The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1915, Page 2

ci NT enh ln es theme line ti i meh em met eS RO A THE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OUCTUBES 2&5, ibis FD Mrs.J.E. Roosevelt, Who Surprised ‘ROUMANIANS DEMAND BRITISH LOSSES OF WAR | GARDNER SEES DEFECTS . Husband by Her Separation Suit POINCARE ACCEPTS ACTION WITH ALLIES WEARLY HALF MILLION IN DEFENSE PLANS AND CHILDREN AID =~ RESIGNATION OF THE rs ie v ' MEN IN BATTLES ; ; VIVIAN! CABINET . : ‘ : : rar 4 ve pet 1 The “# wa as "i = te * 8086, Prew ase . Mons Little Nation's Resistance . i ‘ ‘ fom wmvasion of Teuton Hoss 2 ¢ ; o ' L401 oMonrs and ; “Plercer Than Beigiun : Min treles ' eT oft >) ° BNIPING 18 INCLSSANT\: a Tove uf she endere seed for an audi. & , ; . =. “7 se ‘ ot . at £00 ' toate His, SALAD Dret r Berlin Regards Condition { “ Mal aichte Aamhere The Premicte ment was a|% corns ae a wey " " wr ply to a que . ° Highly Favorable on All ' ‘ ware ms . " , . ‘ > " t new ; # — 7 . mone " * Oo Fronts as First Snow Fall : ' nitive up to Aue ’ ° , By Cart W. Ackerman 3 Bl aaa Geet tose or tae deeawa as ee? Hof # se a 4 RPORLAN via London) Cot Me) Ab = slaiaes « jon Hale pos 1Ueiied Press) —"Fiercer than Bei ; t TE Wisstaky jakian ob PY ear Bas 8 gg: an ig tee U-BOATS | ATTLE | tab Siem” wee the semi-« Qesorip | ate " 3 hy “ ’ able 4 ave ‘ } Slab t tense tovday of the resieunce | ¢ E [reviews the suitiouttien ue boen conatructed WITH GZAR'S WARSHIPS |’: At Your the Austro-Germans ond Bu z posal . Dealers ete meeting in Herbie . t ata | Though wae cass ¢ ; wes HAND GRENADE BATTLE scssensy appear write Russians! IDAUERBACH @ SONS Katkan campalen iv b | Hine R , more repidiy than w ° | NORTH OF RIVER AISNE Are Shelling Bulgar P and NEw york wae deciared the diffieu!: ee see oe ’ | ot Nar ba oI1€o. vaders were being con _ ~ 25 —- —- i fl n j for BAUER, New ¥ as Loving ft mount were territic " 5 , ent Also Reported) PETROGRAD, Oct, 2 —German| |! haven 4a ye ne « y € e ported ite / te t » ube ri 7 t aha nd | t t Talk G0 Min Gorman ont Aniinian |VUSNMeetINT wore reported iter ‘TWO BOSSES BROKE Be enateuatee b \ n Champagne submaris poltachea he Russian immendabia, “feututen,” tay” rei | Melatives and friends are invtieg ue Grenite are in the Gordian Alps, where) tere naw been a heavy anowt pe ope ck pra 7 { rict Warding the Bulgarian port of Varna | thos ila a ence, ¢ sundoy, 9 F the advance lo capecially arduous!iy Northern (ermany, which has] Ba ny, the Admiralty an setae conan aM tntermen cen by Willlom fee said, the women and children | |. pale rt op ihe, ‘the ewe {|P HIS HOME SAYS eee ia Vivianl cenélnee + given cut thie aftér> Lepage rr ease pea Pea SON, HUNTING, KILLS PRTNEDS ws ANTMY. Sustdeniy, Wednesday, Of taking part, on equal torn» with the » S StaRAG Ainuanbtae the & 1 Jfor that reason | submit my resign. French War OMtce rene eee te eee ee = | St DENNIS awed 28 native of Doon men, in the struegie, Wniping and| hore Christine wan Sat Oot" a0 | Me tombardinent tasted tor hours, | Wiauer Him fore Leer and Hires “ violence with | sea On 00 rating with the naval | » phe re by dropping bombs from the! ppay consider that winter is ning JAPAN WARNS CHINA bombs and hand mrenades to ‘ ffi ry redaetnal Lad re ML Ls River inne, is the Ade Thomas KE Wi with war conditions highly fu north of (he and coast batterioa Were reported to the coatral powers. ON GOVERNMENT CHANGE tore of Puixaieine and Quennevieres. | damaged, but it was denied that the Os the @eatsth Shoki exeeethien te (Continued from f aK “In the Champagne district the }town suffer Ussian was | i tola ‘th regarded as eminently satisfactory —— | bombardment, in while \ if Buch successes an their counter-a touk part, previously reported, eon- 1 tle tan 1 tke -all the Women, | Rest o Monarchical Syste: ‘ ‘ : " incha have guined lately for Russial} think they are wenden omen. |Return to Monarchica tem MAY] tinued during the night in the sam are deemed unimportant, amounting | some beau ters of my own danger Future of Natio leeallty, namely, near Tanure a | surprises, without effect | but fam a brenent progress | Rimange? Fu eof Nation: } well as in the vicinity of the work 0 Marshal von Hindenburg’s general | Of the times i» going to make for a} Declaration in Note. called ‘La Courtine.’ advance. For the Italians, who, de- | *°#! OF domestic discord | There is nothing to report from reat off fve| HAS UNIQUE WAY OF GIVING| TOKIO, Oct. 26.—OMcial announce: | ihe remainder of the front.” bing bus phy and com VOTE TO WOMEN. ment waa made by the Foreign hg BERLIN, Oct, 29 (vin London). | a here, Wien ‘Ge © to-day that apan haa requested China| Operations of comparative unimpor Hon el Ue vote it t . will be all up With us. 1 tell them f |! Postpone the project for te-ltance only on the western front are am in fay establishment of a monarchical form] reported by the German War Office of governmept. The Fore OMice| jn to-day's official statement, while candidate they | statement declares an undercurrent) vione the battlefront in the east no Mies Adelaide viflee and|of opposition monarchy exists ———— Dancing in “Town Topics Levey new i Pee I e bim my vote,” among the C and that it is far| changes are recorded $5 to $10 ARMIES ARE RAPIDLY '. ee munhed heartily at/stronger than has been imagined. | In —>——— y of ene candidates | tact, the Forel, Ojce says, a feeling method und then digreased | tarpon |ce unrest is spreading in all parts of JOFFRE IN LONDON and Ushing. He is an) China, LenilonfeatherG Spent Girone pe Sanad Ny aiton, The Foreign Office praises the ad- wil — oben Kai but feara the sudden move to have s Oey Ne ATsht | re-establish the monarchy In likely, | alike in the hobby. But she, like || View of the widespread opposition, il to cause disorders auch as would en-! Pirst Visit of French Field Marshal danger the future of China, a (Continued from First Page.) enough after an hour or two aboard nets rf Ixy $ $ * yaobt, When L ¢ "Gul ening 4 — to England During the is ave’ dto Sew Sant to make a day of it and’ fs! HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE, wit {6 rescind Its decree for the confia- | every minute. —= 5 pod most women water lovers, has had “Well, when all is said and done, ention of the property of belligers thore can be but one head of a house. | Paul Bondorowskt, twenty-two, ®) LONDON, Oct. 2%.—Gen, Jofire, ents, owing to a threat by the on-| hold, I don't mean by that that the|porter, of No. 24 Clinton Street, was tente powers to confiscate German husband should run the kitchen and |tocked up at Police Headquarters early property in belligerent countri oot his wife's clothes, but L do con- |to.day by Detective Pfiaster on a charge SS was a visitor at to-day, He had French commander, the War Offlee here "| tend that tn al matters of Importance | multing Henry Pil of No, 620 Bast | long conference with Lord Kitche- eo Weoting the home or mode of liv- |§ treet, Aug. 20 las Naa BERLIN REPORTS ing his decision should be the gov. | wan on hie way home when al woiema of the allies’ joint eam- | erning one. gang attacked bim in Sixth Street, hit TEADY GAINS ON Mr Roosevelt says hp will conteat|fimeon the head with a bottle and took | paign were understood to have been 1 INES IN SERBIA,| ‘rites scion: Men naked (hens $16, A nor le Aud", gn [aacunsed It wae Toma's tat wit | wore pro 6 lta tic cture of his si jondorows ; . ian we could oy Kote, neitiation he |4 ves the charge to England since war began, re Mr. Roosevelt and Mra, Edith Ham- BERLIN (via London), Oct 2».—| ersiey Biscoe were married at Herblan forces opposing the Teutonle | Washington, D.C. op Jan, 6, 1914, advance on t western border of | She was his second wife, the first Serbia have been thrown across the | Mrs. J es rpevalts. having died frontier east of Visegrad (Bosnia), it} M. Van daughter of a former was officially announced to-day by| Mayor of New York. By bis first German army headquarters. Ad-| wife Mr, Roosevelt had three daugh- * | ters, Miss Jean H., Miss Pansy and vances for the Austro:German ar \the former Miss Gladys, who mar- eae! And for the Bulgafian forces in other | pied Pairman Dick, a brother of Mra : “ a aon o-~ yr A s oy | ite er) i sectors of the Serbian fiuat also are| Stuyvesant Fish jr. Mr. Koosevelt Ww ‘ | 1 i : 5 ait { ie a member of the law firm of ove: es Reset Tho text of the slatemont| Pocsevelt and Kobbe, No, 44 Wall cnewas ; A Grand Carnival of Hallowe'en Novel J RDON ENRY “Near Drinsko, south of Visegrad, Oeihe’ mystery surrounding the filing AMES GO H RE | tne enemy has been driven back, | Roosevelt sult was explained Direct From Europe, Offered to You at Prices That Wholesalers Would Gladly Pay! Aeolian Hall Perfect, New Aeolian Player-Pianos csfodl | Haat ofthat lace he has been thrown | Acingiaer when he Gclared that un- Made and guaranteed by The est of the Morava the gencral| Practice he had the power to seal Aeolia n Compa ny. On ly line of Swarko-Vica- Rudnik-Cumic-|any matrimonial paper filed in his ° Batocina has been reached office. Jifteen of them ready for delivery Herald Sq. at 36 St. 1888 Bway! ‘Southeast of Svilajnac enemy posl- in Jack o’ Lantern, the size of a WONDERFUL tone on Doty sider otto riuners| 99y000,000 SUITAGAINST ; A: cathe ee $10 Down and $10 Monthly Tomorrow—at y by County Clerk William F. | ) loradime. We haveother Pumpkin | fell into our hands § “On the front of Gen. Boyadjieft's ferns, 10¢ and 15c; Grinning Skulls and Devil Head READY-TO-WEAR army (Bulgarian) the enemy is weak- BETHLEHEM STEEL CO, ) ‘Lanterns, 10c and 19c; Witches with shaky head y ‘ 395 Each ening, This army ts in pursuit, riding in pum in chariots 18e, BI ele Cate wit! YS, Suits meQvercoals) v0 enc cer exer Wilmington, Del., Concern Charges|] ast’Chaneter Figures, tte) Rubborncek Cate’ with wiggly: cals TT noserstonriort player ee ee eee : 4 y i" i . 18; Green Pumpkin Lanterns 10¢ and 19c. 4 al re ya ; é pe. AO ; ee } ane ‘Tue Beet Vi ar dN’, L Poise ig hlcterse( be a * i Infringement of Three of Cl grown eyes, Ite nan Uap, Raay oes shame th fae ROR * unknown, untried pianos with cheap player-actions installed within ag eiataargy vaumitione ekietuinta th the Its Patents. country; display comprises Old Fashioned Pumpkin Pie, 19¢; Choco- . : their cases. The instruments we offer are built in every detail in the i Ghethiere and tailors would ank #20 to | Rinlen on Wht sal ory a ay E late Eclairs, 15c; Jam and Fruit Tarts, 19c; Grape Fruit, 25¢; Banan- : factories of The Acolian Company—recognized leaders in player and $25 for (hes are not ear deter |silies has been received at tho PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.—~—A $3,- P 12c; Apples, 12c; Oranges, 12c; Lemons, 12¢; Pump s t facturing. And they carry the unqualified Acolian G te and overcoats a: fifteen Bide at Ria hb, Dive iJ bat 0 hundr of other: ally attractive, now on dis- B piano manufacturing. nd they carry he inqual ified collan vuarantee. re errata e® ti ieee | tion here pr 090,000 ‘sult was brought against the 2 Stores, that are even lower than On They are new instruments, perfect in design and equipment. The i @f Going Dusiness onable us to offer the jp AOR eee Bethlohem Sieel Company to-day by|| you paid when there wae ne Ware oe novelties oar pe filled with player-action is full 88-note scale with special, patented expression de- finest clothes in the world at $10. A ie the Churchward International steel || -oancy at_e slight edditlonel cost. Make your selebtione NOW! ORGS . vices exclusive with players of Aeolian make, In musical capability i THE NEW UPSTAIRS | Company of Wilmington, Del. The |] ] euocor fees rs nlpecial for Saturday SRR you cannot duplicate these instruments in any New York store for less \ CLOTHES SHOP Wilmington concern alleges infringe. |] | Rue iqumagiten of ita ewestrin rp. | | Gotltetion et Kinclou trait Jule ZIG. than 4600. ' Up one flight and save 85 to #10, | Tiavored bores! 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