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' FEATURES 5 ' LElDS '3"?
Always Found in The - '_
Evening Sentinel Real _f In Every Feature An
Sport News Worth , . p. . 1m Up-toDate Newspaper. /
i Reading. r. ,i J \ Should Poaseos. ~
Entered at the South riorwallt Post-
. ESTABLISHED 1870 one, u gm... ct... mm
lttiltlttttis '
ltlll tltvttt,
lNl
‘ i t
Eastern hear aadflesten Ilse-l
M “fig; l0 QUIIEEVIIJLEIAIIIQABHD
till Mllthé“ IS ttttttlltt
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lounges Freer lining Coaeerao
For more than a am-k a dozen
boulltimer pl‘irollrrs at the county
pill on North avenue. Bridgeport. an-
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noyed the other inmates of Sheriff
. . Peas-ek- hotel at night by imitating“
elm Sweptlly a Succession “1..."... m... b. harm, m“. m M lead to Prove lhat
pliallls, hens. hints. etc, and a few
WWW“ "flu“! itin)’: ago, Sheriff Peace and Jailer
It, _—____ ihialthew Scott. discovered the ills
tturhers and after placing olle feuonl
'e
in the 'dark” cell and the rest on a
diet oi bread and water. the offenders
ltaileay Station Blown Aerosol
frock Biodis Traffic
Chief lexicon Iaedit is no
lore
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llllll tittitlttll ttltt ;
l0 noclutntlls
liltillt ctltltlt to it i"‘:'..'.::‘..l'.‘:...".?::2f'..’.
i
' SUNS ii lliliilll CHURCH
Eleven persons were ieported dead.
7took a solemn until never to oftelld
again and they were pllt hark on ll..-
.regul;lr tall diet
. i toutinued l-‘rom i-‘uurth Page.)
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a" t ‘ .
' 'Kltiwlll‘ belief that Flatltl-eo \'illa ls‘
llit‘lid. whether ol not his body hit-U
lwt‘ll recovered. was strengthened lee’
day by messages recelyed by Amt-"i
call milling concerns here from their1
t
today and scores injured. several sel' ‘
thinly. in a succession of itirlltiti0t'~
phieh swept through the central por
‘ltliii‘ of Eastern Kansas and Western
The Lenten cantata. "l’enilclice.i
l'artioli and Peace," by .l. H .vitlllllderH
til <~ttllrl itt‘i night Propell)‘ tiillll M be mm: by the choir n! Trinltr'u‘m‘“ “‘ (‘“"”‘“"““"“"- """’“‘~‘
I” i: brill-red to be hem)”. although (mum on Good 19nd“). “Hinhm hVSanla liarbara and Guerrero All of.
m...um‘,. ””0““qu Wm ""3...”th dillded in... ”m... parts, par}. palirllese messages agreed that the re:
ea ly today Lemm- of disabled tele ”Minx “ith a hymn to he runs by W" "1 "”1“.“ d““”‘ ““5 C““””"“
.m. H...” and coilglegatloli Tm. nrjrialnong the peolis in Northern (in
part livlnwm...’ opens “I”. ”H. ehor : lillnlilln and was generally accepted
tl.~ "lion iAillK \\'ilt Thou Forgot Me.‘ tits llue. tint- lery clreulllsttllltlal
’tllti is followed h)‘ the soprano solounmri' 3"“: [0 ”H‘ “"1!“ "l 1' llllllmli‘
‘tlli That i Knew \uawre I Might Find “WWW” ”D‘T‘UWK m ”1“ Guerrero
“y,“ . 'l‘he hilt!“ “J “N“. the Voice district by his Mexicali superintendent
“Filth and telephone aeriin-
The storm art-as centered nortli ol‘
“tintln t‘oullly ill Kansas across the
hilvntlllrl line into lllr liorttet Hill”
”0).
The repoitcll dead are
Fol‘l Scott. ,Kunn ‘_\Ir\ .\Illl..r 'of Jesus bitty” ls tised at the close A “a“ positive ”1"” Villa “Nd been bur
Haby Hm,“ solo for “mu“... 1)“, p”. 'l‘liy led in the neighborhood of San Fran
ltlcil Hill. .‘10 lllltll Fairbanks, 1.1mrdexi limit the lord" hi the tlm “N‘” ”Wit u" ““1”“ “he" ”I“
3-H.” 0m. number of the second part. Pardon. grave "1 ”19 bandit h“ ”N" "WNW
Ritt'ifl‘iilc‘, Mo Dr. (‘ l' lamtlmi. of and leads into a chorus "Look Unto ”“4 H" "0"“ h0““’""'- “"3 “it"
counted by the fact that it related lo
'the alleged murder of an American
woman by the bandit luat prinr to his
'dmth. As all American women wtoo'
((‘ontinued on Second Page.)
Cliiil SAYS SSS
,lllm." llllPrspersed with solos for so-
Abilene, Kilns. dillller rat-hm, of Drum mmrallu and blunt. and tho
Enterprise. Kins, killed while.ttytna.i|‘m finishes with the penitential
h. outrun the storm. luuimlibiic over-1hr!!!“ “Lord; in This Thy Merv)"-
‘iumcd. l ' . . Day.“ Part three. Peace. opens- lth
Slit persons are reported dead and‘m“ “Wm" and sustained (‘h 3-
alniut fifty injured ill Stow-r. Morgau‘ ”WM" ”‘9 30" 0' MI“ 51‘3" COM?
f‘ollnly. m, with the town laid in in Histllory.” descriptive otllw Juds-
ruins. . tment. This is followed by an' ex.
A special train “as sent from El-IDN‘SNW 30'“ [01' bit“. “t‘ome. Y0}
don. Mo. to tile relief of the sirlckeni WNW" "l My “Uh"... and ”‘9 can»1
iNipulace ni Stover. Among oliler'lal" 910*” Will' a 0'10“” "1 Dmifit‘. “ ,,
dam-gt: the railway station is said to 3 “'1‘”? 50'“ ““d ”‘9 hyinti “Y “NW“ INSHCIofl A f“[
have in..." mm", Mm“ n... track,"‘llow Bright These Glorious Spirits
blocking traiilc. :Shlnv"
The storm is also alipphaed to linvo' 1‘9“"“5 “'“h ”l“ W“ 0' ”t“ ”"1”“ _ ‘
itrtlck near Jefferson (‘ity‘ alid Cull-'und liyrum. have been provided for. A (‘Onlpl‘i'm ““3 ‘Wn mad" l" W"
fornia. Mo. ()Ieali. six miles north otiihi‘ "80 0f Ill? oonlzresntlon. Thejlit'e headquarters that a man repre-
Eltion. was ill the path of the Mount-“0105 will be sung by the soloists 0“ senting himself "3 an authorized in-
.[n] [hpna an; rppufifi of many infillli‘ choir. M”. 4". Gibson Hull. so-iSWCl'lrlm‘lht’1001's” mlflflny hllfl
3mm;- there. . pram, Mrs. Edward J, Sims. contralto. t endeavored to several instances to
._. to houses won the plea
Appleton ('ity. Mo.
t
YWm. Taylor. tenor and John \\’ehle.iflflln entrance
‘bass. No more fitting close to the day that lie desires to inspect the real-
. collld be found than this lieuiliollal.dt‘nl'8 gas-range. ('lllf‘l 0f l’Ollt'v
WISE [unfit "A8 iservice by Maunder. 'Wlllialu it. Pennington said this.
~~*4——’~— morning that this man has no author-'
ltv .
i
.George Tancher, of Day street, was:
last night arrested by Officer John F.
t . ‘_ H _ ,-
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‘SIOCKflolDERs 0f PEoPl'[,8il-‘lynn charged with assault on Joe-t
eph Zamls. The detendant was found':
[“081 COMPANY Etta]: guilty this morning by Judge (icorgci
i ii. iii).
Vosblirgh. and lined with;
costs, which he paid. .
. liliflllSllliS SESSION
Members of liouisa Lodge. lhlughw
ters of Hermann. held their April
meeting in their hall, South Ntll'Wflik‘
Tali: (if-ENE,taxi-:Editrifenljdhcemgiiil The unniial Erecting of the stock-i ______
embers from Stamford and West. “‘Mi‘rs of The People's Trust (‘om-iM 0| ‘.
rt were present. Refreshments pony, for...the election _of a board of: . i
'ere served and a line entertainment :‘liiiectors for the ensuing year “V3.3: ‘
'tls enjoyed. A feature was the SinK-i le ll Monday. April 17th. The follow. p 4
ng hv all present of the old~timeling directors were electedr- .‘
.crlnan tunes. Mrs. Keeler Jolinaonmogmgle: PI')M3L.&£[0::51§9' ghoggg i
_ . ' . . . . .« . .. , -—--- .
gillxllgsgeshinilhg‘si‘a‘tl; z‘ofiigiillionuihtfls Epstein. A- J- Collins, ‘John W-' t‘il.lilel- ll. l)ilworth. secretary oi'
held ilillydst in New Britainfllemem 10h" thogh. James lag-Mic Norwalk Chamber of Cotililiet-ce.t
hose present at last night's meet-’Hynn‘ 1:lllht‘l' M- “right. Edw‘ard “~lllliii ‘(t'i'iH‘d an invitation to attend
“g Included. Mesdames K9919, John_.Hubbt=ll. Thomas Cantr. Jr.. Sunbelt-in- first annual national asscnlal'lcu.
n. Schmidt. ’ Webrle, Kreamer,iN°vak’ IBRRQ (rhUl'Ch. JOHN! A- MO of The League to Enforce i’n’elt‘t‘,‘
uhrlng. Kuippcl Danke. Neugebaur.‘ Elroy and “‘ M Keel“ Wm"h “”1 be “PM 0“ Friday and 5’” t
oeller. Kramechick. Pechtal. Myu- Immediately "n" ”‘9 adi°ummem.“"d“-"- “a" 26 ““d 27- ‘“ ”‘9 N9"
Moms. Schaube; Misses “my of the annual meeting. the newli'Ethlm-d Hotel. Washington. D. C. [
tllrni. lda Kraemer; Messrs. Neuega-telecwd directors met and organized. Th“ l'l-l'PO"? 0' ”’9 “199m”! i5 '0
ill‘l’r Mocller. The Weatport V‘leITllf‘ executive officers and their 85-‘dol'isp and detelminp upon [noggin-m
rs were: Mesdaines Wagner Demislstants vare: lresidcnt. Charles F'.f°" gtvmg effect to the mountain]
ltt, F0139“ 'Mutschell and 1'“ Fol-'MIHS; Vice-President. M. M. 1&9; adopted at the conference. held lni
er. Stamford visitors'included Mes-t secretary'me'e“. 1‘3“” M°“"r-J““°- ‘“ ”“9”?“an “‘"L Ph""“‘~‘“i
amen h‘ifland and “oral! tgomery; Teller, \V- W- Thornton: lphia for a league of nations to en-
» ‘ ‘ ‘ Bookkeeper. Andrew J. Fodor; 'i'orce peace.
~- - .— .S“’“°8rflpher. Margaret C Fodnr. t The Hon. William Howard Tttii'
illl DiP0l Sit0liNliS ' "
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to Iii tittltlllltttIo “’0" "ill
. .. ,,t. w. WARREN BREAKS
...........................i”"fl””m”‘ "”3“ t lit lllil putts tilt
ation which has been submitted Ruspoli, Schonfeid & Kclpien. oft
aintly by the Municipal Hague and. New York. lessees of Amusement;
'ommunity Club regarding the beau- 1 Park fol the coming season. state that
"rink of railroad proverly in the vl-t they desire to extend every possiblei while carrying a rece taclc filled with
inlty 01010 deoot. opportunity for‘ local players, having water yesterday ernoon in his
Other business tonight will include. the necessary talent to display their home. flipped and fell. breaking. his
e reading of a complaint regarding ablllty. with a view toward obtaining right leg and dialocating his hip. He
he condition of Prospect Hill older a berth with the Norwalke during the was removed to the Somali Hoopl.
'aik and the road on Partrick ave- coming season. tal for treatment. This morning in.
ne. Hearings concerning the reloca- . The new lessees will be at Ampu- the hospital he was reported as reotv
on -of poles on East Waahlnt‘lon meat Park next Sunday. April until“ comfortably. Hr. Warren baa beeni
ct. will also be held. The meet- at it o’clock. at which time they wili'tronhied for some week: past with
la expected tube a brlcf'one. ‘look over any prospective talent. toot trouble. “ i
Among other things the city council
John W. Warren. proprietor of the
Old Well Laundry. Havlland atmt.
‘ ltad there been. it is believed lhnl till
I plete surprise to the majority of their
tottittlrlti in it
Pilllll ii Willi
foreseen Mirand-
iyioeapoo “he Wreck
The l'olelioou train ll’oul .\I"il York
and South Norwalk. for Plllafield.
Mass. due in lianbial‘y at ltizbll o'clock.
was forlyvseven minutes late into that
city yesterday. due to an accident
near the Georgetown aufion. whlen'
might have been a disastrous one, but:
shit-h fortunately canned only a de-
try to lhe train. Just before the train
reached the lirsilchville station the
fireman happened to look ahead. and
to his surprise all the end of a plank
allt'klllfl up lltroultb the cow-catcher.‘
iir' lidlli‘ted the engineer and the train
“a. at onoe stopped.
An examination showed that the en-
gine illllsl have ripped up the plank a!
the musing known as Miller's llllll
('l‘iis‘sllliL righ‘ iii the Georgetown util-f
lion. and liliti lilr llll‘l‘ l-..lt {01an air
llitirl to ill-ltillhlille belon- it “all.
set n it am also found that one of
thi- pony trill-it wheels had been
ihzoun off the rail. doubtless ill the
little ‘ill’ engine ripped up the plant at
.\liller'.~ ilall crossing. ‘Fortunltély
lili'f‘i' were no 'other crooning- or.
swilt'iie. between the crossing and tile'
place where the trill“ was IWI..
i
“i! removed and tilt“
lmt'ii oil the rail nl‘te:
twenty file litilttltea' work When tli-
llain reached lietlicl it all. liillfili
that the ltll’\\lti‘(i ht'lke rimllg of til--
engine had dropped down This “lb
removed and a call was sent in for re
iii-l engine to meet the train at lion
bury An inspection of the engine
showed that it was fit to continue the.
entire engine and possibly the train
. would have ill‘i‘ll derailed
the plank
\iili't‘i plum
' itlli and alter a delay of eight minutes
there the train left for l’lttsfiedd.
The delay to the train canned tbet
;li 50 train for New York to be de. "Mo”
layod nearly twenty minutes. but no.
other local trains svelte held up» tbs.
accident. ‘
curtain—titan» .
littttal mull:
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Democratic State Commune loin" van 0' some to gel blood n Roosevelt's sentiments in m." of
how children and their little churns?
ilalll Next loath :
1
NEW HAVEN. April Ltd—The selec-1
tion oi National Cotuniitleenlan lio-I
irler s. '(‘umminga of Stamford as tem-
porary chairman of tile democratic“
state convention in this city neat'
month was officially announced today
by David E. Fitzgerald. state chair-
man. it had been expected that For.
mer Congressman Thomas 'ia. Reilly'
would be the temporary chairman;
Mr. (‘umminga at present is ill Allll‘»i
ville, N. C. on a vacation. He will best
in Washington April 25 to argue in[
behalf of former Congressman Done:
\an oi the Fourth District in the. com‘
test over the seal of (‘ongresamm E.
. .t. Hill of Norln'tllk. and after that hot '1‘“- chimm‘v
will come here to arrange details for-
thc state convention. Delay in mak-
ing definite announcement oi the tem-
porary chairman was due to the fact:
that State (‘llatrman Fitzgerald want
in the South for several weeks. and!
lipon his return to take up political:
activities he‘ found thal Mr. Cum-i
miligs was going South requiringi
correspondence to prepare for con—
vention announcements.
.._.._. _.>———. _____
WARNCKE—SCHLICHTING.
Many Wilton friends oi the con-
tracting parties received cards thlai
morning announcing the marriage oil
Miss Marie Schllchting and Louie HA
\‘arncke. well-know: and populari
residents of that town. The ceremony
was a very quiet one and was a com-
nearest friends.
Mr. Warncke is one of the most
progressive fruit growers in Connec-
ticut. and with his son, George L
\i‘arncke. conducts the Blue Ribbon
Fruit Farm which has gained a repu-
tation for prize apples not only from
local fairs, and exhibitions, but fromi
the New England Fruit Growers' tui-
nuai exhibition at Boston.
Mina Schltchtlng. who has been the
hostess of The Pinon, where many
gueala,have been entertained through
out .the yefr. no established the“
reputation of being the “beat cook in
Wilton."
Mr. and Mrs. Warncke have .a hos:
of well-wiehers for a long and happy.
wedded life.
The marriage ceremony was per
formed by the luv. m L. m'
of Bi. Peter's German Evangelist
Lutheran church. at at: o'clock loot coated! and locked up preparatory to!“ .today. in New York city on
nets. .
event.
‘Spn-zel :lliainsl
16
Aseocureo Plus NEW. non ALL More OFJ’NI mo IV A ”ECIAL write AND oun own oesnaron.
l . -.—o-non
756cm, .hoEn tonight and Friday. TWOéfi“
ltltltltt Diiiltllllil-
Sills toll titotttt
In. Fred Gregory Ciaials ller illit-
hld Ire! $20,000 iron
local lads and left ller in
loot -Io longer Allie to
Smurf Iomli
Suit for “5,000 diiinaflt'r wt. today
instituted against l-rcdertek Gregory.
formerly of this city. by his site. Mrsi
Elna Gregory, who claims her hus“
band deserted her. leaving her iii
want. Attorney William F Tammanyl
represents the plaintiff. lleai esiate'
was attached by Deputy Silt-riff Ed
uard ii lloulens who filed papers.
returnable to the Superior ('oul‘l. at;
the office of Town Clerk Hel'in'rl it
Smith. ,—
Mr: Gregory alleges that her iius .
hand drew from local banks sums to .‘
tailing about 830.000. and then Ieflt
the slate, She llilcll'l seen or heartii
of iliill since March lsl, titlti. silt' stay~ '
Since his disappearance, Mrs. Greg:
ury has been working to support her~l
sell. but balance ot‘ her nervousness
and physical condition ain- in no long ‘.
er able to do this. She claim. her'
husband deeel'tcii her. '
llillllS iSllS fill mm
'll- .
M'l'llull oi the country has a illonopoly. ‘55 "he 897"“ govemm'n'
in ll.l.~
‘ol t-oiltl'ii- olx'
0"“
ll.
S8909; SflS Si:
'i‘le- it t) ill the (‘llll Hltpi-ilortolit'
illttlgepoi‘t. illlt‘ tutel'tin). :tittltioolt.
liNlllllSlAliS ’lwm‘ts ‘
7...;
Will) l0liil fillili BERiIN
littutt orient
neuritis Sillllllil mitt
Mgiaeters oi Iliorie Stem!
il‘
|Prcsidelll Wilson Gives a
few liays line for Ger-
! may to Consider lilti-
i natal—Congress Assen-
“mail: [fa-I'M: the; bios to Consider Presl-
W fit 0 MS! a
all. In on 'aal “stencil". den” MM
i
i The United States government.
having said its last word to Ger-
'many in the submarine contro-
lversy, turned today with grave
expectancy to Berlin, where resta
ithe decision wh :t‘icr the Imperial
fgovernjnent shall abandon its
tpresent methods of submarine
iwariare or break with Washing-
tton. . .
3 President Wilson probably win
wait at least until the end of the
week for Germany to reply to his _ .
virtual ultimatum. which declarde' C
the intention of the United States ..
to sever diplomatic relations un-
“im-
. rtiszll hr the "unrest mediately gives up the use of sub-
T’I“ S“l"in"lSl9\” marines against commerce and
-. . l. ea lilt‘ fact that the. squares her submarine policy
t.t‘ prominent llll‘ll of the city are - ~ - '
liello to be identified with the'wnh 'hc prmcrples 0f human“,
t
r
The breadth of the appeal for the.
battleship fund is
~|il|illE No clas: ol people and no
gill A
tn ”.1 satin" dailtltge suit of Nathan nun-"mm “t ”1.. mumflflm. mm'liand international law."
.iuck Hullalltit'l‘
Local No l. l'n'rtt'tl llzttlcl’s of Nlifill‘
"llli‘l’il‘li. halidctl ill
the plaintiff.
Spienel claims that while he
working in the lialrd l'nteidl hat
in lielltel, in July. lilitt. he
was fined 5Q cents for "pinning oul'V
still"th the mic was not paid. the-
“ lift
from obtaining employment
tilde and also took away
card.
Attorney l'llllnlan in his argument.
said that the defendants did not con»
nplle to injure Spit-rel, that the latter
was fined for bresklni: a shop rule
whirl. he helped to make ‘snd that his
hint. He claimed it was an effort on
money" out of his fellow workmen
little millilit—
tistttttlttis toot tilttt
in St. Joseph's church. tomorrow.
there will be celebrated. at it o'clock.'
ll low maaa. In the afternoon. at 3
o'clock. there will be Stations of the
Cross for children. At 7:30 o'clock
at night there will be Stations of
the Cross for adults. Today. Holy.
Thursday. was duly celebrated in St.
Mary's church by high mass at nine
o'clock. followed by a procession of_
in liouor of the Blessed
Sacrament.
Tomorrow. Good Friday. the usual
prosanctitled mass at eight o‘clock
will be held. preceded by the unvelig
ing of the crane. Stations of the
Cross will be held at three o'clock in
the afternoon. and at eight o‘clock in:
the evening.
HOLY WEEK iN GRACE CHURCH.‘
Maundy Thursday~Mornlng Prayer
at 9:30: [honing Prayer at 5; Support
of the Lord at 8 p. in. i
Good Friday—Morning Prayer ail
10:00: Three ilours‘ Devotion from.
12 to 3; Evening Prayer at 5; Passioii‘
Pictures in the parish house at 7:30. I
Silent Saturday—Administration oil
the Sacrament of baptism at 4. i
The Pension pictures are beautiful
reproduction of religions master
pieces that should prove. interesting!
an helpful. a“. the parish house, Good;
Frid y. at 7:30. No admission. .
lnterceslons for the‘ peace of the
world 'will be mad? at all the Goodt
Friday services.
M?
MUST SERVE SENTENCE.
NEW HAVEN, April 20.~—Gulseppe
Moscn. a local politician sentenced inI
the superior court in February of last
year to from one to five years in
state prison for assault with intent to
kill Catlello Ratione must serve his
sentence having under a decision
handed down today by the supreme
court lost his appeal to that tribunal
from the action of the superior court.
The supreme court finds no error. A.
eoon aa the decision of the court was
received here. flown. who had been
at. “but: under bonds wee taken into
i
being taken to Wethoredeld.
iillli l'. y or gill i
I
," 1”" from Norwalk were collected by Nat
illil unlonymmem.
'St
eielt
grandchildren I join in the elort to
hell
oilr country in
union card was not taken "WW ”0“"..th ’l‘ake Her Own l'art."
net-Stevens fund totals “1:65. |
$l.:65.
puny, of New York $3.40.
No time limit was let in the
'tiitt st-ntlnelsli-leln fund has ru'communication. but the Presi-
“ "‘"im ”' ’i "” etuutl the oli'ielsl tilinl'lltiil and n-co;fdmt is known to hold the opin- .J t.
niltel; oi the New York Tribune. or
. giualors of tho- lililil
t(i\i- , ,
prominently in The Sentinel fund. ‘0 Germany for a decision If
it. the pioneer of the movement la.none is forthcoming within a
Roman.
defendants conspired to prevent him....,,. "m m n“. Ne
=ion that three or four days would
A. 1' StHPM'Wr a reasonable period to allow
war leleian. “ho is concerned
and "-9 "m dim- mtire-amiable time the coop accom-
" “in mm“ piiahirig a break in mono. with
all its grave possibilities. will be
It a letter to little Mia.- Margorleitnkell. Count von BM.
crritt Rx President Theodore Roan-.Germ‘ny‘; ”mangle", would 1-.-
“W "0“ ”M" °' my "m" ceive hio passports and American
Ambassador Gerard. at Berlin.
would be instructed to come
home.
Congress assembled today im-
pressed with the deep significance
of the President's action. The
dispaaaionate words in which Mr.
.Wilson yesterday told a joint
iaession oi the House and Senate
lot hie purpose tool: on a fuller
force of meaning when publica-
ition of the note to Germany. al-
Emost identical with the address
.in outline and phrase, revealed
in what unmistakable terms the
American government had declar-
liorothv Howell. 10c. “1 itself' . i _ ‘
Mr. Edward Brown. 10c. { Count von Bernstorfl'. optimis-
Mrs. Edward Brown, tuc. ‘tic throughout the long negotia-
J?“ H “51°“ ”C tions that have approached a
iii?“Sillii'nnyimn'riziinggh 11?): “his” though less “culls slekar"
i; .31 r ' ' ’ ' n] times before, was be u t at
1.113.213" slragroilofim' 10c. his government would find a way
""8 Scam. 100. to prevent a brealtlin relations.
iii1:|~:i‘:rt?iioiiicason me. Last night lie sent a long mee-
32‘.” “‘2“ S. 023"“ “’6- 3i: ‘332'12'ciudu'2u2‘5c2m'3‘1.
:lPC ‘rien s, c.
isltar Howells. lUc. were given regarding submarine
id. 1:. i... too. operations in the Mediterranean
M” E" w‘ “0"“ 10"“ should be. thrown around all sub-
Eif'iiifefifc‘T'fi‘f“ marine operations.
Ariel Ainsworib. 1(0c. The documents seized bv Fed-
J. Smith. 10c. eral authorities in the office of
V; T“°"°'°- 150- lWoife von Igel. in New York.
amrgf" £2133:- 110?‘ irctum of which has been de-
itorris .Vogel. 10c. I {wxganlnnt Vondfrflilisegoarg;
1061')! in a safe in the office of the
United States District Attorney.
Before returning any of them to
you and your sl-hoelfellows put
shape to "l-Vnr God,
Parents. don't you share In (‘olon-
Today‘s contributions to The Scott.
Today's account: .
Previously acknowledged 830210
Today’s contributionavat a total of
Andrew Balms. lite.
Mayla Scofleld. 10c.
Alma Sconeld. 10c.
Helen Scoficid. 10c.
F. P. S.. 10c. '
Local eiliploycs Standard Oil Come]
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\Vnido A. Raymond. 10c.
Bartok) De Marti. l0c.
it‘rrd F. Fay. 50c.
George F. Sutton. Jr.. 20c.
finalise-gag the German ambassador or for-
w. L, Bean. 10c. warding them to Washington for
i,” K- G‘: 1,0“ Jthat purpose. District Attorney
if 1; figi‘mrm 10c. Marshall has sent to Washington ‘~
it. sit, 25o. Photggraphic 009‘” 0" all 0‘
t‘ush..10c. them in order that the German
John H- Knap . 50¢:- ambessador may determine which
M“ “h" K “WP. 5°“ \ are official records of the em-
Miss Leonard. 10c.
[Elizabeth gt” City. We.
Paul Manor. No.
ii (i. Macy. llic.
T. 1. Raymond. 104:.
William J. Eta-liar. 10c.
Sterlillil Nrniinre 00.. 10c.
Humphrey Doulenl. 10c.
Roger Doniena. 10c.
balmy.
Persons who have seen the p.
papers say they do not believe‘ _
Count von Bernstnrii will admit ..
thrt onv are official records The
papers are deecribed aa constitut-
ing "the largest haul made by the
nvernment since the activities of
the agents of the Central Power!
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