The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1916, Page 5

TEUTONS CAPTURE TWO MORE TOWNS FROM ROUMANIANS Falkenhayn’s Troops Seize Orsova and Turnu Severin on the Western Border. STRIKE AT BUCHAREST. | Petrograd Reports an Advance in Dobrudja, but Berlin Claims Gains There. BERLIN, N 24 (by wireless to Rayville).—Orsova and Turnu Severin, both on the Danube, have been enp- tured by Austro-German troops, the War Office announces (These t @ weatern end of the Wallaciia Main, which ts being over un by the army of y are close Roumantan, nd Hungarian borders lin has been claiming the army wht ad b meet. Ber that these two towr Gen. von Falkenhayn's t approaching the Alt valley statemont said there were no impor- tant engagements on the front of| Prinoe Leopold | Bulgarian troops aiding Feld) Marsha! von Mackensen tn Dobrud- | ja have adv: Russian forces from The the fi #, according to ent, Advances 4 at other points, sing aides are io Danube, | aiding the rank in the Austrian oi 1 of the istern battle front sanded by the new Em- peror Charles. Joseph t9 called the “Hungarian Archduke," having chosen Hungiry as his residence fection formerly Heretofore he has commanded an army corps with success Arch tuke Joseph x {not bacon fused with A nand, who f army in Volliynia The new Con Alosuth tn 187 at Munich I hduke J 1 Ferdi sanded af varia. Until as Com-| mander of the Au Seventh Army | Corpa. BUCHAREST, Nov don).—An ttem, t of Glureiu, on the northward to BH @on).—The Bu advance ta Dot | announces that I have reached Lake Tashaul and crossed the| Kartal River. a Ship Reported ko by Torpedo safe BT. JOHN'S, 4.—The Greek st y ported to by marino while on to this port, ar captain reported an uneve " df eixteen days | Musical Headquarters HARPS 75 to $1,800 PIANOS ’ © 10 ” VIOLINS VICTROLAS VICTOR RECORDS MANDOL.INS GUITARS BANJOS HAWAI#AN URULELES Tindale Music Cabinets Delephone Murray Mill 4144 Chas. H. Ditson & Co. 8-1(-12 East 34th Street 3,000,000 WORKERS: ied at the manufact munitions and material kinds. He saidt ADDED IN GERMANY political ec bill ts tn tenance ¢ a war of nation: war | nded to assure th | laboring population and | that compulsion would only be uaed as . a last resort and was not needed for} Bill Calling Out All Males Be-| ¥eme" tween 17 and 60 Wide- Spread in Effect.’ ——— LONDON, Nov, 2%4.—The German] y Auxiliary Service Bill is considered by Secretary of the Interlor von Loobell as surpassing in importance all previous war measures, accord- ing to an Amsterdam dospatch ‘to Reuters describing the debate on the bill before the main committee of the Reichstag. Secretary von Loebell opened the debate on the bill, which provides for the services of all men from 17 to 60. He said that beside the million whom {tt would render Hable to service in the army it would affect three mil- Hon others to be called upon for other services In this war which “is not James McGreery & Go. 5th Avenue TOYS, DOLLS, BOOKS & GAMES men Hable for service wk been regarded as indispensable at home. bravery 1914, ts generd mittee whi Allies ( Madison night. A in the ur batt | only a war of armies, but a war of World staff to go no} t hit at Messines in Ny asst: b has in ¢ |Paris Reports Advances West | ment to-day. The battle northeast of the Mace- est and ALLIES GAINING = ON TWO FRONTS IN MONASTIR SECTION and Northeast of the Mace- donian City. PARIS, Nov, 24.—Further progress the allies west of Monastir was an- uneed in the French oMfcial state- ‘The Ital- all are also | Nezopol early two orbia haa Teutons + advance around Monas- | g to the Serblan official to-day. at fighting occurred Wednes- along the whole front north and wt of Monastir, the allies siting against new German forces fan city te continuing, under Gen, Sr Moderately Priced 1, Child’s Choo Car, as #!!us- { 7. trated, finely painted and deco- | i PEO ica cscs scents ae :) 2. Character Doll, with hair, as illustrated, with figured cos- | t tume and felt hat,..., 1.78 | t Others from... .2.00 to 5.00 3. Celluloid Character Doll, as illustrated, with bent legs, white lawn dress, worsted eap | i and bootees one 8628 | t Others from... .4.50 to 8.00 4. Indian Girl Doll, as illus- trated, Bingtionss......64.0% Others from, in various color com- | t 25 to 6.00 5. Doll’s Reed Sulky, as illus- | 1 trated, in natural finish..,.3.00 | b Same in White 5 E = = 3 6. 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