The evening world. dated November 9, 1914

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t | *FI NA EDITION ; L Gbe “ Circulation Books Open to. All” PRICE ONE OENT. KAISER MASSES ARMY AND | FOR ANOTHER THRUST AT

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re ' ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, momDAY, novaus L inte, 21S REPORTS THE REPULSE OF ALL ATTACKS ON LEFT WING HER CHAUFFEUR'S TOANSWER

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— \\ | | > HAUL OF DANONDS BACK ROM FRANCE “Miss Amethyst,” Who Got $250,000 From Maiden Lane Jewellers, a Prisoner, INSANITY

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Pea ARRAN 5) pote agtP Sygate yen la ye, et ERR * nay HOW EUROPE'S WAR CUTS IMMIGRATION TO UNITED STATES Average Daily...

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price southern farmers are recetvini In and the depression | n the record eg for pn Sparen’ Nov. inning of | i? vine e...

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| (tin “VES IGSBEST Master Recommends Decree Fifth Avenue Jeweller. A @ivorce was recommended to-day for William Hider Marcun

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Herald Square. At Liberal Reductions This assortment its the surplus stocks of leadin; » and incl Laces which are most in...

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Py By Rare mt fms BB NMS Ree ty 3! 4 OR aay LM. 3. Nov, 8S to-day sentenced §Irvi twenty, who stabbed and James Chambers tn a

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ee ee tae, eee ea ee eel cainiiiiad Rae FICCI STR SiR arg eR i hth oh ic i ia pi fry E THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER ®,

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“Boland and Leon Quarter- : | maine a Feature of Play. Edho the ewift, shifting beauty of « ‘Baleldcecope, always different

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“CANADIAN CATTLE rekon and beckacte and ik that Got 80 weal jmy dishes had to sit fs me evidence of foot and mouth @i@ase in

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_—— Game Was Simply a Victory for Professional Coaching— Nething More. Oe iat oe ARD'S 9 to © victory over Princeton was 00

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(Special to The Brenig W 4 HAMMONTON, N. J., Nov. days of hard fighting fre in the Penn Swamp hi ‘ought under control. About

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Y i 4 fa his blood pressure.” ~ A pereon’s Porras “ e e ‘ em lines operated by the B. R. T. But having discovered by bitter |

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—— Serre ar a ice meee mee . es A aan heh PRPS 5 1 eyed PeMMRR RE par Spe eapiet orld Daily Megivine; ; . onday: November. °

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thinks aro Jim's. About Plays and Players By Bide Dudley 40 you think?” she began. “A gentie- man friend told me last night