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ho?d another
raordinary Sale of
Imported Black Chiffon Velvet
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ph, one of thi I ?merica after the rewnl Zepp? i raid
by :ui exp?o i' a bomb hihI a hole the si
C C D V!? * F-TC C IJTET
uL?ViUi.iio ju.tr i
R?GA TACTICS
Launch Attack from Wesl
?Russians Ii;ii'. foe's
Offensive in Galicia.
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! TEUTONS LOST 550.000
MEN IN SEPTEMBER
Pet rogrsd, Oct. 28,?Germaay'e ad
ranre la .'?iisila has been bought si
the greatest COBt. A r?-> ? ?it .?run
order, Isauod by the eanuaander of
.ne of ths Raaelaa anales^ rea da i
"I ne months of stlUMons ""t?
has hem Worthily arroinp'ishol by
as. w i took 2.-'i: oScers sad IN,
10] soldiers, priaoaera, .".nd eaptarod
II gUUI BBd 141 tnarhine guns."
Ilils is the report of only one
Rusalaa arm\. Altogether (.erman>
lost in September ?lone tOO.000 In
killed, wounded and prisoners, and
Aiist rl.- ?50,000. These figure. In?
clude BO.OOfl prisoners. The armies
of mu? Ms I snaea and Prince Leo?
pold lost ".0 lino, drown? d or suffocat?
ed In ?he Plaal marshes.
This news, |ast mads puUlcal the
asm I time us accounts of the mi?ery
of the Gemaa pi??>r. hau beartcni'd
the BusaiBB nation and army, who
an more decided dan e^er to tight
to a titush.
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FRENCH DESTROY
VOSGES TRENCH
Repulse Counter Attack Ger?
mans Bombard Cham?
pagne Positions.
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that tl ? ? I ?
the weat i i - : ? ob th?
Arras an I on the Ta
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road from Arras
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intei sttaeh. \
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. !l OFFICIAL
'?,.. ..? ion from
Pai
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I, srs repoi
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fro:.' ,. Is the north of
Arras, la the l; - sb Hache, ^
the re)
e:n\ .l.rec'.ed in Champagne
it our
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bat teriei r< I
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GREECE LETS ALLIES
STAY AT SAL?NICA
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uter. Albos I ? ?? ,. ... railed at the
Idreign (Hbie to-?1a\, lo gne as?
surance?, under instructions from
pr?'inn r /.iimi?. that the reports
thai Crease would demand with
draw si of the Allied for?es from
Salouna ?ere unwarranted.
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RUMOR RIDDLE
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George Reiterates.
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YO.'R AGE. BRER PABEIT?
Hi? Miie?l4. the KalSOS*, !- I.i? a.
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Berlin. Oc! ? i
occupatlor.i. la actually f
not only to war-- B ?? '
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hut a!su to take a SOBBUS of thl
!?er af tea rabbit
, pro? men, eve classify thii
rabbits according to their eg?. |
ITALIANS GAIN
ALONG BONZO
AND IN AIP
Capture Austrian Fo
Near Olobna and Trend
in Dolomites.
FALL OF ?ORIZIA
BELIEVED NEAI
Wiva Als'i Menaced by Advanc
3,000 Prisoners rake?
in Three Days.
- F?y i, ii n -1 ? . ?
i'nr i, Oel : he Italian
sonl a along *he [sonse Ii I
tiro and in the Do
flight of Santa I.ur.a and
Tolmlas further advaneei ?r> -
h t. ,'sv's sflelal ?*?
Home. Southeast sf (?lobr.a, In th
Julinn Alp-?, an Aus1 : fort ha
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With the fall of sevsf
tions near Gorisia, it* capture, ?itl
that sf K.va, is believed Immii
withstanding hea\y Aus'r.au r
ments.
The magnitude of the Italia
'.Ions along the Iionzo front is ind;
?he fact that 3,'""' Austi si
i have pa- ted tbrougl
to the real in the lust tin- ?
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the artillery preparation pn
I ths Italinr, oil
;-g.
?TA!.?AN OFFK IAL
The I'.al.an statement saySi
Prom new positions, one on th*
right I a:.k of the A ...
manda eommanicationi at tl
of the valley, our artillery on
her -? surprised anl dam?
aged the ei
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I, north vi
Il e upper Cordevole, ?
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in great --
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perse.l them a ?th cur ??
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progresa on
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the P1.V. :i 7,, ... |.? |0
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GERMAN RACER WAR PRIZE
llriti.sh Condemn Yacht Gemaala,
I ? les W inner of Bmperoi '- ? ip
Loadon, Oet
Will at
to |r\y i.s a prize of war Tl '
?Mir, aits owned bj . ? ?
The righl article
?il the ri^ht price
The righl article at the nWit price pluajudiei?
advertising will mak< iti own market, and that
!? whal the Ky ' '? Buil ling is d. il .
Blonc selling to the ?hn wd< st, hardest-lieaded
buyers in the U. S. A., lolel) upon tht tuperi
ority (if its merit* and the Mt*Uy of its rental
i nst.
Equitable Building Corporation
120 Broadway
CHARGE PI MA''' f?? ? '' ' ? ' '?" ,'* miI) ? I
ll.?E'iaMttxT&C?o.
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Zr Karmmd J ?nsJolouses
?ivcludmd many importation?/
CaXCiUJHUe l?itk tiW JtoUsTC ?
0?i\dmadc8ffcchrofri?al lace
Georgette crepe trimmed loi.k
lace /tile SckisffoncombinaHonsf
iolkerstyles* /uitabU to corn
pick tke tailleur costume,- or
(6 r ?/emi-d r c/j oc c a ?/1 o a ?/.
?ixc?uj'iu??Killi^ry
forformal? iivformalocca?.?
lon?r.Oric(ii\a(freT\cKde
?nqn-J- dup?ical--?sf and
exclusive de/iq^-new
c very dav by our own jrer?
Dr. Gusts Bohlea und Halbach
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Th.- lemnei
ta at owes
Maris :i- I Paula III
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AIMED AT ST. MARK'S
Aastrlaas lateaded te Deotfoj cathe?
dral, It.ilians ( barge.
. Paris, (?et. M
ting i af ten
? saral
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??ii the v |
the m.
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BRITISH CRUISER AGROUND
Crem Bavud, bat the Argyll Msy Re t
Total Ixx??.
? - Th? British cri ?
< r Argyll has mn aground and may
be a to'a! wroek. All hands were rei
I i mads known by th?
I Imlralty the fol'.owlnt an
-. ii
"H. M ? ? i - J?m?i Tan
cred. Ft. N . ?? nded thil MSOk| Si
the oast 0*t*l 11
g, it Is feared ihf
may become h to'sl wreck. All hef of
- ? e been fsvd "
Ths ' . toas i splasssBsnl,
wai laid doe assoM
complement ii Ml She Is HI t- ??
r largest |
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I i rliis silvervase displayed
O ni our ?UlAyenue corner
window, is beautiful enough
to inspire another Keats u
he should see H in passing.
Reed fir Barton silver has
an unquestioned place m art
h is not so generally known
thai our stores contain a
selected stock o? diamonds
gold, jewelry and watches?
' Bui no oik* need be in awe
of all this magnificence
We have and are yeiyglad
to sell many inexpensive
little things for the minor
purposes ol hi'
REED? BARTON
C8TABL BMCO
Fifth Avenue B 52* >?
-\ Maiden Lane
tftcr/ttag tSilvtr DiaittpHds
Gold im??!>??/. Qocks.watch?s
Lcatlu >r triirds.?tutioii it/
( 'anea, Umbsvtlo s
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