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The evening world., 1916-09-30
GERMAN U-BOATS
SANK 262 SHIPS
IN THREE MONTHS
IS Died on Is That Had M
Warning-GreateSt Activity
Shown Recently.

WASHINGTON. Sept, Sc.--Much
moro complete Information OF Ger.
many's submarine activities which
supplements lord Robert Coclrs
statement In London las, night was
received In dispatches from London
arriving here to-day. which show ths,
between June and Sept. :, go YES.
sells OF all nationaii,ies have been
sunk hy submarines.
or those fifteen were reported sunk
without warning. with the loss OF
eighy-four lives. A total Of siNty-six
neutral vessels were destroyed during
the period.
Today's fuller Information brings
out that the submarine activity has
practically doubled during the last
two months. During June. after de-
livery OF the American note on the
Sussex. accepting Germanys agree
ment not to rink vessels without
proper safeguard 20 lives on board.
fifty-seven vessels were sunk. OF
which hve ~ero neutral and six. In
cludiny three neutrals, were sunS
without warning with the loss OF
twenty-five lives.
In July tho total sunk fell ctf 70
forty-two, including nine n.utrals and
two British. sunk without warning
with the loss OF forty-one lives.
In August the total sunk more
than doubled with the figure Of i0S
including twenty-six neutral vessels
Two allied boats were sunk without
warning with the loss OF three lives
Tho figures up to Sept. "a show 9
continuing high rate OF destruction
In the month with a total OF seventy.
Ave vessels sunk. including twenty
six neutrals with Ave allied boat.
sunk without warning with the los.
! OF hfeen lives.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
COURT CLERK ChASeS
BURclkaS OVER n0of

Itws tlnb Olall sktlm IN
tate. q to- '.us Rplaynes
i".3s
l',it.tINsf afs f afrHInF The itfe"s
49, ishfnsi ta 90 ~ iso bars
iafs Do SestsfiaS mofning fasd ths
'paitm, ~ n Disfs I,i~sfi Omisa
q Tie mons CuurtN courts hls
Hf"i insf joan . oJil,H. sn s',asasy,
ini i''lT mHih'r q SO tio fast one
iiuntfsi and lofi drai sifssL
Awakened by tis mothsF. chs
Hsafd HuIs, in ,u adiola,ar room.
C1,fk o'iifisn ,h. sd thr burslafs eui
the Gfe escape. ~ watch thsy had
sni''d. aud u,of th" root
The bufslafu obis nsi D.. from the
court ci'fks trouscrs pockets. ost
from the Sioihs. - John. aud Mrs.
- hr,rn's soli watch ana other
Is~'Iry
r., rotbsry VA not made ruslic.
~ was explained. because tao scort
hurglarics have been roninlttsd H.
that n,I- bhothood recently. and the
police tul,d o. tap the thieves o.
q return visit
The evening world., 1916-09-30
ROUMAN|AN ARMY
IS IN UTTER ROUT
IN TRANSYlvAN|A
Berlin says AuStro-GeuminS
Have Won Big Victory At
HermannSlldl.

BEtiII\. sept. so ,Via I.ouaorN.-
Troops undcr Gen. Won Falkenhayn.
former Chlrt OF the General STAN.
have won - battle az Hcrmanns,adt.
rransylvania. defeating strong Sec
tions ot the First Roumanan Army,
the War Once announced to-day.
by an encivchng attack the Tcu-
tons drove the ROum1nians south
ward. Fart ot the first Roumaulan
army was annihllated. the remnants
fleeing IN disorder.
Before the battle began German
detaehments seized the famous Red
Tower Pass. through which the Rou
mansans had entered Transylvanis to
attack Heunannstadt. With this ave
nue. OF retreat cut ost the defeated
Roumanians fled TO the mountai nous
country on hOth sides OF the pass.
In the Gocrseny mountains the
enemy was repulsed southwark South
OF Henndorf a German attack was
successful.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
81 SQUARE MILES or
TERRITORY RETAKEN
Bl ALLIES ON SOMNE

GRAND nEADoUAHTERs OF
THE FRENCH ARMIES. Sept 30
Omitted Prcss.)--in the first thirteen
weeks OF the Somme offensive. the
French and British have captured
more ground than has been taken
by the Germans In moro than six
months Of battling at verdun.
a survey OF the results Of the great
allied drive. halted tempe rariiy ycs-
terday by q terrific downpour OF
rain. shows that the allies have con-
qucred esS squire ki,oneters of
French territory labout ninety-two
square milcs), exceeding by fifteen
kiiometers the territory gained by
the Germans at verdun.
Forty-tive villsscs, each one organ
tsed into a veritaole fortress by .us
| Teulons, have fallen before tho bat
| tering Of French and British artillery
In every instance the German positi ~
was 30 strong that It had To b
broken down by shell IRE before In
fantry could storm II.
! A total Of 81. 900 prisoners. :sS can
mons. half OF which are heavy artn
lsry pieces. and moro than 1000 ma
chine guns have been taken
| Everywhere, Tom the Ancre TO
first. second ami third lines are com
pietely In tho hAads OF the allies, " b,
this week were rushing throLkh hasti
ly constructed German trenches 10
great gains when bad weather haite,
operations.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
REVOLVER IS FIRED
|NST|ElOW CASE As
AN|MPORTANT TEST
Marx, Found on Bullets uSed
IN Double Murder May De.
tenmlne Ills Fate.
tspselsi g,sm Q s,sw csrvsspses.n,
~ The ess~i~s Verdi

nocHEsrEn n. Y. sept - A
srea, surprise Vas sprung when cuur,
opened to-day In the susiow 'ass.
where n motion ~ tcins argued 10
sivs him . new TRIAL Tor the murder
~ chArlos pheirs and M. hcus.
Keeper. Miss wolcou
Jane. " Osborn aud cN.Juise
Sutherland, counsel for s,lclov. de.
mAndei that the bore ~ the 81.
calibro revolver ant bullets with
witch ~ " alleged the murder was
committed he photographed anl
brought back tN court Immediately.
The bore ~, thc revolver ana bullets
hid tir 10 plsy IN, mos, rromin,n,
patt IA determining the motion Fcr
nearly two days i,arold Ulake. A..
sis,an, District Attorney, had at.
tempted - discrodlt tho eminent M.
cNscor,c experts, pr, Man Poser ani
NJ Herman kcllner, and Alfred Lane.
,hc piStoi expert. who have made at
ndANi,s that there were no marks on
tho bullets tound IN the bodies sup.
posed To have hecn made IN passing
through the barrel Of Sticlow's pistol.
Albert Hamilton expert for p,stric,
Attorney knickcrbocker. claims Nat
the bullets found IN the victims had
come from Stelow's pistol
Rcausc 90 these peculiar marx k'nss
the experts wcro all present IN court
and were directed by Judge Rodcn-
hcck 10 80 with hls personal attend
an, and have the bore OF the revolver
photographed. lie ordered that the
microSccptcal Instruments be brought.
as ne wished TO examine the revolver
himself.
4 revolver Was shot off as an ,x-
pertinent by counsel for the defense.
The scientists present made mark .
incs where Hamilton said they sx-
lsted In the revolver used In the kill =
iug. Tho bullets c,mo out withou,
any markings,
Judge Rodeneees announced that
he wanted 20 examine King himself
to. day. King confessed to the mur-
der for which Stieiow was convicted.
and afterward recAn,ed to D,ssric,
Attorney kn,ckerhocker. who prose
cutsd Stielo~.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
ALL GREEK A|RMEN
Join Alu|EOFLEE
ATHENS REPORTS
Nenizelos, at Crete, Said to BE
in Full Control Of
Revolution.

ATi EMS, Sept s0.-The entire Greek
nyIng corps has Joined tho allied fleet,
LONDON. Sept so,-peiayed de-
spatchos from Canea, Crete. descrih-
Ing tho arrival there OF Veniselos and
Admiral kountouriotes. indicate that
the former Premier OF Greece is In
full control Of tho revolutionary situ-
alton.
Out Of $500 men OF the Fourteenth
Infantry stationed at Heraclion.
Crete. the despatch says, all but
twenty five officers and nineteen men
Joined the revolution. the ioyalists
bang removed TO Suaa Bay on boArd
allied warships.
A report that the Greek battleship
Kilkis, formerly the u. 4. 3. Idaho.
has Joined tho revolution u denied
by the Greek Ministry OF Marine. Il
Ia now stated the Hydra. which has
Joined the allied neeI. was virtually
stolen from her anchorage by revoiu-
tioniets, aided by members Of the
crew In sympathy with them.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
CITY MILK FAMINE
BEGINS IN FIGHT
ON DAIRY LEAGUE
CONTINUED from Firs, PageJ

Mr.. Dillon was disqualified from act
Ing In such capacity because he has
long been taking the side OF the pro-
ducers. Likewise. the wicks Invcstl-
eating Committee. appointed by Gov.
Whitman. would be useless In such a
capacity on account OF too much
politics. according to Mr. Har,igah.
NAVE ARRANGED FOR OUTSIDE
eupPlies.
I'VE do not anticipate any pro-
tracted trouble" said d. :, Horton.
Vice Presiden. OF the stawson- Decker
Company. I'VE have raised the price
because we have had 20 pay more for
our supplies and the cost cf labor has
gone up, We have milk backed up 81
that the supply win last. aad besides
We have arranged for outside sup
piies
We can't tell whether our regular
farmers will give US one tenth or one
half of the usual supply on Monday
We win not surrender TO their de-
mands. We have already offered them
an Increase OF Stoo.ooo over the las,
prices for the next six months suppl,
OF 10000 cans a day. We are not so,
ing to be coerced."
In the absence OF Health Comn.s
sioner Haven Emerson to-day nj,
secretary declared he did not beiisv,
thors viii be any special watch aeI
week for stale milk. but no was JIr,
tho regular inspection will be KEEP
up as rigidly as over.
MILK sold hero viii have TO apswe
all the tests for weight butter fat
and all other requirements OF IN
! HeAlh Department Il viii make n
difference what may cause any de
/ terloration. the Department will no
allow dangerous milk to be sold"
! The New YORK railways Compan,
which has been feeding kebreahe
at iIs barns, appeiiod to Commissione
Dillon to-day for milk, Their man
ager said the Mutual Nc Dermott Nil
Company. from which they had oee
buying 400 cans "A uay, had Just not
Ted them they cannot deliver an
milk Monday, The company need
n, only $50 cans = day now, but cannc
get II.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
BRITISH PUSH ON
At TH|EPvAl;;NEW
ARMY IN BATTLE
Heavy Counter Attacks of
trmans Beaten on,
iliig Reports.
FRENCH ADD TO GAINS.
Joilre's Forces Make Furihe'
Progress North Of Raneourt
With Grenade Attacks.

LONDDS. .. pt 90 nusualiy hsav,
nshuns occurred yesterday on IN,
Homme fronts in consequence ~ Ucr,
man coun,sr.attscks A division II
the nsS Hrilish army was snHnErt
The onicial account ~ these operation,
follows
Daring tho niEht mo enemy
shslled heavily our hattie front
south of iha Ancte W. consoli.
dated tho lround won yesterday
morning a. pcsttcmont Farm,
northwest ~ II sarn. and In.
proved our position IN tho Thlcp.
val area.
"Enemy counter attacks wore
bca,cn OF In the nclshborhood ~
stuff Redoubt and iiosslan Trench.
The nghting In this section yc-,er.
day was very s-vcrc, and our
troops engaged "a division ~ the
new army showed great cndur.
ancc ana resolution.
a successful raid was made hy
London Territorial battalion
south % Ncuville 81. WAIST. where
the encmys trenches werc entered
ana prisoners were taken"
fAI,lS. sept SO,-rho Frcnch have
made further progress north OF Ran
court by gronadu attacks. according x
to the official s,atemen, issued by IN.
War office to-day.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
BRITISH ATTACKS on
THE SOMHE REPULSED,
SAYS BERLIN REPO ORT

BERLIN. Sept. so Via LondonD -
The repulsc of strong British attacks
ON the Somme front Is recorded In to-
days officiai communication. which
follows;
As on the preceding day. the Brit.
ish attacked yesterday with strong
forces between Ancre and Courceiettc.
After variable hand to- hand nghting
they were repuised. Other wise there
wero only minor local advances and
artillery dueiA which Increased In
activity during the afternoon. north
Of the Sonmo and In a few sectors
south OF the Rivlr."
The evening world., 1916-09-30
BREMEN LiFEBU0y A HOAX.
ssslsfaesovy Prsef rosaa That u
Had Bsea "PiapssA."
,spsrih 70 Tns E.salas WsstA.

PORTLAND. Me. Sept. so.-For a
time the authorities here believed that
q life buoy marked with the name
Bremen" ana the German imperial
crown found In Portland hsrbcr waA
real evidence the long awaited mer-
chant submarine had been near the
American coast line.
Satisfactory proof Was gained 20 day
that the buoy vas planted In the har-
Dor as . hoAl
The evening world., 1916-09-30
FARMERS TO PLAN CUT
IN THE COST Of lIvING
Commissioner hartigan Campaigns
for Congress 10 Be Held
Here Next February.

Commissioner OF Weights and
Measures Joseph Hartigan went to
Utica to-day to camy align for q far
mers' congress TO be held In New
York City next February. The con-
gress vii lbe largely for farmers of
this STATE but representatives OF the
Governors Of other States arc ex-
pected 20 attend.
tho purpose OF the congress" Mr..
liartigan said. lis to devise practical
means for lowering the cost OF living.
rhe production. transportation aud
distribution OF foodstufYs will be con :
sidered In PARTICULAR. New York
city. for instance. has not SO per cent.
ct the facilities Of Berlin. London or
Paris when II comes to freight trans
portation.
-Foodstufs pass through seven
hands before reaching the ultimate
consumer and the cost 10 consequently
high
The evening world., 1916-09-30
BRING PecARA TO TESTIFY
Rssrsss Case wts~sss Pleaded Ne
Wac Afraid of Black Band.

The District Attorneys once awaited
the arrival to-day from Chicago of ne
tecuve will,amscs. bringing with him
Thomas F~rara. formerly an olive oil
importer Of this city, Pecsra after CON
Tossing to perjury In the trial ot Gse-
tsno MontemsSno for the murder Of
Mike Gsimari In the Foley Rofrsnc
fcGd. MAS allowed 60 leave town under
= suspended sentence on his promise 10
return, 10 needed.
When the tris, OF Bondini, Jointly in
dictsd with Michael Rotrano 10Y the
GAimAri murder, was set fccsry MD
from the po!lc~, eayins he woxid he
killed by the Black Hand tt he taN the
rcn,S ,sSN on 81 the ssn aus
The evening world., 1916-09-30
STEEL BEATEN DOWN
IN STIFF BEAR RAID
Loses A,mos, Four Points In Rapid
Decline-Other Metal Stocks
Also Suffer.

A disposition os Spectators to take
profits on the e,s advances N United
states Steel ami other metal and Kin
drod Industrial issues. was made the
screen for a swift beaE rShl On the
iloor Of the stock Exchange to-day
S,ec, Was ecaten down To ii6 Ia
from 10; Republic steel siumped five
points and Crucio.o Steel dropped 10
~ IS from " Ia. There we're Tapio
rs-coycltcs Tor scoui MALI the points
lo~t. lolal sales for the two-acur
session we're Ssl..eJ shares.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
TEN MISSIH6 FROM
TORpEDOED STEAMSHIP
British Ship Thurso Hit Presumably
In North Sea-Another
Vessel Sunk.

WASHINGTON Sept. so.--w,th ten
Of her crew missing and nine landed.
,he British stem Thurso 10 be-
licved sinking. Consul General Skin
ter at London csbled the state De-
pertment to-day Presumably the
boat was torpedoed or miaed In the
North SEA.
American Consul Hurst At Barce-
Iona. spain. reporting to-day the
sinking OF tho Italian steamer Ben
psrk. and the italian steamer Nitnoio.
aid that no Americans were abroad
ether ship.
The Benpark. from Philadelphia to
Genoa with Q general cargo. was sunk
hy Q submarine about forty miles
"a Barcelona. Sept. IS. and the Nit.
nolo. from Norfolk. was torpedoed
, n Bragonero. Balearic Islands, sept.
-
LONDON Sept. So.-Lloyd's agency
reports that tbs British ste amer Hal
lus has been sunk.
Tho Rallus WAS q steamer of ssl
tons. built In 1914 She Was owned by
the Cork Stcamphip Company. Her
recent movsm~nts have not been re-
ported.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
En6IHeeR AND FIREMAN
KILLED ON PENnA. TRAIN
Piston Rod Breaks on Run From
This City to Cincinnati and
Cars Leave Track.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 3o.-when a
piston rod on the nrs, engine OF
Train 1881 on the Pennsyivania line.
New York to Cincinnati broke to-day
the train left tho track and partially
overturned.
The engineer ana fireman on the
nrst engine were killed. while the
crew OF the second engine were In
jured.
Five pAssenEcrs were bruised but
none seriously hurt The wrecked
train was Of steel coaches drawn by
two engines. About 1.See feet of
track was torn up.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
FOUR CAUGHT IN RAID
FOR BlACkMAIlERS
Two Men and Two Women Are
Taken To-day in Chicago as
Aides OF the Gang.

CHICAGO. Sept 3o.-Federal off,
GERS arrested to-day y. II. Golden and
Grace Golden, his wife. and Mr.. and
Mrs, John E. Lawrence for completely
in the workings OF the Mann act
hlackmailer'. syndicate. The arrests
ggew out OF an Investigation OF the
story OF n Cedar rapids, Iowa. mer-
chant that two girls had ex,or,ed
$4,000 from him.
The federal officers raided an
apartmen; at o'clock in the morning
TO get the prisoners. They tell OF
finding opium smoking outfits and
quantities OF habit forming drugs In
the place,
Golden had posed as a real estate
operator and Lawrence as a salesman
The evening world., 1916-09-30
FOUR BATTlESHIPS HERE
TO UkOeRGO REPAIRS
Texas one ct the Quartet. Beat
litr own Target Record Of
Last Year.

Tho NstNeshus roNss, Arkansss
Wynmins aud New York. arrivsA at
'his port To-day from short range
iorge, practice oo the virginia Capes.
They vii undergo the usual doekina
and rcnalra owing IL tho insuf-
hc,"nt dcrth ~ the channel lesAins
To- the Navy Nard only one ship can
be taken tactc each day.
Other ships OF the Atlantic aeet
have g0no TO Boston, Philadelphia
and Norfolk. I, IL expected they viii
hc rvtSscmhl-i, On the completion ct
repairs, and scnt Tor other manoeu-
rCrS cn tho southern arm grounds.
Tho Texas Sssin -tsnds tirst In the
target practice just rndcd. She beat
Acr own rrcnrd ~ last year.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
sofa IS BOMOAROeD
BY FRENCH AVIATOR
Bombs Are Dropped In Flight From
the Macedonian From, To
nn-hafsSt

PARIS. sept 80 (via London,. - Tho
War once announced to-day that a
French seropian@ starting yesterday
from a point on the Macedonian front
PASSED over Bulgaria. dropping bombs
on Soma. and continued It's night to
bucharest.
Our bonbardlns aoropianss drop
ped q large number OF bombs on
Priiep un southern Serbia, north Of
Monastir), Another Of out machines
lomhsrdeL SOFA yesterday morning
where it landed safely"
The evening world., 1916-09-30

sis.siss -. pssssni 'sfa - sssas
s>.s ssffass 10 oossi ths ssiiss rsf
sissSsslea - Aasrtfan sliissus 10 fhf
sss 80 sAs saas ~ ,hs tatsa,s AHs'
Ths fua ssgs that ths iinItr \
Ssst1sai sss.s "a shsi . assih 30
ssfs o. asuifaAg hss ssnt a.
sss sasmss "a ~ Awsfios Hu'h sa
sni are ~ sonrspsien ~ uss'fsiiy D.
sstss - b. lsi-sllss ,s ,ss ,i.isssi ssg
sss 20 ~ fsfssi,ss-
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ROBBED, THEN ARRESTED.
Brokers' wife Fsiis 60 Iaessif,
ssspsct-Bsth set Free.

HEARING = woman scream. Police
men Cox aud Short early to- day found
Mrs Grace Clark OF No, 2ss Martense
Street. Flatbush, In a sem,-hysterieal
condition In the doorway of . loft
robbed her Of . diamond ring. her
wedding ring and her earrings She
WAS eventually locked up. charged
with intoSication.
An hour later. however. Detective
Carroll arrested Geurge Bauer OF No.
eli Marcy Street. Williamsburg.
Mrs. Clark was unable 10 Identify
Bauer when he was arraiened and he
was discha rged Tho MAGISTRATE per-
mtted Mrs. Clark TO so on, q suspended
sentence. Her husband is Percy Clark.
bfoAr. &
The evening world., 1916-09-30
HAvRE De GRACE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selling; maiden two
ycar-olds: five turlongs,-ronce De
Leon. lle trroxlerl. straight - 20.
place $3.50, show Ss.sc. first: Flare.
lo1 (raplinl, place $500. show 81 20.
second; Melting Momsn lo- (Schut-
Marblehead, Rose Finn. BLACK Vote
Cnerry Ripe, Chelsea and Moonshinef
also ran. Sargon and Ed Garrison
scratched.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
BRITISH SEIZE MORE MAIL.
Norwegian Liner ArVtvtns Mere
Neports Loss of 600 0ass,

ofheers OF the Norwegian American
hne steamship kistiAnisfjord, which
arrived here to-day from Bergen and
kirkwap. reported that British port
authorities seized 500 bags Of mail At
the latter port.
The steamer vas detained a. XIX
wall twelve hours She carried l.ess
pAsscngors
The evening world., 1916-09-30

MUNICH. sept So.-Lieut, Mulsar.
a noted aviator. is reported TO have
plunged TO his death ON the western
front. Lieut.. Mulxor received the or
dsr Pour ie Merits In July. On Aug.
8 he was reported 10 have brought
dawn his niath s~N.s,N -achine
The evening world., 1916-09-30
0EvoNSHlRE WINNERS.

FIRST RACE - selling purse sso:
three yesr-olis and upward: Ave and "A
half furlonxs.-Nedtord hoy lis ,Guy)
straight NyO. place ts, show. NS nrst;
Tom Coro, ios ,CarrolO, place sil, show
show 81 81 third. Time. Lee 3-S Mater.
Rosemary. Zin Del and Rio Bra1cs also
ran.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
N Ew CASES.


The total number OF cases 10 da.s
has been s.oss. and the total number
OF deaths s,sss. One hundred and
seven patients were discharged to-
day as recovered. so that with the
others previously discharged thero are
now Just s,sss patients stii in hospi-
tails and quarantined In their homes.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
PARAlY YSIS SluMPS AGAlN;
ONLY FOUR DEATHS IN DAY
Also Seven Fewer New Cases Are
Reported Than Yesterdays
Figures Gave.

Seven fewer cases and eight less
deaths from infantiie paralysis we've
reported by the Board Of Health to-
day ss compared with yesterdays
figures. Here are the totals:
The evening world., 1916-09-30
All sole ssd lppep Leather RE-
asisisioaed by British Geverans.s,

LONDON. sept so,-Jhe Govern
ment. according to the Shoe and
Leather Journal has reauisitioned ali
British sole and upper leather FOR
military purposes Five per cent. hi.
terest. Il Is stated. will be allowed an
the purchase price or the leather,
The evening world., 1916-09-30
Marine Elliott selIs HON.

Maxine Elliott has sold her old home.
No. 326 West End Avenue. a four story
dwelling. 70 Ennis q Slnnott. ct S3S, ,o00.
siawson L Hobbs were the br"L era.
The acuess bought the house In 1900
The evening world., 1916-09-30
4 MARATHON.

81 Fdsrs cIocS, lorcr Rrood.
Ndy. after rERairp iIS ycavs, 70
90 Aare q n,r set of eorks.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
Rspert Hughes R~sisWs From tk.
stxsy-ntWth.

WASHINGTON. Sept, so Ruper,
Hughes. author ard dranstst. has re-.
signed his commission as captain Of
the sixty ninth Infantry, y. \, ". G
President Wilson to-day accepted hi.
resignation
The evening world., 1916-09-30

wATERrowN. n. Y. sept. 30
Snow fell at Newton Falls, N Y,
There We're nurries = snow here this
morning.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
JUST A LITTLE BIT MORE.

And noo Mr.. Rockefeller. BY
o~other vIse IN StdRdavd OIL wee.
terduy. s oorfA ss,0ss.Oe0 more.
The evening world., 1916-09-30
Getting Old Too
Fast?

Late in life th
body is likely to
sho~ signs Of wear
aud often the kid.
neys weaken first.
The back is lame.
hnt and schy. = and
the kidney action
distressing Ths
make people feel
Older than they
are. Don't wsi,
for the worst -i-
fects II bad kid
neys - dropsy.
gravel. hardening
II the arteries "
Rrisht's disease.
Use Q mild kidney
stimulAnt. Try
Don's Kid ne Y
Pills. Thousands
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A New York Example

A New York Example.
Mrs. II. lver,. 81 Cedar 81. say,
My back ached both day and ulSM
I, was very stiff and lsu,e and I M 20
worn-oat that I didu't seem abls 70 Do
snythins. My kidneys we're inaceive
and the kidney secostious vsrs rs.
natural My ieet and .nkie. bscans
~ oiIen. MAS very nervous aad my
light often blurred. l used various
kidney medicines. but kept estting
worse instead of better, Several boses
81 Doan's Kidney Pills practically cursd
me and today my Kidneys are normal. ="
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4 pretty EaRsas scAooi teacher
Y drdsotR0 IS a month eitra to
postpone Aev Wedding bells anti
ssmmer.
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GOV. KILLS OF OHIO
AND WIFE HURT N TAX
Executive Hurled Through Wind
shield-Daushter Also Slightly
Injured.

DELAWARE o. Sept so.-0ov.
Willis. his wife and daughter Helen.
we're injured this morning When q
heavy truck ran into a tAxica6 In
which they were riding to . railssaA
station.
Mrp. Willis suffered a scalp wound
and bruises about the body and 10
confined In hospital hereL rhs
Governor Was thrown through the
windshield and escaped with q laese-
alton Of the rirh, hand. The dAuGh-
ter ~as only sl!gAtly bruised. $50
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oAiRn'--on sept. ss, at the cAa,aplai,.
Valley Hospital, rlatIsburs. n. y, after
brief Illness, JEANNErrI FERGUS
BAIRD .: 'ss We" '1Oss a.. Ne.
York City,
Funeral services viii 10 held n N.
uniNersiy Place Church. toth q Ana
UaNsrsi,y Pses. kvs Yerk cssv. a.
Sunday sven'as. ost I. isls, a 8
o'clock.
MEMORIAL Nor,cga
,vfER.--pELiA, in menesy Of the, d..,
mother. who elst Sept 20. lssS.
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