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cernea. asort.. L "y U5A.r WJ4u51 inwLS uA J51
Second, no special.or separate inlteret 1.and rea~surapce to all.people.
of Any. single nation ofsf group.of fl- the -recurrence of another such
lions can bie made the- basis of any partj of pitiless force and bloodiab
of the settlement Whicox 1% not consistent -imposible, and: that nothing es
With the common Ipteatest of all. "Germany Is constantlyr Intim
"Third, there can I'n) letegpei or 'terms. she.will accept; and aiw
Slih.ices or -special -cov nants and- under. that. the. 'worts does not want
standings within. the ineral' and corn- de Ilared the President: "it w
mani family.of,the league of" nations.
"Fourth, and more specifically, there -Continued on Page '1, Col
Rhode Island Reports 13 Death
of Spanish Influenza During
Nine of These Occur in Providence--Situatio
'Present Does'Not Appear Serious
a g:tLa 13 Alber t ve ue. bomerse~.tagsi "neanr tu
Qi make a rtotiied (hat'. Prlvat t Desire.9loatlerk
stugeabeen missing, in,' action sictu e sITe
"". The FailRiver- man wounded-in lL
Ming he INord,.w kelao
tigte11am J. McCoy of the Signal Cowp, re=
Lys finds potedasweveel
terms,"pote aasveel runded Aug. Y 1 ~On the left ft
hea the" one place, wl!r
3ULG4TBIAN f(PUPO35 BAKED crossin'that fles
oa0 BY -il 04,PARIIAXENTM LEADZ t itIe, -hulldiw
adforcingJs
'Wade lin Accordance with wishes through to tl6'.e
of ministerial Bloc, quick enough to
) y Copenhagen, Sept. 27.-Bulgaria's pro: Tn W5'guns
)exrisk. for if Jthe
pose] to the Allies for an armistice was of. our attack an
made in accordance with the wishes of raeon- t'~ that
the leaders of the, ministerial biloc of the 'sfer heavily.
2 at Bulgarian P'arliament, according to ad- Our men did Poc
vices from Sotda. The Parliament will had supreme- coal
meet on Sept. 30. and in their luck,
L.
r.
Conditions Among Naval Men at Newport Show Steady Im
ment.-State Board of Health Would Close A musemt
Places, but Opposition Develop..-.-City A uthorities
See No Need of Shutting Up Public Schools
Ye'stv'riay found little change in the CHARLES BOHAN. 141 Alvet
Sranaih ifluenaza situation in Rhode Is- nue, Providence, at Rhode lslar
iand nrai vicinity. D~eaths among civil- tat.
tr in the State totalled 13 yesterday as IDA OSTER, 37 Croyland roa
sarains! 12 on the previous day and ail dence, at Rhode Island liospita
far as eiiuld he asacertained the number EMIL GUSTAFSON. 34 B~z
of new rases in the State wars not large. nue, Providence, at Rhode Isis
Of the 13 deaths in Rhode Island. eight pt)
n' rrei iat the Rhode Island Hospital. p3 - DUMBRI 1
one other in this city. fatNwpr. teet, Providence, at Rhode 1.1
on"' at P'awtucket and one at Greenwood.
'Iil aor' wasa also one death in Attleboro Alptai.
and awo, at l falRver. rmakng a total HENRY POL.SON, 43. 6 Deal
O~f 1t; for the distric.t. At?Newport the Attleboro.
Sluatiota Is eliowing steady improvement CHARLES G. I3UFP'INGTON
sAd in itristni, which was hard hit, yes- River.
terrlaey tloani hbut few new cases and no JEREMIAH McDONALD, '
deai.A LIE M. MOTT, 3, 22 Plaintis
Thet State Board of Health In session this' city.
Yretf'tl iy 'toaed to)ask Governor B3eeck- MIt. VICTORIA H. PURL]
roan lfl i titue t proclamation to-day Edgar Couart, Newport.
Or~rita, ilami snasnent plat-tin. Including OERTRt:1E MDr. ACKROVI1
theitt r,rrit)% iaig iclture laoues and Madison court, Newpcrt.
(i,tt)Cit iiu,,irs iqe'l. The board also voted MAE E. AIRNOLD. 30. Gren
a+ I"aie aIthe vrious clty health au- J1iINARI) J. PEARSON,
ti,"ritiem ah.a avti.alility of the closing court, Pawtucket..
Of 'tr-,,o. i.hirr heat, etc. (Governor Boeck- Trho situation st the hospitals
'Tll" i s lit Wrshington at the presentdeerman abu th
t ini, hatIna g goaae' there ta lay beforedeerman abu th
t h, Iler.&i auhorities conditions at Rthode Island Hospital had a.' iWt ait. cases yesterdlay, making d tt
tS' 'li,N TO REMAIN OPEN sailors afflicted with the diseac
it' a111,1; or t aeState hoard In op- instituion. There tire also mat
'"'rI y Mt*vrr Oaner and hKuperin- case's under treatment. Eight
"'ta'r'r tt of liesah t'haapln of this city, curredl at that Institution yesats:
a. tite Superanle-nilent of Schools Winslow eral patientp are considered I
' t'--,i lan~d health authorities in geroais condition. A t St. Jose
rt the-a' #111,iof lteState. except at New- Pita) io.new cases were
aiNra. Ha'r'-anot Jr, favor of the closing of yeserday, and all there are no
a i iti. ull~e a;h'ools at present. Ing. At the City Hospitala
'l'tii' who 'lied yesterday in Rhode Is- cases were admitted yesterda~
):ti rail)vicinity as the result of Spain- a total of about 70 cases thetre
ish intliaenra or pneumonia following the being of a serious nature. No
in.' uraazue are as follows: suiting from the disease o
lutlIEN A 23RAN Chalkatone either of the last named two 1i
A('Kr, roieceMaNh RoeIsadyesterday.
Strptearvdeca teRoe sad in Pawtucket and Central
MAX Pl'TW, 64Chrle sret.towns in that vicinity the di
MroX h '11."17at IWho264IsadlHspital.t-not assumed.a serious charact
Provdene, t Rode slad Hspial. fact, the centre of the ep~dcmic
JOHlN iiit;12 Printery street, Island at present would seem
Providence, ait Rhode Island Hospital. Newport, tristel and Provident
04 be"Ih',PHCON ILLY, oodbury, Mass., Cniudo ae~.& itCentinued onoPapes6,
provent
son ayed Hospi
dProvi
ood ayeLd Ho.
Hospital
and Hoe
1'street.
26, Pall
11 River.
Id street,
LIPS, 16
a. 10, 10
cood.
D texter
in Jirovime. Tho
tvenr new
tat of 43
Sat that
y civilian,
leaths Oe'day. Nie at dan)h'5 losadmitted
e mprovight new
making
only one
lea the re~urred at
ait Itutions
"ails and
cease has
ar and. in
in Rthode
to include
e, the it,
d!. 2.
'Rhode. Island.Reao o rh zb r
Rhode Island's organization is on tip- ment plan, oi',
toe for the opening this morning f us.: of clue weekl
of the three weeks drive for, the Fight- IfrThis loan I a
ing Fourth Liberty Loan, $50,000 of the ous loans provit
$6,000,000,000 total. which is this State's1 ments. Person
fourth loan undo
quota.. will pay 10 per
The message of the loan U 1lbe oond with thel
brought to the jeople by sphop an mass time on or before
meetings, theatre addresed moving Plc- pay 20 per cent.
19 20 per cent. J
Lures, posters and scores of other de- 80. er. cent. Jan.
vices, all intended to prepare the way A change has
for the army of thousands of salesmen People'q Savings
who ill ake ubsciptins.tution for Savia
who illtak suscrptinsbanks which i
Four big mass meetings have thus weekly payment
far been scheduled as follows: Strand loans. subacrlbea
Theatre, to-morrow evening at 7:45; pay for their t
~week on a $50 bt
Elks' auditorium next Monday after- bond, etc. ThlI
noon at 3: Billy Sunday's Liberty Loan overlapping ofj
meeting at the Tabernacle, Monday1 sue, as.A new
evening, Oct. 14, and Col. Roosevets previousis ssues
meeting at the Tabernacle Thursday for./
evening, Oct. 17. To eliminate
Excl:ar.ge place in this city Will be these banks WiE
turned into a bower of beauty for the monts cover a
rampaign. A bronze statue of George I jue welrkiy insts
IWashinglon is to be set up in front of. be $, laud that
City Hall, while plaster casts of nearly a person subscr
a doyen more individuals and groups, all maiks an initial
leaned, by the Glorham Manufacturing $4H for each 11
Company, will be placed about the mall.I will be given
The electric light and trolley wire polesi coupons, to wba
in the square will be decked with flags account card.
of the allied nations and ropes of laurel made. the accou
w v be festooned from pole to pole. As. initialled byt tha
thea cerntre of the attraction there will oe time one or mot
a huge' Liberty Loan chest under a gay removed. acoor
carn(Jpy) upon a platform in front of the made. When,
waiting statiton. Into this chest each day made, the last.will be daftped the piles of "gold" rep- detached, the s
resenting the Liberty Loan subscriptions bond delivered.
recorded in the State during the preced- SOLI)L
Ing 24 hours. This chest will. take the The speaking
place of the loan thermometer that was Loan will beel
used in the last drive. A feature of t
THRI WAYS TO PAY. time will be
Persons buying Liberty bonds of the squads" from Al
fourth issue will have the choice of three sqtaads,. rh
ways of paying for them. To begin oorramgtnd Ta"o
with, they can pay' cash witha their sub- will appiss3'.
serlpiton. Secondly, they can take *A- will be a aQ
vantage of t e Govwnrmeat'as f.0s;" the Tuta
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