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Olla Is preliminary to an impending I , battle on the other Hide of the Belgian irontier. At the same turn 1 r-.M-.ci. th.*rc is Increasing ?ctmts on the part of the mem.? b?t**?*?] ! , and tin I tench coast. Indeed, I ?o moans anlikalj that tha Damans are contemplating an effort to ct?Ut> lish themselves on tha const, a move Mine!, although attended with obvtOUf dangers, might, If sue ? "<"-'*'>' * an per th? ? rations of the A A ,. i ol "The 1 Imes Made from the north o? 1 ranee the following: ?*li - , ?? -Ion 1 have been able to ol '*? BtlH of strom: Rermon columns of all arm* passing through Rs eul ? '? ."' ypres. Round about that towi t ? Germans appear to be concentrated in Van -' numbers. ?fin BatOrda*. I went by train to < atateel. I found n young man who had left 1 (fl ' through tha German lines. He had row airee {tea of Railleul and Araantieres. ih? ?. acknowledge : they were retreat Qorman captain who pusse,! thi M Weter? i e?i lined that the t?? retirement was onlj temporary. 'n<? ??hall soon be bach again.' he said, ?ad on 0? " I be in Pal The militai y expert of "The .^taiwl ard" says : "It would 1 ? ? cry foolish, to ett la Igaor? man ? ? ? ' " ' ?'* ' ?le militar) \a!ue * . , . , i - ? of th? i ? i a mora valu*- Oi '? ? victory I d Upon ' army had been disabled If reports ' ?*0.tXHl add a mi?; woun led I ? ? ? B.is? t.r \ir Attacha. stoBci - ircel) b>- m condition ire, the I enemy must b. ? ith h ??? accempl shed h full purpose of thi the foi ' : he In .' man ; the taking of \ntwerp. which is to b. made : kinds of attacks upoi England and the Br * feet. It is. first i. to i (he base for the aerial warfare tl to be wag? ich ha? beer. "\\ ' ? ? menace of it. we shall siren qu.- n our b> The* ? view right ? author ' es to J1L??A. ? . ? live power raft hips or hea* raacl ? imall.*" Ai '? ? the - ?ys; "To B? | fire-si xl perfect! with theii from .. ? .. ? _? ..: I? d. A . for A ? ni., it .- . ? ? ?: 00,000 m? u '? ? ? ? phi, which give*- us a des - ' 10,000 to our left wing. ? ? ? way." Recruiting throughout Great Britain, particular] i been boom-t ing, .: ? ? the f.ill of Antwerp, toe : . Germans advancing from there to Ostend having -ei-mingly er home minds of tl >? p. . Altogetl ? Belgian soldiei * different points m Holland. About 1,600 oi I are lir? *. * : made by the Dutch War Office, accoi I ing to Rotterdam , corre ? of imes.*1 EMBASSY ANSWERS DERNBURG'S REPLY French Envoy Says Ger? man Assertions Are "?Mere Fabrications." I Krnm Tli? 'I ri'.'.no ITureau. ' Washington, Oct. 12 Intimations in a published statement by Dr. Hcrnburg n reply to ?Viscount Bryce, that rroiice ha?l stationed military forces at Liege and Namur bet?re the dec? laration of war by Gensany, were charactered as "mero fabrications" in a statement issued by the lrei.eh Basbasay to-day. "In a statement issued yesterday," the ambaasy d?clar?e, "Dr. Dernburg tries to impugn the valu?? of White Booki ai.d other official publications rettn g that ins own governmei I one), and declares that !C had some of her artillery at I.H'ge, aiid one oi lier reg?rn< tit.-, the 45th, at Namur, as early as Ju j ;;0, four dayi ?..'..re Germany declared ? h? r. lie ha I ? ot from an* Book, hut from a 'houa? n tendent,' ..! u bad it from h bro "l; ? pit? Of tlie value of such an authority, and that of a 's? government journal,' also quoted, tho .?*bo!f torj i .. :? . r? fabrication. Franc? eut no such regiment nor ar? tillery, l ti,- French had invaded Belgium then it would not have taken '.htm t? n days aftci osl ti? I.? gan i0 ??'"' e to t ?. -.fortu? nate country when the propagators of German culture (whose bombs have igst maim? d .. do ?? ? ion -/onm n and children .- Parmi began their attempt methodically to destroy her ??s a pin iahment for acting otherwise than them.-? !?.e--, that is, for darii .- I her .?o?d i.i.il observe hei -i> .- . "The pre-?" t apol c man of Germany want? to prove that sha was rieht. If ?she wa- right, on? stand h.'W ?1 1? thai h?T I haliCcllor ban publicly declared thai she was no it PARIS SCARED BY MORE AIR BOMB ? Narrow Escape of Crow? ed Passenger Trains at Ciare du Nord. - SIX MISSILES FLUNG, BUT NO ONE IS HUR : General Hirschaucr Form-, No Squad of Chasers to Deal uitli German Aviators. Lars, Oct 1C. Another (iernn aeroplane dropped bombs upon I'm morning. The vieil ?us made 10:18 i m. and Bis bombs were throw Five Fren - Immediate up in ?pursuit. line of the bomb.- fell between t* ?? ?.u ded ?pasaengei train the Gare du Nord. ? ? ??? in ?I waa foun I it tied,., ? m the earth. The <>t: n the Rue Pouchet, on tl Bouli i-ard B< ? eieres and the Boul \*r.l i lieh) \i? one wi hurt. Another German ? omb v ? droppi to-day al Si Oucn, ? auburb of Pun ? ? i so did not ? xplode. Thi? mi. . ? near n la **to ? ?gallon g?!-? ii ne ti \ new French squadron of iiir.-rni form? d t.? di :?! e itb the Gei man airmen. . Bin el am ? ow in chart e aerial defenci ?? city. I , ?. rear tb aerial branch ol the array service. Called bj ????nut;. Denyi Cochin, . ? ,:. ,. ei mel t<? conside i.i.. oi rei ??? i .nK the cil ? .? ? ? ... ach . I'lii- creation of aerial squadrons s'a ?l pointa to be alway read] !" dash alter th* aircrafl of th? , . soon ai they .?-hould be sic ty, thi arm tool monoplanes with uiiiektir mg gun-, and the telephoning of warn b) residents of the capital to th? i I lub, which ia now undei tary control, wen? among the sug - ed 1 inally M. Cochii ... ?telegram to Burdeaux urgini ? n. adopt ion of elflcacioui .'. ith the \ ? urini ? ??ill?'1. of I ? Germa ick S'otre Dami ? cumtn u the "i ? ? ported thai tl Pi pi e icla mi I "I'rov. prevented an out? would have shocked the ANTWERP GAVE UP TO SAVE THE CITY Decision Made After Councils of War Had Been Held. le to Th Tt ?London, Oct IS. "The Daily Chronicle*" print* the following dis? patch from a correspondent in Bel? gium, dated Sunday night! . from Antwerp aay thi I on Thursday morning it waa I bei nd I irdmenl continued I taelf mu*t eventually be destro* .-?cil of ' as held and the whole question considered. Many of the military wer. ' conl reaial ?nee, for it was ?pointed out that ?arg ? ?'< nces waa still intac and eapal.'e of a prolonged ?fight, but there ?'? e possibility of * severe bom? bardment of the city Itielf a: . _ in ruins of its architectural beaut ? The municipal authorities plea.led the cause of the menaced city, and quel i ioned it' ai .. good would be ? ? ? by a prolonged ?straggle. Theii en tieat;e? carried weight, and it was de < it y to the i n mj. The evacuation, once decided en. waa < carried out with remarkable prompt: 1 rraani were still ttering away at -o?ne or thi ??>? on th outh? army, with it. artillery, was marcl n good order i I he road leading north toward the Dutch ?routier. Thi retreat was covered by , the -d Belgian Division. Once clear of Antwerp, the Bi . v firr? .1 bv the enemy. Many of our wounded will b. dil ??'.tched to England, but then Bplendid i oui ige ai d devol ion face I privation ai d death have won the undy? ing admiration of thi Belg ana, from e King to thi ? ? - . ? -ay thai tl??? Bril ? a n ? hen the genera ? w.-.s ordered 'I he nai al brig ? ? I, despite ?I wi Ii.?. | ? i mitted " behind when the Belgiana had gone .:? ? i.lei to fighl to the bitter end. All that the Belgian cai ??? ' me \ . that when the mam I retired tl ? re si on, bravely fighl mo l ? poped positions, and disputing every ?1 ill (>f ?71 tish wi r ?ubaequi ? ? driven ?back toe ? tj it elf. \ fugitive who arrived from Ghent to-day told me ,tha! when : i . thing i\as i ? I ? i'?- had bei n , no looting, and the i" ini ipal ? rere inta and thi? cafi Supreme Court Meets. Waal ?-" m, M?'t. 12. The Supreme reeon* ei i d to-day aft< r ? month i' receas. Ju 1 a> ? ?te Justice Lurton, took his seal i aspect i i . .. ah businei ? postponed until to-morrow. N II Ir Announced until m tl _ ESKS at big discounts Quartered Oak and Mahogany ALL DERBY DESKS 4,000 Office Desks, Tables and Chairs in this Sale 5bc 8lobc^V?rr>iekc Co. Main Store : 381) Broadway, tor. Willie St. " CfcaitA M . 11...1...11 rerartaal in.u SAYS U.S. RED TAPE STARVES BRUSSELS Commissioner Staler Says Whitlock la Holding Popula tior. in Clierk While State Dcp.irtmenl Waits on Germany. I By Cable to The Tribuncl Od \: -Unable to obtain from Wafhington permisti?n to make ahipmenl ?if food t<-< Brut?ela, where the situation i?i (rowing ?es ?? ft, through American diplomatic establishments, tints guaranteeing ? is< ii?- seinur by the German military authorities, MHIard K. Shaler, .m Vmerican sent to London by the committee headed b) Brand Whil | lock, American Minister to Belgium, to purchase careal , talked to night r ? th? urgency of imm?diat? gctioti He said: ee ireeki ag i 1 left Brussels wth a credit of $100,nno to purent*? 'foodstuff* for iiedy Brussels The situation wa* then serions, since it lins grown positively desperate. Immediately after my arrival in London ! arranged for th, purchase and transpon oi provision?, bul T am still awaiting the authorization in make shipments. The British government will permit the exportation oi food to Holland, and the Dutch government n turn, has-promised to permit iti exportation lo Brussels. Bul we are| i.,hl ,:,, b) the lacV ? rization from Washington to make shipments, m the name of the American Ai ' i t.. th.* American .Minister in j Brussels, this being required by the Briti h ?government, which desi ? guarantee thai the foi ' will not be diverted to German military u "I hold .i writte i guarantee from the German general commanding .it sels that n seizure will be made and that the food will be devoted entirely to the civil population of Brussels Nearly a week ago the \merican Embassy here presented the matter to the State Dapartmi which thus t t has been unable to furnish ?i definite answer about per tting shipments through An ourcea outside diplomatic channels "It has ?been reported that Washington awaits an anawer from Gei many, to whom the matter was referred. Either ilu* Stair ?Department should take action on its own initiative - should insist on Germany ?giving rdy nt??! definite answer. It is no exaggeration to say thai thousands actually depend on immediate action rsonally havi received ?and have seen reports received by others that the situation m Brussels regarding food it positively dangerous, if i< not only a matter of 'eciniK --ores of thousands ..i hungry ?people, but : also a question of keeping the ?population from the consequence* which usually accompany starvation For it i? unite possible that Ininger mad people will commit sr me overt art which will ?cause the tiertnan au? thorities to take drastic action. Sinee the German occupation it has been the constant endeavor <?f the civil officials and alio of Minister Whitlock to keep the populace ? uiet. Thus far it has heen ?successful, but if thi lood supply ceases it is probable wise eounsels will he unavailing. "l*'ullj 200,000 people received rations three week? a?..; the number :.;r greater now Normally Brussels uses .100 tons of cereals daily Impurtatii ns now have virtuallj ?cased and the food stock has been prac callv used up ! have authority to ship 1.500 tons, but there is no way of i*ettmg it ',? Belgium until diplomatic ;cri tape is cut 'i he American government owes it from reasons of pure humanity t insist that Ge?rmany taki favor? able action or to make shipments throucb American diplomats, whetl : Germany agrees or not. 1 am cert in Germany wiM arree if pressed, for local military commander: alren.lv have granted immunity fi seizure." Washington let 12.?-President Wilson to-day gave assurances that American mcr liant; trading in Europe would have the government ?back ? -... to t' ? ??mil of t, * - rights and that ! i did not expect theri would be any interfere] ? on the -ari ?; the natiot ? ?.?r. riit Presi cr.t ; 'Id ?altrs that the situation affecting "conditional contraband" v. s lighting itstlf, Lut that was ?bound to ?be "somewhat ausi >f changing i nditions and the right i : nations at wai I put the ban on articles ft >m time :? time. Discussii.g the effect of the war on l)n?ine?=, President Wilson ?said that from what he could learn the great bulk of business was pro^ressing normally. Business affecte?! by thi cotton situation, he a<lde?!, has been mosl affected, but he expected an improvement W -V I Ekengren, the Swedish Minister here, has taken up with ? e Stati Department the ?,; c-ti.?n of contraband and ?rights of neu<tral shipping, Sweden, being ? ne . r the neuti .' countries through which sup - may find their way into bell mtries, is, like Holland, ? ?ect to serious interference with hei i ritin ? \_ anxious to come to an understanding onference with a power neutral state like the I'timd State-. BELGIANS FIGHT 14 DAYS WITHOUT REST Hundreds Collapse on Retreat from Antwerp?Refugees Crowd Ostend?Horse Meat Used?Many Seized as Spies?American Knocks Down Accuser. Bj JOHN BANISTER. [gpe<. ; ?ri*? tondent ' ird l Oatend, Oct. 12.?There are 20,000 refugees in O.stend, but the rush hither from the inland bar ceased. A preat begins to form in tiie Immense half of the maritime station at E a. m. each day, and the passengers still wait? ing for permits to board boats at 7:;io o'clock ?in* ?norninj' numbered more . thousand. The plight of many of these refugees is pitiable in the ex reme, bu there are many welI dr? person .-.:inin?7 them, perhaps scarcely n many ci their homes a;id all their ? hav? red. I was ri^iit up on the firing line i ai Lokeren when tha Belgians were or dered to retreat from the tranches,an I was carried along in the frantic ru h for f h? I ter bej ond the rani ? Qoi man shells. Infantrymen, jaded, heav ily W' . accoatrementa, stum bled acr-v ' eida, I: lurMic from their faces, aid sank exhauste<T to l?r- '..i oments and then scramble to their feet and stapler for egain as th?* shelli i i bursting around them. They i. . bravely and well. Tha tranches were nol vacated anywhere till the rui:i ?.f Germa i eant ?heer maasacra if the .'? ned. 1 'i :K>- i? t of the eld armj that had I ? ?? - '';> hIuii? the one road still ke] to th? ares! : been ??7 continually for fourteen daj . ried .- leen ? n th?. bare earth or pavement. Ilui.r.-..! collapsed on tha march, and had to be : tints. Then- was u fierce squabble ? i ? graphera an?! kinematograph on erators of vai of certain i ctur? : ublish? d in th? ! Intel u 1 . . I to He r? reu ? . ? li M :. IJ ? -Mi' ii ing hi*.'? u v. ? ? After tha' thi America! prov? ! I? 'iti'y even more satisfactorily. Horse meat ha- beei lob it beef at mosl of the hotels and restau? rant.- her-.-. Otherwis? there ii no lack ? ? ,1 at norm:?! prices. Every day ? ted in and ne n Ost? balking in ? ? ill ig ra ? . ? the neigl borhood. He w?tm i!i. ? -imple *., and *howed evidence of ? ii .?ii of superior education, with incriminating memoranda and the chalk maik-t ..* the station, sealed his doom. A German officer was an ,.i the miuti ?? Oatend yesterday, Belg Bcei rm. He - . ? werp - T hi- Hiver Scheldt People WOO stay in th? advised by the authorities. Shells from i ?he great German guns often fell right houaa and exploded in the cellar. Traini and bar?'?', wen peril* ously overloaded till Friday, b? people to Holland. It is clear bey n a ail doubt that the vast majority o; the population of Antwerp did not believe i Uli the very labt minute that the city I would be bombarded. The whole thing Is abominable. There ' has never been anything like it in the world's h:.-tory. One ?-he!! .shattered . house Of cards the hospital of St. 1 Camille, burying all the nuraaa and wounded In the p.Ie of ruins. BERESFORD WOULD EXPEL ALL ALIENS London. Oct. ic. Notwithstanding the reassuring statement issued by British Home Office last Thursday to th?: effect that the rpy system es? tablished b] Germany in Great Bi in.?! been completely broken ap, Ad? miral Lord ? boTle per? foi I r? avinced thai ?t still exi : and constitute- a grava mena?a to tha safo? ty of tl In a latter published today Lord Charles calls upon his countrymen "to trong action with regard to the 'crowd of alien anemiei in our midst.*1 rges that "meetings be held In town, and thai ?? be ? d protesting againsl the pr?s? nt of affairs and sent te the Prime tor." INDEPENDENCE FAIR IN NORWAY ENDS ia, Oct. 12 tsition . : on May IS last bj King Haakoi Queen Maud, in commemoration of centenary ? . an indepen ; ? . ? - closed to-day, in ? ? ' ?pie. ? exposition, it was announced, ?-.-ful financially and othcr wi.-e. One of its main features wai part taken by American-". A SOC ? l the exposition will be perma? nently preserved. ITALY PAYS $1,000.000 A DAY TO FACE WAR Uomc. Oi*t. 12.?Italy hau spent at Ihr rate ?>f $1.000.00(1 a da* since the war began to place her army in a slate of preparednes?. A gn\eminent announcement is? sued to-day shows that, in addi? tion lo the ordinary appropriation?. the Cabinet has arranged up to October I far the use h?. the o?ll lary administration ot .111.OOO.UUO Hr. mumm, I-1 i ANTWERP ENTERED WITH SONG ON LIPS Notegays in Rifle Muzzles as Germans March Into City. NO SIGNS SEEN OF PLUNDERING All Belgian Men Between IH and 90 Years Old To He Sent to Germany. (By r?hl? In TH* TrUHMBB 1 I.on.Ion, Ort. If. "Th? Daily ' hron lele" print* the following dlapateh thi morning from it* eorreapondenl at Am ? .im: I have been ?bio t?i get th.' detalla of the (??trinan oeeapation ol ?Antwerp from Dutch friends who hav* been thor* sine* Friday. Am neutral culi go ?there aritb little ri?k, thou| ?n v,n>'i h i?, rrnall I to mal ? the ti i|> would be (?? ,l". i??- ? \??"?' "I n l'p to the present the Germana have ih.rie no ploaderiog, and tha ? polieed hy armed ?guarda Boldlera are uaing the eity'a brigade applian ? . ixtingul ih th* ii r..-? ?that still der m buildings wreeaed by shells, bu( the ??ter supply seem Inadequato. Mai,y in: lane.? ? ??f 1" I ri. ?1 Bight *M to h< found in the bundles of clothing ami Other propetty left in I refugeea, who fopnd thi ?? had ; roughl from bom* more than they eould carry In street* on th* out - Belgian k'ui,? still m poaitioi formed ?barricade*. I ha Gen anxioaa for th* ?population to ???turn, promising th.-ir ?safety should they be have peacefully. Some of them already hBvr returned, but then: dot I i?"' ap pear to be any general tend? :??*?? it ii.r? etion. The ??ermHii soldiers entered the tovti aingihg. Many were de< with flowers, having noaegaya in their tonics ard the musslei of I and in their horses' bridles, but thi triomphant entrj ? taculai purpo ei ?'i ly, and most of thi oard marched out aga camp on the outekirt*. T li?-ri* ur only i? i? u i,, rman soldien In thi ? except. ' lar* 1 Hotel de Ville. Some of the Building* Kazed. Regarding the dam ?. ? "'. ihelli. I am i bl< to furniah th lowing details from i ? tf ? ? ? i taken as being complete. Thi destro>e?l include :1k- Palai id Ju Joseph'a Church, hippodromi motor work?, bow ? MO in A Arta and I inehant'a cigar Place dc M*ir. Seiioua iliimaK' done in the Avenue Moretus, Avenu? du Sud, Ru? d? ! ? Ru? .i? la Justice and Ave? dh'iiau'' don* wa ern part of the 1 : -.. - compi ' ' . oup ol i efugi <? inxiousl; ing what news I I in which !? On? ma ? I ago had ?>? ?a .r. his?* I uainesfl in An I a sigh of ?relief when I showed bin premises wen not on ni\ Detail* of a tri| ti '? ? ; ' | ? avided by ? < orrei pondi "Handelsblad." rh* Dutch command Putten asked hin? to inqui the German commander al Vnl General vi ???.????? could return and whethei would be guarai teed not to be ? r? r. Motoring to t pondent found General Schuetz in . in th? Hotel de Vilh ? ? l ?.. following ?? Germai *? The und( rsi?gned, 11 ? lei ?? Antwerp, decla inhabitant i to their hoi ?? pre? vented. No harm will be done to them ?st:.- private property will ba roapected on condition they refrain from hostile acts. Members of tl G unarmed, can ?safely return, and not be made priso To Re Sent to Germany. It waa stated ?also t il Bi ? ? ?, i ighteen and thirty yeai. ? would l?. m ?to G i n? any. ' hi . ? ? the Germai ; t.? <li ?v.? the officer ? here hi ??n that thi nol to be . ? ? or ist purposes. Th? i .:? tion waa < to make a ti it forts under lag foi aurrendei ? I . out. A.-.-., dingly, a aoldiers gol into the cat >..! ii mov? ?I off outside the city. 1 ? ? ith barbi d win I . ? which ? ad been pfore their Belgian uniform , .,:,.! kit ?been thrown awaj Prei rived at tl .??... furthi . ? ..... 1 andkerchiel ?. doubtful w ? ? ? ?. al ; ? sed al< ? i ui narked ? ?-i map ?? r.? all raj respondent, "? ? . when I apoki K out ; there wab a i I alt tl?.. I? . . , . i,,., ? behind ld< hi.?I r?-H?ly '?? i? .?.?,?? ai Hi and cause the Gi ? teni.nt enter? I th crowd gathered an and II e ei i not frighti n tnc ?.pli ? . with tl ? at Antwerp, and the people th?\ ?could ? home. Thi ? neo ? was reci : load ?: tinned our |ou ? of ref-.i*r's, on? : ? ? ? ? . ? that | '" thi , ..t.,r\ : | [vot. at ?th? ?.?>. rniiitio v. ith ?ye* fu PHOSPHORESCENT JOY IN THE KAISER'S EYES ? i , ,.,]. |o The Trlbuaa ! ROOM, Oct. 12.?The r-nwti- Her lii, painter ?on Hehr. who has |u??t hm ?tie Kitiser. saya his atajeety Is m lh?' hi.h?'*.? "plrltta. Ills pride i? bid army Is no great, the artist, said, thai II -bln.s through hi* ,,,?, which are ph.??.pb?>re-?ceiit With hitppin*"*-' "'??'? ?** K"",r and (be (.erman < han? ellor, who is ,s?. .impsn>lng MM nt ?he front, are ,.,.rlaiii ,,l vi. lor?. Il.ev apolM ?limit ? banglllg ?lie map of I'urnpc ?it'ii'i the tear. hatred \ ? s approi ehi d ha 1 prang bicycle and d hed '.if We ?a*** ,iv B? Igian Oldil r*? in the <l.i the lleotei .... that I??' could not arr? it th? m a 1 , ? . motoi .iif und? r a edite Hag " *,,,?? p now a trnn . ?innci ' ?? ' . ivonuea, quai ai -l '? I y empty snd only h; re and I ?? do ?*o ivement to Ii..us.-. 1 -. is short m ,!,. troycd and all means '" outer world have be? n cut off. Motoi cat Inaen GERMAN CLERGYMEN MAY JOIN THE ARMY Evangelical Consistories Qive Conseil and Majority of Protestants to Servo. to .1.. 1 Host 0 ? ? ntly on urgent repre* , from th? t.? the '''? lurter Zeitung" - ? ? ' , . ? . ' ob til ?? refused to permit ? ? .1 colors. portio clergy n tive n _ 1! in "Vorwaerts on Octo? ber 9 concerning come ' thai Englam from Indis are 1 it Ace u tuche All? ai ? ? ? 1 in one week - rious , and d? ad "GERMANY INTENDS TO KEEP ANTWERP' Lord Curzon Says Seizure Was Deliberate Part of Kaiser's Plan. 12 \ 1 icount Curson t/icer .. of In ? ? 1 '?. to to I - ' ? t.o tempo) ary ? ?nicas ?. ? . Bi ., mak? ii . ain obje? in of II? - lid Knglai w? ? ; I. should ? : one ciated ? Don' . ? ? ml ? ? ory. Don't b?! . at ;.j1 or ? Don' - - ed beeaua? 0 long and *-om. ? ? Don't 1 hat you kno 1 I ? ?? to w*g" mpaigi M i( the War ? ? ? ? .. ? much to ? ? neopl? ;? di - ' Dor . - 1 m ?? the ow, I* can 01 be -lo?.? ? ? itages. . underra einy. ? :, attemptii ? I : -i u hat ? happen ?tor 111 tin?, world ?. t begin t divido ur> tlio (?crinan u ha old of it t? 11 to anj one ? ho ? ire we have carried ? 1 ? I 1 over, don't tl low as of tin* war. ed of mol ? men ? dard, been lov ! it for r ? laced ' At: 1 ? led to C gow '- ? naval men interned in Holland. BIDS LONDONERS HIDE IF ZEPPELINS COME London. Oct. I-.?\ proclamation aras posted by the \la\or oi Gravoo? ?"?"?L th. gat? t London, -*arniti( people what In do in the e\ent ?if a ra d bj Zeppelioo. The on!? notice which ?ill he ich en of the arri*. al of hocT ? U- olr ?ratt in the Thanu?, ?(r Med?*.a>," -.a?- the proclamation, **?j|| be the liring of ?uns from the defences. "Peraoos soeUag t?. gratify their earlaalty will ?i? M dt tiif.ir own risk. When iirirvr i- heard the pooplc ?.lioul.l immediately take ?.heller in the lower runni. or cil l..r> ol their huildinsT?.*' it 1- believed that the oajaet of iv.m alrablpa may not he I 0-1I011 -., much .is tVoolwieh, where the great British arsenal ?-. I GET IN LINE!!! j It may be a little late?good things usually gre I ; ?but in the near future, out of the wrack and j the ruin of world strife, there will rmfrgc J 1 new epoch of prosperity, of which thi? country by virtue of its neutrality and its resource, wj|j inherit by far the lart/f-r share. . I | And the Equitable Building, now prophet ?rally ; driving to completion, furnishes the rnost au- ; j spicious location and advantage* tliat any buai I ness can acquire for seizing those tidal e-p?^.. tunktet whirh are surely coming. ; Locate in the Equitable and get in line. Lea??? now being made from May, I 191T. Th? buildino h j ever, i? of if to be completed 2 or .? month? ahead ot that d Equitable Building Temporary Office, 27 I'inc- Street ! _ ! I ITALY MENACED BY AUSTRIAN REVENGE if Rome Decides to Join War Trfest May Be Bombarded. London, Oct. 12. According to ian sources, the Austro-Hung ernment, ant icipating ! I .;. i. ha ? ?muir ail arrange to throw Into I a prominent citi/.ens of Tri<"?t ??f Italian lurth or ?i - ei nt, and, I ? erted, thr?'i,ti?ti* t?) .shoot without trial all I?, rsona participating in pro 11 ? . M ii -??? r, ^'ii?l that Ti l.r? bombarded in the event of anything nature of an insurrection ?taking plac?. Rome, Oct.. 12.??Commenting ? 'rrwnt of General Italian Minister of War, th? Rome der it si?gniflcsnt thai ould have been bora in Capo . in province still In the ? ? ?? ;? i ?..;??? ?ted t? Bt pn para? ? ""???of his be.? ,-... '" K' "?Win on? : .' won d ? ? th.- Tria ' ? ? adorna, chief of I . <u* -?o-_? WILSON DENIES NEW PEACE MOVES President Says He Mas Made M Approach to Powers Sin? His First Letter. I at the fig. I 'roc Nit Vork, I. aloaj fof i movement I : narM? Escope VOTING COUPON . prooe.-lv ? ? . :? good for 5 vot?*n in- Tribune'* School Children'i Patbeacope Conteet. it VuIU ?Biter t?0 ?Aeci.S irom date. Votes to fcchool. ? ? I up In packages o' II . with number or naim ol a bool on top coupon. .M ,il to the PATHESCOPE EDITOR. NEW YORK TRIBUNE. Oct. 13, 191*1 Pathescope Editor's Daily Letter to the Boys and Girls: ?To-day is published a List of the Schoo.1? officially entered in the Pathescope Contes:! ruesdiv, October ! '. f9f-f. .R BOYS AND GIRLSi Pathesi ? test is but ?t.irt? - .-. hut weh \ "-:' n* been made by The Tribune's plan t?. introduce movies schools that twenty-five schools ha I enters? the tirst coupon returns jr.? i .i greal many more. Here are the : ly start J '-" Pathescope can , CLASS NO. 1?PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF GREATER NEW YORK CITY p S. Number IS, Broo P. S Number 115, Manl 11 ! S Number 102, Brooklyn. P. 8. Nu b i ' ?-'. tfai P. s. Number l'A I, Brooklyn. P. 8. ! P. S Number 108, Brooklyn. P. S. Number 74, ? Maahatts*. P S N imber '<?'<?? " inbatta*. P. S. Numl ? -??"*'' P S. Number 10! M?nhstt?n. P Uumber |M. M ?r. h sttan. P. S. Numl ' "?'. t.. | rh Sehest ittan. CLASS NO. 2?PUUBI.IC SCHOOLS OUTRIDE OF NEW YORK CITY WITHIN A RADIUS OK FIFTY MILES. Thirt. I s*l mm* PI? N- ?r ?. i ?11, N. I Bruce St. School. Newark. N.J. I Chataworth Kvt. School, Larch? mont, V V. lia tri iii.rr . ? fiool, ?rk. N. J. r St. Schoo ' N. J. CLASS NO. 3?PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS IN NEW YO?K CITY AND WITHIN A RADIUS OF FIFTY MILES OL' TSIDE OF NEW YORK CITY. Si Mary's School, Tanks* NY De r.it Sail? Institute, Manhat? tan. Epiphany Scheel, .Mmihsttas. Man) other schools .1 e ?;,i*'. beg theli df** *L{ their 'i ? 1 few di II r 5? 10 ?? n"! ?" yi .11 coupons and :. 1 . started. Keep a careful watch on the ... .ire \alul only within two weeks aiier date The rribune has several representatives |o | tT<_M__?j schools entered in the contest nivin? Pathescope movie sa These shows rive you an :il?'a oi what splendid motion P1'" '.j .re produced b> the Pathescope. ["hey provide lots of < . for the boys and pria. i??u surel) ought 10 na*'t Pathescope come to sour school. Why not -pea?, to yCMS I?* about II ? . jj The Pathescope Hour at Watumaker oi people everj day. Even the |rown-u| '; _??* Pathescope >.??.?>-> Eight films are* 'h.nn?every '->ni "_'.. tionall) kioi.J Between pictures selections from the ?^< ^c'. beautifuli) rendered by a wonderful phonographic ??rrini in the Wa.".Ainik.er auditorium, ?accompanied bv the organ The Pathescope Hour is trom -? to ; o'clock 'viP ,'j?. noon, alter school, and trom 10 to 11 o'cloc*. Saturday mot ?orne at vour eariiest opportunity. ft Yours stically, cXCl^t^s^C ^?t&L