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September Gross Averages DAILY POST SUNDAY POST 534,001 tiATS copies per day over September, 1915 356,820 CAIN 20,499 copies per day over September, 1915 TWENTY-FOUR CENT Established mi 24 Page Today FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1916 Copyrighted, .1916, by Post Publishing Co. TWENTY-FOUR PAGES-ONE nt ITALIANS GET CAR TOO NEARER RED SOX CRUSH RODINS Further Gains Made and 1771 More Prisoners Gam on Somme Front Porter FF Adams and Toronto Girl Outdistance Her and Wed, Then Return for Blessings REMAIN CHAMPIONS LONDON, Get. step forward in their campaign to capture Triest has been made by the Italians in the region south of Goriria, additional points of vantage to their progress having been captured and 1771 men made Tn this region, which is about 16 miles northwest of Triest, and in tlm Julian Alps, to the east, the Italians, from Aug 6 lo the present, report they have captured Austrians. i On the Carso plateau, heavy Austrian attacks against the positions recently taken by the Italians have been re- puEed. BREAK AS LUSITANIA WAS SUNK RUMANIANS RETREAT Hughes Fells What He Would Have Done if President Along the entire eastern Transylvanian front the Rumanians are still in retreat, and tn the north also are beginning to fall back before the troops of the Teutonic allies, according to Bucharest says, however, that attacks various points on their northern and northwestern fronts have been repelled.

WOULD HAVE SERVED NOTICE OF INTENT on Page First SOLDIER KILLED IN GUARD TENT Answers Question as Shore Toys With Brooklyn in Final Game, Holding Them to Three Hits, While Boston Wins 4 to of 42,620 Breaks All Records CARR1GAN IS TO sur wmi. ENTER POLITICS Fielding End Will Run for Mayor of Lewiston Through With Baseball Put in Rally at Louisville MR. AND MRS. PORTER ADAMS. i Mrs.

Adams, who formerly was Miss Irene McGuill Gourlay of Toronto, Canada, became a bride tn the course of an automobile trip from Bretton Woods to Boston. Doctors ThinK Shooting Result of Card Game BY EDWARD J. DUNN FI, PASO. Oct. 12.

Leo C. rirahan of Framingham, a valo in the Thirty-first Michigan was shot and tatallv wounded in the guard tent of that regiment Alvin Sauer, a member of the of 'that regiment, early this evening. Sour, mystery appears to surround the manner in which he met his death. Officers of his regiment say hr was accidentally wounded, but surgeons who tried to save his life and who talked with him prior to his 1 1 oath think lie was shot as the result of a card game. LOUISVILLE, Oct.

E. Hughes tonight, in answer to the question, would you have done when the Lusitania was stated that lie would immediately have broken off diplomatic relations vvith A marriage with all the thrills of a moving picture scenario came to light when Porter IT. Adams, millionaire engineer of Brookline, drew up in front of the Copley-Plaza i in an automobile last night and bas- tened inside the hotel with a young woman who only a few hours before had been Miss Irene McGuill Gourlay. that he would. daughter of Mrs.

Adam Gourlay of SENT DEATH NOTES THEN CAME HOME Bill Carrigan, the man who lias given Boston two championship baseball teams, may or may not retire from baseball. Just now this is uncertain, and it may be a couple of mouths before the final decision comes. That it will come then is assured, for by that time Bill Carrigan expects to be Mayor of his home city, Lewiston, Maine. SOME CAMPAIGNER President, have notified Germany of The young millionaire had hardly his intended action as soon as the i i finished inscribing on the hotel regis- German embassy naa given notice that the steamer was to be torpedoed. WOULD BREAK RELATIONS Mr.

Hughes was discussing peace when inan arose in the gallery and said: Hughes, just a moment: please permit a respectful interruption. What would you have done Cries of him drowned the ter and Mrs. when another automobile drew up beside the curb in Copley square. From it de; scended Mrs. Charles A.

Adams, Air. I mother. Dedham Man Refuses to Explain Strange Behavior OUTDISTANCED MOTHER George R. Sparrell. Marblehead REGIMENT ON HIKE regiment ia now on a hike Ith the tenth army division, but he nd Sauer, having been confined to the uard tent for a minor offence, were ift behind with other prisoners.

This evening just before 5 a 'port of a rifle was heard in the guard ait, and Graham immediately after- ard staggered out of the tent and fell i the road, near by. Blood poured from oles in his back and chest, the bullet avlng entered the back on the right de and emerged through the chest on ie left side. Guards ran over to the Ninth Massa- husetts Regiment headquarters, a few ards away, and asked for medical as- stance. Lieutenant Joseph "Worcester physician, a line officer in ie Ninth, hurried to the wounded assistance, giving orders at the arne time that the doctors of the dfvi- on hospital be notified. Dr.

rendered first aid, and le dying man was hurried to the divi- ion hospital, where he died about half hour later "Please permit the question to be shouted Hughes. "Go on. sir: please ask your ask you, with all respect, what you 1, i 1. li.Ll- i It seems that Adams and Miss Gour- shoe manufacturer and prominent was that yesterday resident of Dedham, who, after dis- with a chauffeur, started from fl het foi appearjng from hjs home on in one automobile, while. Mrs.

mornjngi sent letters to llis wife Adams started in another. On the way and brother-m-law declaring he was Adams and Miss Gourlay decided to be outdis- to commit suicide, returned to his ask you, with all respect, what vou married. Mother machine would have done when the Rusitania tanced and the ceremony performed I home late yesterday afternoon, after was sunk. See if you can answer Springfield, Vt. an absence of 36 hours, resumed the heckler.

The story is beat told by Adams. ETe Mr. Hughes replied: recounted it to a Post reporter at the idaiit it Copley-Plaza last night. 1 WON! I ALK ABOUf II Answers the Ouestion Mr Adams, No, friends 1 not want to make a statement will answer, sir. would have had exactly an elopement Our friends the State Department at the very be- knew that we might ge ma ginning of the administration so time, but we had no time-cio equipped as to oommand the respect rangement for deciding jus the world.

nuptials would bo celebrated. I never "Second, 1 would have so conducted did like formality and conbei the affairs in Mexico as to show that tism of the kind wluci our words meant peace and good will, and woman to stand up to the protection, at all events, of the I miring crowd of cn ica i church to be married. As a result, determined to speed off with my pros TWO MEN KILLED DKSETT. N. Oct.

1 Deloide and Ernest Paquin, both of hester, were killed when their skidded in a sandy stretch here today and was over- d. throwing them on a pile of Antonio Proven! of Nashua, of the car, sustained a fracture skull. If Bill is elected Mayor, and there is every reason to believe he will be, it Is quite likely he will retire from baseball, for up to date there never has been a Mayor of any place holding down that job and acting as manager of a big leatgue club. campaign for Mayor will be handled by himself, and as Boston fans know Bill Is some campaigner. He to be the standard bearer of the Democrats and, although Maine was swept by the Republicans In its recent election, people in Rewiston feel positive that when the day for the city election rolls around it will be a complete clean sweep for Garrtgan something like the ope he and h.a team mates have just handed the Brooklyn Dodgers.

National Leaguers Put Op a Very Weak Exhibition in Final Test STATISTICS FOR WORLD SERIES 'it 1 Meets Fans After Game lives and property of American citizens. next, when said every nation would have known that that was meant, and further, when notice was published with reference to the action threatened, would have made it known, in terms un- equivocable and unmistakable, that we should not. tolerate a continuance of friendly relations through the ordinary diplomatic channels if that action were the Lusitania, sir, would never have been An ovation lasting five minutes followed the reply to the question. and shall declared Mr. Sparrell seen at.

his residence in Dedham last night, by a Post reporter. "I shall not say where I spent the Intervening hours between the time when I left home and made my return. shall say nothing about the so- called suicide note. I am at home with At the conclusion of the game yesterday Manager Bill met many of Hie fans who have been his most, ardent admirers and he reiterated his statement that he is to retire from basebail. Tn fact he let It be known that yesterday was his final appearance in professional baseball, and that he could find no more fitting way to observe his retirement than win a championship.

U. S. Destroyer Holds Up British Steamship determined to speed off with my pros- my That should be enough lor pective bride and then tel) people about to know. prefer to let matters remain as they are, wfith no further Sausages as a health food Snyder-Made Sausages are cnF tender young pork, as easy to digest as lamb chops. Not ihc 'lightest danger of indigestion.

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SENTENCE REMITTED it Mother Started With Them Gourlay and went to Bretton Woods on Monday to join my mother, Mrs. Charles A. Adams, who had been there on a vacation. Later, we went to Thetford, to visit my grandmother, my mother accompanying- us. morning we started for Boston, mother in one car, Miss Gourlay, a chauffeur and myself In another car.

Then an inspiration took posses statement from me. I prefer to let people think just what they Mr. Sparrell, who is the senior member of the firm of Sparrell, Vickery Bragdon of Marblehead, left his home in Dedham on Wednesday morning to go to his place of business. He told his wife he would return in the evening at 6 Mailed in Boston NEW YORK. Oct.

he British steamship City of Madras was overhauled off Ambrose Channel lightship tonight by the United States torpedo boat destroyer Sterrett and brought back to Clifton, Staten Island, after it had ignored the war vessel's signal to stop when It left quarantine. The attendance and receipts for the final game established a new record in this department of series history, supplanting the figures made in the same park Oct. 11, a year ago, when the amounts were a few hundred less. Neither the total attendance or money taken in at the box office surpassed the banner records made in 1911 and 1912, but the amount divided among the players establishes a new standard for money won by the contestants. Owing to the fact that there are more players to share in the money this year the individual share is not a record.

STATISTICS FOR THE SERIES Attendance Receipts Each National Boston players Each 3,910.26 Brooklyn players 65,170.96 Each 2,834.82 FIGURES FOR GAME Attendance 42,620 Receipts Each share 37,742.85 National share 8,387.30 162,359 $385,590.50 162,927.45 92,052.02 38,559.05 97,756.47 viv MANAGER CARRIGAN Of tlm champions, who will forsake baseball to run for Mayor of Lewiston. Private Dishonorably Discharged Instead In the evening he mailed two letters, car. Tnen an one wjfe, Mrs. Ella Bailey Spar- sion of me: guess we might as well rejj Woodleigh road. Dedham, and get married now as to wait.

I con- other Frank B. Carter, a brother- ferred with the party of the first part also of Woodleigh road. The let- i and she agreed. ters contained the suicide threat and r. were mailed from Boston shortly before Delayed bv Dinner I Wednesday.

tuned up the motor to outdis- R. M. Bailey, Mrs. tance car and started for brother, who lives nearly opposite, re! Bellows Falls. When we came to the eeived the letters yesterday morning turn in the direction of the Gretna when he called at the Dedham post- i Green we were travelling so fast, that office.

we make the turn. saw The letters designated the exact place on a. sign post and where he was to commit suicide. It was decided that any city would do. We Fond, a section of the Charles I stopped at the Congregational parson- River, off Common street, Dedham TECH STUDENT KILLS A MAN dars full spt, 5 Rises tn.

T.tglit all at tonight. SUN MOON Auto Hits Edward Powers at Weymouth ANNIVERSARIES, ETC. Molly Pitcher, heroine of Battle of Mon- government refuses to Serbia against Irwarters. age, where we waited for an hour EL PASO, Oct. 12.

Private whtle the Rev. J. R. Beardslee finished Hugh Clark of Company, Second eating his dinner and then were mar- Massachusetts Infantry, who was sen- rjed. tenced to serve a prison sentence at more we tuned up the old rac- CL0UDY Changed Mind at Pond was remitted but he was dishonorably discharged from the service.

Tt was claimed that the article criticised his superior officers. Mr. Bailey went to the border of the pond soon after the receipt of the let- ters. At the water's edge he found an a tree, a rough home to- felicitations. She did nor.

snow many signs of surprise or appear much exer- p0ijCe were informed of tbe situated tion. They and firemen of the town motored to Boston, and here we in the river for two hours dur- I ing the morning and then, at the re- tuesff. of the relatives of the missing for Boston and vicinity! Friday Increasing cloudiness, rain nt night and Saturday. Warmer Friday. Moderate sontherly winds.

WASHINGTON. Oct. for southern New England: Partly cloudy and warmer Frlrtav rain at night and probably Saturilny. Northern New England Partly cloudy and warmer Friday: probably rain in West portion; Saturday rain. Edward Powers, 35 years old.

of Winsor street, Cambridge, was killed in Weymouth last night by an automobile operated by Harrison Loring W-irt of 1053 Beacon street, Brookline, a nephew of Atherton Loring, with whom he makes his home. Wirt is a student at Technology. I With Wirt in the car were his two brothers and two women. The women gave the naaies of Martha Beren and Alida Tengen, and both gave their address as 1053 Beacon street. BY PAUL H.

SHANNON Hail to Carrigan and his Red Sox, for the second time in succession champions of the world. For the third time in three years, supreme title passed into the possession of a Boston team, when, just a little before 4 yesterday afternoon, a puny fly from the bat of Mike Mowrey settled in the glove of brilliant Everett. Scott. By putting an end to the hollow victory, it clinched the Red claim i to the title. It was the last play of the season of 1916.

Tt was the concluding effort of fruitless struggle to wrest the big honors from the American league victors. More than 42,000 people, a record attendance in the history of baseball and world's series conflicts, saw the fourth downfall of Brooklyn in five days, and cheered with enthusiasm as the Red SoX champions hammered their way to a decisive victory. Over the cleat-torn sod admiring thousands rushed to pay homage to fighting clan and shake the hand of Ernie Shore, who again shines in the limelight as one of most imposing figures. SECTIONAL ISSUE NOW OBSOLETE Wilson DeniesCharge Made by Republicans kills all alibis Brattle St. ant Brattle Two Live Automobile Salesmen No need apply unlevss capable of earning $60 00 per week.

Address C. McCAUS I AND, Hotel 1 enov. after 1 P. daily. SPECIAL TODAY BROILED UVE LOBSTER SALA OCucumbsi SALAD Tomato French Lettuce Dressing French Fried Potatoes.

Tea, Coffee, Stein of Ale or Lager 50 PLANKED CHICKEN s1.50 of the relatives of the missing A paee of special baseball pic- man, discontinued their operations. Tt inferestinrr sou vein nf was planned lo lecommence the drag- mtciesting somenil or evening if Sparrell had not tbe Series appear in returned. the Pictorial Section of the next i Late yesterday afternoon, unheralded me i awi hr ef note he left on the ESTER TEMPERATURE Reported by Spa. a 9 p. m.

a. fi p. m. in STRUCK fi a. 9 12 m.

50 9 p. ni. 58 12 mid. fi 70 fil Sundav Post. Served for Two In the JAPANESE GARDENS WRMusie, 12 to 2, to WILLiAM'S OWN SHOW FETTS 1 343 rtasftington ai save by the brief note he left on the edge addressed to his attention, Sparrell returned to his home.

He at on co shut himself up from the questioning of neighbors and friends. Average temperature yesterday, 51 19-24. Average temperature one year ago, 01 9-21. Clark of Shorthand. The School of Results.

59 Temple Place, add Powers, who was formerly a driver in the Boston fire department, was leading two horses from an stable in Weymouth Hingham. Wirt was hitting about 30 miles an hour, the police say, and he struck the man head on. Wirt told the Weymouth police that he could not sec the man in the road, lie was arrested for manslaughter arid released in $1000 furnished by bis uncle, Atherton Loring. With this second victory over Brook lyn in less than a week, the North Carolina professor not only killed the alibis that the Dodgers offered after last defeat, but he gathered fresh laurels as one of the most brilliant performers in the country. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct.

Wilson today replied to the Republican charge that the Democrati party is a sectional party with the statement that man who revive the issue of sectionalism in this country is unworthy of the confidence of the The President came to to address meetings of good roads advocates and farmers, review an automobile parade celebrating Good Road- Day of the Indiana Centennial, am! attend a non-partisan luncheon leading Hr wa- ecu crowds which packed the streets blocks. In his first set spee.h spoke of the good done by in preventing sectionalism Continued on Page Col. HK ALONE IS NATIONAL FALLS FROM SKIFF, DROWNS IN CHARLES GANNS WASHINGTON ST. AT AVERY FRIDAY LOBSTER DAY CAPE COD FISH CHOWDER aDAII rit FRIED POTATOES BHUILED 1 FRESH VEGETABLE SALAD LIVE 1 I 1 SEA GRILL UUiMl-'l'IMV MUM ML I OR 1 Meak Maximilian Ei. of the I ohu Knoun All Oier the IForW 122-176 Canal St.

1 Min. No. Sta Within a few yards of the landing near the Harvard bridge, on the Cambridge side, Justan Johnson, 32 years did. 257 Washington street, Cambridge, fell from a skiff into the Charles River Basin, about 6 last night, and was drowned. The body was recovered an hour fellow lie continued, need not tell you that I did no: conn here to talk politics, but there i- nothing that is pertinent in this eonnec tion, which I cannot deny myself tic privilege of saying.

Any man who vivea the issue of sectionalism in country is unworthy of the confidene of the "nation. He shows himself a pro he shows that lie himself Continued Col- Broiled Live Lobster5Qc French Fried Potatoes Fried or Steamed Clams Famous Shore Dinners Music. Oyen Figs. Sundays RETAIL FiSH MARKET Washington Opp. Boylston St.

Br. Live Lobster MUSTY Alt quality I teil prices No counectlou nitb nuy store Dessert Planked Halibut or Fiiet Mignon 1.50 60c 56c P-anketi Specialties1 Ntabaret 11 ine Service I JOHN H. LANE, Sole Proprietor Boylston Street, corner WasMngtea large Broiled Live Lobster of CLAM CHOWDER HOTEL FaahLngJkm Friend util Potatoes, Lettuce Salsd, Stein of Muetj Aie or i Fried Sauce 45e I Potatoes, Coffee A Lunch With Dinner ft.