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THE SOUT
“Mr
”Wiffiull
l’ ARlS Sept
J'ar' .\lt'll toda1 says that 14 German stall Officers
hcen tapttntd and sent to Nintes, in the Department of
l lard. F ‘
etifis "
1ia London 12 :20 p. n1. ——ll1e l’etit
have
of; w...- a
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ll).\l)().\ Sept 2. _:25 -5 a. n1.——The Ostend cor—'
respontltnt of the Lsprgas qnotts Leon Hiard, Senator
: of iluinault. as testifying:
i “’l‘hat the Germans killed their own goverely wound-
ed on the battlefield, only tending thOSe who would soon
recover."
__._._...__._._
ST I’E'i‘ERSl’l'Rli. Sept. 3.——Thc name of St
1‘ t‘“l(lshurg' did not apptar in an} Russian neu spaper yes—
, tuday, lhus has the imperial edict 0%:an the name
of the Russian ‘tapital from St Petersburg to Petrograd
on account of tile (.crman form of the name under which
lht tity has been knoun since its foundation. been ob-
served. i
l ()her cities in Russia with German names, such as
Schlusaelbttrg, etc. have asked that their appelations be
Russianized. It has been suggested also to discontinue
the use of German words such as “Kammerherr' in court
communications and substitute the Russian equivalent.
011 the
at...
Mourning dresses are increasingly observed
,‘ streets of the Russian capital.
The Cross of the Military Order of St. George has
been conferred upon twenty members of an infantry comr
party who distinguished themselch in the fighting in East
Prussia. After a Russian battery had been disabled
tlnoitgh the wounding of mam of the men and the kill-
LONDQN. Sept; 3, 4.430 a. m.-—-'l he Daily Chron-
icle's Havre correspondent commenting onthe small part
which rifle firc plays in the German attacks, quotes a
. Red Cross surgeon who he says declares that out of five
hundred wounded he has treated only one was Asul’fcring
from a rifle bullet. All the other wounded had been i11-
jnred by shrapnel or shell fire.
. I.OT\'I’),‘0N. Sept. 3. 2:47 a. m.——The Antwerp cor-
, respondent oi the Morning Post, after a close nvcstiza-
tion into the attempts of the Zeppelin airship in' Ant-
wcrp. says he has arrived at the conclusion that tho. car-
rying powers of the Zeppelins has been grossly exfgger-
1 and and that 11 ith proper precautions a city can guard
chief that the 7eppelins have demonstrated 11p go the pres—
ent time
No Sail tig tit
Motor lartf
Wfimnofiw otibur ..
(acuum Bo es
Keeps Liquid Cold 80 1111111.
‘ 'Hot 30 HOUI’S
Mannfacturer’ a Guarantee with Ievery one of them.
‘6.“ Coupons 98¢
1.
will make you the penance bf a Rabbi Toned one
“3.4:: 9.14.9.”
6 0011 ns and
mm thto morning. Judge John Walsh
1’)“ &’
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lu‘aa——Backed Down a Bit
“I am in alcord wlth what one of
Stamforda greatest citizens once said:
(10d Almightt hates a quitter, and l
11“] not accept a suspended sentence
when l knou I am innocent
Such was the remark of Samuel
W. Dana. journalist by occupation. as
he stood in the city court of Stam-
ford alter. beng found gullty of at-
[tempting to defraud a hotel. The
court gene him a flné of 85. and bus-
pendod sentence.
Then Dana struck an heroic atti-
tude. “for prlnclple." He would go to
jail flrut. and to jail he went with an
appeal to the common pleas court.
Well. the common pleas court cumo
. 9'86“)“. to commence the court
buslneas for the year and Dana'cKaD.
pool was amom; the Hat of 60 cases
on the docket.
Dealt-e Is Gun-d.
_ Dana had spent two weeks in the
North avenue hotel run by the coun-
ty and the spell rather cured hi: de-
Ilre to pose no a martyr tor prlnclplol
He lntlmated when hls case was call-
ed that he would plead guilty and ac-
cept suspension or any punishment
the court might see 300d cause to
lmpo‘se 1111 a wurnlng.
, ' The next morning Dana was haul~
od"betore the court and be promptly
created an impression by conducting
his pwrt case in a very skillful man-
ner. l'lis crusts examination was very
clever and in hls appeal to the court
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Wanderlun Journalist Quoted Tookfitflwaymm °"'°',"'9‘
Sam Fetianden to Slidibitl ’ ‘
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Guards ambled Alter
Assault
FORT TERRY. N. Y., Sept. 2.—-—A
Murray, held at Fort Terry, pending
his transportation to Fort Leaven-
worth to serve a sentence imposed up-
on him by court martial ln Pennsylva-
nla. was shot and instantly drilled by
a sentry late Monday afternoon. Ac-
cording to an unofllclal report Murray
m 'at ”work on the .morvatlon in
charge at a guard. Without the
slightest wamlng the prlIonor Iprana
at the sentry and knocked 111m down
with a pair of tee tongs which he had
been using ln mbvlux too. So unex-
pected was the attack. that baton the
sentry could otter roalstance.Murray
had taken his rllle from hlm and Hart.-
ed toward Sentry No.2, who stood a
short distance away.
The latter ordered the prisoner to
halt, but the command had no per-
ceptible el‘tect.
toward the sentry, brandlshlug the 11-
try No. l. Quickly Sentry No. 2 alip-
pad 31 eartrldge lntohls gun, almed
and tlred. Murray tell to the around
dead. \‘ews of the shootlgg spread
qulckly and la a few mlnutes it was
known all mer the Island fortifica-
lions.
The mllltary authorities declined to
he clearly made a strong case that
no ln‘tem to defraud had been proven
But the court saw Iuaplclous cir-
cumstances and found the aceusedi
guilty The suspension of
late Samuel Fcuenden'a hlstorlc 11b-
sorvatlon at the St. Loula Convention
“hen the' supporters of Tom Reeds
were (alterlng.
Dana is believed to be of good
famlly. He certainly bear: a “93‘
name. Hla home lagald to be to Dan-
\er. (2010.. but he docllnod to tell 11.
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ground that he did not wlsh them
to know or his dlIgrace. ”"
he grabbed hls hat and hunted. out
of! the court house as qulckly an pog-
alble He was well dressed hnd lock-
-'. ed to be very Intelligent While the
prosecutor was explalllng his cum-r-
lrnther cynical smile bonded about
his llps.
before his honor wheri Dana had
changed his plea. at not [duty to one
of minty. The' utor thought
the can you peculiar. Donn appeared
,to me a man or marked intelligence.
\lr. Huxlord toldIa of the dramntlc
. Smitmerit 9111114919 the 311111110111
f gt“ -mmi‘d (‘rodlt hotter.
Donn arrltcd tn Stamford about.
two week: ago and put up at the
' Stamford hotel
. and stopped 0\ or nlxht. running up a
blll for :1. 50 The clerk asked hlm
for the cash the next morning and he
was indignant. In all his trove“: he
had nc1er bctore been tackled for
cash, In an over nlght std). He ex-.
. peeled a letter of credlt tn the after».
noon and would then nettle. The
came Dan: was arrested.
N. '11. 0130014111011
—d—
fennco of Gnuory and Hath-odd“ a
Counsel.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 8.-Dot.allao!
the aareod decree for the dlmlutlon
.1
partniout‘ o: hilltop. by TH? Grocery 1
spaclal assistant 11‘. char-lo ol’ the ones
.1
“I believe a sottlemptit will
min.-
f.
road 111.11.11.11 Attorney-doubts! Mo
111121 1'" mallard :ba'vo‘vcalled. foroon-
be Storei and New
will» ' it: 1311......i‘m tron, 5m
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firyan name: that Germany has nil:-
'_' products. .C
.make any statement for
acute noel
After the court squeadod sentence]
were 1.11111. up yesterday at the no- 36111: to so
and Morehbld Stony. of Bolton, ooun- hi“ track, New York
not tor the road.
- Reynolds terms. There has been no Pennsylvanll But 3 m.
serious dluaroemaut. b“ “"3“ College. 291111.. lg 9111. o! the 111111111
publication
this morning. It was said at.
Terry that the matter would be thor
oughly Investigated and that it in (1113- '
was ghen the benetlt of the doubt tomar} in such cases to hold a court
Th“ " “'99 "‘0‘ Dana filmed the‘martlal in order that all the circum.
stances ol the allalr may be known.
The names of the senlrleI could 1131
be ascertained and no information coll- -
cernlng the dead man was available
I GREAT AMATEUR splittings.
no”
WIlI Compete In the Now England
Amateur Championihlp Gir'no'l. ”4‘
It the National A. 11.5.3; ”no
bids that Howard P brow. the wonder-
ful colored boy. from Sprlnzheld. now
a atudent at the UnvaifIlty of
11111. to engine to compete 1111 tho NM
Englandgmateur chuglonmp. at the
Prosecutor Huxlfird Mid tho latte MUM”!!! nix-“nan fifiwwfl-
be .9 trinity o! the
tho blow Eb:-
“on. and H.
tbtof
5 tau amateur
-mllligri lo Aniotlc§m in than;
Mel “PF Ch 110 111
land lnter—collezlan c
H. Seward. the 11.11;.
champion. have already made cots-Eu ,5
for the one hundred yard dash and _
the 220 yard dash. . .
1 The New England A. Aid“ It!
sells, and that he wlll be lnélfilblo to.
run for the Los Anaeles AthlotloGlub.
even it he is a student at tho Unicor-
Ilty ol Calltortila. it the 1111111111111 'A
A. U. commlttee decides with the-Now
l
the one hundred. He "mp count; tn
l
iln order to will.
i Another record la likely 1,
tored 1n the 440 yard ran. i
“general" prisoner by the name of.
Murray dashed on :
do which he had snatched from 5311- . ‘
Fort '
9 3- 5 seconds ln mm in Calltornla, '
N but the A. A U. did not allow lt. Wlth
ORDER READY ‘00 Rlce and Seward pushlng hltn hard, ll And How It Won tor Hubby When "9
is very probable that the colored boy
Donna °' Doom Dianna!“ at 6°" wllt have to run in world's record date
honwALx mama 1111.11.12.21.
Lots will be
Sold on
FINAL
AUCTION SAL
BUILDIN
Y‘.‘
91.".
THIS WEEK ‘
Sale Days, Friday, Sept. 4, Satur-
day, Sept. 5, Monday, Sept. 7,
Labor Day,
EASY TERM
Free Presents, Better than Ever Before.
Come and Get Them.
: 011' ’s Point Trolley Direct to Property
:301r‘m 1161111111111
At 2 O’clock, Each
Afternoon
L _ J
1-"‘1-.. .
‘19. .
1 “$1 .9 “E.“-
o wJ-“J‘ ‘(u‘k’
O
which will bean-7
trounced at Sal?
MINI! “Ann“... of the New Eus-
He hm “*0 "1“" that Drew, ll 11 resident of alumni» land names will be sent to the 1111111011
63 1.3111111110111111» at Baltlmore, at the
we of the New England Asaocla
1111;. She 51111111111 do not close until
15.14.511.111 George v. Brown. of the
incaton A. 11., states that there Vii“ be '
England body. then there la neat ovonmuhletoa to participate in the
clerk was not satlatled and the pollce DI'OBWCIS 0' his duplicatlp‘ 9 3- 5:10! m
m union's coup.
ou—an—
Wont Back Home.
"Now,‘llnten. old Solemnklna," the
be 3h“ golden-halted glrl-chlld cautloned her
on Hal- 'blg. now huqband. “Your mother and
pin. the wonderful 30““ A. A. 11!!“- ‘Ilster will In”? that you, being forty.
ands. made by army“ may on
stralghtwqy. at the Guttonburg run
r;” g”
“t the New 73"“ railroad ”we“! ter mller, has announced that he hi“ should 1“" ”9"“ ‘ w?‘“1in““d
alter the record of {7 39114 0‘ «on: 8 billy to NIB.
y
"I 6111:th them to wall: 1.1-- door
11111111 ll." be answered. with guilt ten-
dot-non.
l 111 the 111111111119 run. out. Mien; ~ “And £11111 1 on 11111911111, 1111111.
the Cornell runner, woh momma m. blinded." ~
1135111111011 ”m”? “m 1‘" Gm” .Bpston A. A.. looks like the strongest
' icontender. He has 11111 A nan-11111: lni
storeyhas 51191111 «1111:1111... 1. 53 2-5, and at the mtebcollelltn
11ml: Mr. Gregory cyer attics the roll championship beat mom. of “h.
gy mil-ave my suppers tn the receptlon hall
the 1.9111311 sometimeu’ 1111‘ chuéhled.
and Meredith o! 111.- fiblYOfg‘
“prominent entries in the hall- mile.
1 Norman more. the oxford, .mtm.
“matter that than too heavy."
“That I am no housekeeper." . .
Then you won't 11111111 it t scatter
Ashes and newspaper-I on the floor, or
l-
"They’ll romlnd you that I can't
coo.
“Thank goodness, I’ll never have to
indie runner, tit back bone in Aminéa,‘ oat. andt‘bor bolted dinner“! We can
to {:18 1-5.
9“ “‘9 99‘9““ 99:: “mm“ “1‘ 111 the 1111;161:1111 1111» mm wlll- b:
"dye atolls. but 1.1139 pharmacentlcal hm. Whitney, or Darthoutb. "m
~r» l.
rum Hats lagoon-a 'pundwlltum
“11111111121111 1111111 nitrate. the 31161011 A.
A. mnnertoblof’lmtt. mm’ltthl to buy “on! ready-mam d can set
into who «soled. a how that“! roo- lrts wlth nockbadda that not nurse
W“ “‘9 ‘mmm‘ ‘° W 111d tn 11.111111; when in m u hlnin'wwr dear." 1111. coped, naturism.
andbe has 1111111 no 1113117 for the? mile' board whore than a .1101 chat.”
"And I can“: now. “-'
Wood!" he cloned. “I: I'm allowed
«heal? “Did they pack at dr'eluly?"
allance was his answer.
"When they have mdyamy count
.. contlnv
:5?—
an."
The groom looked doubttul.
1- "You do so! tell you,",_ ordered this
new boss. wlth a pretty all of author-
try, “and all wlll be Well. Now, klss
ine by— -.br" ‘
“Well." reported bubbi, upon hla re
turn, “they gave me the third degree.
concluding, as you p‘redlcted: “Why
did you minty her?"
"And you sald—"
lHe laughpd and brushed hla oheeh
against her hair. ‘L doubled my flats.
orted once or twice. and began:
ll IB°__I
“Then I remembered.
“011.1 nonchalantly responded. as
per instruction, 'Juat beclhae.‘ And by
Jone, tally were perfectly mun
, “Any woman would be," giggled the
brldo lnto his collar. “That is her la-
vorlle round." 5
"Pretty soon, " he proceeded "moth-
er gave me tho “once ever' with those
keen eye: at bars.
1 "Who told you to say that "
“I summer-ad ind Ituttodod u it l'd
been caught lo a watermelon patch.
than blurted:
"fly with." .
“H'm.'. dryly remarked mother
Maybe you have not done so badly.
after all. She_ has more. sense 111.11
you have. Bring hot round tomor-
w.”--Terrlll 1m: Holiday in bloom.
coll/l. ‘ ~ ~
{£82 GAS! m HG»! DEAD.
“TNEW YORK‘E‘ Bent. 11-41111 tn;
last survivor of the Milton: or mm
pigeons which youth ago inhabited
eastern United States. has just died.
was the announcement made- today
by '1‘. Gilbert Penman; Secretary of
tho Natlonal Asooclation of Audubon
Socletlea. The vast flock: of those
turd: which a generation ago. were
tar omtnol'oclul wonder o! the
world have entirely amp . and
dot 2 oclock p. m on mmm 1,
-_ ' the that lndtvldunl died 11'. the loving»
x loal Gardens at Cincinnatl. It was a j
to chptlvltr -’
female and who hatched
all years ago.
" “l‘bls mark- the
’ This
tory of these blrds will be mailed
As a memorlam. to anyone sand
rcquoot to tho Secretory. 1974 8
way; New York City'.
DYE EMBARGO RAISED.
.\ctlon Expected ”to Aid : '
Indium-loo. "
.\n near-elated Press dispatch ,
celvod by the Eyenlng Non yoito
do! 1mm Waahlngton. D. 0.. «l
Homes-mauve Metz today received
from Rotterdam and transmltted tot
Secretary I‘nan Induced that Go
man; has ruined the embargo on
[-.)l“1“t'nr'.I~0f dye Stuffs: but {10! 0k
ol11.r- act- rt" 3! products." -
'l‘n11 ill‘tlflhltlon will be oil'ntuch’
interest to the hat manufac‘uflng
dusmy as it will mean that, it Von
only to transport the goods can...
cured ..-th1 supplies of dye all.”
entlul to thc hat buds will be '
labor] in the near future
possum LIKE m '1‘va
Madden Woman moaned
HERIDEN Sept. 8. --App
ha: boon made to thoProba
by Orphn R. Coo of this old?
removal 0! Benjamin Root 0
part. no truntoe ot the est.
latt- husband. Jmph E. Coe
well Moon In thla auction.
is valued at 812.0109 and
claims that at least 33. too-
“: been 111thbeld by the m
new route" ammo on.
PRODUCT COKE.
All the with made in N
lh Pdnusylvanla. 7
«tablllhmenbs in the Sta
wblch cave tho gas. ammo
The 11m 1: Genet-801W '
mooted In tho Unload 8%
stated In 1893 .lt 80!"!
tion of another Wit M’North Am-
erloqn birds," Bald Mt. Pontoon to~
day "Many theomn bloc boo
. V'vancod auto the 1::qu o! the
monotone!" ,0! Info mounds or plant»
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