The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1917, Page 2

em rliciaclly AED, oe TM THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 NEW DRIVE STARTS TO-DAY TO PUSH LIBERTY LOAN TO SUCCESS | wars OU, DANCER viiatattcntitct TWOBRITISH RAIDS JOFFRE REVIEWS (Frank A. Vanderlip Approves Plan] of satan = to Help War Loan || STI ness. GERMANS ATTACK SUBMARINE FIRES BUSSIAN WARSHIPS! ON LIFE BOATS OF | TREEFLEETS.ATORPEDOED SH | Capital of idand of Oesel Cap- American Pry Two Engtieh tured by Troops After men Killed, Nine Wounded All-Day Battle. Ten Americans Escape. ACCIDENT CAUSES. TIE-UP AND SCARE AT HARRIMAN BANK Lights Put Out and Elevators stopped hy Mishap in the Engine Room, ONGERMAN LINES AMERICAN TROOPS; | REPORTED ATED BY HAIG PERSHING'S GUEST Soir b cist, thas soe ew sr tar a || raised by the help of the millions of work. Al the Different Units Go | imemen and ingw i Gov. hr » : ernment’s disbursements for war supplies hrough the Pace—French te, Ite de “ Women Present Flag, || 47@ On an enormous scale. Ite deman — |] are causing wage increases on all sides | Germans omberd Ponitir on the Flanders Front, but | Infantry Is Inactive. oe eae Oe Om tain meted LONDON, OFF th—Miotent oon AMERICAN FELD mmanatran-| | The proceeds of the loans are widely dis Ooonpantes of the Harriman Mae wRAD vet yorman , wad | 1 7” . " ‘ ‘ lone in t '" fivoen weeten tatca on the Neat a ted. 6 loose ooo honading from Corman muna, pit oo THM FHANCH, Ont, 6—Marthat!| tributed, going at last mainly to wage | gna) fan futtatng, at Cts a 4 ¢ the head of the Sounded by ahell fire from « German emmy infant ttae day Toftra Inepected the American troape| io wat) Were. vey oar Som P Ps naa, 77 oA © aaninat their deals na they i at ‘ Sats tasden ‘: - r 4 fay Gen Paraning ne guide, |) COFROrS, and they must be thered up and | 4 Re ee ten Se eee p oon Fr : | Peported by Weld what Ha * ion y Jautt of ann tin the engine Arenabarg, the capital of the 0 of bool atin AL ——- vit poe Focre one of the different untie of the | used over and over in order to keep the i on w ut out Hente, mhot on Beturday Le 4 Sec, Wat| Tae Amdihon keke was dence! Hone on the main rites Americana went theoweh thir peat | Treasury supplied and win the war. ff ctevntor p and flied the Office, Arensbure is on the southern Fringer Frank Donoghus waa wound | fotith of Mroodaainda ware hen acon for the Ifo of the French potiue FRANK A. VANDERLIP, ie bs ty stricture wit het ead 3 «women 4 ‘ f a steam, Noone wos injured, bu thors of Dene! ieinnd fd ‘Ten other Amerionna who, with | hombarted Auring the night by | ‘Tha women of the teen in which the President National City Bank of New York. We crowd that gathered Blocks Phe northern group of German! Fringes and Donoghue were members| enemy. No infantry ation bas taken Amertcan feld headquarters are lo- Warships, the statement adds, Ae | of the crew of the ateamer, escaped. apatched « torpedoboat squadron be-) Two Kngiishmen, members of the tween the islands of Ovnel and Dago| Yernnl's crow, were also killed by the which pressed back the Russian pa | @ubiriarin wunfire, directed with | trols. Russian naval forces rein) apparent Geliherate intent om the forced the patrol and acoepted battle, | lifeboats, Bight persona in the boata whereupon the German ships re- | Were weriously wounded tired. The name of the ship which German torpedoboate penstrated the| torpedoed waa not announced, inner waters betwen the islands of | a i Call and Page ant ie wrermcnsca |U» 8. LINER FIRES ON naval forces into the Moonmund SUPPOSED U BOAT; A third group of German warships, place ated yorterday presented to Gen trafic for some time, the arrival of “In @ miccenetul raid carried cut by | Pershing « atike American flag, In the — ja the fire apparatas and an ambulance captured thirty-aix prisoners an’ tw In his brief address accepting the OF FUEL NOMNiTHATIN in the steam machine cuna. Two hundred Germana| Mae. Gen. Pershing declared that at chest in the engine room, blowing the Were kilied Wy the infantry and aaven| the nd of the war women will “win Iaaliee if Glamietee etd aboot aetinet t janered Nosoe tor the Gurl dhey hate . < . | inches in diameter and about an inch x ee Regi Abs sala haelaaall DPR muitos democracy.” BCs Ot BUNCH | Beeribes TWO MEN KILLED BY Pets Gad: emit cae yeinniene atroyed with explosiven., tees “alles Apparent as Garfield Returns “Another succesastul rald was carried room and against the switchboard jo lo Washington. which supplies the electric current for out by Kouth Midland ‘Territorials KERENSKY COWED FOES t 4 the building arly Inst night northeast of Rouex WASHINGTON, Ort. 15—Fuet Aa- A number of the enemy were killed BY NERVEINFACE OF DEATH ministrator Garfield returned to | Almont immediately there was @ hie dugouts destroyed and twelve Washington to-day facing the fact Tush of steam through the shafts to as na 5d oe ne onan ae Se cee wre Consisting of crulsérs and torpedo- beats, approached the southwest Soam of Oesel Island and bombarded uniteportant parts of the coast. Ger- man submarines were observed at vawious times and places in the Baltic Fighting for Oesel Inland, the War) Office announces, continued all day yesterday BERLIN, Oct. 15 (via London).— Raph progress has been made by the German troops which landed on the Russian island of Covel, according to the official statement issued to-day by the German War Office. German Warships ahelied the Russian land batteries and silenced them. Svorb Peninsula has been cut off from the Rerthern part of the {sland. The German landing forces have pushed forward on the island of Ocesel 4&6 far as Arensburg, which is ablaze. ‘The Teutons are advancing in East ‘Genel toward the east coast, on which the Russians are rapidly retreating to escape over the mole connecting the taland with Moon Island, CHANCE FOR 150 BOYS TO JOIN MARINE BANDS HITS SPAR AT SEA When about 400 milen off the Am- J@rican const, weet bound, an Amert- {can pasnenwer vessel yenterday fred one blank shot at @ cargo veasel that refused to reply to an International code signal to run up her colors, and then let go a mhell from a« aix-inch mun that shattered what was thought at the time to be tho periscope of a submarine that the freighter wae screening. Promptly up came the flag of Bwe- den, followed by a etring of parti- colored pennants that told that the freighter was carrying food to the Belgians from an American port. Later word camo from the Swede that the other ship waa so success. fully camouflaged that she was not observed until she fired the first shot Passengers aboard the ship, whieh reached an Atlantio port to-day, sald the etranger wna first observed on the horizon, which was nearby ow- ing to a haze, and that when the liner came closer an object was seen be- yond the freighter that looked sus. piciously Ike a periscope, Immediately the warning blank shot was fired and signals run up prisoners were taken.” on Verdun rt. PARIS, Oct. 16.—Violent artillery fighting {9 again in progress on the Verdun front, but no further infantry actions are reported in to-day's offi- cial statement. The French raided the German lines in Champagne during the aight. The announcement fol- lows: “On the Alsne front very active ar tillery fighting continued in the region of the plateaus between Allies and Craonne, in the Champagne we made an attack on the German lines east of Maisons de Champagne and brought back ten prisoners, “On the right bank of the Meuse (Verdun front) there was violent ar- tillery fighting north of Hill 344 ‘There 1s nothing to report from the remainder of the front. “German aviators dropped bombs last night in the region of Dunkirk. It is reported there were several vic- tims among the civilian population.” MRS, DE SAULLES INDICTED FOR MURDER OF HUSBAND Her Arraignment Will Take Place that many cities had confiscated coal ply freezing homes was the ory at the Fuel Administration as the situation’s Soriounness became apparent ” “A shovelful must be considered an STOCKHOLM (Via London, Sept. lent to half a pound of sugar 29), (By Mall).—Premier Kerensky ® loaf of bread of half a pint played fearlessly with death at the|of milk,” sald Director of Mines| Moscow Democratic Conference an4|Manning. “One man's carcless and won by his sheer, unflinching serve teful use may mean an {dle fo facing three drunken Cossack ofoets, | oscrators with Garfield to-morrow Is red with anger, and twice @ung the| srected to work out steps for in-| taunt “cowards” in thelr faces while | creasing production and co-operating the vast audience breathless, fear-| in distribution, fully awalted for their revolver shots bieeding on the platform. |HYLAN PLURALITY 117,000, 7 were stricken heipiens by cve| (9 A TAMMANY ESTIMATE: Taunted Armed and Drunken Cos- sacks as Cowards at Moscow Conference, they were stricken helpless by the utter, stark courage of the man. At | any rate the tense moment passed. | Secretary Smith Makes Compilation | Kerensky had won. Leah A fortnight later came Gen. Kor- From Straw Votes and Newspaper Polls. niloff's revolt—with the Cossacks in his rebel ranks, The first political estimates of the Mayoralty vote were compiled to-day pl Ua AMERICAN AVIATOR many Hall, giving Judge Hylan 117,000 PROBABLY KILLED| stssucrn” Scxexk “ices. fas {17000 sense organization predictions, as Tam- many hag not yet made any polls or A. C, Campbell of Kenftworth Iil.,| canvases of ite own, but represent merely stat(stical compilation and ex- by Secretary Thomas F. Smith of Tam- | Third Victim Missing After Nitro Blow-Up at Gibbs- town, PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.—An ox plosion in the nitro etrach dry house |at the Dupont Powder Works at the upper part of the building, #end- ing many of the tenants hurrying to the street. One of the elevatora was at the top floor and another at the time of th accident seventh at t but t ons mal rs without t Fire apparatua and an ninbulance, | the latter from Flower Hospital, ree sponded to @ call, but thelr services t harles Crook, head sistants escaped ore serious than @ Gtobstown, N. J, resulted tn the In- [steam bath stant death of two workemen. A third man ts» missing and {s prob- ably dead. The bodies were blown to pleces, Another man was serious- ly injured. The destroyed bullding was a nmall one-story structure tso- lated from the rest of the plant and the force consisted of the four men | mentioned. There was no other damage, The | Dupont Company says there is noth- ing suspicious about the explosion. Because of the terrific force of the explosion alarming reports as to its extent were in circulation, Almost everybody in Philadelphia, twenty miles away, felt {t, and surrounding towns in New Jersey reported shat- tered windows and other Ill effects of the impact. Consequently the news that there had not been @ great dis. During the fifteen or twenty min- utes of oxcitement business was con- tinued tn the bank, one of the attend. anta having closed he doors at the first rush of st — GERMAN SOCIALISTS ARE IN FAVOR OF PEACE Great Demonstration Marks Open- ing of Conference at Wurz- burg, Bavaria. LONDON, Oct. 15.—A monster dem= onstration fn favor of “Peace by un= derstanding” marked the opening of the German Socialist Conference at Wurzburg, Bavaria, according to an Exchange Telegraph despatch from Copenhagen to-day Philipp Schetdemann, the magorit Socialtat leader in the Rete / =e I y i \ aster came as a relief. #peakin: o the huge audiene } Corps May Enlist That Number | ccrandtin identifoation Sy tha ota CLOSING QUOTATIONS. on Wednesday at Reported Missing, Now Believed tension of oraw votes nd polis ub Bier nes tha wae beans aha cow (CERES AT aE ye : ‘ Lear Music, With Consent — | these signals wore unanswered and — Net Mineola. to Be Dead. the following vote der and munitions factories around |Tanted ithe attitude the | Socialists | of Parents. at once the aftertgun crew sent ao Op, Mg" an indictment charging murder in) SOMEWHERE ON THE FRENCH Hylan, 385,000; Mitchel, 168,000; Hill-| Philadelphia have been a source of { shot at the object beyond tho freight. the first degree against Mra. Bianca| FRONT, Oct. 18 (by the Associated | quit, 93,000; Bennett, 91,000; total vote,| apprehension to the public and the Lieut, G. M. Gardner, in charge of the | 6 hitting it equarely ond shattering TP. de Sautles, who shot and killed her hus- | Press),—Sergt Andrew Courtney Camp- | 637,000, people become excited whenever a re- | Hi] 1 Be wet cara uitcoe toeaitcn crea tite *!pand, John de Sauiles, the university | bell of Kenilworth, Ill,, a member of the| The soldier vote 19 not included in] Dov’) yuume Uxe AC w lediuel & OO ) a bens jeje Merges Petit Explanations showed that the ehat- + ty] football hero and real estate promoter, | Lafayette Squadron, who on Oct. 1 waa| these figures, as no information con- thes Welk race caoeicn awe ce lec t Meadowbrook, L. 1, Aug. &, reported missing, 19 now believed by his| cerning its tendency has been received Ser : Raarist handed down by the Nassau County | comrades to have been killed. ‘The ser-| Tammany ie having close attention| of pounds of explosives are being Grand Jury to-day to Justice Jaycox, | feant was accompanied on his last sor-| given to the camps this week and ex-| turned out for the armies, Mrs. de Saulles will be arraigned|tie by Sergt. Henry 8. Jones of New| pects to secure a good majority of the 500 MERCHANT SHIPS Wednesday at Mineola. York City, In @ combat with threa| votes cast there, ARE TAKEN OVER BY U. S. derelict spar, Had {t been a periscope or a conning tower Ages of sixteen and nineteen, with the {it would have been tha end of tho consent of parents or guardians. submarine, «ho enlistment will be for the pertod| Ong ambulance driver wore the | the war or longer, Tho apprentices |Crotx de Guerre, tho third that has|: } will be sent to Paria Istand, South Caro- | 14 given by the French Govern. } lima, where they will recetve tnatruction / dad when competent will be assigned to |™Sht to American ambulance drivers } various commands. for gallantry In action. Hoe ts A, R. ean enlist 1% apprentices for the pur- | tered object was pose of learning music, between the IN A FEW HOURS First dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves all grippe misery. ‘The trial of Mra. de Saulles will have | German biplance the Americans became ——— to wait upon that of Thomas O'Brien, | Separated, LAUREL WINNERS. indicted today. O'Brien killed his wife| Sergt. Jones, whose machine was dam- FIRST RACE—Maiden two-year-olds; 5 i badly by machine gun fire, was Catherine near Roslyn about two hours | aed before Mra, de Saulles killed her hus- | Compelied to return to his alrdrom: “3258 srt p ene hceoen ‘ = tt s ter the German machines had retired | pve and a half furlongs.—Kewple O'Neil.) Only Freight Vital to Life and War or x ag tal had preced "t stay F | ‘Although the war strength of the|Kittredge of Waltham, Maas, and 8 | band and Me trial hab precedence, Sui Baraed Thats SR SIR otee a eee CHL Rare On Si Ra CHER hee Don't stay stuifed-upl i Marine Corps is 30,000, there aro S1é|¢/ his distinction by driving an BB no eee eed nes cally 7 | French pilot in @ neighboring aquadron | $0.40, show $1.40, wont Biazonty, 11 d by Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose i | than the quota, but it In anid that r a‘ 42) ner mother, alster and brother, who Eee ace ee. 50, show 93.90, Hereafte of “Hapwe Geld Corponne®’ taken ‘ t wing medical ¢xaminacions. it in ambulance through @ sone of in. 48] came from thelr home in Hraztl after | reported he had seen a biplane of the | ona: "Svongall, Fie (ymnep, show ‘$420, after, are toe Neue Gnu thies dobar ace } Sarr. that the oun erty jous number |ten’» shell fire to the rescue of sev- PDY the tragedy to comfort her. ‘They are inte mt Mike Give tedde the'Gae | thir Time. 1 m 2 Bot mma, Billy! WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—America's | tured will ena evipha Tlster and : a be Sirs ae dar sare era, men at the outpost and after 8h | stopping at der home in Roslyn and acoroberstnd te} Whisgeneit dim Hoy. Seafarer, Jack | merchant marine passed under Gov-|break up @ severe cold elther im the ; fo hoe) several other drivers had been killed. 12 | wit att with her im the court room at nants Pale erence ee eee Melt: | of Spades and Uncle Sund also rah. ernment control to-day when approxi-| head, chest, body or limbs. ; i shea “Will rank an ner” ie i | her trial. ity, SEL ENTRIES. mately 600 ships were taken over. Re-| It promptly opens clogged-up nos- i 7 Uét of French munition congestion on |trils and air passages; stops nasty ITALIAN SHIP TORPEDOED. |! is LAUREL plera in this country, more efficient {discharge or Mose vantings’ relieeee } G Oftictal Guba Cane Stat * =i CK, LAUREL, Md, Oct.| operation for war purposes of ofl |sick headache, dullness, feverishness, | 4 E’ RELIEF CE a ce ee Boe Geng, Coase ot &., Iw t Bu One Mee Ceitiva oe \o-ancerow'a’ recee| (auiara. a4. tower {reight cates cu laors taroat, poseulig, soreacan ond } ON = a a | 4 e OW ou av | at overseas trade are among the first | stiffness. ATHENS, Oct, 15.—A painful im- i] are as follows: (i ‘ + | rension has bee ted i | RACE—Selling: pworrear-olde; wie fus-| rosults expected from the requisition | “Pape's Cold Compound” ts the FROM THAT PAIN target Fay f the tt tan ea ee “Be d Wi 50 Libert Bond A ene lien U ioa;| order taking over every vessel of quickest, surest relief known and orpedoing of the Ite mer Bari, oy Goins 6 0 fe ts at d 1 ! jon which were a number of Greek offi- an in a y 4 H1.. 308: fisea- | 2,500 tons or more, costs only a few cents at drug stores pinelly, fos bPoor Huttert ngs i api iriver Ulany.), 1¢ \e statblcohané: cieiming;, four ard aint ta miten ath Actually, present operations of the | J! acts without assistance, tastes nice, merchant fleet will be @isturbed tittle, | and causes no inconvenience, Don't A Government Chartering Commis. | ccept a substitute,—Advt, & i eee at ib, on sion in New York City and @ Trani . imo), ity. diteh| portation Bureau, under Edward F, DIED. eee Hellen ‘and Garcr.| Carry in the Shipping Board's offices | seeercianmeet FUNERAL ORURCH, at Washington, will handle the de-| Broadway, 66th st. (rank Campbell |clatn from ‘Turkey whose names do not | Why waste time and prolong suf-|appear on the list of fifty survivors | fering when Sloan's Liniment | ho were es) at Corfu, i One hundred and twenty are sald to | so promp acts so promptly? jhave been landed on the Gallipoli! Pen- Jinsula (Turkish territory) Offered by Evening World Rich men, banks, trust companies and corporations are subscrib- ing lange sums to the Second Liberty Loan, but they are not enough to Stop the pain! Give me relief!) 4 ; of 0 lation. ‘The ships Phat's what you want when you're talle of offlotal regu pment Italy, Tu fier, That's what you ‘get with Hele adlhsta bean ne previous advices sosure suceoss. It le the millions of PHOPLU of the United States, the | | henceforth will carry only freight E, Burlal Monday, y o inking of the Ths ae : Uta , Hininy at It pot only ag pa py te aera edinaanals fiptain che aay workers and wage earners, who must enlist tn @ vast army of small * ich aad ie HEDRICK, MARY E, Tuesday, 11.4. AS GREE IE QUIEKIY) WHTROUE AO» ee ae Ud © amiaal Oho of $94 tore ene bond buyers and dedicate themselves to more thrift, greater economy, | CHICAGO CORN MARKET. a Tf you're tormented by Rheuma- Yh!h wax formerly known ea the Li Increased saving, and even make sacrifices to take this enormous issue | ere Wie PERSONALS, © tiem, Neuralgia, Sprains, Brulses, UTM and was built in 1878 of bonds. i] F rayon, Water Y¢ r 18 Pre: } nit Be i yo “Pome howe, baby very ill; calle fi Hackache, any body or nerve pain > Tho Evening World believes that every wage earner in New York Tia mp 11g ni, _ - (Sod get lbtgeen MU A IRELAND } MAY GET RED HAT. not only can but should hay a Liberty Bond, ; “ tion rests and comforts. What Wall Street cannot do, the PHOPLE can de. The wealth of j to reach right down to the s Amertean Caratnnt to He Cueeee at the masses is greater and more potent tham reserves of banks, It needs og, Mask | eet lane van Pei ioe ROME, Oct, 18.—Another Ameriean only to Le brought out Jn united effort and devoted to the common cause feak the inflammation, swelling or Cardinal—possibly Archbishop Ireland— | ‘The great savings banks of New York stand ready to help the pub- fonr-sear j stiffness subside, as the pain grows Will be chosen at m consistory which the Me buy, bonds on the installment plan, They ask only that every man, t lése and less Agons in ita unofficlally announces to- | every woman, every young boy and girl practioe a little extra saving, ' jay will probably be held late in No. |s ; i Bape cre even have eee Seah ene Per ald ake te Nort make soine sacrifice for the nation, and put their new, earnings tnto nhc Sa Offering for Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 15th and 16th. i Sloan's pei ch ; ie Hille anid egy id its clear, clean liquid can be Papal announcement and the Liberty Bonds, imp. 3 i fot ITALIAN STYLE CREAM CHOCOLATES—Tho name always sienale a rare poured right on the skin without Allocution for this meeting of the Cole Two dollars 4 week saved means a $100 Laberty Bond pad for in a | | ino. “Yh; haan! hey fore fin Paints bas Ca | Wale Mkotesatnite mt chest, diionss eats staining. Get a generous size bottle lear of Cardinals is oxpected to be an year. Uf every wage earner in the Metropolitan district in and eround ‘hice ve, track fork, Waite ‘av areas veloped in # cloak of that good old fashion Hittee Pees your druggist to-day, i (Fae AA SIENA IRONS SOP “panes New York, did only that much the Goverment would have $600,000,000 | | “#"titice stlowance “ ov i mio. Dr. to help win the war ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Special fo: Monday, Special for Tuesday, | i) NEWPORT, Oct. 15—Dr, Alexander Therd are many ways in which *" # week or more can be paved for pHavang F Eiectrio Railway, Tight and October 15th. Oct ber léth, } + ‘0 Oo - Ms rE: ; t Hamilton Rice, the explorer, has been the Liberty Loan, and there are lai, numbers of New Yorkers who | | hover Company: cent. on proferred a 4) | | DTM SWRETS8 collection of fae || FRUTT ORFAM EOUARES—theve H T Pen ecm i com en ar dass tenant In the would do it df they had some practical suggestions how to go about It, regular dividend of Aber £86 Gtoow of Haw Orleans | Molns ie Ticheet Rreuch H 4: Tm Ts will hav oe rake meant: ‘The Evening World wants to hear of these methods and | | roid Sct Li Cups. Lemon. 0, 0 KYVLLS PAIN a bin nomy and Navigation tell all the people about them. For the best letter telling American {Telephone , and Telesraph | pole : bate How I Am Buying My Liberty Bond. Recah Deine Fae, 388 88 tnerease; ; 44,664,367; or SUrDis on 4 BARCLAY STREET | 206 B OADWAY } 4 4 $160,189; 10 P. Cle a ve 1 5 5 har, jon, 82 increase, . Choos 6.90 P.M: mel for iterations, f Mer icea'th hs werls tr rencricn © Cycle on Sidewalk Hts Noy, The Evening World offers # prixe 8 ful ye 960 bond of the jay ‘a nn, aE Ree I ss i SORTEANOT arneet ea t Vt MLost end Found Bureau.” Room ASK FOR and GET | nk Kinisgon of No, 2 We Second LAberty Loan bearing 4 por cent, interes! Hit PARK ROW & NASSAU 8T 206 WEST sesh Stheer 4 Foo en Srey eaetiiis aa te "S pirger niost wcunttol of his) muforeyate ‘This contest ts imited to the pending Beoond Liberty Loan and not Avenvs “Tiullway—Year_ended|| 4G ancom! Bs west “uty Stheey ren et any 0 day ant Sanh ‘ the previous Firet Loan issue, Try to tell your plan in 200 words, Ad- ti for year $1,788,2 haem PM Oa , yor atk! M; Sat 10 Pe e *Lowt and F and a anes 5 P Bditon Bvening World, New York. Joas eurplus, $951,354; SH EAST 24 Tp ® pO AVE. ' t The Original Isth Street, waa Fun down, He wy dress Liberty Loan Editor, oes ‘Oem Hg % ) sf rigina |moved to the Harlem, Hoapttal ‘with in Me a i iy i‘ Closet possibly trac! skull and Jaceration Brooklyn. | Clowes |Toftho’ seatn- our-yenr'old Carl Paton rite Soret settee tase 5 fg og ¥ th st 0 averaged as follows: Domestie Beet V3.0 ‘cents pet pouns-—Advy Substitutes Coss YOU