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up.
r mam 1870 W'Wa“
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SHAH“ SEHHS iiiitlitl illitiittiitlli
Alli BARGES “m ““3 1......
E00 HMSAAHAHTEH
l0 00ll0H‘mW-WW .. EAR CHIHUAHUA
Who Olcflivctlil liddiclm
I ' —“‘" ' . ““"’ .
tires ofEleven, five of Hilton llad tripling); at... St” Din—«rm; Bandit. With 3.500 III“ Ilia
um leach slim After Terri-j .ii’: .2... busily" of.” mi“... rout Fatilo mm on titty
fie “it“! With W” I“ Waves son of Danbur), Loan, for murder-
ing Fred A, Spencely. a formv “New
Haven'flroad fireman, who lived at.
Mitidletown. Conn, was ended at‘
12:45 o‘clock yesterday noon, when
the Jury brought in a verdict of gull»
——_...
l0iAl
[088 $200,000
Imps Occurred lifter/Dart tutA
light on Psnfiekl lint
0A000E8
ty, reducing the crime to man-
slaughter. Justice Latclti'ord- im
mediately imposed a sentence
of|
fourteen years. -‘
The young women. who is marriedA
and but 23 years old made. a tearful
appeal to the judge- and jury on her
own behalf. A pathetic tulle mortent
5.8mm. of the former railroad
man, which was read to the ill”-
t-oupiotl with the story of her D331
l . lite was evidently the titret‘L cause of
Struggling With a rough sea. “Allt‘ll! Al‘ 1' (‘*-Jll“l(‘”°"-
writ being lashed by .t southwest gain-j
g—tewmbliug a hurricane. nine barges'
of :t tow of 10 were lost oil i‘enncldA
lieot from the tow of the Blue line1
to: .lohtt Garrett last night. d'ut'ingA
wilt of the heaiiest. storms that has
'ti.‘tlt‘d Long island Sound and the
lo-ul ltarltor in some time. The stir
’\i\|lll: barge Look, With the crewst
oi the lo~t butt-w, tillliillq whom werel
t women was towed into Bridge!
port by the titli‘l’t'li, and is now lyingA
at the Wall siru‘i fittt'k Titt- crews|
comprised ll men. five of whom llt‘t‘i'
their \i‘ilt‘e With them. but all were
>AlPtl with considerabl- ditticultv.
'i‘ltt’ barges were loaded with sand.
00HPEHS -WARHS
iiAllHOA0 MANAGERS
Says Organized latter mil fight to:
lieepfiglli—Iour In A
Avl‘
BALTIMORE. Md” NOV. 2i. 4"" ll
. ,0 ._ , Wiin Judge llook's intention to test
:15] MIMI!“ ““"~ m” "Am ”A“ "3099A the constitutionality of the eight
‘l .tlo‘1 it" i-Imln none has b9?“ W" hour law. why didn't he declare It
“""H‘ it’ia "Hm“‘l‘fl ”“1" “A“ A" A constitutional and place the burdfl
Adi lofls WA” l‘t‘iu'i‘. 3200.000 in('llldl"g‘0f proof upon the raflrmd m‘nalm
lb.- oargoes the loa- nf the vessels
. . ’ . . . . who wanted to evade and avoid it.
di)llt‘ being estimated at $50,000. Be-A instead of compelling the government
sides this the crewp sustained a total‘
. i .i ' A
loss of their effects. with the excep- 3“}:me H“ mm “Mien-.1“) 0' be
1331):: (tritemciol'hes they wore. A Thus did President Samuel Gom-
mm (.hwk(‘:mrt;)es.‘cnis, canary birds: PM?“ of the American Federation of
p" 3“" 105" Labor. in addressing the mnvention
.
soot-n non
mats somutu
wmt HlAll l088t8
News of Fresh Battle Awaited
EL PASO. Tex. Nov. 24.—~Andros
Garcia. iuspcctorgenetal of Cat‘-
ranza consulates, today cflicially de-
nted it report that General Trevino
anti his forces were at ’i‘errsnas sta.
lion, north oi t‘bihuaitua (lily. attd
.sti evacuated Chihuahua City.
(‘HlllllAlii'A CITY, Mex, Nov. 22.
its Bi l':t.\o Junction (delayed by mil-
itary Ct‘ll.~ui'). One general, two col-
onels and 100 men of the Carranza
ftrccs were killed dll‘ing the fighting
today helm-en (‘arranzn troops and
\‘ilia bandits. Four hundred men of
the Villa command are known to have
been killed iiud left on the battle-
Mill.
ClillllYAllt'A Cl'l‘l'. Nov. 2;i.—~'i‘he
names of the arrat‘tsa otllct-rs killed
have been suppressed by the military
censor.
(lcnernl Trevino.
the (‘arrunu forces ,suflered a scalp
wound. He refused to retire to the
field hospital. however. and continu-
ed directing the movements of his
oontntand.
After machine guns which were
placed about 2 o'clock this afternoon.
had poured an enfilading fire into the
Villa ranks. General Carlos Ozuna.
Trevino's chief of cavalry. deliter‘ed
cheut
(l g. - ' .
0’ " “ere saved w'u‘ the cre““- latte today. lead up to a declaration
an attack on the Villa center and
Crew: Escape NIrf‘owly drove the bandit forces b k i
. . - - i brought the delegates t hair ‘ ‘ ‘0 " “A"
Atcmding to Captain C F ’tlchr- Ah“ , ~ Aorder. The battle ended at 7-30
t r. . . I . . ‘ - , - P.
1mm. of the barge Oluey, who. with feet with shouts of approt at,
I lasted five minutes. I
j‘We are going to act on the cn-i
sive." said. Mr. Gompera. "but if an
fight is to be made to take from that
men. women and children of our time'
the advantages they have oblzined.A
thou labor's toptiments ihati better'
llook out. We will resist to tlte utter.
__-.-__.__.m _g ‘ lmost." ' 1"“ .2,
NUMBER of Milo Ai0 coltuct All! out
HEARINGS ttttttttt: Hillillss littll
A
A A new radio league to be conducted
ihy a local young man is now being
formed by the National Radio League
of America. of which Mr. Drondhurst
; is president. The object of this league
Tm. numb” of automobile hens-ii“ to cstnbiish a direct communica-
iugs held at the Capitol last _veantion between Boston _and New York.
was nearly trebled so far this year'lJanpll Bayliss. a local wireless man.
nocordlng to a statement given outputs chosen by Mr. Broadhurst to
yesterday by Chief Clerk l-‘rederickl take charge of the local werk here.
M'etstlne of the automobile depan.lowing to Mr. Bayliss'swide experi-
‘ment. There were 849 hegflngg heldA ence in wireless telegraphy. Mr. Bay-
this year. while 312 were held mi 1153 is a graduate of Valparaiso Uni~
“it“. There were 467 suspensions’. versity, Valparaiso, ind. having grad-
Of licenses this year. while 246 were! noted two years ago and now holds
romrdcd for the year 1915. Twenty-A a government commercial first grade
one licenses were revoked this year-.1 license having passetkthe civil serv-
compared with live a year ago, Ami ice examinations sometime ago. Mr.
muting to the record there were 143‘: Bayliss‘ has held positions‘with Fall
‘ . lites lost as the result of automobile’ River Line boats between New York
~fatalities. compared mm 110 instlfind' Boston. and also worked with
“year. The amount received for lines: Marconi Telegraph Co. of America.
.for violations of the automobile law «and United Fruit Co. A $2 Kilownlt
was $15,360.87. At the hearings held station is' being erected by Mr, Bay-
lhl!‘ rear 729 witnesses were sum.71iss at state avmonry. where he is a
moned. The. amount paid by the member of the local naval‘roserves.
state tn witness fees was fimmgo, This' set will play a great part in
“ ~ . the local league work. The immense
his wife. was cared for at the Alltlllr
ttc hotel last night. the Garrett and
he: tow left Oyster lisy at 7 o'clock
yesterday morning. The sky was
clouded. but. no unusual weather was
(i‘ontlnued on Sixth Page).
A
A
[A
A
.340 list! So far This tear, Cost-
pared Willi 312. in 1915
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and reserving _about 2.600 miles with
. stations of long/wave rngths. League
fatally; when the last an us greatly add ,moeivln capacity our.
seven-car _ ”new trtin‘ Bayliss's station. x -. ‘»
'1 'E I Aareial is noticable by people passing
buttons have already at‘nived and
President Broadhurst with ‘Gon-
left._thp truths fend , was crushed
against a ”rheumatism: and-a.
tine armor-rand also the. loud crack-
i tug of spark gaps while sending; This
. _ ‘set is capable of sending 200 miles
- A . ./ ' meat Inspector Gallon will. arrive
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.—~Twelve pet- ’lilondny to inspect this won-g. A new
sons were mud. several no as no tower will us'od which. will
met if”: mm I'm on _
two... us nit-tn .zsoci:ittrct-ho1n. presid museum
dent. was at .‘ "W01.” . vs 00 09W.‘offl J .M
I'll“. l -. grated upon for noun citll at
home hauls-t ninth was W
”ascusoco- OPIIMEID- urea.
\
.
I
._a _u
- Hosea-At; mm“; todlvr-He outed a ' '
. «William Tot Naples “root.
'1 discharged llfllt.‘ .. ‘.
:ttavy football some at New Y
““003; is '“i .30 ..
at: nits-n7. . Mentor 0!
w andhlscouditiou «.- deon'ntttoa‘c attention- dm'
. . ‘ “ gljh but». i
‘ A
m. with General Ozuns pursuing the
Villa command.\
EL PASO. Ten. Nov. 24.——l~‘rancisco
\‘illtt withdrew his surviving forces
in defeat front Chihuahua city at 0:15
o'clock last night after a battle of
seven hours during which its made
A four fruitless attempts to carry Gen.
A Trevinqia protecting works by assault.
. according to reports received by Gen.
_Gouzalez at Jutlrcz front Chihuahua
this evening. \
'l‘hc bandits were driven front their
temporary ittttcnchtnents with heavy
losses and the tie facto troops are
now pursuing them toward the south.
_—
(Ctmtittuett on Pane Elfin
-.
tots Hill llltl
_lAlllliill SHEEP
Two dogs got into a flock of sheep
belonging to Joseph Cable of New
Canaan avenue yesterday afternoon.
and before their presence was noted.
killed‘fwo of the animal‘s. Mrs. Cable
securing a allot gun fired at the dogs.
but failed to hit them. The matter
has been reported to the police, and
has been. referred to Dog Warden
Walsh. Some action will immediate-
ly be taken.
The sheep were very badly injured.
One. of them had an ear torn off and
Dr. Brundage who was called could
not do anything to save them. Mr.
Cable values the sheep at $40 and
asserts that if the degs are not l0<
out the town will have to pay the
damage. Mrs. Cable describes/the
dogs as beingtlarge. black hounds:
Dog Warden Walsh has ’no doubt but
he will be able to find the dogs and
will thus aye the town some money.
esestosur mason ssrvza.
~WABHINGTON, Nov. 24.—-'Presl-
dent Wilson's cold was better today.
and he expects to attend the Army-
ork to:
marrow. . ,
.Tbe pee-idem. mompflntcdby 1111.!
Hm» mm: will lays.
Wilson " .
here ,1. m. on a
.. , train; ar-
flying formers 1:00pm 'He
~~wltl up to Washington directly.“-
m. you. any. fir-John 11.3:
n
it!!! mm "71'“
It: .n‘_ T".’ .
- It‘s must lama one.
ll. .
3 there“ about
' not. «fluids
5. »
“yummy-on
0mm troops Pam. Swims-- ‘
in command of
‘ A
mountains
WALK. court. 'aatoltvfitovn’siasa 2:4,” 191s
AVHlA l8 HEAAEH.
AN 1 H00000Hi........
utmost _
llfllllill0illl
mail-put
Millfilfliu to Colored
I‘ll-
*—
Appearing bdlgnant at rumors
that he was trying to induce his
neighbors to buy his property. the
George Jennln. estate in the acid
site residental.eoctlon of Bouthport,
by giving an thereon to Rev.
George Til owner of the Rescue
Home for Old
tum now located opposite Rivcrctiit
park at the eastern approach to the
Washington brim in Milford. George
S, Jennings, the owner, yesterday
denied that he had had any quarrel
‘ with his neighbors or was induced by
i any other motive in giving an option
of his estate to _n colored orphan asy-
tum. to locate in the midst of South.
port's lasliionable district.
Didn't Know Buyer.
“i don’t wish to discuss the mat
ter," ftfr. Jennin
said at first. Later
when asked if was true that the
Rescue llome obtained an option
on his property 'he said:
"Yes. that is . but at the time it
V was given, l di n’t know i was giv-
ing it to acoloned orphan asylum.”
Mr. Jennings said that he was
aware. that there had been much up
favorable criticism by his neighbors.
but declared that he had no ulterior
motile in glting the opiiott. "Why.
1 had two other slurs for the prop-
erty." said be. He said he had been;
induced to enter Into an option of
salt» to Rev. Mr. Tillman because a
much larger. price ind been offered
by the agent for Mr. Tillman than
A
be. a colored asy- .
A
Representative Iliil to Work for
llilltWAIJfPAis
tillAl lAIBIJll
l0_l.__l: illll
W county loaders, Wltlt
Stab Officials alti linked:
Pro- This City his in Mt at
in M [all
0000000 H0liAOHll
AHO 0iHEHS SPEAH
whiff Tutti
up r
Without 1'. ‘
ton of Non: :‘2
this town turstd o t.
or with greater enthusi
Mr i“ ti. hi»
'.‘.\_ ii l'iz. “l t“
"u ;;~‘.".t'- r ”use.
asm to honor
l
\ ._ __._.5
SOUTH Nonwu
a. 3mm
mua‘mmummmomm
Orsova and Turns Severin.
oi the Romanians in that
tumour
Citill___.ill_it8 SPlHi
’ ' heir native sons who have so
:ghtttl‘isited things in this world. than
they did last evening at the To’vsn
Assembly 'l‘all. in Wall street. to .10
homage to the lion, Bbenczc" J. Htl .‘
of Norwalk. Norwaik‘s greatest son,
and one. of the premier congresstueln
of the United States of America. N;
is estimated thast about five httndr 1
guests sat down to dinner shortly
others who made otters had extended
' ommi to Salt.
inquiries were made to find out how
the Rescue Home came to ohtsinA
their present. location in Milford. that
discount being that they had bought
in from a German family nearby.
lt‘urtherinquiry was instituted to find
out if Rev. Mr, Tillman. the pastorl
of the colored home. had ever ap-
proached the ltlvercliff owners with
the proposition that they buy the
Mitford pmperly.
E. (I. Batten. the vice pretfident of
the Rival-cliff Realty company. stated
last night that Rock)". Tillman had
tried on different mansions to have
the Riverclifi' company buy his in-
terest off. but that the price which he
asked for his property was so great
that the company told him that the
could not entertain such a propos-
tion.
May be Condemned.
it is expected that the present prop
erty of the colored Rescue home in
Milford will be condemned when a
new bridge is built across the Hausa-
tonic. Rev. Mr. Tillman says that it
was solely to secure his institution
against. being without a home that
the long term options on the—South-
port property were taken.
Rev. Mr. Tillman. who came from
Boston 'aud located the home in Mil.
t ford has instituted an elaborate sys.
.tcm of collections in New Haven.
' Bridgeport. Milford and Stratford.
AThe Charles organisation society of
. this city states that these collections
have been somewhat curtailed by the
police of New'Haven and Bridgeport.
: As far as can be learned both white
'and negro women are welcomed at
the home. and it is said that religious'
rltcs are held by the inmates and bap-
tisms in the river have. attracted wide
publicity. it is not known when the
negro home intends to move to South-
port. but it is expected that it will be
firmly established there next summer.
INSANE .HAH isms .
, nu A0l0000ili
Charles Ezanich. of Keefer avenue,
Not-walk, reported to the police yes-
terday; thabwhilo taking . his brother
Joseph. who is demented. from Nor-
wttlk, to his home in Fairfield. that
thelnsanomanescapedfromtheau-
tomobtle in which they were” riding,
in the. neighborhood of Pest swamp; AAA.
antNhe last seen of him he was run-
ning across the fields in the direction
of the Walnut Hill section.
» _Thc domentod‘man was described
by his brothel?“ being about'thtrty‘
you! of an. about five feet "you.
inches in high ”wows shofijbrown
. Emmi!!! it lists hair and
| '1‘. King. McDouga
~ " - .. ~' ing.lu‘*
fter sent-n oclock that non !
i‘he handsomely decorated sssetublyi
hall which was a veritable bovver.
of palms.»
ferns. and American flags.
Among the gues
to of honor at lb:
olcom .
affair were GovernorMst-cus H
Lieutenant-Governor Cllilord 11.130“
sou. Hon. John Q. Tilson. of H!
llaven. Hon. James P. Glynn.
of “Wu-
sted. J. Henry Rorsback. Chairman
of the state Contra
l (‘ommlttgfilohn
ember of the a on
gol‘tfit‘tll‘lllbmmmember of State Centrall
Committee. and President of li‘airfieid
County Republican Organization. Mc-
Dougal Hawkes. of New \ork city.
President of hutch. Society of Art.
Hon. Mayor Carl A. Harstrom, most
of the members of the Bridgeport re
publican committee, and all of the
members of the Norwalk Town Com-
mittee. The Sterling-Wellnlts. eight
piece orchestra rendered music extra-
ordinary during
the course of the
net, and addresses of congraiu a-
m)? were made to Hon. Ebenezer J.
Hill. by Edmund E. rowe. chairman
bf the Nonwalk Town Committee.
Mavor Harstrom, Governor Holcomb.
Lieutenant-Governor Clifford B. Wile
son. Hon. John Q. Tilson. lion. James.
P. Glynn, J. Henry Roraback. John.
l Hawkes. J. Alecl
A
A
son. and Toastmaster Arthur C.
gigglcr. lion. Ebenezer J. Hill him-
self delivered the principal address of
the evening. and before maklr/ ills
speech he was presented .wlth a bean-
tiful floral horseshoe as n remem-
brance and token of the great res-
pect and esteem borne him by his
'fellow citizens.
_—...-—
1 (Continued on Third rage.
_______________,____.——
2 till), Milli tiutt
. IH tits___so_tttt Attct
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov. 24.-—Two
tnen were killed and more than a
score of persons injuredt many of
them it was believed, dangerously.
last. night. when a passenger train
southbound on the St. Louis &_ San
Francisco railroad collided head-on
with a Rock island freight train in
the suburbs east of Kansas City.
. ___,..__.__—.————-
cdsv costumes oven $2.000.
HARTFORD, Nov, 24.-—The on-
nl election expense account of ether
S.‘ cu'mmiugs, Democratic - candidate
for United States ,Senator. reached
’ 'e‘ 'sécretiiry of 'state today. , Mr.
’ matings certlfiies that began his
politlcltl agent $1,500 and \spent $465
for traveling caucuses and $115 for
hotel accomodatlons. Hegssys he
paid nothing for/his nomination.
' ’ Senate candidates'plsd- the
1%: James J. Gncy.‘ Tenth.
895: Owen Barns; Twenty-thirdyus;
It. C. Bumolo..iclemth. m: Francis
consumm- . At theta» of his as.
jute-turnout- so" but
can rumors. I
had no ht. ‘ . _ .
Thepollce m'ussrcltlnl for the
m‘mum present time. and
men“... ”all”. "we ..
‘ In‘Notttt
I
5
‘.
«tot
bite shirt. anal
.m
9.:sttin...'rtztrtv~itr6i. tuft; cast-tsp a.
mu. flagellum. ,
‘Cbarlu ‘8, 8pm. agent tot-Arum
aunt-mu tam m Judge at El}
hm. Waterbury. 8m. ‘
D" lot-rt- no
The time in which candidates for
pt-uses expired yesterday at noon.
The four local men who run for rep‘
teeeututiw are the only candidates
w
""1000 0000s or
[Hill WAAAAAAAHA :
HHHAHIAHS HliHEAl CHI 0EE Bl GENERAL
HOH EAlHiEHHAlH’S CAPIHHE 0f HAllHOA0
Another British Hospital Ship Reported to llave Been .
Sunk by a liline or Submi-
in
.3:
ho had to file such a statement and.
m
on the Danube, Taken by
Section of Western [tuna-is
inc in the Aegean Sea
A
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5 t
l
Virtual completion of the Tou-
onic conquest of Little Wal-
chia is announced toda by
rlin. Orsova and Tumu v -
.in, on the Danube, have been cap-
Aturcd by the Austro-German
1 forces, who have broken the re-
A oiitt-c in the recent local election have sistancc of the Rumanlana in this
i I . . . . 1 ' - .
to tilt sworn staten.tnts of their ex .sectton of Western Rummy.-
" The retreat of these Romanian
forces is assumed to have been
'cut off with the recent capture by
thcy did so in compliance with tilechn, von FMhayp’g armies of
law.
file their statement directly with the
secretary of state.
The local committee treasurers;
Craiova and with it the only
main line railroad leading cast-
t
Attorney James E. llubbell spenttward-
875 in the elicit to be elected. He
gave 350 to the Town Comtttittoe. 815
was paid for the printing of. labor
button and no was for urinary”.
penses. This amount was more than
that spent by any of the candidates.
Councilman lrving D. Robertson is
out 818 as the mutt of running forl
the dilice of representative. He. used
$7.10 of ihis‘for advertising. $4.75 for
printing and gave $7.00 to the Demo-
cratic Town Committee. '
The two victorious candidates, At-
torney Nehemiah t‘andee and Dr,
Hiram D. West spent a total of
$104.20, Of this Mr. Candee ‘spent
866.45 and Dr. West $37.75. Attorney
Cnndee gave the town committee 858
and Dr. West gave 835. The influential-gm, on the railroad leading — .
spent $8.4§ on postage and sundry
matters End the. latter $21.75.
Mil tilt Moll AIME
intuition ttw
llot Expected to lie Put Into Effecti
st
lama l
’ —“
itANsA's CITY. Nov. Bis—A tents,-
tive agreement on a test case of the
Adamson law has been reached by
the sttomeys of the railroads and the
government who'have been in confer-
ence here yesterday and today. The
agreement has been forwarded to At-
torney-General Gregory at Washing-
ton and the conference here will
await his action upon it.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.~—Under a
tentative agreement. said today to
have arranged between Department
'of Justice officials and railroad nt-
torneys. the government will not in-
sist on railroads putting into effect
provisions of the Adttmson act ultil
the Supreme Court has determined
the law's constitutionality. The meas
ure becomes effective January '1, but
prosecutions for violations would be
withheld. "The agreement ts-condl-
tional on ability of counsel‘_ for
the gave ‘ nd railroads. who
are in Kans today to appear
before the federal court there‘ it the
Santa Fe suit. to decide on what
casessbould be appealed to the Su-
preme Court for the test.
The agreement also won
that railroads should ‘not file new
suits attacking the Adamson law
pending the‘Supreme Court- decision
land! should .potdn‘stituto further ac-
tions it the av be held Valid. It
wouldznot. nookto provent-eflort to
obtain invitation smeudhu the
:Adamson act, however. .. ’
'l‘ln Joint Congressional investigat-
.illl committee at today’s session
.mdlfnd P., . om. mutforthe
l. .
g .
t. m
\
.cbar
db
ived 81.000 from state “I:
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limit to mortal-minim count
l . » t- .- .
A Nflfmfllbg‘hm
r
A. v
id provid?
Anus-yr 916ml“! 1 advisory~ commit.
it». continue hiapraentattcn of the
who“ Ideas of legislative reforms
Pun
Valley after their «pain
ces are now announced in up-
proaching the Alt Valley. It is
along this valley that the Rumm-
ians apparently have elected to
make their next: stand.
Simultaneously a movement
has been made, presumably by.
‘the Bulgarians. which may prove
. of notable importance. Bucharest
reports an attempt by hostile
forces to cross the Danube at
'Zimtzka, 35 miles southwest of
u
to Bucharest. This move, if suck
cessful. would mean a cutting in
far behind the present Romanian
line along the Alt. ‘3' '
Zimtzka is seventy miles stout!!-
Awest of Bucharest. 0n the other
hand, the Russians 118% made I
Counter move in the Dobrudja.
Both east and west of Monas-
tir. on the Macedonian front, the
Entente armies are pressing the
Germano-Bulgarian lines hard.
and making further advances. ac-
cording to the {tench\Wnr 0f-
fice announcement today. Berlin
tacks by Ententc troops north-
any infantry activity ornronts in
gain ground.
The British hospital
Braernar Castle, of 6.280
Scab it w officially announced
today in ,London. All on —board
were saved.
Mykoni Channel, the announce—
ment states. ~- . ‘
p Mykoni is an island in the '
Aegean Sea; distant: about too
.mllcs from Piraeus, the port: of
Athens. A comparatively narrow"
passage separates Mykoni hunt
the Island of. Tina. to the north»
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to Berlin, the British attacked in . .
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