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(State—C. B. Fitch and I. 8.01.
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Congreaelonal—flward B. Kindley
and Jerome Gainer.
Senatorial—H. B. Taylor and Wil-
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War bulletins
, LONDON, Sept. 1, 3:08am»- ~'-A The; match
from Paris, speaking of the fighting in the north, daysz
”Throughout the fighting of the last 1331 days
swarms of aeroplanes have circled in the sky.
“The enemy’s supply arrangements are reported to
have broken down, their men in some cases subsisting on
the asshorhorpes The Britishrrsssporusworkingad-
mirably The spirits of the British and Hench HOOPS
are excellent. ”
LONDON, Sept. 1, 5:10 a. m.-—A dispatch to the
Times from St. Petersburg gives the following comment
on the Russian operations against the Austrians:
“The Russian operations against the Austrians are
considered by recognized military writers to have reach-
ed the stage when decisive victories may be within
reach. The capture of the railroad center forty miles
south of Lembery involves the rupture of railway com-
munication with the Austrian fortresses on the Dniestcr
and in Bnkovlna. Thus the southern part of Galicia, as
well as‘Bukovina, l; severed from the remaining portions
of Galicia, except by a circuitous route across the Car—
pathiaos. As a result, the iron ring is closing around
Lemberg.
“According to the Russko Slovo, the losses suffered
by the Austrians 111 their desperate attempt to strike at
the Vitals of the Russian position in Poland aggregate
tens of thousands of men, including the Sixth Austrian
Corps, which on its retreat between the western Bug
and the Wieprz rivers, was almost annihilated.”
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LONDON, Sept. 1, 3:10 a. m.—;—»A' dispatch to the
Express from' The Hague aays that, the {our richest men
in Belgium have guaranteed the payment to Germany of
the war tax which the Germans levied against Belgium.
These men are Pineal. Solvay, the dlkali king; Baron
Lambert, the Belgian representative of the Rothschilds;
'Raoul \Norquc, the mine owner, and Baron Ehpein, the
railway magnate
“Had not the guarantee been given," says the cor-
respondent,” "Brussels would probably have been treated
‘ pas Louvain was ’Biggnns were mounted in front of the
palace ready for bombardment."
_ .,1:.0‘111013‘111 Sept. 1,
man who has arrived in London said that food already
'was very scarce in Brussels.
“Only about one person in a hundred can afierd eggs 1-
"People who are rich enough to -.
have milk twice weekly are considered lucky. ”The Gervr ‘
and milk,” he said.
mans have directed the suburb of St. Gillies to supply to
the military four hundred bpttlea of wine daily,
,scls proper has to contribute daily 79,000 pounds of brea
while the suburb of Andctkem supplies 410.000 pounds 0 '
meat." ' .
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LONW, Sept. 1, 2'3. urn—N dispatch to‘
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eat official communication: lowed there. It says: "The
situation throughout. the country is stationary.
Germans have evacuated Aemhot and-railway communi-
cation hasbeenrestored over the great part of the Cam-
pine country.
“Malina was bombarded for an hour, although the
town was not occupied by Belgian troops. This was or
fresh crime against the civil population",
' 'A d tehb to the Post from Antwerp any! that the
'_._ “nfiérmanh '{ip eir'a'cu the proviirdet at W11, pre-
surnhbly. as part of theil'i scheme for the withdrawal of
unnecessary tro'6ps who will be used to replace those
taken for service against Russia. Part of the forces in
the Provinceof Lemberg also have been withdrawn.
PARIS, Sept. 1, 3:3o1a1nh—Tjaree German
were brought from Bbauvain', southu'of» Amicns,
a Belgian officer.
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Arriving at the North Station, the soldiers had dii‘
ficulty in protecting them from ".‘1 mob,‘:‘ and conducted 1
I}!!! .
:30 a. ne—A Belgian business
, Several of the comrades
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Router Telegram Germany from Antwerp gives. the lat- ,,
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last" I
night, by a squad of French troope'rs.“‘l‘hey were arrested
.in the French lines, and. one of memory; the uniform of
acumen 0' one. FERRET!“
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Death has @111 visited at corps, tats
Zing one of our moat valued soldiers,
Slater Ira. Permt. wile at our cor-pa
treasurer. Ire. PM had not been
varyatronxinthelalttew yearabat
was attending to her bone and family
as usual up to Sunday, July 2151b. The
8911 ntsht, before many at us realized
she wee nick, ahe had slipped away to
be with Jesus. leaving behind her the
record of a life well spent-e life of de-
votion to God and the Salvation Army,
a true lleotaervieeiorotherl.
Slater. Perrett, with ht husband,
was a soldier in Mind over thirty
years axe, Their eldest son. now En-
sign I. skillful-t. otSouth Norwalk,
was dedicated under the Flag there.
She came to South Hang-heater almost
twentyvilve years ago, and every 001-
cer who has been stationed here since
then has found Mrs. Perrett to be a
Maori as well as a comrade. Her
heart has ever been open for their
comfort. and many of our visiting spe-
cials have been entertained by her.
Brigadier Atkinson conducted the
funeral service; lira. Atkinson sang
a solo; Adjutant Atkinson spoke, and
Adjutant and Ira. Clark sent a duet.
Adjutant Slater and 2.1.15... Beaver
were also present. Broilers Thomp-
son and Hopper bore testimony to Ira.
Perrelt's momma. With the nano-
leedlna. ,prnerehed 1.“. the cemetery,
women that was mule! our sietdr
was committed to the grave, hut—5
blessed be Corn—Ii sure hope of e
glorious resurrectlod. '
a memorial mice was held on Sun-
Vim-1:111. nun Adjutant and Mrs
Clark and m and Ira. Beaver.
who had
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Except Sanndays when the cloning hour is g p. m.
The Beauty of Anglo-Persian Rug
Beauty of texture and colorings combine to make
Anglo-Persian Ru the most desirable of all domestic
floor coverings. gsways they are direct copies of high 1
Anatolians, (ihior-
dos, antique Gorevans and Kormanshahs thc originals
of which are in private collections and museums, and it
'5 'mPOSSible to buy such rugs am more, unless one
has a Well—stuffed pocketbook and 1.51131 luck. lhe \11-
glo Persian Rug 15 made to wear \1'111 lt ml] endure the
constant tramping of modern shoes “11h nailed heels.
It lies spread like a picture upon the floor a lastmg ‘1‘“
light to the eye. It is not too cxpcnsiu for the modest
housekeepcr’s income i
There is a fine assortment in the Carpet Store. mbunt<
ed on racks, easy to look at. and no better line to bill'-
lt is time to plan the home for winter.
Sizes from the small threshold mat, at $4.00, to 9 9i
’2 carpet, at $000. Carper Store, first floor.
Summer Comfortables
Dainty light weight things that one reaches for
impatiently on the first chill nights Made in charming
”“1333. figured one side and plain the other; flowered
patterns in lilac, green, pink rose, tan, golden yellow,
pink and blue
Stuffed with cotton,
Med with wool,
Single bed size, with cotton,
$3.50 and up.
$6. 50.
$3 25-
Basement.
The Crepe lie Chene Tie
'A' very attractive fad of the moment for the busi—
ness woman is the scarf-like tie of colored crepe. It is
knotted into a rosette, tied loosely with long Honing
ends, and wom in a dozen ways. The colors make the
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erald arid myrtle green, purple, violet; scarlet, etc. A‘
slight dash of color in a sober costume.
50 Cents.
Neckwcar Section.
Plaite‘d Chiffons
" for Tunics
With a yard or two of finely plaited Chiffon a woman‘-
may‘ modernize her gown, bringing it right up to the
minute. It moves in black, white and Roman stripe.
Forty inches wide easy to ap ly
W eighteen
Black or white on,
Trimming Section, main floor
wide, with hcmstitched finish.
Powder-ruff Nevelty
- A"P.0m—ponPoulr\‘,” Voila! such a bewitching and
delectable convenience. There are fifty little powder puffs,
each sealed 1scparat1cly in its own little case, all delicately
scented. One has a fresh puff and fresh powder every
time. Some women buy them for gifts, putting little
bundles oi putts into silk bags '
$1.25 and fifty in a box.
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