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m, DAY OF LAW-
LOCAL AND TELE-
GRAPHIC NEWS.
Entered It the South Nematode.»
Manama-now.
it innit
iilllfiiilli IN
Still innit
‘ D .—
rafi 'ftim, liaverliill, founder
and Tauntan Shift to “Dry"
‘_ Colman
—___—
it
SPRlNliililli l0 KEEP
BLAME PAIR lllli
MANY ROBBERIES
IN llli SUBURBS
Police Believe They llave Solution
of looting in Fairfield Section
Hill) [illiflilii 0N
till) lilillilili
‘4' t.
four Alayors lie-elected —— lien.
Ones ftitosen in Seven cities
i
‘iitiSTtiN. [)th ti MNo‘license forces
gained four new successes in the
elections held lll fifteen Massachu-
setts cities yesterday. Fall River. liay
erliili. Leominsfer and Taunton
stuffed front the Wet to the dry «it-
umn The license advocates were
mt stitccsst'ul in effecting any
i lktl -- a. lirockion Salem. (‘ntn-
bridge and Walthatu remaining no-
.il’Vflla't‘
New lit-dlotii, while keeping 10
the wet column, .lid so by a greatly
"educed fitnrgiii The tote count for
int-use last your out cut from 3.23!‘
in “At; :t‘ier .t sensational campaign
til which 'rotestant and Roman
t‘tttholic t-letgytuon united to make
the city tll)‘. Recent prosecutions
hotter the auspices of the Watch tutti
ll'irii Society l’l that 'city are be
lvevetl by political obsertfirs to have
litil ntuclt to do witlt the increased
strength or the ttoiicense forces.
The _shifi of Fall River into the
dry column by a margin of 1.41m
)huf‘kt‘d‘fhf'fltd of n'long. persistent
tight. that had been waged by clergy
of all denominations against liquor
interests. It was the first victory for
. in unit lllfil
Local lawyer's Mileage Book in we?
Possession of One Prisoner I
The carnival of burglaries which for!
‘ the iast‘year have baffled the police;
and resulted in the looting of fresh
ioztable homes. between Bridgeport and.
New York. of thousands of dollars'
worth of jewelry and other property.‘
has been solved. according to l.ieut..?
E. t). t‘ronan, of Bridgeport, by the
arrest in Syracuse. N. Y.. of Thomas.
1', (‘ovne aitd Maurice i-‘arrell.
lioth of these tneit who hail ll‘OlIl‘:
Fall River. are known the length ntttl
breadth of America as the cleverent
burglars. with whom the police have‘
ever had to contend. find when HD'_
prehended in New York state they
had in their possession mileage bfmkr.‘
one the property of David 8. Day, a
prominent Bridgeport attorney whose
home was robbed recently anti a
wealthy Greenwich resident, whose
tttattsion was looted. t
it nnfinncd on Twelfth Page.)
i
t
nufiths 3
it in Biiiililii
...uu‘
the no-lfcense forces since 1908. . i
liarerltill's change to the “dry" coi~
unto divided interest with the tie
it‘ll, of Mayor Albert 1. Bartlett.
Mayor Bartlett was defeated by Les-
]lo K. Morse after u catttpaign in
which tlte rioting which followed thc
attempt of Thontds licydctt to deliver
:i: .intil‘ntitolic lecture here last April
but a prominent part.
'l‘aunton went into the dry column
:tttt-r sixteen years of the licensed sale
of tiqtmr. The margin of victory for
the 'to-lit-ense forces was 178. as com-
pared witlt the license victory last
year of 273. lmominster. after spend-
int; a year and ':t half in the wet col-
umn. resumed its old custom of de-
t'iti'iill: :tg:t~'nst license. Previous to
the tit-tory of the license forces two
_wirs- ago. lieominster had been dry
to: twenty-nine years.
tine of the. interesting features in
today’s result was the return of
f‘tt.trles S. Ashley as mayor of New
iii-diord for his eighteenth term. In
“.1 campaign whicit shared interest with
the license fight lte'defeated Mayor Ed-
ward R. Hathaway. ‘wlto ousted him
twn‘yenrs ago.
Four of the mayors choSen today
were reelected, its follows? James
H. Kay fr.) in Fall River; John
.White,m Holyoke: Frank E. Stacey
(r.i in.Sprlngfield. and Eben .l. Wil-
liants. in Waltham. Only eleven of
the cities elected mayors this year
and of this number not one was
chosen as a democrat. The repub~
licans were successful in seven con-
tests. the other four bearing no na-
tional party designation. The new
mayors are S. B. McLeod, in Brook-
'-4
ton: John A. Stoddart. in Glouces-
ter. losiie K. Morse. in Haverhill;
Iwililam T. Fine. in Marlboro;
_ Charms S. Ashley. in New Bedford;
'Albertua J. Morse. in Northampton.
and William C. Moulton, in Pittsfieid.
lambridge, lseominster. Salem
and Taunton did not vote for.mayor. -
,. A feature of the election in
Springfield was the vote on substi-
tuting a so-called federal charter for
the old one. " The voters decided to
retain the present form of govern‘
ment.
'~ NO'RWALK LOWEST lN PARALV- l
i ' SIS EXPENSE. i
t The following tabulation shows the
.various amounts spent by Fairfield
County cltfos and towns in the in-I
sewn paralysis fight. last summer..
(Norman: although ranking in popnlnu
flfll film nearly Ill '0! her sister cit-.
L foe spent'ninch less money than did
haze neighbors. “' ‘v
ft,
.‘y—
f‘.'8un-..-vYali' ' .,
,J‘jmepott .. ..szr,ooo
... Stamford . ;.- .4 .. ...._1.oooi
y;- Greenwich . .. (._.. L. .. 000'
-.; New Canaan . .. '5: .. .‘. £300
o Norwnll'r .. ..t's‘... 321975
,_ Sentinel Advn. Pay. in one.
Although the school board did not
iiieet‘lanl evening as per schedule. the
building committee of the board had‘l
it rather lengthy session in the High‘
School oilices. Bills which will be‘
presented at tonight's meeting of the,
board were gone over and put in:
shape, to be presented this eveningfi
and schools and school administration.
were talked over in ge } l.
Tonight's meeting we: ' 9 one of the.
most important session‘h of the yenr.‘
and it is probable that mesh will be.
done itt regard to asking the city
council for money with which to erect.
it new school building. If the consent
of the council can be obtained the
final action of the turning down or
the granting of the request of the
Board of Education will then be up
to the Board of Apportionment.
Mayor Harstrom will not. be present
at tonight's meeting of the ytartl. and
has notified the chairmanto that ef-
fect. It was the original idea of the
Board of Education to have the mayor
present at this meeting. and to have
the facts presented to him iii this
manner. first hand.
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- OLIVER OSBORNE ill i
ttttt WOMfii_lif Milli)?
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NEW vonx, Dec. ti.—~After a nigmi
in the Tombs Prison. Charles H. Wax,i
who claims to be the mysteriouai
“Oliver Osborne." appeared composedi
and ready for the ordeal before him!
today. Federal officials planned to‘
bring before him not only persons.
connected with Rae Tanzer’s breach'
of promise suit against James W. Os-i
borne, but also several young women!
he is believed to_ have duped.
Special interest was shown in a new
figure in the case,~who, according toi
District Attorney Marshall's office. is
a woman of social standing above that
of the average woman with whom
Wax had associated. She met Wax,
she believes. when he was posing as
Charles H. Raymond. At that time he.
said he was a United States attorney.
This woman has consented to appear.
it was stated. on condition that her
name will not be made known. and for
that reason she will appear in the
records as Mme. X. She willbe taken
to see Wax secretly. and the author.
ities believe thnT it Will not be neces-
sary for her to enter court. ‘ .
.Among others whom it lsoxpected
Wax will face todny are Manic Mason.
whom‘he is said to have, married
under the name of Nye; Hrs. Stewart
Denham. in whose House in New York
he lived on "Oliver , Osborne”; Minn
Rose Helen Kaiser and her mother.
and the proprietor of the hotel at
‘ plants made the hall a fitting setting
{dressed in a bright. flaming red one?!“ a“. .... a“ at pm“;
gttif; illilil simian
'cabulnry. anti the lecture was given
-_onnlmilnr nutrients and was went-e
Plnloileld. N. J.. where “Oliver Os-
borne" registered with Rae Tanner;
bounded. .
illiiil tiiilii
ilii_fli_l_lliiiiiiflil
Fair and Smer llelfi la the Par-
ish liail Was largely Attended
A sale and supp-er was given by
the Women's Guild and the Junior
. ,
Guild of the Trinity Episcopal K »
(hut-ch in the parish hall, yesterday -———
afternoon and evening. The. affair '
was a huge success financiall' a d ”M .ml ‘
was largely attended. ’ u “bin” ' M1
The hall was gaily decorated and “ISO“ “ 12!!th 0'"
er in the Prelim hear—eat
red and green Christmas colon, were
fl”
SliiliiiP'
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t
the color scheme. Vines and other
for such an occasion. I
There were five booths and all were
taunt-fully decof‘fed with fancy crepe
paper which was twinted around,
them. The fortune teller's booth wast i
itrintttted with honeysuckle vines ~and‘ 5
llll.(i(' it pretty picture. The "mys- ’ '
leiious" fortune teller was gully ~ i
tutu".
'lltt supper which was served eatly
in the evening was a. deliclou. u‘ti. ‘ -
’l‘lte booths were in charm- of thei NEW YORK; The, ti.——The steam-
mt'mbt’rfl 01' ”I9 l“’0 imilde and they! :‘hlp John lamb ill. tinted in the Man»
Vt‘t-tl‘ litrgidy patronized. Mrs. S. W.’ time Register in American vessel,
Hey i, Jl‘., t'. H. It, Godfrey had chargel was shelled and not Without warning"
of the cake bftotli..\lrn. ilailwitz flit-i by a German an aria. off the late or:
domestic booth. \lrs. .‘ illson the Wight on Nov. R. Ming to them-
rancy work bomb. the no elty booth here of the crowd, WI who or-
wtts iit charge of Mrs. Van Wagenen, rived here lull! on *9 French Lille
and the candy booth was under the steamrhip .h Bordeaux. i
cori- of Miss Prescott and Miss Min- The John Lin . '1‘! one Of 13.
nie Oldenschager. The name of the, vessels which . ' fl the Great l‘k-
foitune teller was not given out. no) es. the F‘renul Fulfill ‘0 WI":
she will continu- her profession thisi chase. Accordl .Il'ertll NI)?
afternoon. but her assistant Vi'ns’ the vessel hltl . been turned
Zelmo Gaynor. ‘over to the We , ore-tn. but waa‘
'l‘he nf'fair was of the fittest ever on its way toli Ntfldellvery m"?-
lint“ by the two guilds and will be‘ The attack;
continued today. This afternoon a' when the slit ‘9: 85 miles south of'
special children‘s pzogrnitt has been. the isle. of “t git. “3 crew‘ said. The
arranged antl- will be presented by if“. . engineer. E ‘nrd Harrison. of this
(iiiis' Friendly. In the evening titeiCil)’.llld th at Um! "I!“ ma“
Junior Guild will give an entertain» its presdncc otn w sending I shell.
ntcnt. All of the members of bangers-hing thr thlhl' John lumberi's
the Women's Guild and Junior Guild, bridge and that the firltu continued
worked bani to make the rm- “ sun. during the it e a crew was taking
cess and th rosult was fully up ratio the boats. (Mill “thinl-
their “vocations. t fired '
at len MW to leave‘
i
t
l
f
The crew. numbering 18. all of whomi
arrived here today without their capo
tafn. said they rowed forty miles to.
the French coast. being on the Water
Tl! hours, and that shortly after the;
AND mt Joltn Lambert we‘tt down they saw.
ifite submarine stitch and sink two?
tunidcntified vessels—a steamship and
' ‘n bark. l 1 ti
' The John Lambert was tie net 0
PM .“M Evin [memos lugs, the f2 Great Lakes craft to be tnlreni
Audience Ill Sonlit liorvralit Con-I to France for delivery. ‘
Eighty mom-t
gregalhml chuck bers of the crews of four of these vee-
i set- were passengers .on the Espagne
l today.
Before a large audience in the Sonih‘ The Great Lakes and St. Lawrence
Norwalk Congregational church insc'pmngporuuon Company owned the:
evening. Professor Erwin gave his il-tJohn Lambert. of L560 tone lrone.’
luatrsted lecture. on 8‘The Sonny‘wmch was built in 1903 at Chicago.‘
Soutltlhnd find the Great Sotllhu’exl."t Thu vessel sailed from Montreal oni
The lecture was fine, anti one that was; 00.01,” 20,
worthy of Professor Erwin. The ni- WASHINGTON.
fair was a financial as well as an t‘tlll', pflrunonx officials had
WHOM” fillCCt’SS- .rcports early today on the
Professor Erwin possesses a mag» without warning of the
Dec. 6.———State he
received no'
sinking'
advantage. During the whole of his submarine.
talk, he held his audience enthralled ascertain promptly the facts
and interested. Gestures and other case. ,\
expressions sided Professor Erwin in; ———~
presenting his talk. i ‘ .
life style. of lecturitg was excellent. BAMBI N WIAI‘IES i
He. is the owner of a wonderful vol 1
Mil town tints
The'subicct Dr. Erwin chose for the; ._..—._.. .
occasion was “The Sunny Southlnndi WASHINGTON. Dec. 5._To attack
and the. Great Southwest," and this the. high' cost of food so far as polo-4
proved to be an excellent theme forlmes are concerned. the Department!
him. He was full to the brim “'ilhtof Agriculture. has ordered a relaxn-l
facts about this section of the l'nlted 1 tion of the quarantine against potatoes
States. and they fairly bubbled overtfmm Canada. E
when he. spoke. He ddscrlbod the; Hereafter Canadian potatoes with“
scenery of the‘South and Southwest; not more than ten per cent. showing‘
He minutely painted a great aictureltracea of disease will be admitted at;
or a great lnnd ““1 he “3‘3“de the‘nny border customs house. instead of~
physical features of that. country. Helspeclllly designed ports as has beeni
paused on the pursuits of that section 1 the Dr ice. Shipments will not be
of the country and described the great ‘ deta for inspection and the horn-t
crops that were raised there. He told um“ i board will take steps to makei
of the climate and weather conditions‘ the formgfltleg attending such imports'
and their effect on the land. During as free of burden to importers as no...
the .whole of his talk. Professor Er'tsiblo.
win's remarks were made clear by the The department‘s action is expected
beautiful slides which were thrown to bring large quantities of potatoes
upon the screen. The pictures were into the United states to meet the
wonderful and proved to be very én‘ihigh prices.
termining to the public. The. lecture CHICAGO. Dec.’ 5_-—A new investiga-
was both delightful and instructive tion into the high cost 6! living was
and it was of especial interest" to launched in Chicago today by the Dei
teachers and school children. This “my," .me ”and jury. The sole
evening. Professor Erwin will. talk on charge to the jury was to inquire into
"From the Golden Gate to Puget alleged conspiracies of dealers in food-
Sound." , -- slum to advance prices.
The lecture was given under the Another gtép was taken when the
auspices of the Endeavor. Circle of National conference .of Marketing
King's Daughters of the downtown and Farm credits, in session here, in-
Coneresattonnl church. This affair vlted members ofa'eoore -of Chicago
proved to be a huge success and if con-i woman‘s olnbe‘f‘tnd civic organizations
tinned will. be, the biggest thing in to comm“ in devising a scheme for
the history of the society for tho‘post direct marketing . of farm products
year. ~ ,‘ . : 4 , , :0“ 01.1)“ we to this. end which
:f‘hisia the second year that Prowm be commend will be-.ihe'parcei
fosnor Ema has appeared in NOF.-’o|t,'lt “sand. .. .
walks Loaf. year be rendered a “mi ‘ W .
. HMTAL NOTES. ' .
caived.’ If this evening's entertain-i Mien Minnie/Banispnugh of Dorian
meat. is as well attended ll flint of who discharged named”.
tut MIN, his sitceesa will be fan- Kiss Althea-Vin of Runway. N.
. .t, was dinner-god yesterday.
Steps will be taken to
in illt‘
eloquently and easily. like it smooth;
slow running brook. ‘
son'rn nonwsuc comm Weommoav, DEGEMBEE 6, 1915
[muons iiiiiS’
E stances,
Mrs. (‘. i’. Krelt-r; doll booth—Mrs. (‘.
lliiillliilliifl ;
{Porter and his father. John it‘. Porter.‘
Americnnt
'IWUC VOM‘ and ”9 “it‘d if N Krt‘ill-t steamer John Lambert. by a German m“
strengthen ecclesiastical discipline has
TWO CENT.
Fair and somewhat colder tonight;
1'le in
tinnitus iN Riiilfii " 7 ~
....m... ...“... ittti toss it SEVERAL.
'"' it“ .- Will fillililfii P08|i|0NS
s.
l'nder the most auspicious circum»
the annual sale and fair of
the Ladies” Aid Society of the Nor-
walk M. E. church was opened yester-
day afternoon and evening in the par-
lors of the uptown parish.
_—
Scrliians Are Pressing a Thrust Developed in the (iron-
lshfe Region. liasf of Monsslir, and With the french
Are Doing Violent Artillery Fighting
_..—._—
Plllilil 0f lillllllill 00Nlllilli8 Alllli, 5
Willi llllll llllPlE 0f SAVING lll’llll.
Jealous Enclrclinp Movement Propresses. and They Are
Closing in on the only Railroad
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ne'-
POPE BENEDICT'S ALLOCUTION.
Mnk
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bishops. clergy and laymen who con- __
tributed to the great work and added: . 35 0F 80 PRISONERiS' ARE PUT T0,
Booths containing fancy articles.j
with American flags. The Nationali
Supper consisting of scalloped oys‘
During the evening a delightful en~
Mrs. \l'ilmot. by ill“ youceer members
tinues acute, with no signs of a
cd yesterday firewood and e‘r"‘t‘:.i .
liillll lililllillPlClt
. —-———-— r fr m T r '
and evening. and another big lime in1 ARhough repo ts 0 ll M
M” "- J‘ “93"‘0‘55; "mm" 3003‘“on exceptions to the report of John‘cight miles of Bucharest, the
E. llarto; contforfables”Mrs. Samuel Norwalk. Leo Davis of Norwalk ape, . .
hope of reaching
Mrs. Harry Hyington was chairman s
from Bucharest. /
inserted by .l. A. Walsh of
in his schedule of onsets and that the road thl‘OlIfih Pimhti affords a.
i, hearing the arguments. Judge Thomnsi
Porter is valuable 19 acre farm, Saraht force and decision sustaining the “10,:
lithe Entente Allies are progrem
Clover Manufacturing
iSerbians in the Gunishte region.
the property upon paying the. defend-i
the Bulgarians in retreat after
them to deed her property to Thomas
hieasreomem after April 9, 1915.‘ "‘3 W" F'Yv “n“ “ “9‘ 0’ 90mm” Fiend! “1 ““3 M8¢¢d°man fight-
fer set aside. Light and Light repro- The Wreckers. in charge of Wrecking The repulse 0f allied troops in
Marrett. two weeks ago off Penfield
issued by the War Office at 8059 :
ROME. Dec. 3, 7:35 p. of. (delayed).-: water and repaired.
prevailed in the Coma bend. Eadii
Benedict at the Secret Consistory of: cargo, protrudes several feet aboxi
modification of the canon law cont“I barge Robert Moore. Captain Hall. have and Nonte failed, On boil;
was quiet. On the Struma there
this most important and opportunc‘
31 Deny Knowledge of Crimea Charged!
and Four Admlt That They Are lthe Central Powers defeated the
dolls, comfortables. candy, pound pack;
ages. and cake Were arranged in the
hall and were handsomely decorated.
colors were also draped about the hall
itself, and these presented a very at
tractive appearance.
ters, potato salad. ham. pickles. coffee‘
and pie was served by the ladies at
six o'clock.
iertainment program including reclin-
tions. solos. a tableau and dialogues}
was presented under the direction of; > _ .
' l
of the church lietrv‘hturnte cons“ ‘ i The plight of Rumania con.
itig cf ‘t‘e cream and cake were served. , KAUfiMAN DISCHARGE”
‘ ‘ . ‘v -. -[ ouji- n m1. . _
“"1 mm m H r" «r ' 'l e istand by her armies or those of
mid bids this year to m'ct-tui snv prev-L her Russran ally Which affords
ions i'mr't‘ I't’t‘nrtl- t" 1‘"""t"‘""'"t‘ “ . hope of saving her capital.
The fair will it» npevt this «neuron.
. i 'm that
”WNM- Al the afternoon session of the sources la“ n gt" d“ ed
The following ladies wire in charge; t'nitcd States District Court, in ”UP the troops of fhc_Ccntral Powers
of the various booths: Fancy booth-«t ford. “3.9m“, there was a hearing had driven to Within less than
Mrs. Bentley" pound package Troothw; \ Banks of Bridgeport referee 'ch' .
. . '- - . not force of the Teutonic thrust .
M” Thomas “NH“- cake boothw recommending fltc discharge from seems at present to be Cxertedw ’
bankruptcy of Gustave Knut‘t‘tnan Oft , , ‘
northwest of the capital. With the
”"9““. “pm“ b”"”""'““‘- Charles. peareil for Kauffman and contended apparent '
if“: "e 3- “Vim“? “a“ '“ "i“‘T-L'“ "f1 flint the motion against granting the . Plocchfi before the Rumanim
"" ‘ “catatonia: ‘33. ’ié‘gld’ii; ":2; ...... ...1. .5... . ...... ....
of the supper committee. which lliitl 1“ m, ”m m," than“, would in no the railroad line running throngs
”‘0 “m" in “mg“ i way affect the interests of the credi- there
"'—""" Qtors. The creditors were rcpt-e; This encircling movem
spells . the greatest apparent
Stamford. who alleged that Kauff- - - i
man had not included certain property to Km‘ FWM‘ forces. “m
“as ‘ WERIY whole transaction was fraudulent andonly railway avenue of escape fa-
:that in consequence the discharge (“them toWards the northwf ‘
thauffman ought to be with hel Uponiwhere thCir armies and the Rue-
Declaring that “h“ was refused “itpermltted Mr. Davis to file a "10003 wishing S0 f" haVC he“ Mddl'il
home after ““9 bad deeded Thomas F-i sustain the recommendation of the rc-i fairly safe from the Teutonai 3‘
t r
:- 3‘30”}:le of :“dl‘é’fleld- “:“doni tion was granted later and Kauffma: The Macedon an ope attons ‘4"!
an n t e uper or loan yes or ayu discltar ed. , .
morning prepared to testify against? mtg,“ for trial: {lag favorably. according to
Company‘ t c- current reports.
The lawyers held a conference, how-tuning! R. H. Sherwood. December: The thrust developed by th.
ever. and it was decided to settle thal 15‘ jun. New Haven.
case. The laintiff was deeded back ' . . . .
p ‘ least of Monastir, is being pressed
ants the Cost of improvements made. land the latest statement from W g
0" lb“ ”099"!" iwnmiflis READY ’Serbian War Office announ ‘
it was alleged that on January 8,. _
litii. Mrs. O'Connell, who is a wontant‘
well along in years. made an agree. .[0 RAISE BARcf lthey had 1_°_5t several strongly for“ .,
nfied posmons. ..
F. Porter 05‘ condition that he would, i Today Paris announces fresh
give her a home for the rest of it?!“ . . , ‘ to fess far he Serbians and
She says he refused .0 mm “my natoonronr, Dec. n. The wreck P g t ,
Meanwhile she learned Porter had 2! ”‘1? 312532333Efflifn’mtx ing and "POT? along the date" ,.
"“8!"er the property to his father. ofoiheaaliton towrboat \isrgaregt Olson opment of a “01““ artillery eit-
Site nsked the court to have the trans- ' ‘ gagement north 0; Monastir. . .
' , Master Hansen. began work today on «
“med the defendant. : the salvaging of five barges sunk from the Moglenica Valley east of the. ’
ithe tow 0f the Blue L.nc tug John Cerna region in Macedonia, is r!-
l I La . of the Church Boner, Reef. Two other boats were. smashed ported m the officra] “acme!“
" w ' to pieces and two. after being driven
MW" "1“" Better Observance. :ashore. were later hauled into deep today. The statement follows: I
u ' '
~A semi-official statement from the The first boat to be worked on bv In the “gm“ of M9333“!
Vatican gives the. following summary... the Baxter—men was ”L“, barge Grand-.there were engagements. Cahh
of the allocation delivered by Pope‘ nm. which, having spilled part of her fth (3,! th re wa live] at.
. O C .1113 C S
which he "9“"! “‘3 new cardinals: 3 water. directly in the steamer trad off tille fire In the Moglcnicalhfnlsr
The allocation began with the En‘l southport. Just before 18!“le New k 32* .nem rattacks near Ba.
nouncement of the. promulgation of a! York. Captain Hansen had raised the y e Y .. ._
9”“ by Cardinal Gasparri. under the which had sunk with a cargo of over sides of the Vardar there WI} I
orders of Pope PM X. The panel 350 ions of chestnut coal. bound for'fecble artillerv fire. A? the foot
thanked all cardinals, ~nrchbishops.‘ New Haven. - of the Belaschitza mountains an ,
“We are confident with reason that; PLEA. ‘were patrol engagements and
—-——- weak artille activi . '
work will greatly help to bind and “In 'Wallghia’ thy troops of
mm" t'Rumanians on the ‘Ar echo river
t Before Judge Lucien F. Burpee, of ‘ g ,"
observance. ‘ the Criminal Superior Court. yester-i Along the Danube, near Tartakar
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