The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1915, Page 3

BULGAR AND TEUTON FORGES ‘NOW SOLIDLY JOINED TOGETHER ~—_INTHEVERY HEART OF SERBIA THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY. NOVEMBER &, Horse Show Girl of 1915, Barricaded in Fur, BRINNMAY REPLY RUSSIAN ATE r A Siren in Chin-Chin- Double-Chin Collar TONOIEWTHNEW DEFEATEDBY ARMY neta ~ —BLOGKIDE LAS OF VOR ADEN —2+-— Wart tinny Reports Success on Rig —_— 2 : —_ Pret pot United ! uw Lo “ © one ' — Austro-Germans Capture Kru- Selon ales Is Necessa ‘ jevac Together With 3,000) | Serbian Prisoners, Says Berlin. |) Gum ane | ae Gtk aE age a g 7 announced j | a. ~e — < vy ‘ sor CLAIM ALLIES’ DEFEAT. ravica Valley 1 WE cent oh | be oe aan a heights north of Iwan | | prewe ‘ trying te ends oy , p ota dice. uthe of Cacek we have! , bebe dary — Success Announced at Points| ¢riven the Serve back vy way of| | feet tacts a p of Field Marehal we . Glogovacke | ww we J betes ‘ies ven ie Sapee Gouth and sowthens) of Where French Report Southwest of Gruga we captured m by declaring « bive of. t . $00 Serbs Sunday.” ———E — wany and announcing our intention ‘ a Victory. x [THe Moravica emptide into the Show the Finest Ever, Al- hen Ben ny age ol > | jeavea iver from the east- | peace etc Mm rcs BAtSS | 5 acke J lore Sard, t06ae Gen tele a0 tee. though the Incongru-| |of cargo for which there te good au- Ls oan somuheas = i mM. LONDON, Nov. #—The fall of Nish; Austro-Germans and Bulgarians ous Flora Who Presides| nthe’ Daily News and Leader, which |'R¢ enemy suffered sever losses, as united solidly the main Bulgarian! Control thie district, is likely lteitty typles tho Mastian pees Army group of Prince Laopolé forces and the Austro-German armies, ‘3° *hearement referred to north Seems to Be Over-| | [ic le ila gel cimleataldl Pe Ct Pe savancing from the north. | Hitherto the “region compiiely ut | dressed, While Diana) | | Ph ged lilly Army group of Gen, von Linsingen their communications consisted mere- of Serbs. * set ed yt |Russian attacks florthwest of Czar by of tentative reaching out of advance via iverlin ang} Shivers in Thin Coat of \| neuccessful, Three offi DUE | toryek were ers and 371 men f ‘The Berbians are re- ting along our whole front,” Gilt. guards. into our hands | « mn \ow The Bulgarians and their allies now | ported the Bulgurian War Ofice to. | nll tg \ | durin the hold considerably more than balf of y I’ | A vi te a & ne ry and rbin and command the Nish rail-| 4,We are pursuing them and are tn t’s the Strutty, Horsy| pa wee we may’ derive aneare, aatiihenten ae ee ing them and are in ] ; derive aincere pyr wey Which tas been one of theo bf vanclng from the north. 2s Little Girls Who Are the fy 1 cack, WANE Ht he tn the panda | jectives of their campaign, Fro’ e are following the retreating en 5 . "i | Ec hice che Oe Per anes Nish tho Bulgarian line now runa}emy also near Prilep and Krivolak, and 1915 Novelty in Thor | | ‘ cy sputineione 46 diets: 4 sie on the Strumnitea front we have re- 4 mae ee ene tperne north in a alight curve, encircling the | hiised the Anglo-French offensive. in oughbred Shows, as} ‘nine t Morava River, to Krivivir, where it} icting some loses on the foe and cap- | Pike Aanerioes notte e winn Joins the main Austro-German forces, | turing many prisoners and vast qu They Chin the Rail \ ocr TMe American nots ts a Atter ub fs baisrsedhn thtlesvof munitio “ : ect for argument between Prom that pointe Invade hon] off mune at gngien”””” | (Thone Who Are Tall [neva en and ru Med sources are in direct . apers, but we may ask politely West across the broadest of] with the oficial Bulgarian clay Enough) and Talk| { vernment what Serbia, concerning the situation fn ‘ to do if we may| BERLIN, via London s—| Prilep and Krivolak “These ver= Horee. | — mtad suin iste Nei 0 . api ons were that the Bulgars wi ee ¢ deb ag ls F soarch, Austro-German occupation Kru-) overwhelming: pth is this N = = Dn bring them before a prize court, jovac, Serbia, and the capture of] field tn southern Serbia.) By Nixola Greeley-Smith. r question the imports of one now 3,000 Serb prisoners are announced lovedplad M ip French troops have The Horse Show Girl of 1915 bas made her bow to New York do to-day as they chin the rail “baer ee erent Standard } Me jupled onju b = . are all enour and talk horse. © Fovening Standard Pereally See Beene) which command Petvar Pasa, threugh | gyi one, 8 20% tale girl, oF at any rate @ very foxy person. For I don't veo. ting GREEN” "THE PRE tinitea ‘ates hae tinen at “Pariance your grower Ten cannon and quantities of munt-| whicg runs the Perlepe-Kavadar road, | 210k there was a woman present at the opening of the coronation ceremony A *, with both se of belligerenta and ac. Wy UP LDL tlons and supplies fell into Teutonic | 4nd Tro expec to effect wear at VAILING COLOR, cepted from Germany a sort of apol ca tnd re canected to effect a junction of the American thoroughbred who did not wear @t| Grcen accmn to mo to be the ruling ony which hare “far tees similarity to J and. xrujowae hospitate were | {he RoFthwestern slope of the hebane least two fox ekins—generally four, Black fox, red fox,]color at the Garden, Maybe Mrs.| Appeals to Find Lost Daughter. [the real article than our blockade | ie fay wounded Satiens, =~ | SARE Te MONIC Ito cross and blue fox—battleship gray—all shades dyed) Galt is responsible for it. but 1 dont) A pathetic appeal wax mai sly evan AMenoRn Sibtomerioat S)- r ‘Tho official statement saya the|, SALONICA (via London), Nov. 8 except the natural white fox, were sling from’ alehder which tps the young spruce | iyo Paaieiyer aihie: J4Ve0 i —e “ Austeo-Germana are now attacking | T%¢ French offensive against the Bu shoulders or wound in the chin-chin collar, which is} n the epring, F E wretn: BYU! daughter of tire. Mary Fembergor,| Ure 18 Owner Madden: ( mae SALAD Die the Serbs south of Kratjevo, which | Serinns @ Proceeding slowly because | 1915's first ald to the chiniess and the double chinned, Sore the President's cneeye: [Who disappeared from her home, No Ateted. ‘ Ab DRESSING they already hold, and that the Aus-| sector northeast of Sivunica, rhe Of course the girl wWh the architecturally perfect throat known. 280 South Ninth t, Broo! on, Frieda b pre ried Margaret Ever- = Pe NTS 2 trians have reached Ivanjica sly and Meisisly were occupied on the does not wear her fox skins so as to conceal that Colo-| | 1 wish I knew whether the war has |@ct. 7, alia Had hawt | guetu e's oc aan sty Suanrer anaes — Attacking the Bulgarians on Bulgar day, it ls PN lar oped et tur | nial column, When you can stand it, foxes are worn| that society ts econo p an it belnothing of her daughter since thet. |i." General Sessions. They were ie soll south of Strumnitza, an Anglo-| advance toward the north Ia sa: to eotaa aees a pnb ippwatelBa dn lds Condes eae complexion? Certainly there te not ein nother, wan the sole support [eames aeRinat Owney Madden in hie Yy IN s Vrench force wes repulsed with heavy] be continuing uninterruptedly, with - td! the left shoulder and the right utterly bare of protec: |"C4tly #0 much make-up as one saw | dt) he sole SUPPOrt | teint for the killing of Patsy Doyle in losses to-day. ® British contingent on the’ right| Sma cRELEEIM |) 1 u count two tiny fox pi 1 1 light at the Green a Fees bl or m past [of the family of three children and], gang feud on the west wide. Later in Absolutely _ Remov i > wing. tion, unless you co vo tiny fox paws clasped lightly | years. aybe was fhe exhibition !the mother. She had bright sandy h irae ’ Tho fighting was hand to hand for} ‘The Serbs are reported to have re-| together as if in prayer. 1G ID Sia EES cercartre be ee ier edad baer beer nt ah! gE Bat age, ie | ue wtioks. ta 680 a naw CHAN Tee Madden i i acd © time and raged with the greatest] pulsed heavy Bulgarian attacks in th ‘ that set the New York girl to putting | mother sa faimly have no rela. [they recanted their trial testimony Indigestion. One package desperation, the War Office said, Krivolak sector, where the Frenen |, But for one woman who can 88 § OO —]i round red istand completely sur tives tn the clty to whom she could] Both have been in he Tombs since their ag Tho “Bul 8 * ys,| also have materially extended their] "er fox over one shoulder as ligbtlY| star your feet, I don't know whether | rounded by pow ae maorvanaianioe proves it. 25cat all druggists. Tho Bulgarians, though votoriou*| tine, which reaches northwest bevond|as if it were the pelt of a toa su8-| that is a mistake or not, " DAE MAROON Urea iesx Gree col toot 5 —— were considerably out-numbered. | Gradsko and west beyond the Thema | ceptible man, there are dozens who} Looking over the” well-gowned| Htorme Show Girl oy lile duce ti ae ‘ PW SRE nd ln” The battle on the Serblan side of| River to the Kavadar region. prefer ‘the wide band which conceals| Women at the Garden Saturday, it/Hke & Matise, She Has Retned tne the frontier, west of the Orient rail- hes . seemed evident that the small hat} @seretio' phase a the whole lower part of the face, 6IY-| has won the battle for supremacy, J] complexion sen reslors belies the wolgntions (Hae AL TCHENER Te lage iidey mesihnclteees ads Pad io wines clang: ee —— java regio: etwee e 5 w _ - . countenances otherwise quite com-| black velvet structure, topped oy a RD ASKS BRI ‘AIN and the allied French, British and| 70 LEAD IN BALKANS, ois What a boon that chin-| Yellow bird of Paradise, You have no REPORT FROM PARIS) oxin cotta i to the woman whose) “mh. Most novel mewn T eaw a T BET SHOES Ca | || ? ISAYS HOT WATER |] It ts believed here that Lord Kitch- equally to the obese person whose broadcloth trimmed w pee ipa |] ener will command the Franco-Brit-|chin takes several encores! Given 4] Piadin by a huesur hat of al ar ¢ P ! WASHES POISONS \|Jish Balkan campaign. This is sup-|Palr of big black eyes, and a chin-| which nearly met a chin-chin ¢ MM Ambassador Says He Can't Get to our or. e | ||} posed to have been the subject of the|c2in collar, any woman can be alof tho same tur. ‘her was more} Suitable Wearing Apparel talk he had with Premier Briand,,|#iren this year! Smouldering over) $kunk on tho short coat, but tho ex : . . . . \ FROM THE LIVER || jinlater Galllent ead Gen, Jota |acalskin or glowing over beaver, tho| cacrdinary and really hideous, thing in Berlin, Can you do your best if your mind is dulled by auto- i | during & short stop he made in Paris|eyes of the horse show girl, behind| skirt with a wide fur band put on! wasnINGTON, Nov. 8 intoxication their baricade of fur, suggest Fatima] midway between the kne« r well, should drink each morning be- fore’ breakfast a glass of hot with a teaspoonful of limestone phos- shate in it, to wash from the liver and Caves the previous day's indigestible water material, poisons, sour bile and toxins cleans| sweetening und freshening the entire alimentary Canal before putting more food into the stomach. Limestone phosphate does not re- strict the dict like calomel, because it cannot salivate, for it is harm aad you cou cat anything afterwards. It is inexpensive and almost tasteless, aud ist will gell you a quarter h is sufficient for a dem- w bot water and lime cleans, stimulates and iver, keeping you feeling vt suy pharm pound, w oustration of L HELP WANTED—MALE, Sooke a i, Call Tu lo Work Directo Sunday World “Wants” Work Monday Wonders. made it appear he was leaving Bel- ium. as # result of objections from the German THE don) Brand to Belgium, who arrived at will sail for New York on the ste hip Ryndam: Girt Auto Tillle Cohen, a cloakmake East One Hundied and Street, was knocked down at Seventh Avenue and hit ‘ by. an automobt Schulte of Street Witt ind the took he injury For tipation use =e | | leaned | sleek saddle horses in cl, how much simpler life thoroughbred porse | Cons * the Delicious Laxative Chocolate Ex-Lax relieves constipation, regulates the stomach and bowels, stimulates the liver and promotes digestion, Good for young ana old, 10¢, 25¢ and S0¢, ut oll druggies, ou everything she owns, and you think of poor Diana flashing from the tower overhead four square to all the winds that blow and nothing between her and pneumonia save a coat of gilt, and wish that Flora could changa places with On Saturday afternoon 2,900 orphar walfs of New York strects looked wistfully from the ba.cony where | they were the guests of Mrs, Alfred Vanderbilt at the enthroned thore breds below. Everything that s title b ding could do for those sleek. slender, four-footed youngsters paw ing the tanbark had been done. Aad the result justified the means, Every thing that human folly and poverty could do to handicap the orphan guests of the Garden had been done before their birth, And not only tn the balcony, but in the boxes, wae written the doleful, haphazard recor! of human mating WHERE THE HORSE SHOW WOM AN HAS 11 OVER THE HORSE The Horse Show Girl of 1915 has not j the points of the he of 1915. How could she have? She was not bred | for them. Inst course, she has | Tromantic love and to make once possessed of Woman can give Ub But one woman at least, as she over the rail watching the 8 80, thought | must be for al At the show this year, by the only the horses wear wiit | sometimes only ono spat, | three, occasionally a complete sett }boot of many colors, the ivory sp: | has gone with the fasbions of y ' year, Li is nul correct this season to ——___—_—_——_-.n—n naa MATRON OF CHILDREN’S HOME TELLS HOW SHE KEEPS 40 CHILDREN WELL Gives Them Father John’s Medicine For Their Colds and to Make Them Strong “L have 40 or 60 children here at th are weak or ign down [always give th y wl gain rapidly under the tr y get cold or have & cough or throw t and sure relief (Signed. Ellen O'Leary Contains no alcoho! or dangerous he children’s home constantly, When they wm Father Joba's Medicine to build them utment the med ffords, Whenever irritation Father Joba's Medicine gives Matron, Childreo’s Howe, Lowell, Mass drugs has the endorsement of the highest medical authorities. Write for booklet, ‘‘The Rational Treatment of If your druggist doesn’t keep Nujol, we will send a pint bottle prepaid to any point in the United States on receipt of 75c., money Constipation.” order or stamps STANDARD OIL COMPANY Bayonne (New Jersey) New Jersey Approved by + Lederle Laboratories, New Yout Harvey W. Wiley, Director Goo 1 Durcau of Foods, Sanitation and Heal. sekeeping | | That the: campaign will be car- wisn < hem, slightly holding the fulness, " weary feet of Americ . . F Ps ||mveryone should drink hot water ||| rica into: Serbia witimately ta deermeg |", Zulerka Rose—in bloom, = foration had so much fur on it vod tor Gerard at Berlin Is it any wonder that you get ‘‘too tired to think’’ if | with phosphate In It, | Kitchener and the Fren it may be foolish to go to a h almost believed the wearer had been! may be 1 to raise her blocka * 4 F, . Nata An | are, understood fo hefivt [show and come away to write about|alt'fur originally but ha oon io m ju us 4) Cauca to American call the while your blood is bathing every nerve, every | ||| mos:'"eitectively against the Bul-lwoyond twentyctive, must feel the |PRETTIEST GIRL IN THE SHOW) It Wis learned to-day that the Am brain cell, every muscle fibre with the fermented To feel as fine as the proverbial | €4r% the Franco-British allies push- . : lnaertve has applied t tbe diate. De : nore (idle: we.must kecp the Nate asked ing northward from the Acgean to} *ime way Sons 16 Hae Be eer WAS—GUESS. nent for aid, He asked that Bag poisons and wastes of constipation ? fiddle, we must kecp the liver washed out the Orient railroad, and the Fi that the one thing we cannot beat] rhe prettiest xirl at tne Horse show nit shipment to him of shoem, | : . Seal avomgetig pores Hom og |fiotih ny tovitnsysouivard (| Sging throat” And tho enin-cin | ae witha tread iow ath Sling fa ne ga The only way to keep your, body rid of decaying fine, with inligentibte, materal, sour] the eame ln deuble-chin collar haa beaten i | fFom™, uouder to hip, way i waste matter permanently is by bringing about hysician. It's the very best horse show !| bon of the Order of the aa wee : ‘ PAT you get headaches, it's your liver SORRY WHITLOCK GOES, have seen, The Garden hae never| F om a digas local) CatiG brs | natural, regular action of the intestines. F Ht you cal cca, Sout er SAYS MILITARY HEAD deen wo renplendent with bunting and | ARE Sik kn haem, Purges, and ogpingg’ bri Pag cr ot tongue, nasty breath or stomach be- : 7 t leader of a Suffrage p . ‘or relief—but ey rin also an inevitable reaction cones rancid, it's your liver. Sallow A MERRY CHRISTMAS EFFECT |tho broad yellow sash had baci ee eey ( g ital kin, muddy ‘complexion, watery eyes a= AND AN OVERDRAPED FLORA ern nn eeu poroulved thes CVD which leaves the machinery of evacuation weaker and aden liver uncleantiness. Your Brussels Commander Regrets Mis-] Because the decorations are red and eh bee Rid not ALBAN OF sy Wikh MCIRDREN ch Rauber tule canoe more dependentupon the cretiticaiol thes mulation iver is the most important, also the ~ * its green in the main and red velvet|but said merely—USHEL. ' y to buy him om most abused and wu 1 organ of taken Reports About U. S, Polnsetta flowers faah thelr brazen (She's on the left hand side as you aay eare. Old i Nuj . ay! the body. | Few know its function or inlaws: Earoatllira beauty from every corner, the place] &}J%; oF he was, Saturday) : ujol, a tasteless, colorless and odorless mineral oil, vlease ( if ster’s re, ” : e net charming things at the af th ° : ' how to grid ai Pesan Peo PA asin F has . malty! Dist WOR atten Burl nao Show this year are the strut leit is the natural treatment for constipation. It acts by prt’ to violent calomel, which WASHIN ‘, Nov. 8&—Secretary [in the east end o he arena|horsy little girls | re eer iene Ore icalivating, chemtcal, which | Lansing announced to-day that tho| ering from a forest of spruce} with thelr unt ain Witney | lubricating, not irritating. ‘an only be used occasionally because|German military authorities in Bel-| statue of Flora presides with a cer-|crips at BS five post card heciel . : . . am caautpten kn the tissues, siso|gium had expressed to Amertoan Min: [this inceograiey over tne fentlval of | selé-consolcusness, In all thelr liven || waterday’ id lived Mt Physicians everywhere are discarding the use of violent attacks the bones 1 woman, sick or[ iter Brand Whitlock their regrets | the horse bike, every other woman | those little daughtors of tha rich will Brown found him dead thi purges in favor of the mineral oil treatment which ry man end woman, sick orlihat published reports should have|in the garden, Flora seems to have| never again own the universe as they