davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
llputettnjen laiiuuien ariuo rabasia
fDmmeniG miIjuumia.

9rittilGinen breaonaugbt @ar-
ipite, iofa ferrotnan iipotetun Bob-
janmeren taistelusia, oil Queen
@liiabetbin iiiarlaiwa, iotfa inolem.
mat nGptteliipGt buomattopoa oiaa
6rittiIGisten pritpfiesid nturtaiitlic
Doroenellein ialmen ldmitie. @ar.
ipite oil $50 ialfaa pitfG ia $4,000
tonnin fantoinen. &c oil rafennottil
Oeiponportisio 1914 ia nafioi artpi-
olta $12,5OO,OOO. Gen miebistS oil
noin 750.
Queen Marp ia Snoefatieable oil
mat molentmat Observation-Disclosures,
ebellinen $1,000 ia iGIfimGinen 49,
700 tonnin failtoinen. Queen Morp
oil 720 jolfaa pitfd ia naImistui
1913 ia mafloi noin $tO,OOO,OOO.
S1toefatigable oil 57S jalfaa pitfG
ia mafioi noin $S,OOO,OOO. MoIent.
pien miebisto oil 90O-95O.
8rittilGinen orea6naugbt Marl.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
Ybopspaltain laiDaste-erpertit ar.
iupstelciuat taistelna.

SSasbington - &ongresiin lai-
maStofomitean iaienet ia laipasto-
npieerit ooottipat mielenfiinnolla pf-
iitpisfobtaiiia tietoia iafialaisten ia
brittilGisten mGliiest1 laipnstotaiste-
lusta Hobianmerell1. Sum ei tGGllG
ollut tietoa iiitG pGGniGGrGstG. mibin
iafiaIaiiet tdGlI6 bpoffGpfiellGGn
pprfip1t, eilpGt upieerit rpbtpneet
orlpailemaan iiitd, miStG MOTTO riip-
pu. &ummaltafin piiolen iaatiijen
tietoien nriifaanmenettip brittilGiiet
enemntGn laiipoja, nllitta iiitG buoli-
matta, jos be pGistip6t britetpn bp0f-
fGpfien ia aioiipat iiuren laiipaston
tafaiiin antamatta niiocn tilla @ne-
lannin rannifon n1fppiinfG1n, moi-
oaan beio1n fatioo moittaneen. Soi-
ielta pitolen taas, jos iofiaIaiien loi-
ipastoa IisfcttG fatio.adr irain ristei-
lpretfenG tai pritpfiend iaattaa ipibol-
linen aniaan, min of ipoitto epdile-
mGttG beioGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
Sota,uaen pilfaaiille lnettn lafia.

OpA"'ouSH PtttuuJutC tuCttu tuttu%
9lmerifon Suometar fertoo. Cpd
|nlieluinen fobtaiis fottiii ilinnlintai-
aanniina 10. t. % p. SbelSon-faouIIa
Sougbtonisia, fitn Sougbtonin ialfa-
tpdfi ia @spanjan ioban neteroonit o.
Iilpot motfoIla Sancocfiran J. lsenia
rGsnd ysafstOiitniitntdiffous fuiifou-
parpeIufiesia. eotaipaeisa ayiesfa
Suronfabnn fiilnlan OBI tefi ioitffp
fa6unniirfasfa ieiiosfelipia tpbidn-
toimittaiia pilfalliiia buomaiitliffia
lotapGestG. Suon1aittusten taroitiif-
iena of iaattaa fontppania nauriin-
aIaiefii iitpufdptdmdIl6 ieiioipan pIei-
ION iilmisid. Sipa fomentoianat ia
irtriit balfpefiitpat buontaiitufiet iat-
fuilpot alma 9ougIasi boteIIin fob
oaIle faaffa. gee Iopulta f6tpiip6t min
louffaaipifii ettG fapteeni e. @.
Snitb ppiGboptti fomppaniania,
marsii ntiestenfd fansfd tafoiiin bo-
telin lio, aietti fontppatian rinta-
moan iipoaiienla foboalle ia Iauiiii:
|
"Sos teillG miebet on tpieIG ioitain
buomaiitiiflia tebtGtpGnG tGst6 fontp-
paniasta, nina toiipon ettG tefilitte
riitG npt." SGn oootti mostansta,
ntittta nriebet, ioita ianotaan oIIeen
fltuii, faiffi fapteeniIle tirtentatto-
mia, ieiioiipat npt mpffinG.
"Se n1iebet ettG ebfG fGiitG, ettG
mind ipoiiin piirittGd teibdt ia pan-
no teibGt fGptofiest1nne Iinnaan."
lSanoi fapteeni. "Micbiganin tpoItiot
Iafi iioielee tGtG iiniiporitnuia ia
niislG olelpia ntiebiG. Se rifotte
tpaltion lafia tebbesIGnne pilaa yb.
opsfpaItain orn1eiian itritporntnstd
tai ntiebistG, iotfa iit6 fottoipat.
Sollette fiinnioita itieGitne ettefG
nditd niebid, iotfa oipot motfaIIa
ftrffoon, teioGn pitGili fitrtrioittaa
itninorntia, iota be fantoipat. sos
fuulen mielG pboenfdGn iipaianan
pbbeltdf6dn teistd, ntinG fGptdn lain
ntiniiIle mpont1ntGG ipaItoa." Stpan.
tefiidin litiiIlaon oIleeen s. SO. SO.
Iiittoloiiia, iotfa otpot fiuffliiiia io-
topdelle, fitn tdntd est6G beioGn to-
teitttantosta teoIliiliitsmpnerrps
gbopsmaIloisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08

nifolla tapabtiineeieen meritasteluun
mime fesfiipiffona, ilmotetoan 2oo.
penbanlinasta 0ailp WaiI leboeIIe.
Wbtd ndistd obiattoipista iln1alai-
'moiStd, S.24 Ito ammuttiin uleita
fertoia rlinfoon ia ie pabingoittui,
ianotaan raportisia, mutta p1Gii iilti
omin moimin fulfemoan Scblespiain
ronnifolle uieat fen miebistG olimot
baapoittiineet ia fniffi fen iiiGllG ole.
nat eiineet oil beitettp mereen. So-
malta tabolta loaplinut toinen iGbfo-
lanoma fertoo 8erliinisI1 oIeipon
pleilena pubeenaibeena, ettd iaialoi-
fen laiipaston tointinta iobtui feiiari
8ilbelmin innoffaista ipaatimufiis-
ia, joita ban tefi meljelleen Yreitsiin
prinsii Seinriibille, iofa on aniraa-
Ii ia laipaston plifomentaia, icfG
lainaston1iniSteri bon Gapellelle,
f1bbeslGGn miineilen ferran g8il-
belmsbafenisia.
SilminnGfijGn fnmans taistelnsta.
&00penbanina, = Sansfolailen
laiipen gtaSIborgin fapteeni antoa
toistelusta ieliraapan fitpalifien:
"&un meioGn Iaipontme oil 95
mailin pGGsiG Sonstbolmin niemestG
lGnteenp1in, SDllanin titoteis-ranni-
foIlo, ilmaantlii n1fopiiriimme nlir-
tamia pieniG brittilGiliG laimoja, ioi-
ia ajoi tofaa lalalainen laitpasto. OFF
fiG fGGntpiipGt brittiIGiiet iotalailpot
ia obiaiiipat fulf1nia lGnteenpGinL
nrfaran tpffitulen ieuraamaa @iitt.
tan1ien niinritttien fitluttue ilmaan-
tlii iiiiiri iouffo brittiIGiiiG oreab-
naugbteio ia risteiliioitd li,oteiiesta.
"8rfittilaiiet bpoffdiitpdt npt iafia-
laisten laiipoien fimppuun ioioen
aipufii tuIi eteldstGpain ia Splannin
I1niirannifolta aiprfii toiiia iafialai-
fla Iaitpoia. 9lnfara taistelu ipntDi.
Saipas nGptti olepan lapua tGpnnd
ia meri of mprsfpiiend. 2uoteia pii-
toili miniin b0prplaiipani pmpGrille
iiit1 buolimatta ettG me olimme uiei-
ben mailien pd6sid.
"SdlStelui1 attdnd oil poritflltffd-
minen min onfaraa, ettG meio1n mie-
bistonme ei poinut IeiIoa fonnella.
Me nGintrne uIeioen iltiirten iotaloi-
moien lippooipan, rllitta nina en- moi
Ianoa, climatic ne brittilGiiiG moifo
iafialaiiia.
"@ibooin IGbti iaflolainen laipos-
to petGptpntGdn etelGGnp1in britti-
lGisten oiaesIa iitd tafaa nleioen tois-
ten brittilGisten iotolaiipojen ilmoon-
tuesia lGnnestG pain. Safialainen
Iaifposto oil iaettu fabteen oiaan,
|ioista toinen pGGii pafenemaan. Toi.
fen ofdn fobtolosta minG en- tiebG."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08
grittildisten iuirallinen tieOOnamtO

Sontoo, Srltt1ldtnen anltrdalllpl'
rasto iulfaiii ipiralliiesti, ettG meri'
taistelusia menetettpien brittildister
bGfpitt1jien lilfu of faboetian
Siebonannosia liiGtddn ettG fol-
ntesta iafialaiicsta taisteluristeili'
idstd, iofo 0erffIinber tai 2ntoor
r1jGptettiin ilmoan, toiien ndbtiin
mabingoittulpan ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ia
folmannen pabasti ipabingoiitliman.
gtii iafialainen feippt risteilijo
| ia fruii iafialaista torpeeoolpenbei-
oenb1pittGjG1 rpotettiin ia ainafin
fafli mullta felppttG risteilijGG anl-
muffin fpfenemGttomifii.
goelliien liiGfii julfaiii brittil1i-
men lotapirasto Ieilraaipan miralliien
IleOOlutlltoH.
Sen iGlfeen fun ebe!lGoleipa tie
oonanto iulfaistiin, on IuntiI iiuii rn.
portti laiipaston plifomentaialta, jos
ia Sanotaan, ettG npt on ioatu ielpil-
le, ettG me menetimlme risteilUois-
| ia pbteeniG foboeflan laiipaa. Olifo-
mentaia ilmoittaa mposfin, ettG npt
on moboolliiuus teboG ldbeinpiG or
tpioita pibolliien laiiposton menetpf-
iistG ia fen fGriimist6 pabingoista.
SafIalainen SreaSnanfht rajapbettD
ilntaan.
"YrittilGiiet torpeeoonipenbeioen.
bGpitt1j1t rdi1pttiip1t ilmaan hpof-
fGpfiesi1 pboen feiiarilnoffaan fiiu-
Iiiipista Observation-Disclosures tais-
teIuIaitpoisio ia tpiienli iamnan Iuof-
faan fliuluipista oreaonangbt-malli-
iista usfotuan iiponneen tDffitlllen
pnifutlifiesta. &olnresta iafialoiiesta
Observation-Disclosures, joista faboen o.
tafilltaan oleipon Oerfflinger ia Gut
aom, pfii rGi1ptettiin ilmaan toinen
ioiitiii anfarm ponnlitlifien alaiiefii
meioGn laiipastomme tnbolta ia nab-
tim ioutuipon fpfenenGttomGfii ia
ieiIabtuman ia folmennen buomattiin
pabasti mabineoittiiipan.
"Wfii ioflalainen feippt risteiliiG
ia flluii Iafialaista bGipittGiGd upo-
tettiin ia ainafin fafii mltlita iafia-
laista feippttG risteiliiGd antnrttiin
fpfenemGttomGfii.n &olmeen ntltiibr
iofialaileen taistelulailpaan, iotfa Of
tiipat oIaa taistelitrn nGbtiin uieon
ferran luotien ofiiipan.
"2opufIi antmitttiin er1std iafia'
laista pebenalaista laiipaa ia upo'
tettiin.'
SafIalaistem iuirallincn It ieoonantr
Berlin, - Sofian n1erilaiipast(
|fobtaii brittiIdiien laipaston pddoiar
taisteIusfa Bobianmeren faaffois
olosia toufofuun 81 b. &obtanstl
Iieuranneesia anfarasio taistelusia
}Safian antiraaliiuiraston illfaiie
man raportin ntitfaoil, npottitpa
iafIalaiiet brittil6iien taisteluIoitpt
8arspiten, brittilGiiet taistelrtristei
lliiGt Queen @orpn ia Snoefatigab
len, fafii pantioroitiia risteiIiidd, ioi
ben otofiiitaan oIleen glfilles-maIlia
liza iitiiren ioitfon pienempi-tonnimGd
IrGiiid iotaloiipoia. llieita rtliiita brit
|tilGiiiG taisteIulaiipoia iImoitetaai
ltpnbingoittuneen niiben ioifosi'
IbrittiIdinen taisteliilaifpa Msorlbo
rougb, iobon oiii torpee6o.
SofioIoisten ilntotetoon menett1
lneen taisteIuIaine Bontnernit, Jon
liza torpeeoo iipotti, risteiIiiG @ies
lbaoenin iofa onniittiin tpfeiII6 pob
Iioan, fiioieIIun risteiIiid SrauenIobil
lionfa iIniotetaan oIeipon faoofiisia ],
uieita torpeeoopenbeitd iotfa eiipG
ole poIanneet iatanoan.
anaii seppeIiinia Otti oiaa meritais
feImxn.
O~~I>> R....r, ..t.,.vt.. ~. :. M al
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08

oen faboen laipaston iobtaipat Iaimat
pitiipdt pll1 anfaraa taistelua, io-
bon taisteluristeiliiGt, nopeat taiste-
lulaifpat ia apulaitpat ottipat aftiiipi.
iesti oiaa.
Safialaiiet pafeniiut immmn inpjasIa.
"SGipiot oliipat mafamia fummal-
lafin puolen mittta fun brittiI1iicn
Iaipaston padoia tltIi fosfetufiiin
Safian merilainaston fansla, ei fes-
tGnpt fauan ennenfilin ipiimefiimai-
nittu, iofa oil 10 fGriinpt anfaria top
pioita, oil pafotettu etiimGGn titrlpaa
lnojellnilta neiiltdGn. SGnlG toinen-
pioe oil maboollinen ainoastaan pi.
meDoen ia litmltn muofii ia naiffafin
Safian laipaSto oil aifa-aiiottain pb-
tepoesid wibollistenia fansia, ei jat-
fulpa taistelu ollrt n1aboollinen.
"Se iatfoiipat tafaa-ajoaan fumes
oil titllut fofonaan pinned, brittilGis-
ten bdpittaiien teboesid onnistuneen
bp0DffGpfien pibollista pastaan pom
fiiluesia.
"SillGpGlin anliraali Sobn Selli-
coe, aiettuaan tpibolliien iatamaan,
palaii taistelupaifalle ia risteili me-
rellG eoeStafaiiin etiien fpfenemGtto-
milf ioutlineita laipoja. Seuraa-
mana pGip1nG, feiGfiiun 1 pGiipGnG,
puolip1iipGn aifaan tlli ilmeiiesti
ielmGfii, ettG nlitGGn niiiita eli ipoitu
teboG. Sdn palaii fen ipuofii aie-
maanla 400 mailin p6dsiG, mGGrGii
laitpat iparlstaiitlimaan poIttoaineil-
Ia ia teiGfiuin 2yp6iip6n ilIaIla of
i6lleen ipalnlis IdbtenGan nereIIe.
Safialaisten ielpstmfiet ipGdriG.
"9rittilGisten tappiot oipat 10 tGn-
belliiesti ilmotetiit. 9lntiraaliipiras-
ton piinleiieen ieIostiifieen ei ole nil
tddn lii6ttdip6d tai iiitG poisotetta-
ipaa. 8ibollifen tappioita on maife-
anpi madritelld. On ieIpdd, ettG bei-
Dan maailmalle antamanla ielostiif-
iet onat nGGriG, entmefG me ipielG
moi ianoa narmasti totltiitta. @iitta
niistG feifoista pddttGen ioite me o.
lemme iaaneet tietoontme, Ell ontiraa-
liDirasto epaile oIlenfaan fitd, ettei.
ipGtfo iafialaisten tappiot ole ii,i-
rentmat fi,in brittilGisten, ei air,oas.
toan fubteelIiiesti, fatloen nGiben fab.
oen Iaiipaston iitltruliteen, ipaon
mliittenfin.
"gt1pttGG oleipan ntit1 iitiirirnrnat
Ipbt iisfoa, ettG iaflolaiiet otpot me.
nett1neet mum muasia fafii taiste-
lulaipaa, fafii ntitG tpoimaffainta
fnaIlio' oletpaa 6reaonaugbt taistcllt-
risteiliiGG, fofii iiiiiintntsta fepnistG
risteiliiSistG, @iesbaoenin ia @lbin.
gin, @ostocf-rnalliien feipDen ristei-
IiiGn, feippen risteiliiGn Srauenlo-
BIN pboefiGn bdipittGiGG ia pboen
ipeoenalaiien Iaitpan."
Srttttlatsten tapplot oipat leitrad-
mat:
&olme taisteliristeiljGG (Aueen
@arp, Snefaeable ia SilipincibIe) I;
folme pantiaroitia risteiliidd, (De-
fenie, 8Iacf Trince ia 8arrior); fob-
oefian bdpittaidd ia pfii tpeoenolai.
nen.
SafIalaiiet pelastiineet iuapantetitt.
2oritoo, feiGf. 5 = Sollannin baI-
Iitufien tpiroIliien tieoononnon mt
faah iofa on Idbetettp Soaeista gfeit-
term toimiston faiitta, on fafiifpm.
mertGpfii iafiaIaiien Iaiipan @Ibin-
Gin ntiestG, iotfa tiiotiit yntiii6eniin
bpIlontiIoiieIla ranniffoloima @ert.
baIla, tpapoiitettii Eunoien ristin
fonipentiioonin pddtofien peristeeIlo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-08

SpIlanntn mteritaisteIusia. BertbaIra
oil iamaIIa pff brittiIGinen firurgi.
Weitddn pddtOstd ei ieniiiaan ole
tebtp mieId niioen merin,iesten i,ib.
teen, iotfa peIastettiin iafioIuiiesta
risteiIiidsta GrauenIObilta ia iotfa
Iosfettiin naibin $oof Of SoIIunnis
IA.
(Satfoo 5:nelId iiipulla.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-26
BUTLER REPORTED HEAD
% BLACkJfAIL GANG
SENTENCED TO IS MONTHS

William Butler. reputed head % the
biackmaihng gang, which used tho
Mann White Slave Act to gougo al
most u million dollars out of mon
and women victims, pleaded guilty to
"A charge OF conspiracy before Judge
Martin T. Manton In the United
states District Court this afternoon
ell was sentenced to serve eighteen
months in the Federal penitcntiary
at Atlanta.
Butler was brought 10 New York
two indictments. One OF tho indict-
ments charged him with conspiring
to fraudulently represent n Govern
ment officer. The other charged
him with extortinr S5s5 from Mrs.
Regina klipper Of Philadelphia. He
pleaded guilty to tho conspiracy
charge
John C. Knox. Assistant United
States District Attorney. told tho
Court that Butler could be OF great
service to the Government In making
disclosures concerning the blackmail-
Ing gang and asked that this be taken
into consideration when sentence was
passed. Buffers attorney. l.. II.
Stephenson. OF Philadelphia. told the
Court that Butler had saved the
names Of many prominent persons.
Judge Manton said he would con-
slider these matters and then passed
sentence. The maximum sentence for
the conspiracy charge is two years.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-26
SIX SWEPT TO DEATH
IN FIERCE LAKE STORM
Survivors Tell Of Miraculous Escape
as the SIS. Roberval Sank Six
Miles off OSwego.

OsWEOo. N. u. Sept. 2G.-Tho
steamer Robervai wen; down In q
storm that ragged yesterday and last
night and six OF her crew OF nine
were drowned In Lake ontario when
six miles on this port. The Robcrval.
bound fronm Ottawa to Oswego. was
laden with lumber.
In the midst OF the storm the
steamer careencd badly and her crew
wers washed overheard.
The three survivors, exhausted AZ
ter IN sigh-hour nght with wind and
waves. arrived here at 2 o'clock this
morning.
when . particularly heavy SEA
struck the Roberval the deck cargo
shifted. A. the men were swept into
tho waves ono was struck by q plank
and sank Immediately.
Engineer Trotier was thrown into
the lifeboat and he hauled two of the
crow. Osagen and Lagoe. from the
lake. 4 wave then dashed the life
boat away from tho wreck.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-26

fssHhsa e. f.uttffn tnffsf - rsn.
tIss. sats HaI's - ..al srassnrr.
m.ft tFH ..nfu1 sn~sunfof
rlIsnrta v.It t.s.n iH ths nstt nf
- ytsIflaT aa Irt H.Hias 'foui
To- 0aliHf. .f iftfiHoau sas ns.
onmp fshsa sIfh s.art'f ang iuii in
ths sfsai battle tbat tsfan gsstsf
AZ whsa unu.h and Ir.nch "a.
,snrtI slmuIiansou on . t-sls..
.nIis froai Irsnrh dlial hmsuts haa
fssrhsi ths outstius - Fusstooori
white sthsT forces usv esespyins
itahso az Asd dhvinF m uefmans
frum noaiiisas fsf'hsf susth a storm.
ins attach lsai hlfit sssIt the Oct
mans oct u FHsio0un IN the nEht.
ins sou,hsss, = Cumbiss . osfinAn
ssmp.ny ~ss oapt ursa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-26
DlACKMA|l VICTIM
REVEALS IDENTITY
70 PUNISH GANG
,coaususa rrom rir- rs-J

ss0~ .sdss - the take ria 90 wnsts
Foom on MAJ s,h ani s,atsl t.at hai
tuCh sn anaif b..A stssoi iu tle
sss's.Fp be ~Oaia L.,e kaoSn ~ u
thfoash The house dose. uss. sAi
satchnlsa.
Ar Hartman produced the book
containing the Fsc1fd of sllssts at
the hotel n showed Uaat NJ aud
Mfs. T.. ~ Wee, hal stopped at the
buiel ~ various times last year aud
last spring. Tue last time mi sud
Ms D. a. West" reg stefot o. the
hotel we ON May 10 last. They fe.
mAln.d but ono day.
Nest in his chicago statement sAys
that hu was at tho hotel Win Uuia
Goodman on May . aud that tuuy
we're fuieIy reused % tAT.s men rop.
resulting themselves as Federal ON
Gers Mr.. Hartman rouiiy maintains
that West could not have been In tho
Ansonia on that date ani that when.
ever he was IN tho hotel he was alone
Of accompa ~ his wife
"Mr. West ana I have been such
clos" friends Tor yeara." SAID Mr..
Hartman, that know he would mo-,
bring q woman other than his wife Ia
tho hotel. | know Mrs West, and ha
could not have passed on another
woman as his wife. The clerks also
knew Mrs. West and would not per
init West 20 register with a woman
other than his wife"
Mr.. Mime questioned whether West
gave up tis.5O0 10 the Chicago black
Inhlleru. stating that West H. not a
man OF great means and that N h,
gave up such an amount he would
have 10 borrow II.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-26
You WlM Soon Need
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der containing "Poudre dc Riy," which
g French for rice powder or rics fiour.
You know rice powder 10 injurious be-
easss cave, II v siutinouS: Y quietly tsra,
the shin. This paste clogs the cuu0s
expands In the pores. causing sniaS9eo
pores. then blackheads. then pimplss
Women use rice powder only because
they think Il 10 pure and must be good
for the complexion. Bread nouy 10 pure.
but that does not make II n complexion
beautiher. The result 10 thousands Of
women have poor compilations. You also
know that many OF the expensive pow
dsrs contain some Injurious Ingredient
BuI now you can sell An absolutely pure
face powder that really dement's the
skin. A specialist has recently perfect
ed the only formula guaranteed not to
contain rice powder. cornstarch, white
lead nor any other Injurious nsrsdisni
This delightful powder is called Poudrs
Lame uamayl. II does not clog th.
pores like the old fashioned. unscientifSc
face powders. 1t beauties the com.
plexion and Is healing 10 tho skin. II
Is now sold by all prominent dealers for
only 80 cents You can easily supply
your customers through your jobber
Your wife will quickly tell you OF the
superior merit OF roudre Lame Ola.
may). She will also say II stavs on
better than any other powder.-Adv.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-26
RAILROAD STOCKS LEAD
IN An ACTIVE Market
Union Pacific Crosses $50 Mark for
First Time in Years-Day's
Sales i,564,5OO Shares.

In another million share session on
tho Stock Exchange to-day there was
strength without any sensational
spurts In prices United States Steel
struggled all day to hold It's ground.
and nnally closed at lis. the same
price ~ on the previous day. Tho
copper stocks, too. were not sailing 90
nigh. and after heavy trading. with
fluctuations up and down. they finaiiy
closed a little below their previous
level. None OF the industrinls sue
ceeded In making new high iecords.
but on the Other hand the bears were
unable to peat them down.
In the late afternoon the brokers
seemed to tire OF efforts to move
former favorites. and took up the
railroads. pushing some OF tho
standard lines up several points.
Union Pacific crossed the $50 mark
for the first time In several years.
New York Central went to lOs% and
Erie got above 40. OIL stocks struck
gushers. notably Texas OIL. which
jumped up. eight points 70 22s. but
settled back to as<.
Sales for the day were l.Sel.Soo.
The market closed steady.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-26
FLOOD IN STEINWAY
BE;;THOUSANDSIN
RUSH HOUR T|E-UP.
GeySer HurIe.i Into New York
Ind of Tunnel aS 2o.lnch
Main Bursts.

Th0ussnas u men aud .omsa on
ihs'r ~sy from Ions isiasa city 10
sors In he~ Vera we're isi.ysd this
morning ~ . nood of cro,os water
In the stsin~sy tube. ~ poured into
the wes, end a the tunnel. usisf the
si,s " the old Grand Union Hot.l.
and for an hour and . half cot every.
'hins afos, At the Ss~ yors ssd of
the line No one ~ss bur.
While tho now station b@lov the
surface at Forty-second street and
Lexington avenue 10 being completed,
ell water pipes arc carried on Iron
hsngcrs. Tho vibrations caused by
heavy street trsfic. earned down
through the metal supports. caused tho
lead ealking In an elbow of = twenty
inch water pipe TO loosen.
Tho jar OF a train puilins In from
Long Island city thrilled IN. struct.
urc. Pressure Of the water ti.w the
calking out with . bang.
Instantly tho twenty-inch stream
r?per level. where passengers walk
from the Steinway line TO the old sub
way. A. tho crowd from the Long
Island City train got into the eleva-
tor. nifty feet below tho broken pipe.
they werc splAshed by spray from
the cascade that plunged down on tho
platform. only fifteen feet from the car
door. Tho roof % tho elevator pro-
tected most OF them from damage. but
tho clothes OF many wero 80 wet they
tad to got home and change.
The dispatcher at the Now York
end Of the line sent word to stop all
trains from Long Island City. and
before the flood could reach the third
rail-. the last load OF commuters hal
been safely brought up to the street
Police halted all surface traffic, 20
that no vehicle could fall through In
case the flood should weaken the deck
Ing At street levsl.
supt Meade OF the Water Depart
ment with q crew worked an hour and
. half before they could shut off the
stream from q gate In Forty-second
Street Meanwhile. tho Belmont and
other hotels and restaurants In the
district were without water supply.
Nearly two feet OF water ran down
into the steinway tube. 1t was 20 full
Of muck and debris from the Lsxins.
ton Avenue platform that the work
of pumping It out was hard Experts
said traffic would be resumed this A.
ternoon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-26
LAUTeRBACH GAVE UP
100000 BlACKMAIl
Edward A. Leet, Whom Lawyer
Accused, Pleads Guilty to
Extortion Charge.

Edward A. Leet. an inventor. Of No
SOC West One Hundred and Fourteenth
Street. pleaded guilty before Judge
Mott In General Sessions to-day to sx-
torting ss5 from Edward Lauterbach.
former Republican leader and men,
Der Of the law firm Of Hadley, Lauter-
bach 4 johnson. Judge Mott re-
naanded Lest to the Tombs until Oct {
for sentence. The maximum penalty
Ia fifteen years imprisonment
Mr.. Lauterbach sold In his COM
plant that during the past eighteen
years Leet had blackmaiied him out
OF q sum exceeding 100000.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-26
Stomach Trouble

] treat ell stomach and intestinal
trouble with food instead Of drugs. Or
dinsry everyday food combined into
delicious and sppetising meals.
When your food 10 combined and
balanced correctly to suit your individual
condition. digestion. assimilation. elimi-
nation. and In fact every function Of the
digestive system. will work perfectly
Consultation free. Phone s947 Schuy.
leg. Eugene Christian. =. s. D., SIS ".
7eth g.. New Yorh City. Office hour,
Toto 10 daily or by appointment - Advt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-26
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR
WRITES TO WILSON
Replies g. .ieniicll Note 10 Ilhou,
RIlsD Asking Permission 10
Relieve pnlani.

MAsHiN0rON. sept - Tho r..
ply % Emperor Francis Joseph ~
Austria Hungary 10 the ii-n'ic per.
sonsi note sent by Preslden; Wilson
90 heads ~ belliEersnt nations az.
pealins Tor concessions 20 permit
shipment 20 rclief supplies - Poland
Was re- ei,ed to-day AZ the STATE DO
partfn.nL II VAS forwarded 20 the
President az shadow Lawn without
being opened.
All OF tho rulers addressed have rs-
Piled except tho Emperor u Russia
In none % tho letters state Depart
mont officials Understand In there any
proposal likely tc make possible Inn
mediate Polish relief operations