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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1917-11-09

announcement has been made
by Acknowledgement Buckner that
an organization of home guards
and also State or National guard
would be perfected in tennessee
at once.
Every since he assumed the du-
ties of the Office General Buckner
has been endeavoring to evolve
plan which would give Tennessee
necessary military reserves. Gov
ernor Rye, the Acknowledgement,
and Captain Daugherty have been
IN correspondence with the War
Department and adjutants-gen-
eral of nearly all States in the
country in an effort to formulate 2
plan feasible and satisfactory.
Governor Rye Monday issued
the following executive order
authorizing the formation Of the
guards:
HOME GUARD AUTHORIZED BIZ AN
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
Il. Whereas, the United States
OF America and the imperial Ger
man government are now at war.
and having in view the possibility !
consequent danger, and the neces-
'lty for proper protection against
Ill possible interference with the
of laws of this State by
agents of the enemy and to protect
and property from violence
# organized forces of any nature
whatsoever, |, Tom C. Rye, Govern
II of the State of Tennessee. by
'irtue OF the authority vested in me
y section 2, chapter 400, acts 1909
lereby authorize the organization
i such units of the Preserve mill
la" to be designated as home guards
r State militia as may be required
o maintain the peace and dignity
t the State of Tennessee,
% All home guard organizations }
'hlch shall be organized under :.
uthority of paragraph one hereof :!
ball be organized by direction of
ne acknowledgement of Tennessee :
nd shall be governed by such
equations as may be made by the :
'mmander-in-chief or by board ,
officers convened for such pur :
oses, as provided for by the laws = !.
Tennessee. :,
Very truly, = =
Tom G. RYE, iA
Commander In Chief" "
REGULATIONS FOR THE HOME o.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of Administration upon the Estate of
WILHELMINE MEYER,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 9Th day Of January 1917.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within n
year from the date of the last inser-
ton of the publication of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
HENRY w. MEYER,
l-1O-17 (21) Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19

bu bubit uns babel ben sru6el Tpa,
re. IS ibr felbit gu iase. Define Mit.
telname lin Weiier IN idmals Ips
tsbto. Shr ietb bon bic Sort, mo ii4
hamit sntifuIoiss: 0as is gut ees
mug for midi; atptper oas eebt beutz
aupas nit nssbr LII ipsnu iemanb cas
Hed3t bat iobr gu iein. banu fin I'D
ss I'M nit Oh i'm isst gsb uns nod
en- quite 9rint III mebr 9ebn niboer
gu Dos Sanatrdn54e.~ der ben IN.
Ieren Srlnt sebabt I'M Der Wepes.
peiIer bat iosar aud nod smal auf.
seiebt. Der Gunne BERT aur nit cen.
te, bob id en- giel aus mid made
lale, tpomit i4 DerbIeitpe Sbne S6rn
lietper
phtlipp Sauerampfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
Ofener SdDretbebrtef hes
'abtlipp ~Saurrampftr.
1893.

Wsin Iiebsr 5srr RebadtionGr: -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
&ino,S bcater.@ aBnsiige.

SIN mitileren Deiten lommen nca'
erbings aud rolsnbt 8~il0ertbeate,
auf. lpelde oas n&ino' mad alien
Srten beforOern t%0nnen, bic iiber'
baupt Shienens9 erbinouns baben.
Gin folder 3us 1ut feline eisene
elettrilte geleu9tunss sInlage. mas
Defenders in Srti6aften, bic obns
eisene GIettriSitdt iinb, f4dBenspert
1T. 9iele 5dder uno Elm politommes
mes 2iftunass Spitem MAIDEN ben
Qufentbalt i'm 3use lo9ar in elmer
beiben Natt bebaslif, unb anoerer.
feits berri, t i'm Winter cine anses
nebme DGrme. Die Ntuiit miro
ourd einen eleidfaIs elettriid be-
triebenen pbonosrapben geliefert.
2auter erlttlufige Stiide 10
psrIi9srt man %penisitens - peroen
9eboten, uno es lam cine poltomz
mehsre I%uffiibrun9 seliefert lperben.
als irssnb Elm itdnbises sbeater an
einem tleinsn Plabe iie gu bieten
imltanoe lit. aubsr pieIeidt, lpenn
cine gauge Qn3ab1 tIeiner SrtIaaften
gu einem fpIfen Sebufe iid in eolent
3uiammsnptrten Dereinigt uno
Damn 1T INNER nod nidt Der Iors
tell porbanoen, bab bas S9eatcr
iiberdabiu ioSuiogen an bic S4peae
Der Jarmer< 9eime getragen miro!
Ollie YrairtesS taaten follen beilht
peroen, uno man eripartet oaent9nls
BEN einsn groben 3uipruh bon eiasm
oantbaren publitum.
SeBt feblt ei9entli6 nur nod elm
aeroplanse ODER 2ufti6iffsa inotbeas
ter! ga, am Gnoe fpmmt cieies oiels
lei6t aud nod. Die Welt i4rsitet
beuts gar i9nsl fort...-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
Testamentary upon the Estate of
WIN. F. LANDWEHR,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 4th day of January 1917.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required Ito exhibit
them to them for allowance within six
months from the date Of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last inser-
ton of the publication of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
HENRY LANDWEHR,
VIM. LANDWEHR JR.
AUG. H. LAUBERT,
HOLT (21) Executors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
@ittlc . r.

2cbrcr @nl. Slate bon Der 2oluer
2ittlc Berger Shule uno lcinc Sdii-
Ter iino flcibia boron Gin fleines
Sbcatcritild %cinsuiibel1, Oos am y,
Sonl,or I'M Sdllboltie our Mllffiib'
rlng eebrad)t meroen ioll. Seoc frcie
3cit ,,ad) Den llnterridtsI trnocn miro
our Giniibune Der Hollcn bcrl,bt
luno lit cs ocsbolb iidcr Dab
bns Stiid flptt lnO gut 9clpielt ipers
Sen miro. Dos our Iuffiibrune &C.
lorgcnoc Stiid, 81 Salnilp gffair"
lit cine bumoriitiid)c Eoiic, llno miro
Die @eiudcr IN itctcm 2adcn baltcn,
Die 9~eicbune lit mie folet:
Mr.. Gillespie ------------ VIM. Flake
Jorkins Jobson- Clarence Mundwiller
Deacon Smith-----Erwin Mundwiller
Sally Olivia Barrels
Miss Camson-----Flora Suedmeyer
Louisiana --- Ruben Barrels
Tod Ser SorItellung finOet Elm
Dor e Supper itatt, CUR mclfem Die
Oanlcn cri,ldt wcrben .bic v9ores"
5llr liefern.
Oas 2ittlc Berger Srdeiter bradte
brent Mitglicbe @olter Sneonteper
an letten Sreitag Elm Stdnoben SIT
Gbrcn icines @cburtstoges.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
Administrative Notice.

Administrative Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that letters
of Administration upon the Estate of
JOHN w. GIEDINGHAGEN,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 9th day of December 1916.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to her for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last inser-
ton of the publication of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
CHRISTINA GIEDINGHAGEN,
1917 coy Administrative
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
ltntbatisfeit bernriadt &eritopfnns.

@idt geniisetOe 9eueglng i'm
@intcr lit otter sic llriade bon Scr
itopfung. @m fiiblt trGse, miioe nnb
lcblos, Sic Salltfarbe lit ungeiunb
unb 5eigt Ilsiblas unb sic Gnergic
lit gerina. 9eieitist hieies ScrhGlts
nib iofort nit Or. Sings Nep 2ife
Eills, elm milbes I%bfiibrruittcI, bas
Sen angebGuften @ingepeibcn cine
SiIfe brinst obne 8neifen. Cine so.
lis ont gbenb bringt boIlen uno Ieid).
ten St1blgang anl Morgen, 25c, bel
Current NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
Gnglanb's Sd)rcfen.

Sd weib Vldt' mas iOll cs beoe'te"
Dab id, 10 1dminblid bin.
8rotfarten I'M luitigen England,
Ias mill mir nidt in Sen Sinn.
Die flcii6loien Sagcn iino fomnlen,
0as Sungergeipenit tritt berein
gtad England, DEM mGdtigen eng.
LAMB:
SrSn 0elltiblono iollte es iein.
Gs ieblt alld) al Mebl II. Gartoffeln
Der Masen tbut mir ldon iueb.
Sd ieb' rur Ole areibefelien
Ser &iiite an pogenber See.
Die Occurring, bic fable, iie iitet
9ort oben luno 9rinit alld mid an:
Sic iinet Elm gruiiges 2ieblein,
Oas mcdt mid aus idredlidem
@abn.
Sd CLAUDE, ser guirltbr pcrI6linget
9lnl GHoe Den britiihen &ubn.
llnb oas bot nit icinen SorpebnS
Qas Oclltid)c ll=@oot gctbnn.
s. 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
9issiphnaritrafc.

Sremoer: ~@as iinb Dos eiecntlid,
fiir 5lpei aerle, Die, Dor Srolt nit sen
9abncn %flappcrno, beitGnoie ltrt bos
@ef1n9nis bcrumlaufen?"
Illficber: N poor renitentc Irrei-
tantcn. bic his5iplinariid beltroft
iuoroen iinO bic ncrben bel Der
Salt clrlige Stuno' in Sreibcit &C.
iestl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
Gin &ranfenbein6.

I'M orittcm &riegsminter. Sus tlelne
medlenburgiide 0orf licgt 10 Der
trlunlt ipic immer in1 Sdncc. uIs
lpiibtc cs nidts BON &rice, &olfcrbui
mo Ieurung. llnb bod gibt cs III
icincn Siittcn picIc, bic mcincn.
Gin oltcs Wiitterfen idlcppt lid
nliibiam iiber sic SprfitraBc. Bon
3eit 5l 3eit blcibt cs geoanfenper'
loren itebcn. 3Ggernb tritt cs ms
Nadbarballs Elm. 0ort miro es bonn
Sdmer5 iibermannt, iooab cs Dor
Sdlud5en fem @ort iiber Die 2ippen
bringcn fam. Sn ser Sanb bGlt es
Gin 5erfniittcrtes Stiid 8apicr. Die
Nadbarin abnt, mas poreefallen icin
mag. sIGttet ben 9ricfbogcn mo
licBt: nSbr Sobn perlan9t 10 icbr
na6 Sbnen. &0nntcn Sic es nl6glid)
nladcn 81 fommcn9" 8cldricbcn
mar Scr @rief ppTl Gbcfur5t bes @otc
&rclls cigarettes /. in Wiindcn.
rSa, licbc Srau, % lit bod nidts
onbcrcs 81 fun, ais baB 9u 10 ldnell
mic uoglid 81 Gcincnl groben Gun.
gen biniGbrit." Die gltc miro nod,
bcorildter. r9as it's ia geraoc, oab
i6 nid)t 81 inn fam. 8ober ioll id
sic Wittel bonn nebnlen? Sd babe ia
nidts mcbr." Sa miro alld) Die gtad)-
burin IT'LL. Sic Tciicfoitcn bottc tic
iibcr ibrcm Mitgcfiibl gan5 rcrgc'icn.
Tlotlid fGllt ibr ctmas cin. Sic
bate filr5lid bGllfi9er IN Der Staot
5u TIM 9ebabt, unb BORT picl bon Den
ic9ensrcifcn @inrid,tlungcn ocs Mo
tsn arcu8cs rcben boren. "2lcbc
Iatborin, ih fabrc Gid nod belltc
obeno CUR Staot gum &cten &rcll5.
Sic wcrbens oafilr ior9en, oab iii
3cincn Sran5 81 icbcn bcfomm't, oar
alf fannit 0u Gid perIaiien."
llnb Die grulngebcuate Tltttcr lab
ibrcn iterbcnbeu Sobn mic1cr. Wtit
bent Spbc ringenb buttc or tic nod
crfannt unb NIT pebmiitigcm 2Ihcln
~Wlttter" gefliiltert, Sn ibren Ar-
men bate or fem 2ebcn a%nsgcballdt.
IS mar ibr Ielteiter, ibr Sieblin9.
limo ibr 2etter. 3ipei S0bnc morcl
bcrcits in ser SommcidludJt gciul-
len. Sic bate Tie nidt micorrselc=
ben. gber ibrem 2icblingslobne bot
tc lie bic sllleen 5uorilden biirien.
Miioc tritt iie ibre meite Scimrciic
on. Nun bat iie fcincn Sobn mcbr.
9lbcr ticiinncrli6 Ounfbar lit lie, ouB
tic cincn bon linen, ibrcn Grit9ebo-
rcncl, mcnn audi nur gum letter
Mtulc bottc micbericben, nod clnnlul
feline gclicbte StimInc borcn, cinct
lcbten @r1,B bon inn befomnlcn Dir
fen. Son oicicr GrinncrunG miro
tic binfort 5cbrcn.
@cr mciB, mcld' beibcs %crlon-
gen pit &ranfe unb S%tcrbrnbc nud
ibrcn 2icbcn trngen. ltnb mic picl Gin
ioldcs @ieoericbcn Ou5u bcitrI9t, III
lncll 8cnciung pocr aud, cincn frico-.
Iiden Ioh 5u brinacn, Der miro iidcr
germ ein lpenig haall bciltellcrlL ooB
aud ioldcn Girlul,noctcn oicic &obl.
tot 81 tell miro. bic lonIt iue9en Wit'
tclloli9feit ibrer Ingcb0rigcn bor.
auf per5idten miiBtcn. 0ic ocl,t.
idcn giicnbabncn %bcforocrn in ioIs
d,cn SGllcn sic &riegsanecbGri9en
idon fir sic Salftc ocs 6abrpreiics.
Ibcr fiir picle lit alld oas nod ltntcr
ben iceti9cn &crbGltniilcn inner.
idJminglib. Ous &ote &rcus iuht
oa 10 piel wie mnslih 5l bclfen. &iif
allh Oh Gin mcnia nit!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
&oblen5nfnbr bon Ilasfa.
Gle bat i'm Grnit besunuen unb biirfts
febr ~iegensreif iein.

sic bat i'm Grnit besunnen unb barfte
tebr iesensreih iein.
Sir bic Stantsn an Der amer,ta.
nii4en paeifiesaiiite unb fir pas
Serritorium 4lasta ielbf mar Der
9ssinn oer Steintobles3ufubr aus
Dem boanorbiiden @orlanbe elm febr
beosutIumes greisuis, obidon Iit te,
lesrapbiihe &orreiponbsnten bersIi9
penis oarum eetiimmert babsn.
Im 16. September 1916 puroe
bic erite 9abnauss 2aouns alastanis
fder aobIe aus benz sroben unb bee
riibnten Matanustas &rblenfeloe nit
benz Sampfrpb II Msilen melt mad
4ndorNse gebraht, UNI Damn Sis
Reiie 0uf BEN Weere tort3uieBsn.
Die 81 enbahn, auf ipelher Die Ses
foroerun9 ertpI9te, 1T cine nsue Sis
ME, biz Don Der Yunossresieruns nit
8elo gebout ipurbe, bns bsr &on9rsb
belpilllst bate, uno nc9 pes pous
jtdnoi9m Iusbaues borrt.
Oils Die 8ubu sic Mtatanustd.
&cblenlaser erreidte, puroe oisie
9oIlbrinsuns nit 10 GROCER Warme
sefeiert, lpie IS in einem 10 tiblen
Sanbe mOsIid lit. Sn elnem GItras
3ua. pel4en ole 9anoelstammer DON
4n.hornse sspodtet bate. lieb iia
cine Yurtie beseiiterter Yiirser ton
ba mad benz pielperipredenben Sob
lenfelps bringen. gu Der partie se>
b0rten aud Sffiaiere bsr aummifs
iion bon Yunpesz Snsenieuren. tpsIs
DE bis iest bic Sberaufiiht Iber Die
grbauuns Ser Yabn bate. iopis
!Sodpiiroen Dr. peter Srimbls
Hope, 9iidof ron 4Iasta. Die 9er'
rem iaben ole erite 8abnausz2apuns
aoblen, Die niht Ortliteu s3peden
in alnsta biente. ibrs 5abrt nad
benz 9ufen bon 4ndoraee unb mad
einem S4iffe antreteu.
Dis lit in sepiTem @inne fider'
lid Elm epodeumadenbes @reignis!
IS beoeutet, bob bic Soften Der
Steintobls in Oregon. Daibinstou
unb &alifornien ii4 bebeuteno cts
mdbiseu perosn. Was Dos belo9en
min, namentli9 in Der ieBisen 3eit.
oas peib ieoer, peIber BON ben aobs
lenperiorsunsss gsrbdItnifen in bie'
fen 9esenoen ald nur cine unse,
fibre 9oriteluns bat. limb bic aubs
lenporrdte ienss Jeloes i6einen ses
raoeau uneri40pflia gu fein. Sic
tommen ni4t bios Snouitrien uno
Suusbultungen Der meiiten Pacifics
Gegsnosn susute, ionoern 1inb audi
fir bic 8riessflotte be- Der. Staa'
ten, iorpeit ii9 oieie nidt oes Gros
dies als 8rennmaterials beoient.
lebr eripiini6t.
Mou oarf auf ben eriten amtIis
den Sabress auspeis iiber Die &obs
lenaufu9r aus Dem Serritcriu r9es
ipannt iein. ipelGes i'm Sabre 1915
bereits fir nabeSu 81 WiQionen
Dollars aupfer, Sii6ielsNa65, pel'
5e unb Silber Der Ser. Staten ges
~liefert bat, pom @oloe gar nidt gu
reben, unD in Der naAiien .3utunft
ipobl nod beoepieno meRr IieTerp
'uiro!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19

SD mill nletn
Eieport iplper un<
Ter Sun5ttanS4e nit
tortiese bifobr i'd
Sbne nod paar
'Worte huper cen
Weoespeiler iein
@usfebn gefdrippe
ben. IS is gut &C.
mug, er t9at e fal
9reb Subt setpobs
re, aipper cine lpo
n sho,,t f,,f,;,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19

Executors Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that letters
Testamentary upon theEstate of
JACOB ENGWEILER,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 9th day of December 1916.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of the last inser-
ton of the publication of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
A. B. WALKER,
1917 (2O}.. Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-19
9cnc @erie mad alter &eiie.

@cnn ol ne reifc Sunte haIt
llno miIIIt tie emit bcerben,
Damn barfit on, Sreunb, auf feinci
Sail
Ro6 Dor Der Ilten iterben.
ltno lit Gin Snfel Dir beidert,
llno mill or Dir nihts pillnpen -
Sci frob; on bait oanl lpater nal
9as ganae gum Serlumpen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-10

"Considering thiss summons ad- dressed through me to the Provisionaf government as an attempt by certain quarters to profit by the difRcult situ- alton of the country and egtEb3isla-a. state of things contrary to the eon- quests of the revolution, the Provis-5 ional government has recognized the necessity of charging me, for the, safety of the republican regime, to take the urgent, indispensable meas ures necessary to cut at the roots all attempets against the supreme power and rights of the citizens won by the revolution.
 q, therefore, for the maintenance in the country of liberty and public order. am taking all measures, which
 I shall announce at the proper mo- ment to the people. At the same time order Gen. Korniloff to hand over
 his functions to Gen. Klembovsky,
 chief of the armies op
 the northern front, which bar the
 way to Petrograd; and order Gen. Klembovsky to assume professionally. the functions of generalissimo, while
 remaining at Pskov. 5s Secondly, declare state of wax
 in the town and district of Petrograd.
 1T appeal to all citizens to remain.
 calm maintain the order necessary.
 for the welfare of the fatherland and the army and navy, and tranquilly and faithfully fulfill their duty in the defense of the fatherland against the foreign enemy" Eleven cabinet members have been in continuous session in the winter palace today considering measures to face Gen. Kornilon's revolt, which, in conversations with the ! Associated
 Press correspondent the ministers a&- init is the gravest event since the rev olution.
 So far, except for the deposition of | Gen. Korniloff, which the general ap- parently is determined to defy. no measure has been decided on, but the discussion is proceeding on a plan to constitute a directory of five men vested with full power. The names so far submitted for membership in this body are. Premier Kerensky, Vice
 Premier Nekrasoff, M. Skobeleff. the
 minister of labor; M Tarestchenko, the minister of foreign affairs, and | M. Savinkoff, the assistant minister of war. e.
 | In a talk with the correspondent | Foreign Minister Terestachenko said: l "The plan for the director is under discussion any may be decided to- night So far the government is un- able to make any statement. At 12 o'clock we expect the arrival of Gen. | Alexieff, with whom we will confer.
 My personal opinion is that General
 Korniloff's. revolt is, not dangerous and is partly due to d nnisunderstand- 1 ing, which will be cleared up." l Regarding the rumors of wide-
 spread arrests in Petrograd today in /, connection with the revolt the Asso-
 ciated Press correspondent is author
 ized to declare that no arrests have yet been made by order of the gov
 ernment, although there may have
 been some by the judicial authoritiaG
 under the ordinary process of law.5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-10
Gen. Cadorna Waging Fierce Battle Against Austrian Forces Northeast of Gori- zia-Many Hand to- Hand Encounters Take Place 145 Guns Captured.
Haig Consolidates Positions Captured by British Troops Southeast of liar gicourt = Berlin Admits Losses on Both British and French Fronts.

Rome, Sept. 10--Gen. Cadorna con- tinues to press the Austrian forces in the region of the Austro- Italian front northeast of Gorizia, according to the official statement today by the Italian war office. Yesterday there was ~ery great artillery lombard ment south of the Carso.
 Since the beginning of the battle the Italians have captured 145 guns. The fight against heights northeast of Gorizia contiE.es night and day during good and bad weather. The continuous contest seems to the oh- server to be animated by superhuman force, the Italians and the Austrians also constantly engaging in hand to hand encounters. A strange situa- ton is brought about Ly the two forces, practically equal in numbers, strength and determination, strug,- gling for supremacy in a circum- scribed arc where it is impossible for either side to employ more men or ar til1ery Gaps in the ranks are in- stantly filled and thus the contending forces remain so balanced that vic- tory apparently is impossible to either. The fierceness of the struggle is proved by the fact that in 12 hours the Italians attacked the enemy, five times.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-10
LONDON EXPECTS DEFINITE PEACE
 OFFER ON STATUS QUO BASIS FROM
 GERMANY TO COME BEFORE WINTER

London. Sept. 10.-Thfoughout off, cial London the belief is held that a very definite peace offer will come from Germany before winter, and that the offer will suggest immediate cessation of hostilities on a status quo basis.
 Entente statesmen have fully indi- cated that they will refuse srch terms, and no doubt Germany is aware of this; but German leaders regard a status quo offer from the German side as an indispensable step in the prep aration of. German public opinion for further concessions.
 A high official authority gave the Associated Press today the following statement of the situation in Germany as regards peace:
 There is no Idoubt that the German government is anxious to get out of the war at the earliest possible mo- ment on any terms that will secure them against revolution at home and national collapse. A
 Great numbers of people in Ger many today would welcome peace on a status quo basis, this meanirN prac- tically a draw.
 Tt is obvious that if the German people ultimately come to accept a net loss of territory as inevitable, they
 must pass to that, frame of min6 through the intermediate stage of 2 willingness to accept a, status quo lpeace. If the war continues to gt against Germany, test offers to con lciude such a peace certainly will bs made, as soon as the pressure reaches
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-10
U. s. GOVERNMENT
 MAY END STRIKE AT LAKE FACTORY

Business Agent Samuel Lavit of the Machinists Union said he received a letter today from W. H. Johnston, president of the International Asso- ciation of Machinists, in which MT. Johnston intimated the government will settle the Lake Torpedo Boat Co. strike by paying more than the in- crease asked by the strikers
 According to the letter, said Lavit, MT. Johnston had a conference with Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt, and MT. Roosevelt indicated that the govern ment is willing to pay the difference between, what the Lake Torpedo Go. machinists have been receiving and what the machinists at the Brooklyn navy. yard are receiving, in the hope of settling the strike.
 The Lake Co. paid $3.60, Lavit said. The government is paying $4.48 reg ularly and a special rate of $4.72,- he declared. This will mean, he prophe- sled, a settlement this week of the strike.