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“AdsT’—~To Let.
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WANTED—A am. we nexus-'1

ed housework. Wages 925 per month.“
Mrs. E. '1‘ Murphy. 252 East venue.
aid 81

 

WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN-I
erai housework by Hungarian girl, I
years' experience. , Apply 18; IQIIII
Istmet. South Norwalk In1_8 st

 

I, WANTED—SITUATION A'i‘_ GEN-
oral hohseworit by colored woman-l
Experienced. can furnish references.
Address Mrs. Nettie Penalber. Box 3.?
Iberian. 01.1119 9t

WANTED—A CABIN HIIIJL. 21 TD
26 It. long, in perteét condition. Low
price. Address Chas Drones. corner.

 

_. 43rd St. and Vanderbilt avenue. N. Y.

flityg. care Charles A Go. n19 8t

 

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perionced youdg man. colored as

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home. E Robinson. , 14 Raymond
street, 80th Norwslk Colin. , n18 5t

 

WANTED—BY AI RELIABBE :WO-

, man. agsltuation as general house

worker. Capable at taking chemo;
Address “Work" care Sentinel. I116 51

 

WANTED —- COMPETDNT LADY
ileokke'eper and stenogrspher One

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‘eiperienoed In IlstI Manufacturius ..
' business preferred. State partic

" 'Address “Bookkeeper"ware Sentinel.

. try and calves.

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‘ WANTED—CATTLE AND PQUL-
14c. for Ist calIves.
I7 50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices? W. Miller. outlaw--
outcavenue; Tel 180. ' s1 '1!

wau'reo-Jio not In» sums
cattle mm‘. ' Destmsrketpq'ioss
.sais Emotion: tar :ot «Ins
saw- Itor ooh vainss to sum; II.
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WANTED—T0 our ALL mm '

. cattle and poultry. Best market prices

...mmLass Carson on
Atlantic $3..

"_geant In _the Military Branch at the.

paid.
35.00101; bob caivé's to Iatten.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.

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All out “divers fresh every prora-
:iag. AIlso free delivery. Ferns. Palms.
Rubber Plains. ChfllllflQt9nssn pots

Mrs. A. QUNED. 5 .
a. Phone same. 2

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. ‘ . 9:. III. 1165
53. Meadow St..“So.- Norwel
. _ _7 to 8 pa up. i
SECURED A’ FORD AUTOMOBIL .

i. Joseph Agldortin. a- past dictator or
South Norwsik Iodge, .and iii-st her-

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filmyal Order of Moose, in South Net'-

{7 walk. is one To} the happy individuals

here today. He was successful last

' .IInight in securing a handsome 1915

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To LET-TRENTS OF EVERY DE-
scription. Come'and see what we
have. Raymond Bros. n18 It

I To Lav—rope on FIVE DESIR
able rooms to adults, 21 Seaview are
1118 81
; 'ro LET-TMODD‘RN APARTMENT
(steam heat and hot water tarnished.
(Inquire “Apartment" at Sentinel or
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i To LET—0N ROTON HILL. DDR-
ner Highland and Sound View ave-
nues, Colonial residence.» eleven rooms.—
Improvements Barns, etc. Owner on
premises. Mrs. I". c. Griillths. art at

 

TD LET—LOVELY. SIX 1100M
new halt house, all conveniences. and
improvements
Depot. on State road Low. rent.
Mar-tng' Coast 00.. 193 Washington
«5‘th l . .. 1. T dig it

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TD LET—THREE ROOM 'APART-L
meat. 24 Ehhgrove street. South Non

 

, .‘ro LETI—LARGE STORE, M WA-
tor street. Inquire Edward FarrslI.
Havilsnd street. Rent 925. " _n9 ltt

 

apartments on Chapel street Pleasant
TC the. Improvements. gas. aetI range.
a at reasonable. Inquire 64
South Main street; . no at.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

SLEEP GODD -— HAVE YOUR
Ieather ghed _made into feather: mat-
tress. Winter and summer side.
Hair and cotton made over like new
Special prices for 15 dsye' work. Call
tor and delivered. Send us a card.
Folding Mattress 00.. 138 South Main
street, South Nor-walk. Conn. A ’

 

 

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Dessoaabie Weather. Promised for
Tristnm A IHyatt's Annual Fur'
Day.

With local thermometers register-
ing but Eighteen degrees ebove zero

this morning. and with the Yale-liar-

vard game but two days away. the an-
pouncemIent that _TrlsIram A IIyatIt
will hold their filth annusi IFur. Day
en Friddy. November 20. is sure to be

: received with even Inoreéthil'n the
» usual interest. ' With the almost uni-

Kernel has of automohiles through
even the most severe winter weather.
for garments _are no. longer a luxury.
but a positive necessity.

Fur Day Fiisd Feature. T
2 Five years ago' Tristrsm A Hyatt.
"Nor-

 

{eam‘e arm hes contgihnted its. best

 

, Many Novelties ‘Prs’mihsd. ' '

This year the sale. _wilI be in ..ngr
isonal charge of 3.. S. _Lehrbarger ' a
Lassa: or the firm. and many herei-
1ties are premised, not only In ladies‘

 

 

 

dimming: Inow. so much in: vogue with
dressmakers. and milliliters. and a very

T _ . Ili‘ord automobile which was uttered hy’ ”PETE? “39"“.9’“ m.“ the most 9.99m].
p.36...” lodge, on the “may?“ ‘0: lar furs, and shades will be on view.

J Ibis. 97.1.0.0.1‘3 Willhoheld,

the deditnltion 01 Its new home.- Mr.
Fortin. who but recently returned to
South Norwalk train a seven weeks"
stay in Quebec. Canada. for the bone-
tit of his health. purchased e book 01
tickets. and disposed of all by two,

One of these contained the figures 19.4

. needed. Mr Forth: is a popular yeast

080 which proved to be the ones

: Iman .here, and the members of the Is;
' . Ical Moose order and the Greenwich

. {Lodge are much pleased that he should I

«; have secured the fine ear.

 

 

. ' TI . uses or THE emu.
There will be a meeting this evening
or the members of South Norwalfl Con-

. I'ciave, No 418. I o. H.

No'rwalk Aerie, No. 1588.1". 0. E... will

T convene for the transaction of regular

semi-monthly routine business. this

evening, in Eagles" 'Hall. on Wall

street. ' ”T =
Tonight a meeting at Butler Lodge.

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Tomorrow night the regular business

meeting of South Norwalk Gouncll. No.

T 13158. K. of (2.. will be held. .

l The scsrls and made will include tors
of Fitch, Black :Fox; Monkey, Hudson
'Seal. Mole. Japanese li'ox,. Raccoon.

jnlack Weir Mink, BIacIk Lynx. and
combination sets 01 the most wanted
pelts

The fur coats this year are of Hud-
son Seal. and French Seal, both plain
and trimmed with Fitch. Kglinsky,
and _iiIonkey; and plain caracul. and

Marmot costs. 1

As this important sale is tor the ego

day only, all interested are cordially

invited to attend and 611107 whet I‘wlli
surely be the most important and ex
tensive? for sale ever held Iln Norr

walk. .

 

 

LAMAR'S PETITION DENIED
NEW YORK. Nov 18 .-—'I‘he appli-
cation for ,a writ of habeas corpus.

made by David Lamar. charged
three indictments with Impersonating
representatives and senators for the.
purpose 0 deft-s ‘ Ji M

 

 

Company and the“. tilted States Stool -

5 minutes E. N._

walk. Apply 18: West street. old at ’

' 'ro Liv—unwuwneons'rpp '

I; troops. supplemented by less than C..-

J at an impending conflict.

, drape“ ssld‘

. ”all times available at home. and in

L» periy proportioned as, to Its :1th1 and

<_ vralk‘e Leading DrygoodsI Store "—beld '
7 their first "Fur flay" when the wow
' known“ not rim or uni-hemi-
’ -IA Asher. displayed tor' sale the latest
. models of their entire. line of ladiesh
‘. fur coats» madmand pearls. and'
‘T "word day's sale was the result.- Eabh
’ succeeding year from that time on the.

_ pelts; Mahmuedeln- the intact flogged“
. for m; benefit oi theI IIa'dIIeIs- oi Nora

walk and neighboring ibwifig; anti.“ in. the school qt the «Kitty or g:

sales have steadily increas , that men ’0'

 

T pear. that the else of the regular or
"T ’atajndlng army to‘ be used «is a» geckos! '

Iur Icoata, made, and soartp; but in for ‘-

._ 381.100 (205, 000 _plue 176.100. reserv-
In' the» fourth year. an army of . -

the rate or about 55. 000 each yearl'

T only during their active service and

 
 
 

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FOR SALE-HTTLE usnn Hum-r
ington upright piano. Price 9126.00.
1 Oak street, South Norwaik n18 It

 

 

FDR DALE—BAY HORSE. ABOUT
10 hands. Good for any kind or busi-
nesa. Phone 153-9 ntter 6 p. m

n17 st

 

FDR STALL-SNEAK WEST AYE:
due. this two one, house, apd 4
has large lots. Price only 93.150. part
cash; also 8850 buys line clot. 'Nor- »
iwalk; also Stamford range. cost 982.
price 315. Address 801 315.;‘South
Norwaik. . . :15 0t

 

FDIMLELA nor on srmue
geese at John Indore. its West street

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FOR SALE—FARM SARDAINB: "
I50 solos. stock. tools. 39000; ”It
dash. Seventy acres. an house. eleva-
tion. 81, 500. Many other bargains. D .
8.116“. south Norwalk. 00nd. 1118 at

 

 

“IDES “I“ All! To
' GARE Fill “Ill.

(Continued Iron First Page.)

‘That Ian oIIective defence against
”antennae enemy in'~ the Plain:
ppines Icquldbo made with a dell: ‘.
cleney at I: per cent. at manning de-
tails of» the coast deIenaes of Manila _‘
and Subig Bay and with a mobile
force of a little over 7. 000 American

000 «Phlilinpine Scouts, is maniIIestiy
impossible. that we can retain our
valuable territory or Alaska in» Its ls~
elated positldn against an enemy with“ '
any military power by placing there

so on the ridiculous: unless we have «
ample forces at horn'e to occupy that
territory In the- very earliest stages

‘ Outlining his views of the avrlmrj's
irst linevrequ manta. General at -
} fitter-chi confidential}
or our needs would indicate the ad.
visability and necessity for having at

addition to the necessities in our Ioro.
elgn possessions in the first line of
our military establishment. a mobile ,
Iorce at at least rive hundred thous-
and thoroughly trained and ther-
oughly equipped fighting men, with
adequate supplies tor the opara‘tion

six. months. This is a conclusion that _.

those who have given ‘39le ooh. I"
Tsideration or this quesIIIOnI. It isT dllI

so agreed that we dbould have as a
second line a thoroughiyn enulppetg. .
{and trained. tones-of. pruning ntiIlI-
tia or not less than. 300.000 men Ipro—

several arms with stores and aun-
plies nec'ekiiary tor its operation in
‘the fluid fora) like :period." I I.I
Gemini Wethers'poon outline; the
‘ Ian .tbroush which he would. drivable,
F“ strenstlmttiie
r a. t or. ream
Pgfihd carve a short one with:
seniors. then pass into. the»:
ator. periods of time or more genre.

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respond in case of. natiopai peed... ,, .
""Assuming." the regort so use.
"the adoption or d "short tel-inf“ .
ni~aay.~thrae . lag-.91
menace. ot the the“. tluzroughleral

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any Into. an. pastry .5
Til-3mg. shouts; n’qt .
heid in the first reserve Ion a larger .
period. tlmnI five years. gt would" ap-

stall-idles

{or the trdiningmi reservistsr 'jshqllid
be about 209:000 enlieted. men.

"Ir- from eucli- aI’n- army..orgeuiaed
on a basis- of three years! training}
we diechasg‘e yearly thTat decrement «

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a com!“ ed its. three.- .ysm its
in; we wifhld have. with due allow-
shoe for deaths: in: )the 1
Years oI its complete maul-otter; an
army 29;, 700 1905.00 plus 58.795 re; ,'
serves); in, the second year all grimy
of 922, 400 “(305' plus 117.401) rekcrv-a
ea): In the third .year. an army at

 

es);
4-39, 800 (205000 plus 231 800 reserv-
es): in- the fifth year an army of
498. 500 (205.000 plus 293. 500. reserv—
es)._ After this the army vv‘ougd be
maihtalned at the last figure. and In
addition we ivould be accumulating.
trained men in the second resene at

Wotherapoon contended
the proposed» system word he ec- ‘
onomlcnl in as much" as th reserve
officers and men‘ would» receive pay

General

on being called to the coors. He ad-
ded that he saw no reason why the
same principle as to reserves should ‘
not be applied to the organised mili-
I..ia In that connection.bowever. he
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over-ping the qmntsed mIliq

withbting abdut'a greater
and Incredsed contest '
government. than.

 

 
 

 

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a garrison 0! less than 500 m‘em’ {erg-w "

of this force tor a period or at toast . .
mum's to have been reached or all r 7 9‘4“." Am‘ffl‘i” Well have (lone for the British wouml- T ‘

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« . George, the chancellor of the chhcquer. has sept a let

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below the _gra’de oI aergepnc} which :3». '

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GERMAN?!» SUDDENLY BESSIE THE OFFENSIVE
NEAR WARSAW.

 

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ported also as having completely abandoned the left
bank of the Yser, the flooding of which endangers their
possession of Dixmude
The giving out by the Admiralt) of the official rc—‘

port of the captain‘of the British cruiser Glasgow on the
naval engagement Nov. I, off the coast of Chile settles be
yond question the fate of the cruisers Good Hope and
Monmouth, but offers on solution to the mystery of the
battleship Canopus.

 

NEW' YORK, Nov. 18.-——-In a letter to the commit—
tee of mercy. replying to an appeal to help raise contribu- .

tionsI fertwthe relief of the Belgians, Mayor Mitchel yes-
terday called attention to the need of home philanthropy. .
- before answering the call of a European nation -impover—i
.ished by the war. » . .
“Contributions made to. the Belgians must bein addi— T

tion to the ootnributions necessary for the relief of poverP-I

ty her at- home." the mayor wrote. “I feel it my duty to

emphasize this. and to urge the citizens of New York in
make special sacrifices during this winter to minimize dis- .
tress among the destitute here I!) America ,
_“Let us give to the Belgians generously, but let 1131.

not fail flrst- to meet with equal generosity the needs of ~
those for whom. we have first responsibility. find on ’T
whose welfare will very largely depend Americas readi- - .
nose to meet her obligptions now and at the close of the. .-

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WASHINGTON; Nov. 18. —-Gaptain Decker of the

, cruiser Tennessee msde rtbvnention 9! any incident at

Smyrna in a dispatch received at the N‘avy Department

early today. reporting his arrival at Chloe at 4 o’clock;
yesterday afternoon.

 

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T . LONDON. Nov.-18‘.—-A dispatch; ‘from Melbournerl'i.‘ .
Australia, to Renter’s Telegram Company; comma part.

of the report which Captain John Glossop. of the 'Aust'rev .. -'
lian cruiser Sydney, made regarding the fight in which
the German cruiser Burden was destroyed it says: “The
Emden' a firing soon failed when the Sytlney‘abegsn 10.11%!

the mark The Etuden's 'rudder was destroyed early in “to 5'

the fight I her speed pandering greatly in conteqile'ncd Hier'f»

next loss was the Number linnnel. then the foremost andé
this was followed by the Number 2 funnel.
’ “Number 3 funnel fell

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PARIS. Nov. 418 6 .5641. m.—-—Myrou '1‘ Herrick the
American Ambassador, who is to be relieved of his duties
_late this‘month by William G. Sharp, has engaged pas-_ .
sage (or eIUIuitetl Stsies on; the stesmpr‘Rocimnbcali. I~ '~»"
which lsail oh November 28. , T T T

Mr. Herrick and his wife have received mutation.
from persons distinguished in public life in France and

 

 

 

 
 

England to visit them before leaving Europe, but they 3 T

declined because they consider that this is not gthc tum:
for sodsl visits.

Queen Mary. of England,“ has written Mrs; Herrick a
personal letter. expressing. appreciation for. what she and

v‘

ed in Pam- . . .. .
”Sir Edward Grey.- the British foreign minister. has-‘I ~

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.IterI to Mr. Herrick.."in behaIig of the British governmegat
for his services to British subgects

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Til}. departure of Mr. and Mhswtlertick will..at.themi ., a; ‘

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" mealtime“ all); Dill“? demnstratlons, “because. <- are the, I
“W says, *‘Wdtys in‘ France‘ are ”acutely tonne

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glide is listed is having been: severely woun'détis »
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governor..wuh fhia' Ind/tutu '*.approacbed Kutno in an our"
tomob'iIe, liot knowing» that; egéity had already been taJc- a
on by the Germans after bloody Streetdlghtiugt Sudden- -.__ »..
ly the 'gbvemor found bmisalf before the vanguard of.;__’§; _
German cavalry He tried to escape» but was overtaken .~
{Tiby' the Met: Dragoons and;sprremlered "without resist- .
ante.- -'H'e Was brought- to Gneisen, Prhvihce of- Pose", T 1'; "
Mbuday night and confined iit'I the best hotel there
The éAmerican 'R’ed Cross.- division at Glciwiti in
Prussian Silesia near 1th Russian border expects Talbot-17 31‘;
mfioved to a. more northe iy spot , .T ' - .
Th Icapital of the Krupp empathya ‘IaSSI‘Tbc increas-
1 red. fremmooosoo tozsqommo 'niarks. decor'ding'I to the
proposals of the directors .which were submitted to a}

 

 

 

 

 

“a by. earlier enlargememg of the works“. purchases of ‘I
coal fields, etc.. which locked up consldcthble capital. The» .

family. If;

 
 

tiles against . . ,, .I .
‘3 e‘ directors also igned 33,000,000 marks towards the is
‘c of the Iainiiies'» ' ‘ .0130 to the

 

 

" - ~_ Quit; governor of Namur‘ Province announces

, . ryverJrom the Rhine to Namur, will be navigable nextI I

 

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1' -r Wis) that «thile‘proceedmg from Yourieb ‘10 Smyrna to:

 
 

‘T' » . , - , for the
~ s was to command of. .thonsserve infantry thusxon General 's- ~r-' “of Stamford Belbiware assistants to
:' Stalled, commander statue. 53rd German Infantry Bri— '; . ‘ murmured «élthls had cans”

..ierabie enpsrlencoun municipal engi-

‘ are. prim; more Susana; Ior thle‘ nu:
» than" to’i- shy other, once to be sued by

 

,. . general Meeting of the scrutiny at Essen n Nov: 12. Five , -
"gincrease IS“ justified itwa said, I) the? cmands of war .'

new stock Issue will, as usual, be taken by the Kmpp‘.‘ .

 

 

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cmpioyees’ furlough fund and I',(I)0,000 to the pension
fund. .
i or the continuance of operations the bulletin goes
on, to say, it will be of the greatest. Importance for the
German troops from the region of Soidau to make fur-7
ther progress against the right wing of the main Rns¥
sian army. Ilaihe Russians intend to retire behind the
' . Vistula such a retreatmonsiduing the extremely hadron;
.- «litions 'of'theroads, would be ‘most difficult; tense—T
Quentin-the Roasians probably will prefer to make a GED-5
T nits stend- When the German and Austrian forccsgattacir; ’ ‘TT‘
The papers of Berlin declare again today that the
fall of Belgrade, Servia, is imminent 5
According to a statement given out in Vienna. tbé
fortress of Przemysl, now in mg besieged by the Bits-I;
slaps. is provisioned for twelve months. _
BERLIN, Nov 18 via Hague and London
“70(5'2 a'. mn-r‘ -—-An official war‘ bulletin Riven out in Berlin‘
sets fo'rt'h that the opérations on the eaatern front are ' ‘
progressing favorably. The Germans apparently are us
ing their victory, at, Wioclawck to the greatest adventage. 1.»
' ' 'I‘herRuSsran ermie‘s defeated near Lipno are today probe? ' T
bly in the vacrmty ot' Flock. and the forces defeated near:
Wioclawek are now hear Kutno end Lesthytso t: .. ~
. .T ' LONDON, Nov 1.8.—— A dispatch to Renter’s. rags-T-
gram Company from Brussels via Amsterdam states that T
that the:
f 'vgiearing worlt ‘of the Mouse has so far pmgrcsscdthsttbc n-I;

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. Saturday »-a . .
WNBON. Adv. .18 8'40 a.Im--fhc correspimdsnti .~
..T'ui' Renterfs‘ I ‘eiegram. Company Amsterds'rn’
'se'nfds the following. discarding to the l‘tiegraaf‘e Slain. .
.1 ,«hie-theriaada. correspondent the: (aermansaoecupyiog Dix»-
“amid: have spScred heavy losses. In _{resh lighting whiclr,
whim taken place there, they lost 2,700 men
. T'E'l‘li'e town of Nieupq'rt is badly damsgrgl, Heavyatun‘
nonadlug was heard Tuesday in the direction of Ypres,
indicating a renewal of the heavy fighting there
at "fugitives say that additional Submarines are being
constructed at .ZSSP‘TBRE‘T;".
LONDON Nov _18, 4:10 a. Dir—It’ll. ram corres-
oopdvotot .13, . _ slid
‘ {administrative .51.: the lunch Chslbb'er ' ‘ '
villi return to Paris tomorrow as a ptci’iuicwto“ the rc—
turn of the French government .

_ T I’ETROI RAD, NDV.‘ lS.-——A dispatch received here:
_, Airom Marmornitza, on the Austro—Rumzmian Frontier, de— .3
Hciares that furious fighting is going on in the. northern

part of the crown land of Bukowina. 'Ihc Russian- . . ‘
tro'ops :i‘fe (Inscribed as victorious. As they attracts, the
nutrition menacing in great disorder; 'I , '
'5 TWWINGTON Nov.18..——Cnptein Decker of the
cruiser 'I‘cnnessee, repbrterlI to Seqretary Danicis- early to—-'

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P nialrc {hi official :cdll the vessel wee fired upon ”E '
*- ‘ Captain Becker‘s report, confirming inst inght’s may
dispatches, which officials' he‘srd' and behaved were mac—Ia .-.
‘curate. left them today. itrn state of enraged woody: 'Ey-a -
_ _ 5"“: cfol‘l’lIa being méde to get more complete repel-ELM:
1*. the random from the Tennessee’s commander. His Try—i
phlfgfi oes not-say whether "the Tennessee or he: launch.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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