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GERMANS STRIKE
FOR ROUMAN|A'S
CAPITAL CITY
Berlin Reports Capture Of
Works 30 Miles Below
Bucharest.
PROMPT DENIAL MADE
More Territory Taken by Rou-
manians In Sweep Into
IfanSylyanla.

BERLIN. srpi s--tvih London -
ssyen % tho TutrakAn Works. IN
Southeastern HunAhiA. Including
their afmofcd batteries have been
siormod ~ troops - tho Central
Po~ers. according 10 to-day's Der
man offioial siai.m.nt
LONDON. Hept. t.--Ths Herlin an.
nounoemsnt Of the capture Of seven
Of the Tutrakan works IL taken
here 10 mean that the Kaiser con-
templates q bold strike 10 take Hu-
oharest. the Houmanian capital. Tu-
trakan. which IL only forty miles
southcast of bucharest, lies at the
end OF a railway leading along river
valley directly a. the capital. The
Germans. II IN believed here. hope "a
cross the Danube. strike down this
tho morale Of the Rounanisn people
by seisinE their capital while tho
main Roumsnian army 10 Invading
Transylvania.
h'HBhN'hNse UoWNNVTs ~
sert that the southern frontier 10 well
protected and that bucharest is In no
danger from that direction.
Tho Ruumnnlans have captured
orsovs and Herkulesfuerdoe. In Trau-
syivania. according TO Vienna Advices
TO the Exchange Telegraph Company.
tOrsova. an important Industrial
town. Ia on 70 Danube. a short dis
tancc north OF tho Iro= Gate. whore
the DaGabe quits Hungarian terri-
tory and divides Roumania fro,
Northeastern Serbia
Asrkulssfuerdoe lies II miles TO the
north OF orsova.
: BUCHAREST. Sept. 6.-Roumanian
troops have captured tho Transyi-
vanian town OF sepri- scep- -Gyorgi In
tho Merisor Valley. taking 500
wagons. foodstuffs and forage. II was
ofnciSlly announced to-day.
In Mondays fighting small en-
counters occurred oil along the UP.
per Maros Valley in northeastern
Transyiv, mia. Tho Roumanians took
GIT prisoners.
Ten German Bulgarian attacks
against the bridgehead Of Tutrakan,
on the Danube, were reprlsed. (The
Germans announced the capture OF
advanced positions at Tutraknn.)
After hot fghting the Roumaniani
occupied the region OF Borzecket and
the heights to tho west, taking 1St
prisoners.
Fighting IL going on along the
whole Dobroudja frontier. A Ger.
mar. Bulgarian attack was repulset
southwest OF Bazardjik. The enemy
bonn barded Caiafat and Islacz.
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GIRL FAILS OR(x
THREE SUSPECTS As ],
D|lWORTH SlAYEN
lcontinusd from FIrs, Pass.,

because he save Too much Of his tim1
10 women friends.
Employees - garage IN airing
ton. y. J. told the police to-day that
Dilworth had his machine repaired
there few days ago. is called be-
fore II Was ready. accompanied BY o
woman. whom they are certain was
Miss McNin With them were I've
male companions whom the sarad
employees describe as "stocky." whiel
comedies with the description Of Dil
worths slayerf. as given by NJ
McNir.
Miss McNir. after her unsuocssset
attempt to Identify tho suspects. ha1
u four-h hour talk with Assistant DIE
trict Attorney Quigley. Al its cloeS
Mr. Quigley said he had no doubU
whatever OF the truthfulness Of the
story told by Miss McNiff from the
time she first gave the alarm afte4
the murder and believed D,lworth wa
the victim OF highwaymen. who werS
hanging about the edge OF the goll
links for any prey they could hndI
and sprang at him ss soon as n
stepped out OF the machine TO expiorv
the dark road.
Her original story was changed
only In that she was inclined TO be-
lieve she had met Dilworth at thu
studio of "A woman named Parks be-
fore he had been recommended to hoq
as a lawyer by her cousin, EugeuS
Corwin, In whose household she lived
Capt. Wines. OF the Bronx Dctec'
tive bureau. recalled from his vacas
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GERMANS LOSE MORE
PRISONERS IN FIERCE
ATTACK ON FLEURl

PARIS. sept. 6.-The Official state
ment to- day says regarding the fight
ing on the Verdun front:
On the right bank OF the Meuss
at about 8 o'clock yesterday eve
ming the enemy attempted An at.
tacck against the village Of
Fleury after a heavy lombard
ment. Caught by the hot fire OF
our machine guns. the Germans
were unable to debouch. The
number OF prisoners taken yester-
day in the sector east of Fleury
has been increased by about 40.
In Lorraine a strong enemy de-
tachment was surprised by our
fire and dispersed at a moment
when II was endeavorlng to carry
one of our advanced positions.
Everywhere else the night was
calm.
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ITALIAN ADVANCE
REPULSED, SAYS BERLIN
Rome, However, Claimed New
Gains-First Snow for Noun
tain Fighters.

BERLIN. Sept. s (via London).-
The Official statement to-day says re-
garding the southeastern theatre:
East Of Avlona the Italian advance
was completely repulsed. The enemy
was forced to retreat to the left bank
Of the Voyusa. All our positions are
again in our hands"
ROME (via London). Sept. e.-An
official statement issued to-day by the
italian War Department says:
"On the whole front bad weather
prevails. The first snow already has
fallen In the mountains.
"The enemy activity yesterday was
reduced to some artillery actions
which were vigorously answered by
our batteries. On the Upper Rio Fell
zon, In the Valley of Boitc. our troops
extended their occupation on the
western slope OF Punta Del Forame'
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RUSSIANS HAMMER
GERMANS CENTRE
BACK TO GAL|C|A
Berlin Admits Retirement
Cars Troops Take 4,5oo
More Prisoners.

BERLIN. Sept S.-(Vfa Londono-
Russian forces, says the ofYicial state
WAN, ,..usa ,o.dav nj tho cerman
.
army hcadquafters' navo pressed
back the center OF Archduke Charles
front between the Zlota Lipa and the
D,.... p,,. ~ o.,,,,.
. w ."
fErfo9NAD' sept WA LON
on).-Russian troops yesterday cap
tured a Teutonic fortified position In
A.. A. ro-.a.nL a.
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BELMONT PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For three year olds
and upward selling; purse $500; seven
furlongs; main course.-Wenonah, "
!warssher), to !: TO- and : to q
to / and to /. second; Nsshon. no u
McTaggarD. s to S. 3 to and to 3.
third, Time-1.2s. Ahara, Andes. Tie
PIN. Tinkle Bell, Benjamin. Burglar and
Edna Kenna also ran.
years oids; purse $500: six furlongs.
straight.-Harvest King. 1l5 (Buxtonl,
l 10 8. out and out. first; Leicester. llb
(Schuttinger. to l.. to ! and to 10,
to 2, 7 to 10 and to I. third. Time,
i.IS Cherry Ripe, Seminole King
Fencer and Battle also ran.
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BERLIN ADMITS LOSS
OF CLERY, ; IL MILES
TO NORTH OF PERONNE

BERLIN. Sept. 8 (via London).-
The town of Clery. on tho Somme
River, sn miles northeast Of Peronne,
has been captured from the Germans
by troops OF the Entente Allies. says
the official statement to-day issued
by the German Army Headquarters
STAFF.
The official statement says:
"The battle on both sides OF the
Somme continues with undimin-
ished intensity. Twenty-eight
French divisions are engaged In
the attack. North Of Somme their
attacks have been sanguinarily
repulsed. The enemy gained
ground at small places in limited
areas. Clery Is In his hands.
South OF the river. In a ding-doni
infantry battle. our first position ha
been maintained against a fresh at
tack Of the French on a front from
Barleux to south OF Chilly. Onl,
there where the most advance
trenches had been entirely-(2 de-
stroyed)-have they been evacuated
Later attacks all have been repulse
with the most severe losses. Tn
Mecklenburg. Holstein and Saxol
regiments especially disunguishe
themselves.
up to last night as the result o
the two-days' battle south OF tn
Somme, 81 officers and l.437 mer
from ten French divisions. and
machine guns have been brought In.
In aerial fights and by anti-air
craft fire thre enemy aeroplanes wer
shot down."
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ssss. ssshss 80 ss.s "a ~ : - -
! Hitls d. s,.s.al ssf oses1 x10
wilu sss ali "a ths o<o>a. -
Matfeg alnsa uileh .sasf sss e~&og4H
wtth his usa shs,s tsi ks tses ~
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uattsd " hits a. nsish snk . tsso -
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~tth lIehsitn blsf ls~t hss u V 49,
sitis 80 q pesnss s,sf a. ses ~ -
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la<a 81 ths tara, h,t Jssss - -
oa ths hsms~efd tftp aud s<pps1 ~
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stth = ga "a tas s.sl,tssnth. 80 -
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p1sf ~ tAs fnish
~ nustun. liantit stna vofie<
sna a.sFss snsil. naltisssse. ns<see<
ali even.
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ne - ,hs mss 81 s.y.ss. f,si % Z
o'cls.s a. s,sh, sss ssessss m~ssins
fsi sesits rsFp.sss 70 esiist 90 o. ..
nise, We vs,s -th 10 siss sces y
s sssisirstss thsi ths sets 90 =
ssrss ~iu 10 sasnimsus a. ns,
ssss' tbs i.sasss sin i@sssdis,slT
pss..ss % sst oct ell uniea msa saa
sshsss che ~ish g. lsaa the stfiks
rss tssss psisuiIis insoi.s1 10
sesasnssses ~ the saisn Nc hssls5
bee i>.n ssu. unloa Ia al his Tsiisosa
esse~s. sna hs spgssSs o. hsss 'hs
i,assd ~ iaSec,efs ~ the in'sfesF
eash bers q him Ths eitg's y-nsf.
ship in,sfes, Ia ,hs ssbssys ssss nss
spI'ssf a. - Represented ~ snyboay
., ises, In ell the eoafsseness sad
sssss asstiass and aiscsssisns ne
ssies has h~ss raised in behsf of the
miiiions ~ ei,issns sho would he
seriously oonssnisso.s is the sweat
~ . strike
Ms hundred msmi,.fs of the Anal.
fsmstsd Association of street ANA
Eisetrie hallway Employees. en-
pioy.d during n, nigh, hours on the
''oresh Car" lines. met at the I'iass
Assembly Itooms. Issinston Avenue
and fthy ninth street. They form
Division ia " tho association ~
witch William J conway 10 presi.
dent. y J. OBrisn. assistant organ
isss 10 william o. tttsscraid. sd.
dressed them.
Eeither Conway nor O'Brisn had
any doubt. they said. but that the
mon would vote 10 suthoriss . sym.
pathetic strike on tho New York
Railways surface lines IN support %
. strike on the slsvatsd aud subway
iinss. Another meeting will be held
81 ths same hall to- might At which
II 10 predicted 5000 men will be
prss-nt TO vote on the same Ques-
ton As that laid before the night
workers to-day.
DIFFICULTY IN HotoiNo MEN
BACK.
Tho questions before these meet
lnes is very simple" said Conway. 1T
Is whether the 5000 enrolled members
Of the association In the employ OF
tho green car lines-motormen. con-
ductors. machinists. electricians.
eleansrs--will support their brothers
on the II" and IA the subways In tho
event they md II necessary to declare
q strike. l think nothing u more cer-
tain than that they will.
The difnculty now 10 TO keep them
from going out prematurcly. there
are many asking why they were not
called out last night. have no doubt
that full authority to Join In the
strike win bs given 10 the Executive
Board"
In the mean time the prospect for
onicial interference appears slight. 4
despatch from Piattsburg says that
Mayor Mitchell would complete his
tour Of training to-day and then start
by motor with Mrs. Mitchell for New
York. He expects to b two days on
his trip.
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DIE . 4.

BRADY.-on Sept. 3, at his residence.
No. II West Fordham Road. THoAAs
v. BRADY.
Funeral Thursday. $50 A. NJ. thence
to the Church OF st. Nicholas OF Toien-
tine, Andrews Avenue and FordhAm
Road. whore . requiem mass will be
celebrated for tho repose OF his soul
Intsrmsnt Calvary Cemetery.
KRAG.-sept. =. MARIA KRAo tnes
Bird). In her s1st year; native OF Nor
folk, England; beloved wife of tho late
Rasmus KraE.
Funeral services Wednesday evening
at s,lb at her late residenc1. lS0 W.
peth st.; funeral Thursday atlO A. NJ
! intsrmsnt woodlAwu Cemetery.
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1892 OFFICERS LOST.
English Report says of This Total
li,A2Y Were Killed.

LONDON. Aug. ib correspondence
Of the Associated Press). ).-Casuaity lists
for the nrst two weeks OF August show
that the British army lost 600 officers
killed. lJ02 wounded and 2o% missing. a
total OF 5.bOs. This brings up the losses
since the beginning Of the war to Ss,92?
officers. OF whom A.St2 have been killed
or died OF wounds. 2A.6S0 wounded and
$500 are missing.
In the fortnight six Lieutenant
Colonels were Killed.
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BLUE B0NNETs RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse $500: for
%sldeR msrd R.tsSsrbsrt. ia tRosinson1. ;S7o,
81 80 and S2.4O. first; Captain Ray. ia
Parrington). S2,40. $3.50, second
starter iIi tschamerhorn). $500, third.
Time, l.l73-5. Mad Tour. Detriment
and Dirigible also ran.
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Nobody Killed In Any German
Food RlOts,

BERLIN (via wireless to Sayville.
L. I). Sept. s.-Recent foreign reports
that hundreds OF persons have been
killed in food riots IN Germany. were
semi officially denied to-. day. Not a
many In any food riot II was stated.
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Attorney Vert. Raised to Judge
ahip.

WASHINGTON. Sept S-Edward s.
Wertz. United States Attorney for
Northern Ohio at Cleveland. has been
slected by President Wilson for ap-
nointment as United States District
Judge Of that district. to succeed Judge
John II. Clarke. recently made an Asso'
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-The Teas Over: sell.
ing: purse $500; for three year. olds and
upward: six furlongs,-Dimit l0t
Cooper. second: Uncle Hart. ~
Murphy, third. Time, liz T. 8. Water
War, Corsicau and Othello also ran.
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Senator La Toilette RenominateA.

MILWAUKEE. Sept. s.-United States
Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette. Pro-
sressive Republican. was nominated by
the Republican, to succeed himself BY
q $4,000 majority over Malcolm Jeffriss.
conservative Republican fairly complete
primary returns indicated. Gov. Il. L.
Philips, Conservative Republican. won
the nomination by large plurality.
Burt Williams. for Governor, and VIII
lam W. Wolf. for United States SEN
ator. were nominated by the Demo-
Gratis.
The evening world., 1916-09-06
sERBlANS IN HOT FIGHTING.
violent Artillery Actions on the
MaccdO nian Front.

PARIS. Sept. 6.-violent artillery ac-
tions are In progress In the region Of
Lake DoiT IN and the Struma River, on
the Macedonian front in the sector held
by the Sertians. the War once an
uounced to-day
The evening world., 1916-09-06

Burglars Toast victini's Health.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6,-Poet,c
burglars robbed John Ashbert's safe
early to-day and pledged the proprt-
stors health In q toast left on a card.
The evening world., 1916-09-06
Nine Deaths for Week at Berder,

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.--Nine deaths
were reported among miiitiamen on the
Mexican border during the week ended
Sept. .. the War Department announced
to- day. The sick list during the week
the border. OF the 1926 regulars In
the Southern Department. 2.4S per cent
were sick during the week. There was
one death.
The evening world., 1916-09-06
FRENCH BEAT BACK
ATTACKS Of GERMANS;
NEW BRITISH GAINS
Continued from First Page.)

face Of the most furious counter-at-
tacks. and the allies. instead OF giving
ground. have made important new
gains.
BOTH FRENCH AND eRiTisH
CONTINUE TO ADVANCE.
Tho War Once. In Its latest ofacial
report, tells OF the capture OF the
village OF Ommiecourt. Hospital farm.
Rainnette Wood and part OF Marrieres
Wood by the French. while the Brit
ish pushed on a mile beyond Guille-
mont and took complete possession OF
the defenscs In Falfemont farm, on q
front OF 1000 yards, which the Teu-
tons considered impregnable.
The German losses are said to have
been terrible. but the French assert
their own losses are negligible. Many
thousand prisoners. more than a score
Of guns and q hugo amount of wal
booty have been captured.
The brunt Of the terrific struggl,
appears from the bulletins to hav'
fallen upon tho French. who hav'
been fighting over every foot Of thei
lines from the outskirts of Combles
five miles north OF the river. to thos
Of Chaulnes, nearly fifteen mile
south OF II. They have been able
however. last nights bulletin declares
not only to repulse every Gsrma
counter attack south OF the river an
gain more ground at several I'm
portant points there. but also to max
fresh advance north Of the Somm'
carrying another village and sewers
other strong positions.
The lack OF spirit displayed by tn
, Germans In counter attacks Of II
last two days offers evidence. accort
ing to French military men. OF r
severe shock TO the German moralsS
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shin stopped by Neutrality Boat.

The Belgian steamer Libra. outward
bound for Lisbon. Portugal. was or
dered back into port at Quarantine to-
day by a Government neutrality boat.
The Libra Sd lied without clearance pa
pers. II was stated.
The evening world., 1916-09-06
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET.
iTEMs FOR ,NvEsroRs.

ors declared dividend OF ies on pre-
ferred stock. payable Oct. 2.
Interborough Consolidated regular
quarterly dividend OF I'M on pre-
ferred stock.
American Securities Co.--Regular
quarterly dividends OF lM% on pre-
fsrred A and ik% on preferred q
stocks. payable Oct, Q,
Anaconda Copper Co. produced in
increase OF 6.ooo.o 900 pounds over Au-
gust, 1915.
Erie R.iirosd for .sy8n month,
:fiS:a :is.s tax. ;a'y ,,Ss.Si y ;Ss"' A increased
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tho Anglo French victories In this
weeks hghting on the Somme.
The second anniversary of tho be-
ginning OF tho battle Of the Marne,
which turned the German tide from
the gates OF Paris. was c, c,lohrated
here to-day while Paris took stock ot
the new successes on tho Sommc.
The principal celebrations. however.
will be held next sunday.
The evening world., 1916-09-06

Tho French War once Sunday
night announced the capture OF Clery
and Forest. The Germans on Monday
admitted the loss OF Forest.
The evening world., 1916-09-06
TRAVEL CONDITIONS ALREADY
oEMoRAllZEO.

Travel conditions on the IL" and
subway were considerably demorai-
led during the morning rush hour
to-day. An unusually largo number
Of employees failed to report for
duty. The presence of strikebrsakers
In terminals and on platforms irri-
tatsd the men At work and confused
the customary. orderly details OF
operation. The employees have con-
ciuded that the company 10 trying TO
fsses them into . strike and they are
in an ugly mood about Il.
Unless some power not now
In sight intervenes. strike
win b. called on thk Il" and sub.
way ct > o'clock to-Iaorrow morning
1hsrs y 70 b vote q mass meet
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Fort Brown Notes
0lnCcrS Complete Test Ride.

The officers ot The Fourth Infantry above
the rank Of captain thu mornIn. completed
'lc ninety mil, test ride required ~ army
orders oi all high ranking field officer,
each year. The officers are required IA
thirty miles each day for three day.
They are subjected to 4 physical cNamIna-
ton both before and after The test.
The officers participating IN the ride
were: Colonel +. T.. Hatch. Lieutenant
Colonel John I. Finley. Major Il. D..
Evans, MAYOR J. +. kirkpatrick and Major
Paul Wolf.
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Fashion Pointers

sleeves are frequently absent in mo
tor coats. their plar hriug taken by
shoulder capc>.
frightened hudicc> and many frillS are
predicted for the coming season.
Tullc outlined with a wired hem anl
horlcrrd with seed pearls. u 4 novel
idea for 4 wedding veil.
The separate train when worn for
full evening drc>>. j. usually cut like 4
sash and attached 10 the wai>tline nj
the back.
The skirts uf some IF the prciticSt
evening dresses. are the simplest of
pointed o~vcrSkirts. falling over rufies
Of tulle.
\ smart skating costume is Of vel
vctccn. the Goa Of black and the skirt
rather Wide black and white stripes.
The low >hOe j. an All the year round
%fa,orite. but ON the street il should be-
worn with a saiter.
DO not cut the skirt Of your new frock
short. without allowing something for
lcn.thcning. There i n rumor that the
yer! short skirts are going out.
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Medley Overture To
Feature Concert Al
Army Post Sunday

x medley overture viii bc the feature Of
il" rrurrtt hy the Fourth United States
Infantry band AZ Fort Brown al 3 O'Clock
sunday afternoon. Chief Musician lanes
u. l'rrNitt announced the following pro
cram Tor he event:
March. "fIIlmorc'- TriumphaI.7 STAN
hau-h.
Ballet music from Faust tal ''Enscmbl,
"a Helen and Her Trojan Maiden~ and
Cleopatra and her Nubian Slaves" thj
Entry al Nubian Slaves tcl "Sol,
naurr "A Cleopatra N Gonuod
Waltz. Dream on the Ocean" Gunel.
Medley overture. Bit of Remck'.
IT, III Ao. III; arr hy Lampe.
Hungarian dance. LA Zlneana." B"hni
f"N rt"t. "EIgging tAc Scale" Clay
poole.
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Promethus and Pandora.

The people Of Greece believed that he
fore the world was created there was ::
mixture . iSky. air aud earth called cha
-. This WAS later arranged ~ the
gods 80 that the land was laid and the
water placed around it. The gods were
helped III arranging the earth IN tw"
Tit;mS. or giants, Promcthcu> and
ErimelhcuS.
After making the earth. the Titan>
made animals. They gave each j wca.
pom 10 protect itself. such ~ giving i
snake a poison.
The Tilans then created man. After
givin. each Mind Of animal a separate
gift. The, had none left Ia give man. The
two brothers. after thinking a long time
without success. asked 10 give man
fire. The TitaHS then had another prob.
lem to face because they had no fire Ia
give man. PromcihcuS finally decided Ia
90 to the sun and steal SunIc fire. dur
ing the time ZcuS was not nj home. Aft
or gcttin. the fire. the Titan> gave i! e.
man as his weapon.
When ZeuS came back 10 his palace,
hc saw smoke on earth. Thinking him
self mistaken. he locked again and
found that he was not mistaken. lie al
once grew angry and de'ided Ia punish
man. lie resolved to send woman IL
him. llephaestus. the smith Gf The
gods. made this woman and each god
gave her a separate gift. Among the
gifts was curiosity. This woman was
Pandora.
Promethens. Who always looked ahead
would not take Pandora. IlcrmrS. the
herald Of the gods. then took her e
E~pimcthcuS. because he looked only mp
on the present. With Pandora the her
aid brought 4 jar of curious design
Pandora'S curiosity was aroused: after
hc>itnting a few minutes. she opened
the Jar and al the plaques. worries
ana troubles flew ont aud stung her. y
Few DAYS later She heard n sweet voice
,alling her from the Jar: she opened II
\ AMI Hope flew out into the world.
IcuS was not satisfied with the pun
i~hmcnt made hy Pandora's curiosity. II
~ chained III, mcihru> To u rock anon.
thee C.ura>1> Mis-. \ bird was place.
on The rel 4" aH: The liver az rr"mcthc
u~. vh; Il crew ~ fast a. il was eaten
~ this way. Pr mc,hrH> waS t"rturc'
until released h Hercules.
NNiGNEEr SEAEtEN. High SiNth.
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W. suite WI The best carc mntiicrs can
give them Iin- weather brings sickness 10
many children. Mrs. u. Nrnrru-r, Fan
Claire. Wi~., writes: 'Foley'~ Honey anI
Tar cured ny boy w y severe attack 1T
Group after other remedies had failed. IL
i q wonderful remedy for coughs, colds,
group and whooping cough " stops Ia
grippe coughs. Martinez Drug Store, north
corner Market Square.-adv.
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SCHOOL NEWS
MISS MARY RICH. Edtori
hiQh Seventh Grade.

Monday the seventh grade continued
their review in history. as We expected
Ia have a final examination Tuesday.
Tuesday appeared on the -ene ana We
found the ~blackboards filled with queS
licns in history. Although We hal no
failures. OR grades were not the best.
A. We failed 10 bring in current cv-
cntS Wednesday. Mrs. Bowles. our tea
cher in geography. kindly excused rs;
but We had To bring them in Friday. S
We began our lessons in %ciyics. as We
have finished United States history
In our geography lesson a certain
pupil said that the Siberian Peninsula
ronnected Europe and Asia.
Thursday We had a written lesson in
geography. but ] am requested moi to
publish result.
IN arithmetic We are studying square
roo
Friday We had our postponed cur-
rent events. A. We did not have recess
We got out fifteen minutes earlier.
ECENELL GOODRICH. Reporter.