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WANTED. l To LET. l ,1. ...__F3§.;S..’:§PL,_____.
WANTED—MANUFACTURER RE- ‘
quires services of local man to take
are of local business. Large in‘
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.oine assured. Wallace, ”.30 Church St»'
1ew York. N. Y.
WANTED—SlTUA'I‘iON BY AUS- house _\0 10 Putnam avenue
.irlan woman as working housekeeper improvements. Apply John McMahon,
or one or two single gentlemen. Ex- 56 West avenue. Phone 614-4.
nerienced, good cook. Write 01' call,1
1 Billy Hill ,Winnipauk.
WANTED -EXP1ERIENCED MAIDJ
ligh wages. Apply Mrs, Leo Davis,
15 Rowan street. is 3t
WANTED—SITUATION IN SMALL
1' amiiy at general housework. Good,
plain cook. 67 Clinton avenue, South
Vorwaik. 18 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. 14c. for fat calves.
68.50 to $9 for small calves to fatten
Best market prices. W. Miller, Con-
necticut avenue. “Tel. 130.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR FURNITURE, HUGS, STOVES,
Etc, Iiosen’s Furniture store is the
place to visit. We have a full line of
Furniture, with prices that cannot be
beat. Come and give us a trial.
ROSEN'S FURNITURE STORE,
Phone 1364-12. ‘ 13 Ely Avenue.
RESOLVED
That i will buy my
Wile a Gas Range
this month
The Unitedfilectric
Light 81 Water Co.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
13OTH
Send-annual Dividend oi the
Norwalk Savings Society
Norwaik, Couu., Dec. 10, 1914.
At a meeting of Directors of this So-
Lciety. held this day, a dividend, at the
rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT. per an-
num was declared to Deposito’rs from
the earnings ottiie six months ending
{December 31, 1914.
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after January
.‘tiui, 191's.
Moneydepooited on or before Satur-
day, January 91h. 1915, will draw inter-
est'from 'January 1st, 1915.
WILLlAM n. CURTIS, President.
FREDERICK A. ELLS. Treasurer.
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1.111.131 honor WANT PHILIP-
‘ PINES. '
WASHINGTON} Jan .9. Lw. Morn
:nn Sinister. for eight years an Am-
‘ .zi'ican official in the Philippines be-
into becoming an interimth li'guie
Commission
believed Japan would.
be glad to enter into ii treatv with
.11.» United States to neutralize is-
lauds.
Sliiistcr could not nuitr'ei1o of any
Foreign power nttmnpting the con-
quest ot the Philippines alter the
'11'itl1drawul . of the
There was an '11uw1'ltten1 .Mnnroe
L"‘.‘noot1iue in the Far East maintain-
13d by Japan. he said, which wanid
9 make the nation... oppose the entriw
thei' power into the Philip-
tine group.’
United States;
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, tween Railroad Station and \K'ashing—
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at the financial affairs of Persia, told
" .Ltlé' Senate Philippines
5,» articular in
TO LET —-. APARTMENTS, 3 F03 SALE—EGGS NONLFERT‘H‘E
rooms, $8.00: 5 rooms. 510 00; 5 rooms } SPW‘Ply raised for table use {oi-l,
part etflar people Delivered 24 lioursl
so 00. Apply at 76 Washington street
jg 3L3 'aii Regular customers deeiled. l
iSmile, :L'L‘ilestnut Hill avenue. Tetl
T0 LET—A\ EIGHT ROOM “$34 it) St
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SALE—PRIZE S'l OCK COCK-1
1'7 3;; eral‘ ode island Reds. White and.
._._ ._....,Bui't, Owingtons, Bursa Rocks $i.50
To LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING up. Ribbons go with winners. Nichols
:.St Inquire of Mrs R Tariov, loziPouitry Yard, :14 East av.enue Phone1
'Taylor Ave Tel 1165- -5. 1130 110434. 17 3t
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TO LET -—TWO ATTnAoTivn’ FOR SALE—VERY CHEAP A1
apartments, modern improvements, re-‘ few chews 81111153 pigs VOW prettiiyt
cently decorated. Rent $12 00 inquire 1110“le nice little pets for young 01‘
,oid Come and see me. No. 30 Myra!
j6 “Jtie street, East Norwalk, , .1731:
l Felt BALE on EXCHANGE—AT-'
BUSINESS NOTICE ltmtivo 12 room two family house all
limprovoments, 5 minutes depot tor
u'hi'lligzlgsa';1fioo Atccgzsogaiagea: L "'9 °r “Chmge’ me and ”w ms" '
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' Marin t W h' ion at
lights. per pair, $7. 00 Sidelights per 8 Cons C0 '23 as 1113 15 3t
pair, $4.50. Taillights. each, $2.00. Ono ; 1
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3°3.iif“lz...‘;.°l.. ‘fililtfifdhllillfilz m “LE-HOUSE NEW 8""
Hunter's Garage Main street Telll on room house, all improvements. ll
1293 ' ‘ 19 31 lDeiaware street. Fairfleld Park. Nor-
‘ iwalk. P. & J. Larrauri, builders. of
_.._..~ ””””” ‘ “W "”M“ lites 123 Washington street. Phone
3162215.
LOST—POCKETBOOK, BETWEEN
it. R. Station. on Monroe street, South: THOUSANDS OF FUG'T'VES'
Main and Woodward avenue. contain
ing $9 in bills. Reward. Return to;
Lana Schroeder, 81 Woodward avenue l
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The Heart-Breaking Flight of the Poo
pie From Antwerp.
i doubt it the world has ever seen so
pathetic so heartbreaking so terri. ’
LOST -- 0N TOKENEKE ROAD, bio, a pre( essiou it seemed as thoughl
Darlen, large gold bar pin with 4 no wheeled vehicle had been lull in
pearls. nevi-iii-(L J Fuiey, 101 Park Antwerp There were people in motorl
avenue. N 1'. 17 3t (era, with others standing on the run l
ining boards and flinging to the hoods
and mudguards; there were people in
'carriagies. in delivery wagons. in mov—f
ing vans, in' farm carts. in oninibuscs, i
la carts dérawu‘ bykiogs, on bicycles“
on hast-bark" and thouaauds uponl
tens of thousands afoot
1011?? the) pudding ib§tr wives and !
children in wheelbarrows piled high
with bedding. 1 saw sturdy young
peasants carving their aged parent's
in their arms. i saw monks lll wool1
lien robes and sandals bearing wound
led men on strotchers.1 saw whim
Jared nuns urging forward groups of
;war orphaned children who had been!
ORDER or NOTICE. lnnnnded to their care 1 lift“ "1111111115,;
District of Norwalk. 511.. Probate' so 119111. and ill tiintmt'hoy could scarce
Court, January 9. A. 1).. 1915. l ly totter forward. with week-old bahies'.
\i'herens, «written application has '- in their arms. i saw priests assisting.
been made to this Court for adminis-‘tlie feeble and'tiie wounded. l sawl
tratlon oi' the estate 01 Ellen A. \1’est—;wo’meu 9111111011011. in fur coats and
berg. late of Norivalli in said District ' high-heeled shoes. staggering under
deceased. ;ti1o weight of the belongings they
Ordered. That said appiitatlon he'were carrying in sheet-wrapped bun~|
heard and determined at the Probate dies upon their banks. it saw White:
011109 in Norwalk on the 15111 day haired men and women grasping ”ml
of January, 1915, at 2 ociock atter- . harness of the gun teams or the stir 1
110011; and that public notice thereof, rup leathers 0f thfi ”00091”. WllOvi
be given to all persons interested themselves exhausted from days of
therein by publishing this order in fighting, slept in their saddles as the)"
a newspaper having a circulation in ‘ rods. 1 saw springless farm means
said District, at least live days before, tilled with wounded soldiers. with
said (lay of hearing.L~ , lbandaged heads and arms, and with
HENRY W. GREGORY, ‘piteous white faces. and through the
Judgestrsw beneath them the blood drip-
'ped—-dripped~—dripped. leaving 'a.
crimson trail along the road.
The o'onfusion was beyond all imag-
ination. the 27iamor deafening; the rat-
tie and cloak of batteries. the trample
,of boots the cracking of whips the.
throb of motor cars, the curses of the
diivers. the moans of the wounded,
' the cries of women. the whimpering
of frightened cliiidren,'thrents, plead-
ings, oaths, screams. impreoations—
and the shuttle. shuttle, shuttle of
countless teet.-From “The Taking of
Antwerp." by. E. Alexander Powell, iu
thetseribner'
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LOST—WHITE CAT. REWARD
for return to Mrs. James Golden, 11
Fairfleid avenue, 14 3t
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LOST—AN OBLOXG SILVER 1’A.\-
ity case-with chain attached to end
of case. Lost Friday, probably lie-l:
ton street. by way of Main street.
Finder kindly leave at Sentinel omceg
Reward. .19 3|.
11111 111an
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Your Child. May
be developing a Curvature. Why not
have an analysis made—4t is FREE.
E. BA R'l HOL. D. C.
. Painless Chiropractor,
63 Meadow Street—7 10:8 Evening;
Stamford Office-4 to 5 Daily. . .
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“IT’ S THE QUALITY” 11.111112111111011 111-1111101113: 1111.11)
CREE ‘N‘VICH J’an. . ‘7l'.—-D1. Chas.
that makes our Rubber GOOdSIS‘rnith, aged 16. who 111.15 wei1-known
among medical men of this part of
superior. i d
the tate and New York of}. tile
None better made that we know Md 4%“ t1 um gmm troubles A m_
Of‘ 1tt_1e 1' New York- city Dr. Smith
A complete line at prices voti‘wns gl‘ndun. mi from the medipal do-
can afford to pay"; .1111 guaranteed_ pungent 01: ‘\'1(;1111\AY311<lllsitl‘i‘t't'eitzrl,1
0111; [an e loo. 1: (501 o
l Come in, and let us show you la. 111 1890- For several years he
13")“ 0 38781110116)" ln'Central America and was
N 11 1:11:11 States Vice Consul i ':
The Ofwalk Drug CLO Corteg trorl 1900 to 1903. He took
1' up practice here,’ living in Riverside.
H' A' MEAD! Mgr- , about 11 years moi-1‘s wié, two
8 N0 Main St. So. Nomalk. daughters and twa sisters sunblve.
amorous». worms RATE 111'.
crimes: mortars.»
PM St! liiliIiS T0 IVCREASE ARV”
WASHlNGTON Jan 9. ——‘}.liils to
carry out Secretary “Garrison' 1'1 recumé
HARTFORD. Jan. 0.711}. S. Roy-
nolds and seventy-seven others have
sent a petition to the Public'Utiliti'es
Commission claiming that the
Sprlnfidale Water Company of Siam-
ford proposes to raise its rates from
$12 to $20 per year. an' increase '0!
86 2-3 .perac'ent. The petitioners dot:
for toilet”. A hearing ‘wiil be held in
Stamford £111.15. 1
mon’dhtlons to add 05,000 men and
men to the coast artillery corps are
to be (taken up by the Senate Mili-
taryy committee and pushed fer pas-_
sage at this sessibn of Congress. At
13. special meeting or the committee.
111111.41» to consider melanoma tor an
arid)? reserve. " " ' q 1‘ .
it was decided to not along that line
1.000 officers to the army andm8.000 1
dentists ARMTEs scan s'r'aikmo AT wnn‘.
L. shipincht of liospitalsupplies. 1):.
_.VpleLasure the splendid and wrlcoiue donation of
{an official notification that l onsdalc. '
WWEL '
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templati'd for all treads." W”
The Cologne Gazette says that tllcdst‘i‘iiiaiis in Vienna
are planning.r to send by post a million postcards. bearing
Emperor \’\'i1ylia111's portrait. to the liiti'pcror on his birth—
day as a million-fold greeting. The tlazrttc ilcpri't'atcs tltt'
idea. and hopes its proposcrs will nbamh 111 it. '
Li'iNDeil-X, jail. 9.—'l'lic lint-baron
the Morning Post says:
“lluiiidian is mobilizing 750.000 our 111'
500.00.) 1'1‘11111 the field army. Rumauiri nil
slmull italy decide not to c tcr the 1131‘.
mi'rcspuntlcut of
which number
sil‘ikt' 1'1'1'11
PARIS. lab. 9. 4:15 a in.——'l'hc lx’tiiiizmiau mobilization
will begin in the last week ifJanuary;according tothc l’c-
tit Parisian by the calling up of three classes totalling
135,000 n'1c11.'l'lic mobilization will be continued until
l.nx1.000 men are ready for the field.
it is expected that Switzerland will be asked to take
charge of Romanian interests in ('lcrmlany and Austria. the '
l’~'tit Patisieu says. but the Cabinet has nude no definite
H'i‘nngemeut as yet.
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PARIS, Jan. 9. 3:05 a ntwl iglttiiig has bun lt’StliliL‘ll
on the Servian front according to an oitu 1.11 Cilllililllllltl/l'
tion issued at NlSli. Sen 1a. .iml forwanlul to the llavas
Agency here. The lighting. in which 1111' Scrviaus were
the victors. according to the statement. ordurrcd near
llclfiradc. The communication follows:
“Strong forces of the enemy occupied the small island
of Ada Tziglia. near Belgrade. on ion. 1 Small dctaclr
ments of our troops surprised and TUlllt‘il llli' .-\u:<trinus
during the night of January 4, capturing forty'fivc soldiers.
at sergeant-major and two sergeants. (luv ions was insig—
iiificant.
“Beyond this t'ugageuiclt illt‘it‘ is nothing.r important
to report on any of the front
PARIS. Jan. 8, 3:10 a. 111.».-\
l.’liifurmnti<)11 states that 1111' 131111114111
(113111111111 been interned at l as l’almns. ('zinary islands.
M ailriti
auxiliary
dispatch to
cruiser
The German strainer titlivi arrived :11 Las 17111111115 on
lanuary 5. She was previously on D1123 as
l)! 111g at l'crnnmbuto. 'l‘lit'rt' has both no mention lierc‘
future that the (Marl hail llt‘l‘li C"0ll\i‘llt‘(l into an auxiliar)
cruiser. bill it is likel} that she 1111s used 111 llit‘ (lt'l'iliilii
cruisur Karlsrulu- as a supply ship.
rt‘pm‘it'il
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. l7 \RIS jun 1), .1, 4:2 .1.111.1-(1111511111111111 (lflllllciltll tile
,wtiunl (if tlru grandsons 11f tllt'L liztltiin patiiol to (lit‘ in the
lighting m l'raucc.11:1s killed during 1111 attznk on a soi‘i"
Luf'lbi‘tl i'l’t't'luan trenches.
ilk‘tllll is told bv his brother Captain Ru'iioni linrihzilrli.
lllt' stat) oi lion 111' 1111-1 liis
After mines had been laid null ('\lll()tltll. unwilling to
t'aiitnin (inribaltlis story. “in regiment of 11.111.111 vnluu~
tours rusliml forward. sl1oiitiug.“\1'i\'n 'l'i'icsti'." 'l'llcjv cap—
tured the first two trenches without difficulty. but the
llill‘tl was a more difficult 1111‘ position. bring separated from
tho others by about loo yards of open ground and t‘tliii-
inantlctl by a hill.
Notwithstanding this. the stm'nlcil
trench. but the Gt‘i'iimiih‘ delivered :1 fii'i'i'i- counter attack
alulitlu- position of the Union yoliiiitt't'rs bhmmc (liffi-I
cult: '
(blond l‘eppiuo Garibaldi. tllc coiiluinnih'i'. ordered the
regiment in fall back. and (L'mlstzmtino. \vln) comuuiuilctl
the. reserves in the Second trench. went forward to aid
Almost immediately lit‘ was struck in the
fell
(izti’ilnililiaus
his couu'atlt's.
neck by a bullet which 59111111] il‘lt‘
within a few yards of his brother.
carotid. and ho
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. :Iau. 1).- llmv Roll ('i'oss donations are
being welcomed abioad is told in letters 11) licndqunrtors
of the organizdiou here today.
In a communication acknowledging rmipt of a large
Sofie Nliilllltlfl-‘llllig.
who with her husband Dr. Franz ..1‘\ R lung. isin charge
of a hospital ship at \lunicli. declares th:11"11vltcn tlit't can
load drove up to our hospital 11c 11 cro o1c1conic with the
generosity of the shipment. Your \'Ci'_\ generous shipment
has put the entire American colon) of Munich
( bristmas mood."
She added that when the soft and 111mm canton flau—
11el.whit'li..is unknown in Munich. was unpackul.
into a
1 . taut-led a great deal of admiration and itfipruiation on the
part of the soldiers”
From the court chaiube‘Llain of the Queen of lyiavnria
was l'C‘CClVCtl the follbwing: Her ninjestv Out-cu \laria'
llicrcse of B'ataria, ,bas received with genuine and livclv
surgical
dressings. J)eeplv touched ltv tltisL inhguanimons gift
intended for the hill of our wounded-solrlicrs. Her Majes-
ty, sends sincere and hearty thanks to all the generous
donors. _T.liLis rich gift will be (lividcdfamong‘ various llt'ih‘
pitals. ' ‘ - . ' .1 .. ‘ . L . .
LOVDUV jail. :9.-L-—llle Mayor of Licils liilH 11'11'11 C(l
tho ' li'itislt sollli 11'
who was sonteucmLto death 11' 11011 pi mmcr in :1 (ii-1' luau com
“ccntration camp for striking a (.icrntan officer. will not be
“ cxécdled.
- Said he had been sentenced to ten years' imprisonment Lat-
‘L or it Was stated that the sentence hail lit-1'11 (ll lllgt’il i“;
Lohsdale is a1native of Leeds. ...'l'lic first: report
the death penalty.
.. $1.13.? .May or and other officials appealed to llit \liltli L ,. .
. 'tan. diplomatic representatives at Berlin and ilio‘ lilaguc to.
save Lodsdalo” life because of his wife. and live children.
‘ A recent cablegrain said the" scntcng'c had been iiinn'gcd to ‘L' L
mapltal puuisliimnt because the German anilioiilioa wialitil
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THE GRE 1 .1 a 1' its on
lidV‘v‘A. HI.“ GTONST
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Free Delivery
llic. '
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HUMBOLDT Lopes .
batter
following
Ledge, 50“.“. of llcrman:
' Vitc- l’ resirlcrit——l‘.1iil Stephan:
.ta1e Mueller. . . lot my wood is missing."~—thxc
Krcite,
to terrmizc other obstreperous British prisoners, and there 1"“
11 as no intention of killing the man. ‘
J’E'l R01 it \lL) Jan. 9——An official toiuinnnication
9111111 (1111 l)_\ tllt (.enerni Staff last night says: " ..
'1()n the left bank of the \istulafreiit,atilic1villa.gew'
Smihka littnric and Moghelv, the fightinghas tiltsumedr
tliaractcr 1115111 and more (lespE1ate.Thc Carmen‘s, not '
withstanding the great losses they have sustained, cot
tiuuo oln‘tiiialc attacks at different. points. " ‘ .
“in many places the enemy succeeded in " occupying L
provisionally certain of our advanced trenches. but ogre
vigorous counter attacks followed ordinarily by bayonet
1l1nrges tompcilcd the Germans to let go their hold.
'1 hits in tin region of Metairic and Moghcly‘ on Jan. 7",
\1c thou away the enemy. who rushed out adyanced
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trenches. tapturiiw sc1 1'11 oificcrs and more than one hulk '
ilrcil men. ’ .
"in llnkowiua 11's occupied on Jan. (1 Kimpolung (in
lluki'nviua 1111.11 the Hungarian border), after an advance
and fighting lasting eight day. Our troops during this
fighting covered more than 120 vcrsts (about 80 trilles), and
fimillv crossed the mountain l‘lilllli .it the frontier between
iiukouiun and lluugan. l)1 ring these operations we eat»
lured 1111.11 than 1001) Austrians and also took rich Mb
of 11111.
"(in illlltl pails of 1 ur fr nit tlici i‘ is not-hing worthy
of uotc. '
”()11 1111 black Sea on Jan} 3. our torpedo boats (liar
mvercd :1, lurkish truism of the Mcdjitlieh i‘ype followed by
:1 transpn ‘.t sailing east and approaching Sinopc. on the
north mm of \Md \1i1mr.Sccini: tllcms. lies pursued,
the lurkisll \1\*tl.‘~ turuul Wt‘st in flip“ it but we followed
the cruiser 'ijscaped .-,
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and sank 1111- llilllelltii‘l.
l \RIS inn 1) 42511311111111 Russians have an
'l‘rzinsyl1'nLnla," tolegraplis 1ch l’clmgrncl l'firl’t‘spt'llltlentxj
The Marin l '5 - ~ ' ,
“'llic \u~1111uslia1c hastily 1'1-11ctizitcL1‘131hc whole, d
llukowina." 111' adds ”Raving open 111.111 11121115 {in the Run
slim troops into 1111' l‘linigariaii pro1 1116611. partu 11l1rl1 in
the direction of llll‘ City of Maramnros- Sligci. capital of
the County of Maramams. at the foot of tin.- Larpatl tiaus, '
215 miles northeast oi lludaprki.”
(lliX \l'“.\ ..\ via l’aris. Jan 11.41 55 .1 in.~—llle \ustrians
11.1w bun cauulit in1 11 trap skilfully sci b1" Generals
Ruzsky null l1.1110fi.acmrding to 11111118: from a llunizdr?
tau sour'w incivctl born. without first pztssiupr through the
bands of llit‘ Austrian censor. Z
In t'niit'iiruilty with 1111' Russian plan. the {lilVl'Ct'R Sayfm
the Austrian columns pushing; toward the Niila River
.found tliciiisclvcs stopped by dangerous. marshy ground.
.~\l the some time the Russians attacking: ('racow sudden-
ly abandoned their original plan, but rcsumcil their nttagk.
in :1 tot 2H1 unexpected mauue' .L
' \\itl11l11 Russidnarmy occupying the most important
Larpatliiaus from the side of Bioclinia. the 1’
1:111 athnncc no further towards :1’.\\arsaw,
for the only roads amiss the 1‘11arsl1es are mined an ,
strmlglv litltl b1 the Russi‘11s.‘0n the other hand iht'
\ustrians ale .Ol)llf”C(l to do cull Cracow: and because (i
the Russian manoeuvres. can only meet the Russians along.
the line from \\ioiitzka to l’oehina under the iitost
brlsitmns of tlch
Austrian :11‘1111
f'11 (lf'll)lt‘ c )inliti 111s.
lhc .\nstrian conunandcr. being unable ‘to disco
whether .lllt‘ Russians intended to occupv Hungary 01' ,
tatk (racow oi both lost five or six (lays,a11d it is out
too late thc orifices say, to carry out the mo ‘
troops iiCtt’SSfil‘y to oppose the Russian 11111110311
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_ ST’ALLATIVON'.‘ _
1.11.11.11.11 Deputy john Nouga—
lnst evening. installed the
officers of Humboldt 1
ly moved into the village
“Pretty we'll"
“Have you called on your neigh ' 'L
yet?" . , 1 .- .
,. “No." the newcomer'1 aim.
Lotte-111011111111: Sec rotary—(111's— ahavent But im going to}
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Presidcut~ W illinm l’flcuge'i'.
Financial. Secretary - Henry ”W, - q“...
; -.1' good 11111. pays best 'i'
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'l‘rcasui‘cr- Adam S-.:'limi(l1.‘
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radii ' senior Senses area
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