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bite and _in the vicinity of Ginchy. The -ftext__oi the Britisli- - olncini

statemelltreads: -'~ ‘ .

“’i‘he _iii‘tilllei'y :of both' sides ` was

active nortlif-‘uf Pbsisres -'and' in' the nel hborhood of.Mouquet=-Farm. Last night” we discharged gas successively opposite' Gommecourt.

"During the nigh_t our troops- guin-

oll' possessioil of the wholedf Leuze

Wood, Fightlnig continue-3. between the Wood'an (‘-ombles Village and around Ginohy. _

"Yesterday afternoon our* heavy' artillery eng-etively shelled tub ene- my's biltments _ln Polygon Wood, east of Ypres."

loan" uien Pruf nes mn )‘ .LQNDpis3;"_ Sept. ~ 3-'rug British again p\1sl1.Bd, i‘0l:rIBl‘d` on the_Sorume froht lest n_i¢iit;"Pliey gained pos- sesr~&on_of,ail of, Le-use-Wood, the war oilic announced to-heya' _

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(_Canad|l_\_n_ Press-_beepsich_)

NEW YO _Kg SBD_t._8.-Gold bars

valued at between $22,000,000 ami $25,000,000 were deposited at the as- say office, Sunday and,-_ Monday .by J , P. Mor_gan__snu company. All the goldiisrronl england vis canaainwltb this latest receipt of ,_gol_d,` Canada's shi-prnentll _i_o_tnls.oon'nt_ry for the pre- sent nidvenrent esfxeeeds $250,000,000:

Mlnsrdtar Corona' "¢‘el¢'ia," Etc. ` eoivfiiisislrn ans.

'roo Lara-Fon . l otnssii-'ioA'r1oN _-

ous ceur per were each insertion

for advertising _ln this column. -Cash must _accompany orders. Minimum chsr`ges_25 cents. ` _ 1-o`l."i-:r_-_-Al-loue§ oil ' PowuTE St. ‘ Apply at 82 Richmond Street.

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rands.--' Apply nere_ `

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FOR`3Ai.Ef-'°-"_A'new pianoin perfect con itidn. for further-particulars ap- _ _ply at-tbis‘_oii_1_ce., --_ me-s;7M2ipu Pl1iNW'i1\_ 'WAN`fl'D»-Steady em'

ployment. Apply atouardisa Omoo

1518-8-17iiie t.f. j __ '__ 'Fic 171”-il“Al§'s _"Teil To.. GLOVE. between om Rosa ann' wrlglws Bridge. .Please leave nt- Guardian _omoe _ _ _ 1s'ls_-9-mai. l>Asl.on,`itlrcH£N Amo ssosoom

furniture also stoves for sitle. Call 249 Prince. ' ,_

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r"'i."1'-- F'°iio'|=”R_"'- v 9'ril§sy"i~ioas,e.'g’ 139 Hillsboro Street. All modern conveniences. Apbily J. S, Wedlock. .1703-8-_§§_M_tf' To`°T"K_ ~.- `U'q EBii?50§M °N nnili iloer,'irmr e_?e°'f¢el'iry_ All Qsilsgn-gene.: paces.. _ .-Ap|iiy'8t ills orrb trebtffor Phone -236-J.

__ _ _ _szo4-4-mutt ro"-_ Cari-“li`d_p"6s'»;`_I_r"'i'.~, __ ".enAr'roN

Street wit alll- modern conven- iences. One of_ti1,¢" best locations in the City-‘-lm, 'dia ia possession. _Apply to 84 Qnmi B. 1870-9-7Miii. wsnren-'-‘I-'specs “ ne”-'fcssn

Dly to Alexander Ma thsws. Alber- ton, or Guard an Office, Charlotte- _fpwn. _ ' _1889-ii-7M3ia‘ '

Houeekgeiygaq wAN'.i‘Bt-'..2l|ssle'»- #ed wome "in' "er 'workin -lnnnm

mil" of three. Protestant- pre-

flferred.,-Appiy at 200 Cumberland

-Street." -‘ ` ` _ ' '

'tives in Switzerland' assert ‘that a

‘oii“t-he'wee‘t"fron 'and the 'otliers are'

silnl'l'cllr

(Canadian Press Despatch) 5

LONDON, Sept. 6- According to a.

Budapest telegram, says the Iteuter’s` correspondent at Amsterdam yester-"

<1'ey's"sossiojn of the Hungarian Dierl

|was an extremelystormy one. Wllcil Preniie-r 'i‘ir-za 'c-nterell the house he wus' 'greeted with loud 'shouts of; "Resign" fl'0m the party of Count" Michael Karolyl. The _three other |opposition* parties' re-maine-gi quiet.`-

When 'order wns"restored 'i‘is~za,

who was repeatedly interrupted' said tlmt the attitude of the ltoulusf niunsrwas without precedent ill the llllit-ory of the world, and that -he hoped* measurer- which had been ta- ken would shortly'bear`fruit`. ' `

"Roulmanla will not escape 'her

fate," the Premier is quoté'd‘as de- claring. “I am confident that wc will win this 'war on' all frontiers. Our duty ir-‘to maintan the unity of Hun-' ‘GBPY In its fight for existence.”

Ex-Premier Count Julius Andrap'y@

agreed. thnt"the energy of 'the nation shou-id be exerted in the iight which was in self-defence. blit he criticized the manner in which the government carried' on its business and its lack of foresight. The positloll of the coun- try, the Ex=Premier saidglwas serious, but not critical and while he had confidence in' the outcome there murt be a ne-w leadership.

i;Ano`E PART or ess'MAN _ ' NINETEEN vsAn ol.i:- c|.Ass

' - Now Ar rl-la rnour

,icanedlan Press D_eapatch_) LONDON. Sept. 6-(New 'York

World).-Alt-liough the Germans. have denied statements that men' over forty-live were being called " up,'re» ports received hel-e‘t-o»day in Ameri- can bur-iness circles from representa-

large percentage of the nineteen year old'_clase:is now in' the fighting line

Y., _

in barracks, but -tha'tI_as _yet»__- tlie"_ eighteen ye‘a`r old ‘class is completing its training an'd living at home-_

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“‘“”°'f_‘Iif°'°?‘cf-_ Germans Lands l Tlieir Elieris, A

-_ _ _ to invade Eastern Rcumania. ovgr .Sig ._ -Prisoners. Taken- by Russians Besides-_5tiii__

Germans and Bulgarians to invade eastern Ttoumsnia have' ‘bee/n defeat-

possession of all the frontier east of the Danube, along which the attack war- directed. ~

ROUMANIANS REPEL

(Canadiain Press Despatch)

thc repulse of attacks against their

communication issued by- the Rou-

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(Canadian_Press Despatch) |ho'l‘i'tile5"att_§dki 'lii"'the Merizor Val-

LoNDoN, sept. 6-oinoiei an- lo-y - *

nounce-ment is made by the Roumany: “We captured at Sepsi-Szenpqyg,-_ ian war oiiice that attempts. of the gy more than tive hundred wagons

containing foodstuffs and forage, and a completely equipped hospital.

ed and' that the Roumanians are in] - - - - 1

CAPTURE -OVER -

- l seo Pn|soNEse.f_

"ln the Upper Maroa_Vailey the

enemy usedxdum-dum bullets. Wé

_ ALL ATTACKS- captured seven officers and six hun-

dred and twenty men. - ‘

“On the southern front superior

BUCHAREST. SODt.4-(V111 L0"-_ enemy forces attacked the bridge, _ _ _ _ , don, Sept. 6.)--(Delayed.)-The cup- new of Tmgkah ¢6,,:umbB_ but each ed. 'The battle continues on the re- thre of prisoners and supplies, and time-was repulsed. l. _ mainder of thefrontier’ `

positions. are announced' in an official ' ‘Cal`ai'p,t,'/ on the -banks. of 'the Dau-

ROUMAh||‘A_N_.|NV_A8.|0N OF _

manian war oiilce to_-day. ’i‘lw.~ state-| QF AUSTWM , “In an aerial attack on Constants ment reads:` ' .; SUCCEEDS. (I{ugtend'je)' byj three' hydro aero-

"'Small enconters have occurred, , “ planes bombs were droppediind' sev- along the whole oi' the northern and' (Canadian Press Despatch) eral civilians, including children were northwestern front. We repulsed' the- LONDON, Sept. 6'- The Rouman- wounded."

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ian invasion of Austria is being ,car-» ried on with furthe-r success. After spirited fighting in the reeion of Borzecket the Roumanians _captured

heilghts- wetstt of that point. The an- no ncomen o ows: l "0n'the northern and' northeastern

fronts after spirited fighting _in the 'region of Borzecllet t e heights 'to'

vvest theirs( twlere gccupied gg us. e capu_ o r o__cera a ~ one' hiuud_i'e'_d -audi fifty ~men.. _ ___;‘Webp¥;se;as" gl the.-Dobr\_l_d1p, frigh- _r-jeenmullgari' aan . u-

_ma_ni`a, eaat"_o1__th_fe-_ Danube). Anat- fts(:lt`soutlt>l'of.._Bi1_sard. ,lik was repuls-

i= "The enemy bombarded Isalaox and

ubo ' ‘

PARIS, 'vie tondonfsept. ls,_ i-Fur-

ther gains are reported in an official statement issued by the war oiilce to- night, these being entirely. south of the Somme i;'h`ere_the_ greater part of the -village'ot Berny_ws.s captured as well as the northern portion 'of Ver- tnand`ovi_llers. The text of the state- ment reads: “North of the Somme there was a violent artillery duel but;

Patriotic Society -

cruiting shouldbc resumed forthwith and had expressed his willingness to authorize the raising of_either a new battalion, reinforcements' ' _for the 105th Regiment, or for_a new com- pany of the 5th Royal Highlanders, (Kilted Regiment) which would wear

(Biack Watch) Lt. Tidmalfsh said

tha O. O. of the 5th Royal Highlanders _y;er. anxious to get one e tl. more - companies from this province: and was prepared to send the pipe bend and a detachment of men to Gaels in recruiting. After--con'sioeratiolr _i

Royal Highlanders what his

time to proceed fortgwith with recruit- ing for the 105th' dglment and the _ artillery reinforcements for the 5th

-Major Ritchie-. D`; R. '0.. Halifax, stating that-col. wilialns. G.'_R_ 0.. would_ visit Ch/arlo et0!Wn' on Sep- tember 21 and 22nd, and Summer- ‘ olde- on September 23rd, and it was arranged to hold meet-ings to be ad- dressed' by the Colonel at four o'-

and again in the evening.

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_ B _ I I :to its-f Guerilla"-) 'i‘Ol<i0"l'\:"i‘O, Sept. 7.-Moderate

winds, fair and not much ohaligo'in temperature.

b ghost temperature yesterday egress. At 9 a. m.. ll WH 53

9' p. m.. 60. The lowest trm

Q . » .

will he high this evening mmerrow at 8.11; it will ‘

morning at 5_-45

was ' __m. Monday.

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no infantry actions. South of the`

,»~__,,_,_-______,.__,_._.. _...______._.__e_. ___ wt...-V-W -“W-W-H-Vw---_._7_7...: _-_-,___ ______.. _-._=_...Y_-:; _-.___-_“___

Frsncn mills -FURTHER Guns

tween __ `Verf;n ndovlllerg and -Chilly; there was es ecially stubborn iight-`

ing. We carried the northern por- tion of_ Vermatidovillers as far as the road runanilppom tbeqvillage to. liis-‘_ tree. Further to the south in the ro; gion between Chsuinesand Chilly we captured more trenches and pushed our iirst line as far as the outskirts ‘ of Chauines along the railway be-' tween Chaulnes and' Roye. ‘ The num-

' ' ' l ' . ti'l d. E ' till

Snmme in the afternoon we success-_ber of prisoners _captured durinz.the_ :gee a°p_fi"° m,‘;?g_ay 2'); degyfgx

° H rr » ~ “ Funeral For Thai Greece Will

' .._.__._ fully renewed our offensive and car day seems large but there is no de ,near Thlepn any A"||.”¢ gm-_Ween

At a meeting of the Patriotic So- ried several German trenches south ilnite information yet. }LBbBB~SGS Ualiilflhiil Ricli¢_b9\l\'8- W9 `

C5f’W-"Wd-in thi? A"m°“"l°9 'lam' Wen' st f Bello -En-Santre. In the ~On the ri ht -bank of the Meuse: "fad ‘mt H ”'°°°"t|n"”°mb"d" -'

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LONDON, Sept. 8- OFFICLAX-

HEADQUAR'1\ERS.- Severe flghtiniii coutlnlrps-,»at. o,bl_l_:ll_y__ Fifty- more .pr-ie. vast, - _ f°_l1s.h¢; in was ».-_ _-i_§i¢l>t°°“-' 1_=.\r°i;f°9. Siler- w¢5°'- it _.wwe sl' -das-_ ti-eye( since-'Sun ey _y _agoorpe or, ou i°ight"!lank; "A"larke Utility of the enemy emerging on Courceiette was' caught by oursartlllery to-day and scatteredi Numerous hostile working parties came und'er our shell-tire and

(Specter to -‘thr Guardian.)

GENEVA, Sept. 6-Austro Hungar-

ian troops continue to retire along the Molliave River in the south e`aster_nf art of Bukowina, before the Roumanildns, according to telegrams r' celved here' from Austro Htingsrian

the tartan' of the 42nd Highlanderf--hgsdquarterst ~ '

I~‘i'EtJTON`lC AGENTS D|8_cUs3 'the war has crippled seriously this _ - fortunately dies in the workhouse.

_. tweclal -ts 'itlslt Qusnllsn-) ‘-

i v if _fPii0Mil.TED lu Mn§R_..;.'i.'._

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'» "MAJOR F. B. MCRAE, _ _ __ 5--_ Ml _

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.~_ litlvelo oeblo fiom Lt7l1don_En_gr. as instructor lin the school.-. tsl .ier_1i'_._,re1ce_lve_d -in -,cbsrlottoiélwii -yes-' Moses len nero as e llsutetentchznol

COMMUNBCWNIOM GENERAL* »\10l‘iiBY‘§1VBB U19 DIBHMDS in Orllwtlunf a short service in England .he was

that Captain Fr B. McRae, of this city,| promoted to captain. Nev/s_pf his tui- rece_ntly__ see,on_d_.iu .command _in the ther promotionm maJer-wiii_ne_'-?lae`l¥-- _school of machine gunnery at Shorn- ed with pleasure by his:ms,ny'Mealls cliffs, England, has -been promoted to here. '

riiie rank of major. I-Ieiwili cont_inue __ _

0ppose Military' Washington llears' '

e ‘conference lnlregare to meoslomtured niore than one-thousa d square “/‘°*,l*i'_‘°-_ _ 1* fl P°\‘1‘°PF “°i i°° ‘ale- of name 'on the D&,mbe_ l _ miles of territory in 1-lungs The re-_ to _re-consider this egregious of-

The Danube has been used exten-'_

glon occupied inctudes some of the_ most able sections of Trausylvannia.

flcial blunder, and to give these

sively for the forwarding of war* nys- in _gre rpanyftowns sevsrp.iib.“by`km°" Ta l:°‘m'_ decent niueml terial from 'Germany to Bulgaria and 011195 PDP ‘lf Wlllclb 1% 1891008 'l\¢h.-“F W_°“ 9 3 “'11 993" ° 3". Turkey and the return of foodstuiffl -w"°"i.’_'.3'Pl“°9-- _ ' _ ' Bllilllh W°“km¥m\”» WM- “fm” 3

but the entrance of Roumania, into ' ` |N MA¢Ep°N|A_ '_ / '\}°“5 me in Mme” mduury' uf,"

~ _ -rn'Ar¢lc on nA`Nuse ilnportentmeens ofoomnlunieation. (Special to the Guardian-) . _ " ' R(-,UMA'~|AN3 H0“_p _1 LONDON, Sept. _6-A British om- n1sds__glve British airmen military ~ . - ‘ 8QuAR»e: Mlltes iN °a°uNoAav. eisi communication ' dealing with funerals the Evening star says it

(G-.nidh-'f.P.r°f.° Q°.9.9,“°h') . “@1119 011 U19 M°¢°d0\i9-H xfi'0l_1,i- “YH is quite proper that airmen engag-

BERLIN Sect 6.-(Br wireless to (speolol to the Guardian) on srnume' rl-out tixereli ye been d in mmm 0 emma should he

“As to the foot that the Ger-

agrtifg ¢°c.as`c'l‘Jr.t%'|~!"or diggitglf Bsrvillo)_-Delegates representing' NEW YORK. Sept- _-_-A °Z“i".°ll l>“f°l"“¢°°f1¢°fB"°“f ¢f"'&'“"*ii‘i* ° r-Y P

" H des stch to the Journal says; ' Ac- between Urlalvlend Klmarisn Bridge U-¢¢°i`d°d 9“°h~ *lid "mt tl” Brmah

, - . ~ l ‘ - . ' ‘ i _ e . , ,._,. __ -ru, ._ _ . . _ A _--_-e ._»_--_~ -_~_~ » -_-_-_-_»_»_», ._-_-_._-_4 ~,,-,_-,_-, - »_-_-_-_-,~_»_-.~~.~_~_»_-_- -_ -_-_-5,-_ ,-_-_-__ _.e-_-_-_¢-,f.»_».-,_A .7 ya up < -alma-aa--o ~ - ,

_ *_* - M /\°R°°° THF *Tl-ANTIC cons is P a 'nn ton) ' _ . ._ . .V9 P! _

_ (canadian Press Despatch.) _ IT-*n _ h) dbg# _,$10, rg . s t__`E-___p\__7"|_:__’ y;¢_,_:. NEW Y_0RK,~ Sept. 6.--A strike (dlnad an .rsll “PRC ._ _ _ ,- - “' . __ =~; ._ ` seems imminent today on the elevated cnlosoo, -nn.. sent; o.-'rvo ;fo'_'|‘ff§m°§,‘]“{_‘,°,°,"-,;%",_,,,~‘-‘¢,,,'.",3,,,

'block in me afternoon- or the 22nd 'ard subway lines operated by the in-i"d°ubie" Zenseihls. uuefmsd “wi ooi-e enl¢s._in tt; -_ ihctipwf H toe'

tqrborougit Rapid Trenpit _Com-pany in _each with a carrying csv!-_Oily of six- gzlligiiatwggddbd gp ire, yi

. - l_|_d__nhstten and the _ ty tons. have been built-in G°_rmany_ the RWM.” om ";r%3_-“_ -_ W.

_ . .. ._ .. . _ _ du __ -_ __ _.

~0l.V.=isl='1>!_¢lw wmvlnv “ml "¢D_\'°-tb' ‘ U. it d~ states » ,aooerdill - ` id" hp number og._nri n; ,tak in

l'iiE NEITHER _ _._‘,naltivos_ex_ tae-_emslgjhaietoa osbocl_\_t:_eme‘;t;_h,,, by Merrie lllzstein, tazifsbtw on _ _1.2i‘;¢_e°l-',5I;orol§§_lrl;_

TElPE|ilTU|lE» iilioulotstreet it o e' ' '_ ' ' ' \ - i. #li 5 =» 4°- f ‘im *Q

,_ _ “ -91° we "WW-‘Y °m agent- of the German Atndrlolll Al to 4_5 lm 0 W 'ex _

._ "Dev "U0", Efc. soiqmtime ego when a sit-ilie ""we__ who returned from- gm-¢|§° uhm" 2_ow_ _ _ _

'dnl' »¢»h\`9lt¢l\ell~:.- Bat 'i5'f°_!'| 5 tlyehterday. Epstein stated' the"Ze` 4 _ ` § " - ~ O' -§_lontsQ!"»~!l\\i0uno_egi_o_ut late ` ‘F |' n i t ned “Aiiiiril‘§f‘» _ , ,,

, t"tM_t=ti1i_'c5mpany would grla`i?i__’:;2:_:l¥::w‘;:,°|:n;_:l gn! -'aw , __ -_--GUQNI e auioa'.s_.`__ _ind taiucated that'-to* ' 4 ed ' ww mem, ‘ne declared, '_ _ _ '_

gsjpmdxr-wmlu~f'geii to bring egxnez are powerfully-ehnliiyir '(c_________ _"""'”P_____",°",__“°___ F55" " 'H ` and they can makathe’ 'aeriql' 07'/ zun`m'l_f"§ ' “ -' - ~- ' - . _ _ - - _ ilWl\iW.'_¥ "l%=fl_i'il-*A

he previous night was I £5' _lwrs asserted- today that age bstv;rsan__I_!;l;_|sln and N_°'_ Y.0rir _in “m___z””_ __ 800 “.t_I°n‘ nd 'my

'grey would at ek to their demands and' ' "tu" f°‘:'.P°d':‘* ' QHQ- mfhirgysf rellrrtoli that ll strike-would be soiled Ll, 9 _ ll 99.611' S p' aces, i mn tn tymm. hom it We com s1'sAulsn MoN1'nsAl. to W N°“___“m(m__'2“_w;_'__ _ _ ll!

recast! “e - ‘ ',..°'-ff' cou-u>=D W'TH_ WA__'\!HiP. ' ' tesco ...W

30°* 1', _ ,_ , VV 8 mnhyn. mt 0° uk tm' ‘n'“”p~.‘Vateamahip oilicialahave received word

ill wr !i\~1.is=vz\t°-!°*ii.°r* _1°§*°'H=J.` W mesa" nectar ‘l\'lstMi~-i'°-\i\.°I¢'~- - -

siege settervsletter was reedironluusw vonx--ernine esnlv|AN1Al.l<or _ V ' ‘RU'B_BMt,iB-sAf?f,' - l

ls 1'HnEA'rENso.‘ ' An A;l\lA|_ vovAn_s ' FNBONFFU-

to carry mail between Berlfinend

(Candle

MONTREAL, Sept. 6.- he C P. R.

that the -traigllt steamer: Montreal.

port, was in collision with I

near the lilldlilh

Weave ieinlmont curse Distsmper.

n0_great damnh wll"dt)_\<l‘

ir is now docked It

Athens

today

'Kill was mm fave at or itil'

_left their homey, which was undein

Germany, Austria- ungary,‘ Bulgaria cbrgm » f ` _ . , . - '

_- _ _ g to Austrian admissions the Qu the Dbiranrrent enemy- _artillery would do the same for Germans

-.ghd newspaper continues: "There all-ships have dropped bombs on cottages 'and residences rt no mill-E tdry value, slaughtering men, wo- men end' children in sheer reckless- nose and-sevagery." - _, _An inquest was held today in a

aged when.tha_ alarm was lgiveu, Mid were killed in the open.

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LONDON, Sept.-6.-Subacrilltions

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M_ Ru _b M D m_ M _ J_ R_ - chines. One of our machines is mis- ,W hi t ¢ .d f t ._ gh; Blirnet-te lfilild 1V?r.o;1llarry .lenklin-l_ Ma. southern projection of the park. Be- ling. _ sing l German airship -be given a military! it ‘E '15 °n ° ay mm A he”

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lor Leigh reimrted he had been Hr- '“°°"“’ "1 E“91““¢ hi" ‘“`°““°d B-°’“°; “nm Lge; 122,; in; WE: gnu' pointed to command' thc- depot at ' "i".i`T""}` "`""`"""'"""_"` "'""" """" ' ` ' _ l _ ' opposition. The Evening Star says:I . ' C_§lnrlottetow_n', _aryl had been instrufct- __ _ ' ‘ ‘ on is unfortunate that the BW _ Side 0! the Allies. .- e to recru t or reinforcements '_or __ . » - , = - ‘ ATHENS, September 6-It is report-

. - - - I _ tiah official mind is so utterly out _

ghitelrostlhhgeghgllixigarrIipdlxedsgigt I ` of touch with the public mind, be- ’ ed that “ve chu” °! '°°°"m'° lm" e 'hayd' an s interview with General ' - ` O U -V ` ` - » canse~such blunders only give rise bee" quietly "ned t° th” °°l°""'rh`° B511?-'>"» C- 0- °f U18 Wi DfV|5i°“» "T `.` L "~ - s s -‘ A-fr : ~ " ` _.la =. = -: . if lv-1' to unpleasant and undesirable re-lmench and Bm!" '°9’°°°“‘*"_“° Halifax, Bild he WHS aliXl0\lS i.ht1t'i'8» ~ l lj ‘* _ __ [_ _ _ _ _ , _ _ ' ; __ _ ,~ - J -~ - - lhave reached an ggrgemqfnt with

Greek Government which has 'relieved the tension consequent upon the dr- rest of the Telltollic gggnts by French and British secret police.

veritable street battles. in which,

thus far, three persons have been wounded, are accompanyieg'~th'6 ar- rest of Anglo-French lpcret__polie_e__o! alleged Teutonic agents in The secret police are operating on their own account, not,waitibg for _lc- tion by the creek Government toner- ry out the_term_s of t_he_An|_lo~Fol\A demands which included the'-'ex'pl'iislea of Baron Von Schenk` and aiktyfjo- workers in bein: oi the oenthi Powers. ' ` » - '- '

Premier Zaimis made vikoroaa

protest this morning to 'tho Anja- French ministers to Greece regarditll the occurrences. - . - _ ATHENS, sept. 6. vie Paris-*Tao

‘took over the administration of the

'umm on two gm v|ct|m'~_ who* Committee of National Defenoanrhil

portions of Northern Greece in wliihl the revolution is gaining oontroi,_,Iaa Issued-a proclamation ia-.which ltr lt- ciares it_ does not desire to alter-the

nation to raise against-the‘Huif¢‘i‘i~` ans who have invaded Gteek__MaoOlb- nie. 'rbe committee also lienoanose - in ‘intantlorr or es¢n_»‘ii»bln¢' 'tmlun service, a press bureau-and tial. - ~ ' ' »-'~

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