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SERBIA Attribution PAR-
LIAMENTS To MEET TO-
DAY To SETTLE QUES-
U. s. REFUSES TO 1
STOP EXPORT OF ARMS
WASHINGTON. Aug. {6:—
‘ jernsan note on the sinking of
the American sailing ship Wil:
liam P. Frye. by the Print}.
Eitel Friedrich, has been delivgfv:
ed to the Berlin Foreign Office
by Ambassador Gerard. and Wilt!
l)€ given out here by the State‘ 3
For Sale, Bmmess and -TION .. The United States in a note to
P \ , — . lean From First Pile) lgtustrfiia—Hungary published to»
n a! Car “N“ ‘, - ay, rmly but politely declines
1' OICSSIO . . as, mid f t lit—WM _ * t 1‘0. accede to the request Of’the
. ‘ I ran were re, .ummportan, "ienna government that the ex-
, Miscellaneous ' lAn engagement toward the port. of arms to the Allies) be
LASSIFIEU Advertisements on thispage. Twenty-Five words orLess, 25c
isouthem end of the line near
lAmmertzItvilier ‘appea‘ rs to have
stopped,
The communication is in re-
lllepartment tomorrow morning-3’"
for publication in Tuesday inst»
noon papers.
it is brief and accepts the come
'l WANTED—GIRLS WANTED ON
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black
face or Caps, Double Price.
W
WANTED. l - n‘o LET.
TO LET~SECOND~ FIDOR.
h—w .—
dresses. Experienced only. Steady
,Iwork. High Wages. Inquire 85 Wash-
lustnn street. 816 3t
P— — - .
WANTED.—WASHWOM.‘AN T0
Smith, on promises.
TO LET—4 ROOMS, 25 PUTNAM
do weekly family washing and ironing
at home. J. C. Scott, 12 Putnam ave-
_nue. ‘ ans 3t
.. __ l
WANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN,
lor boys, over 18, as clerks. Address B.
it}. Sentinel onice. South Norwalk. iquire on premises, No. 15 Reynoldsi ,
' a16 3t ISL, East Norwalk, or of Mrs. Chasellh“ Information address P. 0. Box.
1, woman-2 0R 3 UNFURNISH.
ed rooms, near the business center.
"Address “Rooms" clo Sentinel. 1114 at
We:
, WANTED — SALESLADIES. A
. ‘IDlendid opportunity for one or two
bright, actlvo girls over 16 years of
age, who really want to work. State
‘ age and experience, it any, in writing.
:A. B. C. care Sentinel. 1113 at
l WANTED—A REAL. LIVE BOY.
over 16 years old to an a position
with a fine opportunity for the fu-
ture. Must be a graduate of “gram-
aner school. Apply in own handwrit-
ing to a. s. T., can Sentinel. m 3t‘
WANTEMOWRED GIRL AT
'pnco, for general work. No exper-
ience necessary. short hours. fair
pay and board. Address, Girl, care
Sentinel. 9.13 at
\
WANTED-SALESMEN TO SELL
(Ford cars, ’Norwalk territory. Apply
, to A. 'I‘. Granger, 1104 Chapel street.
New Haven. ' a13 0t
I:
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LOST.
1.».
LOST—BANK BOOK ‘No. 12,376.
= issued by South Norwalk‘ Savings
Bank. Finder. will» kindly; return Tbook
to said bank. since payment has been
stopped; m aid 23 30
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mun lllllllli
name-a Ave. cor..clsy at 111.1583
NOTIGE
- EXCURSIONS “
STEAMER NORTHPQRT '
r i ,. Between \ i 2
(ROTON POINT, VALLEY
GROVE AND NORTHPORT
Boat Leaves Best Leaves”
Rotors Point. Newport
l 11:30 a. in. 9:30 a. m.
4:00'~p.'in‘. 2:;00 p.111.
-. v.18;00 5'. In. 8:00 p. m.
Boat arrives Boat Leaves
.Valisy Grove. Valley Grovo
12:30 p. in. 10:16 a. m.
..- 5:00 p. In. 2:45 p. m.
- ‘. 39:00 p. in. 6:45 p. m.
-» host erlves at Boat arrives at
..:Nierthport Baton Poln
' 11:15 a. m.
3:45» p. In.
9:45 p. m.“ .
" FareFLRound Trip}, 50c.
...._...
‘ (Gregory Boulevard) i
East Nerwaik .
'HORE
KINDS 0 .. SEA “FOOD
COOKED To canon.
.i. ‘ JOHN 'E. Q’SULLNANA‘PI‘E
.-.
‘ Telephone Call 720;; :
Dildos House
0 May I. e ,
DIetglERS AND ALI:
. 56 Water 31:.
avenue. All improvements, and furn-
ace. Apply M. J. Crowley. 4 est Main
street, Norwalk. Phone 189.12. 816 3t
TO LET—4 NICE ROOMS, IN
good condition, city water. Price 88. In
i4 Union Place, Norwalk. bis 31
. FORSAL'I.
8: FOR SALE—OR TO LET. TWO-:3 p. m.-Field. 'Marshal
Cottage street; partial improvements.‘fami1y house, with improvements. ,Mackensen, continuingr his put-,States. under international law, to
firmly papered. inquire of JeromefNery painted and decorated. Rent suit Of tlie‘ retretating Russiansexport war munitions.
a16 stireasonably. C. P. James, 22 Magnolia from the south toward Bhest-j \
avenue. Tole. ‘1102-4. all 3t
FOR SALE—HUPMOBILE RUNA-
bout 16 H. P. In good order. inquire
George F. Foote, South Norwalk.
8.12 It
-
FOR SAGE—ONE 1110001: no
ense. for Town of Norwalk. For for-
573. South Norwalk. a12 tf
E To LET—APARTMENT OF SIX
.rooms. All improvements at 33 Sea-
lview avenue. Mrs. Charles )1. Ala-
lthorpe. Phone ‘635. all St
I .
i To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, 18
l Lawrence street. all 3t
1
To LET-4 ROOMS 0N SECOND
floor and large attic in house, No. 41
Cedar street. Inquire at No. 37 Cedar
lstreet. 1114 at
i To LET-FIVE ROOMS WITH
'lmprovements, at 9 Hamilton avenue.
5 rooms with improvements, at 72
North Main street. Inquire United
Grocery Company. ‘
To LET-«FIVE ROOMS, A1280 1
furnished room. Inquire 58 West St..
or 2 High street. all 3t
T0 LET—FOUR ROOMS N0. 15
Orchard street. Rent 89 per month.
Telephone 869 ‘or inquire of the Nor-
walk investment .00.. 70 South Main
street. ali 3t
To LET—RENTS F‘ROM $3.00 TO
$50.00 per month,
Norwalk, East Norwalk, Rowayton.
Barn, shop, basement. factory. Rents
to meet all wants. Raymond Bros.
TO LET —- TWO CONNECTING,
rooms furnished for light liousskeep
ing, $2.50 per week. 214 East Ave.,
near East Norwaik depot. am at
To LET—FURNITURE FOR 3 0R
4 rooms in exchange for storage or on
any satisfactory terms. Address D.
W., c‘o Sentinel. ‘ 814 at
To LET -— LARGE FURNISHED
room. newly papered and painted,
running water. Also smaller room.
Rent for smaller room $1.50. Address
15 Haviland street. 1113 at
To LET—APARTMENTS AT 219
E. Washington street. Partial im-
provements. Inquire- at 64 ‘South
Main St.. South 'Norwalk.
To LET—21 UNION 8T. 7 R00!
apartment. Possesion at once. The
finish and Bailey Co. 128 t!
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NOTICE OF HEARING.
Office of the State Highway Commis-
sioner, Hartford. Conn.
Pursuant to Section 4, Chapter 217,
Of the Public Acts of 1911, a hearing
will be held by the undersigned State
Highway Commissioner, on petition
of the Connecticut Company, dated at
Bridgeport, COnn., August 5, 1916, for
permission to relocate Its tracks, to-
gether with the necessary switches,
poles, wires. fixtures and other 'an
purtenances on the1 Boston 'Post Road
' near the blacksmith shop turnout in
the Town of Westport. as shown oi:
blue-print accompanying the petition
entitled "The Connecticut. Company.
Bridgeport muss,
Location just east of blacksmith shop
turnout, Westport, .ConanScalé 1
inch equals 40 feet, May 1915."“" '
office of the State Highway Commis-
sioner-in the Capitol ._at Hartford,
Connecticut on the 17th day of Aug-
Wust,'1915. at 11 mm. _ . , .
Dated at Hartford. Connecticut,
this 0th day of August. 1916. .
C. ‘J .1 BENNETT.
1111-13-16 . -
“ 11.0de -.
£1, share..proiits with you by tiring,
.up
anteed tin made into leaders. handé
made. painted ‘mnaa. tin mung.
plumbing and heating. '
. HENRY A. HEGELIIN.
" 1. Phons1106312‘
To neglect_ to read the Sentinel
"Furnished Rooms?» advertisements
: may man that you'll, pay more ll?“
than you,
. 13.11%
rhino it‘s
It: and get less
r.
l
Norwalk, . South ‘
Proposed Track-
» said hearing will he’ held at the
State Highway Commissioner.
you the lowest prices on 15 years gnar- . ~
FOR SALE—MOVING PICTURE
business in the‘prosporous city of
Bridgeport. Conn. This is one 3‘! the
best places in the city. Now doing a
good business. Address A. Porsdis.
1141 Stgto street. a10 6t
FOR SALE—$275 SMALL FIVE-
passenge touring ear in excellent
condition. A rare opportunity to ss-
cure a good car at a very low price.
11‘. C. Goodyear. 16 Wall street, Nor-
walk. . ' 131 u.
LFOR SALE—YOUNG PIGS. YORK-
Shire. Berkshire, Cross. 6 weeks Old.
Fine. thrifty stock. Five dollars each.
Inquire ‘B. Quackenbush, Darion. 'I‘als-
phona 140, Dorian. aii 3t
FOR SALE —- DRIVING HORSE.
buggy. two sets of harness, blankets
and whip (one set of harness new)
price $100.00. Reason for selling.
lack of use. Address, Horse, care
Sentinel onice. 1113 St
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“BUSINESS NOTICE.
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low pricaa on
painting, paperhanging and genflm
Jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-
tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2.
We pay has\ prlces for all kinds of
3 JUNK.
THE- WM. EFFRON C0., Inc.
80nd postal or telephoae: Tel. 441
’ K
MISCELLANEOU S
H. sCHENK, 8 CLAY STREET.
tailor. Cleaning, pressing, altering of
lsdfes' and gents. garments. Making
of Ladias' Suits to order a specialty.
Skirts from :3 up. Suits from 88 up.
Satisfaction or no pay.
WALIAN MIDWIFc—MRS SANTA
mo. graduate from the University
at Italy. [Accused in New York and
Joanacticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
It Ely avenue. Telephone 316._ 13 2:11
MLVATOR. OHABIOTT— GENER-
ni contractor. Estimates than on-
us kinds of contract work. Be sure
It got our estimate. We can save you
Ioney. Phone sis-:1 28 Wood St. .
r‘ —~=
(mm-1
. DANCING _ _ . v . ’
j in the psvllllon “1...
Tuscany _ ‘
sonnesnbn_mm,m 25c.“
; 'Nlnstrncto'v’ in, attendance to
. assist all who wish aid. ,
Private lessons any time by...
appointment.
7 W. 'AgNASH, Prop.
Phone“ ' ' " Westport
Shore Dinners:
. been
l Fre
indecisive. neither the ‘
7 nor the us clamn' ‘ng
any notable advance. ~
ply to the recent Austrian protest
that thellnited States in permit-
ting the export of arms to Aus-
' .trias enemies was violating the
.GERMAN‘S OCCUI’Y .“siiirit” aof neutrality. The
.HCIALE-éND SLAWATCYZE; American note is a flat denial Of
BERLIN AUE- 15. \‘ia London, g that contention and vigorously
vonj upholds the rights Of the United
In justification Of its position,
«the United States recites among
other things that international
gLitovsk.”has occupied Ciale and
fSlawatcyze, according to official
. reason herein set forth for an order
Day and Ennis: Basket Minivan “
announcement made by German
éarmy headquarters today. The,
army of Prince Leopold of Ba-1
i‘varia, pressing the Russians from,
ltlle west. has occupied Losycel
and Miedzyrzec. the statement1
iadds.
iRUSSIANS VIEW SITUA- l
TION WITH OPTIMISM
PETROGRA'D. Aug. 16, via
London. 2:45 p. m.——The mili—
tary situation is viewed by Rus-
sian army Officers with a degree
gof optimism. owing to the man-l
‘ner in which the Germans have
been checked at the crossings of
the rivers Liwiec and Krzna. east
.of the Siedlce—Lukow front.
where the invaders lost 800 pris~
oncrs in addition to a heavy toll
Of dead and wounded. Confidence
is felt here that the Russians will
be able to make any further east-
ward progress of the invaders
very costly to them;
Fierce battles are looked for iul
the district between the Nurec‘?
and Narew rivers and at the;
crossings Of the Rug. Thc’imme-l
diatc German objective is be’;
lievcd to be the double track‘,
railroad which rouahly parallels:
l
l
;froui . Ossowctz to Bialystok.l
llrcst—l.itovsk and Knvel This:
road is protected by dense forests"
and by the marshes of the regionl
pf the Upper. Narcw. ‘
The apparent weakness of the.
German flanks has removed fear
that the Russian ‘armv would be;I
bottled up. ' Evidence of this
seeminar lack of offensive power,
is found in the reported removal}
of a portion of the German
'troops from the Sit-(llcc—l..ukow
frou to the llnltic rczion. These
troops are said to have been re-
plnced by Austrians. '
Russian military critics find it
difficult to reconcile this evidence
Of weakness with German claims
to undiniuislted strennth. The
Russian theory is: that these
claims are advanced for effect on
the llnlkan States.
Renewal of the German olfevt—_
sivc against the llvina. at lacob-
stadt. is fbcussing attention on
the. Baltic region.
lull lotus ‘
District of Norwaik. as. Probate
Court. August 14th.. A. D., 1915. '7
Estate of Paul Longyel, late of Nor-
walk, in said_ District, deceased.
Whereas, written application has
been made tothis Court by tho ad-
ministratrix of said estate praying for
4
authorizing hero to sell “certain real
estate of said estate. ; .
, Ordered. That said application Abe
heard and determined at the Probate
Office. in Nor-walk. 6n the 21st‘day of
August.'1915. t 10 o'clock (mt-anoint
and that publ c‘notice thereof ‘10:le-
en to all persons interested therein
.by publishing this order in‘a‘nows-
paper having a circulation in . said
-'Di§trict. at least five days before said
day of hearing. '
‘ nanny w. GREGORY.
old it. Judge. .
e-Ldvertiso In The Sentinel. It pays.
a
voila-mm rm'
moron vsaa
. ‘ fAttouun
I
.——.-CAFE
1 2 cum-mom. .m... menu.
1. mml’em'l‘mo '
a; .W m
do it PO ‘INN "
Illn- and Dance Between th. Court's—Orchestra.
inimitable Entertainment—Persona“ in"
$1.50ugiiligteflmomNNER SPECIAL
pas—Commend“ W! 39.
Ms “ r“. .. ‘
in Beuoni'rsrisionns'gotsts'es. Halt Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise '
cunnilingus-around ones». New Sousa rooms. Vermou- if;
G R I'Ll‘ma Service, .
$1.50
‘ Chowder. ma");
N U ‘ _
«Little Necks, Cl
_
. .,,
t .‘,»T.
also...
the present fighting line. running; .
' ly. ‘
law. the practice Of nations. the
security of the United States and
other nations without large mili-
tary or naval establishments and
neutrality itself are oppOscd to
prohibitng the export of war
munitions by a neutral to a be]-
ligerent in time Of war. ‘
The United States contends
that it cannot deny to others the
right which it claims for itself to
purchase war munitions front a
neutral in event of a foreign at-
tack. In this connection the
United States points that it might
have to buy front neutrals if at-
tacked.
The note recites the fact that
Austria-Hungary and Germany
supplied munitions of war to
Great Britain during the Boer
War. when England’s enemies
could not import such supplies
and a'statistical table of such
sales is appended. It suggests
that had Austria and Germany
refused to self arms to Great
Britain at that‘ time, “on the
ground that to do so would vio—
late the spirit Of strict neutral—
ity," those countries “might with
greater consistency and greater
force urge their present conten—
u
lion.
mission method Of determining
_ ‘ damages. but repects the pl'OpOS'
- pl to arbitrate the disputed pm,
m ‘ Fons Of the Prussian-American?
reaty.
’ _______
iPRESIDENT CANCELS
« CABINET MEETINGS
. . ‘ \\'_ASl*llN’(}TON, Aug. 16,-»-
I\O hats to be carried over. EfreSJdent Wilson today cancelled 3
Look at your hat—wouldn’t .iomorrow’lsl regplar cabilnelt mgf’
-, ng as we as is usua ue "
a dollar spent-on a. new ’conference With the Vt’ashing‘tgi'
straw be worth it to your 313— icorrespondetns. 1 .7
pearance? 3‘ The president had planned to“
All Straw Hats at Half laid beclreta‘i'xyhllpanielg ange Rea;
. . . , :. mira 1 lam . nson 1.
Price ‘f‘dUding both Men 5 :Chief of Operations, today on the; i
and Children 5- lquestion of national defenses.
lbut postponed the meetings be?-
. ~ Icause of other business. Later
Rogers 81 StevensI
this 'week the 1‘resident will see.
South Norwalk.
This cut tells the whole
story.
EEecretary Garrison." Neither Sec .
Norwalk ’lelm’y Daniels nor Secretary"
_____._.________ {Garrison has ‘completed his . mo,
BOTH SIDES SHOW lport “on national defense for,
EFFECTS OF lwhich President Wilson is waif:
WARSAW STRUGGLEilng- , , , ,
[JONDQN' Aug. 16, 12.05 pl Admmxstratxom offiCials are
m.-—Military Operations in theypressmg' the presxdent to return. ~
eastern field are developing slow-1,m 99mm“ for as much “Sf 35"
rly. Both sides Show the efiectsgl’OSS‘ble but he has made‘epgaw. ,1 .
of the intensity of the Warsawl‘mf’ms, “'h‘Ch “'1“ l“WP him in '
struggle. The German advanceill-ashmyzton fonat least another .
[your centers on the efforts 0f2“'eek. The ln‘dlcaIIOnS ate he .‘
Field Marshal von Hindenburg tO may not so back to Cornish be-“ “
force troops across the Dvina f0": September 1-
aml eastward in the general di- MANY AMERICANS IN
rcction of Petrograd and the near i
. p ° . CANADIAN CONTINGENT
WWW" 0‘ ”‘c "my °f ”me LONDON. Aug. 16. 3:55 a.
Leopold Of Bavaria to the new?
lirest-Litovsk defense. Notwith- m.——-—There are “0 .fewer- than
two thousand Americans in the
standin the steady pressure‘of . .
the Gefinans, the Russians have'l’aPl‘S of'the Canadian contingent. V
succeeded thus far in holding l‘alil Major General Sam fingbcs. ,
them west of the Dvina. Canadian Minister of Militia. at~
&. . . .EEneE rssh s etaoinn ' ‘3 meeting 0f Americans held here
The llalkan crisis is drawing last night. “I have already'writo‘
t .
FRANCE TO ISSUE
TREASURY BONDS
I’AR’IS, Aug. 16.—-«l\l. Alexan-
édre Ribot. the French Ministcrlof a definite decision as regards
of Finance. in an interveiw yes-
terday declared that the placmg
of seven milliards of francs for
=dcfcnsc bonds and obligations islStatcs with the Allies.
a satisfactory result. and added
that it evidently will be neces-
sary to cousidertlie questou of
developing and consolidating the
result by the issue of a loan llkcl
-that placed by other nations.
It is'proposed to issue five and
twenty franc Treasury bonds for
small'savers. these bonds to be
issued through the post
the five franc bonds to carry an
interest of two centimcs monthly
and the twenty franc notes an
interest of eight centimes month-
M.
. .CLERGYMAN
U S DIES IN.WAR
HARTFORD. Conn, Aug. 16.
—Word was received here yes-
tcrdav Of the death in battle of
the Rev. GiuScppc Goudalfo. a
former missiOnary of theltahan
Baptist, Church of this City.
He was a member of an aristo-
cratic Italian family. He was
killed in a skirmish with the Aus-
trian advance guard. Hist-Wife
‘who reioined her husband'in his
native country. is expected to re-
turn to this city.
TAX TO‘ , , .
WAR . REPLACE LOAN
COPENHAGEN, . Aug. ‘16.—~
The government has announced
a war. tax of twenty per cent. on
the surplus, shipping profits,
which have been huge in the last
ear. __ -
yThe Politiken figures the tax
will yield 1.180.090 pounds ($6,-
900.000). which will enable, Den-
mark tO dispense with a loan.
AN SHELLS STOP: —, .
SERBI ‘” ENEMY’S WORK
PARIS, Aug. 16, 6:15.... m.—4A
‘Havas dispatch from. Nash, dated
Sunday, says that on'Aumigthe
. Serbiahs.\vith a few shells stop-
ped the enemy :from working on
defenses in
of: Dobra on the Danube...
the same. day Serbian artillery
: . VeliCOCelo. near Belgrade, , ‘
i before duel with a hostile.“
encased in-ga ‘ .
battery, stationed atthe Village of
Stittchevo and .
reduced'ethe enemy’s gun‘s. which
had fired sixty shells to silence. .7,
partisan PREMIEROF ,
E’ HUNGARY'DI'ED TODAY
BUDAPEST, Aug. 16.
Amsterdam: an
efPremier 50f; filingarxmdicd to-
‘ 1th: lrvsl‘giféd dammit-r-
. ”ellwlb‘
office :l
'fr nt of the village. ,
0 On .
at‘the twelfth shot '
via'
d London: r222
t»|1.~m.-.—Kol_oman vortSzell. form-
ucar a climax. The national as- ten let’ffl'SOf gratitude and sym- ‘
,scmblics Of Serbia and Greece pathy, 53“] General Hughes, to
1.1m.“ today with the probability lmotbcrs OI. more than one‘ hump;
. ‘ ldred American boys who have ‘
fallen while fighting it. Flanders
alongside of Canadian comrades;
More ”than two thousand enlist-‘
.ed. and we could have manv more M
if we wished. :an number of
M’est Pointers offered their ser— _
vices as officers and some are
now with us."
—-—-n—‘-
ll‘iulgarin's territorial demands.
lupon which hinge the question Of
limited action Of the Balkan
l In the best posted quarters
. here the outlook is regarded with
in degree of pessimism- It is ex—
‘Ipccicrl Serbia will seek a com—
!M‘muisc and Greece will rep-ct
ltlie Bulgarian contentions. USED LAST BULLET 1 5’
‘ Reports from Athens indicntd . ”1:0 KILL HIMSELF ,i 3.
illlfll King Constantine is insist- ; D1 BUN Ireland, .Aug. 16, ,
line: the new cabinet must mniu- 112:12 P. "Ir—Dav“ Johnston “(381,;
‘tnip strictest neutralitv, the effect found dead- this morningr under-v
101’ which would be to withhold "08th a Window of his .home I“
gawk.“ from, participating in :1 Lurtran. (ountv Armaqh, in;
lblnn of united Balkan cO~opera- which for two Slavs he thhstootl
firm with the Allies. the Siege of the Constabulary. 5A
In the meantime there are bullet wound below his eye and
mnnv evidences 0f AustrO-Ger— lap cmptwrevolveraclutched _m~
manuprepnrafions to deal with 1135. hand indicated he had used
the Balkan situation. 1“\ccordin£r ll‘5_ last Cartridge to cheat. the
to information from Bucharest. ”9““? 0f the” quarry. . .. - 2
German army corps have been‘ - Johnston. Who lS_b'~‘ll€V°d. 10
lconcentratcd near the iunction of have been. mentally irresponSIble, .
illunwarv. Romania and Serbia. prc‘cmitated the trouble 011.53“
1This. with the bombardment of unlav by filrinq at regiitryhenu-3
Belgrade. and the activity of Aus- merators “”0 went'to ‘5 .093."
trian artillery at many points.-to deliver the 0mm” forms 3‘"
along the Danube lends support connection “MUM national reg—
to reports of' a ’ great'Austro- istration ,now under way. '
German Offensibc in the Balkanslf‘IAbm txinugp“ VMPLOY-i ‘
1 The outcome of the crisis isI ED AT KRUPP WORKS
:33::?..m°s.;1:;°“:h “his your. 5-...-. .**A,,u2,-:~
-. -. 7,1. Via arts, 11:4 a. m. ,1
\Vlll-TECCIVC new support from thFlficial figures show that on. 1.“!‘3
Balkans “d When??? Germany 5 l 1 about .<.000..voun‘cr women Were“.
supplies of ammunition for Tur-lgmnld 'e'd' at the Krupp \Vorksr
bgytllzllbglltnattlnliaerégrbe shut Ofiipt 13‘s en, asTcompared w_ithbi,3‘2%
. . . ' - on an. I. he whole num ego;
peg“haigefigilalinl°b§lhif"l 39301665 0311131135 not given?
. .. ' an! eoawaS‘ .
Edi but nth? Serbian minister atlexclusivc of those employlct’lggifi’E
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leave who contracted thédisease;
in Galicia—«ndthaf Levé‘ry'? or
caution is being used to prevent.
Spreading of the contagion. ‘
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