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1917September 12

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• FILLS WINTER PALACE WITH ARMED FORCES; Kerensky Government Strongly Guarded--Commanders at Front Join Korniloff. Moscow Remains Loyal.
• "AS GOES MAINE."
• GROSS LACK OF CARE BRANTING ASSERTS; Swedish Foreign Office Is Seriously Compromised, SaysSocialist Leader.
• ATTACK ON WILSON.; Mrs. Belmont Says Administration Oppresses Women.
• SWANN SIFTS CLUES IN KING TRAGEDY; District Attorney Investigating Stock Plunging in Which Widow's Money Was Used. AFTON MEANS COMES HERE Dooling Finds Brother of Her Confidential Agent in the ParkAvenue Apartment. Suspects Conspiracy Here. Subpoena for Afton Means. Found the Fatal Wound. Her Mother Horrified. May Re-enact Tragedy. Tells of Second King Will.
• INVITES JAPANESE MISSION.; Mayor Mitchel Appoints City's Committee of Welcome.
• MOTOR BOATS TO RACE.; Good Fleet Promised for Hudson River Y.C. Regatta Sept. 16.
• AUSTRIANS PLAN GORIZIA OFFENSIVE; Ready to Make Any Sacrifices to Regain the Coveted "K-Line." AT HINDENBURG'S ORDER? Washington Thinks Him Responsible for Heavy Concentration Reported by Italian Embassy.
• KIELEY ESTATE $636,297.; Inventor's Fortune Greatly Reduced by Expiration of Patents.
• One-Day Golf Tourneys Revived.
• COAL OPERATORS MAKE PROTEST TO GARFIELD; Tennessee and Kentucky Men Also Tell Trade Commission They Must Have Higher Prices.
• 659 MORE RECRUITS OBTAINED FOR ARMY; Pennsylvania Furnished 76 Men on Monday, and New York Supplied Only 1 Less.
• SMELTING CO. PROFITS GROW; Its Properties In Mexico Are Again Making Money.
• Dr. Von Sandt Is Dismissed From His Post in Belgium
• "Baby" Marlow to Go on the Stage.
• BRITISH TURNING TO GEN. KORNILOFF; Convinced Russia Can Be Ruled at Present Only by a Military Dictator. PLACE HOPE IN COSSACKS Future of Democracy Regarded as Unavoidably Adjourned Until After the War.
• Police and Fire News
• SOUTHERN DIVIDEND AGAIN.; Railway Resumes Payment on Preferred Stock--Earns $81,388,324.
• PETROGRAD CURBED BY MARTIAL LAW; Stern Measures Taken to Repress Risings as GeneralKorniloff Approaches.PREPARATIONS TO RESIST Arrest of Commander at Moscow Is Reported--Members ofDuma Are Held. Exodus from City Ceases. HEARD KERENSKY WAS SLAIN. Russian Embassy in London Got Unconfirmed Rumor from Sweden.
• GERMANY NEED NOT SPEAK.
• NAON AND AKERHIELM CONFER WITH LANSING; German Code Messages Supposed to Have been Shown to the Two Diplomats.
• SUFFRAGISTS CALM IN FACE OF DEFEAT; Leaders Declare the Result in Maine Will Not Hurt Cause in Nation. HOPE AMENDMENT WILL WIN "Antis" Believe New York Will Follow Example of Sister State on Nov. 6.
• TWO LATE RALLIES PUT GIANTS AHEAD; Brooklyn Beaten in Tenth of First Game and Ninth of Second by New York. BURNS DECIDES OPENER Left Fielder Smashes Home Run for Victory--McCarty's Pinch Hit Accounts for Second. Herzog Leaves for Farm. Burns Breaks Up Game.
• BRITISH GAIN 400 YARDS ON SOMME; Carry a German Trench Near Villeret and Then Repulse Counterattacks. ENGLISH AIRMAN'S EXPLOIT He Hovers 50 Feet Over a Fallen German Machine and Sets Fire to It.
• FRESH AID FOR ARMENIANS.; Committee Working with Red Cross to Raise Funds.
• Burns Outpoints Brannigan.
• VON HINDENBURG CALLS WILSON PRESUMPTUOUS; Rejects 'All Foreign Interference' --Crown Prince Thanks Hamburg for "Manly Words."
• George Bird Left $500,000.
• HOOVER TO LICENSE SUGAR INDUSTRY; Food Administrator Takes Step to End Speculation and Stabilize the Market. GROCERS PROMISE TO AID Suggest the Licensing of All Retailers Who Do More Than $100,000 Business a Year.
• 39 DRAFTED MEN FAIL TO REPORT AT CAMP; Stragglers Will Be Rounded Up by Police, But Some Missing Men Have Good Excuses.
• TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; Copper Market Awakens. Waiting for the Copper Price. General Motors Slumps Again. September Disbursements. Banks and the Money Market. Airplanes in War and Peace. Southern Business and the Administration.
• TAGEBLATT RAID DISCLOSES PLOT; Evidence of Nation-Wide Conspiracy Found in Office ofPhiladelphia Paper.FUNDS SENT FROM MEXICOReceived from Supposed German Agent--Two MoreEditors Appear in Court.
• LONDON PRESS OPINION KINDLY TO KORNILOFF; View Taken That He Is Acting to Restore Order, Not in Interest of Monarchists. LONDON OPINION KIND TO KORNILOFF Events Justify His Demand.
• The Civil Service.
• RUSSIANS ATTACK TEUTONS IN SOUTH; Begin New Offensive in Bukowina--Sharp Fighting onthe Riga Front. General Von Wenninger Killed.
• THE OPERA SEASON.
• McADOO EXPLAINS BOND BILL; Senate Committee Hopes to Report on the Measure Tomorrow.
• MORE TACT NEEDED IN FRANCE.; Private Letters Tell of Heartburnings Caused by Americans in Their Dealings With the French.
• RRITISH ATTRITION WAR ACHIEVING ITS PURPOSE; German Losses in Flanders Heavier Than in Any Previous Period.
• OUR COLORS OVER VERDUN.; Flag Given by Red Cross Worker Flies from the Ruined City Hall.
• GIRL'S ERROR LIFTED HOPES OF SEA VICTORY; Navy Department Clerk Made It "All" Instead of "One" Submarine Lost. Notified the President. Not a Creel Bulletin.
• EX-INSPECTOR SWEENEY.; Police Official Who Served a Year After Graft Conviction Dies.
• Widow and Children Need Aid.
• COURT CALENDARS
• TALES OF U-BOATS SUNK IN BATTLES BY OUR FLEETS; Letter from an American Boy Which Reaches The Times Says Nine Were Destroyed. "BODIES OF 47 HUNS" IN SEA Writer Says Five Transports, Six Destroyers, and Two Airplanes Attacked the Enemy.ERROR IN NAVY BULLETINDepartment Reports "All" U-Boats Lost in Recent Fight When"One" Was the Fleet's Toll. TALES OF U-BOATS SUNK IN BATTLES
• Education Notes.
• COSSACKS PROTESTED SHIFTING OF COMMANDS; Served No Purpose, They Said, But to Help Bring Victory to Germans.
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• FINANCIAL NOTES.
• E.P. O'BRIEN WEDS MISS WEIGHTMAN; Ex-Justice's Son Marries Niece of Mrs. A.F. Richardson in St. Patrick's Cathedral. MGR. LAVELLE OFFICIATES Bridegroom Has a Commission in the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps.
• FRENCH RAID TRENCHES ON CHAMPAGNE FRONT; Destroy German Supplies--Berlin Reports Strong French Attacks Checked Near Verdun.
• Americans Killed in France.
• Leonard Boxes Paul Tonight.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• G.F. BRENSINGER DIES AFTER AUTO CRASH; Commissioner of Jersey City Injured Returning to Dutiesat Camp Dix.
• ASSAILS CONTRACT FOR MILLION RIFLES; Fitzgerald Objects to Including 6% Guarantee as Part of the Cost. GOOD BARGAIN, SAYS SCOTT Price Lower Than Other Governments Pay, Asserts War Industries Board Chairman.
• Says Germany Keeps Coal From Holland to Force Loan
• PEOPLE WITH THE PREMIER; Loyalty of Troops Being Minifested Everywhere, It Is Declared. UPHELD BY BALTIC FLEET Gen. Denikine, Commander on Southwestern Front, and Entire Staff Arrested. POWER IN PREMIER'S HANDS Conservative Members Quit the Cabinet and Remaining Members Give Him Full Control. Approach of Korniloff's Army. Conservatives Quit Cabinet. Early Developments of Revolt. Korniloff's Military Precautions.
• WASHINGTON'S VIEW OF KORNILOFF'S CHANCES; Probable Elements of Support Both the General and Kerensky Can Muster. RUBLES DECLINE AGAIN. Violent Drop on News of Gen. Korniloff's Advance on Petrograd.
• BULGARIAN MESSAGES.; The Minister Says He Can Send Nothing in Code. Yankees, Yaphank, and Yankers. Auto Owner's Disturbing Discovery.
• MORGENTHAU HOME AGAIN.; Ex-Ambassador Tells of Visiting the Trenches During a Battle.
• YANKEES MAKE BID FOR FIRST DIVISION; New York Twice Defeats Athletics and Battles TowardUpper Half of Standing.
• BRITISH CASUALTIES 26,626.; 4,367 Killed, 22,259 Wounded or Missing, in Past Week.
• NEW HAVEN SHARES HIT 21 , NEW LOW RECORD; Drop Follows Meeting of Directors to Arrange Issue ofPreferred Stock.
• HAVRE DE GRACE OPENS.; Racing Started with Large Fields at Maryland Track.
• BUSINESS WORLD; Little Activity in Worsteds. Weather Helps Coal Demand. He Reinstated the Order. Crude Rubber Prices Firmer. Sustained Buying in Coats. Deliveries Will Be Retarded. Men's Overcoats Fur Trimmed. Hardware Trade Rather Quiet. Says Women Will Wear Boots. Gray Goods Inquiry Broadens.
• DENIES ROCKEFELLER CONTROLS THE SCHOOLS; President Willcox Replies to Hylan's Attack on the GarySystem Here.
• FINANCIAL MARKETS; Prices Go Off Again, with Motor Stocks Leading--Rubles at 13 .
• INTERBORO GETTING IN COAL; Notifies Service Board the Reserve Bunkers Are Nearly Full.
• 7TH MARCHES OFF AS CITY CHEERS; Thousands Join in Tribute to Regiment on Way to Spartanburg Camp.VETERANS LEAD THE WAYMajor Gen. Appleton, on Foot,Escorts Col. Fisk and His1,800 Fighting Men. Reviewed by Mayor. 7TH MARCHES OFF AS CITY CHEERS One Fisk Stayed Behind.
• COMMODITIES MARKETS; WHEAT. CORN. OATS. PROVISIONS. COTTONSEED OIL. COFFEE. BUTTER AND EGG MARKET.
• RATIONING PLAN FOR ITALY.; To Apply to All Foods Classed as Necessities--Shoes a State Monopoly.
• Wed to Lieut. H. H. Crommelin.
• GIVES PROBABLE LIST OF NEW MINISTERS; Ribot Down for Portfolio of Foreign Affairs in TentataveFrench Cabinet.
• SCHUMANN-HEINK SAVES BOY; Sucks Rattlesnake Poison from His Arm in Arizona.
• CORN TASSEL RUNS FAST RACE AT MILE; R.T. Wilson, Jr.'s, Colt Takes Feature Event at Belmont Park from Viewpoint.
• Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
• BUSINESS RECORDS
• LONDON MARKET IS QUIET.; Russian Situation Tends to Hold Back Trading.
• DECLARED DIVIDENDS.
• PLAN TO REORGANIZE 27TH ARMY DIVISION; Several Regiments Will Be Consolidated and Many OfficersDropped as the Result.WILL HAVE ONLY 2 BRIGADES Surplus of Over 3,600 InfantrymenWill Be Made Into FrenchMortar Artillerists.
• Attack on London by 500 Air Raiders Predicted by American Officer
• ARMY ORDERS AND ASSIGNMENTS
• RULES FOR SHIPMENT OF GOLD ANNOUNCED; Federal Reserve Bank's Order Closely Follows President's Embargo Order. APPLICATION BLANKS READY The Central Board in Washington Must Approve Request Before Exports Are Permitted.
• 2 COUNTS AGAINST GERMAN.; Thierichens Must Also Answer for Mailing Improper Matter.
• PERKINS TO FIGHT BROWN ON STUMP; Goes Up-State to Tell His Side of Food Controversy to the Farmers. SPEAKS AT FAIR ON FRIDAY Whitman to Present Perkins's Name to Senate Again on Sept. 25-- Expects Confirmation.
• Miss Perry Weds Paul L. Gross.
• SAYS BERLIN PLANNED WAR ON LATIN AMERICA; Paraguayan Minister Welcomes Our Protection Against European Marauding Powers.
• The Rev. Dr. C. Armand Miller.
• WOMEN IN NOVEL TOURNEY.; Miss Wagner Wins Shuffle Doubles at New Tennis Club.
• Obituary 3 -- No Title
• ARRIVAL OF BUYERS
• Trading Quiet on Paris Bourse.
• BAKER MAKES SURPRISE VISIT TO ARMY CAMP; Officers Who Intended to Invite Him Fail to Recognize Secretary as He Walks by Them.
• SWEDEN DECIDES NOT TO RECALL ARGENTINE ENVOY; Foreign Minister Says Lowen Did Not Know Contents of Luxburg Messages. IN GOOD FAITH, HE ASSERTS Legation Never Had Guarantee Against Misuse of Facilities, Paper Explains."POSTBOX FOR GERMANY" Branting Denounces "Unpardonable Scandal"--Panic Avertedon Stock Exchange. Public Opinion Stirred. Sweden Issues Defense. SWEDEN WILL NOT RECALL ITS ENVOY Continued as Intermediary. Prevented Stockholm Panic. "Did Service as a Lackey."
• GERMAN GOLD PLOTS CAUSED EXPORT BAN; Washington Had Heard That Teuton Agents Here Were Trying to Obtain Supply.
• ITALY GETS $55,000,000.; Total Advanced to That Country Now Is $255,000,000.
• HOUSE GETS REVENUE BILL.; Members Predict That It Will Be a Law Within Ten Days.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• PENNANT POSSIBILITIES.; Seemingly Forlorn Hope of Phillies and Red Sox.
• NEW ENGLANDERS GIVE OVATION TO PRESIDENT; Children Line Waterway Cheering and Singing as He Passes Through Cape Cod Canal.
• Admiral Horatlo N. Dudding, R.N.
• BRADY PLAYS BEST GOLF.; Massachusetts Champion Carries Amateur Partner to Victory.
• Obituary 4 -- No Title
• MURPHY'S DISTRICT JOINS IN REVOLT; Democratic Club of the Twelfth Goes Over to Mayor Mitchei's Support. WIGWAM LEADERS AROUSED Magistrate Corrigan's Campaign for District Attorney Now in Hands of Committee.
• NEW ARMY BEGINS DRILL AT YAPHANK; Men Win Admiration of Officers by Eagerness to Learn the Rudiments. ALL CRAFTS REPRESENTED Physical Examinations Continue While Recruits Take Setting-Up Exercises and Do Police Duty. English Language Only Spoken. Song Festival for Soldiers. $10,000 FOR YAPHANK Y.M.C.A. Woman Suffrage Party Gives Funds to Start a Branch. KNIT FOR "RAINBOW" DIVISION. Women's Service League to Supply Warm Garments.
• Premier Kerensky Sends Message to America Expressing Confidence Government Will Win
• EARNINGS.
• FIX CANADIAN WHEAT PRICES; Grain Supervisors' Figures Range from $2.21 to $2.15.
• JEWISH HOLIDAY IN ARMY.; Navy Also Recognizes New Year and Day of Atonement.
• LAFAYETTE FUND ORGANIZED; Application for Incorporation Is Filed in Supreme Court.
• EXHIBIT SAFETY DEVICES.; National Council Co-operates in Guarding Government Plants.
• DISCLOSURE SHOCKS MARTINDALE'S FRIENDS; Late President of the Chemical National Bank Regarded as the "Soul of Honor." Shocks an Old Comrade. Not an Extravagant Man. In the Claflin Crash.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Atlanta Gets Southern Flag.
• ROAD GIVES ULTIMATUM TO TELEGRAPHERS; Men Out on the Pennsylvania Have Until This Afternoon to Return to Work.
• THE TREASURY STATEMENT.
• MARTINDALE SHORT $300,000 AS HEAD OF CHEMICAL BANK; United States Controller Finds That Late Financier Was a Systematic Defaulter. BEGAN SIXTEEN YEARS AGO Depositor's Account Found to Have Been Falsified by Charity Gifts. ENTIRE LOSS IS MADE GOOD Discovery Came Whan Martindale Was in Hospital During His Last Illness. Used a Friend's Account. Embezzled $300,000. MARTINDALE, BANK HEAD $300,000 SHORT Used Forged Pass Books. A Warning to Bankers. Innocence of the Teller.
• SOLDIERS TO CARRY CANES.; Gen. Wood Issues Dress Regulations for Men of His Division.
• PRESS MICHAELIS TO YIELD BELGIUM; Important Declaration on That Subject in German Reply to Pope Is Predicted. CENTRISTS ARE INSISTENT Elements in Other Parties Unite to Force Change--Reichstag Committee Confers. FAIL TO SHAKE WAR ENERGY. German Peace Tactics Believed by Washington to be Decoys. PRESS MICHAELIS TO YIELD BELGIUM
• Shipping News.
• THE COTTON MARKET; Firm Undertone Throughout the Day, with Net Gain of 44 to 53 Points.
• WHY KORNILOFF REBELLED.
• BAKERS PLEDGE SALE OF BREAD AT COST; 1,500 Members of New York Association Declare for Patriotism Above Profit.BIG CONCERNS OUT OF ITAction Taken by Organization of Small Manufacturers May CauseSimilar Action by Others.
• ARGENTINE CONGRESS DEMANDS THE FACTS; Foreign Office to Call on Berlin and Stockholm for Explanation of Disclosures.
• PUSHING INSURANCE BILL.; Administration Leaders in House Defeat Attempts to Change Measure
• TO WIDEN FRAUD INQUIRY.; Police Say Diplomas Were Sold In Many States.
• SCOTT IN TRAINING CAMP.; White Sox Pitcher Admitted to Presidio Reserve Force.
• ALLIES STILL SEE PERIL IN U-BOATS; Regard Submarines as Their Gravest Menace, but Are Confident They Will Meet It.MAY HINDER OUR ARMIESLondon Regards This Contingencyas the Gravest, Involving FinalTriumph Over Germany. THE SUSANA IS SUNK. American Steamship of 3,613 Tons Destroyed by a U-Boat.
• THE BANDBOX TO BE A BANK.; Property of the Little Playhouse Leased to Chatham and Phenix.
• ST. FRISCO WINNER IN STRAIGHT HEATS; Mabel Trask at His Heels Throughout Battle Royal Stake at Syracuse.
• SEEK INDICTMENTS IN SEASIDE DEAL; 12 Members of District Attorney's Staff Making Investigation of Realty Transactions.TO TAKE UP DREAMLAND Marginal Railway Proffer Also WillBe Made Subject of GrandJury Inquiry.
• New York Men Enrolled in the National Army; BRONX. BRONX. BRONX. BROOKLYN. BROOKLYN. MANHATTAN. MANHATTAN. MANHATTAN.
• SCOUTS SCHEIDEMANN'S VIEW OF WILSON PLAN; Anglo-American Domination Over Europe is Sought, Says Vossische Zeitung.
• MARY GARDEN HERE.; Thinner from War Rations, She Says--Wears Two Decorations.
• Kaiser Confers on Peace; Said to Have Severe Chill
• NEW INCORPORATIONS.; New Jersey Charters. Delaware Charters.
• Armies Reported Fighting; Korniloff Using Big Guns
• THE MURPHY FOUNDATION.
• Jewelry Workers Face Lockout.