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REASON WHY. non}
WALK HOMES FIND-
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ISpeeial Train Made lip in South
llnrvvallt look 72 Members of
Fifth Division Away 9

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Several Weeks

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War 111111 conic. home to Nortt'ttllt

strong. Sieventy-two 111‘ its boys bc
iungint; to the Naval Militia, l1‘ifth iii
vision, (nirziined at 5:30 o’clock this

morning {'11: 111151011.Srt1d 11:11'31' to
the (cars 111111 handshakes of two huh I
(tr-.111 1111111115 1.110 1100171 .'11-11111111 1110111

to the South Norwallr station. the.
boys are of"; to ;:t‘l tin-1r first taste of
war. .
h . 0111111111111; 15 1111011" in the local 111
' vision. ‘l‘h; boy-1 11911.1 full of pep

‘wltcn [boy 11111111111111 dcspih 11111 d1 5-
agreeable SHOW, and were tend) to do
‘ their hit 111 the. ('.omlng hostilities.

11”,-tho N111 at Militia 11115 1111 1d at 1111
armory 11min onions Equipmtnl was
7 overhauled and everything 111.111 11:01!
‘ " A'tlp in the. best; possible shape. Tina.
toys “c.1711 811111171111 a flaw hours r0
.licf at 11111111 and in the afternoon.
They were allotted to go home last
night with ordhrs to rtiporb b1\; ht 11nd
curly thin mowing.
11s wasdt dreary night. which greet
' ed ‘tltc eyes-1 of the naval lads when
they awoke it"his humming. Biron
fhlling 111; thick as in a small blizzard.
. 111.911.1111 the “ground four inches deep
it did 1101. take much to cheer them
up, however. and' by the than they
reached the station. high spirits pre-
vailed. To tho noun/.0 of cheering
and aorta-iv “goon-111111." the boys on-
trained for 8051011, 11111158..
.i'ltliotmh riloston is, said to be their
destinattmi, of course changes may be
' 11111110 in this plan. Other «places.
throughout the East may be the true
.. destination
.. that 1.110 miliin will be. 7111aced in train
. ing at the Naval Training School in
' Boston for 11 fen weeks.

 

 

 

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Twenty Shots Exoliahged at
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SOU’PI‘B'IIR’!" ' April 9.-—Soldicrs
9. guarding 1.1; railroad bridge ..l0n the
:F‘lii'ghland'lfivisidn of the New York.
--"777N,ew Haven 8: Hartford 111111101111
7 gauged 7111 .11 lively exchange of s
swith two 711-1.... early yesterday; TlnI‘Ieé
7 men of the detachment guarding the

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' two
711111111 Ordered to halt; both men
drew 1evolsers and 1.11313... firing on
1 the gttardamen..

Jrho sound of the shots aroused
“10"“098161. members or the outpost
and organized search for the fleeing

.men begmt.tinw1r cover of a fog the
,men. escaped About 11171211131991.1115

were exchanged. ' I

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conditions

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Entered at the South Nor-walls Post

Office as Second Class Motley

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Washington Doubts that Bandit:
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.1 UAllllZ,,ltfex., April 9.—Francisch
Villa is moving rapidly toward the
Americanborder with 3.000 troops,
General Francisco Murquia announc-
_ed heir yesterday before tearing for
Cases (Il‘flfldES with 4.000 tic facto
tr ps to carry out an enveloping

'ciuent against Villa.
mWAS111111011014, April 8.—-A report
from General Pershing today that
along the border were
satisfactory led war department offi-

Iciuls to doubt seriously reports that

.Viila w‘as moving northward with
Iany large force. State departmentI
ofl’icials also said there was no iu-I
formation to indicate that Villa hadI.
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speaks for itself

THAT'S WHY NOR.-
WALKERS FAVOR
THE. EVENING SEN“
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tee, Headed by Samuel couriers,-
AnnouNces Program

SIAIIS ASIIlll I0
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Ct'llt‘lfll Pershing has informed the!

department that there are no signs of

that 110
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Conditions 111 1111'

does not anticipate

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‘ I'10VIlH’l‘, 1111 1'11101'11-11 101110 slain 1.11

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1'11 diflti'cnces between the ritil 111111
11.iliia1'\'latlious 111'110 111111111111 11111
sidt'rnbly of late.

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loss $150. 0110 Origin [111111101 11

“(a)“.
JACKSONVHJ. 1, 11111., April {1-
Ouc of the Clydo steamship cont
pnny‘s piers here was burned into vcs
tcrduy, 11 second pier was slicbllv
damaged and a quantity of freight
bnrncd. .T11011slczuaor Huron, lung
in the slip, was moved to safety. The
tire 'u'ns under

fell. but has still burning.

The o1igin of the fire was unkn0wn
tonight The loss was estimated by
the company ofllclals at $150, 000.

The blaze was discov'cted in a cor-
ner of the pier warehouse ahortL‘v'
111101 the- departure of a steamttl'.

Fanned by 11 high wind,‘ the flames
threatened to much buildings in the}

vicinity.

the local fit'ctiicn and the police.

RAISING MIINII

 

I “7 .tsnmoron. AprilI
..Sl 750. 000, 000, 01 one-half the $3. 500
000, 000 asked for army and navy pur-

. poses within a y',eai Will be raised by:

Itaxation. and the brilunce by sale of

bonds. House and Senate leaders vlr»

It is proposed

9 that most of the revenue should come

'l'rom the increased tags from' in
1

trially decided today.

comes. inheritance and ccss profits:
and that an issue of 3 2 per cent
bonds be authorized for; $5. 000 000 “"0
of which $3. 000.000 .000 would be 111-71

wested in war bonds of the Entente

nations and $2, 000 000, 000 would cov-r

7 er the balance of the war expensesI
All of the two.
billion might not be needed withlnI and Victor
bridge 11101-0 m" duty at} 3 a m. when the your ,nccoiding to advance call-I
strangers endeavored to pass ..

not met by notation.

nl.ates
Métn

there .‘was some. talk of pressing- im'

mediatoly only for the three billionI
dollar bond issue for the Monte loan.

allowing the two billion issue
army and' navy. expenses
moie' deliberate. legislative action.
Idlcations were that the bond
would have little effective oppo
in eitherfiouse .although the prob‘
toms of 10111111011 for the war are like.
l'y to prove more difficult.

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f011 IIAII 9998981"

hers of the House Ways and
Means committee today discussed the
details of the finance proposals and

sition

‘ i housed: exclusively
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9111.1 Remain In Training Station for German 1.11.1.1... on 11.1. bur-11m and No Such Trouble as Hampereil Eng:

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land During Part of War

 

1 W ASille‘TnN. April 9. No strikes
(1' 11111111 disputes of any kind during
the War is the 111'0111‘11111 01 1110. 11101.1'
0011111111100 01 11111 1111111011 of national.
riotouses- advisun' “11111111541011. 11111111-
111 by 5111111111 (11111111111314 11117511111111 of
11117 3111111111111 I‘Itllt’l'dllflll of Lubm.

in 11 report unanimously adopted by
11111011u111il 111111 commission and made
publit. 1011111111 11111 committee dc-
1971111113: ”‘11111 deltnsc 111111 81111111. oi
the nation must be the first con
.bItIl‘l‘ltiIllll 111 .111 pntilotlc citizens,"
11ml proposes that “11ch01 cuter
gcncies 111-11111 requiring 11 change of.

5131111111: nearly the whole of yester- Another Damaged m laCIlSOIWIAIC" standards such 01111111108 should bcI

only 1111111 inwstlgutlon and 1111
by 1111- council of national do.

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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN

MONDAY.

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HAHlllIll III ‘
181 1989118

Illaiioual cn'sis llvieli on at consid-
erablelength 1n Course of Eas— '
terllay Discourses '

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tenements Present to 111.11.11.11
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-... .1... .77 :
1111 neat-net A. balms East I
(r sermon dealt 111111 Ellwnnity andI

‘the war, his morph to pic
111-1111: ”The Resort' on Power of
t‘ 111'.th is Chflutiani found/inclgingl

in its I‘oucr Today?" His text 011135
from 1101111111111 1.. 45, "Concerning Ills;
son Jesus Christ our Lord.wlilchI1
was made of the ‘it’ul of 1111110 1111-;
1111111111: to 1111- 1101-111 and dctiarcd to

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be it 11 Son of God with potter. no
cording to the spi1it .ol’ holiness byl
'.‘the insurrection from the d. .111

The
1' distourse was as follow»: I

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. '7 The recruiting committee oi" Nation-

HAII 89181 11111881
8Alllll IIIII IIIIIA

IlAembe'rs Ordered to Report hnme
01111er to Bronldyn Navy Yard

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Illrookiyn Nuvy'i‘anl, N. Y.-

tho reserve by letter this morning.

I "i‘iiosc 11110 enlisted in the reserve as:
.'A'tl

.teonicn have been colored to
Ito the Y.‘M. (1.0.111 New Ork.
11 here they. .will complete enrollment

Jersey to New London. Conn.
men will he placed 011 hour

Idetectin'g and other hostile bouts.

I Those who enlisted in the Naval Re
'serve 19am; Hamilton Comstock,
'Kenneh' H Young, William C. Mc
Lean. red F. Lovejo‘y; Fred Larsen

Youngs. Barry W. 0b

1

J. Miller. George W. Stnrldgyant.
Stanley L Tallinudgo, 11.1.1. J Hudsoni
lRichardc'Podzelny Gem'Fgo B. Mont”
gomcry Dr. Hiram B. West. Elmer H.

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IHIIIIIIAIII HIIIMIH AIIIl

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Special meetings were held yesterv.
'0 “Wu“ day afternoon. 11.7 all of the 1111111117111
in fire houses» for the purpose of. bring-l
issue lug before the members of. the them ,
proposalI
whereby the firemen and the mom-I
bers of the Norw'alk Boat- Club would‘
I commie their efforts to secure 11. inc
Chine 'gun‘ for the use of: the p’oiice' ”96

The gun. will

uptown companies‘ the

of the First Distric

be turned over to I cl '.v but W“

 

, The Naval Coast Defense Reserve
Squads ”0m warships in‘ o Not-walk has been called out and
the "WW came “Show “MIR-“7815110417. ordered to report inunedlately to the
Word
I was received how by the. members of

The Naval Reserve will be used in
Ithc guarding of the coast from NcwI
The‘
d smalll

9 I 'About‘I cruisers .11.'hich' will be used in the

Norman Wiggleswortli. Ernest W.I
bri’under. John
P Berberish, Arthur D. Lane, Wilbur
W Henunona,'l‘racey B. Ambler, John

Roberts, Earles B. Sreyens. Richard:
W. Su eeney. Walter S". (11.111111112101111i
E. Howard Rev. Ernest F. McGregor.

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e, nptown‘

ul Defense appointed by Mayor Mil
,cl1ell.0f New York is desirous that
’ yor (furl Axel Harstrom and othorI'
ItIIInlIicinls oi“ this city cooperate with
I it in securing recruits for the United
I States Navy and Army. -

The following letter received by
I Mayor Hurstrom is self- explanatory.
Mayor.

Norwalk. Conn;

The recruiting committee of na-

tional deicnae appointed by Mayor

'ate with you in recruiting tho urmyu‘
and navy up to war strength. We
have started an active campaign sup-

Greatcr New York‘ to distribute litera-
ture of. all kinds and are cooperating
with the army and nav 11nd marine
corps otheers appoint on recruiting
duty.

We are especially anxious to have
112 national recruiting day on the an
niversary of the Battle of Lexington
and would earnestly request. that. you
cooperate with us to make 11131111
great national demonstration-'0! loyal-
ty to our government as an expres
sion of our feelings to the world gen
erally.

We have arranged to duplicate the
ride of Paul Revere on the 18111 and
the Poem of Paul Revere will be r-c
'clted at all theatres. school hour-10711.7
church Ian and shown on the screens
by all the moving picture houses on
the 19th.

We hope to have the modern Lox
.I ington alarm distributed by flying 111.1
1 chines telling of church bells. factory
whistles. Please adviso us it you will
co operate with us and would you like
to hays us forward you the details or
the programnm that we. are working
up 0111 '

ALEXAVDER J. HEMPPEH»
Chairman recrh'it'ing committee on Na
tional Defense.

 

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llI8IIIIIlIlIl IMIIIIIIIS
‘ " :lllSI’IAI PAIRIIIIISM

1, ~I—u—un-

Fifty foreigners employed in the

.Plsti g and Buffing dophrtmonls at

kWood Abinnufacturlng Com-

hiny this morning drop ork,

Walked up the street and'7 purchased

!t.1'vo.large American flags
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iii. 81110911, of Hamilton aven’uo: Al-j.
111ml (teary.

91111111 to the hospital. (11111 1.113 11111011 “999991900“ at 3 30 oclock

Ibtirgh. 1119911111- bonds pore 1111-11 at

Mitchell earnestly desire to cooper-I

ported by the business interests of l

 

 

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Albert F.-ill11hal1, of 18 Spring llill
Road. in the Hermit hospital

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Albert P. Chehak, of ‘18 Spring inuI
road, is in a dying condition at the:
Norwalk Hospital with a coniponndl
fracture of the skull as the result ot-
being struck by an automobile driven;
by Daniel Gall. .11'., of Austin placc,I
at the corner of Cedar street and the
Connecticut Turnpike last night at
7.‘ .10 o‘clock. Gall is held for trial
on the charge of reckless driving,I
and drlting an aulornobile uithout 8.1
driver' 5 111 char under $500 bonds. -

Chehak and his wife were walkingI
along the Turnpike at the time of.
the accident. Gall came along in thel
some direction. Blinded by the light
of an automobile headed toward him;
Chehak stepped directly in front of
1110 Gail machine as it was about to,
pass him. The auto struck 1.1111 and
buried the body one side and 1110119.
'skiddcd eighty yards 1111010 it could
or 11.713.11.111 to :1 stands till. '

Officer John E. Reynolds happened
to be 119111 the1 11111.111 of the accident:
and took charge of 113111111. llchad
Chehak taken to 112-. x :111'1111 hos-11111.1
in (bill‘s machine. 111'. $111112".
Tim-.01. l)1'.l‘1".111!11111 13101211 111.1 lir
F11. 11151.11 '1. l'urncli lt‘Ok charge of the
0350.11 was found that Chehnk had!
a compound fr'actuie' of the skull andI
11 c.11111pou1111 l.'1111urr of the 11 it 1111;.

7X11 t'1.'1ptrtti1111 “as porfoi'nicd and
“this morninr \1'0111 8-1111111 itc hospital
said 111111 111'1 “as 110111;, nlcch. 111111
that 110 111111 :1 111111110.' of of recov'ciy.

Those in ihct car with Mr. (lull MI
9 11111111110. of thc accident 1111 re (9311111105;

Baron Erich Zwietliuek Wants to Leave Wash 91011
Once. and Word Comes iron American liisie
Stovall at Borne that Relations [lad Been Broken "
at Vienna April 8

IIISOIIIIIAHS Hill 809898101 IHE HAII Allll ._
MEANS 01 91181118 HOSEI IHIIIllllII8lll Ill 89H8IIIS

Passage 011.111.2111.. Appropriation Bills Expected
There is Some opposition Developing”

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WASMNGTON, April 9. _
Baron Erich Zwiedinek, charged
the Austro-Hungarian embassylxn
'hére, today demanded his pass:
ports. - 9

By this act Austria-Hp ng _
Reorui‘ s Assignedto Membershipin breaks off diplomatic “13 0

with the United States.

the Two Companies lust Formed Almost 3. the same time ;

patch was received from
"f 11‘3“““0” """““°'~ A meeting of the 1(cl‘ulillig board can Minister Stovall at 93 j

Robert and Albl’i‘l lifllnc 0f (I'IICBI JP‘OI': the (IOHIIQCIICUI. 1101188 Gum;' announcing that relations ‘ I
'nut strut-1.111101 taking the injured “us hold at the (-9“. ball )esicrdny been broken OH by A110“ g

All mem-
Ito 1111' 110ml:- 06.100110 George M. Vos- 9 l d w 0 ”.099 m9 Re Vienna on April 8., it. fit
btrs of in boar ci' 1 c 9 b I P 95 (1868

Iports from all the phloem show that

 

 

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IIIIOII Irccrutts have been 11.11.11.311 hndIh ave . All Amu'lcan consular offi
,pasacd the surgdon's examination to as well as diplomatg m
"S the number of one hundred 11111310191919: drawn from Manta—Hit
It‘oui'. It was voted to procee w
IcowAmjly CHI-PR the. inunedlute organization of two Spain will take over “If“. ‘9 ,

companies. with a present member-1'0f the United Stat“ in A
. ship of seventy- -two men in each com IA]! Austrian consular 0
911nny. and that the two companies b99wcll as diplomat! will
Idcslgnat'ed under~ the letters of the drawn from the ”111MB
.old infantry companies, formerly 1191: Austria-Hungary ha
horw 111k, namely Company: D9119ndE1919J 9 S c.“ to over her m
W 11111 voted to lace up tin wed take
II as 0 p in the United States.

IN 1111 1111

No cxamplci of unpuirioilsm in
Norwalk have been brought to no
1100 within the past week. if the cul-
prits in either case should be caught.
a serious punishment will be dealt
nut .1. them. On Friday. night about
11:30 o‘clock some one stole a flag
which 111.11 gone through the Spanish-
can her, from in front of the

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ward P. Weed in command of Com 1 I
puny D, and Captain Chat-163M000 in WASHINGTON Ap'fil' 9;
command of Company F. The board joint resolution foianflgr

a] joint committee on the con , 9

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then assigned the recruits to member
ship,in the two companies as follows:
Company rt.

Ihomc'of Mrs Frank Schiburelte of 1 William R.Al1rens.Itanm51¥t°daY~bX"
I216 smut: Main street. The flag wa'sI William E. Ashton. ‘ IWCCksofmhu
.n valuable one and no trace of the} Warren ..0 At.wntc1'.Iresmtatiw Holiday
171.11.11.11 have been found. - Harry 111111.011. Iboth Remnm 91
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Dominik Andronik.
Stephen Bar-dos.
Edward J. Brownrir.
.‘.imet; H3 Bracken.
Charles E. Britto.
Stamistls Bodnak.
Frederick ~lil .-Brii.ton.
'Ethde ”W. BYODIl)’.'-';' '
Joseph S. Buchta. '
Witoid Budnick. '
'Mortimer S. Bctts.
Arthur 7N. Clark.
Jere M. Clark.
Alfred B. Cutbill.
Thomas El. 0011-;
Ralph'hl Dibble.
Charles T.Dimon1l.

C. /A. DcVoe reported to the police.
this morning that. ‘0. flag in front of.
his home at 190 Etist avenue had beenI
desecrated recently Mr. DeVoe and
lfamily were away. frail home last
Friday front 3 to 9 p.111 and on Sat-
urday morning Mi‘s. DeVoe dlscova.
ed 1111.1 someone 1.111 cut the' flag in;
shreds and made three or four bmtdsi
of 11.11 severed ends“ Mr. DeVoe 1111*
pay for inlet-1111111011 that will lend to
the identity of the guilty party.

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Mm. Georve it. You Alsiyne tliisI topsositmn 99. both
morning sold 1.11 Crescent Laundry '

Ilooked for, but is n
r ' -— serious! thatch It’ll
mafiafiiwggreEfi-Ifirfl“SIMS: A meeting of the Knob Club \1' '11sI-EIe y

1 0117 the House Sid
will be conducted by John Serron, of '39:}: IINI'IoIItIaIIdIIItaoy 92951-9 M ”99991119911111; it members of $997 Wit
Concortl.Mnss. 1111289. van is a urac- DOY l l Sterling-I
1119-...” 1.2.1...“va and will make many 41101111112 orchestra to furnish music- committee were ptepan g
immediate improvements in H... “mm {or the coming. season. About :1 dozen: troduce either today or too .
less and will run the business in an “”91'9391035 for membeFSh‘I’ “ere 1"9 ,‘thc resolution for a 130:3

 

 

 

 

 

Iforccast upon the uncouth.
,. ICongrcss/today. Chief "
Ithcsc arc mum to ll
{issuance of bonds for.
I dollars and Wtdsin'g'ohis

 
 
 
 
 

 

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up- -to—dnte fashion. The stew onners fnggnjnig'caexofggdifit'fing (If; and the Military
are in IIOSSI‘I'IIIO“ I ithe club for the summer. it. was also Iheard teplcsfirtafives °fo

Ivotctl to have a patriotic opening oiI Depumlt eipiaxn its p9
I the cluhion Decom'tion' Day There raising“ army. The Ho

will be 'a prominent lecturer and is expected to agree promptf
patriotic exercises are being planned -a Senate amendment to th

I” oral deficiency bill givin‘
GUARDS SHOOT 'rwo PROWLERS. presidentanemergency W
of $100,000,000.

STE-AMSHIP S'I'. LOUIS SAFE.
NEW YORK. .11le 9.——The Ameri-
Ican Line Steamship St. Louis arrived
9here from Europe—tub first armed,
passenger to mall's 11 11.1.1111 voyage
from America. since the“ German de-797_. .
brce °f “nléstrltied 5mm?“ war-Jersey Guardsmen 311.... Down Men TheSmWasexmtetii
rare. _ . ‘1 ' * 2 M." .1 Lurking Aboat n. R1:Brldge. gin consideration today
The St. mule-left 111.117.111.11 011' TRENTON. N. J., Arll 9.4118111...” iii], “flying $9
a’ra'rcu 17. with American citizens $199192? £39993... Slimmfiilfl '
among 1“" passengers and WI 30111 were "acting suspiciously when
fired upon. Frank Mot-truth was 31.1.1
my a sentry guarding an 11111110011117.9811
to the Delaware vmver bridge of. the bury Am
Penney on Railroad. 9 Frank. Henry“

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