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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28

bon. then yOuugstcr. was passInp
through dangerous Illness, and had
been nursing the end Of n telegraph
wire for days That day he was fight
Ing for his life. and was utterly In.
capable of momorizlng even two lines
Tie evening performance was almos,
due, and | was sitting in my dressing
room yainly staring AT the meaningless
verses. sick nj heart with anxiety. Sud.
denly three telegraph operators rushed
In with news. The boy had passed the
crisis. and was on the way to recovery.
The operators had not even waited 10
write II down. and raced each other 10
be the firBt with the news
Grateful and light.heartcd, | began
to study, and an hour or two later /
gave Casey AT the Bat for the first Of
several thousand times. Need | say IL?
They liked II. They howlcd with glec
over II. and then began to realize tha,
had find indeed,
The piece never failed me. Soon II
was demanded wherever ! went. II
began to look AZ II Casey and were
to be team mates for all time. and In
my gratitude to the author developed
"A deep and abiding desire to discover
and meet him.
hunted him for four years Then.
one night in Worcester. Massachusetts,.
I was asked to join party OF men at
the club after the performance. de.
II was late and was tired.
But" said my would.be host. "Mr.
Thaycr. the author OF Casey at the
Bat. IL TO be there.
accepted with unseemly haste.
could have kept me from that
gathering. found MIR. Thayer IA
charming. scholarly and very modest
gentleman. who seemed pleased to
meet me. but embarrassed by the prom.
inence that the occasion gave him. We
had delightful interchange OF compii.
mcnts.
That WAS one Of the few events OF
the sort In nearly thirty years when ]
did not recite Casey" They did bet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28
Notice o. Gstray

Came to my place at the Midway
barn. klamath Falls. on June Is. 1916.
four animals described ~ follows:
One large bay horse about II years
old. branded US on left shoulder.
Three 2-year-old bay colts. branded
e in half circle on left hip.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for feed and ad'
vertisins expense.
16-23.S0 w. c. PECK.
Notice Of Final esttiemeRt
In the Matter Of the Estate oe Harriet
Roberts. Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that the IN.
derstsned ~ administrator Of the -
tate OF Harriet Roberts. deceased. has
fled In the county court Of the state
of Oregon. for klamath county. the
hnsi account Of his administration Of
said estate. and that the court has
fixed Saturday. the 33d day Of July.
1916. at the hour Of 10 o'clock In the
forenoon a. the time and the Klamath
county court room a. the place for the
hearins Of objections to said account.
II any. and the settlement thereof.
Dated June -. 1916.
CHAS. !. ROBERTS.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Harriet
Roberts. Deceased. 33-3s-s-ls.3o
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28

After creating excitement az n liter
ary production wherever read or re-
cited. that famous American poem
Casey at the Bat" is to appeal to an
other of mans senses. the cycs. Il has
just been alhed. with. Of course. D,
Wolf Hopper. who popularized Casey
In the title role.
hut rsad Hoppor's own story
oy og WOLF HOPPER
have found out the real reason why
was lured out here TO Los Angeles.
I'm making 4 moving picture Of Casey
at the Bat" Il had to come. Casey"
has pursued mo for nearly three de.
cades. and II was 10 be- expected that
he would follow me even into tho
Alms.
i'vc boon afraid OF H. knew II In
my secret soul. never brca,hed n
word Of my inward dread 10 any one.
but all the umc was cantcring
through Don Quixo,c" I heard the
stcaithy footsteps of Casey" In my
wake. Two more pictures. thcn--bir'
Casey swings. and ! am battcd into the
Inevitable.
Il was twcntyscvcn years ago ,ha,
Casey and hrst met, The famous
poem was nrxi published In the San
Frsncisco Examiner about 1853, l,
was signed with the Initials u. l.. r
n the modest Californian. Mr. Ernest
l.. Thayer. had but added the Ave other
letters Of his surname TO tina, sigma
turc hc would have presented a long
and heated literary controversy ana
saved himself years Of annoyance.
The verses were brought from Cali
sornia 10 New York by the novelist.
Archibald ciavering Gunther. who gave
them TO the man who was then utilIx.
Ing my services. Mr.. McCaull Of the
McCauli opera company.
Ono night shortly afterwards two OF
the big league teams were to attend
our performance. and Mr.. McCaull sug. |
Ecsted that learn the verses and re-
cite them before the curtain that night.
II was st the time when my eldest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28
Jackson Co. Road Grew
Works on Green Springs

travel 10 the Ashland Rogue River
Round.Up on July 4, s and 8.
A large force Of carpenters are work.
ing continuously on Ashland's 5000
show grounds. and from all indications
the town will be proud Of the Round.
Up committees work In erecting these
first class stands.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28
Filing Of Final Account

To Whom 1t May Concern:
The undersigned having aled with
the clerk OF the county court Of KAN
ath county. Oregon. his Anal account.
as administrator Of the estate Of
Anna A. Thomas. deceased. and
the court by order duly entered
having set the 18th day OF July. 1915,
Al the hour Of 10 O'Clock q. m. in the
forenoon of said day. in the county
court room Of the court house In the
city OF klamath Falls. klamath coun'
ty. Oregon. as the time and place for
hearing and determining objections to
said account and the discharge OF said
administrator:
Notice IL hereby given to al per
sons having objections thereto to hle
the same and have the same ready for
presentation on the day mentioned.
HAROLD T. THOMAS.
lS.33.s0.7.ll Administrator.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28
Netiee to Creditors

Notice Ii hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed ID
ministratrix Of the estate OF Baruabul
y. Dradburn. deceased. by The county
court OF Klamath county. Oregon. and
all persons having claims against said
estate are required to present same ia
me at the law once OF r. c. Groesbeck.
In klamath Falls. Oregon. within six
months from the date OF this notice,
verified a. BY law required.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
June IS. 1916.
ROSE e KEESEE,
bus N. Bradburn. Deceased.
1s.3e-3.10.l7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28
Moving Pictures

jealousy, bitter and undyins. Ia the
keynote Of the latest masterpiece Of
hlm craft to be shown at the star to.
night. Robert D. Mantell, supreme In
the portrayal Of emotional roles. 70 ably
supported by BEAUTIFUL Gensvisvs Ham
per. Mr.. Mantell is cast a. Ralmond
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28
speeia, Meeting for e,ks.

Special Meeting for Eiks.
klamath Falls Lodge No. 1247. b. p.
o. Elks, will hold special meeting to-
morrow night. Some time ago the lodge
voted to meet once month only. but
at tomorrow nights session, class Of
candidates will be initiated.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28

ASHLAND. June 2S.--Jack True II
working 4 big crew Of men improving
the Jackson county Of Green Springs.
Klamath Falls road.
Mr.. True reports the road will be In
the best condition II has ever been in
by July 1st, to take care Of the heavy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28
Casey at the Bat" Fandom's One
Great Classic, Now Immortalized
Through the Movie Mans Camera

POEM THAT MAS CREATED FURoRg rHE UNITED
srArGs A. TRUE PICTURE the PSYCHOLOGY or r.e
NATIONAL GAME OF sAsEsALt HAS JUST BEEN MADE INTO
"cAsgv"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28
Notice for Bids

Sealed bids win be received BY
School District No, ] up to July ),
1916, for the transportation Of school
children from the southern boundary
Of the district to the Riverside and
Mills schools. by either auto or wagon
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Particulars can be
secured from the undersigned.
27.St IDA. b. MOMYER. Clerk,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28

sas,ooo = lsaH q . psr cent - m.
eatsd land. .-Artksr \. vsllelsa ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28

Automobile insurance Of every
desc riptioa. chilcots. q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28

surety bends white ysu walt. -
chiieets. :
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28

Ask chlicots about the klamath
Country,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-28

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon. for the County Of klamath.
The Klamath Development Co.. . Cor
pOration. Plaintiff.
The sun., 1916-10-23
FIRE ENGINE WRECKS MOTOR.
Five CITY Employees Haired Ou,.
Ose Seriously Tort.

struck by a motor fir" engine. an
Automobile in which six men. city sm-
ployees. were riding was demolished las,
night nj Bedford avenue and ~. Johns
place. brooklyn. One ~ the NOR, IL ~
believed. will die. The Others escaped
serious injury.
Edward McCrinslisk ~ 49, IIeves
street. Brooklyn, a ci,y M stcr,
IS enc owner Of the car.
Nctrinsliss was buried under the car
and With him Thomas K%avanaugh ~ w
Hooper street, an engineer IN the employ
OF the city. Both were unconscious
when an ambulance arrived from
Swedish Hospital. hu; McCrins!isk re.
Nived and went home. Kavanaugh's legs
We're broken and he received internal IN
jur.es which. II was said AT she hospital,
would cause death.
Thomas Farrell! OF 30 Penn street aAd
Joseph Quinn OF 202 Ross street. city
clerks. got only bruises and sca,r
wounds. John Rogers. q city Inspector
was unhurt. The sixth man l.al,d lee.
fore thc crash. witnesses said. and ran
way.
Joseph Gonich. \ wears old. Of t2i
Grand street. was knocked down by an
automobile driven by Norris KATE. 90
Of 7G5 Jersey avenue at Grand stree,
and Monmouth avenue. Jersey City
KATE took the lad to the City Hospital
where he del o. a fractured skull
katx was arrested.
/ 1sidore Sockof, i6. Of go summit
avenue. Jersey city. q messenger boy
was run over = Summit and Newark
avenues. Jersey City. The driver o,
TIE car. Caste I.embo OF 10 Dalcs ave.
nue.. was arrested for assault.
The sun., 1916-10-23

THE map shows the two Rumanian fronts-the
northern and northwestern or Transylvanian
front and the southeastern or Dobrudja front. On
both fronts the Teutonic armies are trying to in
wade the Rumanian plain, take Bucharest and crust,
Rumania.
In the Dobrudja Field Marshal Won Mackensen's
advance is indicated by arrows. The eastern ex-
trerhity of the line and its centre, held by Russians
and Rumanians, have been driven back toward the
Black Sea port of Constanza. Cobadin, just south
of Medjidia, fell yesterday. Thus far the western
end Of the line, on the Danube, seems to be holding.
The sun., 1916-10-23
RUSSIANS BEATEN IN
NARAYUYKA BATTLE
Now Hold Only Small strip Of
Ground West Of River on
Road to Halicz.

ioSpoS. Oct. ca-On'y a small s.rip
Narayuvka River IN Galicia now re-
mains IN Russian hands. More Of these
positions. SO valuable In the drive on
i.cmherg by n Ranking attack on Ha-
!icz. The key to Lcmbc;g, were regained
Today by "a Teuton counter attack, Bor-
In PctroErad SAVE stub.
worn Fighting still goes Oh and the posi-
a., pns have changed hands several times.
Thc German statement says:
Army Group nf Prince Leopold
BEFORE the centre ~ Col. Gen. Won
WOyrsch's forces and wer, Of Lutsk
~'Nolhynia). the artillery fire IN some
sections increased on both sides.
Engagements In advanced positions
west II the upper Stripa were favor-
able to US.
German infantry under Gen. Won
tcrCk. after the successful localized
advances Of rcccn, DAYS. defeated the
eneny in a general attack between
Svis;elniki and Skomorochy. only a
small stretch OF territory ~ the ives,
bank nf the Nirsyuvka Is still IN pos
session Of the enemy. Counter at
'acks by the enemy. which cost him
, cav lo~scs. resulted IN failure. We
captured nine officers and 1+S men.
T0-day's Russia, s.itar-nt follows:
90 tn River >~;araylvka. in tie
trgion OF the villages of Svistelniki
aud Shutrorochy. stubborn fighting 10
proceeding 'or Possession OF the
d Fights ana woods on the western
bank. These positions changed hands
several times. The enemy launched
fierce attacks which were repealed 10y
our fire.
The sun., 1916-10-23
DROPS BOMBS ON sHEERNEss.
Herman Raider L. Pursu~d aud
Probnbly Was Destroyed.

"SrnS oct. "a hostile aeropiane
"'nich appeared 'o-day over the forti-
lid seaport ~ S.i,ern"ss. NJ the mouth
4 ~" Thames. and dropped bombs. was
pursued b" British air raft aud is he
lirvrf to nave b,tu destroyed.
TN" following official account Of the
Httrck WAS given out
hos;!l. aeroplins approached
Snecrncss AZ about A. l.. NJ. To-day,
living very high. -Four bombs wcr.
dropped. tire" Of which fcl. into thu
hrrbor. The fourth fell III the vicinity
~ a railway station and damaged
>,v'rul railway carriages.
British n,roplancs Went up and the
oider made of in a nOi;heaster.y
lircr'lon. No casualties have been
yrpurted.
A late, official communication said
A hos;il" seapIsnc wsS shot down
and destroyed this afternoon by one
~ our naval aircraft. The enemy
hin fell into tn. sea. Judging
by time, it was probably the s-aplan.
which visited ShcerncSs.
The sun., 1916-10-23
DUTCH EXPLAIN STAND.
All Submarines to Ne Treated ~
Vessels Of War,

LONDON, Oct. 2o.--Reuter's Amster-
dam correspondent sends the following
concerning the Netherlands Govern
ment's note on the use Of Dutch waters
by submarines:
Replying to the Entente Allies sub
marine note. the Dutch Government init
mates that in consequence Of the uncer-
tainty Of the status Of submarines they
will be treated as warships. and, In ac-
c%ordancc with III" Dutch neutrality
proclamation, will not he allowed to en-.
ter or remain In Dutch waters except or
well defined conditions.
1.-THE Government. however, will moi
intern merchant submarines. because
there il no principle Of international law
which would Justify such n course. Com
mercial submarines will be treated a.
merchantmen"
The sun., 1916-10-23
VILLA CUTS DUMAS
FORCES TO PIECES
Lures 'CarranZa Troops Into
Mountain Pass. Then Ban
dts SwOOp Down.

~. PAso. Tex. nc;. 42-Ccn Carlo
ozuna. badly whipped. Is reported psi.
re'rca'ing into Chlhuahui city ;o'l"r, '
closely b. IL" command ~ i'rt'e. .
villa. vm = has administered 70 S'3'.. ,
defeat "a Ia" tarranza cpmmaud,r o. 81
his men.
Ozuna We sent ont from ~ ,laN1,
city to defeat the bandit i"'i'r
was led into a trap by The Ni'lis't.. d
cording TO advic"~ received IN T.. p
III American ~ i''ary c|.r"Ics. .tud
command was virtually rut ~
Til" N'''istas cdr" battle NJ . r =
raili cad station, 'l"r foll hacf
pd:"rt'y defeated pzurn fo!l"w,! 90,
INTO ~" rountt'ns. where tho NrH'
svoop.d down upon the ,'ar-l'a.r
from both SIDES ~ rut them - pc
CHIHUAHUA CRY. Mexico, a. o.
Gen. Villa was irT"a,"d an BE- i,'.e.'.
in. closely followed 10y Cen pli.a
cord'ng 10 r;on. Tre,ino io-d1v.
n adyInc" column c' Con N-,'g
engaged the enemy Yesterday. VITO r6-
c.u'ra;ed all bands. numbering 'v5-
Loco men. AT Santa Ysabcl Losse, a.,
reported heavy on both sides Na-''r
Lopez, bandit loader. il reported h'l"'
md Col. Martin Salinas second - cow
land 20 Gen. Ozuna. WOUNDED.
Toircon reports the surrender Of in.',
Villa bandits Ia Ctrrauza force the
LAREDO. Texas. oct. 22-Nrs Virgin
Carran,a. wife of the fira' CNirf. w.t.
her two daughters and Mr.. Niytfn ~
RECON. wife II tn" MoN!can MIn.s'e- o
War. arrived N Nuc>o Laredo tod,
from Mexico City on a SPECIAL VA
they would not discuss their 'rIp ao'
III object.
The sun., 1916-10-23

over by the senior member. Earon
Geprei, Minister OF National Defence. In
accordance with precedent. all the Min
listers will offer their designations To- the
Emperor. but Il r. not expected they vii.
be accented.
The Minister of the Interior. Prince
lIohenlohc- Schillinxsfurst who is on
leave Of absence. will return Immediately
&c Vienna and will act as Premier. The
Minister q. Finance. Or. % Eoeri r.
Intended to leave to-day fcr q trip of ~
spcction in Bosnia. Du; has postponed
his departure.
Among thos. mentioned as possible
I VI .ccssors OF Count Stuerekh are Prince
Hohcnlohe- Schilinssfurs'. Baron Won
BECK. former Preinier. and DIR. koerler.
Tho Premier was n Arm opponent of
! progressive trends In Austrian politics.
/, lie withs,ood unswervingiy the demand
for the c"nvocatlon Of Parliament. which
mas not been In session since before the
He was largely responsible for the
! stern Austrian press censorship. but
there were no indications here that shc
waves Of political feeling had run high
enough in Austria To result in his as
s~3ssination. He vas not regarded as a
, man ~ particular force. but rather as
n" representative OF IA system.
berlin newspapers point out that the
murderer of the Premier was OF un-
balanced mind says the Overseas
News Agency. His sister has been in
an insan. asvlum for more than ten
wears.
"Dr. n iedrich Adler advocated anar-
chistic theories and was q violent oppo-
rent Of his father, Dr. Victor Adler, the
recognized leader OF Austro-Hunsariar
Socialists. A few days ago the trb'iter
z~itanO Of Vienna, III" official newspaper
The sun., 1916-10-23
DEAD AT HOTEL" HE WIRES.
Relatives H~astentns tU the seen
Find salesman . Suicide.

Jay l.. rllc. a %pcrfumcry salesman.
committed suicid" yesterday by drinking
cyanide ot potassium In II room az the
Hotel Rrrslin. IL" was married md left
street.
Pyle stopped a, a telegraph Office a
block from the hotel on his way there
and sent "A telegram TO his brother. How
ard {, Pyle Of So First place. brooklyn.
l, read Lem Is dead "a; III. Hotel
Bresliu," and was signed \. {. Williams.
Howard Pyle and Walter iIanford. his
brother-in-law, hurried to tho hotel.
They found the name" NJ \. G. Williams
registered. and breaking IL, the door
OF the room TO which the man had been
sent they found Pylc's body.
The sun., 1916-10-23
BIG FIGHT FOR TRENCH.
Regina Works Three Mile" Long
and FormidabIy Defended.

-I ,,,s L,,n. t...,,o,r,J pr,sS
"op0''""'' ~ a.,
BRITISH FRONT IN HAVE oc' 81
via London. Oct. 22.-With the return
NJ ayh, ,nu w..,her tho british resumed
..,..
'he inclusive u" " "'se' !" '".' ~
noon AMI turned on enough unnre ana
sent in enough troops to make sure
p.y,,, .rsrc, rag chair. I, IVA. the
-. -.
"os' important '''"eN '" '"'e. "eo"
All this month Regina trench has been
dc yeloplng a sinister reputation. II
IL. ~ o,, H., u,. ,,r,ioc..n,, Il,
800
tne neignoorho"d Oh lhltpNAi' ~" amy
thihg III mat REGION WIN i's 'othiort-
able duSouts. the Germans Ike TO Ie'ti'
IN order 10 prevent the a'tiNe oN.'r
ffohl IRON orohuehihs' anu tor announcer
reason winch "A British so'oiet eSpr"ssei
wnen ne SAID WIN WINTER coming on
We feei the need OF th"se ueSp snug
dugouts IN" Germans spent so much
time In building
fHftles OF the british kot possesslou
OF portions OF Regina trench on several
occasions, nut the Germans swarined III
front OF their burrows ana repuised III"
invaders. EN1oehtfy heaiha trcn'h was
not to he taken by niopllng u re-
Huired one big bite. In such cases there
II nothing 70 90 Dat wall TAI c.aI
weather. when the gunners can 'ce whll
they are do'ng ana turn on Il No. !
artillery curtain nre.
yesterday morning = SCI gunner :
sinilc was on the race OF IN" whoIc army.
Snsteau OF am ana mlst ihdhihE q gun
ners pane OF low Visibility an almost
~'ntfy sun was SHINING III cryel"l clear
alr-iiteraiiy an aftiiieiyhnali AeaN"''
stan ofhCeis VINO arrange These Hti"l"%
said' This IL moving "a! Tor tht
Germans IN Regina tr"nch.
The REGINA IL IA long trench or nearly
three miles--about IN" saIn" ieigth ~
the battlefront At 'ott!soutE.
shortly after noon. wh"h nee hal
been the usual amount OF sh'llhre ~
morning and no sign. ahywher" on the
landscape that anything unusual Wa
gong 10 happen IL NO l curtain hf'
was suddenly turned on Win the same
effect on the ear as wh'n all thH whistles
OF New YORK START wheh thr 'lnrI
strikes Twelve ON New YEAR eve. THO
The sun., 1916-10-23
SNAKE GETS TASTE
OF KEEPER AND dies
Toomey Of the Zoo Believes
Rather Felt RemOrse and
Committed Suicide.
The ma recovered Of the bite.
The dos IL was that died.

The dos /, vas that died.
Oliver Goldsmith.
one OF the snakes in the Bronx Zoo
bit John Toomey. a keeper. on Jan
uary 81. Toomey is all right. but the
snake died yesterday.
40 reflection on Toomey Ia intended.
but facts IL facts and has to be told
as such.
Various theories are advanced. or
coui SO there IL the obvious temptation
to sry that any fourteen button rattler
should have more sense than to bite a
city job holder. Others hold 10 the be-
lief that the Texas reptile e en-
joyed COMMON FOOD after his taste OF
keeper au naturel and just couldn't bring
himself down to plain diet again.
But Charles snyder, head keeper.
thinks the big diamond back was the
victim OF reinorse and deliberately
committed suicide.
Anyhow. he wouldn't eat.
Ordinary seven foot ~rattlers need soma
dainty morsel like a ~saucaking rat or a
qua viking chicken every week. But
nothing tempted the snake who had en-
, joyed n bite OF keeper. He jes' mopcd.
Inc SiHut VI lo'iI'N NV 'it'i 80
| months he was able to return to work,
his hand still bandaged. seemed TO cheer
The reptile All a little hit and he o a
snack. But when Toomey improved he
lost interest again and grew thinner and
thinner. his rattles paler and paler until
they were almost transparent.
Yesterday Keeper snyder. entering
the snake house. found the big fellow
stretched out on the sand pile In his
cage stone dead.
Toomey's recovery is regarded as Z
conference of twenty-five inches. Then
Dr. Rltol Brazil of Sac Paulo. Brazil
who was visiting in New York and heard
Of the first case OF rattlesnake bite In
the zoo offered = new serum he had de-
yelopcd. II was injected and Toomey
slowly recovered. proving he was tougher
than the snake.
kecn.r Toomey Is having the snakes
skin tanned for IA souvenir Of the mar
rowest escape any Bronx hoo keeper
has ever had from death The skull.
when II il cleaned and polished. will
go TO DIR. Van der Smissen ~ 1893 Bath
gate avenue The Bronx. who injected
| the serum that saved Toomey's life.
II is expected that both the relies may
he pu. on exhibition At the roo for a
! few DAYS frst.
"Hc was some snake" said Keeper
Toomey Yesterday. "They though,
sure 7 was n goncr when he shook
hands with me. Instead. he's lone for
and here I am back on tho Job again"
The sun., 1916-10-23
CHURCHES AID ARMENIANS.
SsriaHs Also 10 Ne Reneaeiaries al
Fasd Beinx Raised.

Contributions were made yesterday 10
the Armenian and Syrian relief FUND in
many New York CHURCHES. The solic-
tors who were given boxes in which to
'eceiv. contributions on tho streets
turned most OF them IN las, night. but
ia" total moup they collected will not
be kno~n until to-day. when III" money
H. turned In TO the main offices ~ ="
ftfth Avenue.
Purchases OF supplies for the war
sum era will begin at once. They Will
be shipped to Armenia and syria on a
United States naval collier. Collections
we're made in other cities yesterday and
Saturday. and the churches will CON
t'nue to accept, contributions for two or
three weeks. II il hoped ny tn. relief
committee that the total will reach
$1,000, 0oO.
The sun., 1916-10-23
BALKAN o QUIET.
Dad Weather Holds IN Allied
Drive Against Bulgara.

PARIS, Oct. 22-Bad weather has held
up Gen. Sarrail's attack on the Bulsars
along the $50 mile Macedonian front,
Some progress on the right bank Of the
Vardar and activity on the part Of the
Serbs In the Cerna region south of Mon
as,ir are the only new developments
announced by the French Wal Office to-
night.
\ German official statement confirms
the announcement of the Serbs sonc
dgya g that German troops had been
sent to helm the hard pressed Bulstrs
south Of Monastir. The struggle IN tha
Ccrna bend has not terminated.' IT says,
German troops are engaged there \
Bulgar statement to-day s.ys that n
Bulgar counter attack with GERMAN aid
IL in progress to Offset thu Serbian vie.
tories.