The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1916, Page 4

THE ONE GREAT F POSSESSION GERMANY TO INVESTIGATE taued oF a SINKING OF THE MARINA Continued or additional promperity | means Iittle to the man or woman In poor health. To enjoy materfal ad- vantages one must feel and breathe) Ainerican Bintaiky th in Berlin Is the joy of Hving atmosphere that niedeDNday in envelope the Well and hearty—good Informed—L nl health is the greatest prize of all. tania Case, WASHINGT bas informed in Berlin th steamer Marir To run down men and women who suffer from nervous indigestion and yas of sleep, We Suggest Johann Hoft's t Extract with meals. Thtis re- kable body pourisher !mpearts a ‘aver to food that is indescribable, reates appetite and induces refresh- ¢ slumber. It soothes the nerves) \ os d quickly regulates digestton. Johann Hoff's Malt fs particularly neficial to anaemic women and ly ebildren as it buflds up the s)stem and makes flesh and blood.| | N, Nov. 10-—Germany rican Himba aking of the lrit ~ TEUTONS UNDER A Cazar’s rioone Ate Are Now stole sana Miles from ‘Tehernavoda, Says Petrograd. World Wants Work Wonders, rican) ROUMANIAN REVERSE seeeeseooooooes Wriven Hack on by the Transylvania Invading Austro- Germans, THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY onor, | CLEAR AS ABELL PETROGRAD, roops are now two miles west of Nov. 10—Rw Tehernavoda, fighting for the famous HE jury at the Panama 3) oriago across the Danube, the War Pacific Exposition gave it ¢)Oittce announced to-day tn ite report highest score for tone quality. Om CHa Samm DATES Uk) Peruse vee ; After sharp fighting th Ten beautiful models forces under Gen. Mac Stee ee oor eer oe #45 $60 $75 $100 $150 Russians occupied Dunareay, taking $r75 Bros B5a5. SSE. AICO Shi ney caven aneuy oa: Cash discount allowed |slaughts on our lines were repulsed, Fifth Ave. at 53d St ‘tho statement continued “atter- ward our troops attacked and com 279-281 B’way at Reade St. 50 Broadway (Standard Arcade). |pelled the enemy to fall back on their second ling of trenches, dedpite| use of flame projectors by him.” — | | On the Transylvanian front the Row ns have red & reverse & ‘STOMACH MEDICINES ARE DANGEROUS DOCTORS NOW ADVISE MAGNESIA. | 3 Hear it—find out why Sonora ts best! LD friends are best. 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Teutonic | zion on this| rauions 188 pris. 1” guns were Koumanians, and Romania Reports Violent Fighting in Prahova Vat BUCHAREST, Nov. 10. — Heavy | fighting ty under way on the Transyl- | vantan front, but no important changes | in the military situation are reported houncement from the War tement follows the Rouma- a a "Prahova Vatiey violent fight 8 way all ‘ale 165 Fi ‘ hank of the Alt | inged in the Jiui was an ar- enemy moni+ wh of our artillery Balgaria Anni 1 9 (via Lon- ‘© small en- Bulgarian in fn official atatem sarin War De CURB BETS HELD P FOR OFFICAL: DATA ON GENERAL RESULT (Continued from First Page.) And prevent 1 fermenting,—Ady Seventh Floor 3 Greeley 1900 ee See ee ; Bieta 1 a Se eee | <> 0 SS 0 0 SO SSO Se —— ee ee eee 515 is all you need pay for immediate delivery of this beautiful Player outfit | New Guaranteed Player Piano; Bench and Music Roll Cabinet; $10 in Music Rolls of your choice. 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Curb a " wilt be be- ‘Umate of $100,- © Winnings of for- t one of dent Wil- rsistent reports of heavy | w snd wor ounting to | m 250,000, M Barr uh today Lbey Were entirely erroneous, | ax he had nut wWagored a dollar on the result of Che glection | WESTERN BETTERS AMONG THE | HEAVIEST LOSERS. «re in Wal | over broke * to Now York to 1 ho heaviest plungers | Yorkers had grown cuu- » Western money that kept in favor of Hughes up to kard, 00 SS 0S 0S 0S 0S 0 0S a 0S 0S 0S 00S SS 0S 0 SOQ | the Thir heavy loser, H on Hughes early in the campaign, | ! J THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, | ‘TEN-GERMAN AEROS Victims of Seventy-Seven , Air Battles. PAIS, Nov, 10.—Seventy-seven of thes a Fokker biplane was |X} ee at in all countries the idea that | the ton! brought down within our ines near | ¢ indict nd there should be an end to war wap |e Lingp pl Aube ‘a Rumpler wae forced to; gaining ground ruueus, des pear Saint Hi Je Grand disappe at and)” It was an important point, the So- aviators made prisoner, | vest were four River and brow Ge “ v >0: —— | SHOT DOWN, SAYS PARIS » Fokker Included aerial combats were fought on the} The War BAIL Bl BOND FORFEITED. *® reports that in these encoun- s & tokker and nine other German rplanes were brought down, neh front yesterday. Fhe text of the French statement] today on the a ssistant| league of pence after the war, wax |one tay 7 ot ey Frederic de.| followed to-day by a debate on the | *yelde ere was great tion activity | District Attorney Frederick Sullivan, de. | followed 10 ake Jarter t y. 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BERLIN (via Sayville), Nov. 10. 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