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After a lengthy afternoon session.
which included cross examination- of
the prisoners and an argument of the
case, the of the prisoners caught in
Wednesday night's raid. by the up-
town police. on a Smith street house,
were bound over to the Criminal Su.
perior court. under bbnds of 8200
REPUBUCIANS GERMANS REPORTCAPIURE
SELECTED
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tweet-ini- Cali-III mm mm u. m- mun,
cum W“ _ . Factory Fire Near m,
l‘ive suits aggregating treble dam- is“ 5..“ "Id“ m m.‘ ‘Kmne . - . Ch c “
ages of 893,000 for an auto accident .l I .q to h ”I“. to “Chen“ sel‘em . f .
were bled yesterday in the Superior,
Downed lousy ea Vesselg
Viadvastola
tote laid in the city Iii
lloxtludayiveaig
each, yesterday afternoon, in the up w “I. Court 801118! J W long of Nor» . m
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[03:96:23 and principal witness of ~— gala f, (“an (hit “‘9 Arthur w, 1.3m, . l i
SHIP loADED "fl" ' q me afternoon" ”mm “a "”3 tltnuiflrl’ew Yr:l¥kullrl*8:flllllllll{er'l Frat; . . Capture of the village of ‘- , -‘ 4
it Christabel Edwards. who made con-:ouR mm m and Martha ll Fowler of Stratford .1 wt) cases, the first that of William lancpurt in the Verdun m J. ‘3
‘ tension! on the stand. and to the D0 The accident in site ed to have och-1“” Thompson, who was arrestedwwest of th M / l
‘lioe ofllcora on the mm of the raid curred October 3) 19%!) at ll o'clock yesterday morning, ill court, and the c 01150.. W” - "
to sun collullolwm .. illitlllllil tutu. t. .. m... m... ., t. w» a 2
her in jail for some time. from Stmtford m Beacon l-‘alls All who was arrested last night by (uh—_fice today. The Germans M ';
Jesse P. Dunbar, representing 0, W. “mum” were (mm, “‘1 MI. wrs Murray and lmrney, tor drunken-.328 prisoners. .,
James Walton "“1 flertha Osborne, Sarnmis' car, proceeding. northerly. - ”(M' “PW heard "n" morning in thei The seizure I‘- Kirkwall of ‘ 3‘ N
uptown court before Judge Lockwood.
’i‘ltompuon's ("use was one of rather
unusual interest. being connected
closely to that of the Smith street af—i
put up a strong defense in favor of}
MP.“ h .t.l.'e" 0.", “t". 10'. cult“. 0' 2‘ "OI-tn“, prisoners. claiming that the evi-‘.
I“ I“ i‘ lNkId up“ cIIS-I “I“ Em“ idence secured was most meagre and
t unsatisfac'tory.
. How Collision Occurred.
l The automobile owned by Mr.
,loag was going in the same direc-
tion when it is' alleged that. drivingi
ithe mail on the Scandinavi.
[American Line Steamer H
Olav. conus' ting of 800 sacks;
Expense of thForeiga [tuition-
ary fetal binned $3,100
t. Ilene - g Judge Lockwood thought different- m m . no". my” me 0, 5pm,, ”mm: of yesterday. um... um 'Me‘repomd at London in ‘ wirel-
' Norwalk Republicans assembled in l-‘V however, and “"9”” "l“ "’9 pm“; car was driven across the front of complaint ”‘9 Smith “”9“ house '33 dispatch from Berlin This is h
LEV/ES Del. March 31.~—-El'llt‘l§l the several wards last «vetting andt‘mm '9'“ "m" of m" c'""‘” pm“ wztsnmo'rorv lurch 31~Gener~ "w 8mm” “mm“ 7"“ ”3'" ’"Pmmm' "' mmm" m 5‘” "'Vfirst time tit t all th '1
' ' 'selected delegates to the town con. “d against them. in most lannCO-I.‘ “ ' ’ ‘ wheel of the defendant’s car atruck:“""‘ for the 3““9- and "DOD Mi Mir 3 e m 0.“.
Sehulcr, a German, held up the can
bin of the British steamer Matoppolmllonv '0 b? hid in ”I? CRY €01"!
shortly after the vessel passed Sandy FOO"). in "I? City Hall building: Mon-
Hoo klast night bound from New York d'd)’ evening, It 7:45 o'cloct. at which,
f" \‘hdi‘rofltok with ‘ canto of tuuni‘ time four delegates and four alternatesl
(ions and war palerial. Schulcr, uho'wm bt‘ 8‘9””! '0 attend ”W llepubli-.
man a stowaway, put the wireless out (‘Hll Shite Convention. (0 be held in
of operation. locked the captain in the Foot (iiiard Armory, Hartford,
his room all night and searched his April llth and 12th. A new town corn-
pnpcrs. and the ship's stile The man mittee, comprising tut-rilyfour mem-
liit under arrest here, lint-lug hevn hers. Was also elected. which will
landed lllls aflt‘l'ttoon meet for m'itanizutlon lit the ('Ont'lu~
The Matoppvi passed out Saintly slon of lllt’ town contention oil Mon-
ifook at 6 o'clock last night and the day evening.
.li‘at-k on the- captain w:i< trutlc two‘ First Ward Run Smoothly.
Scandinavian-American I
including letters. has been Ida‘
The Hellig Olav sailed from N.
.York March 17 for Christi.-
sand. Norway.
A Reupter dispatch filed .
Oldenzaal. Holland. on We“
day, says that many persons 1‘
their lives in a fire in a pair“ ..
factory at Troisdorf, near (b
logne. .
. Charlotte von Kuehenau, an
artist of New York, who 1‘
ill l-‘unstoa has instructions to main-1 x . , loony the prison ‘l'ii could babl
the “m teat today of General Carin"! left forward whetl of tilt plain ‘ ["0 ll
mm m (or the mmmmm W. tlff‘a and the latter machine wns‘ha" been found Kulltt' Mall charges
p loverturned, pinning the 0(‘cupunls to'l'ri’l‘Tl‘i’d “4”" ”Wm "KI" promised
0' the Mexicln Northwestern ltatl- the ground, 39.4.,tu injuring all (,1 to be orl blind in the morning for the
road for shipping supplies to the Am them. 1.1“], and he lived up w m“ w ht~ up
crican ”90m pursuing “'1“ Byten- Mrs. Ssmniia asks $2.0m dnlllulw‘. tiilpeared at t'ight o'tlock in theruorn»
during '3“ first. consignment ‘0 "‘9 treblcd; Mr, Sanlinis SI 000 trn-llltui; .10!» and i" ll l|<""‘<‘ll) sober condition.
railroad “match will begin the hilt Emily J, our“! 810.000. trellch; pflypibut was '. 1.1 , ould have to wait
”1*” ”H“ l' ‘0 be “”9“ ”I" d" ”"0 Fowler 83.000 trebied, and Martha 1"" ' 1:“ «.irtii before the court
ROVHMWM'“ m“"""’"““"- I“ 'h“ Tl. Fowler $15.00“ ireliled. The plain Olkucd. A1 nine o'clock “Ki" appear
meantime ”“3 ”MW States will "01 tiffs claim that because of the accl~ Hit and his llrt‘flt‘nt‘c Wits noticeable
prese for an extension of lhl‘ ar—i
. dcnt they have been put to great en 10 fl startling dt‘lzree. lt appearzij
(‘llarles Beers the seventh member of I‘thflt'llllllll .Ilthougll doubt regarding
. ‘ peruse for doctors' bills and other in- llvztt "Kl" hurt, in the Inlprypnjnn hour
tihe party. was discharged, as no “5 “"1“"! ll ”PM“?d in official cidentals while .\l1.. Snmmts declares~ twin-och night and nine o'clock, port
echarge except that of drlinkenness-“mm’m'
but that terms of punishment would
:have to be decided: by the. Superior.
t‘rilnlnal court. at its May session.
Under charges of illicit intercourse;
Mrs. Charles Edwards. Andrew Ike-
ntan. James Walton and Bertha’ Os-
borne were placed under 8200 bonds.
and bound over to th ehigher court.
Mrs. ('larence Turner and Charles Ed-
wards were allowed to go. the evi-
dence against the pair ilot being suf-
ilcient to warrant their detention.
that she will be scarred fo‘ life, The lnkt it it hit too freely of liquid refresh-
hourn later Schult-r. it la said, Lls‘v The Republican caucus of the First . To the expense of the expedition the - h h "ii i): bl - - . h
( ‘ ,,: . ' was hcld against him. Beers merely . 0 rs state i at t (y wt not t a e lllt‘lllh, and much to the dismay of thy . . q.
lmflna atgmnznlyuimnthlio 1311.31.33; Ringing:hfihdllaztnni‘gl‘l’tfi12.:22‘T223:med the Smith “m,“ house an “entailed bat t‘llta’opurchalae orfwgglt :1: to follltllw their usual gcgupatlon; "Shfl'i‘f‘r‘i was in no condition to take lieen ”sun“! for “on“ time h‘ t‘
biz" tippearnncr armed with two revol« the present town committee consist- “INN“! place. ."d w" in no “’11”! an“ 1",. ”null: under .wa spun] ll” to‘gomiejme "e I“ ere the Wimp“ stand. “m remarks and ' uce‘rne' W‘s semcnced ‘Od‘y . :l
1“": of Nvlmn w “me dict ' John D concerned '1". the unlawful gcuom‘ngm 3303““ t ' fy. gre y mm 0 n 8- actions grew more pronounced as the Imprisonment for two months, '1;
t _ - - 'nhich were gnu“ on. to ay was s . the ex ra pay or . - trial proceeded, find the judge finally followed b banishment od‘ ‘ . l
(Continued on Sixth Page.) (Milne. Charles II. Dilworth. George“. w m I foreign service to troops actually in tom...“ m, “mgr,“ ("mum m ,, . «V . . v
,Richmond. lit-win St. John Keeler and. align I“ . malice. It was the first pay day for ‘court Thu‘ s ed h m‘charge of hlVlll an“ ‘ l
”m”, Rider was reappointed These hadjurnisped their bails this morn- "m American (“mm since they cross- . z .' e pa.s t e star witrmsa;cecret service war on behalf 5;:
. ‘committcc "39mm,” we", also a tug and were given their liberty until i th b0 d r Fort-i '1‘ service culls 1and with him went the important et-i.“c; . _ g:
PUBl-Ic “I".NIES lpotmpd a“ delegates to the town mgjthe next session of the (‘iiulinullupe- N ° r e ' ‘ ill? I { ii i deuce Which could have probably can ermany. It 18 Mid. she i. y‘
lmmun Am" .. \t .h . , . ,zrior court in May. Mrs ldwavdl and “’r ’0 p" "m' ““ ‘m" °r 9“ "' ARRESIED IN Pl01,vlcted the urn-(merit of the court. "Ki" pllcated in a plot Will a nu. «3.1
~ ml . \ 9mm! (andet “mm“ weer unable to raise the nec- (Ad! 13‘th :ndnltrinlz-rl :oé‘etnefrzll':nt‘t$:: ‘nppeared this morning in a very reagent named Lgttke and . I“. " 1
n ‘. . un ‘ -" 9 ' - . - lentunt mood and. rifle ' ‘ x «*4
“NH" "00' and blue consequentl) :lt was estimated that the additional -—--—— limoud mu 1)...." “iv”: ohmtekr; Th: “med Carlin, bOCh of whom I.- 'l
; bet-n loclt ed tip.
I llurinr the course of the gccwed the same sentences as th
i
{New York woman.
inquiries in government clrcb
at Berlin developed the statem‘
“ “"an ‘0 “'9 that nothing is known here ct.-
the police was undoubtedly tllc best . . .
10 MANEUVER SHIPithlng which could hnve been done for JUDGE PE“ coNIRms {“3th the c)‘Pbdm‘ Wthh db
'the benefit of the public at lnrge. andf , $1ng the Cross-Channel 8”
:that he believed thc police bill dldi nlnn Navy, husband of .lollnnnii (lad- RECEIPIS “fiBUIlnmc isussex beyond the "cw-“n.
their duty in cleaning oltt the nest: SIRAITORD cAHCUSl.tkl, the opcru siner. and sold to be ”Imports from abraod. OlfiCtall - ,
m b nod r... i ii . the head of the Tnuscher Arms (‘ome' r ""— treiiaining from comment in t. i
ing ut it g pit in on. | pally. of this city. as we“ as lht‘ Am- ”EPI foklMIRcfljsso iabscnce of definite information. ‘
O ‘ l “
lifter- pay would amount to about 836,700
h- Binontllly.
.judge. departed with his case contin-
CW "'8 In“... eugediued front day to day.
- . .tlcf‘ormnck‘s case was also contin-i
m COW“! to 3'" "I “0 ued front day to day. with the pay-
fhe View Band
ment of costs whic
’dollars.
NEW YORK, March iii—(‘uptnlil
Ilium Tauscher an otllcer in the tier-
Hutu IN nillil': ___:__
Commission linen—to tile ClaimsEAllllollA’s CREW "NAB“
i
of Those Who Want Water'
-—-liamtltee Wanted By the Cola-
pany—Willillg to Extend Mains w :i.l.l.\‘orox, x. 2.. viii London.
- - lhlnrcll 31, 8:30 a. m.—A Wireless dis-
if Ins-m! Itamst large loss PM. in. nun-n no... u... Anon.
. says: "We are setting toward Snares
Alter holding a hearing at the islands under the influence of wind
and ecu. “e are unable to maneuver
noon's session Judge lmckwood hig
t'ly commended the police officers fort
‘their actions in the lllltllt‘r. 'l‘hcjudgel
‘stnted that this action on the part ofl
__—
(Contlnnsd on eleventh m
which for quite it little has liltd zmy-l
___. STRATFORD. March 31.~(‘harlcs ericnn representative of the Kruppa.‘ An indefinite convemti‘ , _
March 1915 ‘ '
- ' ‘ toda . It was conversation wln‘
n8 permits were issued by Building led yto re rt in th U
. Inspector (‘iart-ncc 1. Finch during . States that! DI es C c:u°r .
t1 'en Tm" “a“ which was rather ill. Peck. Judge of Probate for over “jib arrested here yesterday by feder-t labout nothin in articular" m
:ril‘ltlrmnl (and at which about ten lod ”‘0 Shh" owing to damage to the jury: ttwenty bye”? tain-d (for sever“ u”ill“ M authorities cllarglngvconspirl‘l‘cy. i ‘ lall th g t Fthe '
.m residents were heard regarding rudder." The_authorlties are sending. ‘3 mem 9" 0 1‘ “‘"Prfl ‘Bfif‘m'l'. The'anrrnnt was sworn to on n-" in Norwalk. during March new‘ ere was 0 recent ‘
m apical which had been made to a tug to the Assistance of the Aurora. r . ’ W351" control "f ”'f‘ RPDUNN‘" loll“ formation and belief by “lllllUll M. buildings valued at 814600. were‘between Chancellor von
:‘hcln Ito order the Voroton Water“ Snares islands lie in the South, A filmy: lllhtllemttllll‘s' illlll‘ ‘3; desc‘l‘tll‘lltl): Oilyrltfilv'n‘t‘ :llnll‘tillilllttgvn'l‘heorco‘tl‘lgltli’: erected, This ‘3 a falling-oi! in build’jmann-Houweg and Amndh
. . . ‘ - . Pacific ocean south of New Zealand.‘ ' ‘ Hi ‘9 ' - ' pt , rd 1 .
_ t ,. h “a 9r. __ a . , , , ., . , 4 .g as compare it ill the record of Gerard. the Ambassador declat‘
:,:_llllg::{i(_“)u:ilmfill L‘lotlIlnmlllstlon ”in“ the easternmost being in‘latltude 48.:9 ' ' . It“? make l") M H“ deligatlon ‘0 u“ out In the case Ali-‘0 named Allff‘d A
. ' i h . i d 'soulh. longitude 166.80 east. A wire~ NEW ”M “N “”9" 31~—Th*‘ “"3““? “’"wmmn' Judge Peck ““‘ll‘ntzcn. who is not yet under :trrcst»
\ drtlthl smirk); cl1 igllflllt ol‘licmrlnattg' less dispatch from the Aurora the‘matlds of enginelnen and tralntnen oninmlflCPd that ll“ would be a candidate} it is charged that Tituscller and Pr“-
w ‘t t r s . t y . , - -- t _
The leading protestant was Amhhauxilinry ship of the Shackleton Ant-lme New lork. 5"“ ““9“ ““d Hart.‘forltlf'partby;'non‘llillattrfil :gdth: (flinch. on August 15, 1914. set 0“ {00' March. hour these permits receipts.
bald C Foss a New York retlleslale‘ arctic expedition. dated March 30, rc-; ford Railroad, 1“ the concerted move-‘1 era 1 agent; 11:1"? of robateor l“ military enterprise to b" ("Fried on of 860 were realized. The permits‘broached the subject of past“;
Hmkpr' who. with his wife owm‘ported the vessel 250 miles southwest ment 0‘ railroad organizations “0'31““ 0“ diff ‘5 p th R :from the United btntcs against the issued werc divided as follovvs: 17', Otlations to the American A-e
' 't . - thi. section M: ‘uf Port Chalmers, B. Z. lthroughout the 00““er .10 obtain ”lei Pactlonal {Mm among e e‘fDominion of t‘annda. for the purpoge building 22 plumbing and 19 plumb '8
50m" FWD" 3 m 5 - . - - " icight hour day and other changes in publicans 0‘ btrntford hlVe lolllliog destroying or (ramming the “"‘I'iing. ‘ ,bassador. - 4-“
O
ed them in a reply made public to-‘tion of four to the state convention
day. This reply is the uniform one at Hartflord.t Aprllmllb argd 12.l Ties
presented by all roads. on which de- other de ega es w e ‘amue . about Se telnber 14, 19“. till the dc:
mantis have been made, to the local Lewis. Roland A' Curtis and Januslfendants pexcept 'l‘nuscher. left New:
committee of the 1313 Five Brother- Haase.. [York carrying the dynamite in suit”
lobtnlned it large quantity of dynamite?
1
land other explosives and that on or,
1
trom the 'Post Road to Maple avenue: .
and the latter street from Leroy are-i 6""0 MAR" AGROUNDl
true to the Tokcneke road. a distancei
of 2,450 feet. with another 300-foot
mics «omitted a map showing the , ltime 'rnd wage schedules was d it u t t1 3 3 andt it ~ *
. . . , . . pre- rawn a en on 0 ‘9 caucu e land Canal. The defendants named; ,_-- ___ ' The uestlon of peace “1
i~lltlt3l5 along which the petitioners: scntcd to Ucncrnl Manager C. 1* town meetings. lly Judge Peck'a “0!“? said ‘0 have had four associuteuJ ‘ ‘ / :not discgssed or even mum
les-lred the company to extend its. - Bardo yesterday, who has acknowledgqmry last night. hp “pads the delegu-‘u also is alleged that the defendants‘ i n _ t .
mains. which covered Leroy avenuew ‘ ‘ led. said Mr. Gerard. ~
Two aeroplanes of junlmm
nationality dropped — five ’ _-
bombs at' dawn this morning“ _" u,
the small Swiss village of P
SHED fill lllllllli‘l
extension. The complainants stated. hoods lilr Bal‘do «a ‘ . l l . it d d ‘
‘ ' ' ' V *' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ y“‘ the demands The caucus was “my a en e - rises and roceeded bv rail to Nilt -5 2 -
m the" petition .10 ”lie (Oilsmlafillon, {finifigtggfl' [3233:8931‘ elf'llnshlgi will be considered and a reply made!ttnd the canvass for votes was spirit-g:a Falls. gourccs of information “(:1 ttruy. near the French frantic.
‘ :21: gett‘ildhusgzd‘lltra: triads: dilfll'gslgtl Chiyo Maru grounded in a fog lat 4231::as 80.0" as practicable. lie pointsned. During the countd of 1t)he bangtsm'hich the complaint is based are knpi- Allcging desertion. MFR Llney I Some damage to PTOPenY m
:olohinin tenants for them,- because this morning on one of Mina [8- out ”mt existing schedules are “8):?izllnlodlstlrfilal‘lgtlstlvan Mudgtfousilsmr“ for the grated reason that mfldttle (.urnow, today started it arr-:caused. ’ ‘
t .
lisfactory ‘0 ”19 company as tuition against Assessor's Clerk‘ John? -' ~ A‘ ‘
:W. Curnow, for a divorce. The plain-i . Government “finals in w”
at his o[Neitlft' is represented by Attorney John;“1
' . - '. , ' 1:
land“ south 0' Hons ong‘ MMI have been the fruit of mediation andtRepmentative as well as prosecuttnsldmm" "‘“m “um be °°" my
tugboats and launches from a Brmsn‘arbitrstiou. But ill considering de-iattol'neY. asked l0? information, but.
\
of lack of water. bli 'll 3
pu c po 0 '.
‘ Tnuiicher was arrested
gtort admitted today, that the! “
.38 ARRlSls IN, Milton;
(Continued on Page Seven.)
CRIMES Cfllllilllill
There were 38 arrests made in Nor-
walk during the month of March,
March of last year just two more ar-t
rests were made. there being to dub"
me that month.
intoxication. as a cause of arrest.
leads the list. re most serious
charge lodged aqlnst prisoners in
March was that of violating the Mann
Waite Slave Act.
The causes of arrests In this city
during larch were as follower in-
toxication is: m dhavdaety
m. frequenting. etc. I: horrid-M
“flamenco:
and Manila.
The ‘Chiyo Maru. owned by the Toyo
Klsen 'Knbusbikl Keisha. of Yoko-
hama, is a vessel or 13,341 tons"
gross. and was constructed in 1908, at
Nagasaki. She left San Francisco on
March 2 for Yokohammfilrriving at
.‘iianlla on March 18, and left that
port for Hong Kong.
A’MOY. China. March 31.——l.ester
Maynard. United States Consul at
Amoy. has- notified the Mennonite
Missionaries in his district. the south-
ern portion of Fo-Kien province. to
be ready to come to Army at a mo
nlent'a notice.
SAN FRANCISCO. larch 81.—'l'oyo
Risen Keisha oflcials bett- had no in-
formation 'as to the sentient to the
mended by (in. Inst Beat.
The Chin already had. at
torpedo boat destroyer have gone to;
ther assistance and are taking off heri
|299 passengers from San Francisco
Chin Ilartt. The Cliyo Ian: was Don
mantis schedules which have hereto-
fore governed the filling of runs and
:wnges will be thrown open to dis-
position in light of the moposals-
made.
two MINOR suit?
BROUGiil us until
William A. lBullard of latrcbntont.
N. Y.. has brought a suit for 8100
darn against Agnes A. Orinth. of'
(his ty. Attorneys Keogh a Candee'
non-ant the plaintil‘. Papers. no
tnrnable before Justice of the Peace
J. 1.. Lina'wellar, April It. were aervv
ad tau-Deputy m Inward I.
ma‘uhaaalt,
out
brought against Anion him! by
hang lane White flare Act. 3: Honolulu. Yokohama and other .lap Joseph lent. Attorney Jena '1'.
operating ear “but uses-e l:_aaeae’parts nit Iaaih. an that all Dunbar apnea-ts the m.
theft! traaaaalt a: intents-ties ”.m-fn— Continental United ety‘ m N‘- sand
"entitle .8; mlmmmtb—eIa-lfarmnfl-emflebhdty.
m / autumn“.
"ID
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wile told to keep away from the
counters by Clifford Kerney. An ex-
change of words came close to physi-
cal coniect. but cooler heads nearby
interfered.
:Judge Peek in 1914 was debarred
from practice as an attorney after
being found guilty of unethical coh-
duct through charging a feé for ser-
vices as an attorney in a will ease
in which he also eat asyjudge of pro-
bate. He returned the fee, but Judge
Bennett held that this did not miti-
gate the offense.
tStates Commissioner llnugbton.
'entered a plen,oi‘ not guilty and Wm:
:amlnation on April 15.
i
gill illillli lililll .
nitrous Bl'llllllll loss
Half-ado?“ cigars. alleged to be
good ones. was the extent of a built
made last night by an unidentified tor. Miss Ella Currier.
thief with a taste for tobacco. who death in a Ire that swept through
their home here eiarly today. David
Mikael-cyan“ was ball:
{entered a side window of the Willett
A. Bastard maids-m. 38 Ellwood
"avenue. The ma took nothing else.
preferring ‘tbe at: don.
Imbalt‘l'homd' tampon-upside»
Jarytodayrelnrhed an W
mwmmmuwlmtmw-mtwmr.
mmWarmwmaeeu-‘whlowatlfl m Hill lead.
umumummmmd
thdIIMapllll-ahhahahahmwaam-u
W
‘ it nd i ken befor United”. Cnneo.
in this c y a a P “Phonon by. Deputy Sheriff Edward
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Ptltilens.
lTuesday in May.
1
two woiiii Alli
Burrito Dillll
LAWRENCE. nu... March 31.-— When it WIS exile“ed
‘hira. Aaron A. Carrier and her daugh- _ . . ,
v"; Mum“, marine situation With his
baraedinnlahingbiaeaaape.
Wield-i A line cola-at house. owned by
“mut'flm”m'1m Kata new» tie nu
- vi "to (‘nrrlec «mill... was Instr-i
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