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SOUTH NORWA‘LK,‘CONN.,H‘KDBIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1916
ililtl tun ucuu
till initiator
Supreme Goon nailed to incite
lloaritt: in Miami lath-cad
case
illi’S SERVICE
IN Mflllllll 0f
'lll our filtiliilliil
‘ Its Biilltilts
Maillodge, lo. 709, Gives 'itll-
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.4"Tll9 u
premc Court was formally asked to-
day to expedite hearing of the Ming
. _ sourt. Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
was“. My.“ In Regent "IC- case, chosen to determine constitu‘
tionality of the Adamson act passed
in September. when a nationwide rail-
lcad strike‘was imminent.
A motion. concurred in by the rail-l
roads, to set the case "for bearing
upon a day as early as may suit the
convenience of the court." was pre-
sented personally in open court b;
Solicitor-Genera? Davis, of the Depart-
ment of Justice. Such motions usual-
ly are acted on a week after presellta-'
tton. The date of December is was
understood to be preferred by all
counsel. to enable adequate prepara-
tion for arguments and filings of
airc' ill Ilonor of Deceased
iiilllilillll .GOVfllll0ll
Wliillllli [liliillSl
Good Progratool flusical Numbers
With “WOW“ figuration; briefs. it was believed certain that
lthe court would assign the arguments
"~"" tbt‘ftil'P the holiday recess, December;
'lbe annual impressive memorial! 22. it was regarded as possible. btlt
item cc of Norwalk Lodge. .\'0. 709,} very unlikely iha’T decision would be
it i’ l). E.. was held yesterday after-rendered before the law becomes ef-
"won in the Regent Theatre before ailective. January 1.
loge assemblage of members and A stipulation for suspfilsion if a!
attests. Lieutenant Governor Clifford: litigation over the Adalllson Act and
ii \‘i'llstul, of Bridgeport. was tlle,for protection of railroad enlploye.“
.peakers of the afternoon, and llf'lflllallt‘lfll interests pending the court's
'Ilidtlf" a short addresa to the Elks and 1 decision “he test cases was includ-
titt'll‘ friends. dwelling for the mostjed ill the otlou. The compact is
put 0') the obligations which everymigned by Assistant Attorneys General
out is. untier. to spread the rights and 0. Carroll Todd and E. Marvin l'uder»
privileges enjoyed by himself through-; wood, and Spccial Assfstant Frank
um the length and breadth of lllel Hagcrnian for the governllletlt. alld by
universe. so at to bring the same llap- ' Walker l). Hines, committee chair-
Diilt‘>5 to all men as he himself on . "Hill” the railroad attorneys. and Ar
ms. sir. Wilson's address though thur Miller. attorney for the Missouri,
short. on? a pmwttul (lllt' and will Oklahoma and Gulf Raillond.
i-tllK be remembered and pondcrml‘ A recital of proceedings in which
upon by those who had the privilege
of hearing him speak Several vocal November :2. at Kansas City. in tho
mum. and conga by a quartet \veretest case. declared the Adamson not
rendered during lhi' cour.e of the ser- "unconstitutional. null and void." was
vines. as were also three. cxcellcntmlvcn in the. motion.
numbers by the orchestra. which was The railroad brotherhooda were not
under «the direction of Archie Hervlroprcccnted officially in the proceed-
mm. ‘ » . ’ .ings today. nor as signatories to the
A.‘ the curtain arbse the officers of' ttipulatlon. but are. entitled to have
the local lodge were standing on the attorneys participate in the argu-
vmge. which was beautifully det-orat-tmcnts. although such action ls'undcr
ml with American flags. Willis flltllstood not to be contemplated. in tho
'pendlng, case Judge llook dismissed
lthc bill as to the brother chiefs who
__m“_____,__ __ toriglnally were defendants, leaving as
tlllf‘ only defendant, United States Dis-
trict Attorney Francis M. Wilson, of
g the Western Missouri district. who was
camncIOR 8A0“ . ienjoined front enforcing the law
tilts IN shoot, at -0... ‘ ?
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Federal Judge William C. llook. on
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(Continued on twelfth page)
Word came to South Norwalk. Sat-l
ttr-tay. oi” the death of Amandus Bach}
.I 'ornler resident here. He was born . '
itangoy. l‘cnnsylvania. sixty-seven: SISIER AMI]
ymrs “to. but cattle to South Nor-1
w Illi many years ago. and engaged in; .. 4
ttw contracting business. lie. btlilt they ' M .
twittew avenue. East Norwalk. road.I BUFFALO, N. Y.. llec. 4.—~-Furtllcr
«an stret‘l sewer system. and did l testimony as to John Edward Teiper's
much other constructive work. as well contradictory stories in regard to the
as developing property in Spring;ownerahlp of the revolver found near
street. Wilson Point road. and rest-‘6 the spot where his' mother and
duntial sections ill the First District.| brother were murdered was placed on
‘Me also erected the Tremont Churchflt the record of his trial today by HLnry
Bronx. New York. lJ. Glrvun. chief of the.detecttve bur-
Several years ago he again removedmau. ' -
to Bangor. where he was conducting; Two days after the murder Teiper
a large farm. He leaves a widow and ‘ signed at police headquarters. a stuc-
tbree children, Mrs. Albert M. Polll-tment in which he denied ownership
man. Mrs. Theodore 0. Olsen and Ed..‘ of the weapon. Within a few minutes
_ ward J. Bach. all of South Norwalk,,tie amended the statement. admitting
",' who are attending the funeral this af-; that it belonged to him. Fear of in-
tomoon at 2:30 o’clock. in Bangorqcrimtnating himself, Toiper said at the
The interment will be in Mount Beihei‘ time, was his reason for signing the
cemetery. ' first, statement.
— . The. testimony of Miss Grace J.
Tetper. taken at her home Saturday
“and Sunday. will be read to the court
[00“ [mm when it is called for by counsel. Her
. crosscxamination has been postponed
i is PROP08ED; until the end of the week. because of
H the nervous attacks which followod
the close of her direct testimony yes-
WASHlNG'I‘QN. Dec. l.——Four bllla
designed to touch the cost of food
terday.
were introduced today by Representa-
tive PitzGerald, of New York. . Two
’propose. a food embargo. One would
regulate transportation of cold stor-
‘ age foods and another would regulate.
“ the admission to farm products and
manufactured foodstuffs to the parcel
post and reduce the rates on food.
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WASHINGTON. De‘c. 4.—ln an en:
counter between American armies and
Nov. 29, a number were wounded on
both sides. The heaviest losses were
suffered by the Dominlcms.‘:i'f'hc‘af-
fair was reported to the Navy Demit-
meat today by Captain Knapp. com-'
rounding the forceo inflaltl attributed;
Domingo. 1
The dispatch said no Amoricoao
1 mutual-ova. ‘ of ma.- youtbpvterc' were killed and that y a few mart-
. electron tour}! _ aeolian"! m were numb It did not indicate
at ltocltvlovr. _ Millet DI- the number of mttvco’ has... no
gloco, in years oi mule. p... fight occur-rod walls the American
who killed an loo m ”not. and forcoo were investigating loooru.
7 m" Wocookoobc. of Beaver disarming the native: and establishing
. County. who murdered I my couu- tbcmoolvoo in We with tho miltv
1171mm. 1 my role recently proclaimed. "
~,in
.prieve.
natives at Macoris. Santo Domingo. .
[(Illlulfilwlgfimsvlfi gagiat‘llmfints ltiMi
MM NM business
cantata SIDE
floaty Sorority Bases lady for
Deco-bar Tern , III Erpiod More Icttical lid
7 kid be 8-point
'llomorrow afternoon the smr.! ' cfl‘cnm fl
'0" fofiurfifie cgg:;l,§fig;;"“ $32, ‘ ' nevi Albert Burdick. the wellknown
. . . .,..
Lucien li‘. Burpee will preside. Thcrt‘ --~—-—- restaurant and business man of "'
Franklin street. expired suddenly Sat»
urday evening at the Elks' Home!
South Main street. Mr. Burdlck was;
one of Norwalk's most prominent busi-
ness men, and the news of his death:
tilled his many friends with regret.i
Mr. Burdlct is survived by a wife.t
are fifty-five prisoners now at the Jail.
bound over for this term, and thus.
are eight other cases in which tbsl
offenders are out on bail. There
are also some continued cases. which
may or may not be considered at thl:
term.
As usual. the majority ofvthe cape:
of'ffiss Ila Tum
come from Bridgeport, and the list
..._....-.
froln that my includes the four “Hull'm SHE “'10 8“"
recently arrested for holding up and.
Pbys‘cictlflccdflodtr Most In
Chicaoclaiuloloolhlm
I his late home. 2‘.‘ Franklin street.i
Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o’clock.
and Rev. William G. Gldln will offlciate.»
. . t . i . ,lnterulent will be in the Norwalk;
grilling bathai boron in the bomb. AMMI I ' WE. Union Cemetery.
‘ ' 0 I - .\
Th) men who are held for this of '
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tense are Edward Slattery. Henry
Walsh and John (‘avanaugh, charged
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Asked for $250,” from For-tr
with murder in the first degree. and _
John McMillan. charged with rob- ”RM “3"“ “my ‘mmm mmm"
bery. ‘
'l‘l = oth -r )l‘isoners held. 13- o“ '~ 7
u ( l l ‘ (‘lil(‘.\(i(). llec. irfitnngc tanglcs'
of mistaken identity were revealed ton
day l'l the further examination of (ill?
lllllifl known here as Charles H. Wax,
who. according to the police. admitted;
last night that he {a “Oliver Osborne."‘ in a 3200.000 .tuu ugalnn the linpklns'
the mysterious "0. 0.’ whose coco-t o’almi Arms company of xorwlcll.
prides with Miss Radiation. a New; wen- mule battlmly by Lulu-u suites!
York millher. rem in her filing Deputy Mgr-shut 'Ilmuihy t2. Hartley!
suit in blotch. “15. for ”Minimum action 1. brought to the Federal;
.. .agalnttt James W. Osborne. a formal-j awn by mom 3, quhally. of New'
«assistant Imrtct «timer. ivork. on a ’l50.0“0 claim assigned to»
Believe: Hill hilly lift lilies lilll‘ Wax. who assert- be "a araduued . him by whom .t. Wilsey. .
, from Columbia l’nlvoroity in I907 and: wpmry 01.th he w“ employed
BOllQllt 0' ”MM is abilityytlciim. I‘lflz‘tlkfll :lnlfdi‘usltfi‘y‘t APT“ 2]. HHS. by ‘1‘? Hopkins and A].
._..__.._ .al hi all“ men 1" ye l‘ y. ’ » ten Arms t‘ompauy to procure or as-
.. . . _ . 'is said by the 90““ ‘0 h“? “when: ill rocurlllg the urchase fl‘Ulll
M'BAMZ \. L Ejecli'pr" firm" known by “‘0'? ‘3‘“ ‘ “0"" ““5”? the Arm‘; t‘ompuny by, the govern}
‘91109 01 thatlcs l. httclowh. ion»1 and to have swlltdlod more than twot ment of the Kingdom of llelgium 130,-,
demoed to die anlllo electrli. c air fol; hundred young women in vol-tau. parts t {.00 rifle.» and n“; my M. m“ “mt.“
llle‘tllllrdfl‘ Of (“”19“ 1). Sin: ps '0 ‘0‘ the country out o! "‘9"- savings; was to he Sl a rifle. , it is alleged
“PM bhelby lllmillairch,‘ L 0,; “:“W'hui‘ ”"3 90'“! authorities "9 ln‘w‘tthat he perforated his services and
{griffifiddgnmué y$g$2§m at ’ylttgatlng alleged troudulent use of theme Belg!“ Government did as"... (an‘
~ ' ' . mill- 1 t. tats, to urt-lim 150.0 0
btielow was convtcgdmtlfth‘e mul- . in m. ““0um I!” W l5“ heifi‘fig'imm the “09:1” and Allen:
tier of \PM‘M' ' w h . #1: had played anything. but on innocent! Anal Company; and that When mt
“‘1 '3“ mm“ '“M‘ "" ‘ “E l role in the not again! Mr. Olbome mm", u, "so”... ,
lattera housekeeper. o;l'fi:r:3 0‘. and Ifiieflfid lhll "IO marked “kemfiai anu‘, M‘“h.l HOV”), “In guru
“m' m 'u m" " w l‘ ‘ be“? between his appearance and "W 0! nit-lied $8.62“)? in the Thomeo Na-t
H“ conviction‘ was (twat. “9d {Vhi‘e the New York attorney was rcoponst- tlonal Bank of Norwich. payable to?
court of little! a. an mgvzrnor [.1 bl“ '0'" the cult. lthe Hopkins and Aliens Arms Com-t
m“ ”m" “m‘” '"n "n “ n"t wit: told of the flirtation which led ; play. up "n,“ ”mm...“ on met
On‘ thp‘fllm‘gm 0' l: a"; to his acquaintance with Min Tamer, Merchants National , k and the.
gum“; [of] 131ml? thnlgmgl‘at “ltflletllns "‘d M N" later "’9 “1‘“ her 1° Plaln- ‘ llncaa National Bank. both of Norwich.‘
got ”3“" ‘1‘ i at . 34' field. -\'~ 1- but they disclosed that they had or
.glprem: out .ust C“ t 9) [gran ( lie insisted that he went to Mr. 03- owed no property w the defendant}
.lie conr em: matlfgr: :11) ongzqg" borne and told hint of bio acquain- company. l
loT‘ll; edutgurln ) the eleli-(lric chair “m“ with “3' case in the hope "‘3‘ Charles D. Barnes. of Greenwich, the!
An extraordinary session of the he might clear ""3 attorney of "‘9 present secretary of state. is the at-.
supreme court however resulted ill “3”“ “‘"md “’41" "99' but be- torncy for Galblily. The papers were
a refusal to interfere and the court
itiitiLtilt $200,000!
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Willis l0 lilif i
"will! Mlllfli i
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served on Edward S. Higgins. of .\'or-
he arms company
of appeals later set the week of De- W‘Ch- “ ““3“" 0“
cenlber it as the time for execution. "11d 1“ ““5“
in the meantime King repudiated his .
- llltt lltiiiltili .
ill a statement of his reasons for - ,
clemency. Governor Whitman said he i
believed Stleiow to be guilty. but 3
“there is a possibility. perhaps more BY Al" ‘
than 'a possibility that this tietendant' l
is not guilty." ’ _.__———-— j
“' ' ' wasutxorox. Dec. i.——\\'hcn Fun
in“ Gmom, R'”“‘ to h. In l gross reconvened today. Pfregidclitx
M. W Wilson had the assurances o pea “i
800‘“ "SHING 1' i I m ' ' ger Clark and Representative Kitchlntl
: . .majortty leader. that they would try,
M“ Gutkowsky. the furniture dealer to hasten enactment. of railroad legls-l
. 0 at 37 North MN“ “'9‘“- was ””0“?” lation desired by the administration';
injured Saturday evening at “'30- Both expressed the opinion in ’a con-t
0‘10““ when the 1‘0"“ and wagon ‘“ ference with the president last night.
T1“: BOON! 1““!!an Company,of New was (""an come ““0 collision with that measures to supplement the’
Haven. is to establish an oyster open-l “'1 “WNW” “med and “”93,“ Adamson law ‘could be passed in dual
ins BhOD in this city on Weany Edward Knudsen, 0‘ Park street. 1\"Vishort session. but they asked the pro»;
0' (1115 WEEK. The firm has leased the. Canaan. The accident occurred “t, oldent'a influence to eliminate the us-i
buildlnfi formerly occupied bv Tat- the corn" 0' Clay and mnk‘hsual two weeks. Christmas holiday red
madge Brothers, Water street: and streets. W'- Gutkowsky was “"9““ cess. Slmilanpromiscs of cooperation!
work W1“ commence shortly. At the from "‘9 wagon and was Md” cutloo the railroad acts will be sought by:
present time, a large number of men “0‘“ ”‘9 head. “Dd 1,“! body “ulthe president this week from Senatet
have bee'h engaged to work in the oys.’ covered with bruises. Dr. Robert M. l leaders.
ter house. Wolfe rendered medical attention “‘1‘ Many members of Congress today
The 1300”1 Fishing Company is a this-morning stated that M" G““‘°“" appeared to favor some kind of em.
well-known firm throughout all the IkY'fl condition was extremely dan- bargo, on food cxportawbr other action
cities in this vicinity. it is a firm 89l‘0\lg and‘icrltical. , to reduce soaring prices. Representa-
that does a his business. and teens The injured m“ “"3 mm“ ‘1‘” tlve FltzGerald. Democrat. of New.
ll. . .
mined at a lane amount. Norwalk horse and "8°“ Wm “ward R“ \ork, had announced hi intention to,
“'0‘!“ be fortunate If the Witness. road "9““9- while M" Knudsorl w” reintroduce today his bill autlloriallzy
beaded across Clay street. The wagon
was thrown one side into the putter.
and Mr. Gutltbwsky was. flung out,
landing on his face and body. He suf-
fers from cuts and bruises, and his
fingers are dislocated. . 2
North Taylor Avenue Couple Injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ustto. of
North Taylor avenue were slightly
iniured this noon in accident which
the president to declare an embargo
which is to be started in this city by ’
on exportation of wheat.
this company. became ii permanent
thing. It leore than possible that a
branch office will be opened as soon
as the‘oyster bilalncsa is running in
.good shape. ‘
Most of the oysters to be opened
will come from Greenport and will be.
brought here in the oyster boats be-
longing ”to the company. The opened
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littlltlltttltt -,
~~ ill littltssltttnols.
the
oysters will be patiktad in cans andcccumd on rear, near . , .
1. They were
chi ped to the main shop in No new Wublngto - -lt is rumored that the treasurer of
p y driving “P the in ' horse 3‘“ one of our prominent manufacturing
Haven where they will be diaposcd’of. bile owned by
wagon when on a
Jamesxll. Mutter Be den avenue.
and driven by Oscar non. side~
l ' swiped tbcr'cor of the wagon, throw.
' .» . in: lily. and Hrsaft‘bomu clamp to the
_ _ u. no maven-“d"
~- ~ ,_ \. initiators ...... ......r... .. ..
"concerns is about to sever, connections
with the company'witll which he has
.long been associated} As he is out of.
town today, thg Sentinel awaits has
return in 9M8! that he may confirm
,‘tho‘repgrt.
\J,‘
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injured.
WHIP» Manor who was notified of
the Ill. 11;.” . ..
. , _ ._
wimpwraaco ’ dour
rumour have; allowance. .
WASHINGTON. Doc. 4.—~latcrotato
mom dominion orderlxpcr‘
loft ‘ ratio to give lower transcon-
t freight rates to‘8dn mncuco.
Oakland. Portland. Seattle and other
coon m. white dooyfpi no: (02th
world oftioo of Immuta’atochton.
halo” and sum canon. ware.
curtailed by the Supreme Court.
. , " u Win. p’gc 1.4m
I Ill '1‘ I 0 li ' I l . .
WWWuWM “8'3.th Repub-
lht outside gut-gm is; auto ‘ . ~ tic. 9.51.13 aviator Cottonco fell
. :f-uono am . Wu...“ m m Imp ‘0‘ W“
N wml“.gygm.w mono flaunt» m m.
mu. ‘_ - ‘ 'm n“ '-
m m it! A ovum can no on: m cannon.
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Funeral services will be held from ‘
‘vverc laid to have been acting as a
. zens.”
Governor bitmap“ yesterday to invest.
Nun PA. I'-
m DAY 0' LAM
LOCAL AND TIL!-
GIAPRIC NW8.
_ .-- a- ”M-
TWO 03m
ltlJiiiNiANS Alli APPARdllll
IN clan P08IIION iii to .
StillltliiiSl or luatltst
-—
Eonvcrglng Attack Being Pressed on Three Sides. all”
the Russians Resisting Force, Strengthened by the
Russians. Appears to llavc increased Somewhat
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mttiod tonight. and Tuocdoy
liElllll Ill llilllflll’ llllilliii lll0il till
iiiPlillllill 0f BEil‘ullliS l0 Giillllll
British Cabinet Problem Appears to be in a Process of
Solution. and the Coalition Government is Saved
illicit hills t
at liiillll-Sll‘
m — ———-_—
l
The situation in Romania, still
the chief ccntcr'of military inter-
est, does not appear markedly less
critical for the Romanians deo-
pitc the reported success of the
Russo-Romanian offensive south-
Attaclt Trail-Jon (tenants Mlujwest of Bucharest in holding
ll! 00“ nback temporarily at least, Field
jMarshal von Mackemcn’s invad~
l r
.. I )0. Tex., Dec. 4.«~Tv\'c:lty six‘mg forces. .
pelrstlfiyall Mexicans. including two BuCharcst and the armies deo-
constitutionalist generals, were klll- fending it continued under aer-
cd by bandits said to be adherents ious threat not only from the {Oh
“ F'“”Cif‘."”.\'";:'.iie““1?g;:$n°:n§ ccs on the northwest. but also
‘lflffl‘zdgl‘l [floilembe‘l' “28. according “0m tho“ along fhe [10¢ 0f the
to information received here last night. ArgCChu, Stretching no east-
The bandits. it was said.- were sixty .ward to Pinshti, and from Gen.
in number. under command of For-”,0n Falkenhayn'c “mi“ pressing
tunato Salinas. Sixteen of the dead southWard “cm the mOuntIin
a. on the line taming abrupto
were when. a» y at Pitcahti and extending? ‘
Babml‘northwcstward. north of the ,Ru- "
gmnian capital.
guard for the train. Tho names of
two dead generals
Torlbio dc Loo Santos and
Calvado. ‘
After the guard had been killed. = m .
according to the information here, The force of the converging at-
Salinas robbed every passenger on'tICk thus being Pressed from
the train. He then read with whul.threc sides of Bucharest does not
purported go be “39, mm vmatappcar to have diminished, but
“manifesto as follows.- t the resisting powers of the Ru-
" ~—All to at Mexicans mus _ . _
“m y those who,manlans, reinforced by Roman
pin the Villa cause and
:efuae will be considered traitors “Whoops, seem to have “Rammed
‘mqu‘nmy "m" somewhat. Upon their success in
“Second——Ra‘iiroads are to be con-
“dmd proper” of me Mexican lepreventtng further Important
breaks in (site defensive line ap-
‘ nd all rights foreigners may, ‘
girl-clam: 'have had, are declaredgparently depends not only the}. 1
"°‘d-' ‘ tsafety of Bucharest. but of the
.-Thlrd~1eoreigners after twenty-tum;n Ru manian armies engaged
. ' ' Mexico must: . . _
gegomimtsllerescigfzictfs if?! the republic “‘33:: the angle 0‘ the TCutomc
(”“htt‘t‘lh‘l'nse—lg' American citizen can The Serbians have renewed“- \
acquire property rights or enjoy ““yithcir successful advance in
privileges accruing to Mexican citl- Macedonia, capturing a height‘
l.—0tllclat ref north of Gunishte and driving the
ports to the. State Department au~.Bulgarians in the direction of
bouncing the re-occup‘itton of Chihua-E Stravina, four miles to the north-
lltla City by Carranza forces .S‘muayleast. according to the French War .
nigh" say no refinance MS .[Office statement todav. Desper-
countered and that Villa and his ban. \ .
tilts left no indications of their where-late battles have been in progress
' region,
abouts. tfor‘ some days in This
‘ tcrday declared that the hill podi-
mano-Bulgarian forces.
WASHIXGTON. Dee.
"0“ 'ac'"...
AGMMI DENRIA trons near Grunishtc were still
. Of “It BElGIANS.firmly in the hands of the Ge;-
Unconfirmcd reports through
olland tell of to revolt in Ants
map on Nov. 30 arising from the .
deportation of Belgianszto G'c'r‘
; many, in which 200 to 300 inhabi-
Q'AS finetg‘ei‘fifiafl“g°go§d fungi; tants and many German soldiers
legeagntatlo'n being made to you at'a"e 53“! t? have been killed. ' 31
this time by ‘all sorts and conditions] The British Cabtnet problem, ,
of men' against the deportation: of the appears in process of solution.
Belgians, in the hope that a general with the belief prevail|ng eh"
appeal may certify you that you will . . , .. ‘ -
only be uttering the conscience of the the Coalition government “flack
nation; when, in response to the prayi Premier Asquith has been .8“.th » ,
era addressed to the neutral pOWel‘s of by a decision to reconstruct it, .
the world, you protest against this and that an agreement "Harding
crowning injustice to an outraged and. the w“ council, the vit 31 point
8“““e” 333“? . at issue. will shortly be ail-.- ,
cause or mot-l cosr or lemo. noumed- . . . ' , ‘
NEW YORK; o'eo. 4.——Remedlal .The situation of Athens , hag
measures in the form of state legisla- quieted down after the crisis 4)! .
With hundreds of clergymenI H
throughout the country. the rector of.
Grace Parish on Thanksgiving Day
addressed a letter to the President of
the United States in which he said:
ttlon will be considered at once bytlaat week, according to advice.
the committee of five appointed bylfrom the-Greek “pm! and thb
tlgato the «use. of the high cost or; 'ty is. said to be resuming icy.
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