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To-d?T ?nd to-mormw. fair and
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NEW-YORK? MONDAY
OCTOBER ft 1911.-TWELVE PAGES. **+ VUU'K ONE ( KNT
In ? ?tY ol New V?>rk -Jer?ev Cltr \ne\ Rohokeah.
ELSEWHERE TWO i KNT!*,
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?Ml? ALONG
Taxicab "Joy Riders" Find the
Ninth Avenue Roadway Too
Tame for Them.
HIT AND KILL A HORSE
Machine Zigzags for Elocks,
Spreading Terror Among
Pedestrians?Three Men
in It Locked Up.
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REPORT FATAL ?UT0 CRASH
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"WHAT AM EXCITEMENT!"
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The Money Moon
Jeffery Farnol's new serial
gets bigger and better A
synopsis with the next number
for those who missed the first
two instalments. See the Mag?
azine section of" next Sunday's
New-York Tribune
MR. TAFT WAS LUCKY
Just Escaped Being Compelled to
Pass Night on Mountain Top.
?Visit, Oct !?--rr.-si.li-nt Taft
? d up to th?- fo..t of th? -
I narrowly
night in the moun?
tain fasti
Th?1 Prasldenl rnad? trip sscent
in automobile*, an?1 when n?-artng the
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? the mud
rinally cleared the
ened is the ] ? n the
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crept
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rere within twenty?
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-Mr. Taft arrived
which had been taken to Ashford. near
the mountain and : here
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TWO DEER HUNTERS SHOT
One Wounded by Friend?Other,
Bleeding. Walks Three Miles.
? - Ifiataken for a deer
BUntinsj : ? ; lu in the
Tandon, near Malone, Jam.-*
i shot
tally Injured by his fi
ompanion. John Manning, of the
Kime j
In the dense a 'lted.
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T!-.!nk;nir it
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-n and entered his
puncturing i
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afternoon.
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CHURCH VOTES FOR HYMN
J. D. Rockefeller Approves Song
Criticised by Gov. Wilson.
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COMBAT EEER WITH PRAYER
Supplication in Hundreds of Churches
for Wilson and Brewers.
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FIGHT FOLK FLIGHT
OF MAM II?
Girl Aviator Fools the Deputy
Sheriffs, Racing Them in Auto
as Well as in Airship.
COMES BACK TO SURRENDER
Officers, Having No Warrants,
Are Ordered Off; Then Use
Clubs Until the Crowd
Attacks Them.
An attempt fn ?**t"p flyini? in Naj.'a'i
?"ounty ynst.-rday broke up the peace I I
- ?ti'Kth as n?-? flytruz meet has cvr
done. A free fleht t<> D**?T?nt th??
of Miss Matilde M.i,?nt, ? ,-s ;''t and es
by automobile, with I r
C"tt?-n. and the excitation >f th? whole
countryside \x?-r<? perha.pt I a principal
feature.?* of what k?.,kt-d like a COM]
t" make the law ridiculous.
Friim si-im?? ?l;?rk corner nf tue
min?l Sh?-r'-v De \i ?? ) ;_ Dp the notion
that J :c*: - ' IfUTet
th.- Injunction aeruret Interfering
"T:m" W ? ? iment
on Bandar, i onatJl ited b itself an In?
jun? t
the w.-.-k. H- lent t'.ver ? ?
to th? Nassau Boulevard aero?|r?.m?'. to
enforce bla Interpretation of the law.
?-.. MV.Tv ?h.
and at every entr_n??e gr\t".
??> five huniirnd ?,ers?.ns. attracted
' seeing Earl? L.
' ' ' ' -?-if-r. start
on his postal flieht t?. th?
to the erounds in the ? - ?
t? --noon. No attempt '
admisse" ?ma n d,in?'c with
Mr. WoodrufTl anr.oun.-pmp-t on Batur
' DO meet would he held y. I
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_g to do, therefore, but t h. se
hanpars warned the aviators
that any to fly would I? . i
Ovlngton ?protested thai -nped
mall carrier he waa under the pro*,
of the federal Rovernment, and could fly
when an?i What | ? -
do .-haree to ?.-,? him waa mad*. De
M "s men told him the federal govern
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Miss Moisant Fools Deputies.
In th?. meantim.-- Misa Mat
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THREE AVIATORS WHO TOOK PART IN THE SUNDAY FLYING.
ANDREE HOl-PERT. EARLE rjvWQTOlf. WHO CL??UKD lUW IfTTY FROM ARREST. A3 UK WAS
who to..)* a4-4-aata#a of the ehasft after CAJUtTIKQ THB UlflTED WTATEM mail.
Ml.?s Molsant to take a few turns PJ
the air.
PEOPLES LIBERTIES SAFE
IN HANDS OF CATHOLIC
Archbishop Farley Makes Unex?
pected Speech at Unveiling of
Dongan Tablet at St. Peter's.
URGES CATHOLIC GOVERNOR
Addresses by Governor Dix and
Congressman Fitzgerald In?
spire His Words. He Tells
Knights of Columbus.
?\\" ?re th?
committed lo ? Cath Ai ? tl ?
whi-n coBLunltted to any
??ther Ind*
: i t* making s t]
th? -arly Col ?nial - v
rosit, ?t tu
h. m R.ir lay itrsa-t, snd '-.
? la the sulogy of 0? enior Dix,
tha Sm t-?-,l ? ' - '? '? the
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r from Edward Chan*
And in ' losing his ::
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gr?ai and i 4 his tlm?
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his spirit informs I
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Speecri Was Unexp :ted.
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The Tablet to Donrjan
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MATH DE MOISANT.
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WANTED TO Kl.V.
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BIG WHALE COMES ASHOR
58-Footer Unable to Back O
After Striking Bottom.
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?com, a surfman ?f the
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out five hundr?
la from a dently strikin
?? m. Unable to turn
worked it ? i
4th itreet I an hour : I ?
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Phil i ? t-morrow.
COLLEGE WOMEN STAY WEI
Only One Divorce in Every 5'
Marriages, Investigation Shows
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alumma of Smith College,
And among t;. havi
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- (OS of crn^Re g\r\ pr
only ene dlvor
In .?trik'.n?.
is that disclosed ! *
l-av?> found '
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marriages of not
Th>- itstiat i rega
ar.?1
have ? fully compiled ?
lege, but thin Is thf? fir-t ?
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FALLS FROM MOVING TRAIN
Attempt to ?Strike Match on Tr
May Cause New Yorker's Death.
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BROADWAY HAS $100,000 FIRE
Hotel Guests Crowd Beeapcg to Sfe
Firemen at Work.
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TURKEY IKS ESEL
FUG AUSTRIAN FLAG?
Steamer Had on Board Italian
Officer and Soldiers. Who
Were Lost, Reports Say.
ITALIAN REPORTS DIFFER
Engagement, According to Rival
Account, Resulted in Loss of
300 Moslems on Board
Two Torpedo Boats.
fl
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ITALV TAKES MOSLEM FGRT
Warships Reduce Tobruk and
Marines Rout Turkish Garrison.
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? ader.
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aft.?r
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of tl The
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to abandon the r.rt with.,,nt further
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10 END EHE WAR
American flmtmsador in Con?
stantin-pie Instructed by Pres
ident to Exc rite Int-uciv :?.
RECHID PACHA RESIGNS
? ved To Be Joi.iingj
with \nie,-i( i In Her Action
? I Bands' Another
i to the Powers.
TENTH DAY OF THE WAR.
The Arrerican Amta isa-iir ;n r. --i
atantinepl? .?as 'eoorted ta h*
eeived instructions to use hi? influence
for the re-establ'*hment nf pasea
Tn? bit? eship V'tton.) Emma-i ;->>->
f.r-?d on the fart of Tob-uk. in Bi ? -) *
Ei/. Tripoli, after wheh Admiral
Aubrev landed ?av?rai eampaaia? of
marines, whf, overcame me re *>
of the T.jrk.sh force Slid mace ? te//
prisoner?.
Turkish -H-/1 ces told of an 4
steamer carrying Italian solders sunk
?n the Adriatic by the guns of th?
fort of St. Jean He Meri . ?. I- i1 an re?
ports of the same engagement told of
300 Turks killed and two Turkish tor?
pedo roats sunk.
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