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.. HORDEAUX, visLondon,Sept. at, 9;5a. m.—-—An "
official communication addressed to the y and re- . ,
viewing the work of the fleet since the orbresk of has—
“The navy was Called upon t cover the re-
turn of troops to France from Africa, Whlh was done
satisfactorily.
“Assisted by the British forces in tthhannel and
the North Sea, the command of the sea was attainéd
from the first day the war b‘oke out. '1' French and
British fleets also mm! the security the Mediter-
ranean after the flight of the Goeben am the Breslau,
and the enemy has not appeared again. A
“The German fleet does not leave iquase. Never-
theless, the British fleet was able to a naval battle
oil Helgoland from which it emerged vicbrioua. It is
impossible to know whether the enemy' s diet will end by
accepting the challenge, but meanwhile ' allied squad-
rons are mistresses of the sea and are bl ading the Ger-
man and Austrian coasts, forcing the enemy relive almost
exclusively on themselves and reckon on ly their own
sources This is certain assurance of niti to success for
us if the war is prolonged." ‘
The communication proceeds to shop that French
enjoy full liberty of movement, and copludes by em-
phasizing the manner in which the navy 1nd the army
have co—operatcd for the defense of the country.
NISH‘. Sci-via, via London, Sept. 21. p: 10 a. 111—-
An official communication, reviewing the pervian cam-
paign says: “The enemy' s attempt to croq the Drina on
the Losnit za- -Ratcha line have again fail: and all the
Austrian attempts to cross the SaVE or Ea Mitr0vitze~
Shabatz fronthave also been unsuccessful Nothing of
important: is reported from the Savc~Danule front.
“The enemy, retiring from VisbcgradéBornia, forty
miles southeast of Saraevo, abandoned al his stores
Our troops seized 20,000 kilogrammes ( ut 44,000
pounds) of flour, 30,000 tins of meat. man blnnkets, a '
field hospital with 100 wounded and all molicul stores and
forty railway bombs. V
"The Montenegrins, after carrying the fortress of
Fotcha and Gorasda, in Bosnia. captured Jalmka on
Sept. 16 and took Rogatica on the 17tl1.g‘I
“The morale of our troops is excellent, but the Aus-
trians are completely demoralized and are flying panic-
stricken g
“The Montenegrin army is only Ween kilometres,
(about tenmiles) from the Bosnia capita and has cap—' ‘
turod a large amount of booty."
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Editor South Norwallt Sentinel:
Wm. El Ashmsil, publisher of the
Omnists' Journal, asks me to warn
musicians millet unauthorised per
sons who solicit mama to the
Journal.
ALEX. 8. GIBSON.
Sept, 21, 1914,
71-1: BELL AT LLovo'e."
Tolls When a Ship la Posted in the
chataher a! Horrors.
One of the most interesting of bells
is the one at Lloyd's. the great lan-
don marine insurance exchange. It: ,
ringing has more signincwce than
the sound at most bells, for it is run:
only when a vessel is reported loator
when a ship long overdue and consid-
ered lost unexpectedly reaches port. _
The bell now used a Lloyd's belong-
ed to the Milne, which was wrecked
near the Zuyder Zoe-in October. 1199,
while taking specie from English ner-
ehanta to Ramblin- .
.. near is ironic in Lloyd‘s known»
posted the telesales that report can.
names at sea. Unimportent accidents
the lost lotion moot only altered
there. but are cried aloud by. an oin-
mouth the main: board. . ‘
When after a week's disappear-nos
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down. the more me an sanitation
to them» upstate have
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ing the boat; " ’ ‘
' A week chpaea, and then a second
notleelapntup. mathatthe boat
_1yop find that a strip has been "M
ed" as missing you my know that
011 that day the insurance
at Boyd's.
upon her are locally considered dead
When a ship is posted the old Lolita .‘
bell is tolled once. In the very 1111- V‘
usual event at 11 vessel arriving 111*”
port after being posted menu is‘ ..
struck twice, and the caller makes his ‘
announcement mm the rostrum amid -- ‘
"a breathless silence—7You1h’s Com- ' .-
union.
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File Ribbed SummerWeigitt Union Site that
formerly sold at prices from 75 cents to $100,,w1ll be
closed out at 59 cents each. .
. Another line of Union Suits, value 50 cents, clos—
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A small lot of odd suits ranging in price from 35
to 50 cents, choice of any garment in the lot, 19 cents. 'e
‘ Medium Weight ‘Higt Grade Suits. ’ "
Moreeizedfisln High neck edits with long
sleeves in ankle length, also suits with low neck, short
or no sleeves, ankle length, formerly priced $3.00, now
offered at $1.35
Pill]! Lisle. Suits with low -- necks short sleeves
and ankle length, and also low neck suite with no
sleeves, in ankle or knee length, which sold for $2.50,
are now marked $1.95. ,! ,f
An assortment of Silk and Cotton Suits in odd
sizes, originally sold for $2.00 to close out $1.35.
Center table underwear section.
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