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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16

SERBS THRASH BULGARS.
Aided by French. Little Nations
Troops Smash Kaisers Butchers
and Take 3 Fortified Points.
n. ,ssoc,,,cd press ,o Every Evening

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, Sept Ii Launching oi
an offensive against the Bulgarnns on
the Salonlki front bv the reOrganlzed
Serbian army IN cooperation with french
forces and the capture of three strongly
fortified bulgarian positions, Is announced
in an official Serbian communique re
ccivcd here today from Salonlki.
The positions taken are Teak Nctrcnik,
Dohro Polio, and the mountain Sokol,
which the Bugars had held Ter the patt
two and n half wears and were regarded
MS thrir strongest rlaccs. Starting ycstcr-
day after artillery preparation. the
Scrainns and French moved forward,
reached their ohjcctivcs and still were
GONG when todav's dlsnatch was fled
The communlquc follows;
"Saloniki Sept IL Nter necessary
artillery preparation, started on sept ~.
the Serbian army. IN cooperation WIN
French troops. attacked on September >
the strongly organized bulgarian post
tions on the front, Teak Nctrcnik, i.'Zi
feet Dohro Polio, .l,)S7 feet, Mountain
Sokol, 1867 feet
These positions represented by Tar the
most Importance. held by the enemy on
the $alonlhi front and the Bulgarians
have been fortifylng them for the last
thirty months
"Our attack has been completely snc-
rCSsful. the enemy front now Is pirrccd
and all three uf the mentioned positions
arc in our hands We have taken several
hundred bulgarian prisoners. numerous
guns and great quantities oG other war
materials Our operation continues
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16

Rri6eeport Conn Sept l6 Rc-aihrm-
mo their LOYALTY to the government, the
striking machimsts and toOlmakers here
today sent a lengthy reply 10 President
Wilson : order that they return tn work,
promising TO return AT once and do their
mart IN keeping up the fow OF munitions.
They told the President that thev would
take m their grievances IN an orderly
manner with the Taft Walsh War Labor
BOARD and asked his influence 10 get them
an early hearing.
"To the great cause Of keeping up the
flow of munitions 70 which YOU have dedl
catcd Yourself and the present admins
fration. the machinists here are, we hope.
equally dedicated We Loyalty accept your
command that we return TO the working
conditions which we left, the message
roads. land we shall proceed, as YOU ad-
wise us. TO reappeal our case 10 the estab-
Iished governmental tribunals, leaving the
event in your hands as chief magistrate
of our mighty nation.
In thus going back TO work, may we
express the hope that we have not been
sufiicieritlv misrepresented in Washington
ia cause YOU for a moment to doubt our
lovsltv 10 the cause of this righteous war
or 10 our country There were things
known to all in Bridgeport who had eyes
10 see aud hearts TO understand which
failed utterly Of transmission 70 the paper
case created here for the consideration OF
the national war labor board section SO
that in the end the machlnists of this
place were sacrificed to picture painted
IN false colors by the employers and
adopted by Mr., Otto NJ, EidIitz in de
Gliding, in Washington, our fate, after a
wear Of fruitless appeals for plain justice
and terms Of employment which would
mean security and stability for our fami
lies instead Of endless iockeying by our
employers
The letter then goes on TO say that
while they have no further right to dis
cuss the pa st issue, they ask the liberty
Of stating for the future guidance of the
President, some OF the incidents of the
struggle and Of the hearings held before
the award was made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
BERLIN BACKING OFF,,
AUSTRIA REPROVtD
Fears Note MAY be Taken as Sign
of Weakness. Post
Dissembles.
Nv Associated Press 20 Evcrv Evening

Nv AssUSiat pd Press 90 tvcrv Evening
Amsterdam. SUNDAY. Sept - SHARP
rcproof If NustrIa- Hungary Is vo,ce'l bN
the Nosslsche Ie,uung. oi Borltn which
declares that # the offer is accepted by
the entente It means the bankruptcy
Of Nlcuncsc policy
(,corR llerrarl rpmatky that tins ls the
first tune = central power has acted m
dcpcndcniiv. which action. he SAYS. will
create the impression that the central
powers arc not united. hut that tho t'cr
mans and AuStrlans are lighting among
Themselves Il as NAV hc expected hc
saws tho entente refuses the offer then
the prospects of peace are harmed rather
than benefited
The peace inriat,ve should have been
left 10 the entente alias according Ia the
TageS Zeitung 81 Rerlln
The fate 30 all previous announcements
a. 10 readiness for peace and conclta
tory spirIt on tho part % the central
powers docs not encourage great hopes
hat thus will meet With great success,
the newspaper saws
The Berlin Post tears the offer Will hc
again interpreted hy entente countries MS
weakness and q sign ot impending col
lapsc. as well as a begging Tor peace. on
the part oj the central empires
Austrias peace tcntativCs Will be
welcomed hv the widest circles Of the
German people and manv hopes will be
placed in II. but II is necessary to utter a
warning against over-hasiv optimism.
saws tho Norwacrts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
SEPTEMBER TERM
Of COUNTY COURTS
CONVENED TODAY
With the Usual Amount of Crimi-
nal and Civil BuSi
ness
DIVORCE CASES HEARD

1hc september term Of the superior
Court and the Court If General Sessions
fnr New Ca~tl county convened N
thc Puhlc Building to-day
There ls he usual amount of criminal
and cll business ana from present
indications the session will hc busy FIR
some tune
1hc grand JURY reported this m"rning
and after receiving instructions from
the court went to us quarters to com
Sider matters brought I" ITS attention
hv the attarnc, generals office
In tho Superior Court the divorce
hst was gone over and - eases wcrr
marked ready for trial and 80 continued
Tho following cases were discontinued
Cora VI Johnston vs William Stanley
Johnston. la Faycttc DAVID Patrick ".
F!cta L Patuck MYRTLE Brckiry vs.
Warren : Brrcklcy plaintiff dlcd since
suit was instituted
For tho hearing Of divorce applications
Judge Conrad sat IN Courtroom NJ. |
and Judge HrIscl III Courtroom No :
In the case Of Catherine II BENSON vs..
William John Benson the plaintiff, who
alleged dcscrtion. was granted decree
nisl Wilbur l. Adams was attorney
for the plaintiff
Continued page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
CRUSHING
HUN, WHO BAR
ROAD TO COAL
Ground Piled With Dead Germans
Who Fought 70 the Death 70
Save Chenin des Danes.
CAPTURE $500 GERMANS
py Associated PRESS to rvorz rvonloz

~ Associated Press ~ FvoYY FTGrF1g
The Frcnrb trmy IN France sunday
sept II lho aacrihce- fhe Germans
aro making ~ afay tho alpw ard s'oadv
advance III General Nangu force 'oward
tho hcmin- -drs DANES aro made evf.
dent hv ihc rye number If tho enrrnv
dead foInd IN hc field ~ saturday ard
SUNDAY operations The number ~
prisoners. thirh increased during fhr
day fn more han aoN also q ForE IarEc
fer hc length If front attacked
The dcad are Ibckos around ! afauy
nil and caz' af Nau1aiion whore tho
encmy counter attacked violently today
IN VAN effort q roRain inc positions ho
Inst SATURDAY,
General Mangiu fr.nps mt only Wn'u-
talnod all heir ralu- bfi pushing on
from kanvaliur. captured fhe pla'nru III
The southeast whirh gi~na hcn q vantage
ground IF great importance attending
the field of battle 10 fhr south thr French
also nude apureciahio gains hv occupying
Neunclean farm and ground consider
ahie ta thn east IF hai position Farther
snufh they took hy storm FIll No l6q
north IL riez-~1r Sisnc
The t,errnans camr back repeatedly n
strong force aH aiong his front and fought
siulboruiv. hut with uo either result han
fo increase heir rytrrmciy heavy losses
Further avanrez hp fho French m IN
high ground west and zouth IF 4 he hamln
drs- DANES will make NJ German posi-
tions there very prerarogs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
BEL GUM PEACE;
BERLIN OFFERING
Kaiser Would Use Pawn to Recover
His Lost Colonies; His Proposals.

London, Sept 10 Germany has made
a definite peace offer To Belgium accord
ing to Information received
The terms of this proposal are rs fol
lows:
Belgium shall remain neutral until the
end OF the war:
Thereafter the entire economic and po-
ltical independence OF Belgium shall be
reconstructed
The pre-war commercial treaties be
tween Germany and Belgium shall again
be put into operation after the war for an
indefinite period
Belgium shall use her good offices to
secure the return of the German colonies.
The Flemish question shall be con-
sidered and the Flemish minority, which
aided the German invaders shall not be
penallzed.
The proposal contains no word re-
specting reparation or indemnities, no
admission that Germany wronged Bel
gum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
KA:SER'S PEACE VAIL
FALLS ON DEAF EARS
London Sees Berlin 5 Plan TO Save
Herself in Belgium Proposal;
Americans Celebrate Victory.
J, As.ocia,ed Press 70 Every Evening

HA Associated frt&ss 10 fNtFN tNfHtHE
London. Sept. l6 Austra's peace
nete now Is in the hands OF the govern
nept, together with information that
Germany has made a direct offer of
ueaae to Belgium, on the basis of restored
political and economic Independence and
Oh condition Of Belgian neutrality till
the END Of the war
No allusion To reparatIon or indemnity
for the wrongs inflicted upon Belgium
is said TO have been made by Germany
Il IS needless TO say that these peace
feelers make little impression on either
the government or the people here
They are pointed out, however, as u
revelation Of speedy enemy appreciation
Of the meaning Of American military
participation il the war The view is
held in political circles that Germany
reslizes she soon will be compelled to
withdraw from Belgium, and If she
could secure treaty barring Belgian
territory to allied troops and aircraft
she would be thereby protecting Ger
many against hostile attacks
American residents Of London cele-
hreted the American victory IN hotels
and public places last night, singing
The Star Spangled Banner and other airs
Lenlne Near Fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
PREMIER GEORGE BETTER.
Temperature Fallen and British States-
man Now Recovering.

~ A,soclated Press y Every Evening
London sep Ib medical bulletin
issued Midnight ,md Premier Lloyd
Gcorgc temperature bad fallen and that
there wa= great Improvement ln ais
condition
The Premier passed. distinctly better
night and had several hours of rnn-
.nGuus sleep. says ater bulletin
The -rmpto0> d. exhaustion are
passing he bulletin adds The Pre-
micr- temperature has fallen and ais
pulse Is tetter The taic ii his throat
SHOWS satisfactory Improvement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
BALFOUR SCENTS TRICK.
Peace Offensive a Ruse to Divide
Allies, British Foreign Secre-
tary Says.
IL Assoc,ated Press TO Every Evening

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
London Sept IL A ]. Balfour, the
British foreign secretary. giving hs
personal viewpoints on the AUSTRIAN
peace note to visiting journalists said
1T IS incredible that anything can
come oi tins proposal
Coming after the recent speech OF Fred
rlch won Payer the German imperial wee
chancellor MIR Bafour SAID this cynical
proposal OF the Austrian government As
not a genuine attempt 10 obtain peace.
1t is an attempt to divide the allies
Mr. Balfour said no one should take
upon himself the task OF rejecting with a
hight heart any proposal which would
shorten the length of the war.
He also declared no coalition ever had
been so strong as the allied coalition and
that the enemy would not succeed in
breaking H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16

London. sept rs Austria invitation
to the heiigtrenta "a meet IN informal
peace discussions "a gwen warm re-
ceptlon bv the Loudon morning news
paper The warmth. however, - not
that oi cordlaIty but ~ indignant re-
pudlatlon. The note ts seen by com
mentators n a German trick in which
Austria - made the eatspaw n an en-
dea vor - gain time 10 enable the Ter
man high command to reorganIze ita
shattered TROOPS The offer 81 peace
10 Belgium is regarded - shameless
insult
The Austrian note does not bring
real peace any nearer, SAWS the Express.
Preliminary conditions 10 peace have
been stated over and over again by the
allies and there IS not the faInte4t sug-
gestion that the central powers Will agree
TO anyone Of these conditions.
Our peace terms have been made
abundantlv clear. saws the Post " hen
Germany and her dependents are ready
TO accept them fhey can Jet uS know
There will bc no abatement - them
Germany must be beaten, and must
Recognize she Is beaten
THE German Emperor IS Neuiulo-
qulst whose voice W. may hear TINS
AUSTRIAN telegram SAYS he Mail,
and We hear Il because the military
masters under whom Germany is bleeding
are afraid 4 IS not humanity which
they have in view but the safety OF their
own SKINS This German trick has been
disposed OF in advance by President
Wilson's masterly addresses
As to the offer to Belgium. The Mail
SAYS /: Is insulting and only offers Bel
gians one more scrap Of paper
The note Is absurd on the very face
Of IT, SAYS the Telegraph It Is dis
ingenious, cynical and insinccre, while
the proposal To Belgium is both iuslncere
and insolent Germany, as q power,
is not to be trusted Her most solemn
conpacts arc falsihed by her actions.
We must find q rcpentcnt and contnte
Germany. and German policy carried
out hv very different rulers before Ne
can even hope to discuss peace.
Manchester. England, Sept l6 lhe
Guardian discussing the Austrian peace
note, asks II the Central powers would be
willing 10 restore the countries they have
oycrrtln reverse tue Brest-Iitovsk treaty
set Russia free and leave Poland, Lithu-
ania. Finland and the Ukraine 70 de-
termine their own deshuies.
These are among the questions which
the allied governments are entitled 70
ask before consenting to enter upon
confidential negotiations, the Guardian
declares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
Pt ACE PLEA, BOCHE
RUSE, CONFESSION
Of TEUTON DEFEAT
Germany Hopes to Gam Best Pos
sible Terms Before Decisive Al
lied Victory Washington Says.
SEES NO BASIS FOR PACT
u, Associated rress 10 E,ors Evening

~ Associated Press 20 Fyrry Evening
Nnahlngton Sept ~ Re,olpt - tho
official trat ~ the Austrian peaeo pro
po-a was awaited today Is o'bciats
here. hut unless tic communication =
couchcd N terms radically different from
the version contained ~ press dispatches
il waa felt that the entite plaa could lr
characterized "a t,crman tnsr io abtnln
the best possible iefUs before IN nliied
victory could impose the most severe
punishment upon het
The proposal rs viewed hy officials. 7
was reiterated ,iocs not ronlaln single
bas,s upon whlch the entente powers AMI
the United States would be wiling -
meet tho authors Of the plea In most
CIRCLES Il WAS hold that the putting forth q
the proposal ~ tins tune was but m ad
mission uf the growing weakness ot the
central powers
II reply IS made It was considered
lkcl, that the allies would make JOINT
answer after an exchange of views
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16

The independent or antl-oTgan'-
zstion, faction was victorious, as a 'uIe,
If the Republican primary fights on
Saturday most of the contests resulting
IA favor q the candidates who had the
favor Of the anti-Organization crowd
and the Non-Partisan League Practl-
cally all of the candidates endorsed by
tla latter organization were chosen.
f>l only exception being for the office
% coroner. for which Isaac 5 Bullock
OF Wilmington was nominated over
George r Cheney This was due to
the fact that Mr. Bullock. who IS par
ticularly popular in the city. carried the
city by a large majority though Mr.
CRenoy, who lives IN the rural section
of the county. was victonous there.
The hostility shown by the two fact'oCs
gave party harmony q bad dent.
In literature circulated by the Nom
Partisan League on Friday and Saturday
it announced that It had formally IN.
Continued on page 5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
READING STRIKE TO BOARD.
steel Workers 90 Back Pending Decision
on . Wage Rise Demand

Ry Associated Press % Every Egcnlns
Reading Pa sept rs The 100
or more employees of the Carpenter
~tecl Works. Who went ont On strike
SATURDAY morning. pending Rage
adjustment which amounts on the
average 10 about 35 per cent, returned
10 work this morning Several hundred
cmpl0ycs began work last evening at
5 o'clock On the night shifts
The calling Of Of the strike means
tRa. the unions side Of the wage question
ull bc placed before the war labor
hnArl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
WALL STREET IGNORES
PROPOSAL FOR PEACE

New York, Sept 16 Austrias peace
proposal was virtually ignored by Wall
street as interpreted by the opening
quotations on the stock market today
Standard issues and investment shares
we're steady L 5 Steel opened un-
changed 10 Of a point off
The general sentiment appeared to
reflect opinion that the political attitude
of Washington and London was antago-
nistic to the peace drive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
STABBING AFFRAY.
John Smith Of l07. Poplar Street
Attacked by Another Man.

John Smith, aged about p wears u
No. lO7 Poplar street. IS patient at the
Homeopathic Hospital suffering from
severe stab wound in he abdomen
Naluuata Charles aged 36 wears. Is
locked m at the police station with 4
charge of murderous assaults, and also
one of carving concealed Il deadly
weapon, razor, against him
The stabbing occurred on Walnut
street between Second and Third streets
after midnight, yesterday morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
DEFEAT HURRIED PEACE
PLEA, PARIS DECLARES

Paris, Sept l6 The Austrian pro-
posaI for a conference of the belhgerents
was not much of a surprise in Partisan
political ccnters, where it is considered
to be consequence Of the recent military
successes of the allies The general inn
preston is that the new peace offensive
cannot be fruitful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
PItCE NOTE SENT
To HEi,LIGERFNTS
AND NTITRAi1S

Amsterdam. sept 10 Aus
tria's peare note vae handed to
the entente represe natives nj
Bernc. Switzerland. nj ! o'clock
Saturday afternoon. according 10
the Vossierhe Zeitung. of Bsrlin.
The note simultaneously pre-
sented AT Berlin. Sofia and Con-
stantinopIe and Tas brought To the
knowledge of neutral pnwers-
The Austria Hungary peace note
was diapnfrhed hy Baron Burian.
the Austro- Hungarian foreign min
lister on the order Of Emperor
Charles the Cologne yolks Zeitung
declares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
Amusements Tonight

pia,Hglse--" Flo F!J.
t5a-r.-k Vaudeville
3uccn hc Fair Prcteu1rr
SI9ieS-lc Tire Giri " h0 Came Back.
Victoria Chc Reason Why
lvric Musical comedy and pdctOpiays.
savoy By Hook Or Crook.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
Cardinal Farley Again Near Death.

Ry Associated Press TO Every Evenin4
Mamaronek y Y Sept l6 C ardinal
Farley. archbishop Of New York, who
suffered a relapse on Saturday after par
tia recovery from an attack OF ppeu-
"lnnia is in a Eer4 critical condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
st. Stephens Red Cross.

The Red Cross Of St stephen La
theran Church meets every Tuesday
morning and afternoon at 307 West
Seventh street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
Secretary Baker i'm London.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Sept. H. Newton ID. Baker,
the American secretary OF war, arrived IN
London today from Paris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
PENNA. MINERS OUT.
DEMAND PAY RAISE
Blame Garfield for Not Adjusting
Pay Differences; Men May
Go Back Tomorrow.
By Associated Press % Every Evening

Reading. Pa, sept Is Word re-
celved IN this clty ms morning shows
that practically all of the mines IN ne
Shamokln district are IDLE, and that n
the other parts of the ~chuylhil region
north 81 Broad mountain, only few
of the mines II he Reading Coal and
Iron Company are in operation Alt ~
the mines south of Broad mountain are
IN operation hese include those p
the I.vkens valley, fremont. MlneTvlle
and Schuy Kill valley districts.
The men -av The shutdown - due -
fbc failure II Fuel Administrator ,ar-
heid % ADJUST ther pay IiEercnces.
Shamokln. Pa. sept. Il Eleven thou
sand miners in The ~hlmDAln and Mount
Carmel district II the a1thracltc region
suspended Sork tudav ia conformity
with ihe leciSlon Ui mass meeting
held here sunday The Richards -ol-
lierv was the only coliiery N operation
TODAY
District President Matthews wired
from Washington that n'H 'he men
return 10 work the Federal Fuel Admins
tratIon viii refuse 70 consider M ad-
Ilstmcnt Of the anthracite wage scale.
The men arc expected to 90 back 70 work
tomorrow.
Pottsyile. Pa. sept. l6-tu the phiia-
dcIphia and Reading Coa and Iron
Comnanv colhcries IN the Shenandoah
and Mahonoy regions 7re closed by
strike this morning. The men are de-
manding an increase In wages This
action was decided on IL q meeting 0t
the mine locals held sunday. About
25,OO0 miners are affected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
AAT|-OlCA y|zAT|ON
REPUBLICANS WIN
At TAEPR|MARES
.,Iost of the Candidates Backed
by independent Faction
Nominated.
ROBERTSON FOR SENATOR
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Nominated Sept. IL.
County Ticket.

County Ticket.
Register of Wills Isaac X. Brown.
Recorder of Deeds Furman &.
Cole.
sheriff Joshua T.. Grassland.
Coroner Isaac :. Bullock.
Levy Court commissioner.
District No. , Albert Stetser.
District No. & Benjamin l.. Dickey.
District No. 1 BOYD McCoy.
State Senator.
District No. James ", Robertson
District No. George W, web
ster-
District No. ; John +. Richards.
District No. : Walter ) Money.
Representative.
District Ma. Jacob Schelfele.
District No. > William Lyons, IT.
District No. 2 Theodore W. Fran
els
District No. ( Albert GoOdnow.
District No. , LEROY tramer.
District No. 6 Brandywine vii
liam II. Danzcnbaker.
District No. Z. Christiaua Willard
: Gregg.
District No. :. Mill Greek 4.
Francis klair.
! District No. .. White lay VII
liam ID Dean.
District No. 10 New as'ie
Charles W Hill
District No IL. Pcncader Nl'ilam
Brooks.
piStrict No. IL. Rcdl Lion Edward
I.,str. Jr.
District No. IL, 1t, Georges Aiet-
andcr 7, torhit.
district Ne ii. BiaCkhiFd Thomas
J. Hodgson.
Assessor.
D;stricf >o. Albert \. Sersou.
District No. > Chas. T.. Anderson.
District No. 2 John athcart.
District No. John &, FootC
District Ne. ; William u. Jones.
Brsudywine hundred Harry \.
Srdgwiok.
shristiana hundred James haii.
Mill Creek hundred John Mont
gomery NcNaugh.
. White Clay Greek hundred lhos.
A. NulIiu,
Pencader hundred-Samue =
" right.
Red Lion hundred Harry Nicsie
ii Georges hundred Jos. c. Jolls.
Appoquinimink hundred Lewis
Fennifuore.
. BIackbird hundred john ~. Stei-
lar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
PEACE LEAGUE CALLED
TO DISCUSS PROPOSALS
Taft Hurrying From Washington to Pre-
side at Meeting.

Rs Associated Press 90 Every Evening
New York. sept is William II. Taft,
president 81 the league to enforce peace.
TODAY called a special meeting 81 thc
league ID be held mere tonight TO discuss
the Austrian peare proposals.
Mr. TAFT IS heastemng mere from NASH
Innfnn-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
Ram - Cooler NeaLher.

By Associated Press ~ Every Evening
washington. sept lo.--" weather tOro-
cast for Delaware
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday probably
rain cooler Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
Letters Granted.

Letters of administration on the estate
OF John Fl King have been granted 20
Martha E. Ross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-16
STRIKERS BACK. LOYAL.
THEY TELL PRESIDENT
VIII Do Their Part TO Keep Up
Steady Flow of Munitions. and
Rely on War Board for Justice.

Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening
bridgeport. Conn. sept. 10 The
strike was formally called of at the
mass meeting after the reading of
President Wilson's letter TO the
strikers and the letter in reply.