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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Ciaridse- Mr.. ann Mrs J. X. sheldon. Mr.
and Mrs. r. l. Coyle. Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs
" q. Williams Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bc,r,om-ar. and Mrs. G. u. Moore. winni.
neg: Il ". searle. Rochester: Mr.. and Mrs
" 6. Ruther ord and Miss Rutherford. Mont
real: n. l.. Gardner. Portland. Me. Mr.. and
Mrs " r. Ryan. Chicago.
vanderbl,-Mr. c. H, MONTAGUE. Rich.
c. Aztec, Fort Madison: j y. Arnold, Lock
Manhs,tan-James Mollison. London: Claude
II Wilson. Eas,on. Pa. X Morse and wife.
Allentown: +. ". Gibbs. York Pa.
Waldorf ~Astorla-Robert o Lehr. Balti.
more; Chester l.. Jones. Kansas City; Mrs
Burton W. Wilson. Mexico city: John X.
Falls; W. Bruce Dick. Kenneth Durw ard.
McAlpin-w. II Wood. Charlotte. y. c;
". :. HI. CINCINNATI: Major W N. l..
Bower. London; Mr.. and Mrs. J.. +. Begss.
Piaza-Mr. and Mrs. = T. Rosers. Paris:
c. h. Metz. Toledo: Eugene oberdorfer. Al.
lsnta.
Neiherland-Mr. and Mrs. J. t Crosby.
ius. Princeton.
Ritz Cariton-Mr. and Mrs y. T. Bowes.
Oakland. Cal Sir John Pr,nslc, Jamaica
Dr and Mr.. William l. Baum. CHICAGO.
Mr. and Mrs =. NJ wety. San Juan.
Park Avenue Robert :. Core. Saw
Mr. and Mr.. J II. Cole, Chicago: Mr.. ana
Mrs. II =. Brown rtsca; William y Var.
nall Philadelphia; wandell Andrews, Hacken.
sack.
stra, ford GEORGE II. Jennings. Middletown n.
y. Y; J. II. and Mrs, Jopham, Columbus,
Ohio.
The sun., 1916-10-30
FRENCH CAPTURE GARDuEvo.
ALLIES Pushing Forward Again
Toward Monastir In Macedonia.

PARIS. Oct. 29.-Frenrh and Serbs
have pushed forward again toward
Mopastir. in western Macedonia. The
French have stormed and captured the
village Of Gardilevo. south Of Monastir.
and some trenches between Kenali and
the River Cerna. where there is one OF
the strongest of the Bulear defence po-
sitions. The Serbs have taken trenches
In the same region.
These announcements are made In to-
nights French War Office statement. and
in a Serbian statement tclegraphed from
Monastir. The German statement says,
however,: Southwest of Kenali and In
the bend OF the Cerna hostile attacks
failed with sanguinary losses" The
Bulgarian statement Is susceptible ia
two interpretations. 1t y that In the
Cerna bend ''some attacks" were re-
pulsed.
The French statement concludes:
''On our left wing the artillery s'rug-
, gle continues very active. The fire oil
our batteries caused the explosion Of an
ammunition depot near Volushina. NORTH
Of kishovo."
The sun., 1916-10-30
PEARY URGES BIG AIR FLEET
Rear Admiral Wosld Have Picket
Line All Along Coast.

ear Admiral Robert Z. PeAry in an
address yesterday al Mount Morris Bap-
list Church said the United states should
have enough aeroplanes and aviators to
form an aerial picket line 100 miles out
from shore along all the seacoast Of the
United states. The air service. he said.
Was destined to be more important ar "A
means OF national defence than the army
and navy combined.
lie also said hat he was IN favor Of
a feet OF eight battle cruisers. each with
a speed OF IS knots. stationed at Hamp.
ton Roads. so that they could get 10
Halifax or Havana in twenty-four hours.
We should have n similar fleet on the
Pacific. he said. He believed that the
Governments department Of aeronautic.
should be separate from the army and
navy.
The sun., 1916-10-30
PLAYS N PLAYERS.

Mile a.Miuutc Kendall" a nov comeay TO-,
Owen Davis. will he presented by Olive,
Moruscp November IL.
Emily stevens will be seen soon in Londor
In The Unchsstened woman." follow ing hrie'
engagements IN Chicago. Philadelphia aud Boz
ton.
'Le Poiiu.' at the CSrrick Theatre. vhlc'
came to an end Saturday NIGHT. will be n
lowed by Catherine" the nrst production %
l.tricn Bonheur's Theatre Irancsls ,ompsn,
November 8.
John Philip sousa on the occasion ~ the M.
performance OF The Big show" wired fror
Ihtlsdelrhis See by the newspapers tha'
'Hipp"dr"in. Reaches Century Docs this rnes,
that you have arranged To march uptown ar
surprise Mr.. Dillingham; at his new Cent?.
Ferk THEATRE II 81 let me lead the way
Irene fraGtlln viii appear ~ the Apollo Th4
atr'. Atlantic city. TO morrow evening in
new play 10y Maria Thompson Davies.
Like Under Sentence" At III" Harris r.,
atrc, Unprotected. a new Lssky photo pr
duction, deals with Thomas Mott Osborne
struggle FOR prison reform. Blanche Sweet {,
featured.
The sun., 1916-10-30
PICKS AUSTRIAN MINISTRY.
Premier Won KOerbcr Submits List
20 the Emperor.

VIENNA, via London. Oct. 29.--Aus-
trials new Premier. DIR. Won Koerber, has
submitted 20 Emperor Francis Joseph 4
lit Of the new Cabinet. The impression
IL that the Ministry will be composed
entirely Of men acceptable both to Or.
Won koerber and Count Tisza. the Hun
garlan Premier.
The Vienna Tdgoblnn calls Won
Kocrber 1.-THE right man In the right
place" and draws attention to the fact
that the relations between the Austrian
and Hungarian Premicrs are excellent
and that therefore their cooperation il
assured.
Some Of the leading editorials in the
newspapers leave the Impression that
!tlief Is falt that IA new Premier has
''Nen the place of Count slug .sskh.
The sun., 1916-10-30
BLAMES RUMANIA.
Bulgar KinG says His Cosntry was
Treacherously Attacked.

LONDON. Oct. 2s~.-According TO a
Reuter- despatch from Amsterdam. n
Sofia telegram quotes from tho speech
from the throne opening the Bulgarian
Parliament as follows:
"Rumania. profting by the embarrass-
ments Of Bulgaria, declared a In 1913,
invaded In a wicked n the terri
tory OF our kingdom and rav!shed the
rich and fertile Dobrudja. On August
~. 1915. she declared war upon the
allied monarchy Of Austria-Hungary and
attacked u Danube towns at the same
time and even before var was declared.
Her troops INDUCED In atrocities and she
began to extirpate the Bulgarian popu-
lation from the territory ravished by
her.
This attack forced us to order our
army to enter Rumania. \repulse the un-
expected attack. chastise Rumsnia for
what she had lone In 1919 and deliver
from bondage our brothers in the Do
brudja."
The sun., 1916-10-30
BIG RUSH FOR FRENCH LOAN.
Tellcrs In Some Parts Of Paris Rup
Out Of Receipts.

PARIS, oct. 2o.-Thc closing day for
subscriptions to the second war loan,
Notwithstanding extremely unfavorable
weather conditions. brought out such
numbers Of subscribers in Paris, particu-
larry In quarters occupied by the labor
ing class. that many loan tellers ran
out OF certificates and were obliged to
resort to inprovised receipts.
No estimates of the total subscrip-
tions will be possible for several days.
The only indications OF the result are
found in the largely increased receipts
OF gold at the Bank of France and In
the greater number of individual sub
scriptions received at the bank and
other institutions. as compared with the
FIRST loan. The Bank of France received
$16.40O,00O in gold during the three
weeks ended October &c. as against avs
erage receipts of $780, 900 a week.
The sun., 1916-10-30
ITALIAN GUNS ACTIVE.
Cnfavorabie weather Prevents In.
fantry Operations.

LONDON. Oct. cs.-Unfavorable weather
conditions on the Austro-ltalian front
are interfering with operations. The
Rome War Office statement says:
Artillery duels took place yesterday
in the AdiRc Valley. in the region OF
Monte Cauriol, and on the Julian front.
Bad weather prevails throughout the
theatre OF operations.
The Austrian statement says:
On Ii coastal front the enemy ar
,iliery fire and mine throwing activity
increased In strength and extent. East
Of Gorltz and IN the Carso the enemy
infantry reconnoitred before our posi-
tons.
The sun., 1916-10-30
FIRE ON THE CHICAGO IS OUT.
None of the Passengers Injured.
say Message From Azores.

PARIS, Oct. 29.-None of the passen-
gers or members OF the crew on the
French line steamship Chicago was in
ju,~d through the fire which caused her
to put into the Azores. where the flames
In her hold were eXtlnguished. 4 tcle-
gram received to-day by the French line
from its agent in the Azores says the
damage was slight.
Thu Chicago. said the agents message.
will resume her voyage to New York to-
morrow or Tuesday.
The sun., 1916-10-30
RUMANIANS PURSUE
FLEEING INVADERS


continuing their offensive and pursu-
Ing the enemy. who Is retiring In the
mountains. We have captured an ad-
dltlonal 10 officers and $50 Bavarian
soldiers. Reserve Sub-Lieut. Patra-
soOiu. with a unit under his command.
captured~ two howitxer batteries OF
l05 millimeters calibre belonging to
the Tw~enty-frst Regiment Of Ba-
varian Artillery. The guns were Inn
mediately put into action against the
enemy. rendering us great service.
In the Orsova region. after a vio-
lent bombardment. the enemy attacked
us at Versele. variful and Cocosulul.
but was repulsed.
The sun., 1916-10-30
French Make Progress.

The afternoon French statement says
On the Somme front We made some
progress In the regions OF Sailly-Sail-
Iisel and Biaches and took some pris-
cnera.
North Of verdun artillery fighting
continued without any infantry action.
The German statement says:
Army Group Of Crown Prince Rup-
precht--British attacks. which devel-
oped after strong artillery fire between
Gueudccourt and Les BPufs, were held
down 10y our artillery In most cases.
Wherever they were carried out they
were 'repulsed with losses. Two ar
mored automobiles were destroyed by
direct hits.
Later. east Of Les B9ufs. two hostile
companies entered u most advanced
trench. Fighting there Is st!ll in prog
fess.
Army Group OF the Crown Prince
There were only artillery ducls on the
east bank of tho Mouse CVcrdun
'front.', these reaching considerable in
tcnsity from time to time.
The sun., 1916-10-30
SWEET POTATO COSTS $3.50.
PedIrr Sells One ON sunday fsr
cent and Pays % Fine.

Harry Gold Of 33t Rivington street
sold a sweet potato for "A cent last night
and lost at least S4.ss by the deal.
Gold Is a pushcart pedler. PATROL
man Hefferan saw him make the sale OF
the vegetable and arrested him In De-
lanccy street. Magistrate Krotel fined
Gold IS for violation of the Sabbath
code.
The sun., 1916-10-30

~PErRoGrhp, Oct. 29.-The development
Of "a Turkish offensive movement In tho
Hamadan sector In Persia is reported In
to-day's Russian official statement. The
Turks, who advanced In considerable
force, were defeated in a pitched battle
and their forward movement checked.
The sun., 1916-10-30

have a n bases az such great distances,
certainly none In the United States.
"For the purpose of picking up in
formation about submarines 1 visited
HAMBURG. Bremen. Lubbock. Stettin and
Danzig. l found the German submarines
standardized and the blue printes Of inn
1ortant machinery sent to twenty differ
cnt factories. All the minor stampings
arc produced at some main factory. As
sembling is therefore not difficult.
During the a the submarines arc
assembled at Trieste. Zeebrugge. Kicl
and Bremerhaven The improvement, en-
largement and simplifcation Of the sub
marine have progressed with great ra-
pidity.
THE whole extensive yards lying
along the river at Hamburg were In full
activity and the rattle of the pneumatic
riveter was incessant. Two million
prisoners arc working twelve or four
teen hours n day throughout Germany
TO allow the Germans to retain men In
The shipyards who would otherwise be
needed In The army or agriculture. I
saw English prisoners Mt work on the
Weser between Bremen and Bremen
haven. near shipbuilding yards. but
whether they were actually engaged in
shipbu!lding l cannot say.
AIM At Ocean Control.
The National Liberal party. of which
Grand Admiral Won Tirpitz Is the head
ard the god. is In turn head of a vast
trust which embraces the Krupp gun
works, the mines. the s%hipbuiiding yards
and the manufactures. Its scheme Is
brutality simple. Those people believe In
building ships themselves and destroying
all the enemy and neutral shipping.
They think they will be the world ship
ping masters at the termination of the
war.
an their attitude toward Norwegian
shipping II will be noticed that they
make the fimsiest excuse for the de-
%struction OF tonnage. II was confiden-
TALLY stated to me by a member Of
thai party that Germany was building
ships as fast as she was sinking them
but that ] do not believe.
The suggestion that the Allies may
demand the German ships informed in
New York harbor and elsewhere as part
on the war indemnity Hills the average
German with genuine alarm"
The sun., 1916-10-30
QuestiOn of NeracIty.

1Iov ;hc Cabrera statement originated
has been the subject OF much specula-
ton and apparently has narrowed down
10 A question OF veracity between Senior
Cabrera and the member OF the news
The sun., 1916-10-30
The British Report.

To-night's British statement says:
We made a further advance this
morting northeast Of LesbTufs and
captured another trench. The enemy
shelled heavily various parts OF our
front.
South Of the Ancrc and elsewhere,
beyond Intermittent Smelling and
trench mortar activity. there Is moth
ing TO report.
Yesterday. despite a strong adverse
wind. much useful reconnaissance
work was lone by u a~eroplanes.
One machine Is missing.
The French night statement says:
South Of the Somme. after a vio-
lent bombardment, the Germans at .
O'Clock in the afternoon attacked our
positions north and south OF La
Maisonette. using liquid fire. Our bar
rage and machine CUR fire broke the
attacks and threw the enemy back
into their original trenches.
North OF Vcrdun artillery fighting
continued lively In the Haudromont-
Douaumont sector. There vas no in
fantry action.
The sun., 1916-10-30
GERMAN ATTACK ON
SOMME SMASHED
TcutOns Launch Assault With
I Liquid FIRE After French
Make Gain.
BRITISH TAKE TRENCH
;Haig's Men Gain More Ground
Northeast Of LesbRufs
village.
BRITISH TAKE TRENCH

LONDON, Oct. 2~a.-Concerted attacks
by British and French infantry upon
the village of lie Transloy. the strong
est point in the German line southeast
of Bepaumc. were made to-day. Though
tho British lost two armorcd tanks. hit
BY German shells. they captured u trench
southwest Of lie Transloy. and the
French gained a little ground south Of
the village.
The French also made progress and
took prisoners near Biaches. just across
the sonme from Peronne. the French
main objective. At Q o'clock this after
noon the Germans counter attacked In
this region. using liquid fire. The
French batteries poured q barrage fire
on the advancing Tcutons. which broke
the attack before the liquid fire did much
damage
verdun was less active than the
Sommc front to-day. The artillery can
nonade was very heavy around the
Douaumont and Haudromont positions,
which the French %recaptured last Tues.
day. but neither Germans nor French
made infantry attacks.
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@om @r1tn6cigcmt9Mmsmarft.

@abrenb Der p%ergangenen ISOLDE
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Sine @arnnna.

Sic oeutld)cn &rieger babelt ibren
lonnigen @ltn1or nid)t oerlpren. s3u
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Grofeiloren, 9riiflingen u1o 3lub0-
rern.
u0eutidlano mub Inn 6rieoen
Bitten, iagt Fpincare. Mrmer Mann!
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BON 5 bis 81 Sabren merort auf.
gcnomlllen meroell. Mls 3abler flnr.
glren IS. s. &llebler, /. @arb; Char
les &ern, 2. @aro; $. 8. &l1rlbut
3. @aro; George 9cttbof, a. @aro
Die bieltgen eagles meroen am Is
Sltni ei1le1 Spe5ialsllg engagiren, Tin
5llr Staatsfonpention ser Gogle,
nad &od Sslano sit fabre1. Mol
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liaen meroen. Die Staatsfonpelt
ton finoct bier bcfanntlid) all1 IL
mo IA. SSSl1ni Itatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
Midlter 2aripm in Ggieaap.

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ssllinois State .@ar Nllociation IN
Chicago ullo belt BORT eillell lange=
rem Gortrag. glltd StaatSompalt
|Ilopb 6. abompion batte litb eben=
faas in Chicago sur &ollpcntion ein=
gcinn0em.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
Ntuts aus Mustatiue.

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