The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1916, Page 2

Ppertal deeper tee a the 4 th of Lenguers!, Nemoto ond the cheering of the 1 the very Aire tow of Martinpuc the to Dapeume, the immediate ition otlackh The #) bee at the inter Neeser by the British was admitted at Kerlin yew ferday, and sllaptiy porthwom ‘Trones Wood | ‘The fighting in Trones Wood bs ded regions in the vicinity of Contaimaiaon, the iy to their whic ») of both the Brit. | the Freneh left whieh | Vinked Up at this point The bum 4 undergrowth con sealed Ger aching gunners in the wood and the Hngtish attacking columns on the southern fringe. Boores of German snipers were hidden im the trees. Through the central part of the July Reductions Today & Saturday! Choice of 250 Plain Blue Serge Suits For Men and Young Men $ 14-50 Reduced from $20.00 Tacluding the season's newest one ead two button Sack and Nor folk Suits for the up-to-date dress- er, and three button models for the man of more conservative tant Pull, hail or lined, every sise and proportion. Hot Weather Clothes Pummer wear—$10.80, $12.60, | up to $22.50. PRIESTLEY’S CRAVENETTE ENGLISH MOHA! IR SUITS — plain stripe and cheek ish servi fey fore by the Aime, The War Ofice statement LORD'S PRAYER ON PIN HEAD. Other Ideal Hot Weather Fee. tures include “Coolkeany Crash,” Priestley Be Cioth” “aad “Tub Crash”—full skeletonised Geck or Nortolk models, $7.50, $8.60 and $10. White Flannel Trousers Of white tennis flannel — also ote ith beit PW cath - Price 3 50 Also Khaki & Duck Trousers 91.00, 91.85 and 61.80. Natural Linen and Palm Beach Cloth ‘openeee 06.00 and 9s, Shan- tung Silk, 05. Two New York Stores 42 West 34th, Bet. Broadway and Sth Ave. Also comer of Broadway at 36th, Marlborough Hotel Building. Both Stores Open Bi Evenings Qut of Town Btores:— RUSSIAN DRNE pikes: ll Bothmer's Troops Again Drive threw back an force in the region of Zarepehe on the Btokhod River front east of Kovel, it was officially announced this after. noon, The report saya: along the Stokhod, attacks near Zarees drove back the Russians took 160 pritoners, Several machine guns wore taken, successfully repeated east of Btokhod, omy again entered our first line, but Waa ejected with considerable losses by counter attacks,” TWO ATTACKS REPULSED Germans Thwarted in Drive North made two attempts last storm French positions north of the were no important events, TURKS LOSE A LINE Petrograd Reports Further Gains under Grand Duke Nicho Cc of Turkish fortified positions weat of Eracrum, it was officially announced this afternoon, treating westward, PEAK BLOWN UP, BURYING ough, cashier of the Carlstadt National ——— Bayk and Secretary of the Carlstadt Summit of Castelletto, in Tofano| Maye augaly, thd Mullding A . : and Region, Dynamited by the Beatie care of Italians, age anda Yoru’. City, summit of Castelietto, in the Tofano | region, Italians. buried alive in the w | War Office announced ¢ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY Ss ’ ~ 18-HOUR BATTLE, SAYS BERLIN; BRITISH ON THE OFFENSIVE German War Office Admits That Haig's Troops Are Making Determined Attacks Along Wide Front july 1 At othe ' ' suing om tor) 6 ,- y : 7 Near the fortress of tba ' rt t ie rey er the Manpts » « je brought in prisoners a ee att Heauine and seat of ona Ww Markir have eulle Deapito all enemy atiacks om the New attacks east and weet troats Waike the last 4 hayn, chief of tof, has not ob the War Offive wine of riginal ert of the ‘The teat of the German etaiement| Meuse offensive, end in prensin follows the campaixn agwinet Verdun ‘On both sides of the Bomme je wok al con jou, the Herlia news new and violent comb © 10 [papers stated toe rena, ‘The Mritinh early in the Nota an soldier nor ® German Hacked In the mee U Longueval and ated efforta in , where yeuterday evening the Hritinn already were sensibly hit by the rapid advance of our reserves “After the first attempts of the un hos been wit Verdun fro offennive « drawn tr because of th the Homme. The ¢ ere of the aituat id thelr new sucoens Fort Houville, northeast of Verdun, Rives proof What Germany ta entit to view the military alituation with the allied rH they Trones Wo had been bee the | conta Britian engaged in new attacks. The German victory near Bouville “The Vreneh after num ° and the Laufee works is regarded failures in the last fow days one of great importance. It te the with anoth netback yeat fret great offensive on that front Pires can be under no fluston as to when they at wince the allies began the drive. ‘Tha | the possibility of reducing the allies, cone in the vietn papers declare that the allies are cor. | to & confession of defeat,” said Prest to the of Katroes, Neith tain to be doomed to disappointment | dent Poncaire tin an address t the Freneh nor their black friends if they hope to seize the initiative simply by attacking with large armies, Hained one yard of terrain i the Verdun front, east of CZAR SUMMONS AT KOVEL HALTED, | CABINET TO MEET BERLINREPORTS| HIM AT FRONT xeejpnes London Report Says Austria Has Made New Offer of Separate Peace. Caar’s Army Out of Ger- man First Line. BERLIN, July 14.-—-German troops advancing Russian LONDON, July 14.—-Major Moraht, in the Herlin Tageblatt, expresses the opinion that the forthcoming days will decide the issue of the whole war, Tho entire Russian Council of Min- istera has left Petrograd for the im- perial fleld headquarte: It 1s be- leved the v has to do with the Question of a separate peace with Austria, For tha second time in the war Austria-Hungary has met with crush. ing defeat, and there ts trong foel- ing in influential quarters that if Austria again throws out feelers for &@ separate peace they should be wel- comed by the allies, Moreover, for the first time in the war, Germany ts boing hard pressed, and this gives rise to the feeling that the Entente allies must immediately lay down lines upon which they will as @ basis for discussion of peace terms, The time for each member of the coalition to seek a common basis for future action is believed to be now, otherwise the Germans, say the de patches, will find the allies as un- prepared for peace as they were for war, “On Gen. von Linsingen's front German counter who had advanc and German equadrons their attacks “On Gen, Bothmer’s front, the en- BY THE FRENCH TROOPS of Aisne River, Says Paris War Office. PARIS, July 14.—The Germane night to “North of the Aisne, in the re- @ion south of Ville-Au-Hois and the Mga plateau, two at- tempts by the Germans to make attacks were arrested promptly by the fire of our machine “On the right bank of t ates Godfrey BE. Landberg of 8 5 ‘Wash., has ongr the Lord's Prayer, containing 65 words, a total of 364 let- ters, as well as 17 punctuation marks, Verdun m4 (vorees ean on ors Tie Nk: Jon the head of @ gold pin forty-seven ville sector, Patrol engazementa | °P@-thousandths of an inch in diameter, occurred in Chenols Wood," Me also has inscribed tho letters "U, On the remainder of the front there %" on the point of a fine cambric needle, When placed under a 100 diameter tand out boldly hice the letters d read more bsg than newa- jaced in a Mog vn ict OF FORTIFIED POSITIONS| : Eg SEVEN GIRLS UNDER WHEELS by Grand Duke N West of Ezerum, PETROGRAD, July 14 WOODSTOCK, N, J. July 14.—When an overh with Maptiet w cing side of @ truck loaded plenickers from the Woodstock Bunday echool broke as the Was rounding @ corner, seven girls thrown under the wheels, Mise Gertrude Monerief, peventeon, t crushed @o badly that {1 Ma Hoot in the ‘aucasus have captured a while line The Turks are re-| piece of Mesh torn tr one knee badly injured, were bruised and lacera: > ; New Jersey Mayor Dead. CARLSTADT, No J, July 14.—John Oehler, fret Mayor of Carlstadt Bor- ENTIRE AUSTRIAN FORCE for Camp. » July 1 AR artllerymen will have departed Tobyhanna training grounds by Yale Artilierymen NEW MAVEN, Ooi | he ¥ ROME, July M (via London).-The has bown blown up by the eh A nme a tne ow Evening World’s Shark Hunting Expedition r | EVENING WORLD © EXPEDITION pM Ate Kk FRANCE WILLWIN (New Jersey Citizens Grateful For Evening World Expedition LOST PROVINCES, SAYS POINCARE Fighting for Honor and Life He Declares at Celebration of National Holiday. PARIS, July 14—"The Central bin ‘and of winning from thelr weartness & peace which for Pr would be only a strategem for hiding | Preparations for fresh aggression. “They know well that the seas are closed to them, that they have lost their colonies, and they know equally well that the allies rely less on the Geographical positions of — their trenches than on the condition of their troops and their reserves, their capacity for rewiatance and offensive, and the moral temperament of their sian militarism | HUNTING the first aid to th Mayor Hen¢ iu this statem n of Matawan ¥ f Matawan, Keyport, greatly indebted to The New L local campaign of extermination. Jersey citizens commended, It leade and we The Evening World's Faxpedition for the Katermivation of Man Hating dlarks was joytu recetved on its arrival in Matawan, N, J, laet night The people of the entire coast are in terror and weleomed m to rid thelr waters of the deadly sea tigers ntto The Evening World York Bue to rid Jersey waters of man-eating sharks, ening World expert riflemen has started the work, and we will never forget tts good will toward New will follow, We have decided that a reward of $100 Matawan for the death of the man-eating sharks Working Along the Creek in Matawan, N. J. Acting the sentiments of bis community Asbury Park and all New Jersey are ing World for its work in helping The voat manned by The added impetus and courage to the It was The Bvening World which Ita enterprise ta to be shall be paid by RECRUITING OFFICE peoples and their arm: “We are fighting not for honor alone, but for honor and life. To be or not to be—that is the painful prob- m imposed on the co: lence of the at European nations, re seeking entire restitution of our invaded provinces and those solzed forty-six years ago, for repara- tion for tho violation of rights at the expense of France or her allies and for the guarantees necessary for a definitive feguard of our national independence President Polncare’a address was delivered in connection with the cele- bration of the French national holi- day, The President bestowed decora- tions on the families of soldiers who have fajlen at the front. He said the holiday this year was the oceasion of an expression of the nation's grati- tude to its sons who had died to save ard the families of he said: “To you luties, especially, L address the deep and respectful thanks of the country, You have shown what a fire of moral exwtition burns within you. You have proved once again that you are the eure guardians of our tradi- tions and the inspirers of our great national plac ve a PRISONERREFORMS AFTER OPERATION CLEARS HIS MIND Jersey Pardon Grants Him Freedom—Rose- ville Banker Loses Plea. TRENTON, N. J, July 14.—The New Jersey Court of Pardons an- nounced to-day that at its meeting a long Mast of applications from con- viets for parton and parole had been considered, A noteworthy case for parole acted upon favorably was that of Jam Halkely, a Hungarian, sentenced to serve thirty years in State prison for killing a fellow countryman in War- ren County, The murder was par- Ucularly brutal. Szikely manifested morose tendencies in prison aad com- plained continually of pains in his! head. Dr, Martin W. Redden, a sur- geon of Trenton, and the visiting | prison physician, decided to operate on the prison skull, For a time after the operation the man hovered between life and death, but his condi- tion improved and he restored to Board Then |< |i 1 und 7 to, 8, “Up With the Republic” Paint- ed by Them on Gate— Driven Off by Troops. CORK, July 14.—Several hundred rioters paraded the atrects early this morning booing and hissing British soldiers and smashing the windows of the chief recruiting office, They had previously inscribed on the gute and pillars of the tar works the words: “Up with the Republic.” Soldiers finally dispersed the rioters. Boveral shots were fired outside the residence of Capt. Phillips, chief of the Government recruiting office, but no one was injured seriously. Above the sign painted by the rlot- ers Was a largo skull and cross-bones. Tho non-arrival of prisoners who recently were released after under- going imprisonment since the Dub- lin rebellion, and who were expectod here to-day, Was the cause of the out- break. Sinn Feinors led the rioters. The rioting at Cork ts apparently the most serious disturbance reported from Ireland since the suppression of the Dublin rebellion, wis EMPIRE CITY RESULTS. $600 added: five and ono-half furlongs. —| *hillipic 108 Ce to and out, to 5, 9 ey 111 (Butwell) Time, 1.09 1+ ran SECOND RAC A ty and out, pnd Ato hi it, For mares, three- veiling; 104 (Mink), yeond; Chermeuse, ‘in| 6 to 1 and 2 to Reconteuse, ‘set | pbell), 20 trae nies 1.88 45, Square and Maif a Killed Wite, Baby CHICAGO, July 14 rerman, forty-six y a cement contractor, killed his wife, his twenty- months-old baby and himself to-d Their bodies were found in the Wasser man apartments, ‘This ta the gay solution; pi mother," W, man wrote med the baby, skull and cut his with a. rasor, own throat Geers Not CLEVELAND, Geers, vetoran grand clroult driver and trainer, who was badly hurt here yes- terday when thrown under the heels of horse on the North Randall track, passed a comfortab j pital where he ts reported in. good will be confined 't } but his condition serous, i bed for a few day is not regarded >—— Sculptor Suce Movie Man, Gutzon Horglum, the sued In hia faculties, Fro sullen, rebel- Hous prisoner he became a ‘willing, r and kindly worker, mber nothing whatever about the rei crime for which he had been given a! Jong sentence, ‘The operation estab: Mashed @ precedent in the im a workd, * ‘The Governor and the Court of Par- dons were appealed to on the man's behalf by Hungarian clergymen and others interest in the case, The application of Raymond KE, Amith, defaulting cashier of the Rose- ville Hank, who ts serving from seven to fourteen years, waa rejected. te Troops to Sappres LA BALLE, UL, July 14. panies of th Rioters, Five com BIxth Hlinols Infantry are in camp at cement plants here and at to-day prepared to suppress orrow night. Battery ( yu teaye tocnght and jattery D> with th iF intty wtatt will dep jeoruits for the ¥ ‘bat ‘Will be went direct ‘Tho entire Austrian force there wae bry | aa the ° Tobyhanna. y rioting that may result from. the resumption to-morrow of operations the plants, twel hundred employees "a of whieh are He could» |the Supreme Court y Frank J. y-third Street, for §3, lleges, is due him tor jor iy fountain Stamford, Conn., not in the city hi m From Store Window, > ches worth $3.95 were stolen | from the window of Walter & Co., No, 182 Broadway, some time after mid [night ‘The burglary of the Jeweller enon ecomplished by smashin, bie lass window, The window which wag emashed Was worth nine Umes the value of the stolen watches. | Watches N RIOTERS IN CORK !TRAPPED SHARK TEARS. SMASH WINDOWS OF} HOLE THROUGH NET PLACED IN GREEK Cataar Beets from First Page.) killed Wednesday by a shark from whose Jaws he trying to west the body of Lestor Stilwell, reached their home in Matawan to-day. They brought with them their daughter, Mrs. Arthur B. Nichols, with whom they had ben visiting in Minneapolis. They learned of the death of Stanley Fisher through press despatches, and Mrs. Fisher was in such a state of physical and nervous collapse on her |ing its gllatening white belly. | dynamiting operations, sulin): mH} | are countless numbers, ene p: Palle Out of Window. Al While sleeping near a window of his room on the third floor of No, 851 Her-! kimer Str Brooklyn, William Watta, twenty-fo ok ra | hia home, fvtracture of tho skull.” He remained at! vam arrival that she was put in the care of physicians. If sho is able to stand the strain the funeral will be held to-morrow, Every deep hole in the upper reaches of Matawan Creek is being dynamited to-day in an effort to lo- cate one eleven-foot man-eater whose egress to Raritan Bay is known to have been cut off by stout wire nets, The shark was seen by @ score of persons about 11 o'clock, It came to the surface at a turn in the creek, and in plain view of the watchers the fish rolled over reveal- The next moment it has disappeared, Chief L. 8. Emmons. of the Fire Department, who Is supervising the immediately | Placed a aix-pound charge in the | creck where the sea tiger was aceon, Nothing resulted from tho blast. It FIRST RACK—For two-year-olds; with | is believed the shark 1s hiding away in some deep hole—of which there Ono of the to nd rd’ | Charges, fired in a forty-foot bole, was Duuldy Long Leas also | of such force that it shot the water in a shimmering column fully one hh $500) hundred feet into the air, A huge drag of wire fencing, equip- af | | ped with big hooks, has been prepared and forty men working along either bank of the creek are dragging the trap. ‘The shark hunt has attracted hun- dreds of visitors to Matawan from all sections, There is @ long line of automobiles along Main Street which brought visitors from all the fashion- able watering places along the coast. All business has closed that the shark hunt might be continued. Even the women and girls have caught the spirit of the chase and half a dozen Matawan Dianas, armed with rifles and shotguns, are patrolling the displayed by the townsfolk the case of John Barney might be cited, Ever ince the tragedy of Wednesday Bar- | ney has been wading along the river | bank armed with 4 pike pole. He he won't sleep until he lands a maneater and wins the reward of- fered. Every youngster who has been able jon, motion picture producer of No. | to got hold of @ real or an impromptu shark hook and a chunk of meat has dropped a clothesline secured lure into the creek, The Evening World's boat ts the oo o1co. HOLLMANN,—JULIUS, beloved husband of Margaret Hollmano, in bis 66to year, Bervices at bie late residence, 118 Westchester Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, Wuneral Saturday, July 16, t 10 A, M, Interment Greenwood Cemetery, | aes Witenes tee shine JMONEH WANTS § Bay Shore to work, _ HELP WA’ ri Huy \IROSEN WANTED. “Bay Bore “Lous. | CAPTURING SHARK . me . Aeneas Ce ’ . . ‘ee, 0 e os nS HERE WARNED > 6 hy AGAINST ‘WHITE’ SHARKS, " toe crane te THE DEADLY MAN-EATERS - 4 te ’ ' ow wine MATAWAN WT ’ Thet we ‘ ‘ ~ You The ’ andl e be visited by nan eat dy fore 4 Whee within about ing eharkse that killed three men of weive f be wn the New Jerecy 0 * the p ‘ sully the Bony! ¢ made t “y by Prot, Jona @, apy 1 1 het MOY Nicholas of the American Museum le ve w the varenae | of Nw sory shore fee of wv caliure were | for the past (wo day = 4 ' ley tuwe The shark condit eat Matew appeared to be ove foot im length | ong mpring Leake convineed that Later the evening Gell sighted | (0 BPring lak aha a : three sharks in Matawan Creek. They man-satere Oe & Se Were journeying Up the creek the |! tropical Waters as Caricharedonapes " tide and appeared to aver-| white shark, Th ac oréing about 1 feet in long It Was) io the professor, 6 rhort while later that Tee of ft Hvening World expedition saw) #riten Bay, wh an 11 fowt ster Jundering | separated info smatier schools ead shout abev w York and Leng penetrated into inland waters, aad | tira Kailroad bridge, ‘This ix wil ain as long a® human beak Jabout one quarter of a mile inland js ob able from the place where the BUilwell| "New Jersey has almost aba ‘ boy sod bis attempted rescuer, Htan>| ite swimming, and it is tine for New ey Fisher t their fate on Wed Yorkers to take warning,” sald '@ lay ‘There ie 4 sand bar under the) Nicholas. “It te (he white shark | | brite 1 at low tide it ls impossible has been at work, and thie ts the eeee for the water to return yw | ond time in history Uhat zr ee wtreat who Is & contractor, been seen north of Cape Hat ‘ ‘ J out twenty of bis) The garbage in New York Bay e yeos and stretched wire fencing | chances of catehing uneum the creek below the bridge. | swimmers will undoubtedly bring y holds the sea tiger a prisoner, seq tigers into New York waters, in the upper reaches of the stream, |! hope the officials will be on and dynamiting parties began to ex- and protect the swimmers.’ plode charges 4 @ dozen pointe One of the generally accepted | Kill the monster | FISHERIES BU REAU SU ‘STS PLAN FOR WASHINGTON, July 1A formal statement made public by Acting missioner Moore of the Fisheries Mureau said the bureau experts reo luctantly had been compeld to come to the conclusion that no certainly | effective preventative measuras could | bo recommen but advised a shark-catching campaten and warned | bathers to stay in shallow water. The | statement “The most reasonable and the mom obvious suggestion is that an effort be made to catch the sharks, either by trolling from boats or by means | of batted shark hooks buoyed to | within two or three feet of the sur- face and securely attached by stout | lines to anchored buoys or barrels at | intervals of four or five hundred yarda outside the life lines, This would] serve the double purpose of catching tho predatory fish and of giving warning of their presence in a par- | tloular locality. “There are always a few sharks off the coast, particularly in summer, but the recent deplorable tragedies are entirely unprecedented in tem- perate waters, “There are no 'man eaters,’ in the sense of implying exclusive or com- mon addiction to a diet of human flesh, The sharks as a whole are promiscuous flesh eaters, living prin- cipally on live fish, Under atress of | hunger they become quite bold and | attack prey which ordinarily they! would avoid, | “While the recent tragedies are ap. palling, they are few in number com- pared with the vast army of bathers, If the experiance of a long series of years is of any value, the probability of a recurrence of these attacks is ories for the visit of the large white sharks in Jersey waters ts the lows life in European waters on account of the war, and the sharks have human flesh, The learned to like cross currents brought the man-@at. ers across the Atlantic toward the American shore —p “DANGEROUS SHARKS" REPORTED AT MANY PLACES NEAR BY Reports to-day from various places 4 indicated that dangerous :arka have invaded the Atlangic coast waters adjacent to New York In unprece- dented numbers. Tho discussion amon scientist fishermen and others as to the reason {a not of as much interest to bathers as the fact that danger miiy lurk Most anywhere along the Jersey ar! Long Island beaches, Sharks not only have been seen In nearby waters during the last few | hours, but several have been killed. These are of the so-called harmiess variety, bub just how barimiess they may really be not even shark experts aro prepared to say. Sharks are reported even to have invaded the Hudsoy River, Passen- gers on the Hudson River steamer Berkshire vay two b.g fish passed the bout going up Lhe river opposite Tar- rytown yesterday. Mig Shark Caught tn Off Belt ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, July bd —Paul Tarnow of Belford brow, ashore from his pound nets to-da aa eight-and-a-haif-foot shark weighing 150 pound Tarnow and his helpers. had a hard time killing the shark, which caused a damage of $500 to the nets. In the shark's stomach were twelvs small sharks, the largest about inches long. The fishermen regard this as evidence not only that Pte Hh are coming inshore in large numbers but that they are unusually ferocioug in their hunger. The shark was sent to Fulton Mare ket, New York, for exhibition, Our Week End Combination Packages Are Passports to Real Candy Joy On Sale Friday & Saturday Only PERHAPS YOUR NAME COMES NEXT ON THE VACATION LIST. In your haste to get awey mountains or country: side, don’ haven't overlooked you. your own se the various packages to be w: ated all this for you. WE hay BINATIONS, each t favorite retreat inthe t overlook LOFT CANDY. We Instead of taking the time to make ctions from the show cases, and then waiting for and tied, we ha: different WEEK Iready put eacortment of Loft Sweeta, packed wrapped in gether with a snug seve, vidual save all the way up to 18c. Ib. ox Mille C1 eh el oe Sect aa ST ore jen pas ase uneae ie eae Mel} 1% at ee ALSO ‘64 BARCLAY | PARK ROW4NASSAUL 67, Closes 11 p.m. Sat. 11.80p.m, 400 BROOME, STREGT y a a FULTON eT. BELYN ss BROADWAY, ‘Breokly 11 EAST 420 h end ‘The jeht inc plain paper. A handle goes wi if you figure heuagee in the combination, you will find you actually intehed swith Suaeth ste OEFER. ig ckage to- athe cone ad the indi- Combination No. 2 contains oF following : Special for Saturday, July 18th CHOCOLATE COVERED oversg —A collection of Chocolate Sweets, in o cea eve ie cL ny 0) ES tn oth a eae ie, ie wenn ay RASPBER: teenie an fia ba Pwith afusurtous, © bide ATs a OFFER: Cc jd Madison Aves,, Byers a A.M Judes the container