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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 24, 1916 · page 11

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For. Sale,

Wants!

I“ “Add”—

Profesnlonal Cords. and
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M a. who" ’

George I). Iowan. Fist Mouth
Company 0.. and Quartermaster Ser-
yum of 12m Connecticut Valium!“ ‘
Murry died yesterday at the Soldiers
Home in his Tdth year. Interment
was made in the hunk- cemetery.

 

James Hendricks.
J‘awi‘r Hendrick. of Cranburl’, died
at his home Tuesday evening. Funeral
services “ill be held IOHJOTIU“ mom-

 

 

 

 

 

ing at. ii o'r-olck. in'ermrnl “ill '96- in
i Norwallt (winery.

~$3¢3W3¢2~2M

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’ ‘ Heten O’Connell.

\l'uitl um revived in South Nor-5
“all; I’ltu’llil)‘ of the death of Hvlv‘il

 

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LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nis p886. Twenty-Five Work orig”. 25c

f‘htee Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 centper Insertion. Inblnck-
! [ace or Caps, Double Price.

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I Iron cm s 10 cu. I WW.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE" LA‘ TO RENT ~T\\'U LARGE HUUNIS WANTED‘AT. ONCE. POSITION

(in d»:k and ml llnillidliw. Alrtl lm- for it“: (town-2. totnplt; ti) lurntslw ..~ Mnnytkpwer, u). “0m“ will too
It" of fruit jars. \‘Ilril to extltungc cd, tint: 1th.: llrt'i‘i «unwrap $4 .Itu n ”nymph. {all or write, 341-2 Sean”
1:»: bedroom ful‘llirlllliir 3t \itult nddiu» X. 1.. t‘ t) Hrntmt-t ll $1,“. has mem A :4 J"

 

FOR SALE~—4 Bl‘ll.lll.\" (. LOTS,
on Gregory Boulevard. in by i'tu, Fll't‘
minute.~ from duiltl and trollel'. Schr
and electric strut.
lXt>y paymt tit-s. offer

 

“nulls AT 4 ELIZA»
South

lininit. at Mir. \l’i'i.
lltlt’wsn‘s o lilizabt ‘h strut. 1t.

To LET ~ '.
heth :trct-t,

w . .L'tn 1.“.d ltllltl
:t l'\ 1L'!’ 1,lt‘utt-li

No It urlollahle

 

 

 

 

 

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Noruulk. Walrr. :peztkt‘t; mortar ullh'Jl', pay in cents an

itl‘ltl.

Apply t'htuittvy IUlt'llJill Ronny—

on tircu'n lluuw. A. :1 3:.

 

Jt-fused. Adrift-s»: "ti. L." C U St-llllllt’l. .— -7“- __. .. L.. on. .. . . , .‘ ' "" , . ‘ V‘fi‘,
_.__ __w .__. - | To LET FINE ['HJER “00“}- lN— W’A‘NTED ~ l\ i. ll.\\ L 0} bit 1‘.
FOR SALE 3.... lil‘l'n‘ NM: (1111111 on lilt‘llllvt‘S. 11 Van 23mm ‘° "1"” M ”."W Mung ”A“ ”m"
13,-“; p.- “u 31,“; “a...“ up: My. lint Noluulk, (‘onn., Also :ltllil_tv ‘ “' -' -‘"“'f “‘ “""" MU“ “a” K:’ "1
Walk. TI is i.~ 2t 11““ lot to build niw rooms in tumor pstrt of burn. oi. ”h” “'1‘ “1‘” 'i' ““11 "““’””“‘“"""
' ' _ l‘i'an! uzttl litt.t1-},t‘ti,r~'t.ulh _\tir\\.tl.
Int 2:.tl w. on. ut It all itnpioroiut-nta « .. _. ‘ ‘—
“(will fur 2" fruit 11cm. Il'ld nicc gar" T0 LET—H ltXismili mm)” " "'_"’—4” . ‘ . W ‘ ‘
0112. Apply to \. l.. Bubcc. 1: Corn mill or \\lll!t|lll loud. 41 Ho: tnul . WANTED '7 \le \" . "M5 . '1”
hllt'bl, linsr :x‘ozuullt. til.l:trct-t, South Nortttzlk. 1.. . 1' “m ”WW-‘1‘“ m“ ‘m'im'g' 1“" l"
._ ___ . t ‘iv'iinl upportvtstt'}. Apply II It. Mi-
I—- V" i i w "M "4* Wfi“ . .. . -, H ~. . ,.‘

FOR sALE—Moron BOAT, GOOD TO LETwl’IJCAELaXTH nouns "“ ‘ " “NW“ “-- "“9“ M" --

condition. 23x6 1-2.
leather cushlou.
falter. Rowayton.

Copper rlvetod.
Inquire Ir. Klino‘
325 tt

Iul‘lllrllt'tl unfurni~litd
room: $1.4m n week up. Also a hose-
\\llll‘ll \vonltl llllllit' at good pork
:1 lnlon HIM”, South Noroulk.

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or Slot-pint:
mom

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FOTSALE — DWELLINGS,
in Golden Hill, Bouton stroetfi
YOSt Street. Meadow street. CC“ FOR RENT~~FIIUM SEPTEMBER
(lar street, WOOdWE-rd avenuey'tirst, houm- 7‘.‘ \l'oodwzird uremic, 6
Taylor avenue, Elmwood at'cnuc.‘i~ootti.-. all lmpioroments, rent :25.
Livingston Place and other POlMS‘ ihmunl .“_ 27 Lincoln avenue, 6 rooms
of South Norwalk.

Ask John T. Haves

 

 

lull itni llt\l‘llll“.ll:‘, rvnt $20. (‘liarlt-s li.
Elluyt, :li ’l‘ltt- South Norunlk Trust
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WANTED-WIAX (Ill MAN AND

tall.

Ll.‘ linurtlt-n v .‘li'u pl‘lullt t..l:..l‘~'.
litilllt‘ hits Hurt improwniozn and n
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mound uttlin li\t' mmnu- .1. oi

the will Ion Addict.- '\' '. t' H Stntizr

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WANTED—Alllllk‘ AND \\‘U.\lli\‘
for light work lll tut-tory. Apply at] um-
ployntvnt ottlrr, Noruatlk 'l'irc tllltl
lluliln-r (‘o., Norwullt. (It.

 

7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.l --._--.-__.._- __ .. M-. ..?.‘“.";" -1...
Real li:.t3te——lnsut'ancc I To LET—DESK ROOM AT 45 d‘r’flmal3uil1fl3lirl ‘\\‘\T\-l'lllj"lltlkl
-_..... .-__ . m”... .. _.__. _..l . .. . v . r . ,2 . t u ,. : :tsi ,—' :
1“Ari. bli.l.i.T. mount. 0). HtL WW Smnhfimwm 3“

~ ~1 _, ~ tinsns. s. connx. azz tr ' '
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“hue Plne [Impound WANTED not .\1 1m. t. s

To LET-~T\\'O APARTMls‘N'I‘S UP
tit-o rooms cut-h. wi'h Improvements.

With Tar

 

 

Soufll Nomad. :it.

.\t .\‘o'- in. and 57 npring street. In- __.

. For That Cold 0‘ Yo?“ 5‘1”“ 3”" "- """h‘vv “3 Gm" 8“ °’ WANTED .\ mum-:rnxr untt.
f' H' BAXTER' crazy“. it“). FEM") 13"“ 12' M if, for $‘i‘llt-l'ili lmuu '.‘.Ul‘k. t'ull :i' .\I:-‘

_ A h -, ,_ -- g I "_’“" ""—‘" .lumcs (loltltn‘:~, I rum-stout .twnut‘. s.
NO'FICE . TO LET—A ‘STHRIC, 2’07 EAST Nuruttlk. ‘

;\\'nsliinc'o:t s'rct-I, East Noru'alk Im-
nemow, of me, 'prorcmenttt. inquire Dr. B(lllm'\0n, (it

On and After May 9th [South Main strcct. Telephone 60. AlsoE
fielglt' Will l'i‘ l‘i‘t't‘lli‘ll Hi Pl" 45' an npurtnivnt, it Chupel rtrcot. All
Egéclelkf‘bs‘g-‘ig‘;¢‘f:ii”\‘:éé¥fimmmn-mvnts. Also 1'. room npurtntcnt
‘ORT, ROWAYTON AND DARiEN

i‘llto liust \\‘:tuhini:ton sin-ct. Rent \‘cry
'rcnsonublo.

 

 

3!. Annlng J. Smith Transportation,
in”. In ' ..._ - -, .-. ‘ -----..___
' _ - -~--‘ ~ LOST. j
St‘llllllt'l Adm pa}. Try one. :___._ .__, _, -"__,.____.-._..._.. M
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‘untl l-Zus‘ Norunlk, on Futurtluy, Aux
nth, :t ludiw gold hunting ('JIH‘ \I'Il't‘ll
:Wllll tun :«ttnt'lmtl. ltouurd if rt-~
turned in 'ltis (\lllt't'. 31.

LOST ~lll£'l‘\\'l-Ilt‘,.\' HAYMOXI) ST..
and tho (Ir.:tt A. 1‘. Tcn (‘o., gentle-
mun.< lllitllllllltl .titlt pin. l
mud on lt‘ll\'lll,L‘ :lt this ofllct‘. A. 21 ll.

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—LOST-~~A SI'M OF MONEY. Sl'N-p
day, lN-IVH‘I‘II itotuu Point and 3h ()\'-
ford ttt'uttttc. l-‘intlcr plvnw 'l‘lionc
304 3. 3t.

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‘ BUSINESS NOTICES.

 

 

PAINTING -— l‘.\l‘l-Il{—llA.\‘t‘.l.\'G;
decorating, palntcr‘s supplics; “all!

 

paper, upto-dnlc stylus. lowvst prices.
Trial on.
Alcxandcr‘
m'.‘3

listiniatcs cheerfully given.
In: solicited. Tul."400,
”Write, (it 1-2 Ely nvenuc.

ounnuunu

'03 nos 79 outAofiuV 'f 'V

 

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WANTED—4‘0 hi i‘ ALI. KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices
paid. lll‘l‘il prices paid for calves. H.
Friedman. South Nonrnllt. Tel. 1151.

 

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WANTED 't llltlnlll‘
tnttn Ill cutting romn.

l'rl'Ntl

OPERATORS 0N SEWING .\l.\t‘ll-
Ines, pay while lourning.

MEN SHIRT IRHNI'IRS.

\Cluett, Peabody

‘ & Co, Inc.
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II; »' 'it' of .\HY\‘. lit. l-‘i‘o’ontc
Court. AllL‘lh” thh. A. It. 1911:.

I”. (ll ll'u-Imcl Morton lzttc
Norwatlk in mid lti~trict. deceased.

The Court of Probate for the District

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..—..-__—-‘ hai‘

O‘Connell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Janie: U‘t‘mtntrll. \x ho formerly [raided
‘in Spring le family has
well-knoun here, and Mr U‘t‘onnell
Via: t-rnplo) ed as hatlcr. SUUlt' time
ago he niohd to East Orange, N. J,‘
and took ;. ptmllltlLl as salesman for a

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:"rl ”t! id been ill but a short.)'
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illllt ui'ii .lll‘dtllllt‘ puralhir. 0

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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 10.0
l::l/i‘.tlt"i l': “0891‘: IU lAvlllr Zt‘lltvl‘i O

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~11»: 1'.‘Ill Ilu Illing~ bruitvu mention :
- ‘ -~ . . , , ‘6

fidi‘h f >lu vumn ,o lltlln‘ll H Roy, :.

lI‘Ulltl 1...: and linilding.‘ Mirth-1:0

MTH", \\ :tt‘. i..

John».~ lunm to Mary H. lindriv z.

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.ll“l l(‘.lll :1 .'.~ FH.“.'I. Park, \\‘;it 1.
ll:‘.'_» .l _\‘|Hi”- lti l-'.tltllll' S .‘i". 1".
thrll< Ian \lnitln lltu’tt’ll. War I :.
llt-nry J. l.’\llli r to lmulse 5 ”All"?
l.l".ll Lot Mutant llt‘itl‘l:_ \\'nr. {.0
liduztrd \\'t«lw to (lunrgu lli't‘hellw»i6:.
l.to Ilitrtmr \‘lt‘\\ l‘nrk. \\'ar_ :
.\llllit‘ ll. Simon to Lawrence 0.1..
l‘htlrox Ln. Harbor Yum l‘ark. \\'ttr.l

llltz’a lion in (io-liurtlus ll “ordun‘
P-lwt and Buildings. ('I‘llll‘f‘ :tiuziuv

OFFICIAL CALL FOR SPECIAL
SESSION.
HAliTl‘Ulil’. Aim L'I Iitlh'rltm‘
Hull'lllllll pt'vpmt-d Ituln)‘ iIn- timtial
Hill for lllt \pv . i ll waxy-«Ion of tliv tlrit

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M'ttl .\“f‘lltllll to ln- livid Sl‘plt'llllln“

l: it' It tll'llll‘lt. to lll-llu' [llUllslUlli :
tt-r .lir taking of mo low of [hr ('0th0

.mt‘n ..1 titmp- u": tlw )It‘xlt'nn Mir-“f.
out ' j x
\ "‘41., . £030
STEAMSIIIP DESTERRO .’°

WITH IRON ORE FOR
GERMANY. CAPTURED

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I BY THE RUSSIANS :o.‘

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((‘on'lnned From First Page.) I.“

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of the Soyccourt Woods. the Ger. 0:.

mans last night attacked wit. 7..

grenades the French positions‘}.

south of the Somme. but without ‘3.
iavail. says today’s French War‘ 3
’Oftice statement. Positions lie-l.

tween Fleury and Thiaticourt.-°:°

which had been taken by the...

.Frcnch were violently shelled bvloo
the German guns. . i.
Defcat of the Entcnte forces};
along the Struma river. on diet...
-Maccdonian front in Northeast-'3
ern Greece. was announced by the} 3
Bulgarian War Office in a state— 3‘
mcnt issued yestcrday at Sofia. .0
The statement says the [521- 0‘0
tente forces took flight. leavinqloo
the ground covered with dead.i.:.
and that up to th- time the State-i
ment was issued the bodies of"K :0
more than four hundred dead had .‘3’

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.been counted. Large quantitiesi‘f
of ammunition and supplies. iii-‘00
, cluding eight machine guns. \vcrciéo
{captured by the Bulgarians. I...
i The French War Office thisi .3.
afternoon gave out an official an-t 2
nouncement or the operations ini’f
front of Saloniki. reading as fol-Pf
lows: i”

“In front of the riqht wing 05:03.
the allied armies the enemy is en-‘.:.
trenching himself on the leftlsO

bank of the river Strutna and out...
both sides of the highway to}:
Scrcs. '

 
 
 

 

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ROADSTER
CABRIOLET
TOWN CAR
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F. O. B. Factory

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Oakland.$795 to $1585

F. O. B. Factory

 

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Used Car Bargains

We have taken some very good cars in trade for
new cars. We may have just what “you want,
if so, you can buy it at a bargain.

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TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—Tll(-"
irregular course of prices at today‘s
opmiizi: suggested a continuance of
,ycstvrtltti'lc profit taking and moderate

'hoar prcs>urc pending an adjustment
0 fthc railway labor sitttn‘loti and oth-
er considcmtlon.u of a technical cltar~
actor. U. S. Stool was oI'foer in largo

blocks or an cxtrcnic dot-line of 3-8. ‘d '
with similar recessions in transcontin- “ VIRONMENT l8 EVERYTH‘NG‘

cntul rail-2 Bctltlclicm S‘ecl, Max- '° the woman or :eflnément. Now“:
Well Motors and Tomv'rsscc Copper} w dearer tb a woman‘s hell't than I:
Tut: m.” or”)?!vrlilallnnwd or one; mutrui home tastefully Matched. 1!.
porn gains: in rum 1 c and Ropubhci zou’il come to us we'll show you our;

Stools and fractional advances in News l f nil , ;
York Controls. Eric and Studebakor.; ne 0 Q“ ty wall paper and "magi

The list hardenod before the end nfi tow you may beautify your home at}
tho first half hour under the lead of? . nomtnal cost. Our prices and gm
Stool.

WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.—
Stml's decline to 9’.‘ with correspond-

 

 

vl‘J appeal to you.

Vol Nonrulk. litttlt limited and allowed
six months Il‘tllll lllt‘ onto llt‘l‘POf for
ltho t-t'wditois of said listnte to exhibit
‘lllt'll‘ claim» for iteltltvni-f‘nt. Those
. \\‘l10,nt‘glt‘(‘l to prcscn: their accounts.
propcrly :tltt-sted. within said time,
will be dobarwd a recovery. All pet‘-

to JOSEPH MORTON,
Administrator, .
A. 17-24-31.

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WAITING.
I sit “itliin tltc lllll'llCl' shop
And gladly wait my turn
With dull fatigue I ncnrly drop
And with impatience burn.

The children that I left alone
My door and loving wife—-

Between the Struma andt’
the upper valley of the Mow,-
,lcni. Anglo~French forces have

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repulsed without trouble several!” _ '
attempts of the enemv to recamgwould be‘ unavordable were it to
ture the positions occupied bvlbecomc a theater of war.”

aAnglo-French fares to the north
of Palmes. in the sector of Doir-

" - . . ‘ . - U . . .
lcons indo‘urd .o bald ESIHLC are "‘«xan. and m the dunno“ of Ljum-i
‘qucsted to make ituuwdizue xitll'llll‘llt‘nica.

“Along the entire mountainous
3front to the wear. of the M02-
Icnica. Serbian troops are devel-
1oping an offensive. On the ev-
itrcmc left. they have re-occupied;
ias a, remit of a vigorous counter
Iattack. Hill 1506. five kilometres
1 (three miles) to the northwest of
lOstrovo Lake. which position

What measures can be taken at
the proper time against the em-
peror of Germany and other per-
sons hcld to be answerable for
compelling inhabitants of the in-
‘vaded cities of Northern France
mediate steps which France
might take in behalf of these peo-
ple, are questions to be raised in
the approaching session of the
Chamber of Deputies.

Deputy Bouyssou. in a letter

to work in the fields, and the im-.

came more calm. The Deutsch-
land proved to be able to navi-
gate the stormv sew: exc‘llently.
Her engines worked faulteSSIy.
No icebergs were passed.

The American government,
says the dispatch, acted in a cor-
rect manner as a neutral, rigor-
ously enforcing respect for its
frontier from British and French
warships by the employment of
its own men-of-war. After a
British cruiser entered Chesa-
‘p akc Bay at night even more ef-
fective measures were taken to

 

 

to Premier Briand. in which he enforce neutrality. No less than
. .- tseverely criticized the acts of theeight British warships, it is said,
i Rumania has not decided‘ Germans toward the population were on the alert, surrounded by
iwhether she will enter the war, of the invaded region. gave no- numerous small American vessels

H

ithev lost on the morning of Aug.

land on her return voyage, and Y

in: leYt‘I‘L-als in other industrluis
Jur-nrurrd the reactionary trend of the
early afternoon. Sugar also receded,
but Coppers were relatively firm.
WALL STREET. Aug. 24., Noon—-
'l‘ho noteworthy feature of the fore-
noon. apart from its alternate udvanc~
es and declines, was the marked cea-
satlon of actlvlty. Rallies of the first
hourr‘grwe way to fresh selling, with
Steel 8 factor. Heavincra was shown
by Marine Preferred, and some of the.
npeclaltlos. but this was neutralized
by strength in Sugar: pad Coppers.

\ mm 81.

The Goring; £3.

 

 

it There's no Job in this city that can-
not be filled y a really capable
WOTJKE‘P-flnd a capable workers
temporarily out 0 work, watch the
Sentinel "Help Wanted" Ads. closely,
as: ,

Accept all the luck thin comes your
way—but don't DEFEND on Its com-
lng! If you want a Job, use a Senti-

 

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Bands were steady. ’

.‘J -gu—da

nel Want, Adv.

How will tlacy furc while I am
gone?
How will I get through life?

I wonder if they'll all

“pop”

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tied advertiser it once” ,. ‘

know

H your mum ‘5 “mum“ “in“. Romanian statesmen therefor-eyed 4,200 m
destructive become a Sentlnel clout-'9" guided by the desire to wareivoyage.

V,irt the opinion of a person char-itice that he would inter-pollute
tititcterized by the Overseas Newstthe premier on these subjects.

lAgency ac ndistinguished diplo-i Reports of the return of the
imatist. who is especially conver- German submarine Deutschland
.nant with Romanian affairs. Helfrom the United States are cor-

Iis quoted as'follows on the pres- | robomtied in a telegram receiv-

“Vht‘” he gets back once morc. ent situation: “Romania's atti- ed at Amsterdam from Bremen, distance of one

situation. The country is virtul-2 nondent.
lv surrounded by belligerentsdformation,

their country the

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which had been chartered for the
purpose .of placing nets and ob-
taining information as to the

hundred miles

This waiting in a barber shop 'tude i: (1". to her geographical'as forwarded by Renter‘s cones-“was traversed under water with-i

' According to this in-
che Deutshland travel-
ilcs on hot homeward
At the beginning the sea
injury whicli was tempestuous, but laterit be-

out difficulty.

The Deutachland returned
home slightly damaged. according
'to an Exchange Telegraph dis-
patch fr . Thefiague, which

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5: . rd.“

Vu‘ml'ev l . ‘

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says this information is contain.
ed in a telegram from Brem
The members of the crew .weré
unwilling, it adds, to gch detaih
of the return voyage. The arv
rival of the submarine surprised
her owners. as she was not ex-i
pected to dock within a week.
The departure for Amrica I
week ago of the German auburn
rinc Bremen is reported in a dik
patch from Bremen as for-wauhdi
from The Hague by "the Ex-
change Telegraph Company. it
is said the owners of the Deutsch- J
land .and the Breme‘n ’
word seven days ago 'of the propi-
fess being made by the Banach-

 

received

that it was not until they hair
obtained this informatian that.

. they permitted the Bremen to de-
movcments o' the Deutschland.‘ '
Nevertheless, the submarine suc-;
ceeded in leaving undetected. A‘

art. , ~

The Dcutachland took the W
route on both her voyages, tho
dispatch says. returning to 6:;
many by the North Sea. CM v-
Paul Koenig. of the l')eut8t:h‘lau‘ul
is being feted as a national from.
and has been summoned to . f
peror Williams’ headquarter! .Wii;
report on his voyage. ‘ g . ”in. ‘_

 

 

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