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The Washington herald., 1916-01-24
AUCTION SALES.
THos- J. OWN a ION 15:f,oS5ss-T,-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE BEING roUR-sToRY BRfCK
APARTMENT HOUSE. CONTAINING TuEN-
rYFoVR ca APAR1fESTs KNOWN as
THE FULFoRD.s AND SITUATE NO. ss
WASHINGTON, D. G.
BY urtoe Of a certain deed of t-1,-s dui, re.o-5~<
IN Lbrr No. xs folio III q 20 o. IN. I.,d
heonrds o. the District Of Columbia and AZ the ~
oues OF tbe rzru secured thereby the unoe-wrned
Trustee vtn eel. at pubic aD-sion IN front Of the
p~miaea % FRIDAY. the zsh DAY Of lamar
A. ID. fss. At tS ociock D. n the following d..
sSihsd land and pccnises situate In the Csty Of
Ws& tngtnc. Dissrcf Of Oolunuha and d~<4rnsteS a.,
and bring lot foty--Sht ls. IN -quar. t-enty-fr.
nupdred and snp-fre csssl. being Frederi-k W
hehsynol6 comhnstson Of lots nineteen % and
twenty On Of esocf fourteen u9. In Hsu ard
pr Plat recorded In onot " at p~F. Al q On.
reds Of the ofice Of the sur,eyor Of III. ptssri-s
of ooaunbas together with the irnr-oreznents CON
ssins Of four-sto-y b-ics apartment hou-e
ferns o. sale: Ons-thiro Of the r-1rr-assr money
70 Be PAID IN cash hshbos In two eJusi install.
menu payable in ooe ard t~o ye<r with irtr--~,
Al su r-f cneau pr snnun PAYABLE srrni an ur iiy
IRON DAY q sss. scureo b. o-ed Of trust up,u the
prop-ty sod. o. an o&. at the crsion Of the rslr-
chaser. A derpstt Of ss0 win b. reluued at tim.
o. sale All convsaDcns. reourdinS etc, at cost
q purcnasu. Terms Of Nk 10 be compiled With
within hNe-r days from day Of sale osherv1>- the
the r,f and cost Of def4utins purchzsrT sfter fr,
dsy Afv-urosut Of such resale in srne new
pp1 paeiished In Wsssnstor, d. O. NATIONAL
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Trustee By
y. W. STONE. securd Vic. President Atsrsz :
th$sLJ CHARLES y NYlAN sccrrssry
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LOsT AND FOUND.

lOsr-A PLAIN GoLD-BAND RING ENGRAv-
ed on inside, Arthur Minnie 1880" on Cabin
John near Reading Bridge 6:i5 .. m Sunday.
Reward IL returned to A. c. HouGHroN, S
st. NV.
Losr-YELLow IRISH TERRIER PUP; MALE;
months old. Liberal reward II returned 10 nSs
st. NV.
LOsT-GoLD WATCH AND PANsY DIAMOND
PIN; pin valued a. keepsake OF a departed sister
Us reward II returned to Iz2 Maryland ave. ne.
LosT-S5 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEAD
ing TO ncosery Of gold breastrn containing Eve soil
taire diamonds and four heur-des dexgns, inc1ust-
Cd with mail pearls. Lost January IL p. N; gift
from friend now dead. Address L. HEATH, care
General Delivery. Washington, d. c.
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More Kauf Trouble.

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 3.-James c.
McGill, president of the indianapolis
American Association club. said toda,
that he would consult an attorney tc
learn II he could compel the New Yorh
Nationals to pay him for Benny Kauff's
release. Kaun was the property of tn.
Indianapolis club when he jumped to the
Federal League.
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wave or curl that can be purchased
by the yard and sewn In the hat,
boudoir cap or. better still, on band
of ribbon that is becomingly ad-
justed between the forehead and the
hairdressing. This Is boon to trav-
elers, because 1t relieves one of the
care of maintaining a fluffy coiffure.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-24
Jenkins Not With Yanks.

New York. Jan. 23.-Harry Sparrow.
business manager of the New York
Yankees. IL authority for the statement
that Carl Jenkins, captain of the 1871:
football team of Union College and star
pitcher. has not signed a contract to play
with the Yankees next season.
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BRITToN WILL SELL.

Telegrnphs Figures to Sinclair I'm
New York.
st. Louis. Jan. 23.-Schuyler Britton,
president of the st. Louis Nationals. has
quoted a price on the franchise and on
the playing field to Henry F. Sinclair, of
Tulsa.
The price was quoted within the last
two days. it was learned today. The
figure was telegraphed to Sinclair at New
York.
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NEW YORK NAY TAKE KHABE.
Yankees ConsiderinE Phils' Old
Second Baseman, who jumped.

From Baltimore comes the report thas
Otto Knabe, former second baseman OF
the Phillies. who jumped to the Feds,
has been recommended as second base
man to the New York Yankees and that
serious consideration is being given tc
his purchase.
delphia would take back its former Sec
ond sacker, but Manager Moran made the
statement to the effect that he would
have no Federal League men on his
club
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON
GAS LIGHT COMPANY, Washing
ton, d. C. January cath 1e16-Tn
accordance with Section of the
Charter. the annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Washington
Gas Light Company for the cleo
tion of directors and for such other
business as may properly come be-
t6ee t6e sff,as sad tb. W 0s neie Nos
413-417 10th st. n. w, Monday.
February 7th, 1916. at IL o'clock
noon. The polls will be open from
IL o'clock noon to / o'clock P. NJ.
WILLIAM B. ORME. Secretary.
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Wisconsin fsht promoters trying TO brins
together JEFF Smith and Gus Christie In a tsn.
round bout to be staged the latter part Of this
month.
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Want Stars Returned,

Not few Of the stars of the Gilmore
circuit were secured from the western
slope OF the sierras, and the club owners
insist that they should be returned at
once.
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PERSONALA

WORKINGMENJTHIs STORE is WORTH 4
Try and visit here will show a cash -ssvins stpcf
A ton Of argument is saved, and lezv, Il Al 10
the buyer; it looks big value we eIp-cs q ale
Sc. the slightly used coats s. to g. One prfoe
JUsEH's OLD STAND, sig d.
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IT PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED ROOMS.

wANTED-Two OR THREE ROOMS FCk-
nisbed for house&eeping, inc1udins bedding snd
dishea Send description. address and telephons 70
BOX 8. Herald office.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

20TH ST. n. W.-FASHION-
able location; Dupont Circle ;
10 ms, bath; very artistic; Eng
lish architecture only $3.50; No.
1411. CAYWOOD & GARRETT,
1881 New York Avenue.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-D BOYS; MUST BE OVER IS YEARS
of age; with wheels; guaranteed dollar per
day. Apply RAPID TRANSIT CO.. SIS 18th st. nv.
CoLORED BOY, WITH BICYCLE, $ UP. ss
fth st. nv. Room 9.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMAIE.
ANTED-HALF-GRowN WHITE GIRL 70
assist in general housewort, l345 Kenyon St nv.
OFFICE GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS SOME
thing about tspewritins Cab T Bond Building
before 10 a.. m.
DREssMAKERs AND Girls 10 LEARN
French dresscutting. dressmskins designing and
millinery; good positions furnished after learn
ing. NEW YORK MILLINERY ACADEMY, Ills
G st.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

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floor 'front.' porch. bath, bot water; select sur-
rOundinss Ehsne the bsst-
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We guarantee TO cure pinpIes, so.s
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-21
TO URGE SECTION
IN GAMING BILL

Consideration of IN, mouse general
anti gambling bul passed Thusdny
morning. ls scheduled ,o be reached "a
the senate some time Frdpy afternoon.
II was referred TO one Of tlc Judiciary
committees Friday morning with nsrur-
tions that " be- reported back 10 tho
scnnto Friday afternoon
When the hnl is taken up II is unirr-
stood that senator i r Mcintosh ~
Rryun county win cndrnvur to amend Il
by putting hnck the section providing
that the regular rules of evidence as to
AN acuomplicc Fholl not bo followed ~
the trials of persons charged with N'o-
hating the laws This provision was
stricken from the MIN In the house
This provision. senator Mcmtosl VIII
urge. is essential In making the hw
more Elective
After brief discussion the senate
Friday morning referred the bill pro-
yIding for mining coal on the penit"n'
tnry grousds tn the senate committees
ON mines and mining and penal institu-
tlons Numerous vigorous protests
against this bill have been made by labor
unions In AN sections OF the state
In Wow of these protests I have Just
been wondering n I haven't been made
the goat by some OF my brother mem
hcrF' said senator Harry II. Cordell NJ
kloVa county whose name appears Ms
one Of the authors The statement was
made IN Joking spirit
| "lt seems lo said that II We pass
/ this bill We viii have all Of the socialists,
labor unions and Kate BARNARD ON our
necks In the next election
lie did not ask to have his name with.
dIANn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-21
JOE PROCTOR FINED
ON DRUNK CHARGE

Joe Proctor, charged with being drunk
and raising disturbance In the sheriu'r
office some time ago, pleaded guilty To
the charge Friday before County Iudc,
Zwlck. and was fined $40 and costs
which he paid
The trial Of webb High Joe Rodmnr
and George Wright negro porter. fo.
conducting a puaCc where inioNlcntlnt
liquors were sold occupied tho count,
courts time Friday II ls alleged that
the three operated 'ioint' at l6 Wsc'
Grand avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-21
AoJUDoEo BANKRUPT

NEW YORK. Ian Of Oscar Ham.
mersteln, former GRAND opera lmpresRrio
was adudged bankrupt today and m.
dcred 10 appear Tor examination before
q referee The order follows his failure
~ answer an Involuntary petition IN
bankruptcy filed against him January
D., creditors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-21

2O62 322 LEE BLDG.
BEST BUILDING SITE

$50 feet west uf Classon blvd on 22l
street. between the two hrIpk bungalows
facing south Price 81 0iH Who wants
Those They will not last long ~ lhS
price
miles west NJ Nluuo I'M rndln county
Cash value 5000 Want good home n
Oklahoma city northwest
1OO-ncrr ranch. 10 miles ousl u' Dun.
can. Oklahoma. 250 acres in cultivation
balance pasture Price I2n per acre
Loan 81 500. s years. ut 4 percent .n.
tcrest Want improved brick income
proucrt, in oklahoma city.
Eight room house ON West iih street
all modern convenience block from
Relic laic ear line Price $500 Some
terms
Some pf the hest bargains Iu Okthomr
CITY in downtown business property
modern homes and we'll located building
uitps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

Continued from rsee on,
compelled 70 retreat across the Danube.
Thia n borne out BY the German War ONCE.
which does not claim the the RuInanians
were " ped ont. however
Reports Indicate that the battle was of
the most furious character. The losses are
believed 20 have been very heavy upon both
sides
Although the Rumanians were defeated
In this quarter pressure against the Aus
tro-German forces IN Hungary has not been
iessened. Near Orsova tho Iuimanians have
gained fresh ground. pressing back the
Austro-llungarian defenders
In battles IN Greek Macedonia, French
troops are aheliing the Bulgarians. indi-
eating that infantry assaults will follow
on the Vardar River section OF the front
Serbian troops are nearly In sight OF
Monastir and are within easy artillery
range OF this objective
on the western end Of tho Macedonian
front the Bugarinns have been forced out
o. Greece and lighting IL proceeding upon
Serbian soil
In the Dobrudja arena the operations Of
Won Mackensen appear 10 have been halted
by the Russo -Rumanian army
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
LINER FRANCONIA SUNK
BY U-BOAT; IL LOST
1s,O00-Ton Steamship, Used as
Transport, Torpedoed in
Mediterranean

LONDON. oct. ?. - The cunard Line
steamship Franconia has been sunk by =
U-boat IN the Mediterranean. the Admiraity
announced today. Twelve members OF 'ne
crew perished
The Franconia, which has been IN trans
port service. had no troops aboard. when
she was struck. according 20 the onlcihl
announcement. hut carried a crew ot avg
men Of whom all except twelve were landed
The Franconia. which ran between
Liverpool and Mediterranean ports was
virtually new vessel. and had been m
service only about three years when the
war started. She was built In 1910 ana
made her maiden trip 20 Boston In 1911.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
NOT A SINGLE RUMANIAN
ON BULGAR SOIL, SOFIA
WAR OFFICE ANNOUNCES

SOFIA, oct, 9.
Not a single Rumanian soldier remains
on our side OF the Danube" says, an official
statement Of the Bulgarian War Office
today.
The report announces the repulse OF the
Allies attacks on the Struma River In
Greek Macedonia and also assaults de-
livered by the Russo-Rumanian forces In
Dohrudja.
The text follows:
Enemy artillery bombarded unsuc-
cessfully the railway station at Poroy.
on the Struma front there has been
artillery. rife and mitrailleuse firing.
The enemy tried TO advance from Orliak
bridgehead toward Nevtolen but failed.
on the Rumanian front calm prevails
on the Danube. The crossing OF the
enemy near Rahovo was completely re-
pulsed. Not n single Rumanian soldier
remains on our side Of the Danube.
In Dobrudja (Rumanla) all the en-
emy's attempts to advance on our posi-
tions along the line OF Karabak-Asof-
onar-Amuxarocka-Pe failed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
GRAND DUKES CAUCASUS
ARMY ROUTS TURKS ALONG
WIDE FRONT IN ARMENIA

PETRoGRAD. oct s.--The Russiai
army Of the Caucasus. having suddenly re
sumed the offensive against the Turks u
Armenia. has scored important successes
The war once report published here las
night. says;
on the Caucasus front our detach-
menta by a sudden resumption OF the
offensive and with the cooperation OF
the feet In the coastal region advanced
on n wide front. capturing fortified
enemy position in the region OF the
River Kara Burnu.
West OF alklt-Tchivtlk our ad-
vanced posts broke through the Turk.
ish advanced guards. inflicted great
losses upon them. captured prisoners.
arms. cartridges and equipment and
destroyed earthworks and trenches In
the enemy's rear
a Turkish statement received here
speaks OF the repulse OF "strong Rus
sian reconnoitering detachments"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
GInALIAN AvANzANO
ANCORA NELLA REGTONE
MERIDIONALE ALBANESE
Violenti Attacchi ABSTRACT Re-
spinti nella zona della Vale
del Travignolo - Trincee
Nemiche SconvoIte
UN INsuccEsso RUMENo

ROMA. ottobre
Da un rapporto pubblcato teri acra dai
Nlnlstero della Guerra risuna che le truppe
itallane operantl nelrAlbania hanno occu-
patio nltri vlllagel dell'Epiro scttentrlonaie
In reparto al cavallerla psrtto da Anar-
ryron ha occupato / viliaggi al 0eorgsu-
Gates. EdlskopI ed Isplakopi neila vale del
Drinon. cosicche' sono state Stabilize comu-
nIcazionl dirette IRA Anarsyron peivino.
ouesti nuovl vIiIagEi ora cccupati dale
forze italiane E trovano circa cin-
ouanta mlglia a sud-est al vaiona nellie
vlcinanse della Inca al connne greca. II
territorlo ora occupato dale forzc italians
neiiAlbanIa meridlonale comprende circa
una sessantlna 81 migiia al costa Ia IS
3b mlgiia 81 territorlo Inferno.
cli austiaci hanno tentato diversi vic-
lentisHlnnl attacchi contro 10 posizloni tta-
iiane della zona delle Dolomiti. ma sono
stati respintl dappertutto. In un solo punto
easi riuscirono penetrare In una trncea
ftaiiana. ma soitanto In un brevlssimo
tratto. Ecco u testo del rapporto del gc-
nerale Cadorna sulia sltuazlone generate
ALA fronte italo-austriaca:
Nella vale del Travignoio. nella
notte del , Ottobre. n nemlco, dopo
parecchle azioni dlmostratlve contro e
vale. lancio' un nuovo yiolentlssimo
attacco. ripetuto parccchie volte. c0ntro
le nostre poszioni del Col Bricon. sulla
parte neridlonale della vale. Esso fu
respinto dappertutto.
1eri, dopo una intenra preparazlone
di artigiieria, II nernlco rnnovo' con
truppe fresche suoi sforxl nelia regione
del Travignolo riuaci' riprondere
una delle nostre poslxioni avanzate
verso Monte Col Bricon, nea vale del
Piccolo. posixloni che moi avevamo
conqulstato nella mattina precedente.
Sui resto al questo settor- u nemlco
o state rcspinto con gravi perdte.
Nelraita vale del Cordevolo moi re-
splngemmo un attacco di sorpresa fatto
dal nemico contro le nostre posizionl
sulle faide del Monte Sief.
Lartiglieria nemica ha ripetutamente
bombardato luoghi abtau su dversl
settori della fronte. ed ha fatto qualche
danno nei vlllaggi di Sano, in Val
d'Adge; Avoltrl. nell'alta vale del Rio
Degano: Timao Pajlaro, neli'alta
vella del But. Gorilla
lie nostre batterIe hanno rlsposto
efiicacemente con una rappresaglla,
bombardando gil accampamenti nemici
Birncaum. nella vale del Gail.
sconvolgendo ie iinee austriache del
Carso
sULLA FRoNTE BALcANIcA
Mentre lie truppe rumene che avevano at
Z trayersato II Danubio ed invaso Ia Bulgaria
sono state costrette riattraversare II fiume
davanu a forze superiori bulgare che ten.
tavano di accerchiarie. le forze scribe ope-
rantl nella Macedonia hanno guadagnato
nuovi successi contro ! bulgari ed hanno
attraversato II hume cerna in direzione di
honastir. che e. II loro obettivo Immediate
Mel caucaso russi hanno ripreso
foffensiva ed hanno batmto / turchi in
diversi punt constringendoh a battere In
ritirata. ttr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WAsHlNGTON, oct.

WASHINGTON, Oct 6.
For Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair and
somewhat cooler tonight and Saturday:
gentle west and northwest winds.
An area OF high barometic pressure over
spreads most OF the country east OF the
Rocky Mountains. with the crest over Iowa
this morning. Fair weather prevails IN the
districts under its influence. while rains
are reported from along the South Atlantic
coast and from the far Southwestern
States. The temperatures have risen in
the Middle and North Atlantic States and
are generally from five degrees q ten
degrees above the normal while a sharp
drop has occurred in the Upper Lake region
and IN narrow belt thence southwestward
20 Texas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

ing rcpeated Gernan-Turklsh connter.ai-
tacls. 4 wan onIclany announced today.
Zlotahev and IN the reeions of Penlaki
Gnkolntce and Mlynovcc The Austro-
Germans are resisting rtubbornly and
counter-attacklng In this fighting sss pris-
oners have been taken
LONDON. oct. e.---FIehtlng IN the east
crn war theatcr. particularly on the Koryt-
nica-zubilno front. where the Russians
have nasaed At least 1000 cannon. rivals
'he herceneHs Of hostilitics on the somnie
according 20, an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch today from Copenhagen.
This dispatch r. based upon Information
telegraphed 10 the Berlin I,okai Anzeiger
by is correspondent In Russia. German Of
icers state that the bomhardments are ~
violent as those on the verdun and Sonme
fronts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
MURDERER ASKS PARDON
Served Seven Of Twenty Years for Kill
ing Montgomery County Man

HARRISBURG. oct. s--Feix Fare. con-
vcted IN Montgomery County Of second de-
gree murder and sentenced 20 twenty years
In the Eastern Penitentiary after serving
seven years, has asked the Board of Par
dons 10 give him hts freedom. Fare was
implicated in the death OF George a. john
ston
In December. 1909. TIick Marings. Frank
Chicarlne and John Ballon were convicted
OF first degree murder for Johnston's
death. The first two were hanged and
Balion was about 20 he led TO the scaffold
when reprieve arrived. His sentence
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
ARMIES OF ALLIES SMASH
FOES IN MONASTIR PUSH

Colbricon region on the southern side
Of the valley Everywhere they we're
driven on.
Yesterday after intense artillery hre'
efforts were renewed with fresh troops
who succeeded IN rctaking one ad-
vance position toward Mont Colbricon.
IN the Picc0lo Valley, which we had
captured the previous morning. ON the
remainder Of this front the enemy was
repulsed with heavy losses.
In the upper Cordevoie Valley sur
prise attack on the slopes Of Monte
Sief was driven on. The enemy ar
tliiery repeatedly sheiied inhabited
places At several points on the front,
Some damage ~ reported in the VIZ
lagos Of the Cano. IN the Adige valley
Foei Avoitri. IN the upper Degano VAL
ley; TimaO and Pajlaro, In the But
Valley, and also In Gorilla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
Suffrage Tax on Shore Voters

ATLANTIC CITY. Oct G.--After having
laughed for years at the idea OF paying
dollar suffrage tax, enacted In most OF
the cities OF the State. shore voters must
pay or run chances OF being arrested on
sight That is the plan OF the City Com
missloners, who have been told the city
has half million dollars outstanding in
delinquent taxes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

English use nets understand 4. n s
are NOT rescued now. They are ..'+
The English talk OF nets Ifon r,,,,-
but cannot imagine such a thinr ~
-Icngllshmen think that I'M. ~.
the submarine warfare and ho, - 'rr>1
wilfors notes The Germans .,->'sI
sinking boats ,,a ,,rsr They probably could ".
win That IL the result of the p,,nt ps, ~
notes" '>1{4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
HEAVY AUSTRIAN ATTACKS
BEATEN OFF BY CADORNA'S
TROOPS ON ALPINE FRONT

ROME. Oct. s.--The War office last night
had this TO say Of operations on the Aus
trian front:
In the Travlgnolo I'm the night OF the
I'd the enemy after several demonstra-
tive actions against our lines on the
heights north of the stream. launched
new attacks again and again in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

Lawfsr Aasansb'is cempans, Allss-
town. Pa.
Eiiey nrothers. hxldEeson. n. ..
Thomas HsEhes. Chester. IA.
Motor Sales Company. Deslests~p.
Pa.
y, 4. Haras-sy . Sons csmsaas
Dover. Del.
Ea>toa Autsmoblis Company. Eas-
ten. ~.
oesrsetown ozraEs and supply Con.
pany. Geerke<e~u. del.
hellesue usrake. Hamnsntos. n. ..
Thomas Haxhes. I.sn<dals. r..
tAon4< Hukhes. lan<dsvne. ~.
seffAs Meter c@< penpans. Lei.Ish
tsa. "a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

BALTIMORE. oct s.--Dr w''',sm mea,cai
weich, head Of Johna hopn,..s ,,..,..rf vii
s..,a.s Sen.o' ccrnro,er,on 10 study how Amer.ca
should no prepare. has returned 70 ms ,.nd nDnas
ss."s sso' .neneInr several weeks IN England
ana IN the war zone IN France !.
Il was told BY men who really kneu. ~
he enid IN an Interview. that hnfiano ~
captured fft submarines since ,ne oss,n ~
~. ~ ,hc war No announcement is ever
n,sS. Of the capture Of submarine Ihe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

WOODBURY.. n. J.. oct. s.--M.~,
the Democratic county COMMITTEE ..n.et .-'et 4
members OF the party attended d,,'. ina c'h-r
ss, night Addres,ss ods, w Were made BY n: ~
General wescott. United stats. A,'ofn.~
MARITIME. NJ. r. Cattel ceret.>