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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
Wilson Preparing Speech


ASBURI PARK, Sept. 2l.-Presi-
dent Wilson is preparing his Mon
days Baltimore speech and it is be
licvcd it will be the opening cam
paigns counter attack ON Hughes
charges on the AdamsOn bill. Scores
OF cities are clamoring for Wilson tC
visit and speak.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
r. United Pressl

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-The authorl
ties have frustrated a plan to kidnap
and murder Frank CroCker, a mem
Der of the nationwide blackmail
ring whose confession is furnishing
evidence for the arrests OF scores Of
people. Victims everywhere are re-
porting cases and furnishing addition
al evidence.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
WORLD EVENTS

fress that women prOpagandsts are
making an effort to cause i'll feeling
in England and America by the cir
culation Of false charges regarding
British censorship. distorting them
to serve Germany. The foreign Office
denies the report that Grand Army
veterans pension money has been
seized by censOrS
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
IBy United Prcssl

PIIlLADELPIllA. Sept. 2l.-In
the yale Review" former President
TAFT writes that he would have recog
nized lIucrta but did not because
Wilson was inauguratcd president
eleven days afterwards. He calls
Wilson's lIuerta policy amateur di-
plomocy" and called the Lusitania
policy weak and vavilating'
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE MAY Be
PREC|P|TATEO EARLY TOMORROW
New York Street Railway Companies
Still Refuse to Yield, Despite
Efforts of Mayor Mitchell, Service
Commission and Various Citizens
Committees

mission. The strikers say a walk out
is certain unless the company yields
ROting has become more violent and
many pitched battles have taken
place. A citizens committee is now
making efforts to secure another post
poncment of a general walk-out:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
May Speak In Chicago

bY z Nlttd TrtSSI
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-lt is an.
nounced President Wilson will speak
at tllc Coliseum in October. Senator
Cummings will soon open campaign
here in behalf OF Hughes
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Allies Advance
TBv United Pressl

[BY United PressI
PARIS, Sep>. 2l.-The French. on
the Allied left, have advanced three
miles toward Hill 1880, southeast Of
Monastir. The Bulgarians are des-
peratcly countering the Serbian ad-
vance. The French have captured
two trenches south OF Thaumont.
There is no activity on the Somme,
owing to rain.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
Makes Twelve Speeches Today
BY United Press

By United PressI
LAFAY ETTE. Sept. hughes
Indiana campaign includes twelve
speeches today. thirteen tomorrow
and seven Saturday. He VIII attack
the Democratic tariff and busines:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21

for approval first. and afterwards go
to the American and Mexican govern
ments. It is learned General Persh-
ing will withdraw when Carranza
shows his ability to preserve order.
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Improvement Club Meeting Tonight

This evening at 7:3O o'clock the
North Side Neighborhood Improve
ment club will hold its semi-monthly
meeting in the Arlington hotel par
lor. A good attendance of the mem
bers is desired.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21

like Roosevelt. admire President
Wilson. President Wilson brings a
scholarly mind to business. He knows
that good politics and good ecOnom-
rs are the same He is fearless; in
all my relations with him, direct or
indirect, fail to find anything or any
body he is afraid Of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
To Vote On Conscrintion
IBv United Press

MELBOURNE, Sept. 2l-The
Australian house OF representatives
has passed a measure submitting
to voters. 1t is expected
to carry as the wives and mothers OF
the men at the front are enabled t
vote
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21

OLATHE, Kansas, Sept, 2l-
Breaking the Jail door after the shcr,
ifs wife fled with the keys when .
mob threatened her husband. fifty
armed men rcpclled the fire depart,
ment, secured Bert Dudley, convicted
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
Teuton Attacks Repulsed
IRy limited Press

Bv United Press
BUCHAREST, Sept. 2l.-Repuls-
ing the Teuton attacks, the Ruman-
ians are now attacking the entire
Debrudia front
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21

Chad Milligan Of San Francisco
who has been visiting his sister. Miss
Nellie. in this city, left this morning
for the Comstock to review the scenes
Of his boyhood days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21

Mrs. William Mcknight and son
were departures on last nights train
for Ogden, Utah, where they will Wis
it with relatives for the next two
months.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
Honor Prisoner Vamooses
| BY United Pressl

SALEM, Ore. Sept. 2l.-Joseph
Guoyn. a trusty, escaped from the
penitentiary this morning after start.
ing to cook breakfast at the warden's
residence.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
Russians Make Capture
IBv nited Press |

TDE CHIttU ITt5sI
PETROGRAD. Sept. 2l--It is an
nounced the Russians have captured
the positions east OF Pauthermt i'm
prisoning 500 and capturing six guns
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
New Tangled Instrument of Death
Is Overturned and Germans Make
Struggle to Get 1t In Order to
Learn the Secret of Its Mechan-
ism

slams and Rumanians holding their
positions. The Allied counters in
llorina have been repulsed.
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Want Sympathetic Strike

SEATTLE. Sept. 2l.-Followine
the failure to settle the longshore
mems strike the union has reques d
the Central Labor Council to call a
sympathetic strike Of all transporta
ton workers.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-21
Put Blame On Women

BY United Pressl
LONDON. Sept 2l.-Thc British
foreign office has told the United
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Latest news in the Appeal.
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Would Have Recognized Huerta,
But Did Not Because Wilson Was
Soon to Be Inaugurated, So Passed
the Buck to Him--Hughes In In
diana

record.
The sun., 1916-09-05

pilwor;h was shot IN the manner de-
scribed by the wotnan
bilworth was married To Miss Grace
Carpenter of Bowling Green. Ky. in
1905 He was born In Fort : ptt and
practised law in Kansas city until seven
ve3r- GOO. when I've oauc 20 NV York
!. Is understood that his firm has pros
I,Grl. especially IN war tNu" Up 10
September. 1914. the pilwolihs lived IN
the tira.cs cottage in Bcllaire, Eiyerriow
Manor. which is part OF pohhs Ferry.
y. Y y despatch from pu!A- Ferry
says thai, on ON. or two occasions the
coupl. did not agree la lHli ihiw"rth's
automobile ran off a bank in the upper
part OF Nouk. = and turned over, nut
the occupants We're no. seriously hurt.
On SGn3av morning pl'"lfh bad
breakfas; wiki Mir. .nd Nj Harry *
im~ hts N"otrlr,r na.'nlof u" gay"
them thu kcys uf ms house. saying that
he cSIrr'"i 80 MAY Coli ~ the afternoon
and might not be home until late at
u.rh', Nc. AMI AIRS. puf ava that the
Dilworths never Quarrei,cd and lived hap
PLY without figuring prominently IN the
social life Of NCntcla.g. Dlworth was
a Mason ~: the thirty-sccond degree and
Joined the Montc.nir lodge N February.
Ne became a Mystic Shriner N S"wark
MR. plwp'th went to Kansas city with
The 'hrra-yr1r-oln boy Two weeks ago
10 visit hrr psr.uts. who I've - 3lui
East Th,rti.th street IA that .itF
The sun., 1916-09-05
; IN F.AMILY SLAIN.
D%iIwUrth's Three I nclrs ani Father
kilIcd bS assassin.

Kansas cry. Sept TIN" mdider
last n.Sht pt Dwight + Dllw"rih ~ New
York city IS N" last "t q series ~ I'VE
murders In tho ptlworth family t''' be-
gan during tn" civil war
Al of tn" deaths haN" been 'Ads"d 10y
aSsa>-inS Tire" OF the murdered men
were uncl"s of blwoiih aud ~" ''hith
Wa 'ls father
Ms william v bl"o'ih. moline ~
th" man murdered last night. told TODAY
how TAT" had pGI'h". n'i AjShiird I
family D. Ads Amos "N'd 'N IN"
male memoirs # til" Dtlwor'hs
1T began during the civil Wal Mrs
Dilwortn sad. "whe" George bIw"rih.
"A Ii'u'"nant IN ih' f".'.H '' 'F. ".
SHOT by = SINNER wi. Gee ''1 " .
FL message. lie mad heNti beeh injured
IN battle, ANA ,." "H ". ID. '' '
over. ~" was k'Ncd Whl' "t "a M 'S"t
Of peace. W" never learned VINO hill"d
him.
THAT was the hrst of IN" sores "'
,atH4.u tuH nearly wiped out my
husbands fam ~ James bflw'i'r, "
rlnchman IL Montana, was N" u'Ni -
de. II" had upbraIded ore OF MS COW
boys fnr f'ilir@ 10 M some hay. ana
'''; 0''ht thc cowboy, half crazed wiz,
liquor, lay in wat FOR James ava kill"i
The sun., 1916-09-05
troops already had been repulsed yes
terday evening.


PErRooRAp. via London. Sept. A--The
official communication issued by the War
Department this evening says.
There has been no change on the
western (Russian) and Caucasian
In the dav report the War ONCE an
nounced
The Russians have broken across
the Theniovka River. a western trihu-
tary Of the Zlota Iipa, and seized a
position of he Austro-G rman troops.
They took 2,721 prisoners and 6 ma
chine guns
The Russian forces In The car
pathians have captured a whole series
Of mountain heights and are advancing
to the Hungarian frontier The Rus
sian victory was won In tho ~neiGhbor-
hood Of Brzezany. fifty miles southeast
OF Lemberg. Eighty officers and 2.6Al
men were captured.
A gas attack near ~Baranov!chi was
repulsed.
In the vicinity Of Vladimir olyn-
ski, In Volhynia. fierce battles are IN
progress near Sheltuvov and koryt-
MIA. HEAVY engascments also are
under way along "a" uppei Screth.
Between Thursday sunday the
troops OF Gen. Brusi'on captured as
officers and 1000 men. In this mum
Der were II German officers and 1900
German privates. twelve cannon, IS
machine guns and : bomb mortars
also were taken
The Russian army OF the Caucasus
has made further progress. pushing
forward south Of She River tl'eu. N
the region % Dgnott AS Turks were
captured.
The sun., 1916-09-05
ALARM IN PRUSSIA
AT STAFF CHANGES
Punishment Of Falkcnl,ayn.
Hindcnburo'S Elevation TIP
hcaval Of Tradition.
special rdhis Despofch 70 Tup SIS

LONDON. Sept TN reviewing the re-
duCtion OF Gen. Won ~Fslkenhayn a. chief
of the German General Stan Ia the light
of c~olla:cd views OF the German press
tn" Times says that the substitution Of
Field Marshal Won Hindeubur2, So far
from being regarded IN Germany as sn
exhibition of determination and strength
or a preface to more ruthless warfare.
has aroused alarm In al. Prussian con
sentative and chauvin!Stic quarters
Government mouthpieces like the Lo-
kdidn.ei0er were ready on "Wednesday
with eulogies of the marvellous insight
and exalted Intelligence which enable,
the Kaiser TO do precisely the nghi
thing a. precisely the right moment
The Rcichsbets sees IN the appointment
OF IIindcnburg the hand Of God
Ar examination OF the German press
as q whole. however. shows quite clearlN
that the changes are regarded as LARGELY
political. and indeed as a punishment
successfully inflicted upon the Gcnera
staff by Chancellor Won B"thmann-ii"ll'
veg.
The sun., 1916-09-05

Predictions of any further develop.
mentS OF this feeling would be preina-
ttire. but there can be no doubt about the
cffcc, Immediately produced upon Ger
mar opinion. Real satisfaction H. shown
only BY the Fronkfur'er Xeifpn0 and
journals Of similar character. In other
and particularly IN German military
quarters the fail of Falkenhavn far out
Weigh the rise Of Hindenburg.
The changes have been due ind'sput-
ably 70 events in the east, especially TO
the intervention OF Rurnania. The
General S'aHs view of the relative
importance u! east and west had to be
upset, for "a the FronkfUr'er /cttHm0
unkindly observes, the name Nerdun Will
be connected for all time Mn the nHine
Falkenhayn.
Truth TO tell. there has been n deep
quarrel affecting the chief OF the Gen
eral staff. who is supposed To be the SUI
preine commander In chief In the east,
and supposed 10 be- subordinate. and the
Imperial Government. The arrangement
now made nj the instance OF the Coy
strikes AZ the root OF the tr,tdi-
tional domination of the situation ~
war time by the General stan
The sun., 1916-09-05
GREECE NOW READY
TO JOIN IN THE WAR
SurrrndcrS Neutrality and
Yields Ia Every Demand
Made b! the Entente.

Arurys Sen. Greece has mads
=, ,,t, e.. r,,o,,a A.
ms me "ilF 'hi's ''t ohuohe ~
declaration Of war ~ the central
Powers. and Premier Za,rnis has a.
- .,. u..r uh.r-
''
ever ne Sees II"
Greece has yielded To All the demands
Of the British and French Ministers herr
Ella, ,r. r,,a,,. Au.. No r.rr,,ted ~
axe over we 're"'' ''''s 'p'S an" MANS
10 prevent German spies using them. She
has consented 70 the arrest Of Baron Won
c.,.,., ,b. c.,r,,, ,ro,,-,,d, ,c,a.v
....
an" IL - ''P"''" '''' '"'
from Greece ~ all rer-Nns between the
ages ~ . and ~. military aye. has been
c..,,d,..
II j. "'S" ''Por''" wat : ''''' "'"''"'
the Gernin Minister 20 Greece, sensing
his deyeo. left Athens 81 an al'o,nob!lr
.,.,.. ,,s. ,ta,. ,.t.u ,,,,h h,,,
o.
enough pf"N'~'"hS '"r '"I't Jour',sH
sixteen ih'tr "i'N,.pN "' '"e r."'e"'s
nav 'ul'h''' "I' W." '''''N' ""N!"S t"s
s'l'" n"'' NEE '"" forty N'rSn,pN ana
seven ''~ahSp"I'> iaI"n Won oru'll-N
ras n''n "'''S''h anu ''"''' ""'''" w.
or mes" "alSi'p>' II WAS ''IoI'," ,nH'
hlsHt 'ha' th' i''r"N i"'' '"'''I'u VIM
sea- III ms Is">" u" I"N>' ''
ii"ll'f |"liHl'> N'N t''' Or wy
The sun., 1916-09-05
MOSQUITO FLEET" ARRIVES.
ships On <OrtOn's Point VIII Take
Part IN M~NnsP0yrea.

a general mobilization of vessels
which have been participating In the
naval training cruise began yesterday
9TH the arrival Of the mosquito fleet
- 'N" Atlantic Yacht Club off Norton's
'"'l' "her" they will take part in
Hdhu lyfc7 this week.
" 'h' same time the naval training
r'His formerly the battleships Maine,
New Jersey and Kentucky arrived in
40 ''"cr by on Tompkinsville. taten
is ANA. accompanied 10y a iotilia Of sub
Ma hes.
NnouG ne vessels at the Atlantic
>'h' r'Ih last night were the Elvira.
owed 10y Henry +, Moquin the Rosa.
owed Dos Signuni Cohn the Trouba-
i0r' owned by r. r. Huntington, and
,.' forp"isc, owned by A.. N. Reid
l'"N i'nc from Great South Bay.
The sun., 1916-09-05

tltftutS UOTNiWest VI EhOuquCb -
They mad to give way a little in Ginchy
VIII Hem In Peronne.
The new French gains are an extern
sion to the south Of the same tactics that
have been employed to the north in the
attack upon the French objective OF
reronne. Continued success to the
south will put Peronne between the
pincers of French salients north and
south, as the British have almost placed
their objective. Cornbles.
The tremendous effect these French
and British successes have made upon
the German troops is shown by the fact
that not once during last night did they
make any attempt to retake OF the
lost ground held by the French. The
French report that thus far they have
nurted fourteen captured n and
that prisoners still continue to reach the
rear under guard.
In the fullest Official statement Ber-
lin has issued lately on the western
front fighting. revcrses are admitted and
the fury and intensity OF the fighting
and the ~cannonade that preceded II are
spoken Of The Germans admit that north
west of Barleux the French attacks could
not he stopped, n say that artillery
held down the French attacks"
.EScrss ri Munitions" Used.
At night. the German statement says
the British broke through the terrible
tangle ~ High Wood fFoureaux Wood
near M~artinpuich. but were repulsed
The nghting bet Ginchy and thu
Somm began after the greatest fire
y eparation, at which "A greater suppl,
OF munitions was used than ever before
Gen. Won kirchbach and Gen. vor
Fassbender contested yard by yard thu
completely destroyed first positions tina
the Allies took. but had to retire Il
stem the attack on the second line. thu
German statement says. IL admits tina
Gulllemont and lie Forest wert lost
The British claimed only that they tool
Il part of Guillemont.
Against the attacks Of the British
from beaumont to the Somme Gen. vo,
Stein and Gen. Baron Won Marshall re
manned master OF their positions on bot
sides of the .Ancre. and especially abou
Thiepval and northwest OF Poziercs.
Military observers here see in the re
doubled offensive and the extension O
the Somme front concerted planning b.
the Allies to keep Germany occupied OF
all fronts SO that she can reinforce none
and gradually SO to extend the zone o
nghting that her troops will he too fe'
to prevent the Allies from breakin
clear through At some points.
The sun., 1916-09-05
BRITISH TAKE DAR-ES-SALAAM.
chief Town IN Gcrmnn Fast tfricn

LoNpoN. Sept I 1t IL announced Of
town Of German East Africa, sur
rendered his morning. i'ritish naval
forces. in cooperation with tro ps from
BaEamoyo ana Sandani, ar" now oc-
tupy,ng the town.
South Of Npr"g"ro. lo0 miles west
of Dar-uS-Salaam, pursuit of the main
German forces continues, The southern
main body, tn" statement adds, Is In the
rcgion of Matomhn. ON the eastern slope
of tn" Ilguru NJ u%ntains.
Lieut. -'ol Nandcvcn'cr, in command
Of n British force, has reached Kigumi,
rorty-two miles south OF Kilussa. Brig e
Cen. No,thcy, At the head Of another
British force, has occupied Neuiringi.
The sun., 1916-09-05
AMERICAN BOARD IN FRANCE
industrial commission IN Study
Trade Conditions.

BORDEAUX. Sept. +--The American In
duStr!al Commission TO France arrived
last night on the steamer Lafayette and
was received by representatives OF the
municipality and the Chamber Of Com
morcc. Deputy Maurice pamous deliv-
cred the address of welcome and Will
lam W. Nichols. head Of the commission.
responded.
The sun., 1916-09-05

Reyerting to the murder, Miss Me
NifY said she stood w III the utomohi
and begged the men not To shoot Al
this point she wept. Later she said she
had a din, recollection Of hearing a
motorcycle hurryirg down the lane after
the shooting, but her best belief was
that the assassins, Just after blworth
fell. ran on westward In the direction
OF broadway. In telling her story to
Coroner Flynn about TWO hours later
Miss NcNif became so nysterical that
he took her to her hOlie In his own car.
Miss McNin said she was not related
to the Mary McNiN who figured in the
news August, 1912. when John II. Nc
Donald was killed Ky n fan from "A win
dow IN West lO1st street.
81 have MAYER figured IL anE '"l'a-
,ional case she said, She added THAT
she knew Dilworth was married and that
her relatives did not object to her taking
an occasional automobile ride with hin,
she said that she and another young
,nman purchased the business ~ the
Nuyak Company from Corwin two years
AGO and that Corwin. who is "A chemis,
sor legal advice. She ended her recital
by saying to reporters;
NOW I'm going out to get some fresh
air and try to compose myself. am
all worn out from excitement and loss
OF sleep
DEPUTY Police Commissioner scull am!
Inspector Cray had all tho downtown
ends of the case looked into YESTERDAY
without making much progress except IN
the way Of satisfying themselves thai
The sun., 1916-09-05
Acme ~ Terrific righNns.

With every action the artillery Gems
70 become more powerful and accurate.
and the infantry more cunning in work.
iug IN cooperation with il. II y~eS'er-
day from ,;inchy south TO the Som'ne,
where the crux Of the action was. the
last word in the scientific concentrated
horror o. modern warfare a repre-
.rutrh
II" British carried 'he.r light ma
hin. guns forward and with these faced
he German counter attack under cover
# their artillery. At Mouquet Farm
tae Australians had to WELD part OF the
ground gained. with the Germans at
last accounts in possession of the farm
i;sclf
Du. Of the most formidable German
uuuter attacks struck southwark trying
- catch the British. who had entered
';inohy IN IN, iunk Guillemont lost,
,;uchy became all the more vital to the
Germans. The Germans brought up re-
endorsements So did the British.
tmidst. these ruins. with the runs Of
ur,thri side daring to fire because of
fear Of hitting their " men, machine
guns and rifles ratified where they could
he used and bombers worked from the
cover Of any remaining trenches, shell
craters and piles OF mashed brick and
mortar.
ANiators scouting Tor information, VINO
looked down on the scene. saw II as a
mad football scrimmage OF struggling
iigures.
The British still are holding fast 'o
the sunkcn road beyond t;u.llemont. and
in a pclting rain this M Irning fghtinl
continued around Falfcmont Farm ant
III" wedge OF the wood where a section
II the Prussian Guard still holds out
Withou, cessation German guns hav'
Keep, up a terrific volume OF shell hr'
N Guilleimont.
The sun., 1916-09-05
VpheavaI Of Tra ditiOn.

The extent of the upheaval is empha-
sized by the fact, hitherto ~unno'iced
abroad. that both Hiudenhurg and lat
dcndorfY have been given new titles.
Falkenhayn was chef OF the Genera
staff That title. traditiona! since the
time OF the great Won Moltke. disappears
and I~tindenburg becomes chief OF the
General Staff of the Field Army. Pre-
sunably there IL nc connection between
his office and the General StaH IN Der
lin.
L~udendorff's title Is entirely new lite
IS called First Quartrrmaster-tieiieral.
Th.r. is no precedent m the RUSSIAN
military hierarchy to define his place.
The sun., 1916-09-05

i.oNpoN. Sept. 4.-The Official state
Tent from general headquarters to-nigh'
This morning the enemy made a
counter attack against our newly won
position northwest Of Mouquct farm
lie was easily repulsed. North OF
Falfemout farm our troops gained fllr-
thcr ground during the afternoon
HEAVY lighting continues on TINS ro'
ton " our front.
The sun., 1916-09-05

ORANGE. y, u. sept. Two young
men VINO gave their names as Henry \
Ucllcwig and Charles Wigeou both nf
So Day street. South Orange. are locked
IN here on the rharg" Of attempting Ia
dcfraud Mrs. w :. Rodic Of e.1 Scot
land road Of her AUTOMOBILES.
The sun., 1916-09-05

The text of She day British ofhc.a
statement follows
Fighting between the Somm" and
the An,rc was severe, the British adj
The sun., 1916-09-05

MISS MARY v. McNIFF Of 102
" West Seventy-ffth street.
companion of Dwight p. Dilworth
in the fatal motor ride, is the
only witness Of his murder in Van
Cortlandt Park.
The sun., 1916-09-05
The austrian Neport.

BEsiI%. Sept 4,-The text ~ me
Austro e. Hungarian Official statement
Eastern Wdr Theatre, Rumau.an
Front-Hosi le artillery IRE was di-
reCted yesterday saturday against
N~agy-SZeher tIcrmannstadD. In the
cyorgy sector the Rumanians ad-
vanced against our positions in crop
ing fashion. our artillery repulsed hos
tile r~econnoitrlrG attachments. Other
wise nc situation = unchanged and
there - nothing ,iuuoitant to export.
ArChduke Charl.s's Front-Soutl-
west OF F~undumo,diyi and ives, Of
Moldava our troops completely re
pulsed several Russian attacks. Mount
Plunka. southwest of Rafailvo, vas
taken by the Russians after client
fighting
Southeas, ~ Brzczany Yesterday sew
eral Russian advances failed ON IN
oay the enemy began q new attack.
RepuIs~ Russian Attack.
prinoe i.eopoLI's Front North ~
Ibnrow German troops of Gen. vnp
Roehm-Emollis army pursued the
enemy beyond his trenches when re-
pHlslur "A Russian attack.
italian War Thea're-On the coast
land front moderate artillery duets
continue.
southeastern War Theatre -F.as, ~
ANlona Italian forces again crossed the
Noyusa. The greater part OF these