it ”at. it res good
reason for not adver- ,
tising in The Semi-1
‘ not?
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9. .t
I
ll us .It the no 1m rout-omen .
E m u unnfgu Igutm 4 1
Esranm’nun‘ 1.870 1‘
out ittEtttua * :
1mmuumu
Joseph Keri Thrown irom Wagon
When Horseilan Away In
West Street
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11 11.111
1.. Norwalk Lodge. In Common With
All Others. Holds Annual.
Lodge of Sorrow
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. " Ill 'Hllll’S lHEliRE
Fifteen MemEdEs—hE—Orgahization
Have Passed Away
11'
.loc Kori. a Hungarian resident. of
West. Norwalk. treated the residents
of the Hill Scrtiun, yesterday after-
noon, to a most/spectacular exhibi-
tion in the form of'a runaway and an
aerial glide. llc struck his head aol~
idly against the curb, became and re-
malucd unconscious for several 1110-
mcnts, and then came around again.
appamntiy little the nurse for his tut-l
venture.
Kori had a little trouble with his?
? horse and was thrown from the wagonE
Eat. the corner of \\ est sirccti
and Taylor avcnua about." “1.3.1 o'ciot It
Spoctattus put him back in the button
1» I1I(1l1 was filled with empty utilIt canal
and he stuttod down the stoop itili Ho;
I” too in ultii ”e t' n 1 (I. had not gotta lot when his stood. 1111—: ‘
. v t ‘ 1 ;
‘ .p g “ H " ionort dor oxcitt-uucnt, took flight and start
(1111110111, Norwalk Lotl1c, No. ”till 1111;
111:019111 and that Will}, t)1d(t . f i 1:: M to “In most WM”
:' 1.1‘1'1112
‘ ' t I" to stop the animal on the.1 putt of Kctlli
convened in a lodge oi sorrow ,vostctr-
, , 111(11111 unavailing
.(iay afternoon at lloyts i‘hoatrc. in l
. , and \\ (1st strcct. uhcxc K111i}; wagon:
tuemoriant of its honorctl (load. 'iht1 -
_ .tlso upsot and the hotso fell down this
fact that similar services were hold 111 m H w m ‘1“ng some (“Name in“.
1 l i r 1 1
every state in the union and in ovary '
hamlet where the B. P. 0. I13. haw (1s
tabllshcd 11 homt1 made- the scrvlccs'
(
i
Sccintt that. ho was to ho tluoun
‘ from his wagon as, his with (111115 wct‘ci
,ltaittl: uuccmtuonlously spillotl on hla‘
‘ r tpid ride down hill 'llliittfiri ho coultl
:succcasfuliy matte thc turn into Fair
ti(ltl avenue. lictl settled haclt and
?uttutuptcd this feat. Perhaps he
would have succeeded but for the
fact that ho tried to turn too shorting
m; His left forward wheel struck a HIM-1,3
tied curb at the catch basin at that
Wool“ ht Thigh street and filo witgon‘l"
wont ova 11 like a flash 2
Keri was thrown out upon the fror- ‘
on ground and with tho horse and:
swagon slid across the street Into that
cutb near the Trinity cbutcb. Hotel
(Continued on Scrnud Page.) ’
.HIH BEEEE ISEANH
EAHSlE ElflPE?
Miss Myrtle Stevens Said
flavoured Tm MW
lihaaifeur
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’t‘hcie was considerable excitement
in Belle island this morning when the
news went the rounds that Miss biy-r
tie. Stevens. the bottom daughter of side down and the horse“ too full anti
1 Utarlcs 11. Stevens, of that place had lay prostrate Those who had “RE
Ltciopcd with a Danbury man about a donned the affair were certain Keri
neck ago. Simultaneously with this. w“ dead
11:11:11 cante)?t;othlcr thn‘t tht1 btothet Dr. A ll Boutwoil Frederick SE
(1 a man u it W 10m 1111.1 ucut anay.‘ 'i.\on Louis Udclman and Dr. Henry E
W.
to tbotsc whom he met that his brother Keri mound and he was picked tip
[Was a mottled man with a wife Iittug ptacticaliy unhurt saw for a numberi‘a'ec“ about seven or oigift dolegates toi
lu Dauburi thing to suppott his three of scr..ntches The wagon was not bad-‘1 the general contcrcucc held in MH‘LE
children,
The South Norwalk police were
seen but. stated that. all they know “as
that the brother had come to them
with his story. but failed to leave the
name of the man. saying that he was
enroute to have an interview with Mr.
Stevens and would acquaint the police
more full) of the circumstances this
afternoon.
Mr Stevens was interviewed by a
Sentinel reporter later. but refused to
give out (1111 other statement other
than that Miss Stevens had gone off
1with a man to whom she was marrfied
by this time, he supposed.
Danbury was sought for further
light. on the question, but they falled‘.
to get any trace of-1lt. Thus it is that;
mystery and gloom run rampanti
among the Belle1'lel1111ders and Row-
aytonltes, but still they are unable to
fathom the r.iddle
It is r-cpmted that the man in the?
(use was outplayed as chauffeur tor'
one of the Belle Island summer tesi- I
(touts last season.
‘ ly damaged but the harness was brok i
on. i
; 'Kerl‘ s can appeared having happen
Kati hotnt1 in his
took
of West utrcet, tool;
automobile witlic young Keri
the horse and wagon to Schanbs liv ‘
cry stable i
it was with grout relief that that
people all along West street. heardi
that Karl had not been killed 101’
when they can his mad dash the), fear-
ed the worst. Dr. Sharer stated this
morning that aside from the few
bruises and scratches Keri was not in-
jutcd, not a bone being broken.
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SENTT‘NEL VANITY BOXES.
Having received a supply of Vanity
Boxes. we are now prepared to redeem
coupons. We would suggest that hold--
ors of same call as soon as possible
i’l‘hese boxes are a most suitable Christ
,ma gift See offer on page nine.
EGHNGHESS RESUMES
SESSIONS TODAY
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. Dec. 1t.——Bot;h‘
houses of the Sixty-second Congress
convenedmt noon today. Practically
every member of each house was in
his seat. The galleries were crovrded
and hundreds of people Were unable
to gain- admission. The expected
speech of Representative Littleton. of
New York, rcgurding Steel Trust. in “
yostigation, Was the sensational luci-
dent featuring the opening day of Con-
gress.
‘ -—AT BANNER BAKERY.
The “most delicious cakes bread,
cookies. biscuits, etc; at most reason-
ill)l(\])l‘.lces Try them Tel. 367.
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CANTATA AT GRACE CHURCH.
Professor Arthur Frederick Hunt-
lngton and tite.'membera oi: the quar-
1 tctte and chorus of ”Grace Church pre-
sented tho cantata, “Penitcnce, Par,-
don and Peace." last evening The
work was beautifully sung, by the
militants. and chorus and Mrs. ,Albert,
Caurington Smith, the new soprano;
was in excellent voice as were the WW
. members of the qtiartette. whoarc :be1 3' ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNGED-
aids Mrs. Smith, Misses Antoinette- The engagement is” announced of
DePearne. Messrs. Behrams and Des, Miss Alice Emma Drown; daughter
sureau . of Mr. and Mrs. Ghfl‘lqs Br 13103111311.
or south Naturally to Charles Henry
Kora. of Philadelphia.
_ 1-1461! Hill ,NIEH'T OH DAY.
‘taiticair at Warrior-ices. “1.101112.
My
‘f —-‘-A Christmas sale will be held by
the Ladies' Aid of Fir‘lt M 1E. Church
on Wednesday ntternooh and cranium,
(101118 111111 groceries and fancy articles
BHHHE HAHRHK
”.HHHMMEH Hill
HISIIPPEARS
Edward Mellhoney, of Cross
Street, Norwatk, Lost in
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
.HHl SEEN SIHHE
HAHHE HEEH EHERE
Police Officials Notified and
Search is“ in Progress
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1111 if the earth hurl auddcnls upon,
\ll effortsi “d ““E‘ ”WWW“! MW” W'm‘ii‘t‘l» ltulioliti scuttcrcdt‘
of truss strcot. Nlfiwalk bu has dist
At l‘nylm avenue lappoarctl completely and t‘ trio is not lioW'cvar. a“ no
The lasti
a (11lnt1 to his uflltotoubouta
scan of (he gonna man no» phi-u as
a (number of tltt1 (ionrt Narruh r‘ifu
EH1 uni-1 holpod out of his proditnutcnt ”m“ “Him Corns. ho. plntud ulih them no“ lying if was I
bi' thunk it. Gleason and his tun 5011.11 .‘1"" “W (lance mm" 0‘ ”W Itcttntbrook that ho was com
teln- and Drum t‘orps' donor in Mama
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ill 111111 ill 11111111
0W Hotho-
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diet summon choosing
delegates
I.
The Quadronnial [my Electoral
;.tho man lay still. the wagon lay up-i conference 0‘ “‘0 Methodist “WW1
for which delegates are now being
appointed in. the Now York East Cou-
{erotics churches, uhtch includes tho
churches in this town will he held in
tho Noatnnd Avenue Methodist;
church. Brooklyn N Y" in April noun;
was In South Norwalk and incidentallt C Shorer were among those who “mtg; with each or the 300 abut-choc of the.
called upon Mr. Stevens atnd gave °"“1rled to the scene Dr Sharer bmugtniconfcrence being reprehntod It) onei
dclagato. This body will in truth;
1912.11 which Will, he the thirty- first of;
its kind the. first having been held:
in 1792.
trict sttporintondency a diocesan epis-
copacy lav representation in the an-
nual conferences, and the abolition
of the restrictive rules misting to
amusements are among the things
which the 3211an contctenco will be
called upon to consider
Delegates being elected at . this
time will be able to study the questions
to come up for discussion csmhtlly.
and find out the mind of the churches
they represent on these matters, so
that at the general nonfat-moo intelli-
gout and permanent decisions may be
more easily made than would other-
wise he the case.
8TOK£8 PASSED .
(1111171 coon wear
NEW YORK. Doc. tie—w, 111., To.
Stokes, whose attack of acute indiges-
tion has prevented the continuation of
his testimony at the trial of Ethel
Conrad and Lillian Graham. the Show
girls ‘who shot him last summer. spent
a fairly good night at blsapartments,
and was re orted a little better this
morning. His condition intuit“ sc-_
rlona. however, and it may be a week
before he will be well enough to go
into court.
His counsel planned to go on with
(the case as usual today. calling the
remaining witnesses for the mascot:-
tion.,, When they have .finlsltod either
the defense will call its‘ witnesses or
it‘dtou‘rmunt will be silken until Mr. ‘
Stokes can conclude its testimony.
aside from an; remainder of the colt!-
lflllhltn‘t's tet‘ttiniony. it is understood
that the prosecution has littlo more
evidence to offer. . ..
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. 1 11!! ye have bod trouble in disposing
of that or». try. a Sentinel“.
it is the 111111 matting body oti.
cd along and Herbert A Mathewson, ethe Methodist church. An elective diet-i,
1 ”86 nine.
HEVi HAVEN SHIEEE
Pushed by Three than its Knock-
ed One liown-étattertlrew
Revolver and Fired
NW HAVEN. lie "
assault with Intent urdcr Goorge
McMahon layouts-cit? by shooting.
Manuel di urinal. ruinous Greece and
lionnto horrorgno c‘i‘: arraigned In
police court today,‘ utter brief pro-
ceedings their cascfime‘t‘o continued
until Dec. ill to are the outcome of
1101111101111 injuries man. were titted
lit station each. i It of which
the)" worn locked o shooting
with which tho ‘.
curred on the st ‘
McMahon was or ,
hulking donn _
iuhou the three 1’
1 opposite dlr action.
Mutton struck do ‘
good has shot in
of the man All,
‘u—Chargcd with
J last: night.
' ,9! boys
arenas.
and in the
_ hem. Mc- I
S of the ithllah‘s ‘1
omnch 1511 one;
booting the
were soon nude 0 11
. it! early:
today. He was .
has about 1
to cntor his home 1' i
Al flit,1 haepita
his morning:-
‘ t no that.
tattoo as to tho outcome off
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UnitedStates Express; Also Los-
‘ es Principal'llistrlbtillan Sta-1
tlon in New Vorit
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Loss Estimated to be in Neighv
horhood of $1,000,000
JERSEY CITY. ‘3. J.. Dec. 4.«-‘l‘bc
principal plant of the United States
Express Company for the service of
New york city and the vicinity was
swept hydropearly today, and prac-
tically the whole delivery equipment.
consisting of ..0 horses and several
hundred, wagons. destroyed. The
plant occupied nearly a whole block
I
streets and Parents avenue it com
prised the company's stables. The
loss is estimated at 31.000.000. Fred
Ockray. the night watchman, whoi
gave the alarm could not be toundi
after the flames subsided and he prob-I
ably lost his life min to rescue some
of the horses.
The nrorstarted In the manure pit
and soon gained such headway that
live alarms were rang and at one time
.it was thought help would be needed
from New York. During the day more
than a thousand men and women are
employed in .1119 building. but when
the tire broke out only fifteen. t'gtabio-
mcn were there to care for .the'borses
Thcy succeeded in releasing a few of 1
the animals, but were soon driven out
by the dense smoke.
The names soon were roaring to the
roof and ignited. several wooden tene-
Inertia across the street The firemen
had the building visit-surrounded With
time when one of the walls gave way"
and three men were caught in the
falling masonry and severely tutored
:Thc (111a was not under control on,
mi about it oolli‘ck and it burned
homely during the root of the tourn-
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FOR OHHIITMAS.
T‘tie Sentinel Vanity Box wilhtnike
in ideal Christmas plft. See oftor on.
,bounded by Eighth and Henderson “ 1
pass or not and they must carry
(payment of tho toe ‘of 33 instead. of
1 green with white not...
mom-Wm Wm
Fair and colder tonight and Tuesday.
WEATHER FORESAIT
HE 100 VHlE
MU H HHE l0
EARIEE HWS
Big Work Out Out for Connecti-
cut Congressman _es”tilember
of Ways and, Means Co mmittea
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Expects Republicans Can Win
1912 Election on Tariff Course
WASHINGTON Doc tmltuprcscn-
Sonnto‘r liraadattco mo tin.1 members
of the Connecticut (‘onurcsaiunal delta-i
nation at the Capitol toda1.rcnd1 tor
the opening of the new session of
90011311111111 this noon.
The other incynbcrs oi the doings
time are exported to be in their seats
uhen tho gaxula of tire President
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(Continued on inovcnth Page.)
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HEVI HHHHHEHHEIHHHE
EtSlHH EHHES BHHHH
llas Large Congregations
Rov John Staploton tacit up his du-
ties as pastor of the South Norwaik:
Conmmtonni Church. yesterday. and
1 his first day’s work was of a most
pleasing character. am Mr Staplwgu‘i“
ton came to South Non aik accounts-1
ed by the expressions of love and es-
teeth which were his 11th
{trucklvu charge. when be in... load
ed down with gifts and regrets upon
his leaving. His tall yesterday moru- .all of which had failed. the family be
istrong hopes that perhaps the lad be
ing was s manly effort. and be frank-
ly informed his congregation that he
had done with more talking upon lak-
Inx a new charge and now got down to
solid work.
his former-1‘" the bo‘ 3
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Found 200 Feet Below, Landing
to, file Home on Bank of the
‘Saugaiuck River
The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance of James Percival Evans. the
acventccn-year-old authOr of Wentport,
son or Mr. and Mrs. James M. Evans.1
was cleared up yesterday, when, twol
Polish col spcarars discovered his re-
mains at the bottom of tho1 Saugatuck
Rivet about 200 feet below the rail
road bridge. The medical examiner.
llr Frodcticit Powcru. gives the cause
of death as accidental drowning.
Evans on tho night of his disappear-'3
auto towed a ,thicnd across the rivsr
in his boat He returned to his nun.
side of the river safely as his friend
had thought but it is evident. from
itlto fan that he one found drowned
that he did not reach the sharp at Hall;
The boat was found next morning with‘
.1111 but: missing and the logical concln-j
tonne Hill ot‘ tut-1 Fourth dintliti and “m“ 0"“ “0' ”WM“ E" a” “WW-“111111.11 details were learned today of
until roster-(Int would be that he was;
drop nod.
The 11111111 has been dragged and dr-
i
« iimllllt‘ t0 the amount of sixty sticks
had boon exploded ‘nilh the hope that
line body. If in tht1 river, would rise to‘.
tho surface All efforts were fruitless.
and the1 finding of his body- on; pure
ly accidental
i 'lht“.1 post. mortcm examination per-
formed this morning by Medical Ex-
airliner Dr Samuel ii. Huntington of
1Norwail1 assisted by Dr. James M.
jNoian of \‘t'otttport, brought out the
-.i'act that the lad had a \cry weak;
heart.
‘1‘
i
i1
is now popularly believed that
‘11 divans in crossing lost on our and that ‘ Mmmm out of the M
Minolta reaching for it, he fell into tho- ”WWW ,
"floor Ho madam
mum on his went: heart and tblsi
fgave out hetero he could reach the
input naltln. Thus he drowned As
:‘it was dark there were not witnesses
.to the tragedy and perhaps it was
Evans' cry for help that his friend‘
thought was the shout of insurance
that Evans and reached his own shore
Both Mr and Mrs Evans were over-E
come when the news of the finding
remains was brought to,E
them yesterday Because of the e!
Harts to locate the body in the liven.
d‘;
d;
tgone west. a trip he had been plan-1
pin for some time They are griefi-
token and all Westport is extending
:eympathy today: Beside his parents
A reception will he tendered to new-"1° deceased is survived by a sister. 1
‘ . and Mrs. Stapictcn on Friday evioning
of this week at the cbutcb parlors
The affair will he an informal author-:-
lng of the members and a pleasant
social time is anticipated.
new cotansEtin
‘ (amateur. tees
m
Secretary of State Matthew FL;
Rogers will send out notices in a few‘
days1to all owners of automobiles in
the state. announcing the fact that the
registration for the machines will our
plro December 31, at midnight. .l‘ust
as the new year. 1912,con1e‘s over
the horizon of time, it will be up to,
the auto owner to have a new mark
on his machine. 1Every owner will
receive a card to renew his registra-
tion and a circular containing infor-
mutton that should be carefully di-
seated. The circulars oxptaln‘the cor-1
root method of making out it rests»
tratlon card. Often times the cards
have to be returned from the secto-
tar‘y of stbte‘s‘ office in order to re-
calveodditional information and thus
‘19- 1. 1 .
Dealers ImmatOr cycles must regis-
ter. their fees tbelng‘810,,wbctucr they
are engaged in the automobile busi-
tharkors on their machines, owners
of motor cycles are required to carry
markers furnished by the state upon
$1 as humm.1'l‘hs markers next
your by private; individuals will be
White‘-
markers with green minutes will his
pl‘scod'zon the cars owned by dealers.
the deliveryof the markers is held 1
The Macro! services will be held on
Wednesday aftetnoon, at 3 o'clock
from the home of his pursuits and
Rev. Kenneth McKenzie and Rec._
Charles Taylor will officiate. inter
men! will follow in Willowbrook ceme-
terv. Westport.
GilllllTV Llilllllll
Milli“ DIVIBEB
This morning the county commie-i
sinners announced the amounts which
had been taken in for liquor licenseek
in' the county outside of Bridgeport‘
as follows: Stamford. $31,005; Nor-
walk.1 $22,365; Newtown, $1,485;
Huntington. ‘ 84‘590:Fa1rfield,$2,-;
825; Dorian. 31110; Westpo‘rt, 32.52013
Ridgetield $2160; Stratfoxd,‘ $3.375;i
New Canaan, $2 465; Bothei, $10.80;
Danbury, 321.150; Greenwich, $13.-
150: Bridgeport, $7.65. 0f the amount
taken In, the .county receives 10 per
cent. which amounted to $11,606.85.
About $6,000 more was received this
year than last.
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FEW K CORPORATIONS COMPLY
‘ ,WITH LAW
But few corporations or this town
have complied with‘the law passedtby
the last‘ieaislatnre and [in effect 00
tuber 1. thatall business firms in the
town not regularly , incorporated. shall
tile with the town-clerk the names
under «which they, do businétie,the
costumes address of tnecomp‘sny and .
the names of the members compo:
the company. 111 stout. that this it!
not done each than not so doing is
liable 1to at but ot a
- “TONIGHT,
1" Sinister-d rs.-
‘ not Helmet vented! Soho-
partisan. musing.
”Ni-E
1111 Iii 1""
i Parties Interested in McNamara
i guilt front the Mm‘fiamara brothers.
t‘l‘on of Persia. which Russi‘
' bismuth (Beats ohsm- , ‘
11 HMHEI.‘ ‘
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Defense Left Nothing auto
to GetAequlttai ‘
lHE HHHSPIHAHI' HHIH ‘
HElHIi HISBHHHEH IHHHV
Dynamite Explosions in (It
Sections Being Investigated
1.108 ANGELES, Cal. Dec. 11-1-1101:
alleged hint. to influence the M
mars; duty. the supposed truetratl
which by the arrest of Bart H Fro
lin a detective of the McNamara.
lease. is said to have been an
taut factor in forcing a confession
a signed statement was doctor .
be in the bands of District Attornc
John D Frgdaricks made by Mrs. R0
tert P Batu. wife of the first sworn,
juror In the case. charging that 3
was paid to her by an agent of, '
McNamara defense to influence
husband to secure a disagreemen it
not an acquittal by the jury for ..
trial of James B. McNamara.
mm by the scent of
V r .
possession of the court
A preliminary, explanation
(Continued on third page)”
TROLLETIEI llllltll
NAMES NEW. MFIGE‘
.._._._4..
The oiilcers for the year
Were elected Saturday night at t o ,
ular meeting of the Trolleymon’s hin-
ion. President Andrews was re
and there were a few minor (than
After the business meeting a rearit pi
supper was enjoyed bv the attendln
members or the union. ‘
The officers are as follows: .
Presldente—F'red. W. F. Andrews.
Vice-Presldeat—«Howard E. Knapp.
Financial Secretary—Cotes Flew.
wellin. ,
Recording Secretary—«Albert Ber
Treasurer-«Howard N. Godfrey.
Conductor-Thomas Smith.
'Wardenwltfatthew Ryan.
Sentinel—C. 1E. Morey. .
Executive, Board—Fred W. F. An
draws, Cyrus W. Gray, Albert ,Be
Thomas Smith; Howard E. Knapp.-
win Benedict, Stanley Mayhew.
Delegate to Joint Conference 86
w—l’1‘rcd.\il1'. F. Andrews
Correspondent—«Franklyn Gray;
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—FOR HIRE‘ thtt'r OR DAY.‘
74 passenger touring car, limousine. .
taxicab. Tel. 101-12.
All!“ canes Hill
PERSIM FIIOIVTI‘
BERLIN, Dec. 4.~A speci
dispatch from Constantinople
that Turkey in response to 3
action in Persia is preparing 00'
the Sixth Army Corps toward tit
sian frontier , -
Turkey, the dispatch adds“ its
long cpdeavorln‘g to establi .
111111.10 short-11 in the eventual
in
diseased hi1.
Thrkoyuthrough tho-Tum
Manchu?) Hill! fished
Basket ti
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