Mill ilAlN llttllls
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. State Depart
. Kane's arrest on a charge of consplr-i the Mshackemo Hotel.
Certainly not. if you
keep pend through
The Sentinel. a Live
Entered
Office as Second Class latter.
_m'r" maisusuanim
at the South Norwalk Post
until IlDDSillll’S till
ltllls limits it) llllow
ilarse lie tied a loath Before
iieath Won't Get Even a third
Share is Estate
The will of Captain Jacob l. Hous~
llnai, offered for probate at the Rich»
W I.“ Smiles EN FINDS] llmnd county Surrogate's office yes-
. tterday, indicates that his widoa’, for
i. ..X“. '0 mm t. m merly Miss lfulu Belle Carleton of New
laivitlod as Ordinary Freight
, York, the nurse whom he married on
l February 18. a month before he died,
will get little if anything from his
large estate.
i it was beliet'rd she would get most
‘AMEREAN cnvmv A if ltot all of the estate, which had beett
[valued at between 8500.000 and Si;
1 000.000. but developments in court yes
0 E I BAN I terday indicated that Captain Hous-
marrying tne young woman that she
[will get practically nothing.
Son. Cases 0f neat Prostfation will was made several years ago, and
was offered for probate yesterday by
m “Upon“ AMI: lfl'llm- one of the widow's lawyers. Martin
‘ ‘askas. indicating that he was satis-
Ilell
. Captain Housman made no will af~
itcr he married Miss Carleton. His last
‘fied that was the last will. This in-
_ —_ _ ‘ l parts. Ute part is to go to llis daugh-
“V‘SAAIMHA’N- March 'w-“(""“"'“i ter. .\irs. Minnie 'E. Jones; one-third
l'unston was expected to tender to
the Mexicali Northwestern Railroati‘
consignments of supplies for shipment
to the AmerictliJorces beyond the
border under an agrecmellt1mic
with General t‘arrann by the State
liepal intent.
The First (‘llief helped to suite the
aritly's most difficult problem ill tlie‘
chase for \'llla by granting rcncucd
requests for permission to use the
railroad. (‘al'rallza has agreed that
the line can be used on a commerctal
basis, and this is construed lit-re to
mean that all service shall be part
for at regular rates. ,
This does not involve the shipment
of munitions nor the use of American
guards on the Mexican trains. The
am will negotiate with;
(man fart or to bring about a;
«from complete understanding pending
the completion of the proposed proto
col with the de facto Government to‘
cover the entire subject of the inter»
national pursuit of Villa. .
Assuming that Carranza had n0li-‘
tied his omoers on the border of the
new agreement for the use of tho
railroad, all order was dispatched to
l’ullrton late last night to tender sup-
(Contlnued on Sixth Page.)
[MICHIGAN lDilIll l8
SWAMPED Bl fiDDD
Situation at Flint is Worse as
Condition
eral cities and towns in lower Mich-
igan reported relief from flood condi-
tions today, the situation at Flint
became worse. Local traffic was dis-
located when the i’lint river went out
of its banks and flooded Saginaw
street, the city's principal business
i thoroughfare, Damage totalling many
r thousands of dollars already has been
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
,—
edo, are not expected to live more
than a few hours.
Meanwhile the wheels have been
set in motion for a quadruple investi-
gation of the disaster. They will be
conducted by the federal. state and
county governments. as well as by
the retina company. At this time
in»! only no.“ mention“ in cannot:-
oioo with hairy are thooo of Tower-
man Iron. and nor-an Hose. ea-
_ ' wrought in Flint alone.
"Igchmlzhlzfiwx' 1 “m, i“ in 0 m._, Bay City and Saginaw reported that
- . . 'pp y . ' p , the Saginaw rlvor had risen more titan
.itiorl, officials stud today, the motor‘a foot since yesterday. Neither Cil."
‘was seriously threatened, however.
iRailroads suffered heavy loss but ef~
‘ forts were being made tonight to send
trains to the Alpine district, which
[MBAI-MER KANE ,has been isolatd from rail Communi—
i cation since Monday.
A Pere Marquette passenger service
‘fl‘oni Saginaw to Grand Rapids is
blocked by washouts and the Michi-
_ gan Central railroad Was unable to
,run trains into or out of Saginaw.
! One more casualty has been “ported
NEW YORK. March 30 *0“? im- A small boy was drowned in the flood»
portaJl witness desired by the dis- ed district at Battle Creek today.
trict attorney to complete the chaiul
of“ evidence iii the Pack murder easel
was stiu missing early today. He is ’
Eugene 0. Kane, the embalmer, who,’
according to Dr. Arthur Warrcni
Waite, accepted $9,000 fit cash asl .
part payment of $25,000 Waite was to lo 00"”DER [M Mam
have given him for swearing that he
used arsenic in embalming the body; . . ’
0t White's wealthy i‘atliersin-law, .lohltl - '
iii. Peck,.of Grand Rapids, Mich. . The Retail Merchants Association
The district attorney has ordered. is to hold a lively meeting tonight at
An unusual
mg {0 hide a crime. He wishes to} amount of interest is being mani~
question hint also to learn whether' tested this year in the plans {01' mak-
others were involved ill the allegea‘ing “Dollar Day" Itheigalat sitilopping
conspiracy. event 0 t e year. it v ew o t e won-
Physicians said today that Walte‘derlul success of 138thl'ear‘a gPoltzr
plobably would be well enough to Day" it is expecte t at dou e t e
leave the hospital by Monday. Tile: number of merchants will participate
district attorney expects to receive an in the event this year. Another mat-
iltdictment, or indictments, in the case tor that has 1aroused th: imerchants
by the end of the week. .to an unusua amount 0 nterest in
the association and which will no
Idoubt bring out. riarge attendance
,tonight is the action to be. taken on
lthe resolution‘regarding the matter
l f restricting promisious advertising.
1 Every merchant in.the city is in-
HPEBIED [0 ”IE vited to this meeting, whether mem-
Ihers of the association or not. The
,, meeting will be held in the parlors
CLEVELAND, 0.. liviarclt 30.4.1.1g'g.::,,:;“h“m°"retiree” m
in" of the railroad wreck at Amherst. .
yesterday. cannot be known for sev- .
eral days, say surgeons attending the
victims. but it is certain to exceediWfllIE "MIA“
twenty-seven, the present figure. Two
of. the injured, Albert Keller, of .
Chicago. and Wilbur Mahoney. of TOP ' HM$ ”MD
I
LACONIA. N. H.. larch lit—A
smoking car and two pone-gar
coaches on the Boston and Maine'-
White Mountain llama. Iouth-
lioood. were derailed at a sitting lost
ootaideoftheroiiroodyorthoroto
bun-do
wbdo
.<trtllilcltl divides his estate into three,
Other Points Report latterI
DETROIT March till—Although se\'-‘
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- SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" ‘HURSDAY. MARCH 39, 1916 E
Wis inn.
CDACH MADE
0f wool?
Pro-lees to In In inpatient Fet-
ton of the hesitation of that
New York Central Wreck Near
Cleveland
.lDWEilliAll MAY
HAVE BEEN AlSEEP
lllsl colttltlllolil
until his clul
—— l
EL talus Elected President,l
and a Constitution Adopted
SEEK Eilllflll ill
PEDli lillRDEll CASE
sauna-ruini- Ieliaea Case
Wanted it consul" soy
NEW YORK, liar. {ill—District At-
The men of the First Congregation
al church, Norwalk, met last evening
torney Edward Bwann centered his in the Parish House for a pleasant‘
efforts last night on funding Eugene social and business. evening, and as.
Oliver Kane, who embolmed the bodyla result forlned “The Men's Club of,
of John E. Peck, wealthy Grand Rapithe First Congregational Church, Nor i
ids druggist, for whose murder hisl walk." At a previous meeting, Feb}
son-inrlaw, Dr. Arthur Warren Waite,I ruary 15th. a committee of six wasf
is under arrest here. Kane‘s arrest ‘ appointed to make plans for the next,
has been ordered on the (barge of meeting and to prepare a constitution,
conspiring to commit a crime. [for the consideration of the men Ht“
Waite is said by Mr. Swan: to have 5 null meeting. Those composing thati
declared that Kane accepted 09,000 mi committee were: Wm. H. Smith, Jr..l
cash and a check for $9.40“ partir‘, 5. Adams, George l". Thompson;
payment of 825,000 he was to be paldi Charles E. liunneliacke. Wm. L.
for swearing that he used arsenic lni Young and i". all Lamson. Clintonl
embalming Peck's body. This arrangei Hubbell was appointed secretary to'
ment, Waite said. according to 'tnv-E the committee. This efficient commit
district attorney, was made after all ‘ tee called the meeting last night, until
autopsy on l’eck'a body disclosed the. the constitution proposed was adopt-
prest-ncc of a large quantity of fl-it‘ti unanimously. An election of of:
seliic. Waite, in statement. made tolflcera was held ituiuedlalely, with tiiel
lilt' district attorney and others, ls‘l‘enult that 'i". 1.. Lamson, of the Nor,
said to have confound not only to! walk Tire and Rubber Co, was elect-f
poisoning Peck. but placing perms oiled president, B. H. Gardner, of the
virulent diseases in the food of Mr» United Electric Light and Water (‘11.,
Peck, who died at White's apartment , vice-president. Charles E. Dunnei
six weeks before her husband. ibuhe, of the Ntfiwalk Manufacturing!
, Engineers lilifer Concerning Signals .
3 Along the Line
1 CLEVELAND, 0., March flit—The
‘questlon of whether the socailuii
. “death coach" on Train .\'0. 85' was of.
imodern steel construction as claimed
by the New York Central officials, or’
, was mainly of wood promised to be;
tan imports." feature of the illt’esllga~'
tioll. , l
‘ liailroad officials today were still‘
divided in opinion as to whether thrl
blame should be placed upon the tow;
lt‘l'lllln who, it is alleged by some of
vficials, was asleep and failed to give;
tthe proper signal, or upon the engin-
leer, who it may be shown either fail-
»ed to see the signal or exceeded his
orders.
i Engineer Leonard, of the first sec-
‘tion of train No. 86, which pulled the!
i"doath car," asserts he stopped his
lull!) on a signal originating in
3mm“. tower.
(En ineer Hon declares he now not
Esignl when he brought his section.
booming along at a 50tnilc an hour]i
’ speed about three minulo-s later. l,
(continued on 6th page)
lliDDllDil lllAlliMAll
MAliE NEW DEMANDS
. NEW YORK,'.\larch 30. The de~
mands of nearly 400,000 locomotive
engineers, firemen and tralnmtu Will
be presented to the general managers
the several railroad companies in
ivolved at their headquarters ill differ-
ent parts of the country today. The
lem’ploycs, who belong to thc so-csllcd
I Big Four unions, ask for an eight-hour
day without reduction in pay and lime
and a half for overtime. The rail-
roads have until April 29 to prepare
their reply.
it is understood that the railroads
already have made tentative answer
which amounts to a conditional re-
fusal that leaves the way open for
further negotiations. The demands of
the men went- to the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad yestefday. and the
eight-hour day proposal was refused
Arrangements already have been
made for a meeting of representatives
of the employes and managers of the
Erie, New Jersey Central and New
York Central Kaiiroads today.
AllEll lAAES APPEAL
l. ERDM $80 EiliE
Samuel Artell. charged with drunk-
enness, assault. resisting an officer
and abusive language, wss'this morn-
ing by Judge George H. Vosburgh in
police court fined :80. Through his
counsel; Attorney John J. Cohen. Ar-
tell took an appeal, bonds being fixed
at 8250.
The case. after a series of post-
ponements,,.flnally reached trial this
oming. .There were .to witnesses
helm. ,Artell refused to ploo. A de-
murrer was filed. but the defendant
was found guilty and fined.
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4
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DDSlDll-AAD llAlllEi
. flay.
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Ernst asserts he set no stop signal,i(‘.o.. secretary, and John l.. Tyler, o!"
declaring the line was open for hgin» the Crofut and Knapp i‘o., treasurer. l
ecr Leonard to go ahead, l’l‘he conunittt-es on membership. e'r‘
(if the more than forty persons lit-l tertainlpnt and refreshments will be
jun-d ill the wreck, several besides appointed by the president. 'lllc ex .
those mentioned above were said to‘ccutive committee is. cxroflicis, tllc'
be ill a precarious condition early io-lomcers and chairmen of tlte regular
l'.lolilclal bulletin: of what was! committees, .
regarded as reliable teports late yes: The Wt-llllltr orchestra playmi a
‘ltirge number and a very llilvt‘t'sllitk
lvariety of pieces which were much,
‘llliprt‘t'lillt‘d and heartin applauded.
1P. 1;. laimson gave a very interesting
i
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
and straight-from-ttit-shoulder talk
gun "Scientific .‘iltillagcment and the
ll'hurch.” The busincs. session was
l
ll‘t'illowed by a cafalt-ria lunch prepar ,
BE mom WEI” icd by Messrs. ilubbcll and Atlitliltt,|
land the evening was voted a promist
ing success and the men are looking‘
forward to many pleasant ellenings
“AMI M’m“ 30"“) i-‘Vi‘lii‘land some real work in connection;
Elle til. “‘00" ”l!“ "‘9 “hid?“imm‘ with the problems that face the Chris v
body found ““3““ from ”‘9 limb 0" tian church in the‘modcrn continua-i
an apple tree in this township a week ii)! .
ago, is that of Jean Cronos, is the
mission of detectives on the way to
Milford from Chicago, according to
Dr. Cecile ll. Greil. one of the few'
authoritative information today.
Sheriff Mallory, of this town, went
to llirldgeport, today and gave the
police of that city a description of the
body. The description tallies with
that of lt‘rones, wanted in Chicago,
where he is alleged to have poimned
ii quantity of soup at a banquet for
the. purpose, it is believed, of caus-
Sligd it: :gt‘dlre‘tifgltiirssw? Mundelein survivors of the Ancona tragedy. is:
The only difference in the descrlp to relate her experiences in' the High
tions is that the dead man's eyes are1 86'0“] "all "Hi “Mk. \‘icdnesdny.
blue, while those of Crone: we".tAprll 5th, at eight oclock ill the
brown. Undertaker George J. Smith, evening. it will be recalled that ill~
who has charge of the body, says Anconli, an ltaliati ‘liner, one day out
there is a possibility ot the oyealimm ”mm“ ‘0' 5“" York W“ W“
changing color due to strangulation,i”Henge" "‘d ”0 crew,‘ was sunk
when a bluish mm covers the eve-lo“ the coast of Tunis, .\oielnbcr ttll.
ball. The authorities in Chicago were'The sinking of the vessel was pro
notified and at their request Under-iced“ by a violent bombardment from
taller Smith has been instructed tGl::xbfl::::d t3”;fio$”{coisg‘rmpflxfil
11$: the body um“ further inmmcicona perished. among them nine of‘
hiring the week hundreds have: the twelve Americans who were pas-
vicwed the body. but none could men‘isengers. - 0,! A“ ‘3”? Y‘mliflilc‘m."
tify it, and it was generally accepted, saved, Dr. (.re ' a j" or an?“
that the man WM never in this sect ria‘n. was the only woman save‘. av
tlon before. The clothing worn by'ery'hm‘ “he poswsseq “:85 ‘9“ "‘_
the man bore the trademark of Adler! the wreck, ““d 3h“ “mil“! “‘ 5f"
and Company. of Chicago. lYorlt almost penniless.. bite is ad-
dressing audiences in this country to
,obtain a little capital to begin lifc
\ lover again. '
”NE MORE MINERS i The Community Club presents Dr.
iGreil to its own ntembers without
ElliDliDED Al SEWARDA
in guest ticket, but if this ticket in not
' Ito be used it must‘ be returned‘iiby
. v _: April 3rd, to Mrs. ' .oburn or to . ss
JOHNSTO“ N Pa,, March gavel i’inneo. Tickets for outsiders may be
i: r are re ortecbto _ '
3:2: efitdmbied todaypby an explosion! obtained at lilaur s, Norwalk,‘ or the
in the mine of the Conemallgh Smoke-l, Norwallt Drug ('°" 30““ 5“”me
less Coal Company at Seward. elgbtiTh“ committee also will sell tickets,
miles from here. land the list of these. ladies follows:
- f 3‘ Mrs. J. M. ‘Coburn, Mrs. Fletcher ll.
peEEe‘ElrltEEZg tbgatlisnini'or trfilisrtfiiiccgebfi “”3““?er NW A- F: Fallen. Mi“
2.000 tea, but. because of the smoke' Pinneo, Mrs. E. C. Havilaml. Mrs.
and g“ were. unable to locate melstanlev Smith, Mrs. W. L. .lesstlp.
men, among whom was Superinten. Mrs. I120 'Davis, Mrs. H. J. Cornell,
dent John Waddell. The min! has Mi" “F” G tRlder, MW- H. 3- West,
not been operating to~capacity, which and Mi“- In T- Chapman.
accounts for the small number of ‘
miners at‘ work when the explosion
occurred.
ABA P. FITCH DEAD. ’
charge. in addition every member
of the clttb has the privilege of bring-
ing one guest at the usual price for
t
lEDllll AUSlllAN
AREDPEANES illlEDlED
noun. larch 80, 12250 p. m.—
lour Austrian aeroplanes were
brought down during the air raid
over Vonotiol Provinces on Iondoyl
last. and eight Autridn odious lore
mode pat-ours. according to the last
{oloiol reports. The raiders failed
to inlet any damage of ale-ileum
I h Com-old only a few per-
soon I”
Well Knot‘sm Hartford Beoidont [Ea-
piano at Age of so
HARTFORD. March 80.—Aaa P.
Pitch, a well known resident of Hart-
ford. and prominent h laconic ctr
cine in the state. died at his home
here yooteniay of pneumonia. He
was so years old and was born in
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A IIDNP d M" I”.
stoma“
than a year will undoubtedly be her;
tillll SISIERS’ Lilli
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Cloudy tonight; Friday partly cloudy
...,m-,
loucl than of— l
iDlSililllBll llilllli
Receive Report n"?
Alhassador Page-Bria
Christahel Edwards Fro-nil Gailtyi
Lot Serious Offence and till Iej
phSeItencetl This Afternoon l
l
!
Been Snaku-Slx Perl.
Wounded By lie-he ET.
Aeroplane
A [11qu giving his name as Frank
bee. alld residence as Philadelphia,
was arrested yesterday noon on Main
reel, by Officer Page. for intoxica
tion. but was freed this morning at ,
ter a short hearing and reprimand‘in forwarded 3 mpg.“ that the B“
the uptown court. dish dean!" Wthh fided in T.»
After receiving numerous com-.cutng surviyor: of the Suuexh‘
ptailits for some time. from a Smitbween fired upon twice by . »»
street resident, in regard to ““0"“‘marine Arab (1 P . ‘
which were going on in a Smith . . ' .“sa or If: I‘
street house. a local police squad of-h“ information ““5 not offid‘.
llll‘ First District, composed of or ‘ bi“ appeared to be ailment“. “A
net-rs Dorney, Murray and Clone with he sent the report for What if W.‘
titlicer Silk at the bead, made a. fly
tng raid on the questionable estah-Iwor‘h to the department.
liillilent Attic last night, and came' _ State Department offidah 0"
away with seven prisoners, men and Side!‘ 'hat Ambassador Page's he
stage"; all 9! whom AWN held on formation tended to substantt.‘
l 0 ms swous c urges. [C
The pl .nl. ‘hristahci Edwards, ports 0f the alleged am.
y... ‘ ... ., James ii‘allon, upon the defimver-
t. of... titlil’dl'ds. of .\orwalk, and Up to an early hour today. II
.\\ils. (i‘llartlflced'l‘urnjer. of hlloanokc. further affidavits had been I.-
a, a co (in . on tho w ile men, cciv 9‘
Andrey. Ila man alid Charles Beers. fr Ed at; the 8:3“ Departm
both of \orwalk, \tcle arraigned this om,surv VOTS 0 'he SUIIQX. a
morning before Judge Lockwood invEngilShmal'l. the Manchester E'- '
the uptlotvnd cour‘t. . Various charges fine" or other V3801: in WI!“
were pace agaltst eacli pr sonar.‘ meroc . we ' ‘
and (‘ltristobel Edwards was charged; The $2“ h I: ending-gem
with keeping a disorderly house. ln‘hls'l u: s cams P
., s
a trial which lasted during the entire: _. .khm .... . .
morning session of the court. and: The Diadem, 3.715'hnl' m
which was then continued until the,wgg lagt “ported on he; .mv‘
afternomt session, at two o'clock. It Muumc. on Feb ,5 “0..
. ‘ I
Christobel Edwards pleaded not . ,
guilty to keeping a disorderly house, > pm‘nh' Wales. She “’33 bill“ h
but was found guilty of illicit inter-1905 and owned in Newcastle.
course with tnen. A term of not lessi
For the information of b
State Department, American A.-
bassador Page at London t
i
sentence. Charles Beers, pleaded :3 genbznsbwer: slightly "M
guilty of being a (requester of o dis-I . y m s t row? from All.“
orderly house and to drunkennessitfian aeroplanes during tile n.
The other five cases were continuedlwhich occurred in the provinc.
until the afternoon session. of Venice on Monday last
Evidence during the trial, on the. . w
part of the officers. seem“ a bill Several German mimicry t.-
hazy, and in some cases the crowd int
the courtroom was moved to titterslendeavor to retake lost positiofiiw
of laughter by statements 0! hiberiwere made last night. TM
startling information made by the,
dmmm “new“. , ,Ffrtench War Offic report of til.‘
Home). Jesse R Dunbar appeared a .ernoon says these assaulIr
for Walton and Osborne, and will failed. No further advanci
argue the case before the Judse dur—‘against Malancourt were attempfr
ing the afternoon session. ed by the Germans. . ’
East of the Meuse there w.
heavy artillery fighting.
. a “We are all of us, without aw-
jexception, satisfied with the room-V»
lotions which were taken at U
conference of the Allies," tau-
lAntonio Salandra, the fund?
iPremier, to a representative “if
[the Matin.
unanimous and their subject mat;-
ter represented concrete beliefs?
Grand Master. Mm. Thames, of Row‘QWe are particularly pleased at tilt
ayton; and Inside Guard, Mrs. Cor-tlF‘PrCs§‘°“ given during our 6" I
nelia Dunn, of Norwalk, were present |libel-strong to the
last evening at the meeting of Our‘shi ‘ -
Sisters' litcbeckah Lodge. No. 56. Al ppmg and heights.
large class initiation was held. and} , , . _ '
after the business of the meeting had 1 war "13911939 certain restriction.
been concluded a social time, includ .and privations, but these privi- '
ing music, dancing and refreshments,‘tions can be “(1“ch to a mini-
wns enjoyed. Another social program.
has been arranged to take place on . , _ _
next Wednesday evening, after thei‘u' I belteve that a Judicwus In“.
regular busine;s has been concludedlCQUitable system' is about to M
...—_—-———- Iadoptednwizich bpvillf relieve‘hit:=_.
. . g ranspo rou e rom 3w .
two lllltllls Mitt .
DEAiH iii EllEi
ibotlryou and we have been suffer-
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BUFFALO, x. v.,_ March 30.——'rwo|
mg. ,s
Of 30,000 Serbian refuge-o1.
persons were burned to death in a,
fire that destroyed three buildings at‘
who. following the invasion *-
North Collins today. The victims
ElilElliAlNS ASSEMDE
i
Officers of the Assembly, President,
Mrs. Kate J. Reynolds. of Bridgeport;
Vice-President. Mrs. Mary Finklo, oi
Winsted; “ardcn, ‘hlrs. Minnie Ray
mond. of Seymour: District Deputy,
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their country by the Teutonic All
lies. headed southward, only 85o.“
succeeded in reaching Saloniki, I!
the others having perished of coU‘b
and hunger on the way. {M
are Alden Potter, 75 years old, and - ing to a report just received “a. »
his wife, who were trapped in their
room. ,Mlle. Comte, of Geneva, repr'oL
The property loss will not exceed rentative at Salokini/of the Serb;
$20,000. lRed Cross. ‘
. - A French positions north of
wguln "Align“; film“ lancourt several lines deep
8A mm. 1.. I are .——Boo
rotary of War Baker, it became . “£612.08: mtres In”:
hoown hero today. has approved an mm y m "WP.-
opplioatioa by encore of the Call- Bosnian headquarters on! .
[ornla National Guard for a sumac 1M?-
IrLoncil. [RM to
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It is announced in Rome M‘
tacks upon Avocourt Wood, in i . A )
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mum by the loyal co-operation d’ "
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