, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17.19.5-
THE SOUTH NORWALK FVENING SENTINEE
Classified “Ads.”—To Let,
' For Sale, Business and
an s 0 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.
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WANTED.
TO LET.
FOR SALE. l
WANTED~SIT1'ATIOX AS wouk.‘
ing housekeeper
Wltill‘flli Apply
postal.
WANTED—A YOI'NU
light housework.
’7. 75 South Main street.
by experienced
b Raymond St. or send
1'17 Lil
(iiitl. FUR
Call between o” and
ti? 3t
WANTED—5 0R 0 ROOMS l.\' A
good location. for man and wife, near
Railroad Station, by March 1st. l-Z A.
S. «are Sentinel. t1?
SITUATION WANTED — EXPER-
ienced retail clerk, office man. corres-
pondent, desires position in store, of-
fice oti manufactory. (‘an promote
sales: reduce costs. (:ood record.
Let-a1 references. Box «1.1, Sentinel.
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WANTED—COLLECTOR REFER-
ence required Address llov 415 Cit)’.
flit 3t
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TO LET 'rSlX-lttltill litll‘SE, fl
High street: all improvements; to let,
from March first. Apply t‘rescent
Laundry. 11.3 5'.
TO LET—HOUSE. T ROOMS. Til
Woodward Ave. Rent $15. inquire ot
The South Norwalk Trust (‘0. I'll? It
To LET—IIOIISIC \\'l'l‘li lii‘l-ZRY
modern improvement and convenience,
in best residential part of city. t‘en-
tral. inquire lit 'l‘aylor Ave, near
West St.
TO LET—i Nlt‘li LARGE LIGHT
‘ rooms upstairs. Some improvements.
Inquire evenings or Saturday after-
noon ot‘ Mrs. Gerhardt, downstairs,
26.3 East Ave, East Norwnllt. Rent $9.
110 iii
T0 LET—5 ROOMS, SCROSSS S'l‘,
South Norwalk. inquire 105 South
Main St. South Norwalk. or telephone
13424) fl.) 3i
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LOST.
LOST—\ViilTl-l ANI‘OR \ CAT.
Please return to- "7 Lowe. St f17 3t1
LOST -- S‘lLYER CIGARETTE
Club banquet. Initials upper rir'ht
hand corner, F. l‘. Reward if return-
ed to Sentinel office. f15 3t
iii:
Should your eyes have been glvmg
you trouble or your classes need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con~
suit -
“ILLIAM J. MOORE
0PTI(‘I.\N
Room ti, ICeeler Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Iloyt‘s Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, ti: 'i0 to 9.
N. Y. address—427
4 p. in. daily.
5th .-\ve., 9 to
case, last Thursday night at Catitoiic‘
To LET — A'I‘TRAI‘TIVE SIX
room new half house, all improve
linents and conveniences, :3 minutes
station, low rent. Marlng Const, Co.,
123 Washington street. 1‘12 6t
PURPOSES
.\'or-
To LET—FOR LODGE
nor balls, the hall in the South
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P O. S of .-.\ For particulars 1n-
vquire of Jesse S. Drundage, ll Eliza-
beth street. ill tit
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T To LET—LARGE STORE. it \\'A-
;ter street. Inquire. Edward Farrell,
'lrliiv'iland street. ill lit
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l TO LET—SINK)“ APAlt'l‘MICN '.'l‘
{East \\'ashington street, East .\or-
}waik. Partial improvements, rent
”12.00 Inquire tit South Main street,
or telephone 00. j29 if
i To LET—ATTRACTIVE sromc,
I -tixtiti. Rent $20.00. 87 North Main
St. inquire on premises. 114 it
'ro LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5, n30 ti
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or sell your lit farms.
buyers. Bring ilr‘l.
tale, insurance & Auctioneer Asency.
9'.’ Wall street. "it? til
'ses. lots.
“Exclusive Agency”
Lounsbury
and
SHOES
For Women
Correct Style
$3 50 to $5
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Examinum
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are performing services for hundreds
95W -alkers every day. Are you
as them?
Advertisements in The Senti-
hel bring the best results.
GLOVER’S‘
Mathewson-
Finest Qualityl
l CUTTING, FITTING
modeling ludies‘ stilts at their
homes by the hour. instructions for
finishing. 1). 1",, euro Sentinel. fill {it
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NEW PLAYER ROLLS—SS NOTI’
5 latest hits, 2 for 0m; 7 for $1.. “7 One
troll. 50c. Additional rolls the. Order.
{at once. S. E. Lee Piano Co., Bridge-
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iport, Conn. 1’16 0t
l secs FOR _
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horn strain. Bred to lay, also to
$5.00 per hundred eggs.
gle setting. delivered.
Farm. Witch Lane, Rovvayton.
1284-3.
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EDISON’S 0PINION
The doctor of the future will give no
medicine. but will interest his patients
in the care of the human frame, the
Phone
1153
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"pine, and in cause and prevention of
Be wise, try Chiropractic.
STAMFORD SO. NORWALK
9 to 5 7 to 8 mu.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
. Painless Chiropractor, ,.
63 Meadow Street, South Nor-walk.
ldisease.
1 Making 0ur Mark
making a mark.
i' .Our way is an endeavor to serve
every customer who comes into our
{store in such a satisfactory way that
lthey will come to us regularly for all
their wants.
l We have everything that is to be
Ifound in an up- --to date drug store.
lTheNorwalk Drug Co.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 No. Main St.
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' Advertise in The Sentinel,
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in; 6i,
walk Trust (‘0 Building, occupied In"
\\'ilson's Real l-Is-t
AND we,
HATCHING—li‘ROll ‘
the famous I). W. Young White Lesa
weigh front 3 1-2 to 4 1-2 lbs. eachu;
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me. for sm~;
Roton Poultry ;
There are more ways than one of
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So. N omalk. :
FOR SALE—FUR“ "ltil' RI \‘(1 t ‘Ait
llunttr 5 Garage,
Alain street l
in first thiss oidet.
FOR SALE—ltAliY ('AIHIMIE l.\‘
good condition. Apply 03 West we
nue, Norvvalk. 110 Lil
PIANO BARGAIN-SAVE $100.
lieautilul mahogany cased upright.
piano, cost $300. Asking $110 cash‘
rather titan pill in storage. Address
(I. 31., care Sentinel. t'ls lit
' IN MEMORIAM.
Norvv‘alk, t'onn., Feb. Sth, lttlit.
Whereas, licalh hath removed from
our midst our late member, John ii.
lioyt; and, whereas. it is but just that
some fitting recognition of his virtues
should be had; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Republican
Town and t‘ily t‘oinmittee of the First
Ward, of Norvvitlk. mourns the loss- 0)
our departed member.
Resolved, That in the death of this
member, not only the. committee oi“
this Word, but the community at large,
loses a friend ever ready to offer a
hand, to aid or lend a voice of synipzr
thy to the needy and distressed oi our
city; on active member of ovtr organ-
iZalion, whose cilorts were exerted for
its prosperity, a friend dear to all ot
us. a citizen whose upright and noble
life was ii standard for his fellows.
Resolved. That the henrtlell hy'lll“
..patit_v of this organization be extended
to his relativesin their affliction.
Resolved. Tllill these resolutions be.
placed on the records of this Ward and
a copy thereof printed lil the daily pu-
pet‘s.
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Signed,
lidmuntl 1.). chairman: .Iolitt
Milne. Nelson W, lieiiedict. tleorge
Richmond. William Rider. (‘liarles li.
llilvvortli, Louis St, .Iohii Keeler. l‘ld
ward ii. lioulens, Stephen lloltus,.
(‘hztrles .\. Withers, lidvvurd .I. l“l1illt'r-
t)‘, ll. \'osburgh. .lumes
\‘otings,’ llenry l'. lltpson. Ralph ii.
lit-\vitt. Edward Lycell, Ituberi Lou-
deit, litlgttr 1.. Gregory. I‘Idvviu \\'.
trey, l‘erciviti ll. Sharron, littl‘l') l-..
Scolicld.
t‘i'tivve.
(leorre
(illtl
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“MIC. lililliNliIlili'l' t'lIi"l‘.Iil‘l L l
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l"i‘h, l'.. .. -
lit-ritlidrdt. who is,
:ivv.tilth.: llh- .tmutn'
lit-i'rhnlldlvrl by an.
injury to the knee, conttnttrs to iit.tiii~ ‘
‘ttiin her strength .iiid spirits “or,
cheerful courttue has won the :ttlniirti- 1
(ion of all her friends, In answer to;
one of hundreds of inquiries li'KHl‘tI'l
in: her condition, slu- lv'li'ul'Jltllt‘t‘I
ttbul her lei: would be amputated ncxl
‘Moiidny and utter that she would be
quite httppv.
littllltl'IAI'X, \iu l‘.!ris.
40 :t. ltl. Norah
III a hospital lit-it-
liillon oi her lcu.
I.\.\'I).\‘Iill|l‘. Iil “III S Hill SI.
littMI-I, i ‘clI. 1.x .\ lurid. lidt t:|ll>‘«
'ed by the torrential rains at \‘ztrcosu
blnll buried a house occupied by eight
persons.
SALTS l8 FlllE
KIDNEYS, OUIT MEAT
tlFlu sh the Kidneys at Once ,When
' Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers.
th No man or woman who eats meat
‘regularly can make a tnisthke by
flushing the kidneys occasionally, says
‘a \vellknovvn authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs the kidney pores
so they sluggisbly filter or strain only
‘part of the waste and poisons from
the blood, then you get sick. Nearly
tall rheumatism headaches, liver troa
lble, nervousness, constipation, dizzi-
lness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders
iconie from sluggish kidneys s.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
this kidneys or your back hurts or it
into. urine is cloudy, offensive full of
:sediment, irregular of passage or
iattended by a sensation of scalding,§
Eget about four ounces of Jad Salts:
lfrom any reliable pharmacy and take!
;a. tablespoonfui in a glass of water]
,‘before breakfast for a few days and:
your kidneys will then act fine. This
‘1 famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined,
with lithia. and has been used for
generations to flush clogged kidneys
and stimulate them to activity, also|
to neutralize the acids in urine so it
no longer causes irritation. thus end-
ling bladder disorders.
1 ‘Jad Salts is inexpensive and can-
:not injure; makes a delightful efferv
lvescent llthia- water drink which all
iregular meat eaters should take nowl
land-then to keep the kidneys clean
land the blood pure. thereby avoiding
lserlous kidney complications.
‘tll'i\'t'll out of strongly entrenched positions
450,000 men. accordingr to a dispatch
agency from Athens, based upon what is said to be auth-_
50,000 PRlSONEn‘S TAKEN BY GErtlviAiviS IN EAS’"
PRUSSIA.
(_l'ontinued from First l‘agcfl
lil.(}l"._\ll'll.\”lll".l.\v, \lti Lulltltilt. bill. if Ni.) ii.
in.-~~'l lic trial of tlcnci‘ul \‘lll'hllitil tlt \‘.ct :oul Ulliv'l'
lcarlcrs of the South \ll'lt‘illi i'cbcllior- :tuniihl Iii’tttl lli‘it-
niu. who art charged with
tlit}
lilQll li'v.t\trll. begun livi't tip
it ll.l\' liVl't Nil-l. v
lwo lliv‘lilutt'lltlltll Herman unit.“ and mutiv lI.\tI will
to London. l‘v‘lr I7. «MIR it lll.—‘
lt‘l'~ vv bu have been primhci‘s of
Holland.
wzti‘ «obit twlnv for
\\llt‘l't' tlu". will it exchanged for lii'itisb
wounrlcil.
) f i ' .
l.l.l\l.l\.b_v \\|i‘t‘lt':\~' to London. l'cb. If It‘ll 22
-~l'iIt_\ thousand prisoners besides umnv cannon and
untcliiue guns vvci'c captured b_v tlw livi'llllill‘ w llt'ii tbc
l\)ll\~litil lt'iilll
district.
.\i'in}' was tt‘ft‘iiit'll in the .\l.'i/uri;tn lulu-
ltast l’russia. according to :t \lillt‘lllt‘lil l\\llt'«l at
tit-ncrnl llt'iitltlllill‘lt‘l\ here today. The tc\l of thc com-
munication firllti\\.\2
.\l;t/uri;in 1.;tt- district.
ll'ihl
"in it nine «lzrvs' battle in ilic
the Tenth .\i‘iiiv,
infantry and several cavalrv
l " . . ..
bll‘fldll consisting of at clevcn
tll\l,~lttll\. not ohlv \\it.\
(‘Zhl of thc
Mzt/uriztn Luke platctztu, but was forced back across the
frontier.
the
remnants of the army managed to reach the woods cast of
"l ttcrl_v‘ defeated at almost cvcrv point, onlv
Suwalki and .\ugustowo. where they are being pursued.
lhc lll‘lllbt'l‘ of prisoners taken llli\ not been ascertained.
but ccrtaiiilv More than fiftv
an unknown
t‘xct't‘tlctl lift} thousand.
cannon and sixty macliiuc guns l)t‘\illt',\
(Illillllll_\' of war material were captured.
"ltmpcror \\'illi.’tm was present «luringr the
lighting in the center of our line. The
assisted
decisive
victory was won
by veteran Fast l‘russinn tioops b v other
troops who were young; for such work, but prov t'tl their
worth.
“The achievements of lllcst' fearful
itizirchcd by (luv and night and tight?
ll‘tmps under
weather conditions,
itie‘ :tuziiiist such stubborn cut-my. arc bcvond all
praise." .
lililv’l.l.\'.vi;t London. I-‘cb. i7. lIlIJt) :t. m.—~Tlic
Russian army in Uukowinn has been enveloped bv' the
.\u-tru Hungarians between the l’rlilb :iiul Sci'ctb l\'l\t'l‘<.
:t correspondent of the 'l‘uu'cblztlt says in it dispatch from
lllsllllh
lllt‘
.\ll\-
\l.‘t“ill1tl‘ti\'
the Russians from
south now has reached Storo/biucix.
thic Austrian army pushing;
while another
plan force, having advanced t-:t»tvv..rd from
Jlt'ltlihl \\ ishiv‘ '. now stands in lllt' \ built) of t ' 'ci‘uuwil/
\ gent-ml buttlc may. be t'\l‘t‘ctt‘ll, tbcrcfoi'c. with
and c.t~t uvft'21t-ruivvit/, Thc lill~~llt‘l :irmv' has bultel
tvvclv c hubs from that point. the ""tu'blnlt is informed.
having out revuforccmch'.~.
r'l‘ltc
much :it
lll'k..l\‘l.l.\'. lt'b. if.
present decline in l‘d‘t'llt'il lv'. lllt's is .‘llll'llt'lllli'
tin London. iotzo .‘l.
tcutinn in lit‘l'llldll hintticiia‘
lt't‘lt‘s, Tbc ill’t'~~‘ ptvinp. tilll
tbztt for the first time in history l‘l't'l‘t‘ll Thi‘ccs have
fstllcu bv-bw‘. tit-imnn 'l‘l‘iccx bitviiv; lust eighteen l'trl?ll\
in :t _vcor, while the l.lllv'l' have dropped (ml) eight.
The inference «b'nwii here is lllitl tbc titrmmt people
are optimistic over the mibtnrv outlook. while the
French ll(l\t' become pmtmgtit,
l‘\l\‘l.\‘. l-‘cb. Irv, Ii p. m.~~\ bill piovivlitvj; for :i
crt-rlil of stittvtvnynvo fritum (Sltytxitidmtvtil from which
loans can be mztdc to smilll business interests ruined b_v
llic \\.‘ti‘. thereby enabling them in stem :tuitiu, will be in.
trmluct-d in the (bomber of lleputics by ticorucs llcrrv'.
lD\\ l\'l7.. via Pi‘iiis. lcb i7, 1:45 a. m.——Tlie liritisli
steam collier lhilwitb, bound from Hull to Rowen,
torpetlot-d by it German stilviiiariuc twenty miles north—
“WIS
wcst of thpe do in New at 6 o'clock last night. The
torpedo struck the middle starboard side.
As the crew took to the boats. the submarine. which
torpetlocd the ship was seen speedingr away. The Dul-
wicli sunk in twenty minutes. .
'l‘w'cnty—two members of the crew of 31 men were
picked up by the lircnclt destroyer .\rtpicbusc and
brou gilt to llavrc. Seven others rowed to l“eeamp. The
fate of the other two is unknown.
The weather was clear but a heavy sea was run;
ning whip the 1‘; ulwicli was tip. The torpedo
struck lllltltl the watcrliuc and the explosion which fol-
blown
lowed was tcriific.
The ship began to settle iiiuucdiatclvanti a hasty cxv
amination showed Captain Hunter bis vcssel could keep
afloat only a few minutes. His first concern. therefore.
was to assuie the safety of his men He ordered the boats
launched as tpiicklv as possible and the sailors tumbled
in without takingr tithe to save thcii personal belong—
ings.
\Vliilc pullingT toward the French coast seekingY :1 ship
which itiigbt rescue them, the crew of the Ilulwich saw
the submarinc rise to the surface several times as if
watching them, and disappear again.
A dispatch from London last night stated that
Lloyd's had received information front liccamp. France.
that the Dulwicli has been blown tip. This information
was biougbt ashote by 7 men of the now who rowed
to land. llw Dulwbli has a vessel of 3 .289 tons, owned
by the British Steamship Company.
AustrovGerman
consist of
totalling
lialkan
lll.——Tll('
Serbia
Commit,
to the
PARIS Feb. i6. 11 0.5 p.
forces organized to operate against
nine army Corps, titre of which are
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oritativc information. . . , .. ’
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'i‘gt. i-;ti.lr.\. |»\ order. will agree SPECIAL SALE
‘5- H‘vll .i.lll> must hommd be
it wt -‘ \~ 1' l'itt),\viit nw‘. .‘J‘ Of
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1-..ithw ‘tm um- I ll:llt .. \vit‘c ON SALE WEDNESDAY
v,illivl 'ci ~hildit n. l; dy" lair-ton
”MW ‘ ‘ 9 A. M.
Atlvfil‘ilxt'lllt‘llls in lht Sci :1 i-The “filler 5,10 & 25c Shit
nel bringr the best rc<ults. 2s-zi2 so. “at“ St.
Fill ’Ill \Uli“ \l|\. Conn. ‘
l'.\l\'l.\", l-‘cb. if». iizio p. the \ Sofia dispatch to
if.)
the bailout .\;4’eiic_v says that an epitltmic of typhus fever
which broke out among Serbian prisoners of littlgarian
lllv‘ authorities,
has spread to the civil population. and is i'avaging‘ the
Ftihl. lhscn-
lt'l‘_\ also is said to be prevalent.
nationality Ht‘lil to Sofia by Austrian
regions around l’lcvun :iud l‘liillippopolis.
l_(inti lX,
"Fupi‘ciivc \\';trn'in§;‘."
l-‘eb. i7. 5:5i a. ntvl‘nder the headline
says an .'\msterdam dispatch to the
tllel
lisli :t scmi official tommimication oucc mmc winning
[Reliance 'I‘clcgrapli t'onipany icrnittn papers pub-
all
the
neutral ships to avoid the var zone established in
\\'(llt'l',~’ surrounding the liritisli Isles.
l.(le)I IN, Feb. 17, ittt.‘.7 :t. m.~~'l‘lic lluntlcsrath's
:ttttluiri/aliou In the t.‘ltztncellor to prohibit tlic importa-
in—
tioh and zirtusit of the products of hostile soil and
(Instr) :ici'bss tbc Iicrmau ronticr is published todav in
the Reichs .\nxei;:er of l‘terl nu. says an .\iustcrd;im dis—
patch to Ix’cutci'l’ 'l‘cleqrzttn Company. The t'liaucelor is
:tiithori/cd to take whatever measures may be necessary
it» cltfoi‘cc lltc pi‘lilllliilltill.
procla-
of
scum} ltl'tnlilt‘l\ mciitiont-d irom l’i'nncc and tirczvt llrit—
The ground for this :iutl‘orizatioii is another
lllttllvlll which prohibits the llll])ttl‘l(llltiil and transit
:tin. their minim :md protectorntcx. The proclamation
nu ht Hit tdl'll tit lllt'~tt' pip dick;
.\ll-'.l.l‘.ltl'l{.\'l’, viz: London. lfcb. i7. II a. ui.-—~
\\ uni sales li.'1\ c bet-n resumed with itll improved tlt'llliilid.
The of IT“:
war. .\lllt‘l'lt'.’lll\' ztrc lowing more ficcl_v than before the
l'llv‘t\ are the hisbcsl since the outbreak
rc imposition of the eitibzti‘go on t"\'lltll‘lb.
decree
governments
the tlfiicial
Amsterdam
l.l tfv'llt ‘,\" l-‘t-b, iii.—~,\u official
extending; to main- the
17. toils it.
.\ustro—llunenrittii
rights of rcquisitiou has been published in
:it
patch to Renter‘s Tclc;
(illilt‘llt‘ littlztpesi. accordingr to an tlis-
mn Colupzuiv.
l.tl\'lli)X. l-‘eb. 17. unit: a. lll."'l‘llt‘ liveliangc
'I‘clrt'rapli t'omtuiivv's .\mstt rdam t'tli‘l‘t‘:~]ttillllt‘lll is auth-
oi'itv for the statement that the llalavin and [cloud Ship—
pil‘g‘ l.ll‘t‘\ and services bciwccn lfolitcstonc :tiul blush-
ing will be suspended for a few after 'l‘liursday,
Feb, i.\', the tbttc on which (lermzmy announced “its de-
termination to begin a blocl ade of liritisli waters.
tl;t_\ s
lIL‘liNf l5 .\llil?$. Anew utiua. lfeb.
here today from credible sol rces that the German
stcuiiicr liolgcr was sitt’btc‘l yesterday heading for
liuciios .\ii‘cs and having (ll board the crews of several
litiirlisb steaiticrs sent to the bottom by some German
\vztrsbip. probably off the coast of lil‘nzil.
The steamer llole‘cr has been identified with the
(ici‘iumt activities in the South Atlantic. She left the
harbor of l’crunmbuco secretly early in laundry. presum—
ably with supplies for German warships at large in South
\mcricmi watt-rs. Thcl (iovcrnmcut punished
the pmt officials v. host ncg l gencc made tht breach of
lil'fli’lllilli
titutialitv possible.
m.——Thc action of two 30-
]iilcs (iticstlc,
Sembat. minister
l‘.\l{l.\‘, l’eb. i7. :35 a.
cialist members of the French Cabinet.
minister w'tliout portfolio, :ud Marcel
of public works, in attendingtl‘ic recent international So—
cialist Couftiencc in l..0ll(l0n has evoked protest from a
lnrpc section of the press u. liitli makes the declaration
that this (OlllCi'ClICt was ins ircd by the (:iermau Social
Democratic Party,
Senator (iaudiii dc Vilainc has written a letter to Pr:—
micr \ ivi.iiii announcingr tli: tunless tliet novcrnmcnt pubs
licity disavow-s these two Stcialist Ministers before next
Thursday he will present an interpcllntiou on the subicct
in the Senate.
l.().\",l)tii\'. Feb. 17, 122l7 p. m.—-—Tlic report current
last night and which received wide publicity. to the cf-
fcct that a prize crcvv hall bt en placed on board the Amer—
ican steamer \\'illiclmina at Filliiltilllll, proved today to
The mfficer commanding the men in charge
not a
be erroneous.
of the \‘v'illielmina. said that the detachment was
prize crew, but merely a guard.
*
LONDON. l-‘eb. t7.—'l:l e prophecy that ltaly would
mobilize licr army within a fortnight was made here to-
dayJiy Ric‘cioti Garibaldi, the italian patriot. He said that
unless the ltalian Government- decided to participate in
the war there would bga revolution.
17,—«ll is reported
-..l-
2: Ki
7!
«.—
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