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Pictures the Struggle on
Europe's Battlefield, and
the Absolute Need Of Un-
limited Financial Support
of Americas War Program.
DISCUSSES THE CAUSES
LEADING TO u. S. ENTRY
Aggressions and Ruthlessness
of the Germans Given in
Graphic Detail by the Dis
tinguished Speaker Over
confidence Should Be Re-
pressed.

Facing tho greatest gathering OF pat
rotic Wheeling pcople that ever
crowded in the Market auditorium, yes
trrday afternoon. rX-Prcsidch: William
Howard Taft made ringing appeal TO
the people OF America to hI% r'turth
Liberty Loan bonds to their almost.
lie pictured what is being expected of
the true patriotic citizens ot this COLIN
try by our boys "ovcr there" and by The
other nations Of the world.
Yesterdays meeting was the greatest
patriotic gathering ever hcld hHre.
More than 1000 persons wrrc crowded
into the Market auditorium. anl. after
every inch Of space was taken. ;hou-
sands were turned away.
Ex-Prnsident Taft arrived 4! ":2) over
the Pennsylvania from Cleveland and
several thousand hnd gathered To mcs;
him hs ne stepped from tho train.
Another Of the distinguished speak
erS OF tho afternoon was CaDtnin +. =.
;hc intelligence department
of the United States army. ana IA II"
has just returned from ""rr!2n on n"
battle fields Of France. hc gave a,riVld
mind-nic,urc Of what ia being done.
before The meeting Of tn" dtstia.
guishcd guests of thr afternoon " nce!-
ing heard It's rrcates, hand for the first
time. More than $50 members. rc To-
cal No. 14o formed into u srcat band.
and called themselves the Fourth Lib
crty Loan Band. and they r1ar"h"h t2
tho depot. followed by several hundred
Boy Scouts
pr. John l.. Dickcy. chairman OF III"
county draft board. presided. and fol-
lowing a selection. by thr masscd band
asked Roy. Thomas c. Koortz. pastor
Of. the Second Presbyterian church. TO
render The invocation.
Rev. koontz. who has just returned
from a southern training camp. where
he served as chaplain OF the Presoyte-
rian church. was, In. uniform. AZ he
arose hr was applhudcd. lie asked that
ell as hn prayed face the east and stand
at salute. as tho soldiers do. in m"m-
ory Of tho boys who are fighting in
France.
Introduces Chairman.
Following the invocation Dr. Dickey
in the following few well chosen words
(contiRued on FaEe Tcn.)
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LONDON. Sept. ce.-The news from
Bulgaria. which comes through various
channels. cumIcls the belief that Tn.
Prussia Of tho Balkans is not merely
seeking Il breathing spell. hui really
wants peace All the evidence '!nii-
catr% that she needs il sricvously and
must have it.
Tho German .prctrusc that Premier
Mnl!inoft was acting on his own re-
aionsibilty finds M confirmation. ktEg
FH.rdirand'a Gown apparently is at
stake and he is trying to save his dy-
nasty.
The bulgarian finance minister and
command in-chcr are now on their
way TO the front. according TO thr news
paper Eatcrland. which adds that An
American attachr will participate in the
negotiations.
While Bulgaria has hccn disintrgrat-
ing fur months az a factor in tn" war.
her military defeat has brought matters
swiftly tn n crisis. Her three armies
are srpara ted and not only arc beaten
but two OF them arc scattered in flight
with their German allies sharing the
same fate. Yesterdays official report
from the front speaks Of tho number OF
prisoners taken and points out tha'
most Of them were Germans.
Occupation Of Sofa by allied troops
is a possibility of III" mar future.
Nay Change Sides.
Tho terms Of the allies are plain. but
stringent. bulgaria will not be al
lovod 10 withdraw from the war and
assume the position of near neutral.
She must surrender and give UP what
territory she has gained by arms as
we'll rs some privileges nf transit ana
tho same usefulness she yir ldch TO Ger
many while protesting neutrality. There
is cyon a suggestion that she may b.
REQUIRED TO use her army on the side
Of the entente.
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should supplement- - cr"ttry l<lnsinES
tors. :,bruptn"Ss and whether IN" tim"
has c0Irc for tho same unltICntiun or the
dipl.matic bodies as has won such VIC
tories, for th,. unified military c"inlnaiI
Closing Of Breweries Surprise.
The second StarE"r T .im"rira ha!; CIV
IN England ~ the prompt closing OF IN"
hr.w"rirS. II is impossible /" convey 10
thu, Americans thu absolute irniHSSlhiitg
of any such action III England where the
habits nf ,h.' people. especially the work
ingnl"n who arr ,lninS long hours VI
hard work in tbs. mines. on the docks and
In munitions factories. would provoke
revolt If such a thing wcr attempted
Besides the enormous political power OF
the big brewers. many Of whom are
mcmhnrS of the. House Of Lords. would
m"nac any administration which at
tenn ptrd such drastic action with their
gigantic investments.
En- ztish curres pS ndt ntS in America are
pointing ont these and other phenomena
OF American lif., such as volunteer re-
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moth"r ai GO and his only sister At As OF
c:Lnr,r He, himself in spite of his eX-
iraordinary power for work. is subject
to- chiliS. which hiring on an utter.
though I mpurary breakdown. Every
body notices his rapidly whitening hair.
the Deepening lines on his face and his
general aging since the opening OF tho
war.
Political Situation Complicated
Thus the & neral political situation
remains complicated and uncertain and.
though Lloyd Georges encourage spoke
confidently OF general election as final
~ ilxcd for the last Saturday in Move M
Der. this certainty no longer exists.
The uncertainty as 10 labor pro-
nouncamcnts again has been influenced
profoundly by American opinion as SYM
holizcG in Samuel Gonpers. whose clear.
straight pronounccmfnts. as faithful
echo Of President wilson's frank utter
ances. has profoundly influenced labor
opinion not 10 give any chance TO Tho
pssciiist clements To wreck things.
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;LiiltuGr.
General ELECTION Opposed.

lhl' attitude.
General Election Opposed.
An"th"r curious result "f ih!S week 3
varied !nr.:G"ut$ ~ Il revival "i tn" hos
tIlItv - i general election. both Tories
and l..h"rIl% frr ono" unIlinS III hOStIl-
ity L. any Obstruction or division OF unit
al rank. WHEN the nI"ncnt. of the CRISIS
nf ih. war has arrived and when all our
armies are making such unlni' rru2ted
successes over III" enemy.
The anxiety rf tho whul"L!'riti*h world
for ISii IN Premier Lloyd Gc0rg" 5
Sp- cchrS on his Intentions III regard To
.h, Cl,ciIcu has been Disappointed. HIS
utirrancus are too vague 10 supply any
definite answer. and possibly tho warn
i!.r.nt his sudden illness may. induce him
To r"trca; from the tatiEucs of a big ci-
rrtnral fight Though the papers speak
enthusiastically Of tho Prcmcr's illness.
his InlinatcS ar Very anxious. Lloyd
George - sword always wearing 4
S,.nhhard His family history ia all had.
HIS father, died Of 4 slight cold at AZ ms
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ANE ERlCANS join THE
BRITISH, CAPTURING
BIG SECTOR OF THE
HINDENBURG Line
Yanks Take Towns Of Belli-
court and Nauroy-Attack
on Three-Mile Front.
fey tho Associated eress.)

American trooPs-boys from New
York Tennessee and North and South
Caronna-were IN the thick of tho fray
Sunday, which badly sma5ned the Ger
man positions over from: Of moro
than fifty miles, from the region u ar
ras to La Ferc.
oa q three-nlile front :fe Americans
stor1ned the Rindenburg line ana cap
tured the towns Of Bell4cou-s and Asu-
roy, crossing tho Camhr7I canal Ia tho
operations.
Meanwhile, to the south the Br1tish
storned the main Htndputurg defenders
on the Scheldt canal crossed the wa
Sc1-~ay and gained the hills heyoudi tax
Ing many prisoners. To the north the
british have their hnnIs IN Cambria,
the important German base over which
recently there has been SO much ngEt-
ing. The Canadians arc in the north
western outskirts Of the city, wh;lo n
naval division has reached the southern
envicoas.
South Of St. Quentin to La Fere tho
Frenc.. have pressed forward their line
and t:.:-.l some 500 prisoners. Along
tho Cam Ia -dcs-Oanes the Trercn hare
advanced thei- line for distance OF
, two mills, capturing the highest point
on tho famous ridge.
IN Belgium the Belgtans and British
have driven forward and taken DIX
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tioning. without c"mpulS'"n and III"
nrW conception uf the ,Ntraur,i:nIry 10y
atty to their government al :Ln"r",in
citizens iS gradually coming intn the
English mind. Finally thu lightning
s:;r."L with which y"u ar. sanding ever
seas hundrt lis If thousands of troops
and your production q: shipping and
other implements Of war reveal thu
bulndlrSS resources and IN" ruthless. in
vIncikl' spirit OF Ih" American i'"?l".
The combined effect Of Ill tI's" tina -
produces II greater r"rtaiHiiy "I al III
timate crushing victory over tirrElan%.
and also a daily hardening Of iii" EnH-
lish Srrit toward Germany. specially
toward tho HuhcnxolirrnS. Ever uld.-
tIonal day of III" war. with every addi-
tional demonstration "f Amrr'ra'S spirit
and resources. threaten th" Kaiser with
b. avicr rCirIhui ion.
ThrS" Influr.rcS. however. point not
To an earlier hut to Il !nt"r conclusion -:
Tho war. For Fn;:lanh and France III"
rricc has come up with Americas InflrA
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MAY FORCE BULGARIA T0F|CAT
ON THE SIDE Of THE ENTENTE

The answer Of tho allies is an u!;i-
nahum. The allied powers pavc Hd
further conditions to propose, says q
scmi-ofNcial pronounccmcnt.
Gcrmany's policy in this crisis Is
learned from the nGwspn p"rs Of That
country. She is trying to rush T''I"'.
rarccnlcnts IN bulgaria. One report says
heavy cnn,ing"nts arc going and IN
their Way will show themselves in
Sofia TO reassurc the people OF the
Balkan capital. Germany will not: let
Bulgaria make peace il she can prevent
il by force or persuasion. d.
Race for Sofa
There may be race between the
German army and the. allies 10 reach.
sofia. Germany is supposed 10 have SIX
divisions in Rumania which she may be
able To send to Bulgaria. She hardly
can withdraw troops from the western
front during the greatest struggle Shn
has cyperirncod there. Probably Aus
tria also will be called upon for help.
The latest developments seem to con-
firm reports :ha. King Ferdinand's loni;
absence from his kingdom during IN"
summer WAS because he was afraid t.
remain there German papers arc now
speaking freely about their allies. -, -
Prom tho day Of Malinotrs app(pt-
mcnt," says Forwacrts. "it was We'll
known in political circles that our al
iiancc was in the greatest danger. IL
addition TO the cabinets pro-cnt"nte
scntirAon,s there Is nm cStrnordinarilE
arden, d"sire for peace on the part Of
the people whose food for months. has
been crumb!ing and indigc:ti3lr mainc
bread. Even if the supporters OF oar
alliance should succeed in getting tho
upper hand. we should indulge in no H.
lusions regarding the value which inc
preservation of the alliance can still
have for Germany.
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Reply to Austria Revives British Spirit Says T. P OConno
hAnwerW deoPr lf

Tory squire. who is chairman Of the
horne rule committee of the cabinet. Is
rrprr:cd 10 have advarced in his opin-
ions and may consent 10 IL really good
bill:
/ shall wait to see bcfor" 7rophcsytnE
beyond this: that halting measure can
NOT BE- accepted by the Irish party. ana
even the proposal OF such a bill may add
anoth:r 10 the mary valuable weapoHB
placed in the hands of the Sinn Fetners
by h.urdnrs of the administration.
Mcan,im. the selection OF candidates
in both sections goes on apace, and tho
Constitutionalists are speaking quite
fra nkly OF the immense damage done to
the cause OF Ireland with American optn-
ion as TO the Id ntification Of any sec.
tion Of the Irish population With tbs
enemies OF America In tho war.
The fight with the Sim Fsan - not
over. II the action Of the administration
toward home rule and the Ulster rife4
Is satisfactory the Sim Fein will b
beaten ---..aa.-4-....AAAa.A-tA
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Nv r. p. o'coNNoR.

LONDON. Sept. 2a.--The best tigur" l
can find 10 make you realize EHEland s
attitude ut this hour * that OF 4 f;n"ll
boy shvsring on the brink q! a f":tsnlnS
SEA, encouraged by he:lrinE his big broth
er iump in head foremost and brcastins
the waves with shouts OF JOY.
It is true Some of the standpat radical
Journals. stIll shackled by IN" old pre-
war traditions are rctic, nj and some
even the ManchrS;r. Guardian. are out
spoken in their diSapprora "t Secretary
I-ansing'S half hour.
It's worth an army corps 20 Hindoa-
burg" says the organ Of the old radical
ism, but the Manch Ster Guardian is as
much alone with US as the New York
Times IS with you.
The general feeling is one Of the relief
Of a man who finds his own hesitation
and self doubling S11pt away by the
decision Of the more robust comrade.
Only two points are still outstanding:
whether a reasoned answer should
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PARIS. Sept. 2?.-Thc allied advances
on four sectors from III" North sea to
tho MeuSn continue. and important
Siratrgical points are being taken from
the Germans by the dEc-hammcr
blows rf the French. British. AMERICAN
and ErlEian forces.
Not since the first battle Of the Marine
has there been an attack Ia compare
IL extent with the present operations
Inc new thrust of the Anglo Belgian
armies was completes surprise 10 the
Germans and is meeting with marked
success II is being made against ter
ritory held by the enemy since 1Hl''
'rh" number Of prisoners increases
hourly and the advance goes on steadily
dcspitc the fierce resistance Of the Ger
mans.
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The power OF the Anglo Belgian al
tack is shown by the fact that the Ger
mans have lost the great HouthulSt for
est and the village Of Ghcluvelt. the kcy'
20 ihr Yprrs-Mrnin road.
Meanwhile the plight OF the Germans
in the Camhral sector has been SErL-
vatrd hy The loss Of valuable railway
communications. The enemy in that
region is now in serious position. an!
with one alternative. that OF ShaAh"l-
Ing tho Hindenhurg line. which already
has been pierced at four Potn''.
On the ChamraCnc-F"rduT front ihr
armies Of GcnrralS G"uraud and lhGsrt'
arc progressing steadily. IN" RI
and American forces III tho last twenty
rour hours captured the strong posi-
lions Of Sommc-ry. Manre. Grateful and
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Reports in rrEard to Ireland are Singu-
larry conflicting. The rum"r has been
revived that the government has deter
nlnrd 10 rush cunscriplion when ihe
present voluntary recruiting campaign
has been finally proved TO be All absolute
failurr If the cunscH2tion policy -
adopt ed, ireland will be handed over bod
lily to tn. Sim Feincrs,' not h"cau*" III
majority OF the people seriously b"lic"c
IN the Sim Fcins impossible ideals and
inIposshl methods. but a% the mos; mn
pl1atic form. Of protest against tn: con-
tinucd refusal Of freedom for ireland as
a preliminary to fighting for the worlds
freedom.
Reports also are conflicting rs. to the
seizure from the OranEcnaen OF $4,000
rifles and the governments intentions as
To home rule. Obscure papers in both
cases state that tho rifles werH seized
and that the homo rule bill Is once more
in preparation by Chief. Secretary Shnrtt
and a committee OF tho Cabinet. Walter
q. Long. a most typical old.fashioned
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PLIGHT Of The Germans Becomes Desperate

Boucunville, and had extended the ad-
vanc" east Of the Argonne. Since the
beginning Of the attack in this section
General Gouraud shas broken, the re-
sistancc Of twcnty-une German d-
visions.
General Ludcnlorffs task is becom-
Ing desperate His mobile reserve has
decreased markedly and he has no sec
tor from which he can take troops TO
meet any one Of the four allied thruSts.
General Mangin'S army yesterday
performed a master stroke in the cap
ture Of Fort Malmai&on, and tbs su:-
cess is expected IN lead 10 the capture
OF tho entire Chcmin-des-l1amrs iIie'.
The German positions on the ridE" ar"
heiny subjected To heavy artillery
cmbardmrnt.
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ALLIES FORCE AHEAD
WHILE BULGtRIANS..
STRIVE FOR PEACE
Italians Take Enemy Base,
While Allied Troops Ad-
vance Many Miles
Sy Associated Press.

The Bulgarian GG1cgltes who arc en-
deavorinE to arrive at terms with tho
allied forces under which Bulgaria Will
quit the war have arrived IN SaloniG,
but the italian, French, Greek, Serbian
and British armies are keeping mp their
drive ACROSS Southern Serbia and into
Bulgaria. Krushevo, tho Bulgarian base
twenty miles north Of Monastir, has
been captured by the italian, IN front
o. whom the Bulgarian are in rapid re-
treat. The Scrbians have won the i'm.
po.tant range Of Plachkovitsa, south of
Kochana, while to the east the British
ard Greek forces have taken further tor
ritory from the cneny in the region OF
Lake Dosan and across the border IN
Bulgaria.
PARTS, Sept 29.-Northwcst OF Mon
a5ti- allied troops ndvaaced eleven miles
up to Friday and along the entire front
hn5 captured more than 800 guns, ac-
ccr:;ing to The F1ench official statement
on operations in Mscedonin- issued to-
night. Further important captures OF
prisoners have been made. The allies
also are making progress between Loke
Hresba and I,aIe Och-ida.
EAR1S, Sept 2e.-The Bulgarian dele
gatey who are to discuss aI1ntstice anil
probable peace arr"nge,na"s with the Al
lied governments arrived a. Salonth1
Saturday. The delegates are General
Dnd ARMY; MI Liapchcf, finance minis
ter, and M. Radctf, n former member OF
the Bulgarian cabinet.
PARIS Sept. 2s.-Eavas.)-The Ger
man fc-ces of occupation in Rumanta be-
gan to retire from that country Friday,
eccording to information received in
Sr,i.s nc;itical circles. There are per-
sisteat rr,nors in Switzerland that tfe
RuI.,ania population has revolted the
German civil authorities are said TO be
removing their archives hastily.
Italians Take Kru5hevo.
ROME. Saturday. Sept. 2S.-kruShrTo.
an lnu.f''ant I:ul::nr!an base. 2n miles
north nf Munastir. haS boon captured ny
Italian troops vh" also have driven the
enemy from III" innuntain ranges nc
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THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-Forecast:
western Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and OMo-Fair Monday ard Tuesday,
little change In temperature.
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Counter Attacks Benten.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTIWEST OF NERDCN. Sept. 20.
Ol:30 a. M tliy Th" Associated Pr"SD
The American troops continued 10
make PROGRESS. although slowly all dny
Yesterday. The advance was greatest on
the right Of the sector and l"nst III the
center where the Germans count"r-at-
lacked VIOLENTLY The enemy gained
nothing hy Ihcs" efforts, however. eN-
ccpt 20 slow up She American. advanc%
temporarily. ON the. American lcft the
Germans have rrsn7t"d :" heavy marhin"
.,ur and trench mortar fire. Thr lrtil-
lcry activity has increased along tho
entire iinr with The Americans easily nut
shooting the rnrriy. East u! tn" Abuse
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PecFhing's Ksport.

WASHINGTON, Sept. c9.-ln report
ins further advances Of the Americans
northwest ~ Ncrhun. General PcrshlnSS
rommun,uuc for yesterday. rec lvcd mere
tonight. says American aviators ha We
krEt command Of the air. They hFr
brou MAT down twelve balloons and NOR"
than sixty enemy planes. while less than
4 third of that number OF American
nlanrS are missing.
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BERLIN, via London. Sept. 2s-The
Official statement from general head
quarters th1s evening says:
S''Thcre were fresh engagements cast
Of Yprcs. Tremendous Aghttng took
placc bstwecn Cambria and St. ouen-
tin. The British assault failed ,aD >
whole.
I'm Champagne and between tue Ar
gonne and the Meuse violent attacks
delivered by tho French and Americana
were rcpulscd, with the exception OF
local breaches on both sides OF Ar
de-ltl."
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LONDON. Sept. 29.-The Sixty-thrd
naval division has reached the south
ern outskirts Of Cambria. The Cana
dams are in the outskirts on the north
west.
PARIS. Sept. 29-RrtiSh troops are
tish ing on III. outskirts OF Cambrai.
according 20 reports reaching here at
noon today.
LONDON. Sept. "2.-D:xmuds has
been captured by the Belgian troops 'I
was officially announced tonight.
Tn: Belgians have ais" taken Ear
rem. ST. Alc1hcEG-. I-sSaGhrnGAAL.
MorrSladec and part Of W"StrroosshekH.
Thi5 means an advance OF several !n'"S.
After breaking up a Niolen: enemy
counter-attack the BclS!arS captured
Terrecst height and at thr clos" Of the
day had advanced to within less than
TWO miles Of Rnulcrs.
The prisoners taken since yesterday
exceed $500 Moro ihln l9n guns ana
numerous machine guns AMI bomb
throwcrs and much war material have
been captured.
PARIS. Sept. 29.-In a new offensive
hlt.vccn ST. Quentin and La Ferc. tn"
war Office announces tonight. the
I'ranch troops made some adran"H and
took 5nh prisoners. TIL" troops CON-
,inued to rrrGrcSS on all other sectors.
Paris. Srpt @9.--In Tn" Champaign.
and north of IN" Ni%nc tn" armies -
Generals CipurauL and ManSiu Resumed
tho attack this morning. Tho Germans:
are resisting desperately IN tharnI'afn".
North If the Aisu" the Germans ar:
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j. S. ARMY IN THE
CHAMPAGNE ATTACK
CAPTURES TOWNS Of
GREAT IMPORTANCE
Brieulles-sur-Meuse and Ro-
magne Fall to Gallant
Americans.

PARIS, Sept. Co. The American
army operating on the Champagne front
has captured neutrality-suspicious. and
Homagne, wegt OF that town, ON tho
outskirts Of tho forest Of RomaEne. and
tho attack Is progressing favorAely.
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100000 HUNS
CAP PTURED IN
PAST I DAYS
Achievements of Past Week
Declared Most Amazing
Of the War

LONDON, Sept 20 british Wireless
Servtce)-Thc past week has been the
most amazing OF the Tar. The allies arc
advancing VIGOROUSLY on practically
every front During tho wt TEX they aave
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AMSTERDAM. Sept. 29.-Empero'
Charles presided at meeting nf tn"
crown cnurcil at Vienna vCsterday. ac-
cording 10 dispatch 10 tho Berlin ragc-
hiatt. Tho meeting lasted into the
right and the chief subject WAS the
foreign situation. particularly Bulgaria.
Premier Won HusSarck according 10
another diSpa; ;ch. told newspaper rlcn
that there was no foundation 10 reports
that .>ustria-i Hungary had changed her
attitude towards the war.
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ENGLISH NOW ENTER
CAMBRIA; BELG|ANS
TAKE DlxMUDE IN
FLANDERS ATTACK
French Capture the Chemin
des Danes, and Attack
at St. Quentin.

LONDON. Sept. 2s.-Canadian troops
arc in the GU skirts Of Calnbrai.
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Reported Resignation
Of Won HeTt|ing Is Not
Verified from Germany

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 29.-N0thinG was
known officially in Berlin last Saturday
night Of tn" reported resignation Of
Chancellor Won lGcrtling. acrOrdlEE 10
n dispatch received here from the Ger
man capital.
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THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 2o.-Forecast:
pycrt.r,, Pcuusrlvania, West Virginia
and oMo-Fair Monday ard Tuesday,
little change In temperature.
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