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THE WEATHER FORECAST.
SOCIETY AND THE HORSE.
A chatty story about the Horse Show loon
to be held in Madison Square Garden.
In THE SUN next Sunday.
Fair and warmer to-day and to-morrow
moderate vmds.
Highest temperature yesterday, $y lowca
Ut tail' weather, ma 'I and marine :er"U
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VOL LXXXIII. NO. 55.
NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1915. Copyright. ISIS, bit thr .Vim Print intj urn' PiiMinhtnn AMOeMHeil
GANGDOM SEES
END IF MADDEN
LOSES TO-DAY
Attompl tt "Spl iliy; 0t iH.y
1. lflal Tesl Between
iu end Killen,
FINM. HOI 1 IXXED
OX "JWSCAXTATIONS"
GERMAN CRUISER IS SUNK. J
tesael of Prlna V.UIl.m T)ne I
Tarnr4or4.
"liritoi ( atiir Penpoti ' f Tnr St-v
ynaomue. on. 24 - Tim toMowlni or
aeiat statement waa issued ner, today:
a British submarine ima rank a I
;.M'tii:in cruiser .r tea Innes Adal
bert type near LI ban.
There originally were two Herman
nrmnn-d cruisers of this typo, the I'r.nz
Adalbert and the PYtedrich Karl. The
tatter Ktruck h mine 111 1 1 Baltic loot
November and wax iot with Ml Uvea, I
The Prtna Adalbert, was eampleted at
KM In October, 1fi03. and ranked gg
an armored cruiser, sue tu of , I
urns displacement, 394 feet tons, site i
carried four I.I Inch and ten Inch guns
ami had a speed of Ul knots. Her com- I
plcntent was iiS7 men.
TWO DU PONT PLANTS BURN.
REPORTS 300 KILLED BULGARS IN USKUB GORITZ IN ITALIANS'
IN LAST LONDON RAID AFTER BITTER FIGHT HANDS, ROME HEARS
Zviinclln Victims More Snmer- Herb. Arc Driven From lm- Officers From Front Report
l 1
iis Than Official. Ail- porta 11 1 City mi Salonira- Tapturo of iMIMMl
Berlin Justifies Putting
Miss Cavell to Death;
Calls Her Arch Plotter
milted, savs Witness.
Xlsl. Kail road.
stronghold.
CROWD!) IMPERILLED FRENCH IN BULGARIA ft) THE KEY TO TRIESTE
Observers Here Front Kitglond I OeenBj Village of Robova, Wot Office Tolls of Ke.vy
sav Theatre Folk Were
in I an ''!'.
south of Btmmltm, in
Maci'donia.
Fiiilttiiiir. but Fails to Men- !
tion Fall of City.
Tr. t ie salooi baeb rooms of the noisy ;
(oners "f the middle Waal side, where I
rat faeed youtlti and their women of
(,,r,t and painted face ami flaahyl
IreM iii-iii around etalned ami iieer
Neaped tables, Ihe talk la not ol war or
politic 1 r sport nr any of the matter I
list Interest honest men and decent
eaten, it revolves always, in .ts sullen
expression, the shifty, sidewise glanoo I
snd 11"- hall growl, half mutter, around
an.l ut topic that mean, cvciy-
Itiing W gangland, to the sneaking
I staves, the hearileea klDara, the women
lost 10 shame I
Can we spring owney stood en out of
fens Sunt?''
Tin' truckman, the loi.gshoie.r...n. any
laborei swallowing hi. night', foecr In
triee.- place, knoWl what Ik Implied by
U.ai crooks' mutter : knows, a the polios
knee ind the District Attorney's men
knew, that the attempt to HprlnK Owney
the Killer, Securing for him a new trial i
n:.i possibly an acquittal or everi a Ju
Pint
of
Suspected la Destruction
Power Uutlillnaa.
N'ohuh.k. Va.. Oct it. Fire, lielicved
to have leen if Incendiary origin, le
Btroyed tWO powet plants of the DU Pont
powder Oocnpony ai Hopewell Va lo-i
night and WBJ mill huming at mid
n.ghi Th. Maze Waa disi-ovcrel at in o clock
and th,. entire department mainti in.i
by the I lu Pont company, with a i um
ber of Volunteers. reiondeil. One plant
Was destroyed In lea than an hour after
the blago Start Sd and th," Milium spread
to thr- second building. The lues Is al
ready betweeu I7."."n and Ili'ii.OO'l. 1
Officers at the company declined to
discuss thr probable orlarln of the fire,
but It a reported that they believe It
was started by an incendiary whose ap
parent object was to cripple the entire
plant by destroying the buildings Which
furnish the imwer for niakln nun
cotton and acids used in the making of
shells of large calibre.
Only the employees were permitted to
the property to fight the flames
enter
and
ad approaches are guarded by
armed men.
Its 1 cement on the charge that sent
Itll in prison instigating the murder of
Fai" Doyls List November is goittg to
1 .1 test of strength, possibly the last
I .. lest ol strength, between the forces
of gangland on the one side and the
forces of law ami order on the other.
F.-r th Kti P himself is coming to
t.Hi..'- the d asperate certainty that hi.
Sack sgaiBSI the wall. He Isn't Intelli
gent enough to comprehend that the
a:ne for. of civilisation which struck
eow. tin not men of the Western fron-
t- in "11 ted Irrevocably against him.
He understands merell that the business
of hiring "tit for murder has gone Into
the hands of a receiver . that it is bocom
l'i hardei ami harder to live easily
elthout doitig an honest day 's Work, He
ran -'-it Ing back over tile last two
yesri t ippenlnga whose significance
re ol '" misunderstood and he lecoc
rise" with futile cursing and empty
threats that the once strong hands of
r 1 it . ! are broken and leaderlesav the
(i t- powerful braos sweating in prison
ei ctri .-s 1 Into hiillni;.
Ttl deti nnlnatlon of the whole matter
rsmei li, montlnsTa w-hen Julge fharlea
C Nott, -ir, rr the Court of Qenerul
-' is iii hear the final argument!
!e-.1 new trial for Madden.
CLUE TO THE MISSING
GERMANS IS FOUND
Admiral Hoattv Hopes to Solve
Mystery Interned Men
Still Ho Ashore.
Illive Pauell.
Oaag 1 imt
T.' .:z ;s ,1 ghoSt for all of his bravado
etvl - frightful power to do III. And
through ed tin- dark corner of the city
men a .u were like Betlg have met hie
fata or hue been trapped In the law.
The laagstar mopes over the record of
the dow ill of tin. robbing, murdering
ffw he knew the Cherry Hill, the
P kles Luydon, the Five Point, the
Duck Kit . Joe tin- rjreaaar'a, tin Hud
tea Dustera, Dopey Bennls's, the Qaa
H'-us. . the Crophcr, Corcoran itoosi.
lis Pearl Butt n, tin- Frog Hollow, tha
CI atid the Kolly.
Ttn list is !ong and there la no com
fort or bop, n ii from Ural to last.
r"r tha Maedors and lieutenants, their
lu and tin r spies, are gervlng
1' - ' lis for assassination or for but-
for assault that, or are await
1 1 or are driven Into hiding.
111 ami sinister ligur. of half
, OOma, this wolf of tin city'B
With his narrow, beady eyes.
ik muscles, hla pasty, unhealthy
drug wrung nerves, ills cow
is come to know that tin
evil for nlm and his kind.
n- iii dois not analyaa the whya
ine :
T
Hi 1 .
., .
,
far.
r.llv
t lias
P-r ...
icref res: iloca not clearly see
. . gs overplayed their strength, '
their Insolence of killing
defiance to authority lust aa
j I sn or the fmntler came to be- ;
1 1 Ihe law . aid be nlstolled
is tin human agents of the
1 so ai r.- oeatroyed,
Be il n-s 1 it ilearly see that
hampering less anil less the'
' 1" of New York's outlaws and
en who dominate the Police
at, the District Attorney'! of.
courts are not so easi.y
whisper of a Ikmk as Oflee
keen the rase. Hut he does:
I- s creature of cunning
ra-kediiesa thai the gangs are1
Stnashi I one liv nna II. 4. .
' tl t ele:s. who thought
" "Is aisiva ,1,.. tun- ..... .i.i ...
' o all of their vaunts and beast'
i .- his thought! turn to Owen 1
Owns) the Killer.
KoaroLK, Va., Oct, ;i. Rear Admiral
I Beatty, commanding th Norfolk NaT
Tarrl. said to-day he ha t heard a tumor
' Which micht lead to a solution of the
mysterious disappearance of ix ofA era
I from the interned QcrnSM CrttiSeT Kron-
prim Wilhelm on the yacht Rcllpee on
'. October 10
lie declined to make public the re-
' iMrt. eaylng he did not Intend to cir
culate rumors until after be had Inves
tigated them The reported finding Of
wreckage alone th.- eoaal is expoctrd
to clear up the mystery of the Belipae
disappearance It is e!lred ;n marine
Cirri eS that the Isvit w deatroye.1 at
'sea after Ihe nun on board were trans-
: f erred to a larger vessel
Deeplte the statement of naval of
ficials that Qorinaus on the interned
cruisers are being detained on board
their Ships they are lsltmu Norfolk
ami Newport News. There were several
enlisted men ashore In Norfolk ester
day. anil last 'light officers from the two
ship" attended the Wedding Of the tlrst
otticer of the Interned kuetrian steamer
lludanes: at Newport News.
Six sailors from the Kltel Priedrteh
were permitted to come to Norfolk In a
rowboat Friday night to bring back to
, thatr ships several officers w ho had been
given lilierty ashore. T'ic men wore
; challenged by an American sentinel pa
i trolling tin- waterfront it the navy yard,
I imt they were later permitted t no t"
Norfolk wit-en tney -.bowed their atl-
i thorlty from proper of fid ale.
The Official Presa Ttureau repOftS of
the last Beppslln raid in London, on the
nlghl of Wedueaday, October u, greatl
undo root I mated the number of those
killed ami wounded, according to ieis-
lengeri who arrived yeaterday on the
American liner g. . PaUli from Liver
pool. One of these, Thomas Kvarts
Adams, .hi automobile dealer, a he has
lieeu in London on busimss, said that
a friend connected with the Britten Ad.
mi rait' in a high position told him
that fully aim were killed anil 1111 even
larger number Vounded. The Admi
ralty reiairt was fifty-live fatalities and
114 hurt
Other passengers, although they esti
mated only from what the saw of the
attack, plated the number of killed at
between g! anil 100. V. V. Whit
ridge, president ,,i ha Third Avenue
Rallwai Company, declared that
he was informed l"i) were killed, of
whom between forty ami fill) were
soldier, and officers stationed In Lon
don. There were pc Eeppcltn! in the raid,
it Waa Bald, All Ihe bombs fell within
a radius of block and 1 half of the
tlaft-t Theatre on the Strand. Few
buildings wen- Int. nearly all of the
bombs striking the sidewalks and
t oad w ays.
II, 'inn Kalis In I runil.
The Oalety Theatre, after the Zep
pelins departed, had not a pane of glas.
Intact. Neither did the Lyceum, Strand
"i Aldwych theatres or the Waldorf
Hotel. One missile hit the Be 1 public
house, at Catharine street ami the
Strand. A group of persons gathered
inside were wiped out of existence In
a Hash. Another bomb, apparently de
fective, crashed through a building -n
Hatton Oardene, the headquarters of
the diamond brokers in London. it
penetrated from roof to cellar and lay
there unegploded. A third, according
to Mr. Whltriilge. hurtled down on the
head of one of 111! acquaintance, an
Slderll man, who was standing In the
Strand Everywhere they hit the road
way disappeared In a yawning crater
six or elKht feet deep and the width
or the street.
IiespMc the rapagaetm there was no
panic In the tlaiety Theatre audience,
but several girls ran fi.u Lntrir drteadng
rooms to tin- ntrssu in acani attire
line man carried Into th., Utealre had
l"s left bsjt parti blown oit. This man
said he saw a woman who had been
knocked down aiid cut in two in tin
treet by a huge shs. t of plate r!n
blown ft-'in a nu l ling next to tin- Ly
ceum The.i "re
tu the first attack the principal dam
lege wa. done in two blocks be ween
Wellington street, 0,1 the Strand, and
Somerset House, where all the an hives
,,r me iirnisti nation are Kept, ami in 1
that busy night section of London nu 1
111, ."oils lives ware l ist. Many who gath-
erad In the sttessl to i a glimiMie ,.f the .
great gas bOrga, for t was a .-loudlcss
tiigbt, wen- blown to lecae 11 gfoupa )
fatei i l e6s Daasafi a is I'm si 9 pets-el resis Beeeajfea to Tai Sln.
I.oxnov. Oct 14. The Mist great ROMB, Oct, St.- Oorltx, the key to
battle in Serbia was fougnt to-day he- ; the entire campaign Ofl the tsonxo, has
tween Serbs and Bttlgan w ith UskUh, I
011 the Salonlc 1 -Nlsh railway line, as tee
prise It lasted all day and ended In
the rapture of the cjty by the Bal I
gatians. Rltunted beUPaan ICamanovo
ami Kuprlll, prevlouely captured by tie I
Bulgarian Invadere, this city has iee:i ,
their goal since, three days ago. they
defeated Serbian rearguards In the'
Olce Folje plain, driving 'hem due West
upon L'skub.
Th Serbs, determined to save th!
In.t city 011 thi' souther 1 sector of tin
Important railway, made a deeperati
tand, yielding only Inch by inch be. I
fine the RU potior foiies of tlie Invaders, i by
When the hitter reached the city there
was hand to hand fighting in the Streets
throughout the gay, The city was taken
fallen before
anil infantry
according to
the combined
attack of the
news brought
artillery
Hellene,
0 Rom
literally building by building, street b)
treet, until its defenders Rnelly were
compelled to abandon It. Both aides
ire Is-lined to have stiff'-red enormous
losses.
garika Tall el
Barty this evening
ib-neral Staff Issued the
n.ent .
Vfaiaai .
the Bulg 11
following state-
In the Timoli VallO) "Ul troops have
reached Ihe left bank of the Timol,
liner, between XaltChar and Kni.i7.e.
vac Fighting continues for possession
of the town of KntBMVac.
in Macedonia our troops after a
violent battle have captured the
creater part of the town of Cskuii.
Fighting hi 1 e continues.
On the other front our tr-ops con.
tlnue the offensive. There nae been
1:0 change.
Latet Sntia ennounced officially :
"The Bulgarians comptetel) possess
fskuh"
t'skub is 104 m a-s north est of Sa
lonlca, it la an Important trade centra
and a busy Industrial town, leather dyc-
Ini ami weaving industries ami the.
manufacture of metallic articles being.
prominently represented. The popuia
tii-d.iy by staff officers who have Just
returned from Bald headquarters.
Those officers further report tint
tha results of the Italian offensive le
g'tn Several days ago on the entire
front from the Alps to the sen. de
signed to relieve the TgUtOniC pressure
on Serbia, are much more important
llinn hns been announced In the offi
cial reports from Hen. I'adorna. chief
of stnff. which have been given out
the War 1 HlkM here.
Official Informal on the eatani of
' the Italian gains ,n Tyrol and on the
j I SO MO are. they say. withheld until
riie positions conquered by the Italian
troops are consolidated mid their ,nl
VenOeS are made a pet tntiuent Victory,
'According to these officer- Uortt fell
three days tigo.
The idTlciiil statement issued Ic. the
'Italian War 1 rhVe to-night makes tlu
mention of in,- fall of Qorlta, bu si-ik-
of heavy tlgating in that vicinity in
which the Italians were victorious The
Italians took Auatrian Intrenchments
on Mont,- gabOtlnO and Podgora Hill
, m the 'Oorlt aone and under Are ol
! the Austrian artillery captured posi
tion, op the Carso plataeu aitlch the
'Italian artiiier had bombarded. The
' Austrlans made a counter attack and
I the positions were taken and retaken,
I the Italians at nightfall retaining then
1 advantagi on the left wing, cast ,,f
1 Peteuno, and In tne centre lu the direc-
tlon of Monte MarCOttlnl. Tin- Italians
claim the capture of 1,001 prisoners
in the day! rtgntmg on the IcouSO.
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a ' haaw "3Sr aH "kssl
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PRICE TWOXTS.
GERMANS IlD;
HAD MINES AND
BOMB FACTORY
j Prisoners snsppetpfl of Plot
to Blow Dp British
ships.
1 PLAN To DESTROY
( ITV PORTS PEAKED
Hundreds of Pounds of Ei
plosives Pound in fersey
Ronthouse.
POLICE SAV Till: PAIR
BEGOED FOR RELEASE
Fotlciiil Agent il New
Vork Detectives in Dm-uiiitii-
( apt hip.
MISS EDITH CAVELL.
PHK fiist picture publiahbd iii New York of the English nurse who
was shot by a (icrmun fiiitii;- s.tisil i.: Bruaaals. It was taken
twenty-two tais ago, when Miss Cavell accompanied an Amoi
ican woman who was tuken ill in England to her home in Chicago, -o
that she miitht sec the World's Fair. At that time ihe was tit-scribed
us "a charming girl, who made friend- wherever she went."1
Two (lermans whose experlmentg
With high explosives secret sen li e men
had bean aratchlng cloaely for some
lime we e arrested tl Wechawki 11. N
I. yesterday The men who made the
iTeets believe that they have Stopped
a conspiracy which had for Ita purpoee
nothing less 1 twin the blowing up of
imp rtalM di-fences In New York harbor
and at other plan s along the At.an; II
sealmard or BUM the destruction by
mines of British ehlpe In the batiio
Chief Flynn of the secret si rv,. and
Deputy Police Commissioner Hcull re.
aa.d the arrests as ..f veiy gteat :m
portance.
uie of the prisoners Is Ho
hay,
1 ,e -
about ita.OiK'.l
ielman statement fol-
I In
llrsl llnek.
!t waa 1:11 o'clock
w.nn Hie attnk begun
iti sevi-n nilnutee,
whirred away, but m
RUMANIA READY TO JOIN.
nf
and
hi
V
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that II
Depart
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ta;
1 sderi
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In la
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liindnn lleara she la on Ibr
Klaliilna With klllaa,
LOMDON, Oct IS 1 Monday I The
Home correspondent of the Daifg 3fnfJ
end! tins message:
"Telegrams from Bucharest stale tli.it
Rumania Is on the eve of taking grave
decisions.
"Agreement is on the point of being
arrived at between the Government and
Opposition In favor of intervention ou
the side of the Allien.'
BRITISH DAILY LOSS JUMPS.
Nt-nrl v Onr-Nf th Klllrrt of thr
fftSOQ 4 feminities.
Sftfiiti' tttbU h?pa! I tu Till: St w
Ii.N-iK.N. Oct. 31. The daily BHtUli
1 .iMj.ilty list iTUadi pilbllC to-(i;iy f;lvrt
tho n:iTfs til -'7 offlrers, of whom
t--f klllfxi, ind 5.352 men. of whom S4.t
wero killed.
truck once wa uot nouffh
night th3 raturtiMls a .
thr-y It-fl ftUd H third Unit
' Ul nrl ,it J O'ckx k iii (ne
.11 the c'iiinu
All w:ih cn'M1
Th.' Kopprllni
rl til hfaVVfl
t Kill t ;:,!- 1 -
Th official
Iowh :
The ann f ; 1 1 . VOfl Ku vhj RM
llliVen bci Ihp Serlttaim In H wrMe-t ly
direction from tin region mi 'f iu
in vl a.
The army of 'Ion. von QsllWlll hM
Occupied th" MMlthem hunk of the
Jaeclcs !';r lalanU.i
I SMtWUI 'I Of I'alHHki. north .f
Petroweki Osowiic hM i'-ti reuched.
hi thf lUkliiMo line 1 In- hi rhluiiH
lout h'ii lly
Wr rroeeed Ihe !nniil neur Oreovu
and have taken the lioztjn lull, taking
three office rt end seven tv men
prleoneru.
Jen. jtojuiiieff (of the Bulgarian
nrtny) npturod Ituaalan munition
si lire northweat of s-k itln and occu
pled tin- weetem hank of tin- Ttmok
bci ween Zaltcher and Knlaaevac
timti- is no newfl regarding the otu r
Bulgarian armies.
th- low
were new
at Ponl-
Oi
Tin n. aftel one nioi
the) dlaappcared out
mldnlghi thai paau
and Croydon, aupati
at m 'I-
I time
they ro 1
mornings
l fiiilrol
attack n
ti una I tor
ai. tner attempt
t hey ere beat ti
for
great
demon el ra t .on.
oor the ea. At
1 ovnr Woolwich
itiy reconnoltrlhi
Tho capture
Bulgarians in ou
loi'. a lint- all Ih
a point due WSS
I gg Mllrs. nf
,f
Itoml
nSXI riiiinf; on Die
on Thursday night
i made. This time
tf:i.-n tlu-. were
v
l-OII'lnll,
wai re
.it..'' 1 1
vtsi , ,
nighti
hai U p
With ;
Mai t..
dir.
.In 1
Haql
I'alnrs nf flame at make.
'Ja-iiey i-,- sprung front Smg sing
sset of tin- t-ings tie set loose
' I'm- t..e Idoa In the gang.
'.- men know who have
ihservlngl) through the rendea.
of in, middle Vsst Hide in
1 the past wreu. is tiuit srhai
lost bi force iiuist hi- regained
- or tin- I u me ie los; forever.
Killer brought bacK from Sins
' ll uiiit under the eve
'' bile isrriflsd women ami
' 1 lad t. 11 Judge and Jury
" ere fores I to commit per
tli 1. I w ho wanted to "get"
u.ihL-st, , believes that mm h
f ordlng to offi la; nguree given ou
in London a few days ago the average
dell) leases of ihe British for the paal
two nontha were t.SOO men
CHARLTON VERDICT TO-NIGHT.
lit idem e Ml In In I nae nf tmrr
11 nn nn Trial In llatg,
Ipece' f.ifce hmpntfU lu The Si v.
HoMR, Oel 14, Tin- presentation of
iv dance for both prosecution and de
fence Iti the trial at Como of Porter
Charlton, the American accused of wife
murder, was comnotad yeterdey after
noon ami the trial vviis adjourned until
to-morrow, a verdlol Is skpscted iii
morrow evening.
BBS
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tvt
thv
fare .-
lot..,-, .,
Kim m
He
Iha,
6UI h - '
ti urdi .
Sith., a
BRIDE FINDS HUSBAND SLAIN
Lawrr lne
hy a Thief.
" ' "' '"Mo- lost pt e.-tiue. to '
nroaefl and ovsrawad
JVi ' v where in the , )(' ; to undo
uiirk Hi ,t courageous police
1 ilghlforward proaeoutor
nmpllshed lb- bellevee, in fact,
! be .1 alfcp stralg'nt In the
ind he re!i,he the
1 " e ' US. 'o the l.irlil
im ,! idea year old, was found dead in bis apart.
o logi nor sobl 1 intellect, I niei.ts here this sfternoon. His SHUll
"ever htuve with-' hail been bached with a hut diet. Thei
n fe 01 blucklucli. -.chose wers twenty-seven deep cits on tha
' ' '"nn .inibiish ami
iirninii 11, .. , - lII
' "W ' fate i 11 si mptom of
. nil h I l.nuh
dert-d A pparently
Sr. Lot jk. ; -1. Robtrl U nw
den. n wealths St. Uoud lawysr, m
t vvnty rnih's from
ported,
One 01 the unique features f the
tack war toll I h Mi- M. i " a.lw ,. lailer
tones of Ne w Voru, wlto returned after
h visit t friends in Bnglund On t he .
night of thf raid ihe waa staying flth
frienda In Hartfordshiro tosn
"Th . haVS ;i inNrr -but ver- f!l- 1
rient warning device,' said Mrs. Tones.
"The couuyyslds, j ou know, is full of
pheasant ami they ars van tame. The
birds have a rsi of hoaring vastly
limit' acutg than that of hum. inn, und
they oatuh tin whirring of the Sfiep
pollni ;f.n oft It m ins to Marti
t hem, foi" liny heglu ait once to net
up the wildest drumming,
"fin Wednesday night, a little aftef
1:uM I think, One Of tlu itrv.itit8 o atno
to my hosti?! snd calmly sstnounood :
'Madam. I think tiiPt" are SSsppallni
near Thr pheasant i ars drumnilng.'
We waited and several nilnuttf ltf
we cgughl thr fni .L sound of he on
pineii. jt v ,is half i'li hour bafors Hie
airship appeared and wa cAUghl a
gtlmpss of tt as jt hasMnd uer. Just :
cigar shapod patch ti: ma scroas tits
Mis. Jones sddsd thai ihe had besn
told that an Stttmpt was tnailo to de
stroy IValtham Abbey and tlif armn
fa 101 at Kfinflsld, hut that tllS hi-
sdai 'i were driven off without a chanoo
to bomb eithei place, Tne greatest pis
nsutlom ate heinu takSII t protect Ihe
railroad line, on the nlghl of thf at
at soon bi s'amlng was re calved,
svsry i rain in t ae dial rlct t hreatned
V iii haltOd. Tli' flre-s m th' BUglnSI
WSre drawn snd lights w if put out in
ih- coaches, while the traiiiH atood Idle
for four houn until vlgnatlsd that all
i ?-.ifp. ThS sppelini Watch care
fully for a ''tan.- to 'Tipple trafth ami
veil ihe faint clow q h O00moUVSS
fire marlvM out tint trsokl helow for a
tu: ftvr
I'skuii pieces tin- -
rol of th Nish-Ka-way
from Kupi.'.i to
f Vlanat me, a ilin .
tanco of apprOeWinateiy 105 miles, av.
H tli u is thirty-five miles BOUtll of Nl-h
Tin Auc t r i rma n ron-ofi are on the
t atlral about BSVent)flVS inilefi nOTth
of Uakub, I
The lSerhiai War ff.v admitted to-
da ih- ogpturo by the Uulga4ans of ;
KumancA'O a .fl Kuprlll Vole , on ths
southarn M-wor iif the vital railway line.
Uakub lies uotweon these two towns, i
Advance forees f the Kien- h trOODO
Which prin-ehl from UulontCOj to come
to sSerbia's aid have had a clash with
the Bulgurlans ut Robo s, south f '
Htrumltaa, The prsnoli are reportod
lu have maintained ths upper hasul and
driven tha Bulgarhw back .. Itru
iiiitaa. This newi i" contained In an of I
Italian War Oftltrr Itrporl.
The ofRolal statement follow! i
A now ami brllUani DUCOSSSl ha besn
achlsved by our oflunolvo. In the
l.edro valley our troODS on I 'tober
22 penettuted thu Bstacos binin ami
OCCUptad a village and a helsht dom-
Inatlng it on the edgs of the ConVsl
alley .
In th UppSf COrdi vole alley we
deal royad tne my worke on tha Col
ih Lang and captured two forts and
twent -the prisoners
in ih- Riant valley on th night of
October IS m snoto attack on out
positions at the nmuth of
polena was r-puU-l
III the Palls valley theto
and favoi a hi encounters
at I ami UeopoMsklrchen.
in ths Mont Nero sons (north of
Totmlno) completed thooccupatlon
f i hill Houthwirt of the Mt.u and
repulsed iun v mient attacks ou our
li uoaUUnia
On Monte sSabotlno and Podgora
hill, in the Ooriti aonSi we took m
trenchments.
i n tf Carso plataau yssterday
There Was a Vtolont combat. Otlf :n-
fsntry advanced under Itre of th
enem) ' art'ihry ami cgsgurod bin
lioaltions which already had been
overthrown by our batteries. The
enem then opanod s violent Brsi
launching ntw columni In countar
attack. Thus Important posltlonn
were leverul times captured, lost and
rataken. our troops at nightfall
maintained firmly their progroas on
tin left wing aast of Psteano and in
the centre toward Monte Marcottlnl,
Prisoners to tha number of l,0S.
Including Blateen officers, alao throe
mai bins pun" and i uuanttty of mu
nition, marked the day'l BUCOOM
alniia t!ie ISOtlSO front.
Issues Statemeiit Denj Ing
That EnffHuh Xurac Did
Charitable Work.
ON LV RICH HER PATIENTS'
llBved iK'iiii
nlianee of
act ions, i '
had ih. hit
v
armies w.eiid
est penalties
traitors would be
"if other aie
he at the cost i
tidants o.ih bee
xisti-d reatrrdlii
e puntanahlrasi
llesa public prx
that BUPPOH
i ,.ae It he
I lae cog
e of their
ctamatio -
of eni'ii
iti d With the sever-
that the life of
sacrificed,
shown mercy it vvill
f our army, for It l
who says in- Is a Ideulenanl In th.
man army and thai he oame to ms
country nnniedlietely after ti e l-ittn. '
ihe Murne. when the Invadlnjl tones
of his oourrtrymen wen- tamed bach
from Paris. He was not WOUnded a
thai battle, a clrrunwtanee which is re
garded as lignlflcan in view of tits
operations which e'sv was apparently
carrying on eee, Me la II yeara o.d.
Una s,,,(erl
Ills
Ipeeie
A" stiii
The f.
I-. it- n vv a
"As
IWII
s r
' . pefe '
a, v i'i lond
ig s- uiolHe
. rived hers
. Tin "
n, Oct
l Berlin
day
lisciiss.ng
Ma
to be feared
he made to i
IHMBibll to
or wit it the
tsnce. Onli
le ni
that
to
th
that new .i tt, upts will
Injure us if it Is believed
scans without pun shinent
risk of only a tight sen
ility for the -lllltv an
onipanion
years Id He gl
thai of a mechai
pi a ranee t ha pollci
that he is a tnait
len ril m-e.
hoi,
UpUttOII
- Ualti
es his i
c, I 1 1 1 from his i
are Inclined to th
of military l roll
not
to
ei e,
sound.
sntMl il
rated manner iUli,
! "Tile
fore.gti pn -s
- an I neon ect -i d ev.igg
the execution of Bdlth Cavell for trea
I eon the fact may again in- st.it, li
I "! viis proved after .1 long trial that
tits sentenced persons had for some
month! '-"en engaged In assisting Bel
i plans o' mil tar) . t.. enlist in hostile
armies ind Ifrench ami Bngllsh de
sern- - In escape the country. They had
many helpers and prganUMd branckea
Tin- Uovernor-tleneral rapeatedly issued
1 warn. tigs 'hat severe punl
ic'tion
m amelioration.
exet ni' d sent.nc
"l- this was, hard
bsolutel .ins' and
ntherwlBe to an
ad i Isalon
w.i- too
is n may
could tint
idcieiident
in Borne w.iv a rumo guinasl cln-ulatlon
to the effect that gcholl vva- of even
higher rank in the tie man arm) than
Kay. that in- ws . in fad
d .
I. :
in.-, r the
ui di rtakei
eell livlliu
ached I mil
liutiortuni ,
here, The
w.lli Ms.
.line
pet
was
ills we-
riling
rial penal
id- f." wa
to
if such
Uliavoiu ' - i no gnnty
aentoneed in public sitii g
ii,.- law bad on the lm
.eh and the military pe:,al
treosofi Mud espionage.
nn tits
I., pot
of the
public
of ihe
soldiers
refuiM ii
faultll)
atcuaed aith a
this l tin,- I
of the ex. - Utlon
Itshed that 't tot
cordance with
and that death
after the tlrst t
weakness of
s proved b the f id t
attempt to cotfibal th
liti lice, hilt tri to
pinion ag.i Insl us iv fala
It
cm .It
- assigned to
i to shOol a
that the oil!
s argti.
hat they
; Justice
Influen,
reie rts
Is claimed that the
t lie I i UtlO tit St
il tlnall) tin i s,,
ers had tii kill the
re vole, : Nn word f
have 1 1 otiiciai report
. In Which It is estah.
jk pia titneiv iii no
estat'tejhed n gulatlong
nccut red ItliliieUlately
lv o. as the ; hv stclgn
at :
mot i
Kift n
iheie -
tr.-
Pi
' N
Xo si
rdl
.nine
that
Urae I'rliiclpnl lurnl"
a speeail law ealste fo Belgium
.. alie.t usage of war influsnced ti .
t. The Accussd for the most part
:ted tn-1. guilt and acknowledge,
, i.ev were aware
URGED WILSON TO ACT.
v ii, bassn '
Btiaaeea u -
aliarp, vsi,.
VI a ile fl. a I,
l Xn,e.
I omen ,
ad
of
II .
Kor live month
have been hammi
set on he steep
htch. situated .11
t.ie Italian bli itiits
ing the strong forts
hills around Qorlts,
i poi Iter fornie.l hv a
tidal oommutdQU issneii by tin- Pranch
iveur Offloe to-nlghl relative to the op
erations of the army of the OrlOl t. It
sii ye :
in, Qotnber 31 om troops had an
engagement w iih the ltiila-ii i.it s in the
dirsctlon of Bobwa. This village,
rourtean klkimatera is", mllae) aouth
,,r sUrumitsa. remalna In our hand,,
i nir liM-aes were v ery light.
The allied fiest resumed its bombard
nient of ihe Bulgarian ports f Uedea
gatch and I' nn l.agis- Kn Athens ile. -patch
i urns they entered Porio Uagos
anil la .Una parties cut fi.e railw.iv lend
ing from i lu murd ! na to Plmotlka.
, Tins line runs weal from Quejiurdallia
; to Salonii a and th at tlon IS evidentlv
aimed at prevsiittng a Bulgarian attack
on Ureek Meoedonla.
, It Ih reported thai more than 100
soldlera a're i.iiieu by the bombard
1 nient.
vt n , He N ni Base,
r tin- severe '
in" . tit u s thev were risking
"Kdlth Cavell was the principal agent
in a vlot to irian Belgians. In regard
to th- naeertton that she in the course
of tier piiifea!on tins, Itlshly Honied other
persons tt ma) pointed oat that sin
earn, -.1 her llvtni by B ursine, charging
fee which were within the means of
rich people only
"Wi.iiien iilo have been egei ited ,i
Franc-: for Instance, last Mar t , win n
th.. Herman Margarets Schmidt was
executed at Kancy, nnd in May, when
the Herman Ottilia Mom was put to
death at BourgBB.
'Our present enemies do not need '-rt
prot.-ci their armies against the popula
tion of hostile occupied country, noi
are they Under the necessity of pro
nouncing or executing such sentences,
for they have occupied - i little hoMlle
territory." j
th.
I 'vi. is. I'.
paid II 1
de Belli villi
WhOSS sent,
man mllltni
announced ;
. L'1 -111
tin- Kal
ami Mile,
,t to ill
authorlth
I he i-.unc
conne,
r of th.
l.olllse
.th by
ion with
'"Utiles-
Thulllles,
th,1 tier
t llll,
uni.
Or
ma 1 1
fain
the I' ll eye Til
la thought to huvn
a ml
II- Kin
too bi
I i I, ..a. I anil i wo under
iroiive of the murder
been tohhery
Bowden'i secret rnsrrlage ti
i Kllsabeth Imlth of this city in Ksnsai
'ti i Mo. tictoiici' Hi. was revealed after hi
body had been found by the bride, Bob
1 'c '.'i"l I'.' I , " L'lEI ...', t v , .'il 1., SI I.OIII flOill
isi v Inch is destroying fill i
'a nd v e
1 1
ha ss s,
nt to Hi hi-ln., I ,-,,, hv
' - i of Madden, (h over
i" s.iv.i and Chrle Dunn,
isijii'in gunmen i In sing ping
! '' 'in nee Hail of the t'hi
'" ' ' ' "iiii-l.en years and s.v
Mill .mi robbery . Bill
A'lev gang, nine vears
' ' -' 'Hit i (led Havens, In
'' 1 " v Xuaer Culm of tne
den
IMtta,
Th.
who
while
pi . pi
,i sntl)
Ark,
pOlll
The .same despatch Bays Port laigoi
Is probably destined to serve the Allies
as a future naval baae
The (lerman War Office announce!
.1 ,,,, 1, ,.,
111.11 , O-ll ,ill ii,,,,,,,,.. ,'.,.- i. lit, ii lot,, i.lo
southern bank of ihe Jaacice near Pathe
latika, Tills places one of the Austro
Qerman Invading armlei at a pomt a
tilt ts- more than eighteen miles north of Auatrlai
Krsgvijsvsc, tin present tterblan cam- tin- ''dm
tal. The Qsriltttll olllcial Btatstlient alSa ire havi
reports headway by the army of (leiii fortified
Koevests, ami asserts that the extreme It vv.
, i tetlwa, i left of the AuatroiJeriiiaii army ehulnlelther
i ..i. .... ta.. .1.- , f. . r ,1.. i .HMi.ui hal cross. -d the llaiilllie near OrBOVa. I 11 on ti
a as dining in a rsstaurant when the wh raj hill was raplurad. Thto army Is
raid occurred (now directly north f tin- rfulgurian
''I a, . ' sa..lWlsa rv n(-ht WflUf.
shopglrli who had been Injured brought I
Into t he restauranta," she said 'To j
tuinU thai thone young WOmsn who nuq
done uothlnt; wrotiK from a mllltar)
f-besid the Isonso, it ? natural protection
ti the we-!, and the tnouuTniiii itrsich-
i ing in a semicircle north, sast and f"utu.
hit been regurdod Ihe Austflani ami
military expert f oii-r oountrlss hi
an Impregnubls fortrssa,
Tlie itallnn Qeneral tff has made no
Secret of :t in lief that Hie fall of Qoritl
msans a leir nal to Trlsgte. the greal
Austrian pot at the hssd of the Adrt
I StlC, Which i1 the hlef Italian objective
! In th' i ampalgtt- llllalre Itellor, the
i ttrlttsh military ex perw In discusilng
' tlii phass of the Italian campaign three
i months aico paid :
I "Until OorttS Ih la Ken the Italian!
I . annot advance upon Tne,"i'. Thot U
w hv the gttomni t" capturs or mash
I Qoritl i-"1 for the monien' the ma;M
Italian operation 11
1 Oorltz y atoiit twenty-: wo mllSS bj
rail from the Adriatic pot' Prom the
stronghold run two railroad i to Trtasts.
Mine of tiiene roads, nsilowlng f,'e Isonso
i to saeTindo. iouth nf Qrsdlsca and
theme turning sast ward and follow ins
thf Adriatic coast to the Adriatic pott.
j lw In the hands of Ihe Itallnni fgl gl
I Monfalcone, tsetva mllei from Trieste
I The ot I :r : rnn- .outha' wa ni from a ml l " . : a : e heina. everel e it i-
I Qoritl gorosi the Carso plateau. cleed t Ii Indeod hgrd thai a woman
The aelgurs of Ooritg would maka I must lu rscculed, but rsmember to whai
OffeotlVS the advanre of the Ituliaiis on nhall a Slate come Which in war .1
J this plateau. Which have heen very slow I II allow t i pat" unnoticed a rime
on oiceout i of Ihe t alute of the ground, ! ggaltlHl the Mtfety of Iti annies be HUSu
The Carso flltorally HrockM) in g vaat I commlttsd i women
tahh hMiti of cnsiay rormtition in which ; mi, .m t'aveii '.ie l im
mu. insteaa or lornuug Mream .... ol the lxhj i and ,v.ni...,r,i
fluxr out ngturai tt-enciioH and "houehea j tne evidence down to the nna I lent di
ii. loop, wmcn nave neen otcupieo ny ; ,,iii. Tim emuli i im 4-iinviiiehiu tie.t
no ourl-nia 1 1 ial in the woihl would have
ji.U'hcil any oihet dot'lsion. VOV it ion-
t "tl r H
,-oje.l I
tha recent
Cavell In win
i see by u
. an pros t hal thr
h-h woman and 1 1
eral other women II
Hon ha e created
lr of 1 a..
f alt Rimmsrmatii uet
Cretan for Koi Ign A'
n oiih fa'. explutiHtl ui i
ut n in Bleglum ol M i
ii tie ssyi :
e ii It Ish and t:. Ainfi
bvigium w''i
a- th- news
.d tie- BkccuUnn "f Miss Kdnh ruvtll, I
the ISngllsJi nur-e. va made public, it
I ijhs ma known todu) thai Ambassador
Slim P cabled to if Id in Wilson lute
Buturduy night wrck ashing him
to Intercede in bchn.l of the two women,
iuibassmlor 81m rp m i d on lbs ro ;
qucFi of ime Wuldcch llousseau, widow
rf i He Krench itatesmun, who as a
relative "f Mile, Thullllcg. The cable
grant wa delivered to Presldont Wilson
Bunday morning and th.- resident
cabled to thr. K r lu time to prevent I
the exet utlon Monday moi 111111;. Pope
Heuedh I uml King Alfonso of Spain goui
simitar tclegrumti to the Kaiser aaking
him to Intercedi In behalf of the two
v omen
DI TCH ARK
- n m t
r lllatg
With i.t
ANGRY,
treat, 1
luibtlng of an Bltg-
oonvtction of get -Brussels
foi Irea
nri .it impresahd .
1 .
hi aeerel
em 11 o , .
..inri lahh t peie! tu Tsi. ;,iv
tiaTtttioAM, via Uendun, Oct, 14. The
iran, reiterating its denunciation "f
execution ol Miss Kdlth Cavell,
a. i v :
Mil-'
then' !l
I In se ,
IV! t
ill!
,) l.nnutry
ill
, i.sjigtry)
. which have lieen
Infill try, while tile heights at
of the plateau a. d In its cen
hern transformed into Htrontrly
positions.
as impossible for tin, Italians
to cruel the plateau or to shut
I to i rteSIS While (lie eij s
mi .o Jtgyg,
- si arching for ii neei ...
liev ed . to hav e slain llo'.v ile'i
isuitiitg lilin naok his furnllura
raio'v to niovinj; to In Brides
ho ne. TbB MU'ketS of his clothes were
turnsd inside out and a gold WBtcIl i'
missing, also ll.MI which he is said to
have had When last seen alive. He had
been dead eboul twenty houis whea
fuunOs
poll
fuin
pen
the
if vie
I
-tion-ciimhatants in the
ense -should suffer The only
his In Kngllllld wiio fear tlie raids
.in, i in- children. The Qermane have
truck terror into tic mlndi of those
uni ibb, They are ierrorstrlcUon,
I know of several children who slues
iid egrly last month have slept
niKlit w'lth their clothe on and
rsVt'"""' 0" Tstri Paul.
The uortliern lluliiiii'.aii armies also
ire reported to tie making headway The
rimok River was erewigd by lb Bui-
i garlan! between ssattciier and Kniaievae,
Ins tatter point Is only i.-l.out cilillto, n
tulles northeast of Nish. which Is thus
menaced from the north, cast and south.
A despatch from llili'iuirrst says
1 1 in t ihe Bulgarian fleneralli Boiadjef,
Tanleff and Teodoroffi eonunaiidare In
chief of the arm tea operating on th
Hcrbo-tirecU frontiers, have refused to
Ign the War bulletins which the Her
man staff ollli ers controlling the presa
rVin'tS'ied on rrni(f Pnijf
ol' iioiitm hetit the ttanu ot tlie invaders 1
Further ni' tlie Isonso there Is another
fortress, Tolmiuo, shout nine miles to j
tin. northi and because of the torrential
course ot tne leonvo, uaamiig bstween
ciirfs sevi fai hundred feet high, military
operations between the two fortreeses
were almost imposalbla, llpncs the
Italian tie. ision to reduce them at any
cost
Tii Ihe wcm of (lorltl on ths westsrn
bank of tne isonso i- tin- spur of Pod
gora, beneath which the Highroad ami
c.-rns not tin act of out
rather n concerns w
workl wide op iplrai .
for nine moiltlis to
valu.llile BOrVlVBS to
disadvantage of out i
alliale t" cs, -i , ;
well IhoiiKht out.
. which ucoeeiled
retail r i 'a moai
t ne eneui) to ebe
nay
the )l peOOlB Maud he w llil I
: ds in their pockets, laulna at
nit rages? it may )" foolish to!
lih-utiHtn front a people which mis 1
ra h through tin' w ar. hut we
it ' ns. expe. t siiietlv itiniartiali
I iieutralli) on the pu t of the Uovern
viewed nan: and fearlsas renroaslon of sinne-i
. gllng, I
j "It'll things 'tave itoiir so fai- with the
preaenl ilovernnient that our pro. lerman 1
; in m i';' ii prc-oonaul and nil powerful
1 over tl ii''' Ministers. Have Hr.
j Trent, iMIhlater of Klnance) and Jonk-I
J her luiidon 1 Pureleti Mhiieter), both ofl
Wlllllll S) inn llina- with tile Mntentej
1 i'owiis, nothing iiiim'c to Hgy in luis
the K.i leer's iff
duty at home he. 1
of tin- work to he
tvvri m.u have In
Walt. Barbel t .11
Weeiia vv'ki Tne
Bgll 1 1 o'lt KOUI th St I eel
I'apt. Thomas .1 Tunney. who hue
charge of bomb invest igat ions al Police
Heud,Uiirtsrs, piekexl up tin- trail of th,
: vv o on n some months ago. While lit
vesttgating ths placing of eaplaalvee
aboard slops ghoul to leave Hum port, an
itiveetlgetlou that euliateal the beet
minds in tli- department, Tunney and
in- right hand man, Detective Harneta
heard from several soureeg that two
iiermuna werii seeking to bu) plcrh
aetd, .1 component of high 1 gploatvee
that hae iieiii exceedingly scare, since
I Hie lhiiopcau .war iiea-m Thvy Rnully
1 traced tin two nun to tin house in Wee
I hawken und then began a long and
! .ireful watch of the pah.
, After much queetlonlng tin- men
lllltted tilat they hod stored sou
the explosives III H'-Mlters Btol i V
imuse, at 148 Clinton avlnuci West
bokon. Investigation there disclosed ti- e
ateel iniliea, each in a WOoden case K.i 1
mine was fitted with an attachment to
Which it might he hooked to th obJ
Hi t was to be blown up, and each wai
ilso suppllsd with a clock lock and A
wirs to detonate tha mine.
Th. authorities have confiscated the
following ;
A chart of the harbor of New York.
showing Its fortifications and the kia
Hon ot all the steamship piers,
Twent) -five pounds of trl. nitrate of
toluol
Twenty-five large sticks of dynamite,
Five ingenious mines, to he attached
to the screw of steamships, with time
loch attachment, and worth n h.
Two lmndrd bomb cyllnde
inn- hiiih powered motorboat
One automobile "f foreign mak.
i-oiii hundred iarcuBlon 1 aps.
Two automatic pistols or 1;. ntt
make, fully loaded, and ., long Knife
significant to tin- detective vvim
made the Inveatlgatlon wua tin tot
that l-'ay and S, hoi, had a n "tor boat
which vvas always at ihelr , i 1 -1,. 1 ,
fast boat llittl darted up and down th
rlvei un i along tin watBrfroni where
ships aero in orod, Thi Isiat Is lids
at Megan's boathuusc ," Wevhawke
The detectives also learned liiut me
men hail a speedy' uutomnbile a' Iter
log's garage, The. ipparentl! hud 1 il
lug to do exeepl ri.lc in tin boat or '.
the .,1' finally II was learned Unit
wiie tukine uuanlltie! of egpio
In tin Ir laiardilig house at -i t at
freuueiitll wen, out uniong tne
1 they
SIV i s
they
Inch
lie
'al sad"
ti
nn
Secret
The ,
see, ii'l
is, ovarii
I'lv im
iiuai
11,-n
1 1
Ial.
liutn-l
"is it ir
sty wit
Bfigagi
which op, aiy fgvors Uormauy?
inc. a Whispered, tlaat a secret
1' n -V eelsti v hereby we
in.- railroad creea the river. This was
tin- main defsuce of the Auatrlana
s gains 1 iiie it, ih, 1 attaoke. if it felt
the stronghold fell ton. it wai itiere-
t.'ON'i'turrf on .v-'eeiNh I'anr
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"Countless Hrltish, Belgian mid KYench .
oldlers now anuiti urs lighting in ttiej.(ri
allied ranks who OWB then egllAPe Itoml
' Belgium to tin ii ilvll) of Ihe hand I
1 now sentenced, at the head .' which U. 8. NURSE VICTIM AT FRONT
stood AH Cavell , .
vviiti gm 1 a siiiiscinn unuer Hie very
(ves of tin- UUttlOrltSBS 1 nlv tin- lit:. 1 is I
aeverlli can brlua relief and Iha llov. 1 filter
erttnieut violates tin- most elemental sr i.oi is.
duty toward ills amiy and its Bate!) ' France'' Mir 1
that does IIOl adopt th- Strictest incil"-: 1 ,: I si. 1,011
tires. Theee duties in war an- 11 cater spinal iniuhle
lion, ani other, llv.,y ,i,e flu,,
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nir. ml of He Slinlfleancs of their a.
t I'.i is I'he court went into Just tlila
point vvllii particular care ami giajuHted
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