasee ece.brutte in al More ‘Than Seven MilesNorthsae vinced, howe: that ‘was| fxures to show that Mr, Churchill) Radom despatch to the Tribune and Waters Their Own. conspiracy against Napoleon after a Reglected which could have had any) Kew 4 year ago that there would be} ane lows was entimated at 18,000 ba i effect.” a $150,000 deflelt in thi ture deliberation, that the ciroum: | "The Britien Foreign Office, in a| fund, adding that men and miles of trenchos in the @tances in her case were of euch a | note to Ambaasador Page, asked him ome ag ge nf Eckau region, along the banks of the character that he considered the in- |to express to Mr. Whitlock and his nthe elementary | evening | River Aa, Southwest of the Dvina tafe th 9 » | schools,” said Mrs. Ford, “there are # fiction of the death penalty impora: | sti, 'he, Britinh Governments erate, |otiienia studying stendgraphy and | River tho Rusiigns were reported rtlal at which no evidence Latitude of Trent at ‘There In great indignation over |¥4# taken) and by Killing her have One Poini the attack by a German armed trawler |!mmeasurably deepened the stain of n the Swedish submarine Hvalen off |'Mfamy that degrades them in the STOCKHOLM (via London), Oct, /court! VERONA, Italy, Oct. 22 (via Paris) inuing thet ort 1 th. | ¥stead yesterday, Although it was] eves of the whole world. They could Continuing their ae that he must deoline to ao- | of Miss Cavell, typewriting who can ncarcely speak | continuing their progress and south} os iiarine was mintaken by [Rave dono no deed better calculated) vance in the Trentino, ax a result of it plea for clemency. or any SS — seatt Bade ormmarbet Gilead ade west of Dvinsk also the Germans We Gatmand tor ec Liritish craft, |t a4 the British caune thetr offensive movement inaugurated representation in regard to the mat: flooded.” 6 were reported in retreat, though 1D) sy newapapers atate that tho} The Dally Mall In an editorial} at about the time the Austro-German er ; It was finally decided to transfor | #004 order enthed Wan Moar’ ahd that tho vee. |e campaign agdinat Serbia wax launched SAID EVEN KAISER COULD NOT about $100,000 from one school fund to Further Russian successes on the “it in @ deed whieh in horror and toports reaching Veréna t INTERVENE. another, thug, temporarily keeping southern part of the sel's flag was easily distingul shable, ny front were an wicked purposclessness stuns thelatate that thé Italians In one district “ven after Baron von der Lanck- a ee inane tar nounced to-day hy the war office, Itin]#0 that there should have been NO) Varig yng criew to heaven for Vonge-|have penetfuted more than. seven on's very positive and definite state- the remainder, stated that several Austro-German po- | UPt 4s to the nationality of the) i ica miles north of the latitude of the eity it At the end of an hour's discussion, | sitions and more than 7,600 men have | Yous! It Ix also sald the submarine | py. Morning Post in an editorial of or at, passing to the north of , when the Mayor agreed to give BIS been captured. was in Swedish waters when at-| sayy: Mount Setoll Emperor himeeif could not inte WHO DON T ECONOMIZE Lar ray $04 She nortan shoe of the ntgnt| For the Kekau attack, it was said | tacked ‘Surely such a story.bas mever been ‘ YE OY vene,' we continued to appeal to schools, Prosidemt Churchill turned to | the Russians prepared by forty houra’| |) Additional Nag Se af iat incident | yrosented to the modern world as ia] SS : WN every sentiment to secure delay. and said: “Then 1 suppowe, Mr. | preliminary bombardment, They bad} Mr. That Mi Gouin toewler ined {bere unfolded.” The newspaper then “The Spanish Minister even lod _—— fr, the invitation for me to re- : ! ‘made by you eartier in our die- succeeded In holding all their gains,| several shots and then hoisted a signal | refers to the Napoleon-Due d'Enghien (Continued Fro. First Page.) cussion, has been withdrawn.” it was stated, having repulsed repeat- | of inquiry ax the identity of the {incident and asks: “But what is there order to say very forcibly a number The ‘Mayor looked at President | 4 counter-attacks, submarine. On learning of their er- 11 common between such an epleode of things which be would have felt a Churchill unsmilingly and made no| In Bastern Galicia the Caar’s troops | Por the Germans sent officers to make idnight execution of @ de- hesitancy in saying in the presence] up any loft over bits we have for this |"°?!¥ Baron von der Lancken aside in nee that |and the n apology and give assur fi were declared to be advancing rapid- | compensation would be te will-|fenceless woman who never meant of the younger off'cers and of Mr.| purpose,” shot back Churchill. Con- ly against the Austrians, ingly, harm to any human being, who only Deleval, a Belgian subject. tinuing, he sald: SWOBODA OUT OF JAIL: LONDON, Oct, 22.—The following POP Uy of came within reach of the criminal law “Unfortunately our efforts were un-| “if {read between the lines, that ’ despatch was received hero to-day! NEWSPAPER WRITER WEDS. | 1) ior superior regard for the higher availing. We persevered until it Wa8) was 4 shot at random, if it has been from Reuter's Petrograd bureau: ecepts of a mission? only too clear that there ‘was no hope| suggested by Your Honor that I re- FRENCH STILL HOLD HIM) “ane Germans: neve Informed the | Mussel! Bry ter Of The Wark eee tee a aes BACK HURTS The Daily Telegram ways: ot noreene any consideration ted ed sign. That, Mr, Mayor, is furthermont inhabitants of Mitau, Courland, that Married at Bridgeport, We cannot be too grateful to those BY FAH. Leggett & Co. - gh fo wets aoe ee from my ‘thoughts. I am going to stay ti f Nationality to Be Set if they are unsuccessful In their at-| BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Oct. 22.—Mise| American and Spanish officials who! \\ arth Me a and — coo in the board for the reat of my term Question o' fationality to Be Set+|tack on Riga anc are compelled to] mma Florence Lake, daughter Of | worked with such passionate zeal in Dn legation to report aan t 5 retire they will raze all villages in| Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Lake, and Rua- |) < trywo-| P TAKE SALTS 10 vot arpeon.- | 1 wm, removed or made editor] tled for Man Held After Fire | etire they will ras Mr..and Mire. Busens ‘city editor | bebalt of our unhappy countrywo _—s ( i " . f the Bridgeport Sunday Post a | PAD ? Someone if ceyaiage Devel = Here he einiled at President Me- on La Touraine. German reinforcements which | 1 aveoort ‘Telegram, now assistant | ‘The English provincial prews is even | oa p \ ported took Aneny, who silently sat beside the| pants, Oct, 22.—Raymond Swoboda| MAY? been sent to the Riga district | dramatic editor of The New York |more violent in denouncing the Ger- fatlure of the German authorities 0) Mayor. gg ig aieed froin’ prlaen: include landstrum called out 1] world, were married at 4.30 o'clock | mans than the London papers, s Tf reply to Mr. Whitlock’s request of] wiut 1 don't want to leave you in Ls * | September, who have received little | yesterday at the home of the bride's Mins Cavell’s execution,” says the em, v cle Lilee % Aug. 31 that Mr, Deleval be permitted | 10 isch, Mr. Mayo r the chargo of espionage on which} training. parents, the Rey. John G, Sudtler, recs | Manchester Guardian, in a typloal edt- eee 5 itt UN” Cavell in coder to bave ch, Mr. Mayor, #0 I'm going] he way held having been dropped rine SALAD DRESSING rial, “mirrors th erman administration in its callous. think what you sald about resigna- >) Russians at Clartorisk, In the Pripet |" iiys Kather Louise ae and. brutality, which. are not fense, another letter was despatched th the Prefecture, however, pending ‘ ne : P tions is the result of dupe region, spoke disparagingly of the| maid of honor and Clar dpontancous, emotional or explosive, you have been eating — | et 1 to which « Garman reply on [Hon# Is the result of 4 wood bit of | ue nattlement of the question of hia | Wen thOke wan. beat man ‘ Apcntanenue, emouene! ff orpae Ne the 12th refused the request, but re- 4 nationality. erformed t fo a ‘There ia no need to ask neutral na- ‘ too much meat. ferred bit to Attorney Kirechea, who} “OR the contrary,” replied the| wr. LOUIM, Oct, 22.~—The Depart. |, Of Mont of tho long Eaatern front | leaves andy Ther j ‘Une id in x . | had bee: assigned for the defense, | Mayor, “I am serlousin my bellef that] ment of Btate at Washington has tusslans seer to be in the ascen- yi Acid in meat clogs Kid-} “ii, ‘pesval ndde th ‘a Board of Education can be secured | Deen asked to endeavor to obtain the| ancy, but both Petrograd and Berlin | q neys and irritates the , 4 “A German officer »tured by the] tor of Christ Episcopal Church, officiat fall necessary steps taken for ber de-|'2 *tick right where I am. And 1| recently. He has been detained by an clieey captures by the lTe Says Backache is sure 1s to be horrified, They will pass own judgment, decorations. release of William Lish of St. Louis,/emphasize the increasing danger of “Mine Cavell was prosecuted for)(o run the schools successfully on} an american by birth, who ts held! Rivas ponition., From the southwest baving belped Kngiisn end #rench| What the Board of Bstimate allows, | prisoner in an Bi camp because! the Germans are nearing the village soldiers, as well us Belgian young| This in true for next year as well] of his German ni , of Olai, which is only twolve miles mon, to cross the frontier and go to] as this.” Lish left St. Louis three months ago vy with @ tralniond of mules destined fer | har tuft pre plo inereneing os ow ul fur hol: 0 » Dvina Kngiand, She admitted by signing 4 With all due rewpect to the Ma-|q Europoan port, When the ship on the A Rey Aas Hi yey f statement before the day of the trial| yor,” retorted President Churchill, "I| which he was @ muleteer reached|thit quarter within eight’ miles of and by public acknowledgment in| would suggest that those are wild| English waters Lish was made a pris-|their goal, The Russians assert that court that she was guilty of theland whirling words. I don't know | °%¢ pa pk pad ON tas] ad gel not sey: that bape gy Lape pon how clairvoyant you are, but I know] Raymond Swoboda, who denies ‘hat| bombarding the Higa-Dvinaky rail- ewe Boden cross the AUC} that some of the appointments you| he is a German, as has been charged,| way beyond the Dvina, interfering but also that some of them bad! nave made are no better than those | and claims American citizenship, was| with the forwarding of Kusslan rein- thanked her in writing when arriving ‘ iss frrosted in June oh a charge of pot-| force im bagiand, made by your predecessor, You #ay| ting fire to the French Line steamer rs what you feel, but we know from|La Touraine, This accusation was ‘As the case stood, the ‘sentence | brass tacks that we are operating on | dropped, but he was held on suspicion xed by the German miliary law WO8), ininimum financial basia in the | of espionage. the sentence oi ath.” ringing in supplies a Ale r | li Mr. Delevais request on the 10th |Bowrd of Kducation, Unless you are | loe-breakere are able to wor! for permission of an Nngiish clergy-|% bookkeeper, Mr. Mayor, I don't) MISTRESS PAID HIS FINE, TEMPTING CLUSTER OF PRIME AUTUMN SPECIALS |. Attractively Priced for Friday and Saturday. O stands for offer, A word that implies A chance to succeed Special for Friday VIG BKILLIANTS#—The centre of this dainty bs comprined of the chole~ t Oriental chopvea Figs, enclosed That would open one’s eyes. man to seo Miss Cavoll was denied, | think it comes in good grace for you| , Oct {nw deliciously flavored ‘Jacket of “ the report. aa, He was told sbe 7 " Newro Driver Speeded to Please k northeast and ch under the t pares Could wee the three Protestant clergy: | witer a blight on the Board of shies. thi Malia deen, southe : haw been | ot OG || vite iaienter ° Of course that's providing men attached to the prison. Education, Either it is gross stupid- 4 repulsed Prince Leopold's Bavar POUND BOX The offer you find SAID Misi CAVEL! N ity on our part or we gought to be| Alonzo HB. Prescott, a négro, who said| ian troo announced the War Of lmecials for 7 Is of want-filling WOUNDED GEAMANG. en | praisca for economy. I'say this not|he was chautfeur for Mrs. J. i. Lah-| flee to- mary laa, Serre extra SP dani Fridey and Saturday World Want Ad. kind The sorier went vy ais. Waoiuvok to}in rebuke but in sympathy and pity | of Brooklyn, was arraigned before | rere ire silt want vot Cat CHOCOLATE COVEMED COCOANUT | [AM NTRCTIONS pens! Baron von der Lancken by Air, Gio- | for the worde you have uttered here | Masistrate Cobb in the Contre Street ALS—A masterly blending . torysk throw back the Russians in a ful effervescent lithia. | #2" 9% the might of the Aith foliows Police Court to-day for speeding on| gendral counter-atta whiah has a im party ‘iad women from | Lalaywtio Brew ai tie raie ot twenty in hou everybody should) + $ | * iat aad iene thee noe sour Excellency: I have just) mptrolier's Department coming thus avoiding pi The World presents more offers of po- | sitions, homes, services, investments, instruction, bargains, &e, than any righest Cream and choicest Cevlon arated Cocoanut, enclosed in a ture arlous covering of our Famous Choco- learned that Miss Cavell, woo is a|\up to the Board of Mducation You anted to get to the a wi late, anexcelled in fra eautiiully Inew other New York newspaper, jous complica | iritisd sunject and, oonsequently, | may be diverted because a herring | {ote Astor, the chaulfeur told Magis: reer tet under the protection of my embassy, | has been drawn ucross the trail.” | 31,870 17,841 trate i local druggist says he | Was this morning condeniued to deats |The Mayor replied: "We do know |" P¥ou” di that a i Friday and Satur Jenne, your min- ; lots of Jad Salts to folks who be-|0Y #emience of court martial With-| the Board of Education comes down | tress,” replied Mngfntratn Cobh, ide} 7 | separate monn Yy trouble while} 0Yt #21Ds Into the cases which Jed) here every year and asks for more |let Her pay your fino of $26 to please WORLD Ane THAN THR to bh @ novere sentence, and poney than it needs, Lf we made no|#%. |, a “ LAT WREK WEnALD which, if ail the reports which have | analysis we'd give tho Hoard @ great! p, chet *pady done that.’ reaponde Prescott, “If it wan $200 she'd pa me are correct, is more) deal mo: money than it needs,” 6 ye ol severe in this case than iO all othors| "Thinking #0 does Hot make It #0," |and pald’hs fing tes & 1 fils rd fini THOMPSONS which have been tried by the same| countered Churchill, “I do not think Lud pallid tribunal, I hope to be able to appeal enough money this year, | s 1 ith stan to the sentiments of bamanity and a ration shows it, anne oy eg rte ta me . generosity of His Excellency the domonstration does not) ;onpoN, oct, 29.--Thp Norwe Governor General on behalf of Miss | show this,” declared the Mayor, emg hed Wa glen Dark Claste, 1,807 fro manes Punties ins Daysor Money Paci Covell, a sedee thas the sentence of | My. Churchill then anked the Mayor |Sct" i9\tor Port Ar A grr fosina her, may be commuted and that this ‘Only. One Qui —_ seers, Se Maa o «| RAO Ac ee eee , \ aa 7,406 6,579 More Than AUT the 5 OHM New York Morning aga tne the © Woe TRY IT ON Ham and Cheese Sandwiches. BRADY TO USE