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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
0snrtrrfilidr hrntfdlc l[iener.

Berlin, ilber 2onopn, 28. Sept.
9us ariegsamt meloet: ss51 oen
2uftfGmpfeu errangen liniere 6lieger
gcItern neitere grfolge. Gines IN.
ierer Stampfflrg5euge idob neitlid
BON Ganl5roi ainen @eroplan berab.
SiioIi6 bon @les idob 2eutnont
8oelfe uuf einenl 9Srobeflug einen
4eroplnn berab. 6liegeriergeatt
9oebm itreg oui, Inn einen bon brei
fran5oiiidlen 6Iiegern eeinot)ten g(n-
griff ar 6reiburg ob8rnpebren @r
Idol; 5ipei bon ibnen berob, nur Der
brittle en.fom.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
glnf Ser MSrOer.SaaS.

9erper, Colo, 90. Sept. - ge.
nafinete 9ergIeilte hciuahcn .ieoen
2lnsgong ans ben @allpn.Gafncron
uno Wc9laGp erubelL um ben Mor.
0pr 5n ertpiifen, ipelher in So1ntne
9oht S3obert allittea, ben oenofro.
tiiheu eountD.gnriiter uno ge6of-
teur oes o@alienbiirg esnOepen6eiit@
erihoiien bot gIutbunoe Tino eben.
fails auf Die Spur oes WiorOers ge.
best iporoen. gfitheG nuroe BON
einem einbrcder eridoiien ols er
g!benos NIT ieiner 5rau nah Snuie
fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
0rLpnrne itaLieniidle GrfnLnt,

Berlin 2S. Sept. (sSlrnfauberift.
Die lleberieeiihe gtahridteungen.
tur melOrte geitern urtter glnoerem
5olgenoe5: Die 8ebnuptitne oes ita.
lieniiden 9oGltfommonoirpn0en
@rofen Gnroona, perihie0ene itoIie.
niid1e 4ngriffe III aroin ieien erfolg-
reid berlanfeh iulo beionoers in
Dem NolOe bon 6erro bi Gapnlo
6Gtten Die Stolieuer S6iisengrGben
eenommen iinO obiolute 2iigen.
9luf feiner Sonoerforte lit Oieier
@aIo pertei9nrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
sUnoOner erfabren nidts OOn Der
Edlfndlt.

2on0on 28. Sept. - gstdt Elm
Wort iiber ole in 6ranfreid, fauru
bunaert MeiIen bon bier to6enoen
S4ladteH bate bis geitern aben6
Die bieiiaen 8eitungeu erreidt, auBer
elmer fltr8en Tepeihe Don Cir eyobn
6rend. 9aur bic geitriaen offi3ieaen
fror3oiiideu 8eridte iiu6 eingetrof-
fen. Die 3eitlutget brii1gen oui
cine neuiaer ltrifte 3eniitr. sic
erfldren, 0ies iriirOe BET Der 9lniper.
bune BON 5oIbaten beIfen. llnb 6aB
Die JomiliemnitgIieoer Der I'M 8eloe
itebenoen Eruppen Elm gfedt ba6en,
81 erfahren, tpie es bort 3uaebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28


lfut, iueldle lm A'eifcn gctdmpft
baben, rriIaren, bah eiu irinbIidler
0nrhbrndl nnm0gIidl it,"
Ter cnaIiide NObI.
gun0on, 2S. Sept Eic arobe
Ofieuiipe Der @rIten lmo 3rauBcicn
81 beioen Seitcn oes 6lbogens Der
oeutiten Shanngeu in Der neitli.
den 5ront 9at uid]i nnhgelaiien, ie-
ood bat Der 9odittonlnonNicrenoe.
tSeneral Soiirc, uidts pou meiteren
erioIgeu slt mel0cn. %, ibr vi.
liirten, 6Ieibt III Sous. nit euren
Sie8en it's 1onlih aiSD S5u Dem
oifi8iellen engliihen 9eriht beibt es
hir5, OoB oen Gelltihen nor0meitIih
pom 3nllud) idmere Gerlulte beige.
bradlt ipuroen. Berlin neIoet, oaB
0urd beftige @cgeuopgriffe bic iein0.
lide Gfieniiuc Tan S9nlten gefoulmen
lit unO oab Die 9llliirten ihluere
SerIi1te erlitten baben, oo6 miro
nidDt aeidgt, 0aB oie 0elttiden it.
9eno melfes Gerrain, 0nS ibnen i'm
eriten anitlrm ipeagenontmen tulr.
De, mieoer erlangt bdtter. Die
Sdlndt lit iebt in Elm Staoium ge.
treten, in peldem beftige angriffe
uno @egenangriffe nut einanoer ab.
tpehieln. Gerartige @efefte mogen
0ofen lang aiibalten. (5onit ia.
ben Die glaiirten ben 3urdbrub auf.
gege6en, oenn Ourd perein3elte I'm.
griffe fonnen iie nidts errei6en.)
Nan bot bier ausgerednet, oaB ct.
ma $4,000 Ieihi9e in @eiangen.
ifaft geratben iiiio (0ie giefnling
itimrit MIDI, lit piel 5u bodl); oieier
3nbI iteben 1000 @efangene gegen.
ip6er, meIde Gle 8eutiden genddt
baben.
@eitere gaahrihten iiber Die OF.
fenitbe iino 6ier utdt eingetroifen,
lu1o man iiebt bod folden nit fie.
berbnfter llngcOuIo entgegen. syn.
5lpiihen fpiro oas golf ipItemotiih
oarapf oorbercitet, boB man lif) arf|
idnere 6ritilAe gerlitite gefait ma
den miiiie, oeHn bic 3euti6en, De.
rem St1rfe i'm @eiten anf 100000.
anaegeben miro, baben tDeiterc 8er.
nn iid ge8ogen uuo iin0
entihfoiien, ben aampf ouf alien
4utften alfjiinebnten. gs 6iirfteI
5u ben bIutiglten Sdllad)ten in Der
65eididte oieias arieaes fomtselt.
qelite, bic olles i'm roligen 2idte|
ie6en, iperoen odrauf ailftnerfiam ap.I
madt, 0ab ii6 Gle 9euti6en baupt.
iadlid auf lire eriten uno 3tueiten
8ertbei6iglingsIinien 6erloIien 3ieieI
III nebnen, Oirfte fiir ole gflGiirtehI
nit 9robten Sdmieriefeiten uerbin.
ben iein. $50 30 Der binfeuoe
8ote itellt iih Del ben GnglGnOcrnI
idon 8ienlid friib etnD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
Nns benz staate.

Snooer. 0eioe 9(rnle oeg 8ebbIe
@reefs ba6en einen groBen 8beiI oes
Grtes iiberflutbet. Die 2euertpebr
mllBte an pieIer SteIlen Ii SiIfe
ellen. au6 Die gabngeleiie fino
8um Ebeil ouSeefpaiden. Se1rp
9lepl bat oen 8erIuit BON 80 Ser.
feIn gu betIagen. 9luguit 4lentfe
un0 oeiien Sobn tar1en nabeau INNS
2eben, ais Iie elm 45fero aus ben
6lutben retten tDoIlten.
Sails Gitp. Der 8obnangeItellte
&orrb 6oud, peIher fiir5lid) BON
ieiner 6rnu gei6ie0en uuroe, ipuroe
Sonntng bon ser tS6neiter Der 2es.
teren iSrou Gnoerion, inS @eli6t
geidoiien, aI8 er nit @epaIt cine
l1nterreoung nit ieiner 6ralt er-
5tpingen Dolte.
Superior Gs nerlontet, oaB Der
9uitan0 bes friiberen 9ungreBmnn-
nes 81. 8. Sutberlono ii6 Itetig per.
i6ledtert, uiS oaB iein @n0e MIR
eie 6rage peniger Gage lit. 9lm
Gienitog beginnt bier Die oiesiGbrige
&arnebal. .@odc. 7ieielbe oerlpri6t
Elm oroBer Grfcls gu tperben, oa fir
llnterboltunget olIer glrt ouf' oas
Heidlidite geioret iit.
CRAWFORD. S5nfoIge 8Iiti6Ioges
bat Der bier Meilen bon bier mob.
nenoe 6nriner ben gerIuit zines
4feroes uuO elmer Roggenla0ung
5ii beflogen.
Beatrice. Stm M1ontng nabm bier
Die oiesiGbrigc Gountp.Soir ibren
Mnfong. 9ieicIbe lit GueBrit reid.
boItig beIdift uno bietet rieI oeg
SntereiIanten. Ger geili1 ont er.
iten 8ng mar redt 5dhlreid. Die
Slusiteanng ei;oet am NtittipoG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
stanO ber Reidls6nnf.

Berlin, %. Sapt.. iiber 2oubon.
Ger po6eatIide 8eridlt iibpr ten
6tano Der Hcidsbaitf lmltet. 3u.
nahne: @olOporrotb 100000 Nlarf;
Siderbeiter 2,18700O g1arf; gilt.
ldgen 239,9tz0o0 0eorf. gl6nob.
me: Metallnorrat1 ul0 Bapiergel0
16,97s,000 @2arf; qnIeiben L4i7,.
600 Marf; gaotefl. .llnlnuf 32.013,.
900 Wiorf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
itniuetter in cstdlien.

Nom, iiDer Farts, 28. Sept. -
.Sn gdna Stalien ipiitben fiirdterIi6e
5tiirme, Die @rorlttide nn0 lleber-
I6memulunsen in groBen Mqbltabe
berltriadt baben. 3a1lrei6e 8Gr.
me iinb enituuroeIt, lnD ganoe Ser.
ben BON Jfinonieb in ben angeifltpol-
lenen JliiIien ertrunten. Menifen.
Ieben ideinen 'jeOo6 Bis iebt nicbi
perloren geganeen 5u iein. Ser Se.
legrapben- 1ulo 2elepbon0ieuIt i'll
aln1 Gbeil unterbroaen. 0ie @dr.
ten Oes Gatifan rpltr0en iiberflut6et,
oo6 6eneripebrleltte un0 8enoorme.
rie ber9iIteten ernIte 9ei4Goigun-
gen Der Mlllagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
etraf[ina erfdiekt 2mdt6ansbireftur

SaleaL Ore, q. Sept n Be-
tern gao4ntittog enttpid aug Dem
bieitgen 6taatsalldtbnlts Der Str6f-
ling 0tto Scooter. glls i'm Der
Stn0tmnridoG S. s. genion bon
Sefferion pie6er feitnebmen tpollte,
feuerte er ouf oieien einen SduB
ob, un0 bra9te Benion cine I1pere
@unoe BEL. Spdter eri6oB Scooter
ben Superinoententen oes 8u9tbou-
ie8, Sarrp Wtinto, uno entfIob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
tlnIcIln urpIoIiun
llnO s6tunIl!
Jn Afhmurt. ella lsmmn 30
littlanta nine rtbtnl ihtf lisl
Ftrltbl

Hrbmcfe Nfln. es cent
rae eprldauoti sulrug lltiabtn.
efpbe g9lfluharu t0r06fbtiitig ildi
bier aelierh Audmlliaa mii intht.
burr Mtlig utH tltinet Ntnlg, pau
acn Nanintf etnes atttiitts ptt.
nriadi letie cine aaaeiIdNuna
taaloin III grono. ourh 0rfta Ny.
ploiion ouun tilua 30 Ncrianui ibr
ycbcn perIortn uno iibcr 200 idmcr
ncrlcti mr0eu 3b gridlen mlf0cn
bcreits grhprgfu, ichodl mafpn bic.
iflbcu theinpeiic n prrbramh nio
cutiteIlt. OaB bieher nur TO ioruii.
ii3icrt pcrOcn ionnten.
Dte Qlddt Der erpIoiton Idllei.
oerte 0os brenncit6e Vaiolhi nod
allen Nihtunarn un0 oerlriadlir 70
ani peridiebenen StcIIrn 5eners.
briinite, mcldle ron Der hiciiaen, Rur
tIeinen 6ulerpebr inter 9uhiIien1b.
ne ouer beriiiabaren araite nah
5ipeiitiinoiaer beroiicher glnitreugnng
inter stontrolte eebro6t mer6en
fonnten. Ger NIT @uIolin aefulIte
@nggun erpIoSierte nit oonuerarti-
gem @etoie. nno i'm 9lu mar 0ie or.
itredte gep6lftrnng 0es Cries auf
cen StraBen 2luh uidt ein 6eniter
i'm Grt blieb guns, ale puroen bon
oem gelpaItiger Druid Der grploliou
3ertriimmert Gin gon3es @eb1ll0e.
niertel I'M 3antrum Der Sta0t ltiir5te
fat gdn5lid 3iiionunen un6 perur.
fobte ei1e riciige Ranif unter Der
8eoolferung. SSn Der giaiu StrnBe
bIieb nidt ein ein3iges @ebGu6e ut-
heiddoigt. lteber Die 8riimlner Der
3idonmenaeitiir5ten 8duier ergob
iih Die brennelI6e @aFoIfnnetle unb
ieste alles in 9rnno. 9os groBe
Wnorenbdus BON Wteo0in & 30.
ipuroe ebenfalls eir Gpfer Der ent.
feiielten gIenteitte, iino man befiird.
tet, oab unter oeifen brenrenben
9riimmern nod Die 9eiden bieler
0erfduferinnen urrb &un6innen be.
grdben iino. 9lettungs sgeieIlIhoften
utiroeu iofort orgoniiiert, uno Ser
Boli8eiaef i6rpor iofort 100 giirger
'aIs SiIfspoli3iiten elm, Inn bic
Wfenge ooran 5u btnbern, III Die
rau9enoen Iriimmer eifl3uoringen,
Inn nod i6reu berungliidten ooer
Iim's 2eben 9cfonunencn 2ngebori.
gen Bl fllden. lleber Die Staot
ipuroe ioiort ser 9eIogerungsBuitano
nerbGngt. 200 8ertputtoete tpnr6en
bereits untergabra9t, monde bon if.
nen iiro 70 fhper berlebt, OoB ite
nidt NIT 0em Qeben oabonfontnen
merDen.
Die eleftriide 8eleudtung, iotpie
Selepbon. unO 8elegrapben.9erbin.
oung nuroen pnterbrohen, uno bic
Stnot liegt i'm Qunfeln.
Gin 3peiitnfiees @ebduOe, Oas
bon Negern aIs BoolboQe bennst
puroe, tit ebanfoas p0lIig 3erit0rt.
Man befiirdtet, OaB 20 g1eger inter
oen Griinlmern begra6en itn6. Son
@ilfon uno Marietta, Gfla., trafen
nod ipGt am g(beno ger5te Elm. Cine
r6Iltg perunitdItrte 2eihe tpuroe o[s
oieienige bon Sra @oo0s, eirem
@ngeitellten Ser glromore Gefining
60, ioentifi3itrt BON Dem man on.
ninlint, oab er 0en oer6GngniBOoqen
0an1meriflag getban.
gaia @rab1n elm glngeite[ter
oerIelben @eieQidaft, tpar inter Den
5riimmern 0es Santa See 6nuies.
unb fonr1te nidt Geret.
tet peroen. Sein gruoer muBtp 3lls
ieben, ipie er oerbrannte, obne ibm
5u Silfe fommen 3u fonneu.
D&an gloubt. Dob Die 9ln8ahI Der
9ooten ii6er 50 betragen miro. Ser
Sdooen 6el6uft ith aufI
%500 000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28

ben be GnsIiuOcr ftins GriuIOt aai.
saluriicn.
9ie bentide Bront bdlt.
Berlin, 2s. gcpi. - Die lieber.
iteiidle ysadriblen.Ageutmr melOet
iiber bic Greiauiiie anf Sem mtit.
Iidlrn Sriegsidanplas nntcr Auhe.
rem 6uIeenbss: o0ie aagsmeine
gruhr Gffsuiine Der AIliirten mirb
bier nls Gin ScbIidIas betrudtet.
gIngeiidDts bcr 9Gnge Der 0eHtiden
5runt, $40 NiciIen, 1T es fir bic
SSrausDieH nn6 (SuglanDer nnmDg.
lid, OieIelbe an Snrdbreden.
Ntan fnuH nit S5ng nnO Red)t au-
nebmeu, oak bic 8ettldeu in Oieien
aGmpfen gerlnIte erlitten baben;
iuenn uber bic gilliirten nel6en, Sah
iie 10000 gJiann gefaHgeH genuin.
men baben, Oanu lit bielcs offenbar
iibertrieben. litter alien ltnitGnOen
1T Der feinSlidJe Maiienansriff ais
Gin ;Seblidlus sn betradltem, Senu
an ben seiduodIten 8unften iinO
9ieicrucu bcransesOeen iuprben;
iiberal ite6t bic Ocutide Grpnt un-
eridiittert Sa."
arunprius b$lt fid nader.
8aris. %. Sept. = Der redltt
fSIiisel Der Sronprinsennrmee hattie
ben 9anptitDk Der syeinoe ans5nbal-
ten. ltnbcrsagt griffen bic Srnp-
pen Oesiel6en een sSeinD on nnO
bradten linn Iduere &erlitite bei.
Snpfer bielt itd) Der 9rOnprins
9imppredt uDn gaDera in sslanDern.
Miif grDFer Wfad)t mnr0e It uun ben
gnslGn6ern ansegriffeu, bod bieIt
er alien glnsriffeu Stdnb iiHO trieb
Sie griten aaf lire frii6eren SteI-
lungen snriif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28

= gton unterltiise bic oeuti6e
greIie. inoem man 8u ibrx Ser.
breituna beitr1et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
Maiirte Derlieren
1000 @ctangcnr!
9n ben glrgOnnrn gebrn bic Sent'
iten ;um glngriii ilber nuD trei'
ben bic 6ran,Oirn juriid!
8suH9c grrR. apmmsutars iibsr bic cHsuibsl

irlibt aieitrutu an ben btorcItrn
FnuTtsu ine 6enrr ariabrt bahru.
3eur, weldlt im A'efcu ertdmpfi
baben, eriIarcn, ban eiu fcinbIidler
0nrdlbrndl nnmbgIidl it,"
The evening world., 1915-01-28
MRS. TA1UM DONBAROS
Her HUDBy'S Man WITH
| HUBBy'SSAARE Of eggs
And Strange to Say She
Doesn't Miss a Shot, Shoot
ing Like a Big Lacquer.

Constable James Hynss OF Great
Neck. l.. l.. got . hurry cail yester-
day morning 10 90 to the estate OF
John c. Tatum. whose troubles with
his wife. Mary Jane Tatum, have
kept Great Neck and vicinity IN n
state Of excited interest for some
weeks.
there's the devil to pay out here"
Robsrt Pearsall, Superintendent Of
the estate. said to the constable over
the phone. Don't waste any time.
Come quickly" c-',ssj
'whsa aynes reached the Tatum ss-
tats he found Psarsall looking like .
oublst painting OF . sunset.
How'd the paint set on your
ciothesS" asked the Constable.
PAINT" exclaimed Psarsall.
"That's eggs! Mrs. Tatum chuckel
'sm at me-
And then he proceeded to tell his
troubles. Mrs. Tatum, who. after heS
divorce suit hearing, ossisCsd hsi
home, drove her husband and his
relatives out Of Il and took possession,
claiming half Of everything thsre
seat q servant out 10 the poultry
/ houss yesterday to got some fresh
eggu.
Psarsall ordered the servant 70 ~.
turn 70 the house sggIsss. He "said
Tie hens and their products belonged
exclusively to Tatum.
'oh, we'll. we'll see about that!
cried Mr.. Tatum whom the servant
brought back the news. Then sh'
ran to the chicken house with . ham.
mer, did q Carrie Nation 70 tht
windows, climbed through and nust
. basket With sgos.
She was departing In triumph whsr
Psarsali called to her.
HALF Of sv9ything In this place
belongs to me-" Mrs. Tatum said L
the superintendent.
Then leave Mr.. Tatum's half" re-
piled Pearsall.
"Taks thsm," cried Mrs.. Tatum
Thsreupon she began psitihg ths sur
| prissd superintendent with sgss. Ant
Psarsali says her throwing shows<
she was in the big league" GLASS
Every s6E she hurled found u
Maryland lsft one. Having throw,
half Of the ssvs In the bAskst .
II Psarsa1l. Mn. Tatum saad: ,-..
'egow. tAsss's Mr.. TAtaA's hai&.'
AnA With the good sSss sbs went 4
the house.
Aynss had . talk win lfrs. TAtun
ghs said;
n took the ssss- They are n!
property. also broke down the door
also my property. The eggs are cate
and the door u stiil down. what ar
| pou goins 10 DO about ~"
II "Nothing." replied the CONSTABLE
ana - drovs bosk 10 his onoe.
The evening world., 1915-01-28
r. Altntai1 & On.
Fashionable Dress Silks
Made i'm America

B. Altman & Co. have introduced for the
approaching Spring season. and are display
ing in their Silk Department, = charming
range Of New Colors, distinctiveiy American
! in nomenclature - we'll as In the exquisite
Silks which have been manufactured pur.
posely to introduce them. These Silks are
absolutely American-woven, dyed and
finished in the United States.
Model Gowns featuring these Silks and Colors
are now being displayed in the Department
for Special COSTUMES, on the Third Floor.
The new colors originated by
B. Altman & Co. are:
Palm Beach Oregon Green
Tuxedo Brown Delaware Peach
Arizona Silver Newport Tan
Gettysburg Gray Piping Rock :,
Rocky Mountain Blue
and 1ay also be obtained In Suits. Blouses.
Millinery, Hosiery, Parasos.
Dress Fabrics and Ribbons.
The evening world., 1915-01-28

s1s y Naelsule 70 sss.os - sgnvsseon
49, uos seesva1ssa - rne eesnsnosn
srs The psas Sssuss bsk1al ~ useues -
vuns0uSuev - rssosenass u euessssos.
49, Wsssss ~ vsa Obsssas =. D. = ~
~ n, loas, ssss - shs. new Hssh
slBsAlsua Dsesso."
DR.. Van oissss 10 smissst In bic prssss.
sion. end his asssstien that time asani-
ias,sA 10 the "rssi issss~ n ressssancs 70
tubsreusssss bsass the Stamp sf suthsvssy.
Ordinarily Tine b sst ssSliy ssuaunt1sssA
rnsdiciAsSfy. tus nekoaa's ADsesativs =
sns prspAsatisa ssntainins n N sueh Nm
and osmbinatica - - tnsurs assiniiatien
BY the average psssss.
This 10 one rssssa fer ets sucessa N many
|essss ss tubsesuissis which apDassatiy have
yielded 70 u aaa Sthsrs whssh hsvs sssu
benefited Through its use.
Oar saDssssues .bassa faith IN shis rsas-
edy y shared bY lAres aumssr e Msa
strength ana life TO q. II contains No
opiatss. narcotics or habit forming druss.
90 Ia safe to try.
n your druggist IL out Of u. he cen set
n. or you can order direct from us.
Eckmsa Lsbssstssy, fhilsAsspeis.--Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-28
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
4 NaSll Knswn Actress rslis Hsw She
os6ensA Hss 0ssv HalP md
PsouneesA Lee Growth with .
Simple HsrAs Msds Mixture.

Aliss Blanche Rose > we'll kaown
acSsss, who darksned her gray heir
- . simple preparation which she
n6Dsa q home, In . Fecent interview
@ Chieaes. m. made the following
A1ososeti ANY lady OF ssaalsnss
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49, vhisA thsy can mig .st home.
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~ q very little cost. Apply 10 ths
~ twics . wssk until u becomes tbe
nuhissd shsds. This will make . gray
&sd psssea look 90 years younger.
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The evening world., 1915-01-28
RACHEL BROWN FIGHTS
T0SAM ms ice" AND
ROLL FROM ROBBERS
Here's Just How It Happened,
and in Chronological
Order, Too.

Rachel Brown. once side partner Of
Bridge webbsr in tho gambling bus
iness. he'd an exciting time early to-
day, but saved tho celebrated Brown
diamonds and bank roll. His real
name il Braunstein. and he has q "a :.
loon at Fifty-elghth Street and
Broadway.
Brown. . natty dresser. carries q
roll hke wine agent. and wears his
''ios" all the time. Briefly. this ID
what happened In the early morning
hears:
A. N.-Rachel pulled down the
blinds Of his cafe and ordered "All
out"
i.so-rut on his coat. stufYsd $500
into his pochsts. looked st his eso>
watch and fslt TO see if all his dia-
rnonds were In place.
s-0lanced At the front window and
saw sinister faces peerins through q
crack. Decided to stick around awhile
for the sake Of the cash ana dia.
monds.
S.-Decided to make a dash for It
let himsslf out, locked the door and
hfked FOR an all.night lunch room II
Cotumhas Circle. Three msn waitinl
across the street started In pursuit
Just ~ hs reached the door Of tn,
restaurant. one of the msn gave hin
belt on the back Of the head with I
section Of rubber hose ana Rache
went down for the count.
S.oe--The three robbers seized hin
and were dragging him away wheI
the manager Of the restaurant On,
several patrons ran to the rescue
Robbees ascampsd.
S.oE-Dstsctives Kalbsisrisoh. Daily
Naming and Brady invited Rachel b
help them nnd the robbers.
s.lS-Ths expedition found thre
men at Fifty third Street and Eight
Avenue. Rachel hit ono In the mouth
Result badly slIinnsd knuckjs - ON
tooth Aspartsd 1rom the mouth Of tn
stsanSsr.
Aoo-Thrss men locked up on
charge Of attempted robbery and a.
sault. They described themselves
Walter Baker. Fort Lee. N. J.: DAME
lyman. twenty.iivs. boxing instructor
Of No. ~ West Fifty.fourth Street
D1ward T5srnsy. clerk. No. ~ wca
FIFTY seventh Street. Tho polics %
Beown identified them all.
The evening world., 1915-01-28
'DiAAaowo sAcks" TO DANCE.
sselsty saA rslltAss - N1sn ~ astA
District Ts-nls.rsN.

~sS sss SssssS0 - 1hA - sWuo
district Ts-l1svssw.
seeisty and politics VIII mix ct the
VAUDEVILLE sntsrtainmsnt and baii Of the
Republican Club Of the Twenty.ninth
Assembly District In Lexington opsr.
Hessss to-morrow night.
The Twsnty-ninth 10 known a. the
'saik Stecking" district. RApVbiicaas
preminsnt In state end naeioa ere
among its members. Thomas r.
0eascn beads the recsptlen committee.
Earl Dodge, Perry Osborn. John n.
Hammond. Matthias CLARK Meilen. Her
H.. Issiis, H. fulton cutsinS, Henry
Phipps. James A. blanchard, Elihu
Root, 9. J. Bloomingdalc, A. b. Juil-
Hard. Arthur II. Mastsn, seth n. MiiIi-
ken. stephen Baker. Andrew Carnegie.
Sol Oppenheimcr. Felix NJ. warburr.
WILLIAM n Willco1 and others.
Winiam Chilvers. State Committeeman n
for the district. Is In charge Of the ar
William Bondy Ia President OF the
The evening world., 1915-01-28

wrecked Schooner Turns Tsstle.
A wireless message was received here
TO- day from Capt. Garden Of the revenue
cutter Mohawk that The four-mastsd
schoonsr Elisabeth Palmer. which cel.
VA shinGtonian, turned turtle one mile
.cSthvcst Of the Fenwick Island Buoy.
oS Delaware BreakWatsr. while being
toWed TO port.
The evening world., 1915-01-28
NjNk DEALERS ARRESTED.
A6ssssa - nessivins sserestype
nsasa sSsssn rrso RE weriA.

- ss Sssp e 3 junk SI shcp S' a Is. D xliss
49, 6Seridan and shay and ar.
SsSs' ~ :" sH1ss sss,es%snss Sss'sy eSsrsisi n ia
~ Nh rsosiving stolen goods.
- Q lavsssiGatsea made By Tht
rs ssSeiang .stsrsotyps metal from
Wss'A ana selling Il to the 'un'
The evening world., 1915-01-28
n.s,s& sss ca>aaaaa 0estans

nsgsst Sss CAnsaaaa oAestanG.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.--oe Jo-
sspA Pope. Uaasr 0serstsSy q 1se-
elm AfIaifs for Canada. called %
SserstaSy BsyaA to-day Win ois
ycsoal spesas.Nsss. ne nsotash An
bAssador, 70 formally empress regret
Cor III ssosut shootine q TO 49,
ioaa duck hontsso nsoe yese 1!sA
Ont, and TO Arrange oompensAfSo1
6or the families q tlo Oeo.
The evening world., 1915-01-28

HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. ss.-Ths
io,nt resolution proposing an amend
mont to tho state Constitution giving
women the right to vote. passed by tho
Pennsyivania Legislature In 1913. was
r,Introduced In tho House to-day. II II
n asa,n passed the people will vote on
The equal suffrage question nsxt No
vsr6sr.
The evening world., 1915-01-28
HANS SCHMIDT LOSES.
CenAs~,eA Priests Piss Ter ? New
Trial IL Denied.

Trial IL Denied.
Application for a REV trial for Hans
Schmidt. who Is awaiting execution sor
tho murder OF Anna Aumulier N Sep
tsmber. 1913. was denied Yesterday oy
Justice Vernon NJ, Davis In the Grim.
inal Term OF the supreme Court.
Nphcnse q. KosIbIe. his couassa, con.
tended that hs shouiA have bssn con-
vIcted only Of msnslaughtcr. since the
girl died OF an Illegal opcrAtiosb ana
that the cutting up ana scattering Of
her body was an afterthousht. Justice
Davis simply wrote on the papers.
Motion denied"
Mr.. xoeible will present the Same
point to the Court Of Appeals.
The evening world., 1915-01-28

vllla F0ssss Lose 0aaAalaJaYa.
nj PA1O. T>s. Jan. 28.-0uadalajara.
second largest CITY In Mexico. has been
rs-taksn By the CarranzA forces at .
great Ices - the villa troops. accord
ins to advioss received hero to-day by
the CarrAnxa AgUncy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-22
CORNELL SING SINGS
MODEL, SAYS KIRCHWEY
Instruction on Every Subject
Held Ideal for Prison.

The principle on which Cornell Uni
versity was founded should be used in
reforming Sing Sing, said George W.
Kirchwey, ex-dean of the Columbia Law
School, last night in an address on
prisons and Prison Reform" at the
Free Synagogue, so West Sixty eighth
Street.
"Old Ezra Cornell" DR.. Kirchwey
announced, founded his university on
the principle that any man could find
instruction there on any subject. This
was not particularly good ideal for a
university, but it is excellent for q
prison. The state should provide in
stead of penal institutions places where
men might be lifted through instruc-
tion 10 hope and aspiration.
warden Osborne has often said that
he will never be satisfied until the Leg
islature has changed the title of his
charge from Sing Sing Prison to Sing
Sing University"
Small children, DR.. Kirchwey said
often began their education as enemies
of society when first committed to re-
formatories for juvenile offences
MANY take the high school course in
some such place as the House OF
Mercy" he continued. "and college
course in Elmira. They finish with
sundry technical courses in Sing Sing
or Auburn. The final goal is the State
Hospital for the Criminally Insane. al
Matteawan, fitting crown for oui
present penal system"