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.. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, "THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 19:7.
Fair Tonight and Friday
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mad-s wnv N011-
WALKERS FAVOR
THE EVENING semi
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tirges Congress to Take tip So-Called '
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tn tE1~ 31117111111 and “(disc oi lirpl‘t‘
bt‘llii’ilu s using an attempt ln~ 1:.111‘11-
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Government Official Here looking
Wilson Admits the People Do Not i After Needs of local Service
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I'OR OOR P. O.
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Against Peace at Any
Price
New York, March 28, 1917.
Editor Sentinel, So. Norwalk,
Conn.
Will you aid patriotic work.
of maintaining - American
rights-by urging your readers
to wire president and con-
gressman asking - positive
'stand for war with Germany
to, preserve national safety
and honor? Pro-Germans and
pacifists are straining every
nerve for peace at any price.
Appeals through your paper
in this crisis will be in-
valuable.
AVmerican Defense Society,
American ‘Rights‘ League,
Business Men's National
Service League.
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largements of Present Quarters
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throw» a 1'ct'1~11cndu:11 1 h ('ttzlt-Alltlvs"
that 1.111i11111: hut war 1“ swish 1l111'
natitui‘s honor. Mr. lirytu‘s appeal to
Char." ~11 follows: ‘ '
's“l'l>1111-ising; tho tritixn right or
pdlitlcr, l appral to yin. 'l‘hv' dis
11min '1‘I1lll iil‘fllllllly has pusscd bi“
ytnut 1111- domain ot diplonacy and
9 some “nice settlement by arbitration.‘
Yl‘ho iihll‘updilltln press, which triod;
, to 1111-. at the reflection of tho prrsi
dont 1.11d failcil.'1111disn1a_11\d by 11 pop»
' 1r writict of more than one halt
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J P to [MI in can store which could easily ho
-t1y i11‘u :1 fury and 11111:: the govern-
tucnt 1.11 talw part in the European:
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'i‘h11 public utilities commission has
,1f111'11111111ed the following communich
tion 19 t‘ity Clcrk Stephen Dokus: .
.411 the matter of the application of
the Second Taxing District ot’ the.
City 01‘ Nor-walk tor the approval :1i'
1 the proposed method of construction
of (jrrminvntai street lighting systrm:
"linuthc t"lty of Nol‘w'alh: .
1 fillvrtt-sud amendment of orl11r.dat-
Cd-Ftbruary Ill. 1917.
“-tipon unplicntion of lilt' United
Electric Light and Water Pontoon}.
one of the parties nf‘ftccted bythe or-
1 dor'oi the commission dated behin-
cry 46. 191?, in theubovo entitled
mating the commission will considnr
an uniwnfnicnt of said order 9.) inc
{clipping clicct. to wit: ‘
wf‘arnumpti (1') of the Gitl'.1:')i"0?lfi
_ and a1l1i1‘nnal provisions of nil (.1-
dor to WA "tthltdtNl to read as to'l.1 1's.
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within yll't' space above a plum intcr-
sectlng such pole at right. anulu. at
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virus or inner attachments thecctm
liltiRlilA‘At that store o1vncrs \vill 1'11~l1
to 111111111 :1 contract with the (‘111
111ml for housing tho post oillcv.
A ounin.
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.1 pours to .bo lht- rliliiculty
l’ostuumtor l'.cary's 1111111 havvn't soili-
ciunt room for handling their
satisfactorily.
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tho present
very satisfactory.
work i
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bt‘t'il 111111111 to remedy present condlw
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’ meals will be negotiated just as soon
"lu South Norwalk.
lit in also possible ithat the lobby
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icitics gottiugn public buildings during
‘thc next regular session oi Congress.
{\‘o work shall be don upon;
a t="11t 1119 foot below" the' lowest
{dross-111211 caning wires charged
:1 11m 11m current exceeding: 17130
wunlcs< 1111-} until all oi‘the wire: uzgnr.
such 11111.6 11i‘icl1 carry :1 normal 1111'-
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. _1 .Mra. Joseph Davis, of ‘Cnloh’ street;
1 1 bwvjuut- received an interesting let-
erMJer brother, lsaac Sherman.
describing his cypariences in the cyc-
sououehlch caused many deaths 111111
Mingyc-d much’ valuable property in
New klbany. Indiana; 111111 vicinity” a
Vi‘ll=.i
wont 111 1 .131,“ or 600 Volts, shall hovel
The. .
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in tho present clinic, and the" other-1
is to tut-to thc roar of tho Ayrick
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present work spoon. Tilt‘fil‘}
changes are bctsg considered by tin;
club oiilclals and dcftiiito arrange-
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as the gownuncnt rcprcscntat’ive sub-A
mils to them the needs of tho servicc
ln-thc iinal plans:
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NEW roan, .March 29..--r'l’ronti-
nent women in large cities through-‘
out the country “received today gram,
the Women's Committee of 'the Ein-
crgcncy Peace Federation telegrams
urging them to hold mcotings and
1111.111 funds to support the pcnccmdcm-
onstration to‘ be made in Washing-
ton at the opening of Congrcss on
April 2.’«“Thc women of America."
said tho messages. “can and must
keep America color the war at all
costs." ’
The Reuse Federation has begun [11A
campaign to raise' $200,000 for prop-
aganda. ’i‘cn thousandedoliars w:
spent for page advertisements whi
appeared this morning in the New
York newspapers. . ’ '
' -The pacifists. especially the women,
have stationed missionaries at that
army and rccruitlhg’ptaces, who urgi-
young men not to enlist. Two of
these speakers were rescued by the
police yesterday by an angry crowd.
The Board of Education. it was an-
nounced today. has refused to pro:
mote to‘n largo school a principal
who was charged With uttering paci:
fist sentiments and refusing to sign a
declaration of loyalty 1011111; Govern»
11111111. The state legislature has be-
fore it a. bill which would compel all
school teachers who are not “already
citiaens ot,ll1c United Slatesto sign a
declaration of‘ allegiance or to take
dirt-their first citizenship papers.
Mayor Mitchel has ‘nsked that on
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formed Kindcruamcn Association pro.
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added 1.01 (iron lose by absence of 11 1-inch: day
the kindergarten 11cc.
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'i.11i1i1a\v [loci of Litchticid. thc statc
Washington SCRIOOI lbl't‘ill‘lli, presided. 'l‘hoao attend-111;:
__ ____1 1 from this .nily. N 1111 sealing the limb
‘ .1\\'yllys (Yhaptcr. Were the regent.
Allolhvi (it tho pul‘rllle' and It‘lit‘ll
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2| lartcn 111” the Washington school lanli
'y'cuing. tho object bclllu to start a
millet-14' l1l11b in that section. There
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AWiui 11 spltndid gathering of those}
had Miss Florence! 119‘“
1119111111111 oi“ 1h recently,
'I‘ho first speaker was Supervism
l-l. Thompson. who told of tin
progress the klndcrgartcn‘
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from tho school work. and 11111101111111
urccssary it was for thorn to be most;
out at ovary session.
Dr, William .I. Traccy spout- of the
close connection bctwocn the hoch
and thc kindergarton: how the motlri
or is the inner of all things untlli
1thc child goes to school. and then
the teacher takcs 11p the. work.
Superintendent, tray '1’. Chapman
also spoké of the kindergarten work.I
and urged the parents to send their
children as soon ‘11s they werc 0!
Miss Nattcfurd‘. the school nurse.
spoke on the “FHA ot a nurse in the
schools .11nd what had been accome
plishcd by the school nurse, and urg-
ed the parents to cooperate in keep-l
ing the children in good. health. 4*
William ‘1". Ward highly commend-
cd the kindergarten work. ,and told
how much to good start in school:
work meant to thwchild 11‘11111111» par-
cuts.
Following‘thc s11111whcs‘tller1- was a
visiting time, and refreshments. wcrc
scrvcd. iMho enthusiasm shown lust
ovcnlng is any sign there will. bc a
live mothors' club in the hill section
in the near future.
111 or 1111111111111.
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Plans-burg, " and the life of ‘thc
rookie'who spends his summer va‘Ca-
lion in that camp. were excellently
described last night by Ben min H.
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Men's clubs of the various churches
of Norwalk, hold in‘the Norwnlk
Congregational Church parish hall.
blizfiurduor was a recruit at the mili-
tary training camp last: summer. and
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State 1111111111111“an Haven Fag
MR8. 10111 1. 111111
Assurance to Gov. Hot-comb of Read-
ionl’rrvnio oi 11hr run-Rats. dl-itvgittcs
t‘onncrlirul at the I11 vow-sixth t‘ou‘r
tlncatal t‘nuuvcss of “11- ilaugluors
11 of tho Airvrlcnn llmoiution, 11.15 brid
11001 111 ltltlthSE '
Gardner, at a joint meeting at the
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AOAiN RRiSiOiNi
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M.
’l‘l1-1 l11'1-11ly-fourti1 annual state
1:111 I'Ailiti‘llzliin‘ii, 11lc1‘1cd to t't-prcscnl
ycslt-rduy 11111111 iii-:wdil-t Simuorial
Mir. .luim
.\lis1.1 it‘lta'onco S. Macy Croiutt. Mrs.
Alhcrt t‘..llatou. Mrs. Frank .l_. l'rcn-
tico. itlra. William 11.111111111111, Airs?
Harry A. Smith. Mrs. Willis Case and
Mrs. John Garrett»?
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loe1ve 11 Co. “lteiuctantiy” Proceed
to Secure. Court's Awards
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HANDURY, March 29.—-Waltcr Gor-
don Merritt. of counsel ltor ll. E.
Lowe and company, in the anti-boy-
colt suit against the United Hatters
of North America; in a placement
93111-11 out here. today. in reply to
one from the union attic-ore to the cf-
toct that who of the money collected
by the American Federation of Labor
to prot’ect- the defendant batters
would. be paid over, said:
No Alternative Left.
"Since no alternative is left, now
that a final ultimatum has been is.
sued
a set ement on any tonne, we wil
reluctantly proceeleiil-l the foreclo-
sures." _ 1
Mr. Merritt reviews. the ~ efforts
made to secure a settlement of the
judgment by I). E. Loewe and com-
pany; saying that in 1910 on otter
was
other otters oil a settlement
made. he also says.
The foreclosure
were
will be bn the
union’ here and elsewhere.
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A. F. of l. Pledges its Support—9
' the union declaring. against}
made to settle for $150,000.
which. it accepted; would have ayoid-
ed seven years of litigation. Four
homes of numerous members of the
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[VERA Of WAR
Close Co operation is 9111111111
WASiith TON, Mart-l1 29.41011
ilizution of labor for government scr-
vice in cveni of war with Germany
was planned today at a conference of
officials and labor leaders in 11111 of-
iicc ,1 of» {Secretary Wilson. . Means
wore outlined and‘aurtrcd upon for
nudging readily available enough
worknn-n to insure oporation of gov
’iirnmcnt ship yards and arsenals, and
or plants working on govcrnrucut con-
tracts. if,
Olllt'llllrt arc dclcrmincdflthat ii the
country takes an active part in the
European war it. shall not be 11111-
barrasscd by labor t‘rnuhlvs and in-
ability 1111111111111 skilled and unskilled;
workers 1‘ '
A. F. L. Pledges its Members, A
'lht' Axnrrla‘au Endorutiou (11' lot
31-35, “lilt'h has plrilumi its mmnlwn'
stop 1 'l111 1211;1111'1 in il"‘ 91'01111'11-1
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French Troops Driven iroin Some oi the Advanced '1‘
cites Along a Flitegn Mile Front ~ British are Mo. ,
Along Sicadily to the North
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WebSlithi'l’Om. March fits-«House
leaders, illeniocrats and Republicans
began contorcaccs yesterday to pave
the way tor quick action on oppro~
printion'bllls and legislation bearing
ontho international crisis, regardless
of which party organizos the house
when the extra sessions begins). Mon-_
day. ‘
No Delay on Approorlatione.
Speaker Clark. Democratic Loader
Kitcbin, Republican Loader Mann and
Representative Fitzgerald agreed tcn»
tatively that. tho big appropriation
hills which failed at the last session
111 Congress should be reintroduced
in the form ‘w'li-ich they originally
passed the House. acted upon with-
out delay, undo; a suspension of the
rules. and sent to the Senate. They
also agreed that should cithcrparty
organize the House the minority rep-
roscntntlon on-nll committees should
be raised, several members. .
, Executive Meeting Held.
Democratic members of the ways
and1.1neans committee of tho that
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llAltTFOiiil. March 29.—~Tbc Sun-
day bill which would legalize sports
and moving. picture exhibitions on
Sundays. was adopted by the Senate
this aitcrnoonin concurrence with
the house byn vote of 19 to 16. Son
ators Voting for the bill were:
Broder, Hemenway, liopplcmann,
Kictt. Whitney, Grady. 'Doughnn,
Neebc. Larkin, Hurley, O‘Sullivan.
May. Hicklry, Bartlett. O'Connell.
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his lecture, which was illustrated with
motion pictures. who
ing interest. '
’1‘th first number on.
program an arranged by William H.
Smith, Jr...chnirma.n of the entertain-
ono1 of .absor
of the
the day_Cougrea_s convenes the chi]-
ren of the. city, assemble in their
s'cboolbuildings, salute the flag. smg
patriotic songs and adopt; resolutions
of loyalty." A similar movement is
on foot 1111111111111 cities, ot- the state.
Thirty-five soldiers: from , Fort Harn-
ilton huvenpplied-i‘or citizenship. A
number, of thorn have 11111111111 the
army for yearn. ..
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.111 ‘ good new? 1 1111111111 111 the, beat
for the‘picturo‘ machine;
Ottawa, the capital of Canada, and
' Tot-onto; the secondlclt'y of the do
which ~9we‘re delightfully pictured, as
[were also the bio
Niagra._ ' ' ’
Foil
lantern slides of tbe‘ Plattsburg camp
b ,
and a lecture ' on “the 1am Mr
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owi'ng this picture came. the feeding e, “m
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into the plans as 11f‘ptit't.,of the, gener
at plan to 'kcep down the cost of liv
ment‘committee of the Men's club int»? and make..bc_tler gardens. .This
Norwalk Congregational contest is for Bluebirds and ,wrens.
cliurcln- which acted as host last, ev. and aside from the Robin they are
ening. 1111115 a tradinguc picture kind, the birds that love best to live close
iy loaned to the-club "by Samuel to our homes." The 11tood""ol" these
Kuntop, 11111111113013.1119 Regent theatre. birds is also nearly 11111111111111» me
Mr. Kantoroalao provided-an operator destructive to garden crops." Prot-
1 1 out found that, _98 per: cent}: “or; 11111
rep ' food was Juan-ct. and when’the
nest 111 um garden-“they wilt work
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'li'elose too-l: nastier. ed and “ it
keep the“ sect life lit-Echeck.
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The writer {vomited a pal
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the center.
- nine tunes ~‘i
VOOOSE OORiiSi
To one who has been reading and"
hearing 11110111 the; children's gardens
to help‘ keep down the high cost of
fifty lantern slides, and twqrecle all living; it seems opportune t10. “dd ‘1
1,.1 few words about -ti1c insect pest“ that
_ ~, those gardens and how‘ the Contest
the evening‘s‘ for building; bird houses ought to fit
Caldwell. Williamson, Mead and"Ly-
man. -
The other sixteen membcrs voted
Ritgainst it. Every amendment uttered
by Senators opposed to the bill was
rejected on practically the same vote.
The bill will not go to the govern-
or. 1- ( '1 _
HARTFORD. March 29.—*Sennior
Klett claimed that as the house. had
refused torccouslder the bill. ‘any
amendment tacked on would kill the
measure. '
, A majority,' in fact, practically all
tliescljatdrs. spoke on‘ One side. or the
iitiicrflih‘ose opposing thebill for the,
most part doing so. on the ground
that. the changes would xcimmcrc'iel-
ice the ”Sunday, and: 111112111111 the bill
claiming that, such legislation was de-
manded by he trend of the times
' and public sentiment for a more. lib-
eral Sunday1 Senator Kiel} claimed
.1 that at‘p’res tony ball, 18".“? orsport
.o
swayed -on' Sunday” inanny place out-
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Program of Preparednes’s4-Mili-
tary Census Bureau tie-operates
in Drafting Plan for Worlt ‘
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’ Work on a complete state census
of rhotor vehicles which may be used
by the state or federal government
in any emergency which may arise as
the result of war was begun yester-
day in the cities of the secretary of
the state. Every member of the staff
of SoScrctary Frederick L. Perry who
co in operate a typewriter was 111n—
pl 'cd last night inprcparing a list
of_ owners of motor vehicles of every
description, to whom will be sent
prepared cards to be filled out ac-
cording to government requirements.
Secretary Perry said an effort would
be made by his stall to complete the
work on the cards in tour nights. -
Cards will be sent to cvcryowncr
of a motor- vehicle who has regis-
tered since January 1. About 35,000
have registered to date and adrutlon-
al cards, will be sent to others who“.
rcgisicr while the work is in prog-
ress. The worlc is along the line of
the system 0,; prirctlcni preparedness
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Entraordinary Session oi Congressilal y Four Days Au. 7
,aml Peace Moves May belllaile Belore 1111211
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The Germans are striking banfi
in Champagne in a determitl
eii‘ort”to divert GeneralNN .,
from his ceaseless pounding at.”
the base of the shaken Hindm
burg line. The scene of ‘ .
counter offensive launched by;
Field Marshal von filindenburg 1:
along a. fifteen-mile front, start
ing- about 25 miles east of" Rho?
deims. Attacking in force inthig
sécmr, the Germans have drill»
the French from some of*
advance trenches. but have fail
so. far to make a serious 9 9
sion on the defender's lines.
In the meantime the iron“ ‘
circle which (lateral Ni“ ,
thrown around the-southern ll:
of the great .St. Gobain pig A
is steadily contracting. If;
French maintain their " , -
rate of advance, it can on ‘y it;
matter of ‘a very few days _
the entire plateau is in
grasp, removing the last;
natural harried to Latin; '.
The British are moving 1! ‘
ward steadily to the north
the fact that they are ca
villages with” cavalry indi
that they .are‘ not: yet in“ con
with the main German . to
The most advanced“ British
, ts, still are ten miles fro
Cambrai line, where allied
servers have assumed-the.
inaugurated by Governor Marcus H.
; Holcomb and is being carried out on.
the governor’s instructions. . .
.T.o Dower All Mater Vehicles.
Tl1é‘cousus will cover every motor
l driven k‘ehiclo,‘ From pleasure cart-11 lief that‘tbe page!“ German
and-trucks to motorcycles. _thn
the census'is complete and the files
£11111ch orcr to the governor. the
state will have ohm or motor yobi-
clcs which. in some cases. may be
usch on notice of two hours by the
government for purposes of trans-
portation in and out of Connecticut.
Tutsilsaturo of Connecticut's pro.
paredncss work has been undertaken
by the state secretary after consi'tlm‘
111111 with members of the special
committee of assistants to the gov-
crnorfiior the military census.
A card and a Self-addreSsed
stamped envelope will he sent to
evity owuhr of a motor“ vehicle,"
said Mr .Pcrry yesterday. “The own
secretary's office. The cards will ask
the owners it they wouldwconsent to
allow 1thc use of their automobiics‘or
othcr_motor vehicles by th .
11111“ national government. The own-
,crs will 8130 b_e"'asked if they could
furnish drivers‘with their cars dur-
ing emergencies. ‘
into two classes. One. 1‘1'ill“ provide
cus bureau and thoroughly cover‘de
now in11ise. in Massachusetts. 9 .
List to Goto Governor. -
' will be 11113111111111.
5,1 unlawfully .1 conducted, and women:
. tion= could bkusnc'ceaet‘ully' brought
against both lion'rmnoters and those
attendcilj the 1111
A DJ?
Huh
13111519319 .bll gains ~
Mr. ’Kletf
to; legaliae ‘ ..
tfi
111111111 ‘- swing
the the has been
turned over .wll
rel-norm
at in e is, ‘
crs will be expected to‘ fillqout tho"
cardS. answering the questions spool-9
fled and return them promptly to the,
e state or
"Tho time of use will be divided
for the use afrautomobiles for three
11113-211611 anotice (if two hours. The
other would provide for the use of
cars for a period not to exceed thirty
days. ’The“ cards have been prepared
at the suggestion of the military’cenL
tails or problems whichdho goiterns.
meat mention to face. As I undeiu
stand. it. a somewhat similar card is
“Witch the (immune returned they
. and arranged in
iplpltabetioaljorde by. towns and the
y. counties. 1Wh‘er’
molded it 1111111 mi '
mans purposv 'e to make their
A \Military . critics .inxP/asiat
[London are reverting “hofth
treat is only "part of the [Sign
a retirement on a tmne‘nd
scale to ,the Belgian border
support of this theory, ibis
ed out; that; the withdrawal, _
the Noyon and Bapaume sail, ’
in rapidly forcing the whole. ~
man line into the form of altitude
men's: rightangle. The anti
of this angle was north and so ' ‘
for rzo‘miles from Nieuport.-.
the Belgian Vooast to Laon’
horizontal runs for about an
distance east to the Lorrain
der. It is into the apexof
angel that General Nivelle 1
mg his ’way.‘ threatening to
«he forces of the invaders sou
1y intvro. . ~
British operations in Pales‘
are indicated by’today’s. re
to be progressing succesfullfy
a large scale with the/.3 '
forges closing in steadilyjon J
Salem. . ’ ,‘
On March sfiventh 11' En
column was reported within f
miles of 'Jerusalem. ’at Ele
or Hebron, about thirty-liv
inland. This“ column '
has beensupportéd bye 5 ’
army, advancing fu‘mth’e It!
ranean coast; where it. can.
munitiotred'jand supplied
er.» The ‘coa‘s! .army,f. 1. .9 , .
northward from Rafa, hasp 9
up. the Hedit’erra‘ne'hn. 8110!}!
within fivemileseorGazalthe
toxic m
Within bringing
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