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OMI; u m Oh“ W. M ”i ll .03'“ 00".. misDAY. 001'. 1, 1918 Fair and Crntinued Cool Tonight
Dill/INS 0f” gI’RESIDENI ASKS “mm o Germans Set the to Cambria
"igfmlhmffi swim Pails “WW Destroying Property Beiore ,,
.. .. T123. 1 British Surround the Town
Shll WIS Finished Several Chief, He Declares It 18 was witteiiseg hid: melee;I iewblit Gimp
Hours Ahead of the Sched-t Necessary War Measure 3:33; B. r'. {:ne’of‘gefihxejg‘ M:
Vlllli 1‘0"“ lllillil it“..':::::1“:i.‘Lilith:thi'irdnzgBfflfflflfl, [ENS llEillllNfi lllllllllll King Albert Leading the Belgian and British.
nestles wearing surgical masks to pro-
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. "UT WAS l2,734 ___._.. :frlfiit?:lsbtfligatfi Engigriltillldooigi [IVER fiASfiRDER‘Conductor and Fireman Kill-iGen’ Anenby at the Impoflant
Canvass Shows No Defec- enmed for some time A! first the I ed and . Several Others
District Draft Boards to tions as Result of Appeal 3312?‘i‘§f”nltfii§32i2Ifivér'll‘l‘ld'im Suggested Sand” Absti-i Hurt at Lehman. Pa. Railroad Juncnon 0i Damascus.
, ' The. boy's father and brother. Edi .
if!” I‘m ‘3 800“ as WASHINGTON, o. 0., Oct. 1.—- ward hit-Kenna. were notified and Miss nence Th“ “M 0|“: LEBANON. P... 0a. 1.--'lhe boiler.
rmted President Wilson went to the Capitol. Anne summoned to the camp. ‘ Lleum Pershing’s Hem {or Engine 1530, a Reading "afl'.y
lyesterday and, as Commander-in-t‘hiei James P. Howley. the Catholic chap-l
...___._..... tirelxht locomotive. blew up at this .
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1,. —»Drawing of‘ of the Army and Navy. called upon the? lain ot‘ the llO.ipllfll performed the oere~| Allied C. Redford of a"... Farms.!pl‘“' "l“ morning, killing 1‘) men mic the Frencn mounted Forces Are A,“ _
order numbers for thirteen million. Senate directly to approve nationwide; ulony. all present being heavily lobed . ., and seriously intuilng three others.
draft registrants was completed at 8 woman's suffrage “3 a necessary W” ! and fully hooded against germs. idii‘tlimallagf gfivllsmw-tgeregtodlm m: l mam “from NMthCSl 0' namucm.
o’clock this morning hours ahead of measure. A canvas-s by leaders on Yesterday the boy was said to have t Conductor John P. Bohanon; l-lre- ’
mu William K. Gordon.
~ ‘ ~ - ~ . ' . ~ chairman of the board of directors of
schedule. The last number taken “-om‘ both sides last night failed to reveal; made lapid strides toward recovery the Standard Oil company, “ the man
the lass bowl was 1: 704. any signs of detection from the maker and hope now is held {or his life. i . injured: Engineer Frank D. Smack; . . . if
95 working in rela'y; through ”ml of the thirty-tour senators-~twelve Ito: ——--—- “admitting; hhrmihthggstihnbethrzt Brakeman Steven Boltnsky; Charles' (By The 1355001111“! Press). between the BUlSQH‘m peace dek‘ '
night. omeers and outlined men of [he publicantl and twentytwo.l)emoci‘utusl‘ ga‘gwdenm "dew. m "oppssmg‘ “his. Hoke. ' (‘aulbrai was in flame”; today as gates and. the Allied command at
“1:, 593:“ up the .dnlflng mm? 15:29::er“123...?"ffi‘i'dfilfinfi?”if;‘ HflLEHMB APPEALS tomohites during a series or Bundayn.',n;l;h:mg::f xg'lofgggmagufiilfmi the British were breaking great | Salmllkl, 11* “0‘ 3'9? 3'} accomplish—
lrrlivoz’t Megabit? (irriglillgrovlltgetfrrigi-V feet of the President's plea will be re-1 ' The New York 5"" fl“ '0 impress-' I 110105 in ”19 “i“dt‘llburg ““9 from 9d fact, but the way ls clear for ‘
. .. . . .. . fed completely around-and nut-ml cars ‘ , ‘ . . ,. . , - _ , _.
molly watched the operation. from mains to be seen. 3 ‘ ed Yiih‘d‘ii:riilr‘dliilivntiocaatiggafhe2:2“{ in the train were damaged. The cause ( aniliriii ill-bl. Qllt‘lltlll. the tier. l‘dpld (ltv‘tfilolpenlrlt of ti): nation:
hum to finish. 1 With the l’rt‘Sldfim'H WNW" behind! gut. bud W,“ voluntary. “m h and? 0i the explmion has not yet been de~ mails set fire to (,illlllll‘tll hppar- ageitfllht 3 HP Billha 101? :1”
“There "at: only one accident in the them, ‘5“!!"339 ”fuel”. “Mdoh'm a". an ell’ort to find out who annealed that termlnd. 'eiltly ill the hope of destroying felisivcfiil the Balkiitlis ands} e c -
whole thing. General Cl-owder Halli; sufifiet‘llons 0‘ nltlldiawlng t e nul-l better results could be obtained by re- the great quantity of supplies hill-50 0 B“ 83““. 08W "mm
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and that came on the last number. ”We amendment. “ml ““3"“! we" 3 HARTFORD, October. l.-—The StateI questing than by ordering. jCARRIEI] BAH "F there before the British could sur- and Austrian forces are bald '0 5'
The paper slipped out of the capsule. determination of risking a vote. pwb‘ Council 0, heron-o. n he meeuns.l round the town, which alreudv is;011 their way to restore the Bulgarv
out was found in the bowl and so only today. They were hapetul that _ t . _ ,
made no dinerence. but for a moment‘ over night two or more “outta." upon zfafim‘gfiizohfi ilahéhagomggdgg (Continued °n Second I,“ ) encircled on three aides. 13“ front.
W ”mug,“ we mm short one am. reflection over the Piealdent’s urgent . W ‘ t - ) North of St. uentin the Brit—i his a result of the threatening pol.-
her" ‘ , jplea. might change their minds and k’r‘xgegrnglvf:dfi illiglnigmtSrletlclz‘ .. ‘ . _ i _ , " ' ish'httve takenxgndhlm’ls. want of: itical aspects of the situation, the.
. J'fipafw “I?"‘g‘umwm ';:|m"n' c‘“ ‘3?” 1°31“ Mb?" “WWW “‘9 council and guests at. the State Li-l ’ it. .,, r l . ch Caielet Fay-me,- south, wwmermnn Government “is facing. 1‘
t'. n, t t e overnment ntlng oppos on o ere. never. were con- brill-y on Sept 16 '19“; The govern-i l ‘ - I . ll d . "t 1‘ St ministerial crisis lmperialchaucel- .
Office during the drawln and the mueltldent their front would remain on ' " ' ' t 1 __ _ hi“? {931 9 3 1’0"“ 99* 0 t n ' . ' . . . . .. ~
ter list 'will be’distributegl immediately“, broken. 1“ or appeared btlore the council “3 wunmm f0“ [HAN lthDbEPORT. Oct. 1. Federal olll Quentin ,aiitl ha“. captured Lever-3 lor um Herthng [mi resigned f“. h
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, . ~ ' l .. . , toms-lug strong feeling on the need: care who took over Samuel Dinola. ‘ toffi.(. and “”1088“. followedb
“lantlfiiélfit‘dglqusgards, by “lilch it. volleni‘otti'li;Sssaifiolpa?;;:‘$ §S;'rl:_agh for added nurses at t‘aiiill Devens.and~ litty‘nine. n Bavarian. arrested ut the 8195- t l - y
i .q l n P ‘d n h ' IMHO“ “won. m.” man with a. 1” Belgium, ngAIb?':t isl‘_h(h;'1t‘(yl‘txigll Minister \voll illlltz.Today
m" [”33“ “10:: lied“ 9’“ ”so" ”“9“ “i \ Rllil case in his hand which held six {mg the Belgian and British unites; 1‘ \vlis'rcported from Al‘m‘erdm
533:3! g;“59;:7380’pmfmaykfaég _________.._.___ {Several Hundred Delegates teen grenade shells. cilcli primed. be- . torumwr successes, and is rupidulllal Vice Chancellor vott Payer
i in several Democratic Senators re- 2" SAILHRS "RflwN i Attend Convention Held i {$581212nt [03"] [3:3 "33:29:31.” diving into the heart of the llt‘t- 13150 had (lull.
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‘ izttrdetl as opponents. urging them to i in Red Men's Ha" work of German railroads cciltrr.‘ tirilil tidings from the front now 3
- . give the measure their vote. ' . , ed about 011an are freely disctlsetl by the German
TEAMS AT WHRK Senator Martin, of Kentucky. l)(‘ln()c. (Continued on Mm“ luge.) ' i
crnt, announced in an address that he
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The executive committee of the 80. -—-~—~———— General Allellby ill Palestinelumvspullt‘l‘s and “SSW?” is ”1’0“.
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'would vote for ”'9 resolution. "6 was' IN ATLANTIC HARflflR h‘lls‘mli'i‘l'ilistttih‘hhl amour; otdtllle New' has ”um." his cavalry far to illt‘ f ed to bc sweeping over that court—V ‘ ”
lappoimed to succeed the late Senator: Ta)?“ the lviirlous brancheea “363:: IN N illtil‘lil of the Sea of Galilee ulltlllry. _ t. . . , ,
Names Of Those Who Are to James, who opposed it. While Senn-‘ -—--—- of u“. Nomllt members of the m1? 'tliey lll't‘ reported to lie two and U" “"3 511 sectors “1 8318‘“
Place Norwalk District to” Mar‘in's ”08m” "8“ ”9““ d°“""‘1\Iava| Tender capsizes as 31‘ izanization in a twoday convention, in; SHHWER QUARTER8} oiic-llulf miles from the important {Hill Frflllt’c. ”"3 it“! d3! 11”-
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fut. supporters of the resolution said ‘ Red Men-5 Hall Washington an?“ i railroad - . ‘ f -. » () ‘llrotiwht renewed reverses for the
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Over “5 Quom .it did not increase their Btrengthoter Are Remrnmg l‘rom Shm 9‘ South Norwnlit. last Saturday and Sun-' the Mediterranean coast, French onclily. Allied gains carry a threat
. _ jsixty-lira votes, while opponition lead-t' day. . . ‘. .' ' . . .'
Following are the names (it the em said they had not counted Senator An Atlnnttc port. October 1.—>~'l‘wen-' The object of the gathering was to) | mounted forces are approaching ‘0 llle Whit-10113 0‘“ 1' 3 “lde front.
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't’utlis working for the Fourth l.lbel‘l.\'. Mart-in among their ion-es. ty sailors from a naval vessel in the thoroughly organize the campaign for Vtith characteristic generosity Nor- Beyroltl, northwest oi Damascus. , 1" Belgium ”19 “001)? Of King
Nim in "10 Norwalk dlS‘I‘lC‘i i The President undressed the Senate. harbor here were. drowned Sunday th F0 rth Libe t' Lo (1 h I walk women are making the Red. '. I ‘ ' l' ' ll JAIN” are across the important-
1‘» \' 1 H - ' q ii~id ~ i ‘ - r . ' 9 u r 3 an. an e D C 01 h . : Blilguila las llllLtilll itloua ) .
_ can} . o. . am tco t .' (altlu n. as totiows. might by the Clipfilllng ofa naval tend- cm, the New England States over ”5% "I“ 3 0W9!” (Or General Pernmlrmuhwd Allied with,“ ul.etRtllllc-rls—lticmlll road at many
Harvey Ackert. .‘tils. D. 5. Damn "(.cntlelllcn or the Senate: Iel- in which they were returning to the quota asked by the Government. shinge boys a I" more successful at— ' ‘iilroads‘ points. It was unofficially report—
DOY‘L Mrs. R98” Thome's. Miss Laura “Tile unusual circumstances of it their ship.
lair than was ever engineered for a. placed in control of her 1'
Crockett. Mitts Clara Grnul. Mrs. liel-'warltl war in which we stand and die Eleven other men were rescued. '
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”swam udolph 03 a pmamed' popular brideito-bfi The results 01’ and all other means of transport,
‘ d it th l in on h ged that Routers had been entered.
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en Stabetl. Mrs. A. W. Clark. Eugene; ‘»—<- ! None of the bodies of the dead has ' . . ""3 solicitation at ”‘9 churches, on‘ r f to let: them for tllcih-V the Belgians. . .
t‘nrhlnan. Ambrose Crockett. Edwin L 4 (Continued On page Six) when found. presented Joseph homr' ”plenum” Sunday. have produced a generous and a e rec ‘ Further south the Bl‘ltlitll enter-
the» Liberty Loan committee, of 308- developlilcllt of future military;
Stevens. Mrs. Sadie 800“. H. E. Mead: m Naval fiuihOl‘llit’S declined to dis- . pupply of all kinds of articles request» . . . . (id (‘revccour southeast of Cam.
. flea!“ Nth 2- Frederick MCKian‘Y.l gclose the names of the men who had ”$03213? :got‘l‘resfatr-gntzwlsace with the ed with the exception 0! the shoots.’ operations. A“ strategic potllts m brill and are fightill" iii the streets
captain, John Smith. Harold Newt-and. ;been on shore leave and were return- te t ‘ l i his! ’in connection with these there is a Bulgaria are turned over to the. J . . _ ,L‘ , q -
FdWal‘tlSflsst‘.ll‘\'ln" Whitney.Charles. ' . . - . .gm“ 3 "at“ 5 0”“ yer mteemm st 1. ~ - .f .. ~ 1 l , B l- oftalllbrlaltself. {\t‘arertt..Qtien-
, .7 . . mg to then shut about midnight. A i am thankful to Providence that 1 Y 8 0 Y- tAllies or ()tttlpfltlml aill ilt ll . . .‘ ‘ A .1
ii. .Smitll. Nfli‘lllinil‘ Pillow: itilns to! ',heuvy sea was running and the boat' - z The specifications laid down By the var troops will be withdrawn fromitm. the British and meritans
"‘“dwbem M!” M- "M‘W'm- Fr“ 1 0 dashed against it large buoy anchored: (Continued on Sixth Pan.) 'omciuls 0‘ the Red cm“ often lead E‘r e and Siberia and disarmed ‘ -
t-rwick Cromwell, Harold Verity. ' : l, several hundred yams from the wal‘-' the average person to believe that. ' 99.0 . .f _ 1'! (Continue! On Page nave“) ". ‘-
TNm No. 3. William li. Guthrie, cap . 'sllip. ; ~ M, — - —»' ——»—~———————‘ game one 13 too “finicky," but there is This. the result 0f the (.0" Nellie] _‘ ..
tzlin. George Ells. Charles Shackleton ' ' i » always a reason for these require.’_ __ __K_ _W_ .._--._t_..g -
Margaret Hamilton. Frank T-. lltitt‘ll-‘ l ' ments. In the r-sent . h t t
..,._... ,.~n.....,.i..k You... Sm“... Brook} LONDON. Oct. 1.—Friedrtcll vonPCOLLECTING TAXES . “her“ L08“ Publicity not less than is; flagged? 121:3,
Vreil llain. Arthur Joseph, Mrs Wit-.Pflyel‘. German imperial Vice Chancel‘i N N t “‘ . s :
ham Mosller. .lor, has resigned. according to on Am; 0 E TERTAINMENTD‘ column“ ASks ““3“ < (Continued on Page. Five) ' I IBE R I i I ,OAN NEWS
Turin] No, 4, pen-y Brooks, captain. 'slt‘l‘tlanl dispatch to the Central News . cia‘ A“! Fur Adveflis. . _________._ ;
t Dr. W. J. Harlnetl. who is internal
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(Continued on Page TWO) . i Try a Sentinel Want Ad. l been notified from Harti‘ciirdnthtrit brill lllfl Campaign MRS' STEWART SUES i THE STANDARD FOR GIVING.
—.—= ‘ ' ”entertainments or sociables. of every , INSURANCE 'CO. \OLl 'VTARY LENDING 0R OPPRESSIVE L
\ ' H‘ ‘ ‘“ “‘ ““’"”—“ "“’ “”"'” description. with the sole exceptibn oi "’"‘ - ___. "‘ ‘ TAXATION
1 entertainments given by “w de Romu‘ manufacturers, mer' ‘ Suit has been brought by Mrs. Em~- .
1ERMS 0F ARMISTICE Eggfit (1:) 321;”; T3510?“ 3% m; chants and patriotic citizens ma Stewart. of this city. against the ' _ ' . ’
' any exceptions. l'l'lll'ls iaw till: beetllolln should do everything in their “mac““w” “MN" Company ‘01" Returns are coming in. They are encouraging but they
The armistice concluded with Bulgaria by the Entente mm since November. 191?.and he is power to aid the Liberty Loan money on an insurance volley which must gmw larger. Our quota. is large but nottoolarge for patri-
'A.".les ls fa 1)“:ng ‘ it‘lllihtal'y convention and contains no no covering the ground now to find those Publicity OWNS. in their glzt'asr-isgwlihisgfl‘midlslnd:ielvlrealilt 1:: otic NOX'Wi‘llk to more than meet- The Pawn: “First 0‘ N01:-
mmus ° :1 P" m‘“ c aracter. ' “"10 "-3"? "0' me'it‘dv 1‘ “01 "‘90“- advertising MINNIE ‘ Th0! his death home (the ago. while an our walk is at stake. It is no ordinary J"b we are tackling bl“ 1‘
Bulgaria agrees to evacuate all the territory she now occu. ml before discovered will be Minter! ‘0 are soliciting funds with which ploye or the L'. 5. Shipping Board, at makes the job lighter to remember that we are all workln for.
“pics in Greece and Serbia. to demobilize her army immediately a Denali.“ , ' wit ' -P i t. Pr. 'l t nil . n .r .t A overnment whose first last and die
and surrender all means of transport to the Allies. n i“: ”mus," " a “9i” “3"" ‘3“9‘ fioriiutiibglty “fin‘fm ballsglltltn gull a Wfilyyt'aithothe sAcc: mgficfigfih nowgand forever. That Liberty 3 1).: as-
Bulgaria illso will surrender her boats andcontrol of navi- “an"? 'g‘h:“°:§g;:‘ ganzl‘ZT‘fiz in; has whatever to do dent Insurance company l'or 8300. but. sailed by the greatest and most powerinl enemy the worl has
tattle" 0“ the mm” “d “med" t° a“ 5m“ "'09 P335889 transact business. must do so lnmuth with a" a Production :2: 3:33:33; I.‘.":..‘."‘.‘;.'.“,,‘..‘.‘.{: ever seen. It's fundamentals are in the tire and woe to us if we
through Bulgaria for the «testament lg military oration. thellei. Icallilminlcfigflm ahdmnod c m ‘5. Ironing“ tailor. he changed no coronation to do not save thorn. This Fourth Liberty Loan comes to every
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