Te lest!
That‘s why every Nor-
wallt home should read
The Sentinel.
Of The Sentin' el'
features. They will. - '
preciate it later.
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until this shunt?“ ;
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iieirs Brings New sin to stun “MHRWI’I‘” “7 ,
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MAJDR JAMES A. RYAN
m_3m,mm.m_:h. .l. Allevine & Son Asks Evening Sentinel
mentor Wily—JIM leaders to Designate What Lodge, Soci-
Monterey Presidlo Entirelyt
Destroyed by Fire Alieri
i Governor VII Ialt Choice '
l .. ...... .1 m1. ", ety or Organization Shall Receive ii.
i A l .lnicvlnek Sonltavedecldtrd to
cue to some ,pocletyJodge. or cram.
\‘ti successor to Mayor l.. .I llerr- 1"” machine Ir on display in the
i .
iiiutnn. oi the t‘oast Artillery corps, window 0‘ A' J Angevine " s("fit
Fil'Sl Cavalry LeaVCS“! 0" "am I(‘onnecticut \‘ational gum, “ 1“ ration it too. hundred and fifty dollar store, Washington street, and every‘ Lay-gut Share . May navcmmku
W‘smfllon ls Anxious”, ___ ichtisen tit the special election held Edison dimmed d'tec phonograph. one is invited to citll and hear this. ‘3 . . .
i i :tl’th-‘l‘zli‘:flzyld:l‘f‘~i”:0l:l?hg 0mg: liii: They do 0" core to make *0 selec- Instrument i The heirs o-f‘iiFIIi: qtill lf' 0' me smug I "
Await!” Hews 0' ”W'Fomer “955““ Cl South "Of- one had it majority of the vote neces "on the N“ “d consequently "3 Tm" h a “”“deflu' opportunity 1" “'0th “110 fought so lxcrhlyyfor diyc ‘r
. sary to electiOn. The high men “-9.... quest the ders of the Sentinel to get Edison's latest improved phono- acquisition of the estate left by the
1‘68 0' American Forces mill Old ”m "a s”. not Albert Mossmnn. commanding make the ce. graph without any cost but united cl “mm." HDDlF-W’man of Tokeneke. The German 1055“ in file fight.» ;
‘htive again filed suits to recover more , ing around Fort Vlux mt Fm
‘ _ ' tot the estate than was granted to‘
btlt'lf‘lle‘s llllOW‘lf‘d are requeb'led to them in the hearings before the proW
the Sixth (‘ompany of Norwalk. anti
of the liltli
Commencing Monday. March 20th. a fort.
m “Cl". m in United. coupon will appear in the
“no MCXICO Capt. Elbert l.. Garvey and Saturday surpassed all m.
Sentinel
cotiipatiy. of Danielson. The “Hill _ ‘ - .
‘ States Army i""“’ (no “a it. nut ti.s mum... daily Three coupon- will be good send their name.» to Mr. Angst-the and ! bttt» tntttt in Stamford last fall. Hm“ "m'ds m ““3 “alum" ~
MONTEREY C 1 M l lblotted officers. whose duty it is lit for one tote each and the only vote: data will be sent shorting the speciaii in We settlement. the commission—,mg t0 offiCcrs who have “tun“ ""
. a .. . arch t3. (‘ . ‘ . . tilt-ct the major number about (to counted will be those issued on mes:- ialuos of the Edison and suggestionsiers “”0“"! MN" Noni“ Webb, dauglifi‘to Paris “om V'erun. Time u ”*-
_Thc headquarters budding Oli oltnettiiui s soils have always congldgubte lnterelt. tor of the late Mrs. Raymond. ‘l,l'l‘..“.
the Monterey Presidio was des-
troyed by fire early today, about‘
six hours after being vacated by
troops of the First Cavarly. who
left for the Mexican border. Fire-3
men attempting to extinguish the
been found in history making places Considerable interest ntiuclies
at all periods of this nittiott‘s life. the situailmi in guard circles ll‘J“.
1' "la-V 1’9 "““V‘ 10 many n”“1”!“intisiituch as another ballot llllh'l be
of The Sentinel to learn that in thc- taken on next Saturday by Adjutan‘
litth t‘aialri' at Columbus. New Merloetierttl it. M. ('ole. snottld lllili bal
ico. Major James A. llyan. who is in. lot full to elect it successor to .\litlor
charge of the is! Battalion is u nit-f Ht‘rrnlltllll. it will lit: the duty of (im
me sort. born lit llunbury. and edit- Marcus ll. Holcomb to apl’mm a "9“
to
con pom
DAl (if mitts i
this to units
less to the conducting ot' the contest.
ittitii inn
' iii lWD DAlS
out oi" the amount she claimed of u,-
‘ilt'il.50.~1nd gate to Aleclt Raymond.
:the husband. in place of the ".850;
again and with extraordinq 7:.
courage the Germans in» colum ‘3
four deep rushed from thflh, ._
w
the wanted only soon, nr nutty :2,ooo;trenches, only to melt away under
iii-its than his demands. it is possible'
that both these amounts are as much
rat. either expected to receive out of
the estate.
,the fire of the French 75. 150 g ‘ z:
210 millimetre guns, which at”. .3
shells with dadly accuracy i1” .
flames found that the water sup- cated in lile'SClltlUiS there, it graduate; major At the present time it seetii~ i Th“ ““W It’Kl‘l “Will is 300“” upon the marching conipaniec. Wu ’ 6-:
Ply had been shut off at the 0' “N P""‘.‘- 3"“ "”-" “'9” limit" quite probable thttt the run-mm will l‘“ mm“ “mm” a“ ”ll“ ‘0 leakmsihi the smoke and dust cleared nofi “"
source. . ‘9 a 'larst‘ (lira: ’0‘ 090919 in ”ill“. be called upon to exercise his jurt . _"“’ "“ and the legal fees are expected to eat 1 ing was to be seen but hell”; if
' - - ">3 ”Will! W We wine time. ~ s l- u» it in c it i' til i‘ d 1 ~
A v ” ’ . idittiou iii the cast. a lit inn 1 . . l 8 pa 0 9 U" to . - . . ‘9'
. "din elstiggilon “’35 5‘“th Major Ryan has hurt quite ti ‘Br‘i‘dicuiididntes for the office are known “M‘M Thoughtful “S cal- “Cl”... GM 0' State Could, The relate of the late Hrs. flay bodies. 3:
mime tatc y. V ontercy was the career. and considerable :tctlve at-r.‘ to be ruttnllla (\l()§9l)'_ . ' _ . .r , tutond was tnv more extensive than The spur on Wind! the fort i. n
Spanish and Mextcan capital of vice. After his graduation he was its Go'ernor’. Choice. "8. “I! “we, 5 St“ For MEXICO III 'M “M" ”W “”"e “r “0 “Mill" granted. situated is almost erpendicuk if
California. and tint Presidio 0c- “snail '0 duty at Fort Apache. Art lit the event of the ruwrnur up _._..._. —.——__.- " '""‘ """'S‘“"""“d”mm” in certain lac Th G ‘
cupies the site oi the ancient mm“ "nil “83‘ “mum“ ”‘ “WNW 5‘" ‘polllllllg :i nittior. ft is quite probiihlt \UN ilk '9“. and it mt-lt N ‘n _ fit money which do not itllow a g”. ,1_ P C8. 1: J ..
militar head uartcrs The t'crnl Indiztn tttsurreciioiis :ihat he will make his choice from ”a!” “I. sitid Jews thron V's'lnw't}. Member of m. (.Onm‘lm‘, (‘oaxi m“ of "1.0“. than has been "any...“ files were forced to halt, U .
y q . p05 In is.“ during the fttitiltie in Alaska four "w," These are (“mun t‘onnnr ~ LI i . \l'lilit'l‘Y cor 5 m “m t.“ . “n. “Huh ttuluidt' oi the hetitiesis definitely list man Bavarian reeervis ' “cu
. p i y. ts c
consisted of old wooden barracks
sufficient to accommodate a regi-
ment. These were of the type
common at the Presidio of San'
Francisco, where several persons.
including the wife and three‘
daughters 'of Brig-Geri john ].
Pershing were burned to death. .
The headquarters safe and the
contents of the poet-office were.
saved; all other records were des-i
- troyed. Major James G. l-larbord.1
» in charge of the post. refused to
discuss the origin of the fire an?
til he had made his own investi-
gation. Much weight was given
by military, authorities, it became
known. owing to the fact that the
fire started in the headquarters
.dcvelopnients. us the members of this
ilt' was second in cottitiiitiid of a relief . 0f New lontlou. (‘uplaiu Turbos oi
expedition there. upon his arrival nil Norwich. Captain ileum-ti of Bridge
Scuttle on his return. the Spanish; port and (lpptain .\los.-iiiiitii of Not
War being ill progress he was ordered: walk.
to loin lilb regiment at once at 'I‘fllll‘i tn... gm "united in the senior rank
pll. Pin. Saw active service iii the, lug captain of the outflow corps. and
Cuban muipnlgii. and after the 'A‘T'wottld be it "titty lppolniee. That
was made military tilde to Gorernort 3;”: London anally has givcti'tw'o
Magooh. of Cuba. ‘ me“ to hlg‘h olives in them one"
He Wits for several years instructor; ever “my“ have W fleet “on
at West Point and wits selected its one the lullilllllf‘ dptprn1|nafl0n of ”u.
of the oflicers to go to Europe at the! governor The state‘s (‘liiil uecti
beginning of the WA“ on the Tonnes-"h... would have a w'idt- cliolce in thi-
see to distribute the funds for the tel men above mentioned, since each m“.
lief of Attiericttns stranded nbroaduof them comes from a different tum
Upon his return he joined his rexltlof the state.
ment on the Mexican border. His,
many friends are anxiously awaittniti
tilt illlllll Attic tilt
* liltiitittttot moths
regiment, ii in said. are very anxious;
to avenge the iiiussncre of their coni-
miles by Villa and his colleagues.
tire world are awaiting with ~aditt-ss
. ' . ‘ __ mg with much interest the progress at
i“ U" “ hearts a holiday which b'r'“ ‘t-tenis in Mexico and while lilt‘l‘t is no
the gretti war Wits ulwnyit celebrated
with [Ltdncls and rt-ioicing, It is tlit
Festival of Purim. on the' 19m of this
iiioutb. the day commemorating the'
“nuance cf the hwioli people froml
the hands at flat-In; the day of
“not! Mono-"r—giving presents to
friends and remembering the poor until
the needy, the day of Jewish Brother-1
bond. ‘
The Festival of
the account given in the
Esther. This account comprises the
romantic career of it Jewish maiden
wuo‘rises from obsurity to the throne.
of Persia. lit-r womanly charm bring!
l’urltn is based on!
book oti
l
her the admiration of a king and her:
tact ttnd discretion save herth
iii it tragic hour ol‘ danger. The story'
is typlcitl of the persecutions no whlcbt
the Jews have been subjected and oft
iiit- providentiul rescues they have .hfld‘.
i tht‘ .
Guard of the suite ill nntpruliy a sub-' ”lit“
present rett eon
mote possiblllt y and
prepllrmlnesa of the
loci of discussion.
The Hartford Courtuit intltiy sayst'lurs-
Guard.‘ death, the money will belong to her
The Connecticut National
consisting of between 3.800 and 3.90M children.
actual in make sure that the
ofllcers and enlisted men.
ipresent strength. could be mobilize
and made ready to proceed to Mexico
in less than two days after tin ordcr who "ii-i twice married.
was received front the United States:
Adjutant General GeorgeJ cision of the commissioners, there is
provided the‘also pending in the Superior Court
0-100 homentan action by Aleck Raymond to se-
mm-e. cure the entire estate for himself. His
government,
M. (‘ole said last night.
government furnished the
and mules necessary for the
merit of the troops. The refidity with I claim is that
which the militia could be muted after] In the first place.
to think that lllillllli
may be called upon to support All“ feti-
critl troops in their expedition against
iVillii. a call for such duty is it re;
the question ot‘
Nn‘mhthe bands of the bitter to_ hold in
ed Various charitable organizations
received about 33.2"", friends “(uni
and Aleck Raymond himself got an:
outright gift of $2,300. Besides thisfto angles 0‘ “’Ck' “1d
.ttt-tt. Webb received sumo to be. held tufts of grass. Again
in trust by Judge Gregory. All the these human pyramids 00
rest of the property was given into into shapeiess (fly mm
for Aleck. and tiller the bus-
5band's death, the name was to go to
Raymond, and then, after her
The object of all this was low an "d With b‘ood' At
estate. would
ji revert to the children of Mrs. flay-
ntond. instead of the ctiiltlren of Aleck..
two-thirds of their efl’ectivee.
Besides -the appeal from the de-
from the Fiftecth and Eigh N
the property was his
and that he sees no
The fighting also was elm
in the extreme when regim
up on one another'e shoulders ,
struggled up the slope, clingi’:
the places whcretbe incline he
easier and the attacks. therefore,
more concentrated. the ditches :
lowest estimate the attackers lat
4:.
German army corps attached 4 .1.
village of Vaux on Friday. Du,
was just breaking and over tb\
country hung a heavv white mi“. - 7-
building. . . . . . . . . .
' in their etentful history. It hits at , _ 'h' ‘ . l maktn ever thin tht b l ,
Carranza May Cross Border. BAD fIRE 0" 8" AMER \\'AQHl\'(‘TO\' \iarch l‘l _ pron cordingiy acquired significance and‘ {Egbmzzlsz‘m‘loglgdtlp‘i’nf‘”lapogvglgfA rtason “ 3' i ‘5 no onger 80‘ ' nd Ehundyi’ed g rd “TL: J
W NGTON MafCh I —‘ V ' ' " ‘ '. “ . l.‘ popularity. tint only as a book (0!" 3 _ . )i” e. g g "0 ya 8. I 3,;
ASHI ' 3’ idcnl \‘lilson faced it busy d3) “PO-i ‘ . ' . . ment to lurilibh the bursts and mules, abled the Germans to et Wi 1
ThC United States Win reply ‘0' MAIAIUA AI SI 10"" ‘. his return front his week-end cruise rzfigg‘iafi'l “N, ab a hub“ for “NW? 'l‘ht‘ men lllrmfl‘llt‘fi “(mid b“ mimy'flow II'IE Anus 00] rushing distance of the Fr it
t ‘ I . . .\ . - _ t‘ ' ~ . ' ~ 7 . . . H ‘ . . , » '3,
Genet“ carmnza s “Que“ for a ' Iabonrd the mu“ yacht layilower The Festival of Purim. before the! to mate in IN" than two an" ”“m- . llront trchhCS. but although “1' iNE
The :Mexican situation' promised in
war, has always been celebrated by
facilities cottld be
obtained almost
reciprocal arrangement for cross-
ing of troops at the Mexican bar-
: . 3 ‘ '
.titlte up moat of the lrestdeni s time. the Jews m ”w happiest with. as m.
immediately. as. in care of a call to
arms, other traffic would have to
[RM DAllll’Dll
one. it took four distinct assaufi,
I - tilt
outnumbered the defenders six h ' “t
ST. JON-V» N it. March 13““ 89!": although the legislative slate in Con-
. . . . . . . .~ ing. it .
der late today after Secretary, ies of espiomons on board the British press was to receive attention. Coti- "‘6 ”l“ 5m” “"d ”In“? give way to permit of the movement . "N,
Lansing has conferred with' steamer Alumina. early today. resultW ferences with Secretary Lansing re- might be callttd the t.iriiltttl of ll‘f!of ”00px before the first columns of 00-. ,3.
Jews. in many communities it usutt -. mans won the shelter of a 8 =‘
President Wilson It was indiCat-‘ed in a brisk renewal of the fire
ed today that Carranza‘s pro-j
posal would be accepted. .
The acceptance probably will
which heavily datiiaged her cargo last
night. it is supposed that the explo-
sions were caused by a quantity or
calcium carbide forming ll part of
the cargo. The fire department con-
Egarding General Carranzn's reques.
for permission to send Mexican troop-i
tinio American territory. if necessary.
in purtlll of outlaws, and with Speak-
er Clark and majority Leader Kitchon
on the necessity of expediting the Ad-
By hits been marked by social festiv-
ities and mitsquersdes, but it is free
front every kind of excess.
-..__.__——
'i‘lterc ill‘t‘ between 3.800 and 3,900
officers and enlisted men in the Con-
necticut National Guard. including the
Coast Artillery, but not including thei
iinLval militia. which has 300 ofllcers
and men.
An Englishman who was wounded
at'the mrdancllcs tells The. Evening
Sentinel now the Allies managed to
.embark without molestation from the
'Turks. They tied a tin can to the
group of houses beyond
ganized an assault upon (b
church and the French,
church of Vaux. They thenw
«1
"pi
. The COMQC‘W‘," hational trigger of (‘lit‘ll of the big guns on the
Guard consists of the .aJJutant gett-1 parapet. tTlie English w”? only one
. eral's department, the inspector gen-vI trench deep and the Turks were three
"“13 department. the judge “how"?! trenches). Above this can they put
8059”” department, the quart"r‘lanother can filled with water. Each
master corps. medical corps. one field; top can had a hole m its bottom and
be made on the ground that Car-i
ranza troops may cross int01
American territory in pursuit of
bandits at any time that Ameri-'
AlliiiiDAli liliPllDili
tlnued to tight flames on the steamer, unable to bring up reinforcem . £35;
on account of the German cu ‘ 1
of fire, withdrew their advufi
elements. which were in dangp .'
ministration program in Congress.
which was at her dock here, but ll‘pnrtlculnrly the preparedness bill.
was feared that she would suffer ser-‘wm-g to take place.
ious damage. The Mayflower anchored off the
The Maintun was about to leave for navy yiird here shortly before 7
can forces are not present in suf-‘
hospital company. one
ambulance'uw holes were of different sizes so
ficient numbers. It will be point-j
ed out that the inability of the}
Carranza troops to handle the
situation in Northern Mexico i
covered.
Captttin Gillman of the Malaiua is
idireciing the work of the firemen as
. . tthe flames began to spread after the
the 5912 Emu.“ {of Entry Of , explosions. A later report to the Gov-
Amertcan soldiers. I eriimeni authorities indicated that the
WASHINGTON. March 13'_i Alatiitua would prove a total losa.
Official Washington was in sus-l
t:i:.t..:::‘.i.::§.:t.‘.sniisz..::iliilll SELECIIDN
0f DSDDRRE lDRlMEN
troops were over the Mcxica bor-l
, ___..__..
der in pursuit of Francisco Villa
and his followers concern in the.
massacre at. Columbus. '
Secmary 0‘ War Baker had? WHITE plasmas. Y., March 13.
. . , charging him with tperjuran connec-
diately “Po“ the“ "“1th There' tion with two investigations into his
was no assurance. however, that administration as Warden of Sing
General Funston would adVise Sing Prison, one by Dr. Rudolph Died-
- ‘ mg L. - -
th‘ department “5°" “5 men;ghlétfiars‘iatiiidprtlistgnoih?3§;lo:eri\!::i bl" “8 unable to catch up with the WOVHNT:Y “"et‘j‘gmeel‘ggf affix: cavalry _‘.T_en q .__.. 4:“? wt Gf““‘vhr Bert“? “um" pedo. as previously reported. ' . .
w re w 1 i . idem . ' meal. c mos mpor ' - , t g m o cave. a pan or a vsca- t
C ‘31 on the man}! SOUth- . ,Chester Grand Jury in December. 9" MILITARY TRAINiNGwcAMp ope". The first 0‘5“" was °n Wit-Sh!»
President Wilson reached homei Osborne is alleged to have sworn that
early today from a week-end trip!“ had it knowledge of. certain imv
There wasv no need ‘0‘. him to: moral conditions in Sing Sing which
. . thad been testified to by others. in-
100k!“ the night's Cl"’P 0‘ dls- pcludlng prison initiates. Another‘in-
patches from the border. Every:dlctmeni. charfing neglect or duty.
important development in the gym and immorality,
’ I defendant.
nation was sent t
bv radio as sh otthe ngflowfir! With a regular'panel of 50 and a
c ‘ came “P t e special of 150 tale-men on bond. ii
pending against the
Potomac last night.
thought to have lost his life while‘
DD.’S it was.
\
New Zeulaitd when the fire was dis- o'clock this morning. It with 30m:
time later. however. be‘ore the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson left the vessel
to go to tile White House.
NEW YORK, March l3.»eAn in
crease of more than $3,900,000 in the
grass earnings of the American Tel-
' ephone. and Telegraph Company last
year over 1914 is shown by the an|
~ mull report of President Theodore .\'.l
x \
Vail, made public todtty. The total'
This morning passersby on the new
gross receipts of the company, not in-
cluding the connecting independent
‘Washingion street bridge were start»
tied by the sight of a handso‘iiie deer.
companies. last year was $239,900,000.
with four hounds in pursuit, plung-
The company‘s net earnings were
$41,117,487, and the dividends amouuc
ing off one of tth'aier street docks
and swimming across the harbor.
ed to 829.100.59l.
The Bell system. President Vail rcv
ports. now connects 9.151.221 tele-
phones, a gain of half a ntlllion sta-
tions in a year. it is estimated that
An interesting
port iii t’liat substitutes for supplies
used by the company which previous-
ly 'wcre obtained abroad, have been
their swim through the ice-chockcd
water. and ,the deer left them for be.-
hind. One dog. however. as soon as
he struck the road. caught the scent
was insulating paper for the cable-d.
W
materials
manufactured front special
(Continued on Twelfth Page.) i
P—
EARTHQUAKE Din NO DAMAGE.
ROMELMIf'ch 12. 10:15 p. in. mi
Paris, March 13, 1:40 aim—Earth-
quake. Ihoclfs testing from ten to
twenty seconds. were felt in the re-
gion represented by a triengie with
sides running between Venice, Ancotta
Florence The observations made at
.I-‘Iorenoe Observatory indicated that
HANEL TO DIE APRIL 24. ' ;
NEW YORK, March lil.-Joscp’n
E. llenel, convicted last week for the;
murder of Mrs. Julia Hellner. a
wealthy Brooklyn widow. by whom bet
compitity. ,‘medical reserve corps. ord-
nance department. signiil corps. ttvo
troops of cavalry. coast artillery corps.
two regiments of infantry. a separate
company of infantry, and the naval
militia. ‘
SOLDIERS LEAVE fOR MEXICO.
FORT H. G. WRIGHT. N. Y..
March 13.——The first effect of the Mex
ican difficulty in so for as the New
London artillery district is concern-
ed. was felt Sunday, when ant. C. R.
Jones. Surgeon at the Fort Wright
Hospital. left under orders for Fort
Sam Houston. Texas. Today four
first class privates in the hospital ser-
vice left for the same destination.
—-Fourteen student officers of the
mounted service school left Fort Riley
today for the border to Join the six
ING POSTPONED.
NEW YORK, March 13.—Postponc-
ment of the, opening of tho millia'ry
training camp-at Fort Ogelthnrpe. GIL.
because of the Mexican expedition
was announced today by’ltalonGett-
oral Leonard Wood. The first division
of the camp will open on May Kin-
stend of April 3, as originally planned.
The training of the second contingent. effects.
of being surrounded. ~
tthnt the lower cans would fill at dif“ Five times the North
ifer‘ent times. So the big guns went
off. each when its can pulled the trig-
iger, one after the other all night. and
'the English silently went away leav-
the the Turks firing back.
He also says that two Germans can
'cover the same ground as live Bel-
giums. five or six English and mu-
French soldiers.
5 ‘Also that the English officers are
{not well tra'ted, and the men have
'found it out. and distrust them. He
is here being trained. flllll expects to
go back.
church, but every time they U:
fire from machine guns and tb
shrapnel from the French ,
millimetre mountain guns. In the
meantime in their region acute
tain of fire was kept up by the
French 75's and 210‘s, so that it
was impossible for munitions and
reinforcements to be brought up
:for their benefit. and the fight
idied down on Friday night from
AMBASSADOR GERARD '
- the opinion ‘that‘the vessel Indy
have been struck by a bomb from
an aeroplane. instead of by a tor-
WASHING'I‘ON, March Isa—Word
)ias gone to American Ambassador
tlon. Secretary Lansing but .htid no
word from Mr. Gerard as to when thei
Ambassador will take his leave or
where he will a lid it. It it! consid-
ered not unlike y. however. that he
may go to Switzerland. instead of
coming home. The Ambassador re
cently sustained a painful injury
while participating in winter sports
and has not fully reenternd from its:
State pertinent oflclala'
at the time and heard a ”‘5‘
which he thought was mid'c
an aeroplane, although he‘c .
see none.
terrific explosion at about
meteor the ship on the
side. A huge wave sweptk - 1
the vessel. drenching the men
'the skin.
Pru ' ‘3
regiments rushed to attacks?» "
Then thefe came'}. _.
s,
. Hi
the shelter of the ruined how ‘i
they were beaten back by b
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was expected ill-f it would require fll'the epicenter was about 300 mile. dis-
least two day» In which to complete tent Indrprobebly in the Adriatic Sea.
the jury. __ No damage has been reported so for.
had been employed as butler, west which begins on May a. will notbe say theft! is absolutely no. political
sentenced today to die in the electricldeferretl. it was announced. both hintficnnce in the granting u. a tear; . g
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