New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, October 25, 1915, Image 3

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, October 25, 1915, Page 3, Image 3',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1915-10-25/ed-1/seq-3.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1915-10-25/ed-1/seq-3.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1915-10-25/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1915-10-25/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], October 25, 1915, Page 3, Image 3
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 16.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.3 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 25 Oct. 1915. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1915-10-25/ed-1/seq-3/>

Newspaper Page Text

Edith
Whar on
-
?
In
III x
er
Ser: 1er
(0 FOOD SHORTAGE,
BERLIN DECLARES
i
?VOICI OF CIT.* ? ARSE
\ . n'i
? q
rl
?
?
?
? .
?
DRIVE AUSTRIAN;
BACK TO THIRI
DEFENCE LOI
Italians Have Captur
Second * renches o i
Wide Front.
STORM POSITIONS
ON OORIZIA 1111
? . ? i ? Oal t Northwes.
' a\ ! Oardi and In if1"
II ?'-.
Milan, to "1
'
?
f i
_?
?
?
?
?
(Toi
the A
been
tu ral
' I v
?
*
? - Il an i.
ture 1
taking
?
N
'
? (*C .;?, ,,. . K
, id
'
importa
? .
?
-
I c
when
fend thi Col d L ins
lusl
front ths Au
-.- i ? ?i
A ere*
Xero wsi occupied by the
?
?even
f i ,,.
?
?
P
?
fron.
. rtei
? - .
? ? . ?ui o'- i ve in the
Our ? *? .-"T.-? ?i?-! ? ? ? i
Basin, ? ? :
:, tiie tWO
?
?
ken.
.
ed 7"
t a i
' I i
_ acl ? .
Leo]
li. th? loBti Sei
thi
?
. ? ?? Sabotina ana on
-s--?r--B-Tfo*WV^
^^^^^ FOR MEM ^^^
? First, 1 ast and AH the Tim????gainai Stuhlen
Is, Pn-eumonia and Rhanimatiasm,
ovei I all -i "-'.t'.iry foi ?ta auper?oi qualittM
?,: shaped to the figure and guaranteed
not tr; |h| Ir.k.
bury Two-Piece, Flat Knit Spring-Needle Un
derv,c i fteen gi idea, several weights >>f fine
s
?ture ol adjustable drawer bands on
4. .Pit. ? >' ?
44 ml. r .? ? ??lit
. ni ... la-Ill
I (III
,.,, ? im t.. ? m
? later ?? rlshl ;
r-.sni SI.So
? I --
I All
? ? 1.71
. . | in.
10
I . r - 1 . : g '?.,..
RF.IS & CO:..;1 AN Y, W?.o'omV Distributors, N. Y.
r
ig I ompany, Glastonbury, Conn.
mmmmmmmm\mmmr-rZ\\-lm^^r*-'\:7rmaia^
.'?mmmM?m
y\\ ....-i ont-ests are i
jf.-., . .1 venf business mai
{( -.. Y.uk should atter
Show and si e demon la-ration?
^HHH_ ^ft:w^?^^ ,,?'l!:.- ?:ui .1 ;ij'j.Io\'"l otln <?
facsi coni
1
P^Sm___________Winl^ ?' **&**
MISS EDITH CAVELL IN MTRSE'S COSTUME.
? :, I , I ? ?
< jreai ago, srl en Mi -.
?11 in E
akei
:
t ? r
ni and ra]
?
.
eck.
Mrors levsi
ai..!
si . ? ? ? .
:
!??:"t ? i - ? t of Pet? ano sad in I
centi
Wo took 1.0 pi i
'.lier wi
machine guns and o<
ootj .:. ri
si d da;
i'iong the
MAILED FIST FELT
IN BELGIAN CITIE
Germans Impose New ?ppr
? ?Ive R?gulation! on Brussels
and Other Places.
I hear t
? .
of ;i I'i Li- -.;
i i militar) go
able. Tht ?
?
?
Antw? i ;?, ?? here betwsi
persoBS sli
been -- t tei
rted to Go
I
. out Lokei. i-.. Rol
., . .
i BUthoriti
?
A ici ... ? ? ? ptii
? ,. . r in I - - ' ?
the ? ihe Couran
by its Brusat
.
Germ
"For
her? have i.t i
ered such sin . ?
?, . ':. ?? for ?i lo: .
but
? ? ? prove thi
altered ?_ I ?
. i- difficult to describe. I
I cai .t by isyiBg tl
? ? na i taelf fell
ei 12 - hers
? : der of all men ? ho do;
belooged to ss enemj
. ami might he h lid,-il lu :?
?
? :' their pit
?
meal el
?tened tha . i ?ral of th
,,.' the A flyers thi
?
i ,i ogic ?
tion i i
It . thi : The .
targ build
n whii kaowi lal Get
!
I that cil i
liage I e Alii?
people ar< hi . i and ii
or.ii :.
iarl
the _
ZEPPELINS DPIVE GIRL,
KIN OF INCAS, HERE
Sent from London, but is Held ai
lilis Island.
A d:r?-,
!?
of Tern. i.
Brriv?
St. P f the An
1
'
,
dor
"Thi . te a t Noi
b<
ergsi
te?
'.'.
; ^' ?'
?
?
keep hei evei
t
'
hers to copl -
cause n.? -.d .1 Sepaslias."
c. ?.... -s
SHOOT) )F NURSE
? , ni i.-iei il from ; . .
? ?
?
?
Il ;
Only
?
te
?
t ma]
just anil could nol
?
?
? .
?
refused I
' i
?
trui
?
i
?ordance with i
:
he first
-Miss Cavell Declared
Leader ?n Treason Plo?
?
? ?
??..
n incorrect
...
I dith I
, iim-ti e? ths i rd ag te
ths I?
"It i.. '
the s? '
orne i
ting B? s$ to
ters to esesps
latry.
?
"The i
? ch :*e
...
?
"I h- guiltv |
e. Nil
I . , . i
-
? '
? ! -. d
that ths
?
?? ' i
? i ?
With
?
a liv
"V i
? ' .
. ?
? '
?
men,1 ?
on ?
proBouBCii ? . lueh sen
Paria, i
?
taken
?
University Place Church 70 To-dav
1
?'
e ?
meet i i
' ?
i
-
'
?
?'?stor ?.ne? U _.
CAVELL KILLING
STIRS CH?RCHE
Preachers Condemn Ger
many While tome Pit>
Her Lack of Judgment.
TYPICAL OF KULTUR,
SA\ DR. P. S. GRAM
AaAis Suffrage Parade .t? :
D - ? ? (ration of Humanity
Needed by Teutons.
,''?-,??? m?*f.
; .
... ? ?
? is mitrht hav
?
!-r. -. ? i,. ,.>.t. in tin
? !t i? a lacl
'v In th? G
'??.-. ...
.
lion i
! ' r. < ; rs n
?
:i aa api
I ?'????k lia.
...
? ? Di Grmnl
.. . -
rere brave < .. ? .
New V"ii
? iiieh 'I-i?' of hu
Ha
a Li Dr. C.
i
.
"i
? ?
?
.
i
? -
i
-
I BtlOtl *-7|lt'
virtually a b. It
?
? , of life of a
.-*...-?
tli? world."
2 TRAPPED HEF
AS DYNAMITERS
? or. ; i m ... ?I from page I
mon pending farther lnve?ti|
**
Map ?>! Ne? *i.irk Harbor I'diind.
?
. I . .
'
? .
?
the cai
.
f, th?
? i v : ? i
?
ran ?eked
- ?
? . ? ?
?fork mo
?' ? n l man
? ?.; thi
; ? ? war?
\'. ?'.. je, V.
?' ii . Five boxe?
? ?
fen macl ?? ? ' ? led s
?
irbj garage waa f'>.in?l i
I i'ar beloas .- I
. ; ... i ..ni owned !?v hi-!
rest '? si a i ?
Th? believs thai Pay, wh?
ng up '.f th
?i
?
m 11 ! -
Fay si d Scho I
? ?
: . Handel
? thai
Tied over I I ?? au
BLAIR THAW IN FLYER
NIGRT FALL WRECKS
Kin of Harr) K. Volplanes 3.000
!lu-t In Las
?, ?Long Blaii
?
? -
P rial
j.'jr
? ?.
g plaee. His
-
rapp? it, and <
him. ken ?p and
. . . ?
ii
the lantiing
? i '
p.* ' i :; Aow A.
V. i. Pri
t of s
pi his ?tart?a -?? i?-rrow.
?
g : 5ck *n
__-?*. /roc''
f
THE
UNSURPASSED
MINERAL WATER
ij? i- .
tta?gpmm? -. ?
K .OCA_ " , -" _JQQ_
PARIS HEAE8 U. S. QUERIES
"How's Weather?" BBd Other Sen
lent ? ? ? . P mne.
i ? .
P ? ? ','.
R. Saylea, r. i ?
?
Thr milil ruitted
?
?
-
'.
tel
? ? , ?
?
Lo? ? . ?
tel? i, I ? ?
I
?
!? . :E
LIND
New York
Work ol
Pa
?
? ?
?
?
buildii
UNLIMBERS. BT??H8 CAPTOR
ihiet Makes Wooden I eg a ?"lull?
\ ?i t ti.,; Aeto Imperita 1 'Ive.
.
Linfas!
-
?
?
In time to catch I
.
? bably
? :i for all.
Meal took ; of
.
?
?
SHOTS FIRED : ?
THROl _HSU3WAY
Polh. I ptur I ugitii ?
rrested
?
tat ion at
of 75 W i
to the
<? tunnel, pun
tective, who ? revolvei
The
imbied up
?
I to itop
him,
i-,
?
?
!
?
I lets? live? Stephen J A
i . ? t Buchanan
? ?
room.
\
?
\ I
- . .
hand into Sul
?
?
. ?
re Vi :
:
Seek to Aid Over-..-.s Trade.
Ths ? ?
.
at the thi. convention of the
?
?
?
? ?
?
Neck Broken, Ctnestioni Doctor..
. .1 . i i * . ,
?
; , f his
l
- I- .!.
? . if hil
' ?? l Celai ration.
-. D
t of ta?
? _ i ? _oo.
HELPLESS ARMY,
DUMA'S THREAT
Patriotism Saved Russia
from Tie-Up of Muni?
tion Plants.
REFORM TOOBKOAD
FOR BUREAUCRATS
Processive Bloc Made Parlia?
ment Real, but the Czar
Heedt'd Goretmkin.
Th.? proro,Tn?ion of
? i i.c
'ro:n
It SBd I'ro
' 7 '.h?' ?e- '
?. . ?,.?...'
... .'.
'
? ? ?
pro
?r of
ras a
? tap?
ed a
v. h Ich wou ? -'? srtay
.-r of ths :nintf!
StlOB
'
.
? .' ;
I
I been in the mind.? of all. It
? -..it thil V4'as tu
. ' . ? ? . -?
*.? h ich lia ! preceded it.
. P t la f?-sei
for ?he membership.
? ti up into tiny
which i a?!e anything
relia ' las] -?- ?
' : Itsi If into t re or
? si majority .
no !:l
Progre Ive Bio \\ sltis Graapa.
? d ; he Do
weak. mie a '
? i baa Miliukov,
Cad ts, sad Gaebkov,
:. ? . working to- '
gether, led ia formiag what was
gi ii ? ? ib M ' ''ii, for
nt time, I '.ment was
faceil a Duma with the |
1
.
: l h .< a
Iraa up a p
? ? ? sal; \?'.'h
? taBdlag far .
apoB which
r? isivs bio?-. No
?? Baal parties
?vork in the
?
eoaeeatratad <mi
? be ?tone for ?h?.
? :.r. '!:<*y met t?, |
prograsiaM, vhiefa
all the ?tibjec's on wlucli
sgre? '!
? : >?! s programme em
'. ..'.-. Sdiag
tten nj ths reform
l, m- municipal coun
? lectora! frar
i of trutle union? SB 1
? of '. mini.atry not re
???: ths raaki of offleialdoa..
"It 'hat the few point!
BBStitats the wiii
?'.rrnation in the Rus- I
Saks
Evening
Clothes
r The trouble with moil
? vetting garments is that
they ?re wiore funt ft "I
than festive.
1 \\'?- personally treat
the subject more in the
light of a live proportion
than a dead issue.
_. Figuratively speaking,
Saks c\ ening clothes are
tail iredwith the spirit of
a good I i inc.
C ( im- newest full dress
garment, for example, ?s
a gem a th ep st a in an
of perfection.
<: Not stiff ami forbid?
ding it? appearance, but
a thing of ease, and grai t
mu? mobility of line.
_. Fits the figure as
ti ougfa the wearer .tad
be ii poured into it and
al owed to st ttle.
__ Same thing applies to
the new Saks tuxedo H
is literally moulded to the
Jin m a n form.
?1 Frankly,thi ?<? is noth?
ing I" ?I bul Saks' when
it cornea to evening
cloth __ A? ; are the I
only dayligh? - n th ? i1
jeet, if a man wanl i to
combine proprii ty w ?th
style and econont) with
both.
Full Dress ,$2fl to 545
Tuxedo $25 to '.A.
Dress V.A, la black
and ?r___- $. SO to S12
S\ik_3^??unqjiauij
Broadway ?t 34th Street.
I ,-, .-AI
Duttoifc
?f lii.e mu haied Iroo i
?
:
.
i ., ? Mosee. I
,,*..
. item of goveron ? I
.
did not mean th.
hin.* hut
? .-r.- eoBtei
??nf.?.;i on i
"H it I ' '
gramme pi? s
?
te 'i-- s. er of il
( ; biBS. Il|>|)?;->1-* ?
"l'l.
those greatly
gramo
? of pr? rogation ai _
. -hreat
against hie official sxisteaee. It is ? I
?hat when hs laid ths decree bof
his eolleagaee of the * ahmet they
v. th ti-..- exeeatioa of oae maa, lid I
- . : the C
order sa the U
as, the < i Dams being i
essfally seeei*
pllahi d ta ? il ty.
"Bat for ths sati let ---i <-f the
hers the reaali might have I
I or ;i time
..em't.er. of bti part) would rei
? ill
form '?! for d< sliag ?rlth ? ? ?
I ? ht>r war in.-itt? r< I h ?
tern? nl fiom
I o i | moral sad iati
itriks. Mlliakov was fortun
?n .if the danger ?>f it. ami the leaden
of ever] parts let themselves to pre
voatiag say _li__turbar ce.
"The story is not yet tininhed. The
Hum.? ha?? learned its power. It haa
?linn, pt-rhap-, learned the virtue of
tact."
1. Altaian S? <?tt.
...re 'lo ?irect atter.tior. te their
collection of
Modern Chinese Porcelains
Ir. a special sect:::.-. ::': 'A*.- ;A :rth r.oor
? ,2 ses:: a number of reproductions
cr Tem; la Jars, Club Vases ara-cl Beakers,
r; i ....;; examples cl* Chinese Ceramics,
a the esthetic colorings of Famille Vert
:.:. the Blue er Blech hawthorn ?eco
especially artistic when used for
' other ?ee:;rat:ve purposes.
..fifth AmMiur - i??aMi.iitt Anrmtr
Hi-IlIt rand 33th tytrrrts Wtm IJnrk

New-York tribune. [volume], October 25, 1915, Page 3, Image 3
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], October 25, 1915, Page 3, Image 3 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], October 25, 1915, Page 3, Image 3
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924