w..— “q...”
” ._. remain}; Chief of sour Bean p Priva
m SOUTH at m. drawn by a tractor.
;“ F EVENING 8m met- the war those boys, and oth-
M ““- lit: “1"“ 'm mud ‘0 “R J
I. I. a a. L con-l. hops. re“ hand in French “mm and “l
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m — (ropean farming in general. Acknowhj
W BY edgln . , . . .4 .
g that man) of the funnels Oltrl
um comma . _ . . , h .
milkele can beat us in some oranc es
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 21, 1918
Eof the game, particularly the inten,
- 3 she farming of small areas, they will]
«open continental eyes to the big any
line of labor and time made poh‘st‘ble;
l
a») High tide 11:40 a. in; 12:01 p. m.
Sun um 6:08; sets 7:42. .
“'1:__ r . ' machinery.
TigeInAbser of tho Associated Pres. {most a virgin “em-
0 scented Press is exclusively.‘ . .. ' ‘. too when
Untitled to the use for publication of“ “While” more titan 9‘9! ’
Ill news dispatchescredited to it or; the war is over, 0
not otherwise in this paper and also . '- over
the local now: published herein. minlahed man I) -
All rights of republicti’tion of spe-
out diapawhes herein are also re- AN ULCERATED room
Alex Anderson of Hammond. ind.
med.
i“.— m.--” was known as “the powerful Swede."
lie was 31 years old, and had never
is
For that. Europe
it will need our
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macrount of its til—1L
sumo WI. ulna.
,. , PHONE 0‘“ been sick a day in his life. “9 was
Iditoml 380m-” employed in the steel works, loading
'um’“ 0 00*”. ‘ and was the arknowicdflt‘d
WWW—1388. 9* "0'“
Mimi. men“_218_2. physical superior of all his fellow-
workmen.
Tile other day he was suddenly takr
City Editor’s Rowena—14924.,
Indium lanager'a Residence—
11342' on sick. Within a week he died. The 0..“pr 5 .
cause of his death was an ult-ctrtted .
WHV DIE? tooth which gave him a filial cone of
You don’t have ‘0 dig it you do“",blood$oisoning. if that tooth had
"”1“ ‘0‘ 7‘“ 30" Md ‘5 ‘0 t*‘lutat‘"t>eett pulled or filled when it not he
your-Self up to perpetual health. So gun to ache. Alex Anderson would
.88.“ MILD. I. Starrett in a recent still be unloading 1th iron.|
”00k. ‘ V \ "370‘! l It is seldom that a death can he so
Some believers in faith cures and distinctly traced to tt detective tooth.
. Vttluc $2.25.
mental healing have been known to but the doctors say there are tons of At each $1 98 At ................ 8
t _ _- t . ................. . ..... .
any that before. But they put the‘tltouaands of deaths every year to . . . Worth $5.00.
cmphailis on simple. faith. it you just which had teeth are contributing ‘2' ‘ i!" ‘ ' -~ 8] X33 WEFETHORN SHEETS ' At """"""""""" $3.98
believed h rd 6 l. - . l 7 ~. M . l » c s at Geneml Harbonl. now chief of start t Ge . “e '" ”- . ‘
a nougt they <al‘gllid,é(‘all8(-‘h any ant many a d e 0’ the Amcrican part in the n I F o neral Pershing in the conduct i At, each I‘RiNGED 0R SCALLOPED EDGES
you could make yourself livc forevct-.:dlgesll\'e disorder, bad nerves. insotitv private in ii L lie " n ””99. hem lllfi army career IS a ' " """"" ° Superior quality, handsomg designs l
, tc rnn' . . . . - , _ . , ..
moulds. for instance. but ofi‘ dyinzlnia, hysteria and insanity could be “mad in competitiv: ”3.32:3: ‘th 2;“); :‘Inua‘ty 10' 1880' in M7 “9 : ‘ ” X ’9 PIONEER SHEETS ' “(Will $0.00. '
r , 0 a. i V .1 t
to a ripe old age. beating David‘s rec-Jprevcnted or cured by having the before an arm board to be examined fot'oconfrlt‘tlizuihhlah‘ ‘89, m. appeared l \ alue “00' $2 59 A‘ 't' """"""""""""" $398 l
. , .
0rd of three score years and ten bv; teeth properly cared for. ('Olorfi-
.‘t linearly 11 score. But she couldn't — ' 0 duty in Mindanao,
._ t quite minke immortality on this plan-l A RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT W
et. Chauncey Depew who also thinka‘ “The man Mm bmuaitt this can“,
THREE INDICTED
FOR SABOTAGE
d troplic on tho world should he strun:
iup hy the neck."
people the just because David tot
} K. or C. NOT ENGAGED
them they were going to. is now thlt‘ ._ I thlllt‘ $3.00.
{teen years ahead so far. He bid fair This is not “‘0 verdict 0' any ”bid; (Continued from First Pm.) I IN DRIVE FOR FUNDS. I A" “"h """""""""" $1.79 Nflwmgg )tl ‘ a
to beat Mrs. Edd)"s reCOl‘d. but vt'clylfuiwr'hmm" n ‘8 the opinion oi: mcimen FdWlil'd P W i . . Chairman It? i ‘i 51 X 90. WHITETHORN SHEETS Al. plot: . . .. $2.98 '
don't quite believe he'll live fore‘,m.,;l\ltl50r hlmsulf. given to an Amctit-an and 'Albert R. Brow: 133531323; 33]!“ um “um.” ”I t‘ol'tl'd‘tb‘ho332:1“:3'“? I Value $115. . LOVGCLOT" ...........
either. ‘ -- ' n {‘0 “‘0'" "0 “'1‘“ “Curiomt‘d ‘0 ““5 inland ”to court look the matter (trigsagzfllflghtec. and William r. Lurkin. , M out'lt .............. 3 $1.59 ‘ Worth $3.25. '
But then, Mr. Starrctt doesn't bi.“ freely. cohmm'iiozf3311333323???“tsnttodaa :gtijh’lrt-rrtffilfiemgoak'thaw ' 45 X 36 PlLLOW CASES ‘M' NW" ------- ‘ ---------- $2079 i
3V‘Iievc any individual can begin at “m. It need not be inferred that the WM" at 20.010“. An indictment ink-of Columbus in the districts 1:513; . AND '1: u.“ LOVGCLOTH . “f I
Emlnute in his career and ranch mirwords were spoken in an unwontod' 21:; ”2:93:22 ifitnat‘lliubeiit Bucking: :gt‘i $217253: rflmanoi 30w changed 1‘. 390, 45c « 49C 44 Wot-tit $3.00. '
supposedly desirable rem“. “matimolncnt of contritlon. The Kaiser: lattoh of "m Esplol'u: LII-If; gunfigmflled ‘1‘.blop£_pa.l_:ligs glad tip; lg: 5 V 38 1.2 PH LOW CASES . . At, pict't‘ .................. $2.49
he does "ml". believe and Rm‘di”.2u:as not confessing his guilt and in-i mglhi‘ndxngi‘ghc tdplrltitt‘lii‘rhg .3“KyldKfogrlltolfigiglrfgz‘bfnwlj‘irn lduudu .- ‘ ‘\'ttltie 690. J [AQNGCLOTH
preaches is that by curciul t‘dlfl‘i’iilon'ullng punishment for lllH 0‘“ ”9‘" present beliefs regarding the “gratis. for t’ttndrt in which the two diatrIiic‘i: Al- “3"" ----- 59c “ 01th $41)” \ $2 98
, in laws of [mam] the race "In." one; crime. He was flatly denying hilt rc- Ell": intentions to Join the Navy. Jlldfle};2:li b9. "HHW'M will b" when the .. IIIIIIIIIIII At, ptccc .................. g
day attain his ideal lt'r‘ “0t ht‘ faith i “m“mm'“ "Tm" man". “0 c°"'lmo‘.’.’t’li‘: insill‘t't-flligz‘r‘ttoltl‘dmlni‘l? dilly-1:: nfiitlt'fihdglfl..1.2.."2"3§.‘..n l WHICH-mun!
‘lalone that the result la 9htttinctl. bmHinucd instantly. “is not 1' as llWlfrom Juno 1- lavendina a~ Part of flirt-o matrix .MM" W” ‘ ' . ~ - . h
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Arncvn .l. Bernard colored a watch- "Wk HlUdylnfl the l“
. . , much In
man at the Norwich post Dillon. w“; to m ”M” QUIZ?
charged ‘wltlt the theft of two lettertt’ l’rofcsttor
containing ttlonev from tho mall Of-i Yer-SH! in in charge and ti
' p ‘ . . _ . . . . . . to score-
rum: in rung, on the laddet tovtatdg, flciala believing that these deprmltt-l titties ttrc already able to carry on I
immortality. lillnlnly lltt‘ llellSl‘T‘ O‘l‘b‘ll'l“ 0‘ tltina httd bcon mint: on. placed twa'litnited conversation in French. Su-
When death stops childltll‘fi’f‘ wm‘cuilty conscience. shrinking front tlicllcttera containing marked currency tut; pronto Knight James A. b‘lahorn'. of
world scouts to think."
> p ‘by science, aided faith as.
will serve to boost the science hiahem
lly such mil/cs for service abroad.
was made
a A. Purl. of Columbia Uni.
This strange utterance
apropos of nothing whatever. it was.
it
.i-rt.
' - l . - . l3 trap. and these were laior found int New Yolt . .
ti: amp also—4t is but a temporary cx-EMV'“ *‘ “"“N‘m’n- Bernard's possession. He picadmi' from (it‘flle'rtlllmg. lfe‘ggahintle?::
" "path?!“ 1 We nccd ttot concern ourselvca unwiluilty't: tltclcharxc. lttverredtltnt they mander or the American tor'ccs in
. .' ' ' .- .~‘V°P|‘ P ‘on ytwo ettera ho had France i ' |- <
. - i l' it til the rohlenl of llollcnzol t I . n rep) to one sent him At .
at Malthua would say to all this in) t D :awlen. He was given four months in , out 6. when the victory convention [gt
“would be interesting to hear, The be- 19'" PFV““°‘°"'~ SW“? it ‘0 “YR“? Norwich 00“le Jllll- .. itlte Knights was opened at the Wal-
neVerq in reincarnation might also "that the Kaiser hail pronounced a! rafiggltflfgnlizno airyktafiatl‘tltf maxi]? . dirt-Astoria. New York. and the good
. . . . ws 9 .
'have entertaining matter to add mmightoous judgment. which all his Th9 lamst penaltywaa placed ont‘000 lttfcthlh‘tlvrgehlgigzudEM’ll'thzftgiggtfifi
“the discussion / lclamorous denials and tricky subtei‘fiwmll‘m "00193! 0! New London. who follows:
‘ . i ' ’ ~ d 'rh Alli s ohoutd‘had be”. ””0?“ Md" “0”“ ”"0” Jamcs A. Flttitcrty. K. of c. Headquar-
But ““3 much. in R" seriousness. 15' mg?" cannot ova 9' e e f Pfellllallles given for bootlcxging wcret ters. 461 Fourth avenue New York
. <- t . as o ows: ‘ ' - '
true. B ballev'n firmly in ion takc hint at his word. Nothing less, ' ! City. p ‘
y l g g I John Cherry, New London. ilvc days: 1 wish on bchalf of the troops under
Ilife, by bfiilding 0118's bodily and “1911' Win fully efoate ”‘9 crime and cure; in 13".;rny command to thank ywr omnin.
tal strength carefully With that and “l9 9"“ 0‘ mmln‘l autocracy. , 1’0““ Marie", a machinist "7 N" tlongnot only for its generous and in-
i ..._——4-———- lLondon. two days in 1“" and then 3° spiring message but for the substan~
.ln view._years may be added to life to work. Ltlal service it is rendering for the.
According to the German press, rte-i
’ ' ’ George McAlcer. of Norwich. firearm . i .
onl carilli. eNot biicr:::éulto:l::::im"ks the New York Times. the. dayshin gm“) rd lull. l y n France. PERSHIING.
insert! 6 y ars, ' I -’3 , .l . 0 ll Ont‘ltw. n‘nativo of Russia.
productive ones. * tAmmc“ mm" ”mm” ‘3“ minds" a‘rrestcd innNew London. July 20. two‘LIMITED SERVICE
4 ' . wholl , of negroes. on Tues ny wro y rays .n in . 1
Most of us want to die at some timef 5 - . Patrick Connolly. who has been in MEN TO BE USED
'of Indiana. and on Wednesday Whonytjail since July 8. two dnva in jail.
lot German-Americana. who, howevcr.: William Dooley. New London. alx
.. months in jail, and was promised that
;if he appeared in court again the pen-
tnlty would be one year. ‘
long as whatever‘. Oscar Sanflrd. colored. who has just t “ed serl'lcflfla-‘s 0‘ “5"" Who “"9 able‘
. ‘ tbecome tweny-one years old. was sen-10 ‘pcrform clerical Work.
kind of an army it IS keeps on march. traced to jail for one day ttntl warned! N 175 Clerks In sun I
. . e n of Bar to register on August 24th. othlng has yet been arranged forf
mg in “‘9 general an ctio 9 v .m ,maintcnancc but it is expected that
"SIGN Hana» m tinstructions concerning this will fol-‘
. FEMININE VOICE NOW low. The salaries pald,to the. clerks‘
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' nono' of the boarding rules: N . . l___ at present employed in” draft work
So for DA BURl. Aug 21 Proapecthe‘ tango from “0 to ”00 a month. The".
‘have mentioned fish in cans. It would'xucsts at Hotel Green here Will hem"are about 175 clerks employed in the
after sec the domeared. mkctaincd‘atate. i > ‘
'rczlater spun ,Jauntily around by a MaJOr Buchley has received three
sfeminine hand and will be requestedfinhllsnm: 1.36:1 penggomtpfigtls start:-
, . .. . rs ca 3 or w men r-
"? 513" here‘ by a distinctly fem! ilimitod service to be sent to Camp-Up-
—----—-0‘----—-. Imnc voice. Miss Helena ledeil 0f.ton. Yaphank. L. 1.. betwoon Septenr
, Loc‘ittt. ummon BOARD. ,No. it Clifton Place has been .engag-{ber 3 and s. memoir-ms who are
Three calls» by the Local Exemptionied as clerk to succeed James P. Cal-teapable of performing clericalservlce
Board are due on September 1st ““‘lglahan. who left on Monday. War con-' are not to be included in thiuquota..
3rd tofill the share of District No. “‘ditlons and the scarcity of young men {This exclusion is taken to mean the'
i of the 1,550 men to be called from Gen ’ ‘ .determination of the Government to
necticut. have ““394 “‘9 “DMIPNW-G °l w(Thrace that these man are employed in
First—Induction can No. 1205 is for man clerks in some of the lad!" ho-Eclorical capacities. .
AS DRAFT CLERKS
" or other, out of sheer curiosity as to
the world beyond. But this world ”(express pure American sentiments.
still full or a number of things—why“! f it h kcs mi hty .littie dit-
‘dle before one's time if good sense} 0 ch ma 8 .
' fcrence to us, so
and checrfulness can prevent it? :
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FARMING WITH SICKLES '
A certain French farmer doesn'tilin.
think much oi? American azricuiturail
‘ilblllty. His opinion is based on his
experience with a squad of soldiers
I",Ilto were billeted with him 12hr a lit,
‘ 'fio while. He gave them some clean.
{with show to make their bunks more
comfortably: and in retum. the bowl.
flint being particularly busy. oil'ercd to I
,_ help him with his grain harvest.
They worked faithfully all one
‘, morning'md thought they had done
j} my. well, considertgg that, air the?
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iingto ndirccts the. induction to the lIm-3
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'tContinuetl from First Page.)
ybe a patriotic measure, aftgr the coal ,
bin is supplied. toilll a corner of ihe
pantry shell with lemon.
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150 COlOTed men from lhls state to bettels in the state. and it is understood. "
Md 1° 0'“ the grain with was fl“ lit. sent to Camp Devens on Sept. lat. :that the experiment has met with {RED MEN FLA"
tie hand sicklea that are commonly Second—induction call No. 1194 is! . . “.mp1- 37”", DAY
for .800 White man. oertitled for apécia}"succe"-
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HOSPITAL NOTES
“-
The twu local tribes of Red Men'
have made amusements for theirl
Thrift Stamp drive. to beheld Sac.
Admitted Tuesday—Theresa All-,"Rdlifytr gallon 11:)» bites; dfsgigtedl‘
amp ‘ .. y _. r mp ay y m em
.doraon. Wolfplt arcane, Harry Back St. Clair T. n. of tho Improved
no; HIM? "entw- . order or: . m. with the appro}
Admitted. .WodMIdU-‘flomn 13“" val «loud when”. auto director
0 n ,
cell. ‘4 uuoirpoa “attempting or rat-loam pull
insed on rench farms. What: the?“
turned up for work the next morning
however. the farmer refuted their
Wicca, politely informing themlltit’
didn’t. think much 3! thelr'ab‘ltlty- . .The number cram to bargain tmm
.m‘ . .‘ ' .9" '&W.m.“‘? them calls but
firm .t 'am . W ' . 10-, . '- -
' . h,” ~ 5W Woo immut-
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or limited service. to be sent to Camp- i'
Upton from this state on Sept. 3rd.
ThirdF—lmluction call No. 1226 is for
1600 white men qualified for aedarui
militaryllet‘vlde to be sent: to t‘.
outer about Sept. and.
thine comm
Elm-m
. . ti paused with flying
tit-noral Pershing came to know him well when the two wore on
lw. .i. MULLIGAN WARNS:
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t,were bein
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Botrton Store
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE ‘
EATEST IN YEARS
Fifth and last “look
Big Savings All Over the Store. Now
EXM S“ Is the Time to Buy
sun. at 3.13mi ”édeflose‘ifli‘n'tfiflfi‘ifi‘y';
able tor this money-saving chance now.
The Wise woman will fill an the linen closet now.
Sheetsdl’illow Cases, Bed Spreads
81 x 90 HARVARD SHEETS “Md
$1.69
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an over a year ago is respon-
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. grade, best bleach and finish, all
Value $2.00 3"“ “'8‘“- SPICE
BE” t ADS
At, each ................. CROCHET
.
. SlxeolFRle ppm LOOM - X;"':'.h.f"lr’.”[ ......... $1.98 7
£323??? ............. . $1.89 Emiliiil‘i’: ....... $2.49
EXTRA LARGE
81 x 90 WHITETHORN SHEETS worth $3.50
At. each .................
l 90 x 108 PIONEER SHEETS
l'llittc $3.25.
At. l'llt‘ll ................. $2.79 1
63 x 90 WHITETHORN SHEETS
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Made of th at E '
weaves, soft £10321: finishsypgo‘hadnquitlhtigfbvefi
values and low prices.
mu:
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matcltt oi ow.th pounds ot‘ fil-‘ll. Shot ford Spri
tom-z on a supply of coat on lt‘llVlnR
htt'. which, it in believed, would last
ht. .or twenty days.
ngs got 536 eggs in it week
lfrom 270 \Vhlte Wyandottes, a yield
01 28 per cent. The demonstrator
cu”- N ‘ looked these bent: over carefully and
I B THE SLACKERS. i pitkcd out 130 that we ' '
. ‘ I re culls. By his
COAST RAMER i The fcod committee of the Connecti-t own count. Mr. Shepard got 510 egg,
. cut Sldte Council of Defcmo has an the ncxt w it fro
manhood _ er in the remainder no
From “I“ 0|.) ’nounced the results of the flrét iitree hens. or a yield of 52 per cent. in
AN'ATLANTIC PORT. August 21‘". demonstrations conducted in the cam- other wot'dtt. these 130 slackers were
{German submarine late ”werdflygvflizil to eliminate slacker hens and: laying loss than four egg a day and
i323, 23:9 big fishlrtllg trawler Trl-' thus save the poultrymen of the state It was costing 38 a week to feed them.
tahore. safelymaea‘izi the; hgglpeizachfigf 8100.000 a month that it is coating to: The flock and the feed bills were cut
lGermana intend to use the trawler l3 5 2:2: kiwi: all“ don‘t ‘33'- Forty D“ l“ he”, ”"3 Income from the 8883 m
inhuman “gingham,“ reported than 0 6 cos in the average flock reduced only flvc’ per cant.
i e 0.50“ is playing havoc" with the are sure to lie down and quit duringl Another instance cited was that. of
fleet . . .
.3“:sz fishing vessels on the Grand August and September. Those are A. V. Snuth of Somera, who had a
l The Triumph w“ halted on the fish-inelther the bet-it layers nor the best flock of 47 Willie Leghorns laying It
ling banks by the U-boat and the crowi breeders. There in no earthly roaaon the rate of 46 per cent. The demon-
¥32 figured to take to the dorieai for keeping them: they ought to be alt-atop called out 17 poor birds that
:was afloatrhn'hgnythlgy last higher still Bllugmewd if the chicktm men can were laying all told only one a day and
armed guard of Germans “(1939221 only be sure he knows which hen to the 938 yield of the flock lumped to 65
placed aboard and no proparaiionai kill and which one to keep. nor cont. At the lGlbert Farm School
5 made go sink the ship. tht-l George M. Lenders. chairman of the in Goorgotowa, 1.400 heart were inn-
8 men said. This led to the, food committee. was at first skeptical dlod and over 800 of them. were dis«
banded as 'oulla. This demonstration
{31328311. that tht;d(‘rer‘mana intended about the whole propoaitlon but his
. as '
a re er. and thd school no a week in feed
hills
SEIZES THE FISHING
TRAWLER TRIUMPHl
AND USES IT AS A:
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The Triumph is owned by the North poultry specialists today 5"“!li
'Atlantic Fisheries Company, and is facts that ware absolutely convincing.’
one of the crack boats at the fleet. .Mr. unders said the poultry i'ttrmvt'I
BOSTON, August , 21.——Fishermen was askodt tree ..
are said today that if the German. 0 pareoord of the num m1 Harry Chlt'tltn “d children.
aubmarlne made use of the trawleriber of eggs he 50‘ for one week be- Mabel and Richard, 0‘ Northampton,
Triumph, seized yesterday. as a ram! fore the demonstration and for magnum. has rotor-nod to hot home after
er. they would have to re-coai the week followlnz. no tho-e is no guessfi pleamtwook's visit with relatives
craft every ten days. The Triumph is work about in a, p. Shepard of Staf- on Union Put,
manned entirely by a Canadian crcw ' A .
EN 1 7 to 45. .
rot- ontortu'tmmamoty. n (m “1&5... m .
and is ovmed by a Canadian company
PREPARE of’lho Ilium satire of tho United-lulu.
The vessel is 125 feet in length. fifteen 5
feet deep. with a Uwenty—two foot 3
M ‘mvtum and» mono: llnllol out» Any mm
«mm umummm.m.m"
beam. and registers about 250‘tonsi
W—CAVALRY—HWANTRY—NAVAL
on... m t- with“ team. nun-cud, mm- mm r .
u. nun nut tumu- .- m Hospital. out. n lrpinod mun-flu}:
Term: um and Traini‘. $200
3, Wound. out: “tum-lo. the... who at...“ g... um“.
I
. } U N f 0 spectatowtdt Course
Fishermen said the scene of the at-g
tack undoubtedly was on the western}
banks. oi! the Nova Scotla coast. in‘ »‘
the open sea and outside the three-l
mile zone of Canadian waters. New
England vessels have not visited the;
western banks since German subma-l
rines were first reported in the Bay of:
Fundy several weeks ago.
WASHINGTON. “August filo—Strong l
‘foroes of swift n‘avil patrol boats “at
destroyers sped. today to the North
Atlantic fishing banks. where the traw. l
ler Triumph. captured ybaterday by hi
German submarine. which, armed and-
manned. in reported raiding nahingl,
fleets. Naval oiflcera herb think relio
capture of the trailer or her entmrod‘i
destruction by the German crew is at
certainty.
PORTLAND, Maine. lA‘uxust 2i.-.
The stem trawler Triumph. ‘cnptutcd
by the crew at a (tempo. optimum.»
landlord fllhd’undpi hr Xi’an!“
R FmScptmbeh lat
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