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LEFT NGI-F?lK
FOR LONG CRUISE
;!i/s Officers Had
Prepared Yachl for
Sea Voyage.
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CHOLERA CHECKED AT KIEL
\?> Danger >?f Epidemic at (.crinan
Natal Bus?-, S:i\>- Berlin.
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rious ? f ? Is 1 aging ?t
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J Correct fashion, exclusive design, and
\ superior workmanship are things you Vk
* have a right to expect when buying L
B clothes. ^
No combination of any two of these es- If
2 scntial qualities can be sufficient. All must
' ** evenly balanced, each must be present.
? For without all, clothes are not what they A
i should be. ?..,
i Our showing of Fall suits and overcoats em- ?
. Mies all the foregoing essentials?plus value.
} Brokaw Brothers p
J Astor Place & Huirth Av. :u:<
^! St__B?Bft St.itw.n .. 1 '?- I
ALUES WILL
CH4?N MOR
CREDITS H?
I ord Reading, S?^
l oan Agreement,
pects Other Advanci
SUBSCRIBERS TAK1
HALF OF$500,00(
Distln^ished Qatherlig in
Kan Office as Documei
l*? Signed.
The ?prepmen* formally earn]
%1 0-1 r. .;rh loi
? n the hoard room of -1 I'
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th.* membi
th? \ . French ? ? :? :?
'.tus.
?d '" the h
?a of Lord R.
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t.-.vf hobib< rg sod Erne?! Mall?
. .1 P, Mora ii ?? ?
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ho i ttached their
???il F
nd George H <...i
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A Cut ?
?1 ?t? legs! sdvi
\ . i'h Commi
, of the Bi
ury.
The loan agreement, or what I?
known ;.?? 'he bond contrae
also bear the iiffniitureg of the
nich a
lork flnancial ?natltutlona. (
to the physical Impossibility of ol
1 ? i< - ignatarea **
Ins the toi mill 1 ty of obta
.: i i carried oui to-da;.,
ai possible, As
eats BaBBagOl*? m
, copy of to? agreement the ?
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?lu- member? of tlie A
n"?i the ?ynd
nl, J. I'. M?
? .??it- :. aboi t apsx
the credit for the -ucresp? of the
to hi? . the ?ynd
'i I an proceed? d t!.?
otrsct, following which
? i, few v?!l aolected wi
Morpan arni Rcntlemen W(
? ? ere I tem?os ?m un hiai
igned a
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loan. I psrs
? without t<
ich "4'' urc indebttd to you
ii this in;.' -
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wa? oa rrj
tud? f theri
, ... voted co-operation by
:?'?,!, from Messrs. Morgan A
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gratitud? i. ha? not 1
k, and, on the ?
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Eapeciallv ai we have i
? mh by the ?late origin
nt "ii the li'Pi
nay Bot ha? beeo the ?
ntended, bul we liavp got ?!
due tu the w
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ted with them, and bj
I organ ?I- Co., whi?
irking .?ay and Big)
I adi! ;?'.?p,,;er obseiVSt
. ? nk will be of interest to
public at lai sfter I
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? .7h the diltlc
action, in a eo i"
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??. the adviea piven u? v
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?inly in the i ? -* tereal o? our o
it, we believe, in the b
? the L'nited
Octave Homb? rg, i behalf of t
? nment, mad? a - ;?<?? eh
o thai the ui derwrit?
to make the loan flo
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rmsl talk to
t-onrifct
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thai the matter of ?
il en ' hew
France is being d
to
to im-.lie- what form thea? ?
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ons. Tl
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rmallv . banker? her? i
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deeided until v
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Ided "To nt.ii
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Homheri? * II ?? BW
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Eng ter our arrival thei
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P.t Wi:
ble not f'nlv for th
?ndieate maaagera who sttem
-? ng of the loan eoi
i 1' M< ? g
? i! Porter, '?'?
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\*. Morrow; Alexander J
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l n deriek Strau?*. o
? ?'. I . Joaeph .Mur
til of th? Chemical NTs
rg C. Vaa 1 uyl, ir
Ifeti ? Trus
ird s. Mar?
the Farmers' Loan Bad
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'?."-?' leas Esenaag ? N l
?i w -t r ? i. rlee-pn
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. ? ?? Bank, ??n.i l . .,' |
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It ?up. un.ler-' ? that more than
of the $B "!..,000 irai with
drawn and paid foi by lubacriberi yei
.. slthoagh the exact Agurei e II
r.i.l BO ru BBtil t? day and
? Ot uritil next \reek. J, IV
Morgan .. <o. issued the followiag
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? tood that an impr?
pal - - m the
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p ?.. .till give a letter t?>
?Prenoh Teachers Killed.
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Kaiser's Youngest Son to Wed
17-Year-Old Princess Marie
Princess Mario Augxi.tine of Anhalt.
Amsterdam, Oct. IB, War h.is not
killed romanes In blood stained Kuropo,
a.,1 from the midst of the .Uta of
?? sanouncemenl of the
??ment of Prince Joachim, young
?-. of the .;?
Prin? esi M?n .? _ ... isti , di light? r of
halt, one of the
German pi paliti? I .porl
? . !" the
.e youth of i prin?
cess being
i next
birthday. The _n.oun.emen' was made
through the Her. . r."
With ths narria* ? I Prince Joachim
.he last of the 1 mperor's family Bill
pa - '>. n single re. Since ths war
tl ". lias been men
...:.? tims reported seriously wounded in
Belgium, He is a captain of the Gre?a- .
: ;?> bave received the
for bravery,
Pi nee Jos me?. has three
rted thai her father
? ? ? .- under the Crown Prince,
? I .??i-pective bridegroom, |
_ ?, -me front.
EDISON URGES
WAR MACHINE
Would Fill U. S. wi
Factories Ready to Tun
Out .Munitions.
[Ily 7 rap-. ? I--- TH m? 1
? ? Oel IE " \n;? rica Is
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,n the world," SB
A. 1..: . r ? n n 11 of the L'ni
Maral Advisory Board, in an
terview here to-nipht. Mr. Kdison, v.
is on h i. way to San Franc
...i of th. ?.a.-' be saps
the V\ Alien it
called on to defend itself.
"Our next war ?rill be a machina ?
a war of brain., rather than bloo.
said tiie inventor. "Il is mv ot.ini
that we tote ms
I | Mi I I - I ? ?'
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deal. Tl ? '
srou the p?
act in I eel ;on.
will give my op)
Ion of ] parednesi better than an
thing else, There ii j certain am.m
of powder !' 'up in lluro
every day. None of the initions ha
.... it a ould b. cconomj for ni
ereel fa 1
taming out daily just twice as rail
powdi r a I up in Kuroi
??ve.y day. These ...ould n
be <?_!" . be bo bo?
to turn oui any powder. Just keep tl
fa -toi ei ready.
In
ere being pr
duced in Eui ? to-da ihould u
machin?-; ea| thia nun
her of Only don'l make at
-.hell- ; just I ? ? p tbe mac! ?? p
? it . an bs put I ? r. ?t
day."
--I>.. that tr
i ? ? . resort to tl
use of sspbrxial
itsell
U r. Edisoi ked
"When a ma to rep?
an invader of hii own home," he n
is i ?gj
id hin
?elf m. I h ' on i. I
but IM'- I
s woman _ led hin
aft . i
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"I goeai HI have f.. look out o
I they'll be making a M I of m<
I The li" le won; I WB
my daughter, Mrs I
_ork, bul gu? ? ilidti'
Know !.. i."
SCHWAB TO BUY
$49,000,000 PLANT
Will Parcha*. Pemsylvaob
Steel Company from P. R. K
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Philadelphia, Oet II. Aaotber ster
toward ths Sals by the P? BBS)
ami th.- Kendirk.- jtallroad companies ol
th.ir boldiagi of IndependoBl
atock ? I ?-.;.?. |
rert'.rs of the 1 ? BB IJ Ivai la I
the holding company of the ral IB '..
held a special moetiag and ratified the
term; of ths sale I I ; ; I ? worth
BBBsylvaaia Ste. *..?'harles
I ? iehem
Steel i ? ?
A B ?
paay, ons of the an of the
R? .,,1 ng I omp .: ' .
ths
..Il t..
Peai
% ai. m Ra I road ? ?
ay Irani Ste? prel
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Pi
of $1
pa stoat l
._., i ol L.i.as.
SAYS BERLIN CAN
HELP ARMENIANS
Bryce Declares World
Must Get Germany to
Stop Massacres.
Li r.don, Oct 15, "There is only one
pow? r top the Armenia.i
sad that is Gormaay." do?
eount Bry?c .?s; to?
day ii ? .;n support
?i. the Lord Mayor*! faad la aid sf the
I ( II?- declared that
ly rem.-.it ira? to bring rhe pres?
sure ?<f world "nu.inn. particularly <>f
neutral opiflioB, t" hear on Germany
?mil fui ce her t" take set
Viacount Bryee, who proposed a r?s?
olu- loi ?ported stroe?
. p.'ti'l tribute to the ?ntellii
alp! progre renesa "t' the Anaeniaai,
.1, were *'ar ?uperior to the
etsi . :i.' d iie ? 1 ? ? t-. ? i ed t?.'
.i mach one of religion? fa?
it was of deliberate i .
term:' : I whom th )
.
The ip.-ri.pi- of the massacre excep?!
rthing =:\ tli" history of persecu-1
tions, deelsred the ipeaker. Women]
hildr? n, be laid, had been dnv in
Arabian ?lr?ert with whip?
mu'p. . B ho went mai!, and It I
Treblzoad carried their victims out to
droamed them.
"Women, maay of whom were h?
. civilised a? any of u-," VisCOBBt
Bryce deelsred, bad beea sold into'
?lavery, wh? wore Mahometao?
ised. He declared untrue the i
i German? for the Turas that
'Ii?- Armenian! had rebelled, asserting
?? il the Armenians were quiet and in- i
offonaivs until forced to defend them-.
Bclvee.
In -?econding the resolution. Cardinal
Bourne said tha' thi ei ?i' ace was so
?rrmit; that even GenBBBy "-'as not'
able to deny the mssaseros. Neutrals,
he sid, 'h.'iilil follow the example of
Pop? 3ob? i '?*. who ?rrote
prote ' si d p 11 to :he Sultan.
Sir Edwin Pean, who ha? been ?he;
: of the British bar la Co
tinople, spi ? ? rpi I hii hear?
en by ?ayiag tha? the persecution waa
th and ,
that I en plored by
the maaa of the Turka. T. P, O'Connor I
? ork of Amerieaaa in :
ng a r'uiiii ar.i! also praised th?
effort being msde hv the Lord Mayor, i
Say U. S. Mas Done All
It (an f??r Armenians
WsshlngtOB, Oet 15, The I'nitorl
1 ernment I lone all it can,
ally, toward relieving the condi
tl irmei ibi key, in the
of!
Joha J.
ly that, bo
repi ? . ? ?
r.. the Tui ? ? ri'.-.? nl 'hrou^h
Ambassador Morgen than, pointing oui
I effect on | n ?he
? ??? - ?? f the I "-'the
Arme. . ? i Bg farther eould be
?lore.
( hieago, Oct. LI A returned mis?
sionary f? '????.
?he Lsymsi
meat Coavei tioa I
? he sent to CI Armenia,
? the rem?
nant? of a r
"I do sot believe," the missioaary
ihat the people of any Other na?
il the war died ob
to make ?uoh unusual laerifie? Ws
ram '. hut adrr. ? I ;he?e
\ attempt ia now
BUttis to ?lecirnate th. m."
BOOST LEWIS FOR 1916
Illinois [i.??.-... r .r? Hail PavwrftS Son
a? Mate to Wilson
Ik* 1
Moamoath, III., ">et 15. Th?
- demonstration, that Illinoii may
have a "! cai lidsts for
Vie i *-? ?? ? ? s th? Dem crati? Na?
tional I oBvention, aezt year, occurred
? st a I '? ';.". r st ic meat lag hei.i
tier.* [fl connection with the annual fall
?.* -t .val.
Th? "favorite son" is none other than
r .lames Hamilton Lewi?. Sev
, ral ' ' ? ?' Democrat?
rail*/, sad ataaj of them
?a,.re "Wilsoa sad Lewie" buttoos, oh?
-..-?? ? ? , ?.shed j
S. BBtOI Lewi?.
Mi I . .t addressed s large ?rowd
IS hailed as ?
-.?.o "aest V*ko??Prosidea?a." I
TAKE BACK YOUR GEMS,
BULGAR KING IS TOLD
Duke of Orleans Repudiates
Orders Ferdinand Gave.
Per a. Oct. 1ft The .ml.? of OrloBBS
a.' .re-.ed a letter to Ki-ir Ferdinand
i of Bulgaria several du.- ? r.
?BBreh te fa..' back Jewels
..f Bulgarian orders which had been
?.. ? tared upon rrm. Th" |e?'er was to
Be published on the day Bulgaria en
?he war. Ths dul B M_ i :
--TI,e st- - ir majesty ha'
th..u_ht right to tabs in the present
1 war, contrary to your BTOV?OUI ;
forces me to the sad du**.- of praying
v r majesty tO take hacK the jewels
. I Bulgarian orden with which your
ted me.
I ???"!! y..?ir majesty to take back ths
becaase, alna. I mnnnt eend
then. Biajsety bag only to
?? " ? ,-, s
? *?-au in Bel
giui B.y safe eai
no .ccr?.'a I ?, I ? ,- rlag up te
I can no longer
?
"V. nr majetty will ur.deratnnd I am
obliged t?. warn voir maies!
rms as if i
track from
the ? ' :.*>'? r of I
i. .
. ? . . af the ?ird'T of
? ? but wish, on ths
'. shall keep alive
MAYOR ATTACKS MARKS
Savs Borough Pre.ld.-nt Is a Seeker
\fler ( heap Publicity.
Mayr.r M tchel direc'ed a few re
marks at Rorough President Marks
raster-Jay in reply to Mr Mark?'? re?
cent criticism of I ?I i tleas on Ran?
dall'? Island "P.rrld" arl "?hoc', mg"
were pi m? gf the descriptive tenr.a
used by 'he Borough PlBS lei *
"Mr Marks." ?aid ths Mavor, **ls
rather 1 .'e ,n be r. ?-_?..? He would
really have been ?hocked if _S h I I
. ? ' | flr?t
inspection of the building? on Ran?
dall's Island. We have ?irre a- pi
prlated ??>,".O la the Board of _??!
rr-Hte. ( tmaa? i ?m
? cirred In our ac-ior.,
and the money is now ava.lable for th .
ceastraetlon of new i . _?
Marks'? riait te the institut, .n a? *
time was aad ibtedly 'or e*ect end
for the purp.?c of obtain rg publicity,
SI '. cheap publicity a' that."
Founded
1826
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Lord & Taylor
38th Street
FIFTH AVENUE
..9th Street
A Word to Men
Greeley
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This is your Store. We have anticipated your every want in thil grand-new
>ld store, now nearly ninety years young. We want you to feel at home here.
C \\ hether it be in The Complete Men's Furnishing Shop, The Special Men's Shoe
Section, The Men's Ready Made Tailor Shop or in the fine white tiled Barber
Shop, you will find us ready
helpfulness.
Make this your stoic. ?.
in the Lord & Taylor Store is Service.
u^ t.
. , >v - aU'C
. ..:
; hip through genuine
serve you. The Idea
These Three Qualities Characterize
Lord & Taylor CLOTHING for MEN
1. Superiority of Fabrics
2. Thorough and Expert Tailoring
3. Unusual Smartness of Style ^
In establishing this service for Men, we laid
down the principle that 66%% efficiency in
Men's Apparel would never qualify Clothing to
i obtain a showing in the Lord & Taylor stocks.
In many clothing store?, fine fabric, and
showy styles make a large effect for clothes that
are very poorly tailored.
In others, part woo! fabrics are
given an artificial value by being
well tailored in good styles.
Again, still other stores gain re?
pute by reason of selling fabric? of
excellent quality, thoroughly well
tailored, but absolutely lacking in
smartness o? style.
TWO-THIRDS EFFICIENCY
in each of these cases.
Such clothing cannot find a
place in our stocks, at any price.
In planning
Clothing, we give
sideration to each of the THREE r
VITAL QUALITIES of Rieht
Clothing: FABRICS, TAILOR- V
ING, STYLE, and this Clothing
Business is growing in favor daily
among men sufficiently discriminating to demand 100% efficiency in their
clothes.
Men'ft Sack Suits, $18.50 to $45.00. Overcoats, $17.50 to $50.00.
Of special interest, just now are the following group?:
MEN'S IMPORTED OVERCOATS, $25.00
Xot Likely to Be Duplicated
Made of those incomparable English and Scotch cheviots and tweeds,
so warm, so durable, so expressive of ''class'' and distinction, which are now
becoming scarcer by reason of war demands on British looms. London-made,
hand-tailored, fall-weipht slip-ons, for motoring or street wear.
MEN'S KNITTED OVERCOATS, $17.50
"Warmth without weight," in dark oxford, gray, blue, brrnvn and
heather mixtures; loose slip-on model, with regular or raglan sleeves; sizes
4 Special Purchase of MEN'S $25.00 to $..0.00 SUITS
To Be Offered To-morrow at $21.50
Smart new Fall models, in two, three and four button styles of over-'
plaids, checks, stripes, plain oxford grays, and new shades of brown, in good
variety of si/.es and proport i
Fourth rimer
i, at any pnce ^A-.. ^:^l ;'?^?
Lord _. I ay lor ,//* V. -.**7 ~*'f *_-^'?^ w
completen con- /?,^'x^^v>
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AUTUMN SHOWING OF MEN'S NECKWEAR
ChootC your Cravats from the Lord ?. Taylor assortments, complete with
Scarfs of rich imported and domestic Silks. Every new and correct shape in
exclusive patterns and smart colorings. Prices.55c to $5.00
Qrounl F loor.
MEN'S SHOES-SPEGIALLY PRICED
All that a man can demand of Footwear, style, service, superior finishing
details, will be found in these Lord _. Taylor Shoes*. Values that should bring
hundreds of men to our conveniently located Men's Shoe Shop, noted for "its
prompt service and splendid assortments.
Boots at $4.85 Boots at $5.85 I Boots at $6.85
Usually 06.00 to jSK.oo.
Fin- selected leathers,
tan, black calf or patent
leather.
"The Cordwainer."
The most serviceable Shoe
made. Dull black or tan
leather.
I'Mially . to.oo.
Bench-ma de Shoes. Statt.
atyle-- i:i dull, patent leather
or tan.
Clearance of $4.50 to $7.00 Boots at $2.95
In AA ami A widths only.? High Grade Shoes of even' wanted leather and style
i;r und Floor.