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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-21
THE WEATHER
Forecast; Virginia and North Caro-
linR-Fnir Tuesday and probably We'd
nesduyi not much change In tcmpera-
Special LocnI Dntn for Yesterday

l2 noon temperature. ...... 81
L. NJ. temperature .......... So
Maximum temperature up TO
49, NJ. ..-..... -............. 50
Minimum temperature up to
Mean temperature. Observation-Disclosures. -
Normal temperature ...... 50
Deficiency in temperature. ... 8
Deficiency in temperature since
March l...... ................ lG9
Accumulated deficiency in temporal
ture since January l......... ISIS
Deficiency in Winfall since March
800. ......... ......... 4.43
Accumulated deficiency I'm rainfall
since January i.................3 63
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-21
Local Observation p. NJ. Yesterdn,

! Temperature ....... Observation-Disclosures. a
I Humidity ........... I'll
| Mind-direction .................. s.
Wind--velocity ............. 4
Weather .................. Clear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-21
A STREr
SIGN =


Krnr, WAS originally
SIGN Tfrom Nashville 10y l;root>lym.
10 the Boston Ma
..--iIs. and later signed contract
with the Newark International League
club. Nashville immediately put In "a
claim for his services. under section !?
OF what is known Us the Cincinnati
agreement This provides that any
Glass \ player drafted by major
league can hc claimed by the Class y
team from which lac was drafted. pro-
tNiding he * sent back TO the minor
leagues.
This section IS practically u condi .
ton ~ section IS. which Mr.. Fuitz
claims we have violated. Section is
provides that when :, player is scut
from n majCr League 10 a minor league
CLUB hC shall first I've offered to Glass
IA ioi So stipulated price. and If he is
not wanted there to Class ~ II has
hccu my contention that this section
doe, rot apply 10 drafted players. and
| have n letter from Mr. fult2 under
,at" uC January ~. in which he SAYS
thAt section Is shall not apply TO draft
The Detroit times., 1914-03-31

vAsn tAsss shonld have been six. =
Ioast.
sYou en- have the nrst robin, u
ls1t nun noTthNard g the crown ~
|8o otnG4ng x The mugs tor Yer
GnSNu . oprin& hut Tor ~. No -
- y a11epness1ent that vanen
- = eminG. K;
Ppoe. unlncly CeoeSs 8chunpAn.
G1H6Go Lacy. az tie Aoqoos&1e 49,
b66 court gpofte1 him ~ msane 6
~ 1p1t1es - which 40 oDelt c.
|oa,1eQIs founA him on11ey q CO.
I, "a e.; |n - 80.
- Nprvay - 1wsdsa go ssS
~ q $500, trugl Abosf 60
a tSe& ~ has not - coc1seoo
n = any ~ - - IT,
1900 o 1GS51b ut dwhl1& 49,
- - $500 I. wa1hanstnas Z \ 81
nap. Dotsnnsswps ness 49, psl11e
III kis Panan1A oonnA 1DooeA -
ll1nt even rsfee = - -
Il e g truA a as1o1tng14 tD11g. %.
TT ~ right wo9n - nnnnD = ~
! SI a. uon, GoorofO IDn1y : pon -
The Detroit times., 1914-03-31


!!r :. Z. !. 80 - $500 ''GI1, q I11S1
\. 81 ~. Z 40. ~ 40 !. :S.;.,'s
l4eol Of proopep - n. 3.
|yoaru. vFltofs are WY peooo -
||,.a-s.,;. ~ 7v,hat - shall a a Ne
ne4t 'Ss1 ~. -. IN.
~ 9Boyroas Huseeil A. 80 4.
= thu sort into 8 book calio4 -
v5,..Av.x vna,a Henco.w ~ The gron1'
- aeoncvs a. hunnan ppngrsesioa ~
~ isst Ssafurv 80. hcen the utilise
tics ~ q vi. - 800 N ne merit 81
- ~ rsso1r'Sr ~ ~ Ne OF watse
Hs csits cvSrieaps fl(o ~ Ct fAlline
49, ,aetSn1 ~ Vhich Is can split
~ rstcr r. y curie into two eaSoa.
SvSvf SssS. n, VI sSs1Yiiran. ~ ut M Tor
- ,SS4 Hit ana powUr oak o. -
ssss 1Ir.s ritsr and sp9inss.
~ ~~n ~. vrkich makes up :
49, ~ e water. q = pnrs form q
~ s,ss,,ss~s 49, -. II = man
c.0.... -.ss. - Ma faucet.
~ \. ~. 49,. "a hvSrnren. ~
KY ~ 49, ~ - - is.Sstinr sysforS
III ~ I.ao - arS IN - -
~ - s. -. S.Sr:..sS - vouiA s.
Ss.s.. ss ~ - ssndsr1 on tAe
~ n,c,ss.s 49, tSs lsndiccd. Hs
ooDS.. ~ 80 s,rsa.1n. "a i've
ssss - nv ~ ~. - oGlca,
M 49, .....S tsss~ sSont this
The Detroit times., 1914-03-31

"Fst oeens. whe got en- apssa9 t9
ea4o WlloeN u E-ternally s9oht G tkto
~ prepositlen. Mn 1900 we!o
1(1n't ct tn pestetsloe, (c4e Wy>oeM$
txrnln ~ Z sailurs, Jaet - - 60
pee4o6*
The Detroit times., 1914-03-31
From Amo1|Iey Roiipf N v1(b

u xAssA psss:scs aesoa % ysarss - ~
The Detroit times., 1914-03-31

~ x6 &s lIs slnlv AGAINST thass hi.es ana - 49,
IsoAt = T. - 80 sir q aatlg IL ssA@ ~ WxAxkD
~ - aaaSs ~ - M1NA s. 81 s Us
~ 1~1 sa - - - - lA.ts - sl's1
IL - $3.50 t1uA - 6 .s x IN fSg nsS r
| ~ ~ eo( 1D ~ z4zn a6tnK, -.
u '6o11 ~ 20 - s1 1z sg ~ @s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
HOLY WARSTARTS,
CHRISTIANS ARE
SLAIN At ERzERUM
Outbreaks Follow Posting of
Proclamation Against Ameri-
can Churches and Clubs.

PETROGRAD (via London). Nov.
2S tAssociated Pressl.-A despatch rs.
ceived here from Odessa describes an
outbreak Of fanaticai riotinG in erxe-
rum.
Following the posting Of Q proclaim
alton In that Turkish city calling the
Mohammedans to a holy war. all the
Armenian clubs. churches And schools
were demolished by q mob. Four Ar
menians. including one woman. were
killed on the street.
AMSTERDAM (via London). Nov.
- ASSOCIATED Press)
to q Berlin messaGs to the Tslegraaf,
Cairo reports that 10000 Turkish
troops. under 1sset Pasha. are
marching against the Sues Canal
This army includes 10000 Bsdouins
with 500 camelS. The reports also
state that the Turks have built . fisld
railway TO the Elnaksi oasis.
The road TO the Sues Canal. accord.
ing to the despatch, b barricaded by
the British with q long line OF
trenches and with artillery positions.
PARIS. Nov. - (Associatsd Press)
"A dospatch received here from
lPetroSrad quotes an of1cial announce.
ment from the headquarters Of the
Russian army In the Caucasus al
follows:
IAN important engagement occurred
Nov. n with Turkish column to the
west Of Juzveran. In other sections
Of this front there have been engaes.
ments Of only minor importance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
BOSS MURPHY BACK;
SAYS BETTER TINES
ARE COMING SOON
Also Brings Home Fine Coat Of
Tan, Acquired Playing
Golf.

Charles F. Murphy arrived with his
wife and daughter at 1 o'clock this
afternoon from Hot Springs, Va,
whore be has been spending . "a.
cation since . few days after the
election. He gained twelve pounds In
weight during his stay at the rssor,
and has . nns coat Of tan ON bin
rudy features. Tom Smith. Score
tary Of Tammany Hall. mot him q,
the Pennsylvania station.
II had . fine outing" said Mr.. Muir,
ply. "dsvotins most OF my time 4
playing solf. although I motorsd con.
sidsrabiy. eenator-eiect Oscar Un
dsrwood Of Alabama was ny goifinl
opponent In . majority Of my rOundl
of the links, and We play abeut q
even up game"
You have BEEN quoted" . report:
informed him. as . prophet Of bus'
"rhst r. correct" said Mr.. Murphy
II have kept track Of Affairs throu6l
the newspapers and by conversation
with men from all parts OF the ooun
try and have reason TO hope times will
soon improve. II there 10 any curl
osity about my views on that subject
I will Say more about It at my Of
flee Monday"
Mr.. Murphy Vas asked II he ha.
read Of the marriage Of Richsr
Croker. He said he had and added:
II Wish Mr.. Croker and his wife
very pleasant honeymoon"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
AFRAID TO 60 HOME,
ASKS FOR JAIL TERN
Bronx Man, Locked Up at Own
Request, Has Roll but
Doesn't Pay - Fine.

Herman w. Wahrstein OF No. 1904
Brook Avenue. the Bronx. was
brought before Magistrate Campbell
In the Morrisania Court to-day after
he had been locked up last night at
his own insistenos In the Norrisania
Station.
please send me 70 jail" he asked
Magistrate Campbell.
what u the mattsrf' asked the
Magistrate. looking over bic prosper
Gus air and good clothes. you don't
look like q man out OF . JOB and In
want"
"I'm not" said Wahrstetn. I'm
making $50 . week - . designer. But
I'm afraid to 70 homo after stayins
out last night" He disDiaysd . tat
roll Of bitis.
The Magistrate 1nsd him y.
"Do ! 20 70 jail 4 don't payr'
asked Wahreteiu.
You do" said che NaSistrats.
Wahrstein looked relieved and went
to ~ prison pen.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
GERMAN EMPRESS
VISITS AMERICAN
RELIEF KITCHEN.

BERLIN (via Londou). Nov. Se.-Em-
press Augusta Victoria ysstsrday We
TIED the American 70" Kitchen. which
v supported from contributions ~ The
American colony In Berth. anA sDeal
half an hour chatting With the 800 a
moro bensneisrtss sathsrsd at Q tabis
there. at which they were served b
ladies of the co,oay.
The Empress sxprsssed high satisfAe-
Intention Of writing the Empssof e.
The Empress was accompanied BY tn
Countess Won Keller and ChA0bsrlai1
Won Protha. She was met By the iadISG
% u: n :Sss. q &: r. acS :
Hrs. Isaac Wolf IT,, wife q the PvCS3-
dent OF the American Associates q
Commerce.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28

I turned TO answer him and hs must
have seen the look In my face. be-
cause he became confused and started
away. An hour later my father lay
dead In the street
CON WAS MARKED FOR AooAo.
eiNATioN, TOO.
TT vas intended that ! should b
killed. too. and It was Just fate that
spared me. II I had been shot down
with him It would have been all that
our opponents could have desired.
Our great business and tho fight we
have waged for 90 long would have
como to an end. But I have been
spared and shall keep up the bust
ness and the nght too until I have
won or been done away with. I feel
that my father would want the night
to 90 on just the same a. Il he were
here. and II 70 up to mo now to con-
tinue It"
When young Ban came out into the
arsaway Of his fathers house last
night In answer to the reporters ring,
hs came With eoSr Of his friends. bis
bodyguard. close about him. One Of
them kept . watchful eye up ana
down the street.
"You viii understand" he said
later with . emile. ''that cannot
help being suspicious Of everyone.
realise my position ana I must be on
my guard. There have been % many
threats against me and ny fAthss
and % many acts Of violence that
must be careful % that the work can
b kept up.
oANo OF RETAILERS, NOT
TRUST" SLAMMED.
"A great deal has bssn said about
the poultry trust In connection with
the death Of my father. but don't
believe the trust had anything "a
do with It. The crime was instisatsd
BY . gang Of retail buyers. and they'll
get me II they can when the present
trouble quists down . little, Il Il ever
does. I was to have BEEN put away
with my father: there were two gun.
men ON the Job that evening. one FOL
each Of ~. I think. And whsthes
they got me or not. I am sure tina,
others have been picked out. Aibsrt
T. Pearson. who came East - repre-
sentative Of Q lot q Western chickss
raissrs and went into the dSht will
my father. 10 one Of the men They'll
Try 10 get. They made one effort I.
ret him and they'll make another.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
!WlSou HOLDS STAND
on WOMAN SUFFRAGE
President Repeats That State. Not
Nation, Should Decide
s Voting Privilege.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 0.-Prssident
Vllccn again to-day defined his posi-.
~ e woman suiRsags In lsttsr 70
M Mary u. Childs. . oovsrnnsnt
omSssyss here. rsitsrating he believed
~ question to b , STATE Issue.
4 an deeply Impressed with the
'Voaaa sulRsass question:" wrote the
Pyessasnt, but ! believe Il can best
~ vosksd out BY state rather than
~ hsssaptins . change In the funda.
'OonAal law Of the Natisn. such q
lUnanoo would run TOO far and too fast
nnpoh q ths Gsssral public opinion Of
- seuntsy."
y "a Prssldsat viii go . Delegation
G OulIsagists In the near futurS. but
|. = ~ expected 10 change his petition
!. nnnouncsd again In to-day's letter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
RUSSIA REPORTS SINKING
Of TWO GERMAN WARSH|PS
Battleship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Said to
Have Been Torpedoed; Cruiser Hertha
Hits Nine

PARIS UNITED Prsss)-A
declares cruiser believed ertha
by Q
despatch report the
Kaiser Wilhelm topedoed baltic
Aertha cruiser $500
training
guns Avsinoh,
e hrssnca onspounds and four machine She
three torpedo tubes
baueship Kaser Wilhelm der b w.
reconstructedsn The srms
Wilhelm consisted guns four
making total Of three
torpedo tubea
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
hudson BUSTER"
GANCSTERS BLAMED
FOR BAFF'S DEATH
CONTINUED from First Pags.)

THIS violence has been maintained
to the present.
''rha Hudson Dusters.' q gang
which, hves In Hoboken or its neigh
borhood. and works IN this city. were
employed by one txction In the mar
ket. and the Oophers.' q New York
eanx. were employed by the other.
Only about two months ago the two
gangs FLASHED 10 West Fourteenth
street. when one came out to get
some one. and the other came to pro-
tsct him. Three members OF the
'Dustera' including . fellow named
Moore. who led them. were sent to
the penitentiary by Judge Rosalsky.
STABBED "ooPhEh" MAN IN THE
ToMee.
Before the men were sentenced
they stabbed q Gopher man In the
Tombs. Tho Hudson Busters and
the '0ophsrs' should have been wiped
out by the police long ago"
Assistant District Attorney De
Ford. who prosecuted tho members OF
tho poultry combination and obtained
their conviction before Judge Rosal-
sky, said to-day:
at 10 not my belief that tho COM
bination against which Ban fought
had anything to do with the murder.
All that Baef could have done to the
members OF the combination had been
done. His murder would not have
benefited them and might have stim-
ulated public sentiment strongly
against them. especially as the fnal
argument In their case 10 now before
the Court Of Appeals"
The representative OF q livestock
trade paper. who was In the Criminal
Courts Building to-day. said that Al
bert r. Pearson. aren't Of Western
chicken growers. who threw his lot
with Ban. had received warning q
day or two before the murder that
ne. too, was marked for death.
II saw Pearson yesterday" said this
representative. "and We walked to.
gether from his ONCE. He. by the way
walked In the middle Of the street
because he doesn't know when an at.
tack 10 going to be made upon him
He told me that . man had como Il
him and said: Pearson. you've beer
| . frisad q milne you'rs . masris<
! man With asfAn1lv ~ ! vane y
= = ID
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
new YORK BANKS SHOW
INCREASES DURlMe WEEK
Loans Go Up 100000 and
Demand Deposits Are
SiS,ooo,o00 More.

New York banks In their weekly
statement to-day showed further In.
crease q nearly es.oeo.ooo In loans and
An increase Of eiS.ooo,eoe In demand
deposits. Their resources continue to
surpsss the legal requirement BY
Siss. ooc. 900. but this 70 steadily bsina
lowered 70 meet the new conditions.
. The Federal Reserve Bank Of New
York reported disoounts during The
week Of e3.1tS.oeo. Il has ele1.eaS.eo(
cash On hand.
The twelve banks In the whole FEEDER.
al Reserve system reported U.Sss.ooo q
discounts. o1.900.ooo OF their neN
Of os' resources. Of which iiss.iic.coc 4
In gold reserve.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28

warn you in time that they are Gun.
ming for you. I advise you to look
out
Tho man didn't say who 'thsy' were,
but guess Pearson knew what hs
meant"
POLICE GEEK CLUE TO AssAs.
oAolNo' CAR.
At Police Headquarters Inspector
Fauret said to-day that promising
results were sxpected 10 H6llow the
receipt OF good clue - to the auto.
mobile In which the two murderer
Of Baff made their escape. and a. 10
the chauffeur who pilotsd them away
from the scene Of the crime Beyond
saying that he had dstsctivss work.
ing ON this new end Of the mystsry,
the Inspector gave no hint 40 70 IL
character.
4 number Of merchants from the
West Washington Market voluntarily
visited Faurot to-day. Some Of the
helpers In the chicken stalls there
came to headquarters under the
escort Of detectives. None was under
arrest: al were simply brought 70
headquarters to tell what they knew
about the alleged reign Of terror On.
forced by tho ring at tho market.
II was known that from both CLASSES
Of witnesses Faurot cleaned some val
liable oontributory evidence.
On information which appeared re-
liable the inspector sent detectives to
Brownsville to-day 70 look UP some OF
the union chicken handlers known d
live there. Others were working WITH
the cooperation of Chief Of Police
Hayes Of Hoboken In the railroad
yards across the river.
Harry Ban 10 positive Of the iAsntity
Of at least two Of the men responsible
for the murder Of his father. He
told this to an Evening World rsportss
last night:
II don't pretend 20 know the two
men who actually nrsd the sbe<s Into
my fathers back" he said. but ] an
confident that know two OF the men
deeply concerned In t."
| 6lnce the assassination OF Tueoday
evening Ban has gone 70 live with hii
mother In his fathers late rssldsnos,
No 70 West One Hundred and Twsa.
usth Street and II was there. sur
rounded BY . bodyguard Of ffisada
who never leave him. that he rotated
his conviction ~ to the killing Of III
hard-hghtins. indomitahls father.
"why. there are . hundred men n
West Washington Market who knew
that ~ father had BEEN marked eos
killing" no continued Some Of them
knew Just when It was 70 b done
Only IN hour before the shots Wsrt
hrsd one Of the poultry men IN tn
market came 10 me and asked NJ bow
things we're going. He asks1 q "
such . VEN straAss way end vtta
} 0nsA . uAnnaR 80 \ asDs1asA -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
SHOWER BATH N new
PREnDERGkST OFFICES
Circassian Walnut and Mahogany
Adom Sumptuous Suite
Of Comptroller.

A shower bath for his EXCLUSIVE
use, q soundproof marble. noored 70.
csptton room. done In whit& and
other room wainscotsd with Ciroas.
sion walnut and soaid mahogany. ar>
some Of the special features Of
Comptroller william A. Prsndsrgsst'i
new suite q ofacss In the Aunicipal
Building. which WIN cost between eS.-
900 and $4,000 more thaa any Other
departmental suite In the building.
The Comptroller has many social en-
Ragements In Manhattan. Unfortu.
nately, though. he lives way over Ia
Brooklyn. far from the clubs and
hotels where he has apDoantmsnts With
his banksrs.
When Herman A. Nets was Comp.
trolier, Il was explained In Comptroller
Prendoreast's once to-day. he had the
Alternative Of inoonvenisntly donnin0
his evening clothes In his once or en-
raEipg Q room In Q hotel nearby. Mr.
Prcnfiergast win not suffer this dis
comfort. Handy TO his private bath.
room will hang his evening toys, intc
which he viii jump after . refreshins
shower.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
TURKEY TELLS US.
C0NSUlATES WILL
BE SAFE0uARDED,

WARRINGTON. Nov. 3t.-Tmtsy has
assured the United States that malls
between the Embassy At Constantinopss
and the consulatss scattered throushoul
the country win b safsguArdeA-
Inssmuch - Dispatches have bssa
coming through In code from Amhassa-
dor Moggenthau and other agents In thu
ottoms1 nmptrs. y eppeefs that th1
vtgerovs protests q the Ualte4 etatel
: Sc 6. - ssn ss:ss s's.'.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
German Artillery Less Active,
GE Sans the War Office IN Paris

pAH Assooatsd Prsss)Ths French waR once ovs
s0aai eommunicadou follows:
Belgium artillery exchanges ooonusd during The az OF
Nv incident The heavy German artillery
attack Of infantry the sosth
YeesA which'wss rspussd By troops
toward artillery brought down German bvns
killed and the other two were
Deos ps1ssaera
further to the south there has been no
quietly the region Of the Ans In Cham
artillery Of the
HsuU 49,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
British War Fleet Shells
Germans on the Coast AQail,

(Aseociated Poss)-A tslssram
tAs Holland states that
s,As Of again audible Friday In southsy
Tns indicates that the British ass was asn
osnoasdlns ths ceAst
LONDON Press)-Ths Withdrawing
Antwerp according Rot
the Daily Mall to-day
Friday the despatch
ss apparently again bombarns he German
Saval 49,
A. prtsh ssropanss are sncrcling with
M German runs especially designed attacks aircsa
Haye bseu unabs o allied aisrs.
AsrnRpAN Nov Psss-umsrous houses In Dunhrk
hn damased By bombs droppSd seropianss
struck bomb Several Taubss
~ reportsd TO have Aowu Aa NV daa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
mo SOLDIER SPIES
ARE UNCOVERED IN
/ KlTcHEMER'S ARMY.

! BEADING. EnsianA. Nov. % (by mail
- shs Associated Press).-rwo soldiers.
= tunos corporal and . private. N tie
Uapts Regiment Of Kitchener's new
.0gny, stationed NJ codford. have been
proved 20 b. German spies. and have
80 DEALT VIII" By the military
s: css;ss q letter. relating to tn. move.
Aeuts and proposed movements Of the
r6GG0o Wess found In their possession.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28

go Hirss Train SD Trolley That
.EES Has - New York.
03EDNWICH. Conn. Nov. 3s.-Wiu-
- ltsnsy Mead. aged sishty-sisht. who
49, ~ only Greenwich passenger on
|, - 6ret train from this town 70 New
~ City on Christmas morning. isSo.
< ~ te-day: When . direct trolley cas
I - - ~ Nd 49, -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Rssina
Angslorum Home Tor working giris win
hold Q private bridge and suahrs Asxt
Tuesday Afternoon ct $50 o'clock at the
waldorf Astoria Tickets may b bad
at the Home. No. III East One Hun
drsd and sixth Street. o. 1t the hotsi
on the day Of the card part1 TIE
ofacsrs o. the Auxiliary Ase: Yragt1ent.
NJ. WIl!len =, WelsN Wee Rrsssrsss.
sa:s sf8ssssA -"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
Russian and French Attacks
REFUSED, the Berlin Report

BERLIN 20 ASSOCIATED Press)0Ths German
this afternoon follows
TN the situation to-day unsAsnssA
puscd Ia the forest
ssrhwe Apremon occupied some Tenoh
trenches after resistance
reported from East PRUSSIA AZ
our and he asnunS
esaAnuss
wcfs repealed
Tn Southern Poland change"
BERLIN London) Nov UNITED Pressl-Omasi
rsoos nghns the Polish front during
yesterday comparatively quiet
Carpahsns there has oesu no escs
vsseory,"
AlagrERDAN. rUnisd Prssl-An going WE'LL Have no
ess Of PssmyS
Vienna today German Taubs carried post cards
hed Post oss IN Cali
- watch they mailed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
GERMAN BATTLESHZP AND CRUISER REPORTED SUM

attacks IN the region whore battalion u The
thirty captured The Russians occupssd
strongly fortified position left bank Of the Rsba
subbornly defended Bochnia bat wee tassn
a the bayonet point 1000 prisoners captured
enemy great disorder TOWARD csscow
vjeoeousy pursued"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-28
oERMANY OFFICIALLY
!. DENIES THAT DlxMU0E
HAS BEEN REcAPTUREO

= AN0TBRDAN (vta Londonl. Nov.
e ASSOCIATED Press).-An -ofacisi
Dsglia ts,agram oontrsdicts the report
6ublished N London that Dixmuds
- ben reoccupied by the alice