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.‘NVEDNESDAY, laser. 1, 1915
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UTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEI.
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“Ads.”-—-To Let,
Business and
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, TO LET.
FOR SALE.
WANTED—~BOOK-1KEEPING T0
. lio part. time. Also typewriting. Own
' Leer—SATURDAY,
'_ , turnout; this‘o‘al'ce.,-.j
- (Tel. 1181.
. time yesterday afternoon. Reward il
. returned to 3 Keyser place, East Nor-
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I 1 LOST—THICK SKIN WALLET,
'4' STEAMER Hm
rows 'POINT To,
V l= I (Gregory Bo‘,
,iNORE.,'nINNE '
.1 .. «“ mansvor s
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machine. Address, B. A... cgo Sentinel.
l 331 3t
WANTED—SITUA‘I‘lON TO DO
general housework. Inquire James
Philips, Connecticut avenue. 831 3t
WANTED—SITUATION AS BUT-
ler or cook. Young men wishes situa-
tion as butler or cool; in small family.
Best references. Inquire R. Arrindenn,
ego C. E. Hoyt,
’iwalk.
a31 3t
WANTED—IN transit BOX DEF—T.
'giri experienced on staying machine:
8.31 3t ‘
Diuett Peabody a; Cat, Inc.
, WANTED—GIRL il‘OR GENnnAL
housework. Address Mrs. Halloran,j
E7 Putnam avenue, Sleuth Norwalk.
1 WANTED—ADI. ThUNKs FROM
Bell Island, Hickory 131111! and ‘Roway-I
Ion, soc. Morrell's long distant express
a80 (it
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; wanrso—rmuusms 0N SOFT;
auto srrrr HATs. sonNC. wur!
SON, SOUTH MAIN STREET, so.
NORWALK- 1 ‘ a30 st‘
BUSINESS NOTICE,
, A. mass, 70 Noh'rn MAIN sT.,l
South Not-walk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both solid ad exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baiby carriages \re-
paired. Prices reasonable. i
' H. sCHsNK, 3. our‘firnunul
tailor. Cleaning, pressing, altering oft
ladies' and gents. garments. Making'
‘pf Ladies' Suits to orider a specialty.
Skirts from .83 up. shits from 88 up.
Satisfaction or no my. '
(VALIAN MI‘DWlFlE—MRS SANTA
Mme. graduate from the University
pt Italy. {Accused in? New York and
Bonnectlcut. Close mlwuons and
Isolatence by detest, modern methods.
I3 Elly avenue. Telephone 316. 13 Zn
OALVATOR OHARlIOTT— GENER-
psl contractor. Estimates given on
on kids of contract: work. Be sure
to see our estimate. We can save you
sooner. Phone 816-3.1 26 Wood St.
, SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
mill give astonishingl low prices on
\ainting, paperhsnginlg and general
wJobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-
tage street. Tel. 1271i3. or 743-2.
‘ LOST.
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, Leer—A comm Doe some
pals. 81 1t
, $_ ”-t‘ ’ b . m
war—BnrwnnufoH-Apm. AND
eBooth Main‘stl'eets, byway of railroad
station. black bank, containing papers
pnd check for Email lamount. of no
Nellie to anyone but l owner. Finder
please returnnto how a laundry, ' 43
Day at t, southmonfivalk and receive
reward, or telephone 11113-4.
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I130 3t
containing bllls,'chBClits and leases.
, Finder‘wiiibe suitaltly’ rewarded if
‘ returned to A. .F. Aim
3 ‘pvenue, East iNorwalH.
worth, 55 Cove
9.31 ’3t
AFTERNOON
Reward ifllre-
. a30 at
‘an automobile crank.
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HUNTlNG‘ITON..
Lib" Day. .
b 9:30 a. m.;
. film-vi slander.
I‘Leavesfloton Poll
5pm: 7 7‘
Leaves Huntington,1
.. Autos Carried Au
8 a. m.: 2 p m.
rose Sound. «r
louse ‘
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.. East No , p
. Opens My “1.
’ “ 990K!!!)Tol
Pine lPoint, South Nor!
7midn‘ight last night, it was learn-
. ties, but itrwas‘ learned from oth-
‘heard from: {Berlin regardingthe
;_betweenWashington
.v {kinetics .bas been
V‘fTb‘e :enem _. ry'est‘erday under-
, took nothing, tn the Agn'afarta‘ re-
To LET—5 ROOMS WITH I.\i-;
provements at 72 ‘North Main street.‘
Rent. $13. Also 5 rooms with improve-f
ments at 9 Hamilton avenue. Inquire
United Grocery Co. s1 tf
FOR SALE—BARGAIN. BEAUTI—
i‘ul 12 room, two family house, East
Norwalk, Conn, for rent or for sale;
and small country place 12 acres in‘
Darien, for sale. Box 685, South Nor-Q
walk, Conn. Tel. 359.3. 81 MT
T0 LET—HOUSE 8 ROOMS. BATH,‘ g
improvements. West on High street.‘
Four room apartment. 2 rooms fur-
nished or unfurnished, Suitable for
light housekeeping. Inquire 2 High
street. st 31
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
with [or without board, in private
house, 84 Woodward Ave. Tele. 1106-
12. ll 3I‘
’TO LET—-9 ROOM HOUSE. 10:
—-— i-Reed street. Improvements. Yearlyp
rental, $30 monthly, advance. Refer-a
ences. Bertha J. Elle. Broad River or;
.J B. Lawrence & Co. 830 (it
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* T0 LET—NICELY FURNISHED
room Ladies only, with use of kitchen.
Can do own washing and cooking if
desired. Inquire evenings. 96 80. Main
street, down stairs. 1130 at
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To LET—ROOMS WITH IMPROVE-
ments, 4 Henry street. 6 room cot~
tags. 3 Disease Court. 6 rooms. 34
Plattsville avenue, Norwalk. inquire
J. Disesa. 121 Main street, Norwallr»
or Central Hotel, South Norwaik.
' a30 3t
TO LET—HOUSE IN BEST OF‘
location, with every modern improveg
ment, and in good condition. Idioctricl
lights and gas, niceyyard, with fruit1
trees, and grape vines. Possession at;
1
once. Also two nice furnished rooms'
to rent, with all improvements. ln-i
quire 22 Taylor avenue, near West;
street. . aZG 6ti
W...—
TO LET-11 UNION 8T. 7 ROOM;
apartmpnt. Possesion at once. The;
Hatch and Bailey Co. ‘ 128 t1:
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- ' AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE—A LARGE LINE ' or;
used automobiles, at sacrifice prlces.i
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street. 80.3
Norwalk. Phone 1413—4. all! Im"
We pay best prices for all kinds of,
JUNK. ’
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FOR WASHINGTON
new. YORK, Sept. I.-——Count
von Bemstor , the German Ani-
bassador, left ‘rWashing’ton at
m
ed by early callers today at his
hotel here. No reason for his
sudden. departure‘was given by
his secretary-or the hotel authorie
eh; sources that jitltere was reason,
to believe the ambassadOr had»
Arabic incident or' some :other
phase, of thei questions pending.
anKB'erlin.
OFFICIAL STATEthNT
-: .- ~ , FROM TURKEY
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 1?, a.
London‘s-The, following Official
statement from the Turkish “731'
Office on operations;in the Dar-
received here
fraud. COnstantinople: ‘
,qthing parti u-laroccurred
tlon‘. , Near
ease, tor Town of Norwalk. For fur-
lDlstrict deceased, had at the time
"by endorse “the application of the
Asuidxii‘ownfofflNorwalk. A . ‘
guinea at Norwalk, this 30111 day 0!
FOR SALE—COTTAGE EIGHT:
rooms. Bath. improvements. Lot 5~ix1121
line residential section, near car line!
Price very reasonable. Apply .1. M.
Layton & 00., South «Nerwalk. 51 6t
FOR SALE—PLATE GLASS STORE
front doors and a good shed ready for
sale cheap. Further particulars inquire
Swartz & Corbett 83 Washington St.
sl tf
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FOR SALE—BARGAIN ’I‘O QUICK
purchaser. 30 feet by 7 feet. standing
roof launch. 10 H. P. Gray motor.
8275. C. A. Brown, No. 44 Van Zant
street, East Norwalk. a31 3t
FOR GALE—ONE IAIQUQR. LIC-
ther information address P. 0. Box
573, South Norwalk. 312 t!
llCAl NOTICES
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
'Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
of ‘Norwalk authorizing him ihereun-g
to, the subscriber hereby offers for?
sale all such right, title and '
interest :
l as Louis Sepia, late of Norwalk in said:
oil
his death in» and to the following des-
cribed real estate to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of
land with the buildings thereon, sit-
uated, lying and being in the City of
of Norwalk, in said town of Norwtllk,g
and designated on a certain limp en-l
titled “Map of Buildings Lots‘ at V'Nor-
WflIk‘POI‘lI beionglnrto E. "I’. Horton"
which said map is on file at the Town
Clerk's Office in said Norwalk, suld lot’
being designated as Lot No. 8 and
bounded and described as follows
North one hundred (100) feet by For.
rest street; Southwest one hundred,
fifty-two (152) feet by land of \V. IN
Bishop; and Wei-ll one lIUIldI‘QdVIDur-y
tech and ilve~tcnllls (114.5) feet, by lot:
No. 7 on said map;
For particulars and terms. apply to‘
JOHN J. CUNEO,
Administrator. C. T. A.
q
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To the Board of County Commission-
ers of b‘airtleld County: ,.
I hereby apply for a transfer of a
wholesale license No. 220 to sell Spir-
ituous and Intoxicatillg Liquors, Ale.
lLager Beer, Rhine Wine, and Cider
from 55 Railroad avenue to 24 and 28
Monroe street, Town of Norwalk. »
The proposed place of business is
not located within 200' feet in a direct
line of. a Church Ediflce or Public
School-house, or the premises pertain-
lug thereto, or any Post «Office, Public
Library or Cemetery. . ’ ' '
Dated at Norwalk, this 30th day at .
,August, A. D. 1915, .
“ JOSEPH DI SE85,
Applicant. ,
. We, the undersigned, electors and :
taxpayers, as defined ~, by law; of j the
Town of Norwalk in said County, here:
above named Joseph DI Sosa for such:
license, and we do hereby severally.
eachfor himself. certify thdt theyabove
named applicant is a suitable person
who granted a license to’sell intoxi-
cating liquors and that the above do
seribed'place is, in our Opinion, a suit.
able place Wherein to sell such Intox-
icatln’g liquors. and we hereby severai~
Iy,"‘each for himself, certify that we
are Where ofmreal estate "situated in
"suns, ‘A. D. 1915;
Vincent 0. Tito, .lohn Cafebone, Mat- .‘
thew Corbett, Barney Policy, Christian
Swans. " -. . . ,
I"herehy certify that the above nam- .
ed endorsers" are electors and taxpays'
era, as "defined by lawyer said Town
of ‘Norwalk.(,
”Dated at ‘Norwalk, this 31st day of
August, A. b.1915. . , "
. ‘HERBEKT R. SMITH,
51.3 ' ~ , . Town Clerk,
Lagos DAY asunder.
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moraine rarer, fluoaday suntan); ‘
”9".‘A‘1'W9ttisements.,sad Items at
11m; bhoum.mch‘ “16 Race 308.1131
ISlate Department that affirlavitsi
.crnmcnt would accept our dccla~
' sugc:
ch on bclorc the Arabic incident
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The Sentinel will be publls‘nés .31.;
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PASSENGER LINERS
WILL BE WARNED
BEFORE ATTACKED
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\’\'ASHINGTON, Sept. 1.——- . .
Count von BernstOI—fi" the Ger- 'l.HERN’STUR191“." :
man ambassador, on instructions! In connection Willi the ltttt‘rd
from Berlin, verbally Linfofllledlsecfetar)’ Lansing made the fol-1
Secretary Lansing today that thcl lob/"1g, statement: [
German gOVCTfllIICIlt had accept-l "Ill View Of the clcarness Of the.
ed the print‘iplc that passcngcrforcgomg statement, it seems,
liners should be Warned before at- ‘ needless to make any comment init
tack by sulnnarinQ-SA He will {Ohircgard to it, other than torsay‘
[nally communicglte this lilfOl'llla-l that It appears [0 DC a I'L‘COglilthllE
“on in writllg later. 50f the fundamental principle for
\Vitllin an hour after the Ger_iu'hicb we have contended."
man ambassador left the State: Count von llcrnstorff's letter
Departlllcut thc messcnger from‘was forwardcd to President Wil-
the German Embassy arrived at son as soon as it was Icccivcd at
Sccrctary [Jansillg's'office with the State Department. No for-i
all official comlllunication fronl ma] comment W35 made at ”194
(mun llcmstorfi‘ believed to be White Hounsc, but on every hand:
the written statement of the i“ Offidal '
_ quarters there were
German position for Which Mr. cyldcnccs of gratification that the
Lansing had asked. . ‘
submarine crisis liad passed, and
Secretary Lansing said he did that Germany had acknowledged
not know whether the wholefl‘" justice of the principles for
statement would be made pu1)nc;,which President Wilson had been
that was dependent upon its‘lcontcnding. 3
form. ~ 6 g
it was also revealed at thelPAPERS DISCUSS
BALKAN SITUATION
had been received from survivors”
of the Dunsley, the stcamcrl, LOND()‘N,'Sept, I, 2:58 8.1115“
which was attacked post before I'he Balkan Situation is discussed
the Arabic was sunk, presumably at 1698111 m dISPMChQS to th‘:
by the same submarine. The apmornlng papers from BUChaTCSt
fidavits told of seeing a S“1mm.;Sofial and Athens. Although the
rim", but said it bore no distinu-ICPTWSPORdl’ms generally are Op-
guishillg marks. ‘ tlmlstlc, emphasis is placed onf
Secretary Musing conferred the difficultlcs which the diplo-l
llricfly with the president just mats of the Quadruple Entcntc,
before seeing Count von Bern-iPOVS’CYS are encountering in their.
storfl‘. He would not discuss thejcndeavor ‘0 adjust the conflict-
objcct of his visit to the \Vhiteimg demands and disarm the nlu-'
House. but it was indicated that] tilal suspicions of the Balkan na' '
the German ambassador had re-‘tlons. t
ccivcd further word from his gov-l As to the counter activities of
crnmcnt in relation to the Arabict‘he Tirplc Alliance, the Post's
case. ,Sofia correspondent reports thati
Secretary Lansing. followinggthc Turks are preparing,r for thcl
the visit of“tbc German ambasdcvacuation of tcrritorv {ceded to
sador, said :“ “The German am-l Bulgaria by demolishing forts on.
bassador told me that his gov- ”19 riiIht bank of the Maritzad
‘ and by putting down barracks at
rations regarding submarine wnr- Karagatcb. ,
fore in principle. The ambassa-g _“"I‘h‘c actual Bulgarian occupa-
dor :lgrccd to reduce his state illon of ccdcd i‘crritorv. through
mcnt to writing which he Willgwhlcb the Dcdcatzhatcll railways
submit to‘mc Intcl‘ ill the day.” irons." thc corrcgmmdpm 51‘15‘
After afcbllft-rcncc at tho Slatc'“lvill follow soon. it is stated."
I‘h-parimcnt. Ambasaador volt, The Standards Atbcus rcprc-
lit-roster“ .scnt Sct‘rctary Len-1 scniativc' bclicvcs no definito (lo
sing this letter: .. lvclopmcnts ill the llnlkan si‘m.
“'Mv dear .\lr. SCCI’L‘lflT)’I.\Vllhilliln can be cum-119d in ‘1“. gm.
reference to our convcrsatlon of; I“ ”ate “I‘m“ "I'l‘hc liQ‘I'Oill'illii'IiS
this lllorlliiig‘. l he}: to inform you l which mills! be concludcd before
that ii“; insupgtions concorn1ug,nnvout: of the ”alkali countries
our allswr‘f'ld your last Intelmmm can mtcrvcnc ill the war lil't’ pro.
notc contains the following p35”l irnctcd and lroublcsonw." ho
isnvs, owing to flu u'l'cai (liliicllliv
mLiners will not bc sunlubynll harulonizinu lllc cmlflictinp
our submarines without warnlllu, ll‘li’l‘l‘K'lK. Serbia is willing to no
and Willi gait-1y of 1111* livcs olin long: way toward till-cling: llul‘
“(I)“-cmnlmtants, provided llllil‘ i'zll‘lllll l'cquircllwllts. but oven
the lillcrs do not try to cscnpcibcrc there seems still sonic uh.
or Ofi'cr ”gist-Ame] ‘ gstm‘lc in r‘mnmlm nun-cutout
“Although l know that you dolcollccrninu the participation of
not wish to discuss the Lusitania ’ the Bulgarian army.
question till the Arabic illt‘ithllt%_ As for lircct‘c. if there is to be;
has bccn definitely and satisfac-‘intervention. it will not come
.7
making any use you may please,
of the above information. ‘
.“I remain. my dear Mr. Lan—
5mg,
4
“Very sinccrely vours, l
l
I
torilv settled. I ilcsirc to inform until Crock interests demand it.? .
and its sole object will be to lay.
the foundations of a greater
Grcccc. which must include large
portions of near Eastern torri—
tory.’ If tllCIlifi‘ClSiOIl comes. how-
chr, Premier Vcllizclos will
have thc undivided support of the
king. country and army leaders;
for he already has exacted the
most binding assurances to this
effect.
-The Bucharest correspondent
of the Times emphasizes thenc-
,ccssitv for a better understanding
abetwe'cn Romania and Bulgaria.
“The most importanLthing." he
vou of the above because this pol-
icv of my government was dccxd»
Occurred. _ ‘
"l have no ochctlon to your
LIVES SAVED
_ Byvhavlng us install Hot Water
Heat, Steam and Hot Air by reliable
litters. ,
Repairefo'r all kinds of stoves.
Tri" my 'pipe- ”cleaner for stopped
drain pipes. i .
‘ . ”SHAY A. HEGILIIK _
‘ ’ Phone nous
“Water at. ..___. _. declared. “is to establish relations
. , " ' . of confidence between ”the, two
" EXBCISEIS‘IENS countries. There is evident an
identity Of interests. and Romania
avows hel' willingpgss to make
required concessions, but no con-
crete arrangements have been
concluded. “Romania could be
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‘ Tn VALLEY
ROTON pom . .
GROVE AND NORTH RT
- ‘ Boat Leave .
“first: 1:1.» Newport induced to make a definltc Offer
11-30 a In ‘ 9:30 a. In. to Bulgaria the effect on her $15;
4:00 p. In. 2: :90 pm. , tcr country would be immediate.
8:00 p. In. 6:00 p. In. ' "‘ ,
Boat arrives Boat Leaves B 3:033:13“) {
Valley-Grove. Valley Grove . , . . (. y , .11 , ’ p- . f.
1é-3o p m. . 10:15 3, m, . If thought could rise hove world‘s a
3 15 ‘ . m: fairs. ,
2:: g I: {I :45 g. in. How free we'd ‘, be, ‘ from sorrowed
o . ' ' . . I > cams. . . W .
Boatmlvea It Buf:g:::;::n Just to forget the turmolled strife,
Enhmfl ”11.15 ‘ m Oblivious of caredrlvenr life; ,
1:30 p. m. 345‘ ' m. Carry the heart, on tuned wings, A
2:: p. m. 9:“ I: m. Burst drudgechains, go where Nature
: p. m. . . , _ .
sings. . \
It Love be true, take Love along..-
" If‘Love prove (else, then go alone. -
Talk to the trees, and sighing leaf,
No music so sweet. (to calm one’s
grief. ,
Bathe in sun's rays, life-giving power,
' Forget the day and passing hour.
Lie amidst IlOwers, inhale breath deep,
And feel‘lull ecstasy oe'r you creep.
So can 'our thoughts transport the soul,
From eolrowad . earth, etc Heaven'd
" . goal.
, Pam-Round Trlpg‘OOc. .
..........i._. -. -..
"cameo, arson '
' DANCING ~ ‘
in.- the paviliion
Tilda”? sets 1'
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WESTPQRT CLUB . .. .
' A Ahcept all the luck. that'eomes
your ways—but don’t' depend on
a" w, A." assures 7
when , ' ‘ WWO”
its coming; If you 'want ‘a'fjo‘b
SLKHIA TU comes!
WITH DEMANDS,
PARIS. Sept. I, 5:15 a. m.—-‘:
The Serbia government has in—
formed Greece that it intends to
comply with the requests of the
Quadruple Entente Concerning
the concessions demanded by Bul—
garia, says an Athens dispatch to
the Matin.
DEATH OVERTAKES
AVIATOR PEGOUD'
I’A'ltlS. Sept. I, 5:02 a. m.--
Reports of the death of Adolphe
choud, the famous aviator, have
been officially confirmed. The
llcws causcd sincere sorrow
among the French people, who
regarded him as a hero.
Pegoud, who‘was only 26 years
Old, served five years in the
French cavalry, fighting in the
Morocco can'lpaign. At. the out—
break of the present war he join-
ed the aviation corps as a private,
but soon gained a sub—lieutenant’s
commission because of his skill
and daring. His exploits/won him
the military medal and the mili-
tary cross.
choud brought down his
sixth Gcrman aircraft on July
II.
MANY CASES OF CI-VOLF‘DA
IN SWITZERLAND
GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept.
1.——Advices reaching here from
Vienna by way of Zurich state
that the Austrian Minister of
the Interior gives the number of
cases of cholera in that country a
as 9'29.
On August 19, according to
the Austrian Minister of the In-
terior, the number of cases was
, 66.
u.
get one.
The greatest successof the 1915 seasOn was the
DODGE CAR
Only one in four that wanted a “Dodge" was able to ‘
ORDER NOW“ $785
S.l .BENEDICT
GERMAN AGE LIMIT ,
INCREASED TO 5".
COPENHAGEN. Denmgg m
Sept. l.~'fhe Folkeblad. of Hold-
ing, a frontier journal with ex—
cellent sources of information in
Germany. states that there .was
recently an alterc’ation in the,
Reich stag concerning a national
Service law. which the German.
papers are forbidden to discuss.
“The law will increase the age
limit to 54." this newspaper says.
‘It authorizes the calling out of
all men who hitherto have been ‘
rejected on account of their phy-
sical condition. including even
those who previously have not.
been considercd fit for the tin»
trained landstllrm."
N0 INFORMATION ON
GERMAN SUBMARINE.
LONDON, Sept. l.——The Ado“
miraltv has given out no infor-
mation concerning the fate of the
German submarine which sank
the Arabic. Whether such .infqrw'
motion is in its possession 15 line?
known. It is the policy of the
Admiralty to withhold flows; of
this character. . f:
Unofficial reports that,the sub»
marine has been sunk arebemg
circulated widely. It is said the?
craft attempted to torpedo the
British steamerNicosian which
rived at Liverpool from New Or
leans on Aug. 24, five days‘after‘,
the Arabic went down. Accord:
ing to this account, the. NICOSlan‘
escaped and the submarinewhfle ~
it pting to sink her, fell VIC-1‘,
IIIHO a patrol boat. ' .
In Liverpool the report is curs:-
rent. that the submarine has been:
captured, and not sunk. ~
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