The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1916, Page 6

‘THE BVENING WORLD, WEDNKE ; f-- “ RACES FOR ‘SLACKERS’ © ae the ¢ f - , Show Registration Ca “ ! ’ ended by war t j - a: ie & < wasting 66 the @ Irishmen Who Are f xempt - | LAIN TION, Mepe It Miery § Vas or abie ew ' Carried out an extensive raid for] the Wer ' , f ot ehirkere from military eervice to Ae _ + fronts I r . pas *t the Ne ol face course jus z wanders erat word that ° Cer Mac He. | before the elessio H Leger war Le I House, Bullt in 1847 meepat Conference of Repre- cuss carensive os ned rman Machine e- eau 4 Pentatives of Central Pow . A ported Destroyed and Four eyence for nd Other § ot » inves Jurne Emperor's Headquarters, yy : P Others Badly Damaged ted oon hoy s f ante aves end S apparentiy of - ALL IN FULL ACCORD y em onal fumerous serie! socneye, bowkmakers, Wellere, rece |, ry Woday © Pe : o “"* ln Greece v4 uree officials and groom, wae co 6 ° .« —-- 1 ¢ the # . e behind the € | peite of hime London Reports That the Allies + stra te regarded we of m the ovia: | ios 1-pot ina? peaked oo a : Are Watching Conferen ° gy Ri i at well nan demanded the wotlen . ee . e b either an atleriation reget am 7 With Keen Int ridered the key er , " ame i ‘ 14 of, in the absence of th pony a : Nuchares | bombs were @ropped brith or exempting . a perLin Lont Hept 18 -Creat impor. | fee statement ty le the prin 5 i tance is od to the war confer-| “Om the Bomme front our sere. | - e t * A oa j ence at the Kaiser's headquarters pieces fought seventeen engagements | j, v : ' stern ff ' ree ents | ye ey Two German machinnw | « ’ v : et foliand and Mwitser.| were brought down, one tn the @i.)¢ « 28 rd e : Swing to the attack when the pry aad | rection of Aigecourt and the other atinagt \, ere. 7 . : A great war council te being belt ,,, Holiw King Ferdinand | « need s aestheestwant of YV A mw @ diene : eee wsleet'o Deadquarters on ¢8 * ¢ Boris of Wulgarta| Peronne, Four other enemy ma BY MEXICAN ANDU $ FORCE te he, buiding . .?¢ : @aatern front for the purpow oat Pasha, Turkish War Min nes appeared to * been badly dead ; fying the direction of all a ol deg diplomats of the | damaged - - pee teed ‘re : eee v7 de , ot ‘ “ Central Powers are reported tn eon Last night our bombarding squad-| (jen. Gonzales at Juarez Makes Re * Gien i oa, 2 ’ woven Mace Briend sultation. The Amsterdam rons 4ropped « large number of \ > | vee . —— rt——Mexican Sniper Killed rau i a ndent of the Exchange Telegraph | bombs. Bighty-seven bombs of 120 J Mexh I i 3 . ported to-day that the German| millimetres were dropped on the raii-| by Texas Rangers Ju ' rw reveal some of the road atation and small butldings at ML PARO, Tex, Sept, 13.—¢ . , t results of the aference w he|Guiscard, where two explosions fol-| troops have thrown # circle around| /o.) % Monga & ; IN HOSPITAL pens the next Helchstag session) lowed by Gre were noticed Twenty-|the place where Villa and his follow , we Hept. 38 four bombs were dropped on the rail-|ers are believed to be hiding, with ne . sia * Kom heard from Swiss sources to- | mpad tion at Rolsel and on depots| American troops forming one mem. | 2° se. Wd. ne burne - day that the Kaiser called the con-| at Hendicourt. Seventy-four bomba| ment of the ring, Gen. Gonzales, Car. | ; or t ference because he was disturbed by | were droppet on anemy inatallations| rangiata commander at Juareg, ane! for storing mace used Mrs. Brown Finally Restored to hints that Bulgaria was threatening in the region of Etain, thirty-two on| nounced to-day, Within @ short time © m . oh ian Seale : . +, to sue for a separate peace, One| bivouacs In the region of Damvillers|@ clash is expected to result, Ganzales 00) Ether mon peal ie Health by Lydia E. Pinkham'’s | gins correspondent reported that the | and six sholla on Montmedy Station, | S#id. The casiest route of secahy baked fl juries are nut serious, i Kainer ordered King Ferdinand to at-| “During the aa yee the circle ta being guarded by two | / ptt ee “tine after the dis Vegetable Com . : dtl ie the same night one of oUF! outpostn of American cavalry, jovery of the ‘ , lege pound. }tend the conferenos with the Crown | bombarding groups carried out the!” two Texas Hangers were ambushed | fovery Of the fire that New Hocheil ’ festa tere ee ee cater the | {lowing operations: One hundred lant night fifteen miles south of here) ween Glen Island and New Hoche a , | that icaria would not al ion the | and five bombs were droppe: by Mexican, who fired upon the had tled up for the night and 1 Goveland, Ohio — "Vor years I sul | German forces within her boundaries | thionvitie Btation peg 1 on the | three times without effect. The hank. |ny steam up. By the time the fire. fered so sometimes it seemed as though |i. attacks by the allies, Ueba: 1 : ors returned fire, killing the Mexican.) men reached the tsland the flames - I could not stand | Mie Mss tein a | ekangon Iron Foundries, and during |” gaAN ANTONIO, Tex., ts rad gained considerable headway and \| lnc ony lenge It! this bombardment one of our ma-| Gen. ing sent & monsaKe tecaay could be seen for miles around. i) : chines covered the distance to the| to Gen. Funston tn which he sald no The three boats be ne to the | 1 organs. At times I could hardly walk, for if I stepped on little stone I would almort faint. One day I did faint and my husband was sent for and the doctor came. I was taken to the hos- pital and stayed four weeks, but when I ly would faint just the same } same pains. “A friend who i rae said for me to try Lydia EF. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com: |. I began taking it that very ony, 1 was suffering a great deal. It as already done me more good than the hospital, who i suffering as 1 was my advic in the first CINg sore ai of Lydia E. Pi pound before you go home ©. Brown, 1109 Auburn Avenue, Cle’ land, Ohio. ON U-BOAT WARFARE | Hot Heads No Longer Urge Its Re- sumption and Gerard May Take Vacation. BERLIN, Sept. 12 (via London).— The weeks which have passed since the appointment of Field Marshal von Hindenburg as Chief of the General | Staff have been marked by almost complete cessation of the discussion in regard to resumption of submarine warfare on the old or @ more vigor- ous basis, Non-partisan newspaper observers who are in touch with leading states- | men and politicians express the opin- ’. ion that, for the present at least, there will ar'se no Question of a ehange in * sep Submarine policy, The administration aoe eke 9 Maat ctor of Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg advice’ to” Lydia E. Pinkham "°W feels itself fully in control of the Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn, situation in this respect. Maes.—Advt. Should the submarine situation re- main as at present, and should he be assured that no revival of the under- water campaign ts contemplated, Am- bassador Gerard may take @ trip to the United States, as he feels the need of @ vacation, _——<— BERLIN AND PETROGRAD BOTH CLAIM SUCCESS Germans Report Victory in Buko- wina, While Russians Announce One on Halicz Front, BERLIN, Sept, 18,—Ruasian attacks between Smotree and the Golden Bis- tritza River (Bukowinan frontier) were repulsed with heavy losses, It was officially announced this after- | noon, | PETROGRAD, Sept. 13.—The Aus |tro-Germans made unsuccessful at- | tempts yesterday to take tho offensive on the Halics front by crossing the Histritza River, near Jezupol, it wa officially announced to-day. In the Carpathians, the enem> made several vain attacks on heights recently captured by the Russians in upper course of the Czarny- remosa River, he Kussian fleet successfully bom- barded enemy travellers in) Irben Straits, yd URNISH "25 The best quality for the least money— and only a-littie-a-week-to-pay”’ y 3 Rooms Furnished Lo b Boome, Furnished $59.98 | We lize in high grade furniture “pra the latest artistic designs Special This Week. 10-piece Adam Period Dini guite in Jacobean finish, con juffet, China Closet, Table, Extension and aire. ig Stor 190 2192 3035 3037 ‘Open’ Evening totes asost ‘3.00 aut, Sikh easy vayment plan m: interest vor DR. Finca 215 W. 424 SL, =! commnaemaaiiaieaien “GHARGES HIS BROTHER WITH SHOOTING HIM Man Wounded After Dispute Over Motorboat. Fifty persons standing to-day at the corner of enty-first Street and Seventh Avenuo, Brooklyn, saw a man stop Frank Kondell, of No. Twenty-first Street, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Family pail and fire two shots that brought Kon- Seamare Ste dell tumbling from a bleyele upon 409-4 9 Rive a which he rode. When the crowd me __ Open D to 7. Closed Sundar gathered about the wounded man vite as = |tney learned thet his assailant was his brother, John Konde! |Warren Street. ‘Th ecaped, Kondell was Methodist jit was found be bad a bad wound through the groin Tho wounded man, a machinist, ex- Dlained that his younger brother and himself jointly owned a motorboat. , of No, 61 assailant es- taken to the New Home Treatment for Banishing Hairs (Beauty Topics) With the wid of w delatone paste, it ip am easy matter for any womun to re- move every trace of huir or fuas from face, neck and arms, Enough of the dered delatone and water Is mixed feo @ thick paste and spread on the iry surfa ie about 2 minutes, then | rabbed off and the skin washed, This} com letely removes the halr, but to|thelr dispute to the olvil courts. avold di to on original package. John opposed tho ante, =, tog followed, me Epixcopal Hospital, where | Frank desired to nell the craft and After an argument the brothora took lsappointment, get the delatone [pons won the Inwault, and the shoot discovered either by hin patrols or the Carranzistas, No mention was made of the etationing of American patrols at San Bueventura and Car- men, but the fact that the American commander and the Carranzistas had exchanged information was ken here to indicate that they were work- ing together to eliminate the bandit. RUSH FOR BIG ARMOR PLANT Best and South Ofer $11,000,000 U. 8. and were bombs were dropped on iron foun- ari it Rombach and six on the rail- road from Mets to Pont-a-Mousson.” FRENCH ViCTOROUS ON THE SOMME [ ADMITTED BY BERN (Continued from First Page.) Y WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.—Delega- | tions from nearly all the principal cities of the East and Bouth gathered at the Navy Department to-day to urge the advantag: of sites offered the $11,000,000 Government armor Plate plant authorized in the new naval appropriation bill, More than 300 men were on hand when Secretary Daniels began his tinct success for our arma, The village of Bouchavesnes was at- tacked toward 8 o'clock in the le Most f the delegations evening and carried in ite en. |RCMtinge, aon tate a and. cone | tirety by our troops in a brilliant gressm fight, despite the enemy's resis- tance. He had strongly en- trenched himself. During the night our infantry organized it- self in the conquered position, The Germans did not attempt @ counter-attack, “This morning our troops, con- tinuing their advance eastward, took by assault the Bois l'Abbe Farm, situated 600 metres east- ward of the Bethune Road, south- east of Houchavesnes, We took some additional prisoners during these actions and catpured a large amount of material. No precise figures have yet reached us on this subject, “To the north of Astre a aw prise attack directed against a German trench in the region of Andecky gained us additional rs. ‘On the right bank of tho Meuse (Verdun front) we made some progress in the northern portion of the Vaux-Chapitre Wood, Artillery fighting con- tinues with moderate activity in the Fleury-le-Chenois region.” In yesterday's attacks the French drove ahead for a gain of two miles on 4 four-mile front, capturing more ground than they bave on any one day during the battle of the Somme. Big guns are being pushed to the front and Peronne and Combiea are both under bombardment, behalf of their claims. Many cities not represented by | spokesmen, sent in written briefs . SS Dateh Steamer ks LONDON, Sept. 13.—Lloyds Shipping Agency announces that the Dutch steamer Antwerpen has been sunk, No Dutch steamer Antwerpen ts Iist- ed in available records ——.—__ MOVING PIOTURES. Sixty boys are implicated in the theft of two tons of movie film over in New Jersey. AMBASSADOR PAGE TO SEE WAR AT THE FRONT He and His Sulte to Be the Guests of the Supreme Italian Command, UDINE, Italy, Bept. 13.—Thomas Nelson Page, the American Ambaa- sador, arrived here to-day for his announced visit to the Austro-Italian front, He was accompanied by Capt. Livin R. Heiberg, Military Attaches, and Lieut.-Commander Charles Rus- soll Train, Naval Attaché of the Era- basay, Ambassador Page and the members of his suite were received by both the military and civil authorities on their arrival. 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