The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1918, Page 6

nen enna ee ARR GO rs ra er ‘avaniwe aroutn. veiiy, ooToBER "BUFFALO SLOWS DOWN. DENIES HE PLOTTED Tas reply, ot nat am cote tn] YANKEES IN FRANCE “KICK” |U. S, FLYERS GET 14 PLANES, | NEW FLAVOR IN BEER NOW. | ALLIES GET GOLD FIELDS. |VOLUNTEER NURSES POUR IN, UFFALO, a Hau setter eel 7 °"] QM MAIL AND ALLOTMENTS | 3 BALLOONS IN TWO WEEKS |e, 2x iy Without street . theatres, sa- American citizen I would lose the Brewers’ OMmet Advance. to fight the influenga epl- cad o 2 ot schools—a situation unique in property.” _—_ oe Prepare for a new flavor to your bert | TOKIO, Friday, Oct. 4 Unnpete jemi ‘ew York by going into the story, Stocker denied he had ever been in| Cy a Distinguis! ic They have been brewing it only of hops | Preas.)—Bolehevik’ foreea abandoned | homes to care for patients, eeetcead tetcam cn: WITH LOEHMER | the < . Congressman Stegel, Back | From Distinguished Serve Order Given And malt since Oot, 1, when the Federal [the gold mining district west of Mora-| They are acting in co-operation with age because of the Influensa epl- nervico of the German Govern-) — Eront, Also Says They Want to One Lieutenant—New Yorks eee ra aie ot mreala in ita manu. {sorfsky, in the Trana-Balkalia region, | ene 1% h het attand at me Mild,| Big Booty Also Taken tn 5! Thousands of nurses this afternoon had discontinued his finan- ven eft cloel ~* ik te CS ‘ : when the Japanese and Allied troops apitals. y will work a sien on vo Paty cial ald to Lochmer, jhe aid, When More Cigarettes. ers Took Part in Combats. eos into effects nkick™ in| approached, nceording to ® statement rn pat tin it recompense "ond . ' ion 10x who hope for c will distribute nd supp nty-four Miss M ret O'Bullivan asked him! phere ja jack of co-operation between | WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.—Fourteen | | 00%. % ender Che Wate: HenREIETA: Issued at the War Office to-day. T ea Ato RUppiled te why he this he asked her if she/the Post Office Department and Army | iemy Letgraiend and three enemy bal- Cy hl etd i fo vl oe > bok - 1 were In love with him and she said| officials in handling mail for our boys Spek were brought down by American Ranbukt By hte p nae ie nt Leal [Y he City Council ta standat “No.” ‘ower there, declared Congressman |@Viators operating with the British Fie laeasion of 38 passenger cars, ‘The war the City Council are ata standstill ¢ the 20th District to-day. | forces from Aug. 26 to Sept. 8, the War that ¢ mate neluded 1,81 While Loehmer O'suiti- | taaae 8! Stocker, Former Employer of van are hela in $2 T DSLAM REAL Prussian Guardsman, Ques technical charge of St ian ot tre Overs [HAD Taya) air farce t to me A A " ’ » uniform, Ge was Commission of the Jewish Welfare | Just received by the dopart tioned by Commissioner. | ypectora are working on. the theoty |itovrd, "He eramped over the. rulna of] Sbecial montion waa made SCHOGL-DAY STRAIN F. Willam Stocker of No, 1119 livan’s homo information was ol- ae a Pang isd Son: cae aoe has mae Pra h bringin tad A parent troubled over a child ora fast-growing Clinton Str, Hoboken, who has tained from @ naval petty off ; et b Division. Hingulshed service order wae given to] SERBIANS CAPTURE 3,000. youth, could do no better than to utilize the THAT ITCHE been mentioned in’ connection with 5 0 when @ transport was to si 4 two months T waa at the|Liewt. A. F. Sonnall, The combat 2 there, !_..Ph? following questions put to) ‘ont 1 found but three kicks coming | in which he took part was not described, | Pash Line Ten Miles North of Les- definite help Hl the Loehmer-O'Sullivan case heer now bein 8 | erenad e machine guns and wyer at No. 61| Department announces, The achieve- i aS, ee Le ty LB four mortara. set, He sailed on July 6] Ments were noted in a summary of roment iad ocker were answered in the nes-|from our boys.” said the Congressman. who folled one enemy Kevats. was before United Staten Commis- tive Thebe were lack of cigarettes, failure der the War Risk In- KM A. Dixon, Pitta 8 rhe D U ” Waly those who have itched te sioner Stanton in Hoboken an hour! “Did you ever state that you were|c LONDON, Oct. 11.—Serblan. troops, after capturing Leskovate non thin morning. No charge has been taking a census of the Germans | u to be paid, and inade- Kewanee, Mis.; fy ) t hi ff made agaiist Mr, Stocker, who is aa Hoboken with the intention of report ks abou: ha dakar } , P | © ing, penetra ic influence| enemy allen. Ho wax ordered to ing to the German Government Just] | Mors than $006,800 fi emen ef Poslam what relief to be rid| roappear to-morrow afternoon, of Germans they had been |), e boys in July were 78 thad! on Avenue, New Yor Sak ake ’ ; @ny eruptional blemish which has] ker denied he had had ony crise?” 1 by the folks at home. | Ciettlany Crete onl r 7 | aff d h d hi f led ange! emntiarrasament!| StOCkee denied NO ey Toehe| “Did you ever take such alia? | tis Aber cin Pia teg ME nia: Hi jaffords as a re ening and nourishing factor, > Posi hist Yo it!) Coser relationa with Walter F. Loeh ‘ou ever take such a lis | Office Departmen Peiare to, Hosta fest fOr the quite ety former Prussian Guatdeman,| “Did you ever get in touch witi|know where the unke are in France, A very little of Scott’s every day, during a time ag You do not bave than those of employer and employee. | sailors of the United States Navy to| where de 4 to, where and when of stress, furnishes elements of nourishment essential ) eertainty for indication He said he had known Loehmer two secure information regarding food, “ The navy could to the blood and tends to confirm a growing child in robustness. For your boy or girl, you wili not be satisfied with anything short of Scott’s. Scott & Rowue, Bloomfield, N. J. 1-29 in war work, hi —— | = = = —— = - —— that all ity| Conquered Nation WHT Urge War ; Pment. It soon SHOWS cara. Ho had paid his doctor's bills | clothes or treatment or any informa t its ships carried malt Wdanding vélers jrenvand Worst |° 1 Bold everywhere. For f 2 titute. | tion?” censor should be compelied to date his 5 ywhere, or free sample | pecause he t him destitute. | tion must r ister in order to vote. This | rite to Emergency Laboratories, 243 | inioner Gearon osu att Tate 4th day of registration. Polls fest 47th St, New York Cit joo open 5 P, M. to 10.30 P. M. Register Urge your skin to become clearer, he bad not Seon 4, Lalla re since 190 Boap, riediceted with oalate Aivt “Tdid that wi ton asked him why} “Did you ever visit a Government is the f vice of counse?,” | on One-Time Ally. LONDON, Oct. M.—The Porte has _|been advised that Bulgaria is ex-| pected to wend troops against Turkey «; in an expedition planned by the En- tente Allies, according to a despatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company from Amaterdam, quoting advices from Constantinople, It Is thought probable, the despatch adds, that the Bulgarian Minister to hiethaaich ‘ustodian of A 5 Turkey will be handed bis passports | GASSED MARINE. 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