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WANTED—WMTER MAN. 'PAY' . ”\Ml‘qfl'ED7-,!30‘1'8~ {N MAGHNEl To LET—FIVE ROOMS. GAS
$2.. a month. Call at Givens Sanital" “‘0“- ‘t‘f‘d’ “0“" (impal‘ NW electricity and bath. Call 256 Flux
“up Samara, sits at “"1“ “a'dWM‘e Me. to. 66 Fort Si..' Hill Road. or phone 1252-5. 616 in
East Norwalk. ‘ 515 3‘ '-
. ., ' . ' " . r " T0 LEV—HOME FOR LEASE. 0N
”33$???“ AN? 3018,}! the Green.‘ Norwalk. 10 rooms, 4 bed
”13., away!" “01:35 "grams; rooms, partially tarnished. 1-2 acre
\‘anceiuent. Murphy Mfg. (30., East lawn and garden. Large open the
l avenue. ' 516 (it
WANTED—A 30! To DRIVE‘ A
delivery wagon, between 16 and ll.
es. $16” at
WANQ—BY A MIDDLE AGED . ___
lady. is sition as attendant or an. WANTEDwFlltEMAx CLUET’I‘ A:
blatant ousekeeper. No objection tol Peabody (‘0. 5,6 m
going out of town. Addless ”if?!
keeper." care the Sentinel office,
ern improvements. Will sell'if desired
Wm. ll. Byington, Gazette Building.
Norwalk, Ct. 516 (it
wmreo—L‘surm. MAN. ifl’r 7° LET—“O.USE' ””5 “D
l 25 a month. (‘all at Given‘s mditfipwmmem "1 “qr“lki 80““ NW“
WANTED—Bo Anti ‘ no tonce'm‘i S‘“"°""~ “5 6‘ 3:111}; flgglut’l: tohllthél'mmthafin'
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itidé‘lft‘r‘l‘ X?§‘§2£§“3l‘.i‘i “is? l... mm m ..
bright sunny 'room‘ '.‘Write all panic-9.525 “ "mm” ca” 3‘ Gilen'” smlm"
\ilara.’l\[rs. George'Wl’ight} Jl‘r- Clawililfifmmrgmfl . ...- W-
FOR SALE
aveiiue,‘Rowaytoa. 1
WA'V'EL'II ”A“ FOR dramas} FOR SALE—A COAL AND GAS '
8‘ work on lll'il'at8 place. :dgk'dcrtrf‘: range. slightly used. 79 Cedar effect To LET—ll ROOM HOUSE ALL
u r ,.
:Loog'clllh‘dfficgddrwfges. Board and 30‘1”] Norwalk. S13 3tttlllpr0vements. Garage for two ma-
wiishl'ng. Address T. W. Austin, MTi!-—-———w . ___~_____ . *Jwines. Rent reasonable. Will give
ten, Tflt‘blidnfiii'fi‘h. ' sic 3t FOR SALE—0R . Excumouflpwlesstaa Oct. 15th. inq‘t’tlro 41
—~ plot of ground 50 x 150, 5th avenue.. Seaview “9-, between 0 and 8 D- m-
WAMEUfl‘VOMEN CAN EARN .East Norwalk for either Stutz, Nation-1
:tidgsmi: :l‘iclll'ziligt’laxigllglfiabvhfid:la" Buick 0’ Mercer touring car. it T° LETTIMMWATE posses.
in: on *H. Jacob t Sonsrshoe matrix-Justified would add cash. Address box Slon' ”’9 All?“ Dauchy PM. ROW)"
iacturt-rs, Belden avenue, NQ‘Walk. l0. 8., care Sentinel. as 1m to“, “"9“ rooms, large atdefvtmprove.
‘ 1 6t _.___ ____ mm__-‘__ , __ _7 _~_ meats, city and n'ell’watt'i‘.'Largo tot;
. FOR 8ALE~1SOME CHOICE youxcmom-enlent location. Reference -re-
WAN-fgguk'rnm" mar. (‘ANiooclrer-els. Single comb White Leg:
got a good 'ateatiyi“maitidn taking'homil. bred troin winnem,‘ Storm,
wre oi“ stock "room." H. ' Jacobs tit l'Conm, single comb Rhode Island Reds,
Sou, shoe manufacturers. Beldcn avr-‘blted‘trom hoary tall and winter lay-
nuc, Norwalk. 3TB Bret-s. Prices reasonable for Quality.
~.__ tReynolda Poultry Farm. Highland ave-
WANTEQ~5‘IEN M‘ THE Kmm-fiUG- no?" 103‘“ ., ,quire No.17 Gregory Boulevardflant
Durnin Fur Co. Woodward avenue. { ,Norwallt :13 t
' 316 ”it ran SALE—DWELLING m so. .. -.._ ..‘_ _ ' l
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FOR GALE-A Shll'l‘ll MOTOR Norwalk. “ell located, conVrnieht to T0 LET—A PLEASANT HOUSE,
0"“?! 9“"? modern improvement. in
wheel in fine condition. One" new;"l"'”h- ““001 and R. 3- “IMO“. 6
the. Inquire at is (fore avciiuo. all} (31 room “Oil-‘0. Will all lltlDPOcht‘niR-Egood locality, at minutes from depot
~ ' Garden. Price 32,500. For particulars llnquire 22 Ta 10‘ av - ‘
WANTED _, ilxirtlanSliEn on; In" Road ’ r “1““ “W 1““
or before Oct. 1. 3 or 4 rooms for a. ASk 101m T. Hayes ' a 3 6t
‘iailiily of E adult<, with heat, use o‘l'] . - . ‘ -
baili. must be centrally located. Adj "0- 7 Main St, Nomlk 'ro LET-A STORE AND 2 FIVE
alt-As Private. care of Sentinel. slt‘l 3tE ‘IIAL Efllflffmmmcl mom apartments 207 East wash. St.
r t
.;. [M'M ' ' ’ " ,r--~ .4.__._. East Norwalk. 4 room apartment on
WANTED _ BY ‘MANVFAQTUR‘ . Chapel St. inquire 04 South Main St.
inc. concern. bright young lady'witli . . - Tel. 60.
knowledge of bookkeeping and typc-l ~- ~ _. 4 . .
"’"W‘g- G00“ 0090"‘“““V- Adam". District of Norwalk. as. Probate! ro LET—3 ROOMS .Ar 96 TAY-
“ll 8.,» care of Sentinel. 513 ill 1.(‘ouit, September 14. 'A. .D. 1918. ‘lor avenue”. inquire Mrs, N."i".irloV, 16
1 ‘ln the matter of William llcmliio. . ,
WANTED—41ml.“ FOR GExliltAlr‘ of Norwalk in said district, a minor. ‘Gime street, or telephbne 1852‘”
; Whereas. \ "lit n... ’ . t' . l
housework. 119 Flax Hill Road. 3.. ' k \u 9 ‘flpphm ion has
Jlnient, 13 High street. Inquire 38 Bay-
view avenue. Tel_ 1251.
1085-12.
.. ‘ > all 3t
10 LET—HOUSE, no. 12 souxn‘
View Terrace. All improvement; In-
\‘-,
‘l
HOUSE, 62
tints re-
WANTED—A MAN FOR GENE“; Mrs. Frank Mansfield
at work on private lilace- Milk. mm: Mrs. Selina Mansfield, will“ or? PAINTING -— ' momma-llama
or one horse. Over draft age will (lo-'lt‘rank Mansfield. died at No. 20 (cancel-“1n; painter'a supplies- “I.
lbccn ma'dclo this court-byftllc guards? TO LET—8 ROOM
.ian of the cstatc'ot satd‘minor, prainoodward
WANTED — OYSTER OPENERS inl'. for reasons therein sot forth. for
, , . .Y_'mi ordci- authorizing him in coliipro—lmomh' For particulars inquire at 0"
J. 8: J. Vt. ELLSWORTH 00.. kt. . . . 'iicc iOld W l '
. r) N J AND 91,) It‘lll'l‘O‘t' misc n ccrtain claim in favor of said 0 9' 03‘" C0-
;\A§EET.'NHTV YORKHCI’I‘Y ll? (‘3‘ minor, in tho manner aild liiciliod‘
4 r » - S . ‘St‘l out in said application: m
t Ordered, That said application 1ng Bug! 5 301.1998.-
WANTED—AT THE HILLSIDE board and .lclcriliincd at the I’robatc' . . .
School an experienced Mums who Office, in Norwalk, on the 21st (lav oi"! I“‘“°“_ “M ""3"“ "H“ ~
‘ . ' , 1 Sepicliibcr, 1918. at 10 o‘clock. torn blocked m ”1" 18195! :~t_\lt. tit trai-
'Wl“ have "m" charge 0f ‘1‘" ”g noon: and lllili public notice tlicl'tioilfionablc prices, .lolin Rvdwm, corner
room and serve one inblr- Altrli’ ahllc .L'iycu to all persons tntcrefstcdiwitter and llllt'llalltl all‘t‘t‘ts South
the school. 513 3t,lll(‘l'('lll by publishing this order in “:Norwalk '
.. newspaper having a circulation in‘ ‘
’Niltl district at least fivc dava bcl‘oret “’M
WANTED-SMALL HOUSE ON ,4 ~. ‘ ' ’ ' .
. ;.ald day of hearing. l 310‘“ Wilalra. All kinds of stoves
heated apa..ment of 5 or 6 rooms- HENRY W. GREGORY. ircpaircd. Bricks and grates set in on
t H s I
all litinll-ovements. Address ‘1“. 1:113:33 . .Ju-dgo‘isllol‘t notice, iii the lowest prices.
on inc. 8 j? " " ' ' " " "w“ lRotl 's C .. .
1 DEATHS AND FUNERALS ,m‘ mm” 3‘0”” 3 ”iff-
. _ I ‘ 3 m
Good wages. Board and wasliing.ldar Stl‘t’ei on Fridat’. aged fo‘il’l _ _
Address T W Austin Darien Tele- “ears. She was a native of llrookli ,1 paper, up to date styles, 10W?“ W109!-
h I, ' ' ’ ' 12 ,N. \'.. and her body was taken to that.Esumatea cheerfully Elven, Trial of-
1! one 65'3' a sIt‘lcityfor burial on Saturday. dera solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
WANTED—GOVERNMENT CIVIL; Michael Elette
. . . . .o l
aervtce examinations everywherel Michael Elette, son of Mr. and Bill. .. .
October 5th 12000 women clerks to Pets" Elene‘ Of 15 E” avenue, dlpd' Union Parcel DeliVery, Edward J.
Saturday at 7 p. m. Funeral services F‘laherty, 91131311910?- Trucking. Lona
be appointed at Washington Salary were held ycstcldav. lntcrmcnt'in'st. distance hauling. Light and heavy
$1200. Experience unnecssary. .jlt’om Marvls cemetery. Funeral. dli'ectorS.:trucklng. Oil‘ice telephones 1581, 300
on desiring government positions Odd“ 'Q' Collin. ' -- House connection“
witte for tree particulars, J, G. Leon-l ~~~- Infant Rea _ _,,_
aid (former Civil Service Examiner,t The infant (.mm of Mr. LOST
421 Kenois Building. Washington.
I White. 61 1-? El? avenue.
and Mrs.
iVVilliam C. Rea died this morning. i
_
all “: —-—-—- - _ LOST—SMALL BUNCH OF KEYS
*7__._____t Funeral of Mabel Clark. Lat east bound station, Sept, 12”., m?
The funeral of Miss Mabel Clark. the ward if returned to this office. s16 3t
kaerED HATTER WANTEP TO, tenvyear old daughter or Mr. and Mrs. ; ~——~
war ii renovating shop. Write to GONE? F. Clark otRowayton avenue’l LOST _ LADY'S BLUE JACKFT‘
M. J. Johnson, 51 So. Main St. Wilkes who was drowned Saturday noon m‘Rcward for return i J h ,, ' ‘
Barre, Pa. 311 3t Cliasmcr‘s Pond, was held this; after: 0 a e, 3‘ F0”
i noon at 2:30 irom tile Rowayton Bap- street, East Norwalk.
' . ‘~ iist church. Rev. ll. E. Anderson oili-'~
.,WANTED EMBEOIDERERS ON‘ ciated and internment was in tile' LOST—WHITE POODLE DOG,
to work at; Union cemetery, Rowayton. (last evening in Rowayton. Finder
fine gcorgette waists
Year. Roth's Crockery Store. 23 E—ll’E ‘ thll please return to Ira C. Lock-
! J a th
home. Good pay and steady work all. ..* ...........
l .
avenue, 34 12". JMOd' McKinley Place. Rowayton.
—...._- - w —-—--A—-—v ~ ——-—..—— A S
AUTO SUPPLlES
OILS ‘
WANTED—U, 8. GOVERNMENT
wanna help immediately. Men. women.
'
u or over. $100 month. List positions - - - 'i
tree. mm r u . , ,. HE MAN WHO susracr 0‘30”“!
Rochester, Ninth“ “‘°' De" 23“, Tthathehu kidney‘ttoublenndnegs.‘ Biomass vumamznto
. touting-om mfg NII’CMlI
WANTED—FIRST CLASS TOOL] .,.°:.:,..:::i:';'..“.:m.t.. their ones... or
A. MODNE
Phone 957—:2
l .
makers. Applvxash Engineering Co ouriiylu the blood mmorodmud l 70 N . . . y
' ‘ ..n. rm m. orih Main st;-
814 3tl ‘ mammal: "' ’r'bflzirdcu: : __ $0.39”
Firemen" ‘
Chance for good wuu"’an¢l ‘Id-
, WANTED-PIANIST. vouuo LAl
trillion.
' Mum
4: to take charge of music dept. Roi~l , I l .
ler Store, 80. Matn'atreet.. :13 at! .
V m
-l .t
' l ._, - . l 1 my 0 I1“ ' , ’ . ‘
O" 5,“ J . l kilo-ordain- “'1'“ u at— ,_ 3' ?l$i.toon°:nl:.m $2,"; make a joint'nnswer'after an ex- regarded as their , atronge‘lin
'v— ' " 3 fit“... awm‘fii loot! physical condition. Apply a. v, change of views. f _ , ‘piap‘es. ‘Starting yesterday alter,
fl; f" It... will." ' “AL. .' "Ital fa.‘ Hing.“ - ‘ ' , N‘flAvDIANl-‘Olifijm‘ery pro htionJlIr Salli” .
' H-t‘ " a. '11,“... ‘ ii. in am» n.1,"... M... iwrrara CAN . land: ‘
W! “fie... Yawn. , ESINFRANC‘
9 "*“h. ' Wu
“fisflfj ‘ ASKS -“" FOR‘tty'coiitii‘i‘iM’ along *the t‘anadiant
places, electric lights, gas and mod1 Allied aviators have bombarded
l
316 6d To LET—FIVE noon APART-l
‘ iniioii with tlcrmally.
quit-ed. Apply 2 Center street; Phone'i'
“"9““9' Rent ‘30 pert liicis liy tlic lltllitll‘t'tl wcrc throwli
" “(‘CPllliS 0f ”10 OfflCllll text Of illehfiisne and L'flpllll‘t‘d him“. do“. Sill-
; was but an‘admission‘of the
" , .. ‘. _ . ‘ -; ' it
7 V . , *V 7‘ , .
. L l » . .. * _
" ' ' , ' "i ‘ ’ “”r- . W w was
t ' t t . i ‘. . , t . , .
lines on the t‘aiial du Nord. Posts
have been taken and retakeii, al-
ways to Canadian profit in the end.
‘ From information it appears that
the enemy is hard pressed for men.
It is more than rumored that Ger-
man women and boys are being
brought further towards the fight-
i e to release men from the
hava'pushed foriv'ai‘d newi’pgsta. 1§ezon ‘
while along the Yarn-Commits With the-American attack in the
(fund; southeast «M Miller} St. Mihiel salient and the French
have advanced on nvfrdnt 9f'hl'0 drives farilier'wcst, the strain 011‘
miles. West of Cauibrlii and German resources bccomcs"more
around St.‘Quentm, the activity evident.
has died down after the British
capture of Maisaemy:
The aerial and artillery arms
have been active on the new
American front southwest of Metz.
The enemy, guns have been bani-
ineriiiu' the American lines but no
iiifantryattacks have. developed:
t. :PEACE maria! tANo
G RMANY 15'qu
Aor‘ Tori MAKE
P AGE OFFERTOBEL-
GIUM"
(Continued from Firit' Page." '
——
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
iN‘ FRANCE, Sunday, Sept. 15
(Reuter’s).—-Among the captives
taken by the Americans at 'l‘liiliu-
court was Professor ()tio
Schilleeriikase, the exploiter of
chlorine gas as a form of civilized
torture.
LONDON. Sept. 16.——A medical
bulletin issued at midnight said
Premier Lloyd George ’5 tempera-
ture had fallen and that there was
a great improvement in his condi-
tion.
railroad centers aiid'ot’hot' hiilitai‘y
targets in the Meta area while t‘iit'~
‘llly airmcli have bombed ' some
places within the American lines,
including St. Mihicl.
Speaking unofficially in London
today, A. .J. Balfour, the British
.l‘tireigil Secretary. declared he
did not we tllt‘lsliglitest hope that
'a real pcacc could comc'from the
AMSTERDAM, b‘cpt. 16.——Aus-
trio's peace note was handed to
“ . f —-~- ”not:
laicst Austrian peat-e note. 'I‘lie ”'0 E"‘f‘“.“‘ representatives at
note has not yet been received licnic, biviiZt-rlaiid, at 1 o'clock
formallv in nor of the Allied capi- , 5"“"513-‘1 “".“.’,'"1.‘"'» “comet! .‘0
lists and no‘otlicial comment on it‘ll!1e \ ”mail“. [felt-"“3"“ my“
:has been made. Reports from 8.19.9 llie notc was'spflu‘lta‘lico s y fl‘llftzl
llm' sources are that the note waslsemeq at Beth“! ‘50!“ “"d (““‘l
issued at the command of the Aus- stalitinople, and was brought "0
il‘iail cilipcror and without consul: “‘3‘, knowledge or. "0mm, power-5.5
. Leaders of lhe liotein which Austria-Hairy
,tllc tlcrmail llclcliS‘tiitr are. report-l gary "Willis mePflIIEMnB to “l
w to be discussing ”w latest Aus’lcoiifercncc for discussion .of the:
trian luovc. [possibilities of peace was dispaiclif1
fillll’ liaroliblltiria, tat- Allfill‘tl—l
,_ . .- r, , i. tuigariaii ‘orcigli i iiiilétcr, 'ou‘;
‘ lAllll‘l, Scpi. H" .Su‘t m] a the order of Eiilpcror L'harlcm'thel
(‘ologiic Volks Zciiullg dcclarcs.
my aerial squadrons flew over the
region of Paris. this iiioriiilig. _
They were atlbjci-tcd to ii llcavy1 WITH THE BRITISH ARMS"
A- ._._..’-....__f..-
“Fieezone” is‘Ma‘gic'it Liit‘i any...-Cem or .Callus:
right off with lingers—Nd*‘p‘tiitt’!‘-.f
tiny- hottlé of li‘reeioii’e tor a few’ ‘ "*" "
anficie‘nt to rid.- your feet. bl '-"
hard corn, soft. corn, or corn batman
the toes, and calluaea, without fireaou ‘
or irritation. Try it! Nb humbugi
!!'”!!!l"
STATE TAX.
' ‘ R‘ "dents f C tic t 01min! taxable, secur-
ities afg'liahle 30 mi??? io'c'girates unless the State
Tax of four mills has beenoaidito the State Treasur-
er orgy ,- . .
BEE; 3!: SEPTEMBER 30m . .
Th5“ ' sites of those who‘nezloet “Tortilla talc ,
willbelia no" 9
'--' ‘ A HeaVy Penalty.
Money on hand or in bank is liableif inore than
$500. Saringttfianks deposns not taxed” .
Instr‘uchona‘ and forms sent on application.
STATE TREASURER.
Hartford Conn:
Thop a little Freeaone on an aching
corn, instantly that corn Itopa hurt»
tag, than you lift it right out. It.
doe-ft hurt one'liit. Yea, magic!
Why mitt Your druggiat sell. a
"3l- ., .u' 11‘» l
m ’
“—7
anti-aircraft iii-o, but succeeded lllllx FRANCE, Sunday, St‘l’l- 15
(llfitlplllllg somc‘boillbq-Thcrc warring, The Associated ”985).”
u i’cw \‘lt‘illllh and some material
l m ‘_ a h l olii-i l Maisscmy, a villaizc five miles
(“WE-”i ““"r‘mr ‘ “' L “ northwest . of St. Quentin. has
l‘t‘llOr .
'llt‘(‘ll ”captured by the British, add-
iiitz aiiotllcr important position to
tlloSc recently taken along the
ridges \t'csi of Si. Quciliiii.
A little bclow this place and to
WITH THE AMEliIt‘AN ARMY
“N THE, LttllliAlXE FRONT.
Sunday, Sept. iii, (By The Asso-
t-iaicd l’rcss’t. Only the shutter-
l l l’ t l . . 'V ft ' ‘ the southeast of ”Hilton “'oml. iltt.‘
“ "m "' l‘r‘,‘ “m"“n T‘“ ”“m‘ ltritisll also iliiprovctl their lines
stand today lll ilic region from]
. . ,Ali-glitly. Fighting of it local lia-
\\'llli‘ll tlic trcriilttlis were cxpclleilwmn, continues 0” the "Mum,“
I ‘ ' | 9 ‘
“'9 appearance "l "'0 “m"tr} Iltiililt‘l‘l'tllli iiciir l.ii llamcc, \vllcrc
“our" li‘Sllllltlll)’ “A m" confusion . ilic cllclilv has llt‘i‘ll forced to kit'-
. o h I ‘
ill which the (li‘l‘lllitih tlcil. ground wwm‘. ‘
v1 ‘ , ' _ l _ . ‘ - '
_ fl.“ ”I"??? n'f‘mllghw‘ wimmf‘l British gunners bombarded llli‘
M‘tilOll “ll “” "3”“ ,“m' .‘"‘:]liildciiburtz llllt‘ iicrcclv for hours
”I" "”"W'V‘ll'l" “"1“" "l “mm”: \‘(‘.\lt‘l‘tlll\' illltl lit-iivv cilcmv loss-
:l‘llllrt'll tltii'itt'tlctlltlt trillitic ltdfil‘l'fics \vci't- inflicted. 'l‘llc (Ici‘iiiatl
lM “ l“ ' “'"l‘um "“"”‘ '5 “‘ “ ‘fllnlilt‘l‘fi have been maintaining: an
PRESERVING JARS .,
WIDE MOUTH GLASS “TOP MASON AND ECONOMY JARS
1.2 Pints, Pints, Quarts and 2 Qua-ta
JELLY GLASSES WITH TIN COVERS.
FIBER JELLY CONTAINERS. PAROWAX.—
SEPARATE MASON AND GLASS COVERS.
ECONOMY TOPS. 24 LB. FAMILY SCALES.
GOOD LUCK AND JUMBO JAR RINGS.
WIRE CANNING RACKS AND JAR LIFTERS.
\ ALUMINUM FRUIT FILLERS.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 WASHINGTON 8T. SOUTH NORWALK.
* PHONE 1069—2
t"'“|"'”‘"l1 '” “m' ""H' “I‘m"- “M" imr-llsc lirc lll Illt' (loilxcaiicourt
sector and dclugctl lliivrilicourt
lawiiv bv soldiers too llcaicd llv - . .
. . - ‘\\’llll cxpltlslvcs ycsicrtliiy. .
illc rcirciit to colitililic wctil'illlr} __--
ilti'lll. l Aftts’l‘mtlmltl. st-pr. lt;.-— llillts‘
AMSTERDAM. Si‘pi. “in-Alhtlmt illi' lItll\llt‘l'll{ um’t-l'ttlllt‘lti til.
:ltutlttl‘ltlllt t‘ttlli't‘l't‘llt't‘ "I It‘lltlt’l'v‘l “ll-:Yltltim'ili iiiliv scclt lilllilliivc with oili-
'lltt‘ Majority partica iii ilic ltt‘lull-lj’tji.‘Il\\'t'l'a.lll‘t‘ colitiiillcd iii a note
“NIH: was licld on Sunday with ref-5m ”1.0.3,.“ to ”h. l’ctiplc's (‘unnniy.
'crt-lit'c to the Altair‘ii‘ pcai-c lioit‘flslil'icx lillll Sovicts l|\' Nikolai I.c~
tilt-grams from Berlin today it". [inmmiik [ll-“mi"...
port. . 'priiited ill illc l’ravlla of Pctrogrntl
According: to some of the reports and rp.pnt.|i.-|Wt it. the Loki” A".
(‘ttllill Vim “I'l'lll'li! ”I“ h"Pt“‘lfll zcigcl' of llerlill. 'l‘lw noic reads:
i'liliilccllor, prcsitlcd at tho confer-lie“Th3 position 0“ ”h. pump“.
clicc. which lasicd two llOlll‘SJtllll. Slovak from is ltccoltiilii! more
'il llilll‘. Atlllllrlll Villl IIllllZl‘, lllt‘ ‘illlllg‘i‘l'lllls (lflll) \\'(i “no duih' he.
1“t"‘t'l'—'fl Sccrciarl'. “Nil ”t‘l‘l‘ \Vfll-I coming: Illi‘l't'tlslllgl)’ collviiiccd
rat'. the minister of thc illtcrior.; that alone we are Ill)\\'0rlpgs_ 19,".
also stated to have been prcscni. li.‘ illc Soviet gmwmmm there is
was said the deliberations woultljoilly olic way out. littliicly, to (um.
("milllllt‘ Willi."- » lcllltlc ii tlcfcilsivc and offensive ill-
Sociillisis ilicilillcrs of tlic Mani—rim“... with ,1"th potvcr.
('lptll' council of llci‘liii riiiscd ”W" HI” order to savc ”K. lltl‘Vt‘l‘ of
“WI tillt‘Siltm l" ill“ Pllhllt‘ (it‘llt‘it‘ the Workers and pctistints. we must
in the Council Hurting 0“ TIHIFS- not own recoil from an alliance
day, according to iidviccs from the with impoiiuiists.” .
'I‘c‘lctrruaf. Onc speaker, iii'tcl‘ tic-l _ _. . .
liullciaiory remarks, t‘xvlillntt‘tl,‘ . PARIS, Sept. Iii—Tho town of
"It is time the war came to all Xiiilly, on the north bank of the
cud!" His words were gl‘t‘t‘lt‘thl‘lsllt‘.(‘lla‘i (lfSitisstms, has been
by loud applause from the public .g'u‘dpiurcd by the French, the War
gallery. 'Oflicc announced today-
i -,'l‘he.l“rcncli have coritinucd tlicir
.‘flrogrcss llctwccli illt‘vOISt‘ iiucliatlie
"t" qull'it‘.
4‘ c
WASHINGTON. Sept. 16.—
Ausiriiin pcacc proposal was ti- ges. ,
waited today by officials here, but "MVITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
unless the communication is couch- IN LORRAINE, Sept. 15313.3() 1."
cd in terms radically tlll'fcrclit...m.-_. (Associated Press).——Activity
from the version contained in pres “'f 11'". German artillery increased
(llslllllt'llPS, ll “'83 felt that ill? (‘ll-dgbn‘ewhat during the forenoon
tirc plea could be characterized as today. No infantry attackm‘liOW—
a German ruse to obtain tllc’pos cfiei.’ were made.
sible tcrms before an Allied Victory ,
could impoSe the most severe piiii- . WASHINGTON, Sept. lb.—
islinicnt upon her. Launching of all oflelisivc against.“
The proposal as viewed by (if-.g‘the Bulgaians on the Saloulkl
Think, it was reiterated does not Efrain by tho reorganized Serbian
.contain a single basis upon which 'army, in co-pperation with French
lthe‘Entci‘ttc Powers and thcl'nitcd -forces and the capture of three
lStatcs would be willing to incct'i's‘trongly fortified Bulgarian posi-
lthe authors of the plan. In ' iii‘ost tions, is announced in an official
circles, it was held that the putting Serbian communique recclvcdt
forth of the proposal at tliitiftii ‘ here today from‘b‘algvniki.’ - " l
*-”"'The positions taken are ,fl‘cak.
int: weakness of the Ct‘llirlll?0“'- Veteiiik; ‘Dobro Polie ' and the.
era. , " ' a" iniotuitaiu Soltol, which the Bill-'
. If a reply is made. it “fag consid- pars had' liEld ‘ for j the past
cred likely that'the Allies would two and one-half years, were:
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