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Magneto Pinned tinder It~~lelel
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NEW HAVEN. (‘onn., Nor. l3.—r-Missi
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Mn“ You“, “find to hg'iuarjori‘e McGowan. daughter of the
, ate Hugh .l. McGowan. the Indianvi‘
”Chill! Unsalted, "WOO“ COI- apolis street car magnate. was killed‘
suit, and Mortelly Wounds Grend-
lin an automobile accident near Milfordt
ISaturday~ night. Her friend itiissl
liq!" tflathartne Mayer. also connected withl
- .a prominent lndianapoiis family, was:
. ‘seriously injured and is in a hospital?
'here. James Gordon Murdock of-
tl.afayette. ind. who was driving the‘
car, is lit the same hospital with “1.!
iternal injuries and a broken tltiglt.'
,where he is being lieid by the police
10 ”If SAYS B Y-for the (‘oroner's inquest. His brother.
, {Alexandeiy escaped witlt minor in-
es,
tjuri
The Murdoclts. both Yale freshmen,
'liad a new l'ackard racing car which
they had bought the day before. it was
built for Ralph tie i’alma. Tlte young
women had been stopping at the Black
stone Hotel. 50 East Fittyt’ighth
street. New York city. and had come
to New Haven for the Yaie~lirowtt foot»
ball game. They went to dinner at
the Hotel ’l‘ail with the Murdocks and
:tlien started for New York iii the new
car to meet Miss Mayer‘s mother at'
the Blackstone.
At a bend iii the
IotherSms Policeman By Snatch-
ing Revolver from Son’s llend
W.i.l.l.\iANTl(‘.. Conn, Nov. Iii. ~
than A. (lilman, lit years old. yester
day ~liot and killed his cousin. Edwtn
.\ titltiian, aged 20. while the latter
was asleep and, two ltours later. went
to the home of his grandfather. Nelson
“lift-ill. and shot and seriously
wounded him iii the neck. The youth
was n’rested at his home after his
mutter had “rested a revolver from
ltiiti with which he had threatened to
show police (‘hiei ilicliiiiontl.
tlilniaii. according to the police, a?
Hill: the shootings. lie is be“ )
hi- tiit'tliaii)’ unsound. When --.t 0»
lice asked hltit the reason for his acts
lie :‘tiid: "i felt tltat i should do it. it
would be better for them,"
Nelson (lilntan. who is till years old.
was lfliit‘ll to a private hospital. where
it was said the chances were against
recovery,
road near Milford
the) sideswipeti a light touring car
driven by Mrs. It}. Rogers of West
Haven and the big racer was over»
turned and 'ts occupants pinned utt-
deriieath. 'l in- were four women iii
‘lirs. Rogers car. but all escaped in-
]ury except rs. William Adkins of
New Haven. .lio hits scalp woutitlan
.‘tlrs. Hugh lit-(iowan. mother of
Miss Marjor was notified at her:
IilOlllt’ in ind ipoils. bliss McGowan;
had been slit t; music in New York;
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SOUTI-I NORWALK, cons. racism, devotions 13, in},
built titans
EVENING SENTINEL
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ict__t_o__it and
legislation Against Election Vices
To Be Asked of Congress By
President
\‘l‘ASlithl'l‘ON, Nov. 13.—A(‘or~;
raid on the (‘entral
Union Hotel, fi'ood street. was made
by the vice-squad of the Nortvslk Po-
.li'oe Department, headed by Chief Pen-
nington, early yesterday morning. The
proprietor of the hotel, Luigi Appella.
was arrested for conducting a disor-
derly house and seven others were
arrested for being frequenters of such
In house and other serious charges
were preferred lgainst them.
Plurality of filled“ E. liegltes in
Minnesota Trimmed to 250 by
lieternes from the Mexican
Border
PRESIDENI SiUllilNG .
Pilll’llillilli 0030008
are Mrs. Ester Waller, Mary Estella.
l’atsy Papple. James Ator, Viola Wes-
ley. Michael Kelly and Mrs. Mary
Kays. Mary Estella and Patsy I’apple
were released over Sunday under You
bonds. This morning the Estella
woman failed to appear in court to
ianswer the charges pressed again.
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Those arrested for being frequenters
Regrets Probability of loose oft
.her and she forfeited her bonds.
rupt Practices act "with teeth” is one!
of the first pieces of legislation which!
President Wilson will ask of l‘ongress.
Incumbent
READ THE SENT!-
NEL FOR INFORMA-
TION lNDISPENSA-
. BLE FOR EVERY
HOUSEHOLD.
Rain tonight and Tuesday.
BRIlISH HAVE 0PiNiil
Alilili 0N BliH SIDES ,
0f lili inn lilill‘rf
Field M'arshal-Von Mackcnscn Continuing ills Retreat:
Just what form it will take is not yet
decided on, but it is certain that it.
will limit expenditures of money by.
.Natioual committees lii'presidentiai:
and congressional elections, it will:
also be so drawn that a stop will be.
put to enormous expenditures by in ‘
dividtials on their own responsibility;
According to information
here there was
done in recent catnpaigiis and
parties had the bent-hi.
congressional investigation to
mine how titticit money was used has
died down here.
both
they had evidence that an enormous
-ttion fund had been
l’t:
reaching *
tiiuch of the latter;
Talk of al
deter- ‘
For a time certain}
Democratic leaders were insisting that 3
used ‘
in llobrudla Under illsaslrous Conditions — Russian!» I“
Have Succeeded in Crossing the [lunatic
SERBIAN i|0i0lli Iii Mi0i00ll|l » .-
APPiltllS 10 iii A Billllillli (tilt
in "i ——————-
Tcutoas Continue Their Progress on the Transylvanir l
c Towns
Border oi Romania. Capturing Tim:
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R0lelll0 ACWJED
Representatives Being Republi-
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\‘t'ASlithlTON. Nov. ill—«The rc-‘
turn of President Wilson to Washing»;
ton will be the signal for concertedi
against the re-eiection of Wilson.
The wgsLern Republicans will work;
.with the Denim-rats in framing the
lt‘orrupt Practices act and that it is
'certain that it iii no way will be u
.pttrtisan measure. Senators anti Rep-
:f‘t'st'nllllin'r‘t who are returning here
.today agreed that the money spent in;
the recent campaign was far too
Billill Bil HAIR,
Bill) HilDi’iEAllill
Today‘s announcement by Lon-
don that the British have opened;
ran attack on both sides of tit. I
i'Ancrc river in Northern France
indicates the possibility that an
efforts by officials of the state tit-pail-
merit to clean the American slutt- lli
complicated international matters of
long standing.
Many Caeee Held Up.
Secretary of State Lansing already
has begun steps for bringing to a
rapid close several cases about which
diplomatic negotiations have been cott-
ducted for months. Final action will
not be taken until after conferences
with President Wilson. "
iiere are some of the crises to he
tear-n up immediately:
0f Gillllltl MOR0fll
lury, after 22 Hours of Delibera-
tion, lleterns Verdict of ilot
Guilty
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‘ saw was. Nov. 13. ---Michttel A.
iRofrnno, an attorney .. and former-
"Wlth England: The question of .
retaliation because of tho blacklist-deputy street dramas commissioner
{of this city. was acquitted of the.
much.
The great question confronting
politicians is what line the new no»
iiticul combination of the South and
West will take in its legislation.
There is no question that the western
Congressmen will demand real recog
nithiu from the Wilson ntliiiinistraiiott
and there seemed to be it strong possi-
bility that many fat jobs now held by
eastern Democrats will be switched
over to the men of the prairies and the
mountains who did yeonian service for
Pruldenl Wilson in the battle of last
Tuesday. I
80 for as ceblnet changes are core.
corned. it was stated on authority tog
llttl .
SAYS iii 00i8it’l CAREI::Ipon... 05...... 1... Mg... ,
The Ancrc river. approximate—t. ' ’
isalient created
bounds on the scuth the sharp .
lines by the prolonged Franco-
in the German:
“I "a“ round lll {e A" unre»British offensive in the Seminar
Crazy Persons in enaan Than I region. Apparently 'GcneIrel'“
i Haig's troops are now attacistttg.
E'" "‘0 Thou "' "'dm‘hats salient. from both sides. »
lollll Rodeneyer, .0 Lost Is- In a broad sense, this salient
textende some :8 miles nortlthIIt .
“It”! m“ Ml nty Votes 'to Arms. but whether the n
i ~— ~ iBritieh ofiensiVe covers its wt .,
cnxnax, (‘onn.. Nov. 13. ,_ “Mibreddth 0' whether merely '5
i could not understand at ,tlrsl‘
tempt is under way to crush
day that this is one matter to which though I .
the President has paid no attentionnhow any one voted against me. i have: .
it naturally ‘8 300$)le that there decided after five days' consideratiotilmade plain by the official “It.“ .
Will be some 01130805 35 "V0 01‘ three ._.not to demand it recount. i had been ment I.
of the members of the present CEMMlJed to believe that every ntan in town - .. »_
are anxious to go back to private life. ' was crazy to vote for‘nie, and the real? Reports from Pefmg'ad: 5° I“ ‘I {l
.llowevcr. ll ll understood that pl'e‘tll~‘ntt>ttiiintt of that promise is just be- unconfirmed by an; olfiCIII' Id" d
(19!” WHBOP Will PM “0 attention ‘0 ginning to dawn on me. ihave foufld.ivic¢g' declare glut ield Willa:
335335;?” "m“ an" "‘9 m i°‘E"ii;'.in‘illiiiairiiiii"§fo§’§£i £9333le mum's” is ”WWW W
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When he returns here next week he ‘ there were. llut t have succeeded iii 1 "3““ m 90‘3“!“ 9nd" din?“
is expected to commence work on hisdtuming them up. and now it's up tottrous conditions. It is even Ifld
annual mealtime to Congress which re . the proper authorities in place themxhag the Russians have succeeds!
convene-Inert month. Iunder restraint and prevent another in crossing the Danube at m
Eoutbrcak on their part. points south of Tchemlvm.:
Thus spoke. John Rodemeyer. editor,. , _ .
humorist. one-time Justice and foundeerhICh- if correct, would me”
: .tng of American business firms. .
IN ANIIlE PARAlYSis - ygnegative decision is expected. tcharge of complicity in the murder of .
i . ' t “Demands for prompt bettermeiitlitllchael Gaimarl. a political rival. by the southern seCtion of it i! “at
EPIDEMIC '8 [NM lot the treatment accorded neutral in jury here into yt‘llt’l‘dfly. after it had
{mails to end from the United Statesideilbernted on the case 22 hours.
(continued on sixth page)
l “With Germany: Consideration of,itofrnno was accused of having order-
'whether the German submarine war-.ed Gaimarl's death as the result of a
ffare pledges have been violated in the‘poiitlcal feud.
recent sinking of merchant vessels; Senutlonel Trial.
WASHINGTON» N0“ 13> ‘Thl‘ ““Ibearlng Americans. Upon this restsi Estimated to have cost llofrano and
‘fanmt‘ Pitfalls” “Dill““llc in Greaterime question of whether the ilusltaniu'the state about 3100.000. the trial “‘35
..._.—._.— th‘W York is practically el‘dt‘d- “(TOM case shall be declared settled. locally one of the most sensational
Tint: '0 Surgeon 0- ” ”Vlad" 0‘ ”19 "Naming of a commission to fix‘hcld here since the liecker case, in-
S'M‘k. mwws (Immnuod ”w” ac'-I’Ubll° ““3““ St‘l‘Vlce ““0 in a rt"'tndemnities‘growing, out of the sittk»‘\‘olvitig as it did political leaders. city
”"1“” ”1 “"5 town. Recently "m”?llorl just made “lid the number “fling of the‘ American vessel Williantiollicials and denizens of the under
than half a dozen such cases havs‘cas” in me entire city had mp.“ to l'. Frye." ‘worlds. Although every effort was
been reported and articles of consider—11MS titan 4p penweek. with a contln- imade to expedite the trial, it con-
:the value were stolen in some ln-Iupd steady decline. 'sunti-d um.” live weeks.
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stances. ; In Massachusetts. where the epi»!
Two more cases of this kind W970.demic reached its crest later than 1|
repttf‘lE-‘(i to the downtown police head-13mm- state; the disease is my, stead-
tpinrters over Sunday. Mike. Vocal-tn). and mag-ply on the (3....“an Stai-
yik had quite an experience SaturdayII-(Mcs compiled by Surgeon Lin-inder,
evening. when a burglar entered hiSIby-inging returns up to late in October
home at Scribner‘s Lane. He ‘aiIIEdlin most instances, show New “may;
entrance ‘0 ”t9 1‘00!“ Where Mr. V".with 134.25 cases per 10,000 popula~§
I'Hli'tk’h‘ little girl Was 81999108. audition was harder hit than any otherl
the noise he made awakened hen sn”!State. outside of New York with Great?
screamed, and her cries were heardier New York included. in Greater.
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“Y “9" father. He secured his Te‘tNew York the rate was 165.32 and‘
‘ volver anti entered the room in Whichlxpw York State, exclusive of New!
m“ child “"18. but by the. time h° York City, it was 84.91. In Connecti-i
reached il. ”‘9 sneak thief had mmpmicut it was 68.89; Massachusetts 42.88;
0‘“ 0f ”‘9 “mm” and entered a buBWIMinnesota. 3M»; Delaware. 31.4; Rhodel
and was driving off. Mr. Vamll'miisland, 30.6: Pennsylvania. 20222;;
fired two shots at him with no effect ihlaryland, 19.9; Montana. 17.4; Mainel
NOW“ 0' “all” was taken '1t.13; Wisconsin. 14.03; Michigan-
Marshall Hoyt. reported tlu‘t fl "1’“ 14.01: New Hampshire. 12.89: iillnois,t
had tried ‘0 enter the home 0' h” 12.5: and the remaining States belowi
father. Charles E. Hoyt. on BayviewimI
avenue, Saturday evenlng. M“ HOY‘Z Surgeon Lavlnder points out that in‘
was coming home and he saw the man 3 three groups of States the incidence
trying to 830“ entrance 13-" way 0' thairnte was highest. being markedly:
"5"“ windows. Mr. Hoyt's “09'0“” :above that of the rest of the country;
ft'll'liliened the intruder away. 'These groups are in a general way!
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NEW LONDON. Nov. I3.—-That the
German submarine Dcutschiand is
soon to' make a start on her return
trip across the Atlantic is evidenced
by the taking on board the craft today
.of a latte quantity or provisions. tri-
eluding a liberal supply of fresh
meats. While every inch of space is
utilised on the undersea boat, it is
posgibie by cutting up meat to store a
considerable quantity. The cooking
is done with electric stoves. The boat
1the base 'being formed by the New‘
England States. one arm stretching
west along the Great Lakes. and the
other south along the Atlantic coast.
In this Connection he says. it has been
suggested that main lines of travel]
might receive considerfllon.
“We might reasonably conceive,"
says Dr. Lavinder, "that one focus,
starting iniflew York City and vicin.
ity. has stretched north through New
England. west along the Great Intros.
say as far as Ohio and also Lauren-int,
west. Another focus. beginning with
Minnesota. has stretched east toward
Ohio and also somewhat west. A
third focus might be conceived as
originating in Mississippi or Alabama
and stretching north along the coast
to Virginia and Maryland. We lack
any data of consequence to support
trails while passing through here early
was dimension an even keel this mom-
lng. indicating that her tat-go was very
nearly pieced. Ic‘ie 'tllderetood, how-
ever. that local merchiilts have orders
to be delivered Tuesdeypwbtch indi-
cates that morale will not get away
loin; end it mef‘be Wednesday be.
fore. she is ready-to leave. It was
stated early-title afternoon at the cus-
tom house that clearenee'iilpers had
not yet been issued. ,
We.“
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this view. We know. however, that
polizimyelitis appeared in epidemic
form in Minnesota about'the'ttme it
appeared in New York City and its
vicinity and that the two loci were not
can be determmed. The crest of the
prevalence in Alabama and Mississippi
dicttnctly entedntoe that of‘eteteo ir-
ther north. These commute 'ere
their Instrument will be found to 53
tonne :érlklng. whatever it’s meaning
my .9! _ _,
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connected with each otbe; I0 far all ’
largely conjecturei. but tr the gran ' “tun no. or speed
of States are merited out on e. not; Whither” Chloe”.
Mayor Mitchel. who appointed R04
afrano deputy street ~cleaning com-
lmlssioner. was one of several promi-
lnenl men to testify in his behalf. He
lsupporieli the contention of the de-
tfense that Rofrano was ‘he victim of
.a "frame tip."
The defense claimed
'was killed in a gamblers‘
Rofrano took the witness stand ant
. -categorically denied all the allegiiII
30 Clerk, {lions against him. and charged "Tint
; Foley. a leader of Tammany Hall. with
SIX initials?
Al illltlllNl, t. l.
ioltn turret, a Norwalk'Ma
that. Galmarl
quarrel.
Injured ”being the lnstigator of the alleged
' __._ “frame up." its said that Foley had
- _~ . . feared his growing control of the
CAROLI‘M" R' l" M)“ ”“3” Democratic organ zation in the second
heavily loaded cars. part of a mall.
and express train botind from Boston
for New York. on the New York. New
Haven & Hartford railroad, left the
assembly district
Indictment Returned.
Galmari was s 'Il March 8. 1915.
On evidence furnished the district at-
torney and the grand jury by Goetauo
Monttmagnowho was convicted of
the crime. an indictment for murder
was returned against Refrano. The
day before the indictment was made
public Rofrano disappeared. After
eluding the police of the country .for
eight months. Rofrano returned as
mysteriously as he had gone and sur-
rendered himsetf to the district at-
orne .
t Rog-ands attorneys held that the
state’s case crumbled when its wit-
nesses, failed to support Montlmagno's
yesterday and were dragged along the
roadbed for a considerable distanCe.
tearing up both east and westbound
tracks and seriously impeding traf-
fic throughout the day. The accident
is believed to have been due to a de-
fective rail. John Barrett of Nor-
waik, Conn. a mail clerk. was slight~
iy injured..Paseenger trains were re-
routed whlie the damage was being
repaired.
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MISS KELLER AND ASSISTANT
[LL' accusations. Most of them recanted
‘ previous testimony and testified that
CHICAGO’ Nov. 13’3““ H919“ the plot to implicate the one time city
official had been hatched in prison in
order to obtain clemen y.
‘ The trial began Octo er 9 and last,-
ed longer than any capital case since
the first f Harry K. Thn‘w. which
required 3-
‘ Fiat-511:0 PINK snLL wolnu.
' AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. 13.—-All the
men and resourceecof the Tom De-
partment of Agriculture have
put nt’the disposal of the United
States Agricultural Department. to aid
inppreventtnx the Diwali-worm re-
cently discovered in Mexico from goin-
in; e foothold in American cotton
fields. David-F. flotation. Secretory
.. ~ - «Medium-.munteduier'rem
NEWIHAVBN, Nov. lecture. man dong-mom, so let promptly gm
WSW'L’IIIM when he “3 m.tbe wont kmwn'enemy of the cotton
homecomin-
Keller. lecturer. who has been blind
end-deaf since childhood. and Mrs.
John Albert Money. her assistant.
have been attacked by illness at the
same time. it was learned here today.
Word to this effefl was received last
night from Iowa City. Iowa, where
Miss KeIler was filling engagements.
It is said her tour may be abandoned.
Miss Keller, it is said. is suffering
from a strain of the lower spine. so
that she is able to take only a few
steps at a. time. Mrs. Kacey is mint-
ed with bronchitis add pleurler. ac-
cording to information received; -
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'AUTO VICTIM lDENTiFIED.
been
over ‘by'an- eutomoblle driven at ‘tll‘mlum.’ r. w. Davis
by cunt-to- El‘iloiyk" attenuators.
a Yale alumni
Antonio
um no pun told, roe sullen Neoplasm thorouh‘*'olehfi-tilt '01 “1
retro-er . I . . . imminent“ M 393W . ' ”
unnamed W
mt. be will vtuepoveon'olly the cotton.
‘00i0MOBllES SMASH
it Will Silliil C0llt|ill
.-\ Massachusetts car owned by W.
S. “delves. and n Danbury automobile
award and driven by Louis C. Bouton.
tinuted in an accident at the corner,
of" Knight and East Wall streets. yes-
terday afternoon. which resulted in the
damaging of both mlchlnes. and the.
appearance of the young lady drivel-I
of the Massachusetts car in court this
morning. i
The Massachusetts car, an Oldsmo-
bile was driven by Miss Adams,
'East avenue. and contained besides
the. driver. Miss Elects Baird, of Mel-
bome Rood.
Miss Adams. coming out of Knight,
street. attempted to turn towards Mill;
Hill when Wall street was reached.
but in doing so she cut the corner too
closely and placed her machine direct-
ly in the path of Mr. Bouton's Chev-
rolet car. which was bound west.
The two machines came together
with a bang. and as a result both cars
were taken to Loekwood's Garage for
repairs to damaged mudguards and
steering gears and sprung wheels. An
odioer investigated the mishap and
found that neither of the young ladies
had a driver's license. They were talc.
on into custody by the officer. but
were immediately released upon $25
cash bonds. ~
In court this morning. Miss Baird
stated that she has a. license. and pro-
duced the some. The license had been
issued. however, only on November
nd the young’ lady admitted that
site it not studied up very diligently
ion the state auto laws. Judge Lock-
wood. after reading a section of the
law to the offenders, continued the
case indefinitely.
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'l‘uetday—Glrls' Friendly Society in
the Parish ‘House at 7:30.
*Wednesdoy—Womon’s Guild. tn the
Perioltllonle at 2:30. Tee starred at
4530. ”Knights of King Arthur. Basket
B; .l in the Pnrisli House at 7:30.
.B‘rlday—dfeetlng of the pastry at
“the Parish House at 7:30. First Fall
module! the Men's manned the
forum in the-some place «it " ly his
tor the“ meeting 0‘! the t __
‘of the Bald Head Club of Americafithat von Mackensen's army WIIf
'\\'ilo on Tuesday was defeated for the l bging taken in the [ear so that
.‘ieneral ABSt‘mny by William Reel. ‘ he had been forced back from 61.";
Republican. by twenty votes. ‘ . ,
f “The real reason for my not making!qonsnnfa‘TChcwavofla radw" “
tut-lime. Hie force is said to be (lo-,,
the moralized from reverses, heavy
to contest. however." continued
‘Rodemeyer. “is compassion for
poor. it has come to my knowledge
that millions of doll rs were wagered
on rbir. Reel's election by persons. who:
can ill afford to lose. or even to have
that amount of money tied up. If I
should contest his seat there would be
no decision until January. and all,
those poor persons would be deprived
of the use of their money during the
Christmas holidays. and eventually
might lose it all. The panic which
surely would ensue would be ascribed
ito Wilson's rte-election. and that never.‘
would do. Only pliycrats bet on me,I
so I don't care.
“Especially from those. whose bald
heads are expanding it was a sad and.
solemn time when the returns appar-
ently showed the landslide had swal-
lowed up both me and Wilson. Friends
of both find hoped at least one of tilt
might pull through. and Y am corn-
pelied to,.own up that one of my clots.
est friends told me frankly he.
wouldn't care so much about my being;
snowed under if Wilson only could
win out. When later returns came ini
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tend the situation in the Presidential’
contest evoked discussion of the posei-i
billty of a recount of the voteJn some
States it occurred to me that if Wil-
son was going to get a recount it
would be no more than fair that I,
too, should have one.
“My manager. ‘Ned' Roberts. not
only didn't fall in with the suggestion,
but actually told me I talked like a
‘dnm~phool.' He was kind .of mad
about something. I don’t care. I
hate politics anyway. -I still have my
self-respect left. and that‘s worth
something. I wouldn't care now if
'Bllly‘ had trimmedtme to the tune
of 25,000 majority." .
Mr. tilodemeyer's famous club—em-
bracing membero in every State-will
hold its annual dinner in Hartford this
week. when bids of three New York
hotels for the 1917,gatberlng of the
"bunny souls that never die" will be
decided.
The New Psychology Cluwalii hold
brary. .
lsoutheast of Monastir. Ln a two
its regularI'rueeling tomorrow. Tues-y
dayfiat 3 o‘clock. It the Kuwait lf-I
losses, disease and lack of rein- ,I
forcements. . "
The Black Sea port of Con‘
stanza is reported again under
the fire of the Russian fleet.
Tht recent Serbian victory. in
Macedonia appears. from the 'Eu-
tente accounts. to hay‘e been I."
brilliant one. Paris reports that
the Germans and Bulgarians
were pushed back nearly two
miles in the Coma river region,
days’ battle. and- that they lost
1,000 men in prisoners. Unofficial
accounts announce an additional
Serbian success to the north
along the bend of the river, car
Irving the closing-in movement are
Monastic still further.
Official Berlin today reports
that Entertte artillery was vent?- 5.
day shelling TchemaVOda m .
Dobmdja from across the Dan-
ube. ..
Teutonic progress continues
on the Transylvania border of .
Rumenia. the German statement:
declares. Three towns were cut}?
cured. numerous. attacks in em .
W8 were revoked. and
more than 1.000 prisoners
token.
The Finch. according tot
iin, opened an offensive 'yeo‘I
ray in Upper Alene. but wares
fated in their attacks to
broke up Erftenee efforts to
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