realm ‘
[New Hampshire. 10, .133 acres in Vir has attended 'by Helen Sedlalt and cases .ii‘e helm: heard befoie Judge~
ginla, 11111: 12,867 acres in North Annie Uune while the groom had c. i'ollock 111 1110 inited 51.1101; Dis-
-Caiollna. Viilliam Feet and Joaeph Sherwood. irict Court. w. Emmet Crosby, ot
THURSDAY, FEB. 11, 1915 , -
i
Classified “Ads.”——To Let,
. ' For Sale, Business and 1,
antSO Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous '
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 ‘cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
1
1 -1 1 W , 7-. 1 5 a a _ ”i-.- - -, 1- - 1
WANTED. 1 ' TO ET ‘5 FOR SALE. l
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WANTED—POSITION BY A (‘tillr FOR SALE—(HEAR
TO LET—1; nooiis. GAS srovn, 0“ 0 FT-
pwiant woman to do housework and electric lights. bath, all improveiiienls‘. 5 extension square. oak dining l‘uuui‘
“”"l‘mg‘ Apply 33 Spring street. 13‘! South Main St inquire on i‘l‘t’iil- ‘al‘lt‘ “WWW —" chestnut SL1 Mill”-
til it ises f1} 311Norwalh. til it.
WANTED — Iti‘lFIXlCli.
ELDERLY
‘_”‘ 1
T0 LET—iiiLXTS or ALL KINDS. FOR SALE—ONE YOl'NG BRO-VT
laitl\‘.dor elderly couple 3:1 boardB. and Norwalk and vicinity. Houses. parts Tom Turkey I Willow 51 1 .\‘o1‘wal|1..
£111 ' 1 “‘ . <5 ‘ ;, " f “
“ dug.) ers (are A re.s 93 I) oi houses. ilals, barn, store, Iat'tori'. Phone “3" " I“ “‘1
care Sentinel, ill 3t . . . , ‘ ~—-~1 1
111.1th and cottages. tireciis I'ailil>- LE \1 1
~ . . ._ ‘ .1 11 ~ 1 1 1 ‘ 1
liainion llros til .it FOR SA ("\l' ““0 I‘M' “‘
WANTED—2 0R 3 NEAT] Y Fl R: d '
one 140 eag Cyplier‘s Iiieubatots. also!
nisliod light housekeeping looms. Ap-
l- t B . 91,, _ S . el “0 “t TO LET—FUR LODGE PURPOSES one ltroodcr witii run. 2 R. 1. (inches
py o 0.x -11., (are eiitin . .1 or halls. the hall in the South Nor- els, .5 hidian “Runner Drakes. ll.
h__ . LOEF ....A. .walk Trust (‘0. Building, occupied I1." ””“hl’ “ e“ .\orwalk. I“ "’1!
1’. 0. S, of A. For particulars “1' "““"""""" W“ " "" ""‘" ‘;
LOST—i ADlFS‘ GOl D WATCH quire "(it Jesse S. Bruiidage, ll liliza- PROFESSIONAL. 5
and pin Both with monogram E. ll "U“ street ”1 6t _CLARENC—E E ARNOLD-VIOLIN
l. st this noon. Reward for return to . . .' , , ,1 . 1
Se’ittinel Otlice 111 it - TO LET __ ’i‘\\'t) “my-131m“ instructor. Studio, .30 Law reiiw ht.
' lrooms suitable light housekeeping. South Norwalli. Phone ”"34 ”I "‘
~~———~ 77777 7’
Gas plate. quarter metre, place for , —
lstoyc. how priced room to young
I man who will aesist. inquire 2 High St
MISCELLANEOUS *1
GET YOUR STRICTLY FRESH—
“1 3t
. eggs from the lioioii Poultry l-‘arin,
1 T0 LET—LARGE srona. 44 wA-i “WA-“0'11 at 40“. Per do! 411-1119111111
ter street inquire Edward Farrell. ””99 a week l’hoiie 125‘I'3- “1 3‘
I liaiilaiid street fit 1‘.’t ' l
5 5 FRED ARDEN. 22 CLAY ST.,——
‘was the lucky person to win the live
l TO LET—GARAGE AT ROYAL
, w James Inn. Equipped with Bowspr‘doliars on February it, for buying the
1" 1 \
fir igasoline storage outfit. oil tanks, most crackers at S. Iii. liaher iv to,
’°‘°""““" etc. Apply at Royal James lnii. fit 3t 4‘ ltailroad die. ”I 3‘}
T0 LET—COTTAGE, t3 itOOliSQFOR FURNITURE, RUGS, STOVES,
Should your eyes have been giving 1ini1proveineiits central location. For Etc, Rosen's Furniture Store is the.
5'0“ "Ollble 0" your glasses nerd ‘proicre and particulars, J. M. Layton &‘place to visit. We have a full line of
233:”qu feel at liberty to con" lC Bilailroad Ave. to tit-Furniture. with prices that cannot be
1beat. Come and give us a trial. .
“"I"'3“3;lg1‘:{90“’3 TO LET—5 110011 APARTMENT. ROSEN'S FURNITURE STORE. l
'1 ‘ [Cast Washington street. East Nor- Phone 1364-12. 13 Ely Avenuod
Room 0. chlcr Building.
No. ‘55 Washington St. walk. Partial improvements, rent ~~A1 M -- ..
Opposite lloyt‘s Tumue, “2.00. Inquire oi South Main street,
111111 illiillis 1
Monday, Wednesday and Friday or telephone 60. 3'29 if.
Evenings, 6:30 to 9. “m l
5- Y5 “dd"‘ssi—lzfll 5‘" Arr-1 9 to To LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE. ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT. '1
I" n1. (:1 ‘V' INK“). RPM $2ti.00. 87 North MM" District of Norwallv, as. l‘i‘ohiitel "
“St. inquire 011 premises. iii ti 5 (.mm. WNW“ N A. it. 11.115.
A. Keeler,"late oi‘l
Estate of Sarah .
.\‘or\vall1', in said liistrict. deceased
*(irtlcrcd. That the Atlniinisli‘airix‘
.cxliiliit her Administration account to
this (‘ourt for adjnsiiiicnt. at the Pro-‘1
3 hate oilice in Norualh, on the IN“ day
of l1‘cl1ruui‘y, 11113. at it! o'clotk forc l
noon: and that all persons interested.
30C ]b_ in said lisiate may be iioliiied there;
Our Soda Business in illt‘l't‘llklllg of. 11111 Adiiiiiiistratrix will 1111111111 this;
all the 13m... '1‘)... a glass umpordcr to be published in a newspaper;
know the reason. dillYlllK a circulation in said District.
1111 least live days before said lsth day
I‘ll 1
’ To LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165—5, 1130 ti
1111111113 Social Whirls
The Latest Candy Ilit'.
“Exclusive Agency”
Lounsbury
The Norwalk Drug (10.. ““ '°""“““ 11.11.4711. 11-. 1.1.1.1111...
Judge.i
H. A. MEAD, Mgr , 5
Mathe P. 80“ 8 No. Main St. So Norwalkd PBOLVENT NO'ricn.
L. .._..-__u_‘,-.,,, -_A.,_W,A,_____,_._A’ District of .\'orwalk, as. l‘rohate
1 ‘, January 11'1, A. 1)., 1915,
W' 1 Estate of William H. Raymond. late
. . EnlsoN’s 0PINION lot Norwalh in said District. deceased
For W The doctor of the future will giveno “‘0 PM" Of ”mm" for ”‘0 “‘3'
Correct Style
medicine. but will interest his patients In“ or Norwalh, hath limited ““‘l
in the care of the human frame the‘ allowed six months front the date
spine and in cause and prevention 0! hereof {01 the creditors of said his
disease. Be wise, try Chiropractic. tate to faililblt ttielr claims t‘orvsettlei
F' f 1-, srAzurono so. vonw 11.x 511111111. 10” “ ‘0 “9g 9011'") pres"):
Ines ua I y 9 to 5 .‘0 8 DJ“ ieir accounts, proper y at este ,
lwithin said time. will be, deharred a
E. BARTHOL D. C recovery. All persons indebted to said
make im-
jg0$3 5 0 to $5 .1 Painless Chiropractor, ,,
63 Meadow Street, South Norwalk.
8H ERWOOD—NAGY,
Estate are requested to
mediate payment to
MARY S.
RAYMOND.
Administratrix.
LARGER NATIONAL FOREST “'1 ”8
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.- The Na-
tional Forest Reservation Cominision
has proved the purchase of 35,370
acres in addition to the 1,114,208
TRIAL ()l" 3“ MASTER I'Ll'MHERS.
Philip H. Sherwood and Miss Mary D"“‘.““)'NES1 """' “"4““ ““
irodiictioii of government records by
acres, already approved for purchase, Nagy Were united in marriage at St' it. i". Welly, a special nsslsicnt to the
for national fmest in the White Mts. Mary' S ChUTCll tlllS morning, the Atioiney -‘.( choral, was to he continued
0‘! New England and the Southern | nuptial mass being celebrated by Rev today in the trial of thliiv- six master
’Appalachians. 5111”].an at 8 01m The bride‘lplumhers. chaiged with \iolation of
The land consists of 11,970 acres in the She-1man aiitl T1 not law. Whose
The $91111 “mount 01’ money lll‘UlVCd After the ceremony, the couple lct'ti Philadell’hm' 1““‘uli‘9 Clark 05 ”“3
Is 3333, 038 1\':1tion.il \ssoci ation of Master Plum-
‘ for a short trip. hers w -1s still 011 the stand l‘oi pur-
msns of verifying the records by Mr.
ADMIRAL ])E\\'.1\ IN “'ASHINGTON l
MANNING—DEERING. 5Welty.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.——A busy 8 r of \iain s ree Attorneys said iodav that the case
day was ahead of Admiral Baron Mi 8 Emma Dee lng, t t'=p1~obalilv would last the gri‘eitei part
Shigoia Dewa, Japan's representative 5and Jeremiah J 1
at the Panama-Pacific Exp05itlon. port, were married at St. Marys \
The pingrain included visits to the Church, Rev. T. J. Finn celebrating; . 5 .
“1110115 Goveinment buildings. places the nuptial mass at 9 oclock yester BANKLR ‘nerD \ppR COMMITT—
, 1 . CN P.» I’ERS.
oi historical mum and a hip to day morning The witnesses to the T
Manning, of Bridge- of 1 month.
Zillouni \'cr.iion Tonight the Admiral 1 1 LEAVENWORTH. Kan. Feb, 11.-
will be the guest of honox at :1 din- ceremony were Mr and Mrs Vlilliam James Wilder. a Houston. Texas.
ner given by Secretary Garrison. 1W00druff and Miss Carrie Deering.al1nnker. entered the Finn-d Rimes
“"‘ “ sister of the bride Mrs. irviiig‘Pl'lfio" “”01 “1681’. to serve a term
-—AFTER MANY YEARS, ' for Violating the bankruptcy law's,
Haymes and Mrs, Albert F' Rose ren- :ai‘ter waitinu‘ at a hotel here for a
week. He came to Leavenworth alone
and applied to the Warden for ad-
lmisslon as soon as he learned that the
.Unlied States (‘irctlit Court of Appeals
‘had decided against him. He was in- l
l
1 .
_.i. L. Soothers, Eau Claire, Wis, dered vocal selections.
writes: “Years ago i wrote you in re-.
gard to great. results Ii obtained from] ”FIVE CENTS PROVES 'T'
[Foley Kidney Pills. After all these, A Generous Offer, Cutout this ad..
years I have never had a return of . enclose with 5 cents to Foley & 00..
those terrible backnches or sleepless‘Chicago, ill:, and they will send you An officer from HoustOn arrived hm l
nights. 1 am permanently cured "lour trial packages of Foleys Haney night Wm, the papers 3 5
Men and women, young and old, find and Tar Compound for coughs. colds, 1 1 ‘5
this ieliable remedy relieves rheuma- croup, bronchial and lagrlppe coughs; SENTINEL' WANT ABS 1
l
_
,iormed he could not enter the prison
until his commitement papers arrived
tism. backache, 8t"! Joints and ills Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathar- are performing services for hundred;
caused by weak or diseased kidneys tic Tablets. For sale in your town' of Not-Walkers every day.
Are you
pr bladder. Sold by all druzgiatl." .by all druggists." losing them? ‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
LODZ EVACUATED BY GERMANS. ACCORDING
TO FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORT.
(Continued from I1‘irst Page.)
PARIS. l71-b Ii.—.\lnic. llcclioff will in brought bw
hire a c11111‘l»111a1‘ti.:d thc end of this month
Ii;i\lll_" rcccixcd ai'iiiy
t‘il lii'
l‘ai‘is drissiiialti‘. was Iaht‘il into ctist111l\ (ll
I’ltllilt' 'l‘hc pi‘cliiiiiiiary
lion of licr misc I} now coniplctcd. It l>~
tliai‘L-cl with
rations \\Il 1‘l1 hail l111'n zippiwpriui
\iiii\ I'Zt\lll1':lltfl)\\tlilil.\ “111 is 1111 \\ll 11f 21
her
inti died?
and
here four days ago.
charged >llt'
‘ ' ’ .
anw lllL"\' military stoics \\'(:'1't‘ stolen when ~l‘1c 1‘cc1-11
ctl them.
the
who
l‘ayiiiastcr lit-\claux aim will appear before
court.
as will an army mail cai‘i‘icr named Ilziiigiat.
llauuizii
carried paclvag'cs from I)cscl;111\'\1111;11‘tti‘snear lx‘liciiiis to
Mon.
i\ charged with liming been an :11‘c11111pl11‘c
llccl‘ioff's housc in I’aiis.
PUNK lib, II.—~t‘ci‘i:iin I’l't'llt’ll have
rcprintcd with the consent of lllt‘ gmciiiincnt ctnsors an
article publi~bcd iii lllt' I)c111ocratc dc I)clmoiit.
that ili't‘\'ltiil\ to the battle of tlic Manic 111»
in l1‘i‘:1ncc
Ill‘\\'\"i2.i]it‘l'.\'
stating
t‘\l>it‘ll
at the
the towns of Bi‘icy and
party
which was ready to sign a peace. sonic
tinn- cedingr to (icriiiany Nancy.
l7rcnch Lorraine. the island of ,\l;1dagascar and the pro
tcctoi‘aic of Morocco. as well as paying (ill
The article
indcinnity.
continues:
J11ff1‘c, tlic l’rcnch
l‘i‘esidciii l'oiiicai‘c and nio~t of the tnliiiici
were opposed to the plan. but the situation became so
.\dt1lplit‘ \It's-
siniy. as Minister of \Var. and the formation of a iiiiiiisti‘y
of national defense.
“.\ftcr the battli- of the Marne.
peace through cv—I'i‘cinici‘ Joseph offeringr to
give up the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine, with the
exception of Strassburg'. ft't‘t‘l\ill;,:' in cxhanac a small
211111-1111 lllt' North Sea coad c\tciiding from t'alais to
Ihiilvii‘lv."
“t 1cnci‘al coniinaiidci‘—in—chicf1
Ministers
tcnsc as to iict‘cssitatc the resignation of
t’ici‘itiaii'v proposed
t'aillau
I‘.\Rl5. 1511b. ii. 214.; p. 'li “Ill? l1‘1‘eiicli \\':11‘ t lfficc
this afternoon gave out a report on the progress of the
lighting-which reads as followsr—v»
"Alone all-of the front yesterday as far as (honi—
p:1t:‘11c tlici‘c w‘ci‘c artillery cyclinngcs. in this region there
wet? several aeroplane expeditions 1111 our part il.‘ well as
on the part of thcicnciny. The projectilcs dropped by the
cnciiii within our lines did 111'. damage.
"In (‘haniprigiic a German Sillilt‘h against «1111‘
in the forest to the tiortli of ,\|11~11il It‘VIIlll'Ill‘i. 1‘c»
cciitl). occupied by us. was l't‘])lll\t‘tl.
‘lll‘l
lion
“In the \1‘g1111111'il1clighting in the \icinity 11f lllt‘
\lui‘ia 'l‘htrcsd cai‘tliw‘nrlxs Ins bccu \‘ci‘y \ltilt‘lll. \1‘c1il'1l
ing‘ to “be latest reports l‘ccciu‘d Iit‘i't‘, the lit-riiizin forctx
amount in about one brigade.
The
and ours arc sciious.
\\ c li.‘l\ 1-
losscs of the cncuiy are considerable
111;:i11ta'111c11 .‘ill
tittl' llll\llltill\,
"I11 the \'11spcs there has been .‘1 thick fog and abiiiid
:iiit \llti\‘1‘. night that tbci‘c 111*
c111‘1‘cd tl‘c ii1f:1iiti‘\ 1111‘I1L11'11‘cnt rcpt-"tul yi-sltday :11 In
(i ll
iwti liiIlliIIltlil\ (1f ll‘iitips 11.1~
It was during; 1'l vci‘y d:1rl1
l1‘1111t1111cll1'. in tlic Ban dc~.Q l‘iug Germans had :11 It‘.l.\l
till. .\flt‘i' ll.’l\ ill}; \‘t‘dt‘tl some
ground 11111‘ “‘11th recaptured cici‘yihiug' they gave up.
111, and it wa~aco1iiplisl1
attacks "
This was during the (lay of Feb.
cd by :1 series of counter
PARIS. l’cb. l iii.—--'l‘hc evacuation of l.111l7
by the ('ici‘iiians has been confirmed. according to a l‘1-11‘11
which states that
coniniisszii‘iat and transports are being 1‘c—
iiiovcd hastily to Kalisz.
1.!‘1:511a
grad dispatch to the llnvas Agency.
stores, offices.
.\ refugee who escaped to (‘zcnsiochow‘m the dis
patch credits with the statement that the Germans have
resumed with redoublcd \‘igoor ilic constructimi of
heavily fortified lines which was suspended
ago.
Lodz. the second city of
by the Gcrmans on licc, '1.
six \vcclx's
Poland. was captured
whcn liicltl Marshal you
lIindcnbui‘g‘ began his dash for \\'ars;iw‘. 75 miles 111 the
northeast. The Russians were driven out of the city only
after a desperate resistance. according to German reports.
although I‘cirograd contended it was evacuated for strate—
gic reasons. The Russians wcrc reported yesterday to
have resumed the offensive on the Warsaw front in an
effort to push back the Germans who are said to liavc
transferred many troops from that region to liast
Prussia.
, ____.a~___
LONDON. 1ch. 11, 11 :15 a. 111.——The News“ Cologne
correspondent telegraplis lic
tion of Insicrburg, Iiast l’r
military authorities to leave
has learned that thc popula—
ssia, has bccn advised by the
thc town.
ST. DRIER, Francc. Feb. 8, via Paris, Feb. II, (1:45
a. tin—The capture of the hill of .\'Oi1‘c Dame de Lorettc
by the French has been alinounccd at headquarters
here. The bill. which dominates the cntii‘c region, has
been fiercely disputed for wcclv's.
A position captured by the British close to \'io-.
Iaincs station was one of considerable importance. as it
overlooks La Basscc. The Germans made several
tempts to recapture it. but British troops held
at-
strongly
forfifictl lines and repulsed these attacks with heavy
slaughter. 5
The li'itisli capturcd 011 Sunday night two trenches
near chtcubcrt. takingsr five hundred prisoners who he-
longcd aparcntly to the newest class of German recruits
Nearly all' of them" were young and wore new uniforms.
HERVE. via Paris, Feb.
tary activity is apparent in 1 ppm Alcasc, especially in the
Large Valley and in the districts of Pfettcrliauscn and
'Rechesy, c105e to the Swiss frontier, where fierce artil-
lery duels take place every day. - 1...
Two hundred German volunteers, covering their uni-
*- -———q——
1:05 a. n1 —G1‘eat mili-
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Inst Buttc.r apound .. ......................... 37¢
Iona Joniatms 3 cans for ......................... 25¢
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11.311135 large size Galvanized Ash Cans l tht. Galvanized Water Pails. Special “’
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with cover. Sale price ........ 98c .............................. .. 90
li4—qt. Gray Enameled Dish Pans; va‘ Small Japanned Bread Boxes; val“.
‘ ue, 45c. Sale price ............ 29c1 45c ........................... 250
25c Wright’s silver Cream. Bottle, 171:1 Medium size Japanned Bread Box“.
$1.25 copper, nickie plated Tea KettlesI value, 55c ..................... 35¢
......................... At 7901 Large size Japanned Bread Boxes. val.
1-qt. brown and white Baking Dishes. '1 ac, 59c ...................... . 396
Special ........................ 10c- 3qt. Gray Enameled Berlin Cooking
Family size Galvanized Coal Hod anu‘ Kettles; value, 49c .......... A! 290
Japanned Shovel; value, 30c. Sale 45c Long Hondle Steel Snow Shovels.
price ........................ 19c Sale price ------------------- ”240
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PHONE 1069-2. 25 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
PROMPT DELIVERY. SOUTH NORWALK
'1SPEClALS rOR
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‘ 28-32 511. Main 51.,
SUIT" \"tHlWAIJi. Conn.
(C! '
37111) Van' ‘-
.
f‘m‘” “llll 5110915 so they would not makc such excellent
”This when outlined against the snow. crcpt 11p to the
barbed wiied ciitaiiuhniciiis in front of the front ii‘cnchcs
\\Vt‘dlicsda_\' night. llity were not lll\t(i\ 111d until they
llltll Ii‘tlltll iiiachinc
(icriiians were forced to retire,
were about to covci‘ ilic wilt.
guns opciicd tire and the
leaving; half their number dead or woundctl.
ll \\'I\'l“.. \‘in Paris, I1‘1~l1_ 11. (1:111 a. 1n.~’l‘lic llilt‘l“
national Socialint Bureau has summoned «it'll-gate: both
from btllipci'cnt and llt‘l‘li‘nl nations to lilt't’l at Ihc
lliimtc. 'l'hcy will cunt-11: :1 i1:1t';1t1'l\ ziud l.’itcrl111ltl-'l.’1(“l'
cl‘ol il>\t'lillil_\ if one can ‘.11‘ arraiiucd.
lx‘l ‘\l I l i. 'l‘1 .11 different l.‘ net. of
l11‘1;id :111 being (\11c1‘111icnt: (I \\1th l1111‘1'.
5' 1’: :1 lii
(inc contains
iw‘clyt- per cent. of lltt“ .m.l 1111 other the \‘illlt‘ propor—
tion of bran l\H:ZlL." \‘ictoi‘ Sil-
lzitidi‘a tested l111il1 kinds of l11‘c.‘1d and found ll‘,t‘lll cv‘cl-
It is (“‘1'ilt'l ted I‘Jirllallleiii will be asked
.- p'ovcriiincnt to make such
linimauinl and l‘i‘ciiiici‘
h1nt.‘tlicy said,
to‘pas‘s :1 bill :iutht‘u‘iuin: il
hi‘cad compulsory should ll 0 necessity arise.
PARIS. 171-11. 11, ('1241 :1
lci‘zind has received :1 iiicsrzz go from
ID
of \\‘:11‘ \lib
l.y’aiiicy.
tii.~—~'.\linistci‘
(icncl‘al
French governor of Morocco, announcing: that the mili—
5, and flint
about to
{try railroad was completed to Fey 1111 Feb.
t1‘:1i11 St‘l‘\'lt't‘\ 1111 tl.c Meltint 51d c/
be stai‘icd. 'l‘lic construcii ll of the hue in seven months,
notwithstanding the difficulties lllt‘ “'81‘. iS
considered here :1 1‘euiui‘l1'ahlc feat on the part of the en—
ginccl‘ corps.
section w as
caused bv
\\'-\SIil.\'GT(WN. Feb 11. ——-;\hninist1‘atiml officials
todai confidently awaited assurances from both Great ‘1
Britain and (1ci‘1nauv as toillcs1aftty of .\1nc1‘ican \csscls
as a n still of notes dcspatclied yesterday concerning the
situation that has arisen since Germany s declaration of
:1 sea war zone around the British Isles.
The notes both to Great Britain and
brief and couched in friendly language.
The note to Great Britain is based on the siaicmcnt
of the British Fmeiqn Officc jntifying the use of neu-
tral flausby hcr incrchantmcn to escape capture and
points out that continued use of neutral flags by her
merchantmcn might endanger ships which really are cn-
titled to fly the Sims and Stripes.
The note to Germany inquired
naml counnandcrs would take to verify the identitv of
vessels flying neutral flags in waters that Germany has
the war zone. \ t
to \mbassadors
Germany are
what step German
declared are within
~ The notes liayc been transunttcd
Page. at Iondon, and Gerard, at Berlin and it was ex-
pcctcd that the text of both or a paraphrase would be
made public here as- soon as the communications are orc-
scntcd to the British and German governments.
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Road 'i‘iii‘. SEN’l‘lNEi. Eycry Day
111111311111 anti General News.
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