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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-09-21

us e~hy ohiy n Iutlle en0rf to
appear neutral. AT all the arts and
sciences they're wonders. And IT.. q
cinch they've got great military ma.
chine"
The most marvellous in the worldr'
streetman agreed with him heartily.
Charlie Brown set his empty teacup
on the table.
You're dead right therer he a.
sented. why, back In New York
know waiter at Luechow'sLbulIv
1crman place!-who was telling me
one day how Germany had everything
doped out II war came be'd ch..s
back to his home town-ro tn nj, -.
mory' and In his locker, number 26e
ned md his uniform, his shoes NJ,
gun properly oiled. some Of that dr,sd |
pea soup, fresh water in his c,nts.n,
iney've been putting fresh v,tsr A.
nose csntecns every dsy for -
years past In fact everything a .o,,
aier needs would be there waiting ,or
nim. Then he'd march down TO N.
station and In couple Of hours h. 80
hundreds of thousands like him vouIs
be on to the front. No. "o.Io
~ 70 nand 1t to country that's rot
II all planned out like that "
ny George, you haver said cuv
fslconer He had listened IILa ~
'tners, with Increasing wondsr =. 49,
American told his story
IN England were only prepared. foo
'ions similar lines" Ethel WI
oasnoy said. She did not finish hsr
,emark' There was no need Of tbat,
Vt tue vain wish that lay behind bsr ,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
Street CAR men
FROM new YORK
FIGHT At GOR|z|A
Several Thousand Italian.
Americans In the Amy
That Clpiurel City
rlGHIlNG N MPlNES.
Rome Reports Success in the
Drive on the Extreme
Northern Front.

wiTH THE iTALfAs Amy A.
pOHlIiA. Aug 7t-sovsral thuu uusahd
Italian Americans were In the army
that entered GoHsla and are nov
storminE the Austrian d'fcnses south
and .as, OF tha captured for,ros. city
Many of them we're killed and
wounded.
Among those In Gorisls are Luciano
Abbate ana Plsabi 0onarro. former
New York street car men. now rapid.
nre gunners with an armored auto
squadron. Abbate lived ON West tof-
iy-thlrd street and Gennaro ON West
Sisty.Eeyenth Street. ana both were
eager for nows from America.
Gorixia ~ under martial law, but
usliy resumins their normal life. The
Italians are throwing up strong for
tlncations to mako certain that the
Austrians do not recapturc the city
before they can push on with IA visor-
orous offensive. Both south and east
Of Gorilla Gen. Cadorna's lines are
being gradually advanced. though at
some places under the greatest dim
culties. Austrian positions on the
heights surrounding Goritz are do
Tended by row after row OF electri-
cally charged barbed wire.
The suburbs OF Gorizia were bat d.
tered TO pieces In the lighting that
prccoGed the italian victory. The
A.S TlAt nj
before leaving.
ROME, Aug. 23.-The Italians are
making "A strong and successful thrust
at the Austrian lines In the Alpine
| region on the extreme northern front,
according to to-day's War Oifice an
nounce ment. Italian troops have car
ried strong Austrian positions In the
Tofana area In tho Dolomites and In
the Travenanles Valley. Following is
| the War Office statement:
''In tho Astico Valley, on the
night OF Aug. 2c. tho enemy shelled
our positions at the bottom OF the
valley with great intensity. but
dtd not develop any infantry at
tack. On the same nigh: an at
tempt OF tho enemy TO advance
between Casera Zingarella and
| Casera Zehio Psstorile. on the Ash
ago Plateau, was checked by our
fire.
| "In tho Tofana area yesterday.
after effective artillery prepara-
tion, detachments OF our Alpine
troops and infantry carried strong
enemy positions on the Western
slopes OF Tofsno III. and In the
Travenanzes Valley. The enemy
suffered heavy loss and left about
forty prisoners in our hands.
"In the Gorizla area artillery
fighting Is In progress. An enemy
detachment which attempted to
approach Vertoibizza Stream yes
terday afternoon was repulsed by
our fire and left numerous dead
on tho ground"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
STEEL At 1898,
BUTFA|LSTOREACH
PAR RINAb|C Drive
Opened SlfunA 10 Good Sell
Ing, bui Efforts 10 Boost
Ito iuoEail.
PUBLIC Is OuT TO BUY
Despite the Great Heat Volume
of Sales Reaches the MI.
lion Mark EARLY.

A persistent attempt ON thr par ~
q group of bulls 10 pu-h nltci tot''
Steel common up 10 par failed ~ The
stock Eschans. to-day by a narrow
margin. iu transactions amounting
In volume to about ons.fpurth ~ the
days proceedings the s'ook ~as run
up 10 ,sg.s ot iso O'clock this aft'r-
noon.
This was the peak bu the boomers
couldn't push steel common over.
From then un tn the close ~ the mar
ket there were fractional losses from
time 20 time The last Transaction
of the dny In steel common was at
~ ~, the low point Tor th" day, but
still above last nights close.
speculet who have been boom
ing Steel assert that they will run
the security to par tomorrow MI
the late afternoon quotations showed
declines In sympathy with the slight
slump IN Steol.
There is no doubt about the public
being In the market on the purchasing
side and this. a day TO be numbered
as among the hottest and most OPP
pressive ~ the season, produced total
sales Of over 100000 shares.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
SAYS he SAW POLICEMAN
DRINK WITH WITNESSES
West Side Prison Keeper Tells of
Peep Into Saloon and Grand
Jury Takes Up Matter.

The sight OF an empty patrol wagon
standing outside "A saloon at Fifty
third Street and Eighth Avenue yes
terday afternoon prompted George
Anton. keeper IN the West Side
Court prison In West Fifty-third
Street. TO take IA peep into the place.
In IA report made To Deputy Commis-
sioner of Correction Kelly and trans
mitted to-day to District Attorney
swami. Anton swears he saw Patrol
man John NJ. Dynan, shield No. G,l9j.
standing ~ the bar drinkios witn
David Caster and Philip Barkley. two
material witnesses in an important
case, who are confined in the Yves,
Fifty-third Street prison.
Anton swore further that lie saw
the bartender hand two tasks OF
whiskey to Caster and Barklcy and
that these TASKS were found on the
men few minutes later when Dynan,
who had been their custodian IN u
trip to the District Attorneys Office
In the Criminal Court Building re-
turned them in tho patrol wagon &c
| the prison.
District Attorney Swami has laid
Anton's statement and formal COM
plant against Dynan before the
| Grand Jury.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
5000 MEN LOST
BY THE RUSSIANS
IN THREE DAYS
Terrible Sacrifices Afc MaJc hy
the Clafs Troops IN
asicm Gallcia.
Berlin CLAIMS GtlN.
Pclrograj Reports Capture Of
Two Height, Just South
of Hungarian Border

uIniIS. suF "a OS Sif'isss a.
HayNIiIB 4 ,1ffesppnd'nt - the
cologne gasstte on tlo Russian front
says that o. ths nFhtinF near iioro.
denka. In E,st,fu Galicia. from AuS
IL 20 ~. The llu-sisns lost s,ooo
hlii,i. while the total ~ uerman cas-
ualilss was eighty
~ the enemy continues to Eauan.
der enormous quantities ~ ammuni-
ton. IN addition 20 suffering very
heavy losses his nnsl exhaustion In
Inevitable" tho correspondent says.
DESPITE their determined attacks
In many sections of the front In Vol
hynia. Gallcin and the Carpathian re-
gions the Uussisns have been unable
10 gain any ground from the Teuton. .
ic forces. according TO the Austrian
uffiNal statement OF Aug. %. The
Russian losses In the fighting along
the lower stokhod. northeast OF Ko-
vel. were particularly heavy. says
the statement. which follows;
Front OF Archduke Charles
Francis-near Fable. (southwcst
Of kolomeD on the Bystritxa and
Ia the district OF Tartar Pass sew
cral Russian attacks were re-
pulsed. Southwest OF Ziclona Gin
the Carpathians. west Of Della
tyn), during successful engage
ments we captured 100 prisoners
and two machine guns.
"On Hindenburg's front, the en-
cmy resumed his attacks against.
Boehm- -Ermoilrs front In tho re-
gion OF Terrepelnika and Pieniski.
Excepting small trench. where
lighting Is still going on. ali our
positions were maintained. despite
Russian sacrifices.
'On tho kovcl-Sarny Railroad E
and near Smolary tho enemy lost
advanced trenches. We captured
two machine guns. Near Rudka
Cserwische tho Russians repeat
ed their utmost efforts to gain
ground on the west bank of the
Stokhod River. The Russians
| everywhere were completely re-
l pulsed. losing thousands. We cap
tured two officers. 270 men and
four machine guns. In the midst
| OF this nghting the Bavarian cav
airy. the Kaiser's Franz Dra-
Eoons, again proved worthy OF
their famous traditions"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. y. v Avg
% The entries for to moroa's noes arr as fol
lo~s
l%s.sns, l..sias r9. r.ns2. nS'' Goea ES, r.
tsnts. III. sialwsrt Van. ioi.
sEtoNb RACE -ror four.year, ols and We
1885, 0,II9 fToio lao; 'Aberf'ldy 1876, Race
THIKp RAuE ages. handicap; -iI. fur
long. Pan Maid. IA. "a Howard, lis. Aar
iis iics asS., S%:9%T' %s.;I ,,s g. @ ".'" '-,' % "'''
WIN Johnson. ios; Niue Thistle, ,lie; .Woode,
FifTH kACE-Fo tili.s two yer olds, ,on
olree, lO5: Believe Me BOYS. no; sunnasi
no; Hus,y. io5 rIeeLe, io5; Storm Nymp,
100; Msy Thought I'd hmp) iooi Queen VI
sixth RACE For toursear old, and up
Long Fellow lmpl, lOi Rcrabli,, III so
d., lH ~; il;sfAs 4r,,d ios HflSos; s nsy; @ @cS
'Ai,pTeuues sAo~AIes claimed. rgsst t.sl.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
THIRD AVENUE COMPANY
PUTS BACK 20 CARMEN
Union Officials Confer With Man
ager Maher and Praise His
Attitude Highly.

Following a conference to-day be-
tween officials OF the Third Avenue
Railroad Company and leaders of the
Garments Union II was announced
that the Company had reinstated
twenty OF the men who were dis
charged after the recent strike.
William r. Fitzgerald and Louis
Fridiger, who headed the union dele
CATION, gave high praise to tho atu-
tude Of Edward A. Maher sr.. Vico
President and General Manager OF
the Company.
..The Company officials met us In
n spirit Of magnanimity and fairness
that we have OF encountered hereto
fore" said Mr.. Fridiger.
| Mr.. Fridiger said there were about
thirty more cases to be arbitrated.
vice President Hedley OF tho New
York Railways Company to-day re-
sumed his conference with the repre-
sentatiycs Of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation OF Street and Electric Rail
way Employees. Before the session
began the leaders on both sides said
the amicabie character OF the neso-
tiations indicated a satisfactory set
tlement.
II was agreed that tho conference
should consider the cases Of the mer
discharged by the company, before
taking up other matters.
Reinstatement OF some OF the mel
! is probable,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
BRITISH HOLD GAINS
SOUTH OF THIEPVAL.
REFUSING ATTACKS

LONDON. Aug. 2s.-The Germans
made two determined attempts last
night to wrest from the British newly
captured positions south Of Thiepval,
which menace that German strong
hold.
Following Is the text OF to-day.
British War once report:
"The enemy made two deter
mined counter-attacks last night
on our new trenches south OF
Thiepval. BY the first attack he
gained n temporary footing In
our trenches. but was driven out
Immediately. The second attack
was repulsed completely. The
enemy's losses In these two at
tempts were heavy.
Last night there was rather
more hostile artillery hre. espe-
cialiy In the regions OF Hign
Wood and Bazentin-Petit.
"Opposite Lens we carried out
a small raid successfully. on the
other parts OF the British 'front.'
there was the usual trench war;
fare"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
DIPLOMATIC BATTLE
IS BEfNG WACED OVER
STAND or ROUMANiA

BERLIN. Aug. ?S.--i,canilful wo'
men and huge sums of money mo bo-
ing used by tho Allies In the great
diplomatic battle being wagcd al
bucharest. the Allies seeking to bring
Roumania into tho war.
A distinguished oorman diplomat
whose name was not revealed, snndc
this charge through the semi-oniclal
uerman news agency to-day but
despite the Allies efforts. toumanla
is yet undecided.
"Roumania has been tho sphinx.
said the diplomat, "and In now shroud.
ed with "A mysterious veil behind
which the political passion and agita.
tions, not only OF the Romanians. bat
Of the Allied agents, are at the high
est pitch"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
GERMANS RESUME
OFFENSIVE SOUTH
or THE BRODY LINE

PETROGRAD, Aug. :3.-The Ger
mans resumed the offensive yesterday
south Of Brody. where tho Russians
are attempting to approach Lmberg
from the northeast. The War Office
statement Of to-day says the Ger
mans were repulsed. The Russians
captured two heights on the Hun
garian front. The announcement fol-
lows:
"In tho region south Of Krevo
(southeast OF Vilna) the enemy
on Tuesday night launched n gas
attack. which was repelled with
heavy losses.
More than ono hundred bombs
were dropped by enemy aero
planes on the railway station at
Manevichi.
I'm the region OF the Sereth.
south of Brody, the enemy re-
sumed the offensive at some
points. His attacks were repulsed
everywhere by our nre.
Near the source Of the River
Pruth. southwest Of Ardjulez. we
captured two heights north and
south Of Koverla Mountain, on
the Hungarian frontier.
"On the Caucasus front the
Turks. who resumed the offen-
siv on the line OF the towns of
Ellen. Sikhchadi and MAIDEN, stu
ated on the coast. were driven
back to their positions with the
| corporation OF our feet.
West OF Lake Van (southern
Turkish Armenia), our offensive
IL successfully developing. Three
officers and IA Asharis were
taken prisoner. In pursuing the
retreating enemy our cavalry
columns sabred large number Of
Turks"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
FINDER OF JEWELS FOUND,

Mrs. Edna S. Wilson OF No. Is West
Fifty-flfth Street. sister-in-law or
Henry Lane Wilson, former Ambas-
sador to Mexico. appeared in the
Yorkville Court to-day and asked that
the charge OF grand larceny made
against Alexander Cohen Of No. 2ls
Henry Street. arrested in connection
with the disappearance OF certain
pieces OF Mrs. Wilson's 1ewelry be
withdrawn, She said she believed him
innocent. Magistrate Barlow dis
charged Cohen.
Mrs. Wilson was shopping on Aug
4 when she lost n $1,000 diamond
necklace and a $3.50 watch and chain
A detective arrested Cohen last Sat
urday and ne was held until to-day
despite the fact that he told OF find.
ing the articles and gave Information
that led to their recovery.
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shs awe - o. wssf ssi.aa' - %
slsst sis.t 900 hs'i fIuff
T.atsf ts sls.a .afanfft l.aI 80
saasf fff Nit Ua.fsfaH rf...fa
tLs sIlss hass 81 ff.afafasa tHf.f i.n's
ga 49, silanfif .u thf an' .s.'f '
shs Nafdsf Nsuf nafthu..f H o.
tasiss ga e. sHgs CO. haif ti isns
havs maas farther snsn' ai'ai.nss
o, ssassu - tbslf nunsfIraI sstsftaf
ut. bui Aasia Ffsnnh sftIisfg afi
tts stshtofn fssisisnHf - ths 80 Hs
has cunsiasfaiiY shfftsf ihs 90
,.snium q ths astanrlps snsuii
ssrsss souih = i,suif ii.sfaf 'h'
Haisafs ufasfsstrd fnm mH's. 80
tt.s sn.su Drurk ftlasts tai zee
.hausy halted ~ aHlsi H'fI''ft
Az pfsss dsspaishss ffom h"Hms
MA h.af s-iasnss ~ cioss c'nsYfship
80, fom indif,,i suuft,s BE- a f'
ported that ihs nshtlnE To- me hai.
kans has raussl . profound imIf's-
sion Ia bucharest TIE latest n'Ns
from itsr.in Indicate. some feelings
Of unoasinsss IN ths usrman cat. TAI.
Hut despite sar-liks reports lf'aF 10
90 Innd 20 in roundabout mannrf.
man, persons Srll Informed "a the
Balkan situation 90 not believe that
IloumAnia wiil enter the SaL at least
until the allies have scored decisive
gains against the nuirarians u has
been known here Tor several weeks
thai the third Roumanian army was
.,obllsed aud In readiness f1r IN
stant service. but there has been no
other positive evidence of miliiar,
movements 90 warrant the belief that
Roumania IL about 20 declare var.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
DEFEAT OF BRITISH
ATTACK ON SOMME
CLAIMED BY BERLIN

RERIIN, Aug. % tvia London).-
The British have kept up their at
tacks on the somme front between
Thiepyai and Pozieres. but have been
unable to make any gains according
to to-day's official announcement by
army headquarters. South OF the
Somme the French have been driven
out OF some portions Of a trench
which they had held since Monday
says the statement regarding opera
tions on the western front. which Is
as follows.
"Between Thiepvai and Poxieres
British attacks were vainly re-
peated. North Of Ovillers aghtlng
continued at close quarters
| throughout the night. East OF
Foureaux Wood and near Maure-
pas enemy hand grenade attacks
failed.
"The enemy artillery on both
sides continues to display great
activity.
south az the Somme. near
Estrees. small port of trench
in which the French had main
| tuinod themselves sincs Monday
have been cleared, and three ON
GERS and l43 men fell into our
hands.
ION the right bank of the Meuse
| (Verdun fronD we repulsel en-
| envy hand grenade attacks. In the
Fleury sector minor infantry at
tacks In the hilly wooded region
went In our favor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
HEAT k|lLSf|Vt,
BUT SEA BREEZE
COOLS Off CITY
Rain Tonight lspe,iei t.
Bring Comfortable Weather
Tor Several DAYS.

Inh eos lis.s,s uIa afisrnnan
.fIt tts 80 D.nsiisralII Tlstsm.
rfaturo dropped ffum yo dsErs.s at
O. H...rk io - d'rro's at r n',look
uni Ials deeiarr the vcathsr ~ill hs
.Y.l t1.nlght sLd to.morfus. With ths
humidity ut iiFh enough o. 90 do.
.rf,,ah.. Thutifr sluN,rs late to-
day may cause q further drop ln the
f"mp'fsture
IiVe are dead In iifoDkiy a. re-
sult - tho heat earlier In tho day
suffering VAS Intense. hut tho IrceSs
prevented a larger Increase IN the
numb"r ~ pr,straiions
A cool wave ffom the West IL
lettering IN ONO ana P,unsyl,ania.
II may reach here this evening. Also,
thunder showers are creeping up from
th, South. New York IL In that storm
area ana the city may receive its
fr-, rain In n week late to-day.
The Official ngurcs were taken on
top - the whitehall building Their
mometers IN the street registered
from 100 to ii5 degrees. This after
four Of the hottest nights IN years
confined thousands TO their homes.
Tho nVo deaths reported To the
Coruner's OniCo IN brooklyn wcr,
those of Patrick Day, thirty-eisht, OF
No. 635 Franklin Avenue. Mary Allen
thirty-eight. OF No. iiOi Fourth Ave
nuc: BESSIE Iiennclsand, ffty-hve, OF
No. iOi Walton Street; Tcsta bulk-
weiss, six months. Of No. i22 Nos
trand Avenue. and H. Sussman. ten
months, of No IS S.egol street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
CUlu[N LEAVES W|D0M
AUTO, WITH UPKtP
FOR THREE YEARS
Mustard Manufacturer IN VIII
Make Specification, With
Olhcf lBclutsls io lleL

fhs Fassiin' bills af Me- Mary
'athsflm uuia'n. widos ~ charles
oulien mustard manufattuf,f are
fo b. paid out " l,f h4slanis estate.
under the terms - thr iocumsai
nicd fof probate o. day ib thc suso-
sates court Tho tsstfumsn, pro-
Nldes that the testators iimo asiss
shall BE- the property 20 hs widos,
ana that aii expenses IN connection
Nlth is uss shall be- born, by the
executors TO- a period - three years.
Mrs. ouidsn also receives tiO.Oos
cash and the income from a $4,000
trust fund. Ter husband made otasr
valuable provisions for her before his
death.
The executors ~ the estate are di-
rccted 10 Incorporate the ter,ators .
business a. Nos. 90 TO 90 Eiirsbeth
street. and 10 turn over t~o.thirds of
the capital stock 10 his son. Frank
Guldon OF Garden CITY. The decsd-
onts four daughters Emma "a. snsd-
ecker. Margaret TITUS and Harriet
and Florence Guldcn-arc each TO re-
coive one twelfth ~ the capital stock.
rhey also get cash bcqucsts asgre-
eating Nv0.0O0.
leo FOrstnor. the chauffeur who
served Guldcn. IN bcqueathed $3.50.
and Two other employees. ueorge
Murphy and Louis Driesden, $500
each. All other persons who have
heon I'm I'm. deCsdvnts employ more
than twenty years receive $3.50 each.
There are many other small bequests.
The value OF the estate is not given
IA tho uIli
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
JAMES SEllGMAN'S FUNERAL.
Banker IL Euiogised ny Rsbbi sill
Nrrmsn at Temple Emnna-Ei.

The funeral OF James Soligman. senior
member OF the banking firm OF J. a W.
Scligman Il Co.. who died at his sum-
mcr home In Long Branch ON Sunday,
WAS held In Temple Emanu-El, Fifth
Avenue and tOrtS.thlrd street, this
morning
Rabbi Joseph Silv-rmsn eulosized Mr.
Seligman. who was PRECEDENT OF the
Board ut Trustees OF the temple. and
reviewed his life. lie said Mr.. Scll.,mai,
was unflinchirg In the performance OF
his duties and that his life had set an
excellent example for others to follow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
GERMANS R[TAKE
SOMME TRENCHES
FROM THE French
Par, Almits loss IT Position
South II River Nhrh Was
Cplmti Iue>Ily
BATTLE ON lONG llNl
Artillery Comha.. Bul No IN.
fantry Engagement ~
Northern Front

rAWiH Ave "a p.rman troops
made iousrfii attach ia-t niFhi
On trenolss south - the somm'
south ~ Istre's aud west ~ sayr.
court. which we're captured by The
French in Tuesdays nThunR aud
succeeded in penetrating the French
iino at several points. 10 VAS oincial
~ admitted to-day
Following N the totto Z to day,
French War Once report.
"Nofth Of the summo the on
emy during the night bombarded
our nrst lines ana our lines of
communication to the north and
south of Mnurcpas. our artillery
replied oncrgotlcally. Tn, enemy
did not follow up his lombard
ment with infantry action.
south OF the Sommr. after In
t.nso artillery preparation, the
Ucrmnns toward the end Of the
day made an attack south OF Es-
trees and west % Soyccourt. on
the trenches which we captured
on Aug. 81 W. gained a footing
at some points There was "a fair-
Ia active artillery duel In the
sectors of Bcllof. Assovillcrs and
l.ihons.
"In the voages we rcpulsed by
means Of grenadcs "a surprise at
tack against one Of our trenches
south OF Hartmansweiler- kopf
"On the Sommc front Warrant
Onicer Dorme brought down his
nfth German aeroplane, which
fell In the direction of Moislains.
northeast Of Peronne. -Four 9th
er enemy aeroplnnes, fircd on by
machine guns from our aero
planes. came down within their
own lines, severely damaged.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
PARALYSIS SPREADS
OUTSIDE THE CITY:
1869 CASES IN STATE

ALBANY. Aug. 23.-The infsntile
paralysis epidemic Is spreading rap
idly throughout the State, the disease
following the important railway
routes,
Seventy-four new cases were re-
ported to the State Health Depart
ment to-day up to noon, making a
total of 1863 cases In the state out
side New York CITY. Ono death each
was reported to-day by Ocean Beach
Huntington. East Fishkill and Red
look, making the total deaths l64.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For flilies; three. year
olds: with $500 added; five and halt
furiongs;;.o-Kaihleen. ial tconnelly1s 70
109 Phiuips). s to I. 2 to I and I TO 9
second: Miss Puzzle. ia (Keogh), 8 to J.
= to I and I to ., third. Time, i,06 3-5
l>orsc. Favour. Hidden Star. ,Jacquette
Madame Herman. also ran
SECOND RACE-Steeplechsse Hand
cap; for three year -olds and up: will
$500 added; about two miles,-Bill Dud'
ley, iSo Alienl 70 3; out and ou,
,lhed. Time, <N Early Light fell anc
old not hnish.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-23
MEM WORK COTTON EXCHANGE.
ARMY BILL AGAIN PASSED.
Objectionable Features Removsd-
Now Goes 10 the House.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.-The Senate
to. day passed the Army Appropriation
Bin. vetoed by President Wilson and
now re- passed by the House. without
the features to which the President and
the War Department objected A IA
vorable report was made from tho Sen
ate Military Committee.
A revision OF the Articles OF war
added by the Senate Committee and Ia
expected to be accepted BY the House
fhe original bill included the Senate
hadn't been changed for a hundred
years, In place of Representa,t,iry.es HAYS
revision. which exempted retired army
| offlcers from court martial ana which
made President Wilson veto the meas
ure last week.
,,,d,ng that no one under twenty ons
Years should be allowed to enlist with
out consent OF his parents. was beaten