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Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous . . .
LAW Mvertisemeiits callus pace. Twenty-firework or tress. 25¢ I
» Three Times. 506. Each Additional Word. 1 cent perInsertion. In black-
, face or Caps, Double Price. I
; solar. . \L ' 7 , 1'93 SALE»
TOILET—FOUR MOMS AT 25‘ FOR BALE-FTC BE SOLD A'l‘
Putnam Ave. all improvements undisacrliice to suit purchasers, two do
in. .WANTED.
' idliI-ANTEVu—AI‘JTOMOBILE rams ;'
hire parties by the hour. Jitney rates.
Phone 1175-2. all at furnace. Inquire at 4 West Main Sufsirable residences on West Ave. All
.F H ' Norwalk. or telephone 189-12. M. J.‘modern improvements. Taylor R:
WANTED-11 GIRL FOR. GENEIL Crowley. all atholden. all 3t
lbLliouaework. Inquire at Summit
potta'ge. Belle island. all 3t
....______ l _
TO LET—5 ROOMS, ALL CONW FOR SALE—ONE CABINET BIAN-
., ,7 ‘ - Lvenlences, newly remodeled. » Posses~'oia. Will play on any plane. 860
l WANTED —— SITUATION. SWED- slon at once. 19 Eliabbeth street. J.lwith 12 railrotmuslc. 35 & month.
, Mil girl wishes general houses/origin. Crosby. all It M. Steinert k Sons (30., 916 Main Stz,
[wages $25. Mattsoii, 33 Cove Ave,’ lnr. State, Bridgeport. Conn.
But Norwalk. ' 10.11 3tf TO LET -— HOUSES. F "
Esters, basement, mauutactory,
Ts. - '
barn. zFOR SALE-4W0 MATHUSHEK
‘ WANTED-UMION PAINTERS~ 'I‘OlRents to meet all wants. a10 3t5uprislit pianos, both in line shape.
. attend regular meeting Thursday.‘ ’ ‘ lOne 896. the other 3110. Terms as
lAug. 12. Special new business. Most To LET—APARTMENTS AT 219ilow" as $5 a 'month. M. Steinert d:
Important meeting held in years. E. Washington street. Partial im-iSons 00.. 915 Main St. or. State,
Don't forget. Thos. 'McCulium, Preslprovements. Inquire at 64 ,Bouthgarldgeport. Conn.
L. N. 627. all-12 Main St., South Norwalk.
n _ FOR SALE—ONE SECOND HAND
)- iwANTED ,EXPERIIENCEDl TO LET—FROM SEPT. IST,, digrand piano, thoroughly rdblllll, new
tiressmakers or alteration hands for l'00111‘5- 4 0" first 300': and 2 “sham“; new strings, “5° entirely
cents and gum, Good salary. Steady second. All improvements. 'Plenty oiireilnlshed. - Price 8250. Will sell on.
position. Apply 'Paris Cloak & Suit fruit and a large conservatory. Ingmoderate monthly payments, it do—
House, 33 so, Main 8t. 1110 at quire 9 Bayvlew Ave. alo sUsli-ed. TM. Stelnert 5 Sons 00.. 916
' Main St. nr. State. Bridgeport, Conn.
—
mm,-
i
. WANTED -— PROMINENT am, To L:T__Roou mm m,
profitable position for member of the improvements and use of phoiia at
(Masonic Maturnlty: Masonic Protec- 125 South Main street. Call in the
tive Association. Danbury, Conn. evening. ‘9 lll
g ' all) in ‘
‘FO'R BALE—ONE 1916 ‘COWL
dash Ford roadster body with run~
ning boards. fenders. top, slip cover.
A barg‘i if sold at Once. Austin,
1622—2. Garage 122 South Main 8t.
4‘"
WANTED _ OPERATOR, MALE TO LET—4 ROOMS IN GOOD
‘Friciidz—J‘You poor H fish,
don‘t you know that the one
1
best. place to buy shirts
is '
at Rogers & Stevens. ,
—
“Don't you know they have a;
New York Resident Buyer
who sends the new stuff
right along?”
“This week they’re selling
silk shirts at a.bigreduction.”
$350-$375 Shirts,
$265-
$5 Shirts . . . .3365 .
And all their straw hats at‘
i
Al’l'alf price. ,
Rogers 8: Stevens
South Norwalk. ' Norivdlk
iiiii «our:
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NOTICE or. HEARING.
Office of the state Highway Commis-
sioner. 'Hartlord, Conn.
Pnrsuiuit to Schon 4. Chapter 217,
’m' at
’ or female. on button hole an (1 Union gondition, city waEter. Rent ‘8'00' 16 . -
Special machine Apply RoyalrManu- eynolds street, 't Norwallr. ln- .
‘ quire on premises or of Mrs. Chase, FOR SALE—TWO (2) DESIRA-
‘ e.
lecturing 00., 85 Washington St.
9 3t ble building lots 'on Wilson Road. Ap-
a
4 Union Place, Norwalk. all St
of the Public Acts!“ 1911. a hearing
lwlll be held by therunderalsned State
U. s.’ asssnrs Rioii'r'
WASHINGTON, , Aug. 11,——
The’ U. S.
day despatched to Vienna a reply
rejecting the
‘ views recently set forth in .a note
contending that the great scale
on which war munitions are being
exported from America to enem—
ies of the Germanic allies is not in
consonance .with the definition of
’* neutrality."
sador Pcnfielrl who probably will
present it to the Vienna office on
Thursday.
tone. the reply is understood to
repudiate flatly the suggestion
that the United States- has per-
mitted violations of neutrality and
to stand firmly upon the right of
American exporters to send .war
supplies, to belligerents
purchase and. receive them. The
United States always has held
that this is an unquestioned right
under international law and high
otticials here pointed out that to
prevent such shipments to one]
country because another w
would in itself be a violation of
neutrality. Precedents also have
been recalled where in previous
wars Germany and Austria im-
ported arms extensively.
handed to Ambassador Penficld
on June 29. was a lengthy docu-
ment setting forth the views. of
that government and suggesting
that» the United States might rc-
dress the state‘ of things
plained of by informing the ori—
emics of Austria-Hungary that
the supply of foodstuffs and was
material tovthcmr would be sus-
pended unless lcgitimatgtrade in .
these articles between Americans
and neutral countries was permit-
ted.
Two—.—
'2
TO 1321.1. yum'rions.
Government to:
Austrwflungarian
P—
223‘...” coiiii'Po INN "m..."
Dine and Dam Between the Courses—Orchestra.
. -—-——CAI"'E GRILL
inimitable Entertainment—Perfection in Food and Service.
$1 somehow DINNER SPECIAL $1 5
Noon to 8:80 nun—Commencing May 29.
. '25- II E N U r- ‘
Olives, Celery. litadishec, Ficklce, Little Necks, Clam Chowder, Flu J'
in ‘Season. Parlalenne Potatoes. Halt Cold Boiled lobster. Mayonnaise
Dressing. Half Broiled Chicken. New Boiled- Potatoes, Vegetables iii *
, Season. Dani Tease. .. : : : ,
A LA CART]! SERVICE AT ALL TIMES—Telephone 98 Weifport
' - close. Renter’s correspondent at}
Marshal V0” 5.3“de had been Petrograd points out that the’YiL "'-
retalled to Beth": lage of Piple on which meow"
The Star‘s Athens dcspatch ‘ ' ‘
does not make it. clear h tli mans have retained their, hold
, . W e 9" notwithstand'n the lie ce coil twl
it was Grand Duke Frederick ‘ g ' r i 'n
. ‘ k R r . l . i
F rooms of Mecklenburg-Schwerin :{xatntslcess 3:32; £3331: . fig}?
as notff’r Grand Duke Add” Freder— on the left bank of'thc Nielnm.
hem 191‘ 9f Mecklenburgy Strethtz,1 ‘ Preparations are underway-for,
who is said to have been named '
. the possible evacuation of .
as Field Marshall Von Sanders’ - -' . , " ’
succe550r. The Grand I: he of fortress, All military supplies and
. . 7government properties have been
Meklcnberg—fichwerin '5? gener'iremoycd and factories are being
ill of Prussmn cavalry and
a l dismantled.
brother—in—law of the German . *-
, - - _ A Zeppelin has appeared for .
Croun Prince Unofl’icral ties the first time over the fortress
patches from London 135'; Ob of Dvinsk on the, Dvina. liar
tobcr said he was a prisoner of miles southeast of Riga. The. dili-
thc Belgians. The Grand Duke . .
of Mecklenbui'g-Strelitz is a col- 5h“) ended the ramparts;
one! of the“, Prussian army and
took the'lield son after thc.out-
break of the war.
The note was cabled to Ambass
Though framed in diplpmatic
anguage and entirely friendly in
O l
u s
able to
n a. position to receive t
The Austro-I‘Iungarian note.
com: ,GERMAN LIBERAL ' x '
PARTY FOR HQLLWEGJ
BERLIN, via London, Aug,"lt. '4
,——-li a. Ill.-——A meeting last night ‘ '
of the leaders of the National 11-” ‘
beral party in Berlin expressed v.
unanimous condemnation of intri~ ‘
gues against Chancellor Beth-
mann-Hollweg It was declared,
MILLIONAIRE PERFUME
DISTILLER SENTENCED.
PARIS, Aug. ii.,io:55 a. m.—
Thc Permanent court martial of
Marseilles has sentenced Henri
TO LET-oBECOND FLOOR,
WANTED -- HUNGARIAN GIRL
[wants work as housekeeper. Can do
_ Newly papered.
plain cooking. Washing and ironing.
Smith, on premises.
Cottage street; partial improvements.
Inquire of Jerome
a9 3t
ply to J. M. Layton 00.. inc. all) 3t Highway Commissioner. on petition
‘ . lot the Connecticut Company. dated at
FOR sALE—Mowno ricrunEinridgepori. Conn. August 5. 1915. (el-
business in» the prosperous city of . permission to relocate its tracks. to-
Bridgeport. Conn. This is one of the , gather with the necessary switches.
linqulre 1 Henry street. all St
.‘TO LET-41 moon or. i noon.
bept places in the city. New doing “mules. wires. fixture! and other up.
800d builneu Address 5- P°wd13npurtenanees ou,tho~Boaton Post Read
this complaint was sent after a
conference between .
Hungaian and German foreign
ficcs .
‘Acrordiuir to Berlin despatchcs.
the Auste-
of-
n
Similar notes, it wasisaiil. will
Racine, a millionaire perfume dis—
tiller of Mcntone. to perpetual
deportation, and payment of costs
of the proceeding. for supplying
essence of ncroli and fivé hundred
Itons of olive on through a I-au—
that the attitude of opposition to
the Chancellor. as expressed rte-
ccntly in certain party circles does
not. represent the opinion of the.
party as a whole. The Chelsea!
lor’s pulilic'statcments. it was
apartment. .. Poaseslon at once. The: 1141 State street. £10 6!-
Hatch and Bailey Co. 326 ill
} FOR SALE—A LADY'S HORSE.
T0 LET—Six ROOM CO'I'I‘AG‘Eiafriiid of nothing, good dlspoaltion.
with all imiirovements. 18 Unooln Two weeks' trial tree. Iteason for
avenue. 6 rooms with improvements. selling; lack of use. otherwise would
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with not sell. Address Horse. care Sen.
nu
0
Quality ' improvements, at 72 North Main St. tinel 89 3‘
A d p . inquire United Grocery Company.
, n ' . 1L... .— .- - _...... FOR SALE—«$275 SMALL FIVE-
? service ‘ BUSINESS'NOTICE. passenge touring car in excellent
SMITH AND WRiGHT HAVIchondltion. A rare opportunity to se-
. reduced their expenses to a minimum cure R 800d car at a Very low price.
- will give astonishing low prices on F“ 0' Goodyear. 7“ Wall street. Nor-
he'h painting, paperbanglng and general walk. 181 ti.
and Carefully lobblng. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-l
: Salem“! tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2.
' Goods at “"
Prices Thai zFOUND.
j 1, Jam FOUND—A DOG. OWNER MAY _ . _ __
’ . ‘ shave same by promising to give said .
‘ 2:22:22: . saga bath. Inquire Mr._Baher, Nomi FP'°'”""'H°"" L°°kw°°h "fl"
- . l Ave. Rowayton. all It TODAY
. sDaherCQ, Co. “WWW
rising-one Avo. cor. Clly 81:. Tel. 1533
MISCELLamious.
H. SCHENK, s ”only srnnn'r,
tailor. Cleaning. pressing. altering of
in this beautiful serial.
BROADWAY FEATURE.
i" STEAM Between Satisfaction or no DIY- "
lRO'I‘ON POINT. -' VALLEY ’
. GROVEAND' NORTH‘PORT
. Boat Leaves Boat Leaves .-
cast.
irALiAN momma—nits SANTA
sauce. graduate from the University
at ital}. Licensed in New York and
FRIDAY
1.,
~Vaiiey Grove. ’Vallcy Grove,
civil contractor. unlisted given on
Anita Stewart and Earle Williams
' NOTICE ‘ “We” imil cents. garments. Making THURSDAY
EXCURSIONS girl??? Susi? to TE", Specialty. f‘WoriIlw n
ER NORTHPORT -- mm “P- u 3 tom $8 up. _
Fox feature presents with. all star
“The lhllllllllfll'lfllll." -
“9‘" ”h" "NW”; Jonnecticllt. Close Examinations and
l 1.1330 ll" m- 9‘30 " m.‘ casistanoe'by latest modern'metllods. ' ' " * ' ...«
‘ “9° 9' m. . 23:90 9”“ 18 Ely avenue. Telepbouejls. “ :8 2m LOOK...
, 8‘00 p,‘ 111.. 6:001.” m' . . . I share proilts» withlayou by giving
‘ 3°.“ "TN” ' 3°“ ”m“. '“LVATOR (MARION)? GENER- you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made “into leaders, hand-
hear u 11 it it h t be sent to lllt‘ United States by said. glue no rcaspil to suppose
lthe Toifn )o‘fcis’ztiilm: 0:5 :litxiii'liit (:2. Germany and Turkey. ogn. "“M'W that he is conducting a wealtdil~ ,
‘ ' ' .__.. _ '. ' The meeting e-T .
Tb. mint «commit: the petition. THREE TRAWLERS ““10"“ PO‘EC.‘ . .. .
gel} km?“ 00* ectlcuthomfibny, BERLIN g§¥¥fi2 OFF RIGA SUNK BY U-BOATS. Clara: that his policy deserves fullx
5%.“?9lt RPM ; 1"“ hmck AM‘i’l‘ERDiK‘M‘ Aug; 1;! viii LONDON. Aug. rig—111112 3°“ eiicc __ _ f
. - , V- s ‘ - 13.n- . A." V - l . 7 ' . r ( V
cm... can... mimiihli‘ LindonTL—Rupunahgiye R“: iliallllrl.ll‘n‘lilllli‘filfli..m- “£233 GERMA§§§$§§S§§¥§RMS
iinohsqua]. ioieet, . .ioihsn; , siaii report 0 > a}? WW9 .attac'ismk' 'l‘hv members of the crows ‘ . ‘ 4‘ . .‘ .
l Vitfibidf; Aline ‘wm fihsld ht thei‘lfl'ill‘lst 1h" (“Ill Oli'RWaP-b-V 8‘of all three were saved except 2 RILRT‘E' "‘3 Paris. Ami" "”1
,oillee of? he Stalls, High-will Cellulite-
lslouer in the Capitol at ,llafli'ord,
cennectlcut 1311'!th l7lll soy smug.
not, 1915. on a. m.
Dated at Hartford, Connecticut.
this 9th day of August. 1915.
‘c. .i. summit
State Highway Commissioner.
1111-13-16 ’
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Under and pursuant to an order of
' the Court of Probate for the District
of. Norwalk, authorizing him there
unto, the subscriber hereby offers for
sale all such right, title and interest
as George W. Byxbce. late of Nor-
walk in said istrict, deceased. had
at the time of h death in and to the
following described real estate to
wit:
iAil thatcertain' tract of land situat-
led in the"Secoiid Ti'xlug lil'iitrict in
:the City of Norwaik, being eighty
[(80) feet more or less in front on
Barrett Aves one hundred and bur
feet more or less in depth on ~the
easterly side. one hundred and’ ten-
feet more or less in depth on the
westerly aide and,_,thirty ‘fougmfeet.
more or less' in rear; boundednblorth
eriy~ by a ditch and- by land of» the
heirs of James Taylor.- deceased,
.\
gal-loans spokeswoman
, maps-nor can soon
5»; ~90“? T'ro canes.
reported. ‘tfitgves _ Intentional toner
, EOMPo. 'BEAC‘
DANCIIIFtEe pavliilonmév
eao-o-oo-e'o
instructor in. attendance to
' ill-who wish aid.
i‘leasons; any] time by
at. . ‘ “ ‘ in ‘
. . Floral Tributes, ‘gor'igin'al "he; .
j signs.w Casket Coverings pirate
beauty. Modbrate ‘rices."?Prompt
a _ c._ Tangier W
ties with ‘ieadiognoscis finfpr
. cipal citicsin'the United States.
(3 p Quintet! nesting: lag-rise.
sentence-nus. ins-rum recov
ered irrom injuries sutured in an
so. ‘9»in wean .
to «son mucous
The :report,"howe1er.: will. incorporate
the severalppinions of members i ~ of
the board. “Thenlne oommissioneyei
{GEN I OisuvaN " . have. until iAugust 231m» compile‘th‘e
~~ _ TUESDAY ‘ , ' 1T d. ~ _ ' kg," report. Dally conferences ' Will be
. ADMISSION 25¢; ”hone CI” 7.20- ' 'T 11811 at the commission's, hefidfilflfil‘
Stars here to; expedite the task. . .
”plosion ot a Iag'hes‘ter hereon Mons
day, Empire. Ernest. Qulgley ‘oi' the
‘. National ‘Mague stair. plannedgiip
SOIIIII Nomlk nous _ '_ leavetor'Brodi‘tlyn waistline-resume
.56. Main; t. 3' Em,” C?“ his duties onFrlday; - ‘
insurance-m mumbled ‘ ' TAXATION .nnosugm
1, 12:30 p. m. 10:15 it'lll- . .- w' of contract ~' . _ -l§asterly byDay istreet.‘$outberly by
i 5:09 p. m. 2:45pm} m’ "I out mm.“ Waugh $0.3: 3::anfizseigsge' tin roofing. Barrett Ava, andWesteriy by land
.' .9=°0,9' “‘1‘ ‘ “3451’- ‘F- Inner. Plioife also. is Wonder. . HENRY A. HEGELEIN. ‘ « “t “a.“l'B' v” 30.9“)": “"723" 1""
fiestnrrives at , Boat arflm at. M so Wom- or. PM. 1106-12 “"‘Vi'f ‘ ‘ » ’-
N'W'Wrt noton Poll! ' ‘ ‘ .T' . “ IF“ ”mommy-gnu frigrgilillfm
"r": .. ‘ --,—-;--—.--—~——~_--. " '
:32: 1:: 1:32;». - DOI'IOII- ,House, ONLY:ONE repress 35’9“??? all n Administrator;
|, ‘93“; m‘ 92.4“" '3' * 7 p . ' 4 _, ~ . .ciiicsoo, Aug. 41-4119 Federal , ._ . , :1:
'5 " ills—35's 'l’rl" so x ' I f (939‘! Emma) _- .: “Wuhan" indium“ messes -- POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
. . in P» 0.- , East Nemalk . ' . ,willsubmit but one report ‘to'ConT —~—-—~. .
. :5 y O ”ens ‘my 1;“ 3 gross instead ‘1 or three. as previously “Th0 Goddess" TOG!!-
beautiful, "‘rhe Goddess" Vimpaph‘!‘
pig serial'starrlng Anita Stewart and
Whilllams, adds more interest to
one 0! the most wonderful photo play
productions ever presented in Norwalk.
The picture which has been showing at
Pleasant: Hour and Lockwoodip‘mI-‘Iallsf'on
hwsduesdays has attracted inali'y'p’at-
; rails who had saver entered sanction
. .rfoguliirs" ogmsny “ammunition.
appears ‘ today and eve’iv’y Noruhlker
should see" it. There will also be a
Broadwayreature on tbsp-enact and
the bill, willy 4,, balanced with-other
goodi‘iielsf The Fox Company, presents
an all star cast in “Wormwood'ifagflvs
part “feature .of '
ix
\
‘Each new installment of the serial V
picture theatre before “spasmodic ,
A-fitewinst‘smfit or immune" .
Esaimc firm to a pcrfumer of Col—
4:55 a. bit—The Tagwacht prints
the text of ii manifesto issued by
a group of German professors and
intellectuals. settingr forth their“
idea of the only acceptable peace
terms. These, according to the
manifesto, must insure the. free
expansion of German culture. in-
Gcrman fleet of arrest strengths
semi-official statement- Issued. in
Berlin states that no great actio‘l
tvas iiuilcrthkcu but that “‘(icrman
warships incrclv \vcrc rcconnmt-
tiring to determine the position of'
Russian mines. It is asserted that
two mine swccp‘ers were the only
men on the Renardna.
BRITISW‘TOR‘PEOO ROA'I‘
DESTROYER HITS MINE.
LONDON. Ann. :ii.-Thc Bri-
tish torpedo boat destroyer Lynx
was ”sunk" yesterday as the result
of strikinur a minc,‘accr)rdinu to
"955915 IOSL \, an official announcement made dustry and commerce. Belgium,
i this evening by the British I’rcss for military and commercral-put'j
FINED FOR HAVING bureau. I ;poscs./ must be subicct to .Gei‘s,
FALSE PASSPORT.
I..ON'I)OT\I. Aurr. l.i.———H. W. I).
Fraser. the British newspapcrman
changed with having traveled
through Europe on 'an American
passportsobtained at the Amen;
can embassy in London by dcs—‘
cribintr himself as an American,
was fined $250 in Bow street.
court todav [on the charce “of
having in his possession an irreg-
ular orvfalse passport?r ~ cd of 10 officers and men.
Counsel for the presecution said ' .__.. ..
the authorities regarded the mat-
as serious, as it rendered Amer-
ican vitizens liable tobc suspec-
ted and led toquestionsbetwecn
the American and British foreign
office. The defendant. saidhcyiVas
born in» Chicago lot. British ”par-
cuts, and. thatxwhile he knew he
was a British subject under .Bri-
tish law, he thought he “was ad
lAmerican “citizens by Kmerican
aw. ‘ ‘ ' "
.A 'NEW‘TURKISH. 5.7; 3 .1. .
,1 :com-srannnancsunn.
._ ,. LONDthmug.‘ 11-2-19 :40‘ 'a.
‘m.f-~Tli|€ Grand Duke"o£;Meckiene
berg accurdin Itolfth‘fé Athens‘coh
”‘5' spendent 1 o; the Stair; lids been
aPPGffl'tgigi-‘c
manv Franco must code to Ger
many all tcrritorv north of a.liti
from Bclfort to the mouth of the.
River Somme, and pay a large
indcnmity “fr.
Russian must ccdc Poland jantl,
the greater part ofthe Baltic pip»
vinccs and other territory in he ’
of indemnity which she Could ilol:
pay. ‘ *
The mani
. Four officers and 22 men of the,
crew were saved.
The destroyer Lynx displaced
.035 tons; The vessel was 260 foot
long, 27‘ feet beam and 9.3 feet
deep. and was capable of travel—
inc‘ 32 knots" an hour. .
The Lynx carried three 4—inch
guns and was equipped with four
éi-inch torpedo tubes. The com—
plement in normal , times. consist- .
lessor:
""-'”-' ' iSchaefer ’ , ‘
POPE BENEDICTS NEW .. "Onckcn of Heidelberg:‘ .SCl'li!‘
APPEAL FOR PEACE.l Fuvalnw- of Pnirhlena“ J .DIII'CC
.ROMiExAug. ‘10; via Paris Aug. ; Kirdolin or the ne'S‘Z‘lklflh..
11:. 3:503. m-‘PP'OIR- Benedict: mines. and Imperial Ministe
has determined to"”mako.a new;ap- z Schwcrin, mayor of 1:1.”ka
pcal for peace, accoadiiagdttil tléc “19-0.1“ .-
oma, w 1:: cc ar 5 ' , . a
newspaper , l HOW SANDSTQNES DIFFE
The products of rock. decomposl
the Poona isi rcsolved to use ev—
ery means within his power to p 4
bring‘about the desired rein!“- He may beTreconsolldated either» by»: y
will 'aSk the helpeOf the EPISEPPatc :pressure or by thei‘njection-of
and,‘ the newspaper asserts. ‘15 eV‘ling materials, or by both: 'l‘liupsan
en considering the conyccsmnef‘ale iormed into sandstones, clays;
. a universal council of the~ChuTChjcome shalgfi and “herons,“ . .
at Rome. » - -. _ yield limestone. 'Aside'from-thelr
‘3 The R0ma,-whicl_1—d0e5 not give mentlng' materials, sandstones-l
its authoritypasserts.that. ht hf“ in composition exec as. .-
‘be‘eurinformed that/t1}: POP? “"11 sands pf which they. ‘are- co ‘ ' “
ifOi‘Bid” ‘3“ 7réri‘resentntives 9f file Sandstone. according t9 the
ammundsruoehiel oi churcli‘ in belligerent comm-.13!!- moms...“ cur-m. may so u r
forces int‘It-heeDai-daue Ider' pain of excommunication. «mm, or. cum: 33‘1""?!
We editiira'iField" Marshall from offering: prayersfor Victory, Edam, feldspar. and mice an
maanéh*_Sandei-s;:lz; 5;, , , ‘, fr'from asking ’blessmgsforqthe vary m tenure {mil the-film}:
limit-“id MaSSkaIWOtiT.Sandcrs‘has l combatants or even adnnnisterins . a“ _ Some\sandstonclis no
pets: onefvoi’fthfc .leadingifiqurcsithe sacraments tQL§h°S=-¥¢$P°“S»“..;mot it 'w‘in hold 6 puma
illWe[TQI‘ghfilzfitiDnothhc‘T‘urk- ble for a continuation little W4“: to the cubic foot. and “mum“
1511' ‘ mlhtfil‘y system' brought , The Same newspaper claims to ,poslt's 01 such sandstone form
about 'n recent veal-sundcrfGeii— ‘ havcinformatxgn tetthe’eficct that hm reservoirs, :.whicb. {nay .,
‘man tht‘elage. «With‘Ficld;M‘a‘rsh~"the/Pope hay ~ . - v, J neVer:falllng- su‘pifl'y ‘0!" lute? V
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