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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 3, 1917 · page 1

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picmm SNMIONNIIIIIN- -iNII IIIIIIISIIIN

IN NEW INIIN NINIRII

ityde 9nd IleaIy Dinner Recalled by

Conunversy

Instead it uniting labor

ion-.9; of":

N Five Employee Removed from Il’ebris,'

the state on 1'19 much discussed plan.

arable meeting of state labor Int-Nd

' apparently rcsultN-tl it:
liteach I9t~..199n, Sol
«Hartford, president

{chiral lJr’ibot‘ Union;

on ()[It‘

George

jtrouldt cnt luliurt C. ‘atrcmluu of 1111‘
(lonnrt‘litui Hedwittion 91' Labor,
(tic other
tlu‘ i‘oubtv h9g1“ 9 Ill 11 iubor
were '11vileii to hold
node In Um 011199 111' luibor (‘ommi
simmr \z'illirnn S. Iiydo.

'After making :Nrt‘ungvn‘icnts
111a "toolbox, .StN‘N-miuu says,

crsiou' (If 1h9 break with
outer follows. ~-

‘ ‘l MINI hint :iboNNN tltc meeting and

0t cottflliut‘tivc SN-gisintion, the 1119m-

"‘ ‘lingion am
\‘.onthoim9t of

of the Hurtior "_11'

”" he 1h: truck.
Armidint’ Io Strcinlau. “1 '

111911
IIIL’I!‘ conf91- .

I'NNI‘ ;
119 11191

onihelmor and told him about tho
glans it)!" the gathering. Siri'lllIitll'h

Sontlu i- .

but None Badly IIurt

: t.‘lt():1l\\' lo I 1. STA 'I‘ION, 111.,
----- Riv poisons u"91c killed and

'(‘iIHI- bound. “.10 method latc I.N‘ 1
night by run 1mg into 11 bruitcn Nail
‘119111'Ii9-r9
it
foN“-ty -fool clubuukmcnt into a ditth
The on ginv tondcr and n inputting 1
Thu t)IJrii:[‘V;llItIIl 9:11:
but dilI

1

‘\\HS thrown from 1119 track,
not turn o\‘9N‘.

’l‘w91t‘9 s9riuusly lnjur9d, 5111119 of
,whom may 11i9. Wt‘l‘t’ tak9n in the
it) spitui Nit l‘rcston.

‘.\I:1n_\‘ of tho injttrod, caught in the
“rockagv. siti’t’vrcd izitcnsely in ”19
7.911) u‘9111h9i‘ \\‘hii9 s't99l (‘onciws “‘1‘er-

hring IIfIl‘iI to {1'99 llNcnt.‘
CLEVELAND, 0., Feb. .i.‘-.\'t'\\f
\ork (9‘NNNNNNI l'}\pr9§3 train \0. It}:

(second bt't 110m run into the r9nr 9111]:

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FBI). .1. i
‘ t fifty ,
95‘” "('1‘ 1‘ ”I” I WW” I“ ‘ “"“1‘ “a" II 1) \\9r9 injur9d “11911 Chicago, Ilnr

l (ulnt 1 5r» 9r int)
1 y "'5 “S ' 'purt

l-‘lw l‘ullniun 1 :u‘.» 119:. :
- turnouts (I'm limo chiot‘ clt‘rk 0f N11" thrown from thc truck and doom

stoic. I Imr human, on one sldo and 'I‘Il'd off 1119

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truss Anna MNIMaINon units a tilt

nthe Production of Iieighlich.
at Hoyt’s theatre

but
I'll"
Iltot‘licllo :1 id
:liit) pl:N_N.-.
"\'9i:‘ IlIJtIl‘s‘
”fiIIit'iith' ll
I(I\(l\ (it Hit

night,

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; play,
fIlPl‘t‘ in month
Sui-995$ titlc
9n~9 of 1119 ’\

Iiuarkcd 1119 9691151011 and was
grutityint.‘ 'I‘l19- ~(9N19ry “as 9x99ll9nt' I
ind 111111911 gt‘ciylt toward making thei

ipluys :1 011109115,

1111 1191‘
Alumnut- of

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1-. Community
:Nicoat l’clidy"

Last night's
tincst ‘59911

1911 1hr plats 11191.1)

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iui g9 hous9
\ 9ry

or II

1-2‘191‘) 0119 littlio casts clormly 911

1191911 hrr p:NN‘.t I

. was it dashing with)»,

9aN‘ri1-1i 5.le 1191
maid and prinross. with spirit.
Annu Mt'MaIIOII.
touid not Ilit\'“1'/I)N(ll 5111112153911 in hit"
portrmul ot a J)“.

N “15,-;

o! ”l’t‘lor'
I'N‘tly. and
“b‘rundnin”
Ann9 Ilumiitozi.

in tin;

pNN'rt‘ with high

Modest \lrs .\uiwl'ood
and .lth 1119:
purl. IiiIl u

of this 9'“),

Sim pin) 1 NI
'Nt'IglIIIII'b"

'll‘.

nits liiurtily applauded «the so- -call9d ‘
5111119 piay.. \Nus'son' s 199911 pcucc note (amt: hick to.
: Washington today to rcsumc its hear .
high in u furthcr effort to useertninf
the scum» or trununiuuiun of on no ‘

Miss Ilnntiltoii 9111‘
honcm

’l 119 19151 M tho 9.151 dcseri‘o thv high

b_\ Il‘lI'N li:ulIi9l1i,of th9 Gmniitoom

t‘INNIN. Nt-‘u \‘.ork

l: was, in part. duo:

to his ofliciont 911 ulnng. thNtt th9 por-

I'til'lllilltl't'
hugr bilt‘i't‘fifi.

Th

in thin‘ (‘in has Mich

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e Cast.

Petticoat Perfldy.

Airs.
\II'S.

It’ll“ 1.9 Nluilv 5 maid) LGIIIIH Murphy: l1I.. “110.111.111.11 1N .1 .
anto wire from his office to tho Hut-

.\Iontr9\‘9r. .
Now-00d .lonea (widow)

Winch-9d “t‘lllill‘t‘hI

Louisc 501mm"

unnpiws 1in
IIIt‘ (‘ullcgc (NI NP“:
(‘Iuln
. and,
“ “"919 prrsentcd at Iloyt's‘
I.NNt 091110111 that tiNt".
ulna in Nor’wulk lliIYt"
:21 911111199 to 11ft911d an excéllcnt p912:
It‘ormunre in this 9in.
I'owm‘vr/ was th9

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T'NRDAY FEBRUARY 3

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IIElENNIPN IIPIIIIIIIIIIS

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Says He Did Not Sent leak It: s-
I sage to Then from Wastiisttn

as lie Testifted \

ivunci: rN‘sumN- of tho 11019 from tin:
conc‘tlud and stupid,» firm of r‘. A. Coz-Nucllv & t‘mnpam,

NNaN-‘hi thon Irrokcru . to 12.1‘ litittnn
it Company, 11911 York broth-rs.
Non tl19 commitlco's list of Minimum:
“its (lcorgt: .\..Elli1-'. .‘Ii. mumbcr oi

thc ilNNtton liNm, who put (‘onnollv‘u

I1'lllttrlllilllon Into a telegraphic warn- ’

imp, to all or iiuttou’o correspondents
I111 ”19 .l'nitt-d. v11111 N 1
lore thc now won r9i9n89d.

Connolly's 19stimony that he ucnt
9.01.110 oy pll

Inca ud ltd 1011le about. my 1101th ,. .. .. , ; {

Iii ‘1' inn-3r with linio de llculy. of 'IE'NNIIIW'SNNIt‘Ioan'Ithu '12:)?"232' rust ‘ Neldhborl. ton firm has bccn dispulcd 15'! ev‘t-ry
Which] utiNntt I did about a ycar 0 I 'll " II . 9 r can h 01 mp 'bup-IGmntlm-N ------------ 1‘9"“? I’lnnnlton telegraph opnrntor who. tic-uniting to
3180 (m invitation and until. chit ho 11101111111; n r a . C , I‘ “Mrs. A1191 ........... Edith mambo! Bhorman 1.. \A'.Iiippl9 continuum coun

. ,_ ' . , rive ('Illllont‘B hutc been titkcn out , \ Anita McMahon ‘l K H J” ’
and otimu Mare gout; out to gm 1' 110119 of 1119111 seriously injured luttt‘ .............. lstl was 11 p1 1110“ to him r11 m it

m9._' 5" "r’ I1197. ................ Lol‘t'Itu Dublin 15“}, a Nncssug; in tho llutltm ”mm,

"It. NtllilIIV' \‘i'tIlI along to tho 11111

of the Niiwttng NNnNI unmo (Ir‘iragutw,l .
IOI.I N
boon uppi‘ourhwl

mi they Nirr‘md nt tin-t
me (that they hitd

'npitul,

(Continued on Page Tum

.lINlI GINIS fill) NIIMI;

INNEII INIII SIIIIRI:

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“ the Man Arrested in Bridgeport'and'
littotiier in Brooklyn on Story

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’ Fold byline Victim

The ruuarknblo 95911119 or two girls
«from the Florence (,‘rittcnton HOIIII.‘
last
night by the arrest of two )‘ou‘ng 111911,
white

at New iisivnn, was rcvcui9d

who 11111119. timings-Litres their
. stoves.
Laid (Novembm‘

it, , ‘Mai‘ion Arnold.

 

urveutecu years 0111. 91101111911

their bed clothes.
a £on111 story window.

As the. girls neared the ground the
rope biohe' and they i‘cll Mildred

Coolt' suffered a slight. opruin of th‘.‘

ankle. but the other 9.14 uninjured.
Bot-h girlfi 1111119. 111911 \Nav to a 10119-
:” fz‘iimltouso and spent the night in :1

(Continued on Twelfth Pogo.)

INIIIEIIIIIII IISIIS
._IN’IIIINIIIS CIPININ

Ilir..‘McGoNNern Says Neutrality Ilas
Ilot Been Violated

_. __._.....

NEW LONDON, Fob. {ix-Customs
'otlcctor James '1. McGovern of
Bridgeport yesterday held a confer-
citric with. Captain Frederick l-Iinsch,
roprcuentlng 0 Eastern morwarding
CompAny. 3 Captain J. .‘Inchens of
on: intomod German steamer ‘Wilie-
Md, . \i‘hiCb has acted as “niothor
shipl‘, for the commercial subplot-inc
Dc rid, It is part of the when
my 00 see that neutrality is
ohocrmi the ports of Connecticut
vdtdii, nderatood that it was in
“Sign. w'Ih thin duty that he
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e was that he‘ United
lotions rcgurdltig the ob-
neutrality I '

|~0f11iowuytom and Mildred Cook, both
from
tho 'Ini‘ut' lution bt making a rope oi“
Th9 girls knottcd
11116812: and blunkots tog9th9r, tied 0119
endto c. bcdpost, and that end from,

.01 Y
_state'ttiéi‘tt Mr. Mountero .

" rub mapped from th

'uccordlug to railroad officials

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'\l1.~1 Moran ...

i'lims 'l‘rot . .....
llzru Williams .

Ellsworth ....

..... Alida OIiamlltolni
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Accused Brings Counter Suit llam-
ing Two Women in Iler Allegations

 

l-‘rvduick (i. Signor, 11‘.
salesman of Bridgeport
this city. \1110 r9c9ntiv

formerly of
figured in a

H‘IIOIIS auto accident in \Vt'stpoii_
jwhcn IIlt' cur 119 u .91 driving (2111311911
into it NN‘IN-phouo 0019 and Edward

I(‘:1Iluh:1n of Ditnbury, :1 suloonlkct'pN-N.
was killed is :Nnmt'd as tho co ionpond-
9nt in ti'u action for ditci‘co brought;
in the \‘cw York Supicmc Couit le
Theodore [)oughcrty, n membcr of tho
,ship brokerage firm or .I. F. Whitncyl
‘nnd comptny, against his wifo, Misfl ,
Frances Bennctt I")oughcity. lrt 91031:
notion brought. by ~Mrs. DoughrrryI
against her husband, who is said to
be \v‘oith $250, 000, she chaigrs himI
\Nltli undut- familiarity with 1191911 M ,
Niihson and Anna White.

Mrs. Daugherty is the daughtor of
Nathan 1. Bennett. healthy retircdt
diamond mcrchant who lives with but
at 501 West 138111 street, and
owns an extensive estate at Beth-
91.1tlrs.Doughcrty, who spends most

is well known 1hcr9, and is said to
Ih‘ave bccn soon often in the company
of young Signor. Signor is married and

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. NNNNNN MISSING.

Seven of the Bodies'oICINicago ' Fire
Victims Have Been Identified '

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.~—Haudicapped by
the coldest weather 01' the winter,
wotkmoi today ucurched for bodies in
the ice covered ruins which marked
the site of the west side tenement
house wrecked by explosion. early yes-
terday. Of the 72 personifknown ‘to
have been in the building at the time
of the explosion. presumably caused
by leaking gas, ten were harm to M
'"ud and twenty were missing today.
Seven of tho bodies recovered had
been idont.1.lled
Throughout the night searohligbts
played on the ruins and ambulances
were kept in waiting”. Alt rapidly as
one exhausted shift of rescue work-

 

 

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Womb, 1.. i Three Expected to Call at American.

Ports for Instructions

 

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as 9\p1 (‘It‘tl to
nation dircct.

w
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Ifrclghtcr Ramsay, for Gibraltar for
’1 I19 otlicrs suited for Atucr~

:ordN-rs

;icnn ports, presumably

instructions.

Tho 1'nrw90iun stcnmcr
r R01t9rdum‘. tho l’cntwyn,
thc l’t’Stli‘O, Italian, for

to

for N autos;
lihrultar

11191111191‘

a lid
pa sued

'Cnpos )‘9sl91‘duy.
:sbipping firms 119.19 today
Nthcy had not yet received nny orders
:rrom 1119 ltritish admiralty to deiuv

(Icarnnccs.

(.‘a 30in Sungelein.

sin mshi l’fcsldmt
01‘ her summer at Betbel and Dunbury, ‘ :10:er fpor Calais. France, said ho

was going out
0191‘ there,’

boileve thcrc is

mnrc (lungcr on this trip than on any

other."
.At the customs house, Col-190101
William 1'. liy:ai said no cxtmordi‘

nary procuutions were being

to guard the t
tied Nip h9r9.

guarding of the neutrality of the port

is being worked
the same as it.
war began.

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Va.‘.’ ,
armed guards were placed around the
battleship Louisiana and torpedo bouts
destroyer Benbam, at the navy yard,

NORFOLK,

last night
The, Louisiana

‘ he addcd,

Md. Itch 1i -~1~‘out

procccd to h9r dos-j
This “as the 131111311

for further
Herculcu
British,

on unknown British
out 1119. Virginia

1.90ding toroigu
declared

of
Bun go

the Bclgiun
which

‘They have to be 1911
“and I do not
going to be a bit

taken:
lNree German liners
He said the sate

cut at present just
has been since the

Feb. 3.41me

 

 

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.\'l-‘\\' HAVEh,- Feb. 3. ——’Auiomobl-

\A .tSlllVO’l‘ON, Fch. 3. Tho t'ou;
pcr lgrcsvion: 1i . committee investigating:
lcak" on I‘rrukhxut th- .

First

llvlli‘t! DO‘ '

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in to

pit

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t WASHNNG10N,Fth.3"‘Dip10matic relations with Germany“
Count von Bernstorif has been handed his pass~ .
ports and Ambassador Gerard has- beet ordered from Berlin '

, Notice of the break IS outlined in detailin the address Presidcnt
,IINII A HARD ]|M[. Wilson will deliver to a joint session of Congress at 2 o’clock this

have been broken.

1

Iafternoon.

Iiilti hcré 'rcud with Intercst today thc‘I

stir merits of Frederick L.

[Seer tnry of Suite.

Iiho motor which law
,to all In 1119 scverui countlcs.
suid he would not be lenient to opcr-
IIIOI‘H \AIIO' limo violutt‘d the law

Nthich gore-ms the passing of tioll9yI
t‘t‘oit‘ign flit-ditlslitpd suiltul front nniu- :cm which are receiving or discharg” x
more \‘9519rdnv. but onli 0119 of them‘ . I“:

pnsscngcrs. and 113
who INNNN‘9 lost their llcc‘nse ION liuv
'lng drlvou recklessly \le\2 uiulcr th9
influcncc of liquor 119 Will not traitor-.1
licm unlesurcliuble witnesses are
able to ussurc him that. the unspoilt!-
9d pcrson has changed his hublts. In
one 9119‘.- NH. Perry ur'otc to "11‘ pos-
tor (it :1 church to ascertain personal
facts of 1m opcrntor who was asking
for return of a license which hurl
b71911 takcn nway because of liquor.

I. tccnscn will be suspended In cases

\"W‘N court tor- a violation, has up
pooled to the common pleas court

'at‘crn pcnding u liccnso has not
b99u takcu nwuy.

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DETROIT, rob 8—Ftre oi undeicr
'uincd origin early this morning vir
tuuily dcstroyed the p‘ant oi the
Saxon Motor Car Corporation here A
'empomture of two below zero hum
Dercd the oitorts of the firemen who
fought the blaze for more than two

\ hours bcforé bringing it‘undcr con-

vol. Twclve hundred men are thrown
out of employment by the destruction
\ot the plant.Tl19 loss will amount.
\to upwards or $2130, 000.

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The Holland Machinery ComplIIY.

 

 

 

was brilliantly ii

laminated and: armed men walked her

decks and the dock where

moored. There

5110 Is
was similar. activity

on" and about the Benhrm.

The Louisiana

tennivo repairs and is not ready to' H
sail union: her’aervicea are urgentlylmg
huge 11 nQflfItld. ‘ She is having new guns lu-

stalled

is undergoing etc

which has been located-4m the past
two years in the former. Knapp Box
Company building. in Water street,
South vNorualk, but; purchased tho
property. and will make a number 0:
improvementn, cud consider-duly in-
crease the output. in the near future.
Tho writ» of th‘c‘ proporty who ' ohn
Knuppun , 1 .
led through
Whip

 

Perry,
mudc yesterday
during his first homing t0 automobil-
lots \‘.10 how thorn in trouble under
under his plan
lie

for portions. I

 

N In spite of the fact that this became known definitely officials
Nat the “bite House and State Department would not discuss the

1is.tuation in any form.

made.

The president completed his message to Congress carly this
{morning and arrangements for his appearance were immediately

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

:j Whtther the break with Ger- throughout the morning and saw
many would be accompanied by a no callers. It was then that be

similar break with Austria-Hun- began the prepaartion of his mes-
gory could not be learned detmite- sage to Congress shortly after his

derstood to have endorsed the ac—

tion of Germany however, this ac-

tion is expected to follow if it hos
Inot already been taken.

I The State Department notified
NAmbassador Gerad to ask for his
Ipassports.

The decision to break wa‘
.Nreachcd after the president‘ 5 con
’fcrcnce With the Cabinet and
members of the Senate yesterday.
The president by those confer
cnces came to the con lusion that
the country would stand solidly
behind hint in breaking off diplo-
mutic relations with Germany.

The president's
.gress while guarded closely. re-.
views the negotiations with Ger—
many, climaxed bv the note giv-
ing warning that the. Bcrlin gov-
ernment but! removed restrictions

191 bmarinc warfarc.

C'N'The decision to broad: was tak-
en for wanted Ivv mflnv semt‘m-s
"with whom “t“. orcs‘dent tullmt
late vertcv‘riav and bv members
of his Cabinet. Althouo‘h ho did
not Elva his ‘deci‘io‘i in those
conferences We outline of th- sit-
nation gave curb merinus picture
that it was .qcnrallv believgd. that
hc‘hvd come to the condo-‘01
to follow no other coursc but to

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'vlicro thc operator convicted in the Ny. Inasmuch as Austria is un- returning from the Capitol last

night.

While the steps leading up to
the break were being taken ap
parent calm prevailed at the
White House and State Depart-
ment.

The U9." ted States has formal-
ly demanded of Germany the” 1m-
mcdiate release of the Americans
who were takcn prisoners 0‘1 orizc
shins by the raiders in the South
Atlantic.

No one other than official: and
empiovees of naval vards and sta-

tions £1. to be ad‘nittcd to curb

about ‘w
74", . . Nd

ov‘nnmrnt recs-vatiov's. Orders

addresq' to Con~ to this eNNFect. Secretaru Dan“ e‘s

annouand todav. have been 1'?
so?“ and would be effective im-
mtdiatcly.

Germ=nV' 5 diplomatic interests
in thvllnii‘ed States Will be as-
‘sumcri INN/”the Swim” levntion.

‘: Spain in?" take nvev- the diplo-
matic, intéfe'ttst of the Unitéd
States in Berlin. "

Mr. Piano.- tbe Spanish ambas-

sodmzv 2"th comm? M; “v- Stat-e

ncM't'flertt mlw mud d:"I have'

“A §v1fnn~hatgnn Ith:1; Snw‘n van-chi
follow the enurec of the Up‘tfid

Qtat-u {t1 sPVet‘nv rolatinng' wivh’

 
 
 

Germanv.‘ I; cannot savanvthiriu.‘

‘riz'n- we. have Metric-

 
 
 

 

,urtz-rd to consider 'the mmhm'

make over ‘Amcrican .iri-o‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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duced an ’amcndmeht to thb
House revenue bill proposing an
issue of $500,000,000 non-intcresti
bearing Treasury notes to put tho
nation in “state of naval and milil.
tary preparedness.” ' '
The amendment was read, but
not discussed. The notes would
be payable to persons £rom what:
the govcrnment purchased muni
tionspcoulrl be uscd to my two
and would be. Nedeemable' in 1935. -
Democratic Lader Kitcliin told
Republican Leader Mann when
the House convened today tha
no art: on by Congress was conv-
templated today in connection .
with the. president’s address.
Measures: propoxd to 'prot'
the United States against '
acies that may regular fem the:
rupture with 0&1an will be
considered at a. special session of '
the Senate ludiciary Committee ’
after the president’s address how
Canwress. The committee was

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

as quickly as possible by tho
ministration.

NEWPORT NEWS, vs...
3 .-—The coast guard cotter Ya

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

thought the Got-man on.
will be taken 01} immediat

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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