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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH I, 1917

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

News That’s Rellehle
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PARTS OF THE WORLD ,OY A SPEClAL WIRE AND OUR OWN O PEHATOR.
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occiipanls oi the ilanford Block, at Big 'Bus Filled with Steel Workers illuston Speaker Malice Foolish At-
m Corner gr "my. Main and in an Accident at‘linia, 0.,Cross-i tacit on Framer, Whose Record
tinion Streets the Sufferers "lit ‘ is Clean

 

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! Ministers from Other States “hed-
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Driver, the Only Man, in Auto to Es-
cape, is Arrested

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Seller of the Building Pumped Iliy
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! LIMA. 0., March l.~Fi\'e tli‘iltl and

“F9 of mummy/u origin broke m" ; lilt'll't‘ injured. iit least two of whomi ’tAllTme' mm.“ 1‘ ' Mlllintt'l‘s
shortly before my,“ My“), in ”1,. mmi. . trill dip, wus the toll of an automobile! “" .u" one ”km "my liberal minded
eiitl oi the Hartford building. {til Norm i itt‘t'itlt’nl herc ioniglii. 'i‘wcnty-iwoil"”"1” "“ m" "H“. Humor“! in
(MILD «trcet, and (nun-ed damage csii-i liiailiiwtird boiintl ctiiiiloyecs of a filt‘t'l ”m“ “WC“ [Wt-0"" ‘1'" cities and bor-
mun w M m the neighborhood oi"; “hum” were buried ”11.0““ ihe m,.,t.ur;b.~ t-onimlituti yesterday aflt-|~n001l
55.000 The. lire wus'tomined mostly .tiul bcneuili train wheels: wht‘n ii t‘in-. l" cit"t‘llh‘h' Representative Martin's

in tin «Mar and “311,, your ,,,(,y,ij7t'i'iiiiiti, liiiiiiilton Av liiiyion ireiuhi 1"" l” W'm'ld“ f‘lr “ referendum 0“

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illiNiiICIIilii iris
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:Begislers. Seven Per Cent. of total
Enlistments iii linited States i
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In proportion to life population, the;
state of Connecticut has during lht'i '
first 20 days of February. set themacej
tor the other states in the Union in‘

any Tries t
Alliance With Mexico an _'
:1::¢::::;.3.g,§t; Japan to Make _Waf‘ 0“

According to stutiglics furnishetlifi

by Lieutenant Frank 11. Weaver in "I '“ ._., ' ‘ ‘ \ '

charge t the vi r r ‘in, . a-I 0‘ e . ,

31:":Pual?r§eggq:gzlarpe::hglilléfgpegHOUSE PASSES AS a Rewal'tl ll. [S'sald MBXICO was to [{e“I

Pitt...‘“.,§’:‘”:..?t iii”.it‘f“if;iifliii.ii “DRY liliNl” 3m ceive Finaneial Support From Germany.

——~— Reconquer Texar New Mexico and Ari

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Proh'h'ti w oo hl r t .- - 7— °

for the remainder of the states. I "l I :n Pmstal: B'WJI'! "0, zona and Share "1 Peace Terms—“PICSldgflt-

'Tlllb shows," Mild Lieut. Weaver“ PM or ' 03 “pp! easm’e . ' '-

.'f:;:::.::;:'.:’.:. the: .355 *“’“ Wilson Fully Aware of Plot When He Brok.

Relations—Virtually, if Not Actually, an“

out the country, the average for theimid House t-oiuerccs: on the postal ' ACt 0f wal‘COUflt V00 BCWStOl'“ Had“
.‘0 days must. be iiiuiiitttlned i‘or aitiimopriiiiimi b‘ili nitrww-ivtliv .
your before thtnl'. S. fleet will be. h~llllltHl tin iiill't'“lllt’l‘.l tiiitli-r vim-h
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tion of the country. the enlistment»

are live per cent. above the average

‘ Must Be Maintained. 7:1 in 1.17, the Semiti- but to iiiieir
At the rate of enlistmentn though. 7h" national capital «in: llll'l Sim

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mini 01 the country. As Connecticutl
iriotism to waving of lime and hold» :€;u. won a double vii-tori Ill (‘tlll'zl'P‘S
D O O 0
Part in the Transaction, Havrng Received:

than Jill hour. the t'enirui Fll‘l‘ ”0-;
~1ml‘hlmt-tl toughntbc tltimes under the?

iill'u‘t‘li 1m. “ummobnp 1mg ,iiic Sunday hiw in till towns ovei
l’iilel' linili-y, Owner and (li'l\'t"‘.‘ “f tUMHi inhabitant}; It with ithouizlii

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A iiiun-of-wiirs man cannot be llll'.
piovi=etl over night.“ mid Lieutenant

iii-tuttlly assured of ciiiictiiimit.
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ill-k; (litr‘tfllon ot‘ ('lllt'f George “1:
Kangaroos. and ii wzu llll‘Ou‘Hll its c'fli-T

the 'hus was itl‘l't‘h‘lt‘tl an hour :il'li-r ll” attendance would b“ lame. 5“ ”'9
the accident on order of (‘oroncr iluy. biotin: “1w held in lllt' hull of the
“m“ work that. ”3,, entire IllllldlIlRLTIUTC hours tiller [hp “whim, only iii-1:.»t-. 'l‘hc i‘l‘illfi were not one-quar-
wwn .ttii destroyed. {three of the dead had been positively ”‘3' tilled.
Smoke proceeding from the boilci l i'd'hli'lt‘tl- 'l‘llt‘l' ili't'I Jt‘l‘l'l' 01'0"“ ,_ F°°“5h “m“ Made.
room directly “my,“ ”Ti“. Limp. Si“)p"ilit.,, ltd-ennui!" 'l'om O'Connor, lils H“ “mm“ 5" ”W “”ng “7‘" the
owned by hlies Anon 3L .(jp,\-,.n_ mgbrinntr. and Pet \':ilcntii:i, nionlder. Inuit-“h "“0?“ “W" [it'l"“‘5“1"“‘l‘“
“t0. ltll'.‘ (if ill!" billltllIlL‘ Wil.‘ Ill'\l n” . 1““) Ollll‘l‘ hndiii‘p my badly (-11th Mill'llll by (Illt’ Ill~ llll‘ speakers, from
“3m “mm opium ,i'ppipk by .ltl‘il‘lyl).,‘ eii ilirii identification in utmost iiii~ "ll-H Milw-i- llllllill'll’ll ‘0 lll'OU‘l‘l. “'1‘”
(liuciit"..i‘jitlii-’-y driver. who notiliotl' “nu,” “To. in the llltli'ltue. ()t‘ lh,,;th:r.9tl iliitt ”I“ moving pig-tum: iliixa.
u. H iliixzard. "mum”. at» p“. “3“.“ iivclrc iiion removed to the lltln‘plllll, “‘9 “W" WW“- "i‘lllll‘l ”l“ b'”- ,
‘l lint, l"oi'tl Ant-nu: and he turned in‘ "'5" ““13““. ”‘3' " lo" “lid- “ulmwnmm-e Martin in "'0“an
1i“, “1”,”, Iphpwwir,” p“... “Plum, ‘1lilt‘l', llli‘ driver, who was the only. litterimwi language tli‘ltflllll‘t‘l’d lb“
3“,”... J'Qfipllll‘ip‘L mm in the ‘iius. to escape with slight] (flunk? "5 bilfifilel‘fi and fl" "“5“.“ 10
Ill. mg, it. mwupd u, though the ~injuiics, was unable to t-‘rplaln the tic-i Mill" ”is fill" Obit?” in introducing
int; it Hi i-iiiirel-I' confined to smoke! """‘ : Hi") bill "5 it “as two years ”0' was
which proceeded from the cellar in- ' ” ' I
dunno clouds. However, shortly after; ‘
tho {irriviil' ol' the fire dt‘lllll‘lillt‘llh!
liv‘tlilflfi broke out in lllh wulls, and “10;
their may upward. l
'l‘lll‘ii‘ linck ol‘ bod»- wcrc l:iitl. two
> in the wur, and or» iii the llllt‘li. A!

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MlllIARY CENSUS IIIIIERS ‘
' PLEASE IlIIi NOIICE

Those of you who have charge of 'factory lists or trade
- lists. and have not yet filed returns, please make reports to
the Central Committee at the City Hall/without delay.

CARL AXELFHARSTROM, Mayor.

it‘mtlniied on Fourth Page.)

iiiliSliiil i0liii . ,
‘ . MAKES A BIG llli
tiller Sisters’ Itch—clavh‘lodge Gives;

Fine Musical and literary 'Enter ‘
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ltiioiiier ll‘t‘lllt‘lltliltir iiii “'5‘: s‘urrotl'
Lint iitniii. by the “Mliinil‘t‘l Four," of:

Our Sisters' RebekahLodge. :it :in on-

tnrlninmeni given under the :iquit'M W

of the local lodge, in the loduwrouni ‘ I
in WM: Sil‘t‘t‘l._'l‘llt< ni‘iitii' \\'ii.\'lilllt‘lld- NORWALK MILITARY CENSUS' IMPORTANT
ed. by over two hundred members and ' ‘
guests oi the Indus, :nd tin excellent NOTICE“

musical and sour: preempt. mostly of
it patriotic nulurc wax presented. lie.
fewlimenis were served alter the pro-
gram had been concluded.
, The evening‘s program Win; opened
«by the rendition of it number ol‘ selec-
tions by it lGL‘ill orchestra. composed
of Albert 'Browcr} pianist; Dorothy
.iotius. toriiei;.l_osiii- Davis and Ralph
'rfirnold, riolius. The young pctuilc'w
t'tl‘ti'i'l'o/ were e'niliiiiii-visiically receivedi

The governor of the “state expects every man in Nor-
pwalk sixteen years of age or over to fill out a census blank.
It is a patriotic service and costs nothing. If any one
shirks this duty it will become necessary for me to send out >
and get them. No man can escape, for we now have a com.
plete card index of all males over fifteen.

Help the work, therefore, by comingforward, and voi-

 

 

 

lv the {are i audience. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘
.vThe hie :M of. ”w “mm “w Hi; iintarily givmg infer-method required. By so domg you Will
. , , contribute to Norwalks reputation as a City of patriotic
(Continued on Fourth Page.) citizens./ ' i‘ ; .. . . ,
j, 1 , “' "W_ "‘ i~ ‘ For the convenience of our people, census‘ bureaus will
be maintained. Saturda afternoon, March . and all da
I SON UM ill ‘ , 3 y
, v' p ‘ i Sunday, March 4, in each of the five wards of the city as
iiismriiis iiiiir ‘ v ‘ '
. . i First Weird—Assembly Hall, Chamber of Commerce,

Charles H. Dilworth in charge.
M lii‘liS'ON, Mort-h l.~'l‘«wo tires of

Herbert L. Baker, of Mount Vernou
,. N, 71. These cottages are just west-

of the Madison Beach Hotel which
.. was on fire a week ago. 'l‘he'loss or
bot-ti will probably be close to $15,000
. as not only Were they- substantial

structures, but were wry ii'eil furnish-
ed and, practically nmiiine' was sat-pd;

eopio who live at, “11‘ beach and
wrote out. of doors about 4 o‘clock, suw
veto algae of tire, but a half hour latest
a woman did tree a blaze. in one cot
“age. {tiltl called up the. hose. com
many. tor assistance. Two gfll‘flEeS
{in the roar of the cottages were sored
and arm! fire on the house of Mr.

. unknown origin a, M, am" Bench be- . Sécorid..Ward-—Council Chamber, Stephen Dokus in
3‘; tore‘dayhreok today. tiesiroyed two charge! .- , 7' l I ' 1 lg :‘
'“isuirimer r9$i(lt‘nt'es.< them-"til 'l‘lit'iimis , ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ .. '7 ' ‘ ‘ *'
It I‘lnmmion, of New York city in“; ' Third- Ward—Selzer’s barber shop, Washington Vstreet,

Henry C. Selzer incharge. .
7 Fourth Ward—Winnipauk, Lib
,E' London in charge. -

Fifth! Ward—Rowyton, George ,W. Steve'ns’
' . McKinley: _street, GcOrge W; Stevens in charge;

rizzi's ,store” Robert
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residence,

Spend two. minutes“ at any of these places-and obligin'g
agents~will record your replies without trouble to you.

 

 

Call Either Saturday afternoon or Sunday.
CARL AXEL HARSTROM, Mayor.

 
 
 
 
 

has. but two per cent. of the popular-i
mil iiieeiinxs~-they serve." Iwiiv n 'M “011.50 passed. i») it vote of
Instructions Over a Month Ago.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Werner. “nor can ll tirt-iidnouizht. in: pii lllt‘lir‘lll't' llllil been abandoned by
cube of war, our status itiloitt will tie-2 iiu CtIllI't‘l‘Pt-s, who. last night, sub . - - ,
pend on our naval strength on tlitatiimiio at resolution to continue t’xie‘l- ,
tin; war is declared. The first. linegiiig postal nppropriutiori»: ltll‘ iinnihci WASHINGTON- MarCh I'_.and together make Peace- we:

of defense, to be t-Itectlve, must be'yciir. ’l‘oniizlit. however, they not in Revelation of how Germany, cit—3511311 give general finanClal uni)»;
:iblc to‘muntei- in: full strength ll‘ctt‘i'lilt‘l on it report whichincludes the pecting wax. with the United port, and it is understood flut-
a“? ’i‘li‘i‘.’ in: .i-"i’.“'.‘.“,§“§}’.‘f .‘2"‘i‘.§‘.‘i’.‘-i§'i smes .i. esul or her su-b Mexico "we the m
n"~~i l l.‘ it) ‘u‘ t u "“Vlt‘ lt‘ t t 4‘ o it) . i :ii .. . 5 ' - - - i '

" “ ‘ l marine campaign of ruthlessnese.‘ territory ‘“ NEW MEXICO. Tex“;

 

 

every American must be ready to fill .iint. which they ixprci to [llt‘rt'lll In. ’ ‘ _ _ . _
till the obligations that his. citizen». bol'i houses ltlllltll‘l‘l‘W or l“l‘ltltl.\'. 'i‘lir‘ plotted to unite MEXICO andfind Arizona- The ddalls a" l.“
xiii” entails." {lenders thought tonight Silt‘l't' wits noI Japan with her for an attack upon to you far settlement. . ‘
—--—---—--—-—~~'- , 't.illl‘)l oi" its ltt't‘t‘llldlllt'i‘ iiil Senate mull; me United States, has stirred UK" “You are instructed to mien“
:lloute. They are iaitini: t for man -' . . lthe» resident of Mexico ot- ,
1 ~ ‘ ‘ , 't-u, too. that l’ lsltlflll Wilson will ulhlcapltal m ‘ts depths. p _ h E m "
ASSE 0 ‘ ‘« ‘ i iproie both' that Middle District. ofv MOmbeYé 0! conm 1 many above m t_e.g"ate'.t con dams
it‘dunibiit prohibition bill. of whom liavehecri hesitating be-; as. soon gas it is certain that titer:
' ' '“H' district ”i”. Whit?“ “mild ht“ lore President Wilson‘s request‘wdl belan outbreak of war with
ll Wm" “““°”“fi ,“°"'.‘"“}“}‘ ~fvmwiljior full authority to deal withgthe United States and euggeee
A , 3:;73230301":d“:{;lnti,:il a); rev-13:1; Germany in the present situation.l Stat the president of hMiilmco' on
'lnhihSOl’h’ William F. Hoyt, .I. iii-jimuri: the final roll call which lilt‘,went *0 the Capt.”1 today "33de ’5 9‘”? ”figmens 9 d “a
Wall: hycetl and William J. Sheehuni lenders know would mean pnesn_ge.,documcntery evrdcnce of the in-‘ munica e w. Japan suggeg .,
iiiivc completed the new clty grundyAl‘. tiny and until late in the owning; trlgue which proposed ,to 5993"? adherence ahonce to this plan.-
iist end it is now on tile in the city. the) stoodlby their guns, Ofilltluth‘lliik ate iapan from her allies and add at the Same time offer to median“
clerk‘s otilt-t- where it can be ill-'t’\'(‘l';' purianientiiry expeticn o;th - . . b twe Ge an ad a an

' ~ .. . e United States to the list of e en rm y a Jp .
snorted by the iiixpnyoru, This work. wait! till action. and watching for .m, . _ E "Please call to t e attention-
lli'S iinolvcd much labor it‘iid line titk-i Ol‘ihrllllllll' ‘0 put "1“ “WWI“? ““0: nations thCh Germany. km,“ ‘9 h .d f Nll _ h i: th
en months to complete. ‘at position tliiit would nit-mi its full», see conquered in her dream Ofit e presr Cnt o @1180 t a 9
, A resume of the lists show that thcl ur-e with the expiration of the bt‘S-, world domination. gernployment of ruthlesseulbma
property in the lt‘irst District is vulu~ieion Sunday. _ . How Germany, confident that “no warfare now prawns t0
ed iii $7,574,775. That in the Secohdl falling to (liSllliH‘t‘ the bill or to I? .

: unrestricted submarine warfare compel England to make peace:

District In worth $9,075,466. and thegforcc lin adjournment the filibusiers the instrument by which shela few months.

“um l)intrl(‘t,$2.5h7.808. The valua.'ct‘nlt‘l'9d their conference and pro-.ts~ . \ _ p ‘
m," or H“. property in the Fourth! \cnt enactment at this seesion. They, will bring England to h." knees,;- (§1gned) m ;
District is $19,208,049, and in timiinutic their last “"11" “n a“ “""‘”“‘?proposed a triple blow. is reveal- [ZIMMERMAN- .

To American officials the
German Foreign Minister Zim-istartiing disclosure throws 11

Fifth District $25,005,037. 'meni that would have given lht‘ l't‘O’ ed in a 5:2 of instructions from ‘,
'l‘hcrc were 5,537 lists turned in. The: N“ 03 ”1“. district “ referendum on

,- ._, :n \ shows that there an. 54 ”0“,: the pi'opfimtl; and would, hate put. .- _ _ . . , .
]:~‘,~::fi(l;1ts who own property hit-fir} (0‘ into the measure :i provision prohibit- mctman to German Minister Vm’hhght 0“ Germanys real 3&1de

thi- viilutrof $2,968,046. Tum-p arp ing iiiiporlntion of liquor [or [it‘ll-50m“ Eckardt_ in Mexico City, whichfioward the United -Statcs_. 1‘-
lm soldiers and live blind people in, “53- «This “'“5 "(llt‘kl d0“'“- 1" ‘0 wag transmitted through Coiint,s'hoflivs that whilethe administt"
Ntll‘walk tllltl llli” Mollllitlon l'I't'Illll' 232- \‘ill‘lllllh‘ idly"). :l,1‘|()l‘l‘lil]lf‘11“g “ml." Von Bernstorff‘13te‘6erman aan tton ha been .gomg t0 utms
tint:- because of this amount to l“‘l‘U“d bl “mm” ““l-l°““"“' 'bassador here. ‘ ,lengths to aVO‘d an armed clash
“we. Hm; 'l t- . . ‘

i l...i.. -i 'llii bin itl totitl \u on too 'At one SWEEP Germany, propos- ) With Germany, even to the cart

of l t lonl uni )roieriy. etc, in Nor- I V _ ‘ .

\\:iil‘g"‘ls 3‘25,tll‘i5,‘il37l The value oiNokwan WOMEN ed to weaken the Entente allianceiof lrip:amd:yA::§-?:lr:ygfifl:§m$
the holdings of 13" income were inv- .by the defection of Japan; strikeivllio al ns 3 b ‘ a f g frilly
eicimd, mid the amount oi" the in» a crushing blow at England‘s na-it e sea an reaches 0 out ~.

[‘l‘l‘t‘iSt- amounted to over $300,000 in
money.

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pty‘on American soil, Germang, »
‘with the diplomacy so suddenlyt
revealed by the outbreak of the
in-‘ European war, has been num‘beh
'ing the United States aniong her“
enemies and making provision“:
meet such a situation.
provin-3 fThé documentary. proof of
and Germany’s plot to unite Japan
iand Mexico against the United

{val power by cutting oil the vita
;sup’ply of Mexican fuel oil and-

‘.,.llilll8 INIATRIOIISM .

lint. leorm‘ s. itoiiuaii.‘.\ii-s. \vii.i .
‘liiim ‘lt. hlot‘iluslitiid, Miss t‘llildrcdl0f the United Stat“ by an
,ania, Mrs. Alex J. Runinilcr,- Mm! vasxOn. in w'htCh Japan was tolbev
{Oliver Jackson and Mrs. George Betta. invited to 10m and for which
AND MASS MEETING‘ are members of it committee engagedi MCXiCO should be rewarded by
:in'r. nioslt [patriotifegapggnggptim'l‘gg re-conquering her "lost.
» -—--— ' lure circn ii mg ' . . ~: .. exic
'l‘iit l\'orwuik Chamber of. Com-l naturcfi 0‘; hm“ “"’““t'“d 3f Nu°:“&ag:'f fizonTaean. New M 0 !
lllt‘l‘(." through its secretury, Churles' which wil .o pres“n 9 ° ° ,. ’ ' . ' - ‘ istates hau been in the hands‘ of
u. liiworih. has agreed m handle thelgressmon and ,0 til-eg‘idmll \\iismi., This aetounding documentwthta United Statrs ovemmefit
(lt‘illllb of the Red’t‘rons Preparedness; :lirongli Klingon .A billylll’ 0f 189idated Berlin, Jan. 19, 1917, con-é '- . g . p
Piti‘itde and Mass Meeting tovbe held? Broadway, New \ork City. the peti-- tents of which .haVe for some‘wmle Germ-an statesmen .hax
a; the armory. Thursday. March.8lli.:Li011\l-‘i 5“” explanatory “m1 "“15 “Sitime been in possession “of .the been pleading that Presiding
lh‘i'. .-Tlie week‘ of March 5th tolclloll‘S! ' . - , ‘ Wilson's action in breakiri 0‘
mill llltS been set aside its Red Crow! “We. the undersigned 'women of ilie,Un}t°d State“ governmcnii Show: diplomatic relations g was
\l’eck and Norwulk will endeavor to‘ 9“." 0f Nor‘l‘dk be? m “Sure “1.0. plainly that Germany, wht 6 ma _ "b e” and hat h" and tha
enroll i quote or 5,000 members. iil‘t‘tidt‘n't lhfll he 1““ WWW“ ”‘f‘l‘ ing repeated protestations to the “15““ _ f 5 ‘f u .4
Pious ark now under way to niiike l-lilleidEd SUI’DOl‘l 1“ lakll‘g,“1fi°m;§ Unied States that she had no in- they .were 1“ Offned 0 .no 3931’
.. w' . '2: s it . . ~
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’lllti movement 9. big sucress, details . , ,,
9‘ “Wham“ be un!1....°unc.m,..i later. Milli“siiiienii‘333112°i§§iiig taken liyi paign of ruthlessness. was mak-
‘ 7 ' ' ‘ the men of the country, home. of the,ing the final arrangements for. its
MHH‘JNST CONFERENCE ~ fm‘i‘mDSi m9“ '1'" ”1911mm“ being Pl“? execution two weeks before it was , , .
. ~ I . listen in the. movement. ganLIi‘Q’ tngannounced. and had qven gone so‘stag‘ in which he deplored " y .
' (tune? it” jig? 1‘:f:“£‘,j§;’“§f,‘,.§m,fli far in consideration of the cause-,break and protested that Ger~
10 BE "El.” IN BRO0KLV‘N 53110:: thgaivtlihriiiih‘ti jbin iii this merit : quences that She- Pr°p°5ed to! many had. prompted and meg-8:1
{oiliin‘eiidublr enterprise. imeet them by the attack with eSd the ffleng§h1p 0; that U?“
NEW HAVEYMarch l~—Announce~ ' —'—""_ iMoxth and japan upon the hgfifdmagfmhsimaégedgr‘lcg the
merit of the conference 'of the New Unlted States.- - G ’l .
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. ., . . I i 5 document is as ,
Stowe-3f: 1‘3??ch giggltelfinwihii: “MAN GERMAN ifollows: ‘ - ‘- ’ deuce in the hands 0f officta
fibrin: was made today. ,,Last yetin -. ' 3 "Berlin, January, 19’ 191% here-showed that deam’.
'Iho annual conference was in Siam. “On the first of February we plotting 9-“ 3‘1““ on the U“
ind. ‘ '

States by a triple alliance
American officials ‘ wander
how, in. the light of these
closures, German officials.
reconcile their plea .that
United States put an interp .
tion on the new submurir'i'e 9rd

CilNSiiiiii iillililli

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intend t5) begin submarine war-
, .ilare unrestricted. In spite of this,
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