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Willi0|ll DAY
A, SMEnteGred I; the Southni'florwalk Poet
Office as Second Clue Matter.
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BURflttitttttSTtflt ANtltitEtt HA8 [EASE
Eugene C. Schenck Held For Asks Court to Award $3,000
Superior Court—Charlesl Damages—Defendant De-
Aptree Had Wrong Autot flies Concealment
Markers M
iii lotsltlltll
32 NEW mus
0t tllE ARMY
, claiming the defendant conveyed
' t to illm land itl Norwalk free and clear
Nlt‘iil‘ “t'ld WU“; from all iucunlbraucc. bllt later he
Justice Harry \'
m 18, 1917
WALK“
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TWO CENTS-
‘lllltEcollll ISiN BRIlISii
HANDS AND DROCttliNt-iltltttl
tht APPE___tttt§ to BE DO0Mtil
Local Showers Tonight; Saturday Fair
llif SlNliilEl THANKS!)
lilii Iiilllili Dil’S
SUCCESS
Editor Sentinel:
In behalf of the Dollar Day
Committee of the Retail
Merchants' Association I wish
to thank you heartily for the-
~
Sustains All But One of
Governor’s Eight Vetoes
-—Holcomb Commends
in liarien Wednesday night for the
third successive evening, which pron;
ed either that Daricu is providing a
prolific crop of lawbreakers, or tilat
it is growing very good and purging
itself of sut ll Oil-I‘lltlt‘l‘s‘wli(‘(‘t‘ll'tllll;.‘,’ to
discovered that a third party held a
lease on tile land, Frank (liallnunzio
yesterday started suit in the-Superior
court before Judge Curtis against
Everett 0. Shiplnan, of Norwalk, t-tr
Tents Will Not Be Used,
But Long Low Buildings,
~22,000 Men Quarteredi
splendid manner in which you
cooperated with us in making
this third anniversary of Dollar
English Guns Are Encircling
the City to the South and
East and Only a Narrow
thtillt [Eu
i’lJNiSHMENT Hill i
| illt‘
‘ llAllllliN THIEVES
i
Jlisual Presentation Made
and Farewell Dinner Held ‘
t
liAlt’ffim, Eliay Iii-Beating the
record of‘fwo years ago by :21 hours.
the General Assembly of 1017 came to
:in end last night. There Were the
usual closing scenes of fun, although
they were devoid of approaches to the;
rough house which have marked some‘
of the session ends of other days. I
In an address to the joint convell-l
:tlon Governor Marcus ll. Holcomb rel
marked that this session had been the
l-‘horteSI since biennial sessions were
ltdopted, and this was due, not to the
fact that there had been less legisla-i
,tion to consider but that it had been ai
working session, the members had at-t
tended daily sessions well and that du- f
.1 ies were seriously considered. t.
Many Presentations Made. l
in the House there were many pre-t
hE‘nlfillOHS. including a diamond ring
for Speaker Healy. a gold Watch for:
Majority Leader Poasley. a gold watch:
ltor Chaplain Benedict. a diamond t-lng‘
for Clerk Keltealy, and it gold watch
for Assistant Clerk Cmnlryman, with
«some smaller gifts for a few other oili-
clals. . "'zll‘:
Mlnc rlty Leader Geary. who has
made a strong record during the ses»
stop. was not forgotten. lie was pre»
tsented with a handsome silver set‘
't't hich no doubt pleased hint highly.
There was not such a great deal of
business. for the two bodies to bandl‘
on the last day. One could not recall
.. closing session with so few meas-
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t
4‘ ill llariell
:lt‘tl to the county home.
goon ,t,,,,,ag.._.., lll Eact Encampment
Finds An tncumbrance.
The plaintiff alleged that on Fell-
lu'lry lei, lttltl, llit‘. defendant by decd
conveyed to the plaintiff ll tract of
20 acres with buildings at Chestnut}
Hill, Norwalk, with a warranty"
against all incumbrance, but that at
the time the premises were (‘Ulth'l‘l‘lll
tldward it). Smith had a. base on ag
portion of them for an ice house. .
The plaintiff stated yesterday L.lxlf EllCh TOW'n t0 Have. 2,000
he tried to sell the land and had ill l
tllallcc to sell it at profit of $2.0m,
through a real estate agent. bllt that
the pl'ospcctii to buyer backed out of
‘ the deal when he lllh‘t'Oll'Wt‘tl thrill
. ‘ ‘ , ”MM there was lease on the property with \VASlllNGTON. May 18.-—C0mplete
5‘1“}: '1 durather “3"“ Ml“ Nulth NW" the result that lllillll‘tllllllt) not only'plans for housing 22,000 men at each
lllilll .YUll‘ lost the sale of the property but lllso'of thirty-two divisional cantonmetlt
had to pay a ColllllllsstUll to the realicnnlps in which the new: war army is
estate for procuring a purchaser. gto be trained have been worked'out by
Told Buyer He Says. iwnr department officials. and construe
onc‘s viewpoint. Two cases were
heard, making the tifth in the three‘
days. The first was a burglary ease?
offender. Eugene (‘. Scllenck.‘
pleading guilty atld being held under
bollds for the September term of the
Superior t‘oul't, and the other [I‘M
case of t‘llarles Aptrec. for violation
of the luotor laws. it costing the
young man $15.97 for tllivilll: his car
with lust ytar's lllal‘kers.
while waiting the receipt of those for
the current year. ordered recently.
since his elliployer. ti. llutihl Smith
of 'rtlktlll‘lit‘, had sent his two tars
up to his summer residence here. lll
imposing sentence. Justice
Than a Square Mile
(Continued on Sixth Pine)
Silipman. the defendant, tlt't‘lltl‘t‘tllllon work will be undertaken as soon
' {as commanders of the military de.
(Continued On Page Twelve) ipartlucnts have designated the sites.
,.__._-.._v--_____-.. Twelve of the camps will $010 the
‘new southeastern departuiopt. com.
lmandcd by Maj. Gen. Leonal‘d Wood.
lmuklng 264,000 troops assigned to that
FHREST FIRES illenartulent. -Slx camps willbc estate
Ellsllcd in the central department, six
. llti fiiitti llAMAllE!
‘ i
ill the southern. three in the Western.
DULUTH. 'Minn., May lav—The;
four in the eastern and one in the
northeastern department.
The building will‘be
. .. . , . ., North country was lighted again last‘
:llp wt: \Illllll)|p 'to supportvtllll'n and tilt-{lit by new forest fires and old ones
mu, tum up in .t proptl manly 1- fanned into activity by strong winds.
Neighbors testified that Mrs. llctlll'sm‘“orm received today mum“ .“ ,’
"Grand Rapids, Minn—A particular-t!
conduct was not all that it should,
lv serious fire is in progress in tlhc,
till ESMMITTH]
One of Ill? saddest case; over
handled by Judge George 11. \'osburgh
came up tilts morning ill the city
court. Mrs. Annie Deak, of Ely ave-
nue, mother of six children, was llail~
ed before the court on grounds that
(Continual! on Eleventh Page.)
have been anti the police coroboratcti
'- - - i " ~ ‘ w .. l _ , ,
this ‘siAlt lupin. lilo: child-lull. lung ,lteer Lake (“ENNL Mall) . square,
in" 3" “L" roul " -‘“”“ “m" [minutes in Itasca county have burned
“w 5“” ”Md "Hm “‘an “l l “ over. Near Stanlev six fires are born;
thought of being separated from their
mother. ulld the latter tlid likewise.
After Judge \‘osburgh had heard all
the evidence he decided that five of
the children. (lanolin. Edward, Mary.
lost-pit and August. should be commit-
lt scellls
tug. Wire cotulntlniction is inter“
ruototl. |
u‘lesnba, Millll.~ For the tirst time in,
the history of the range. nine pumps;
have been withdrawn from mines. toil
fight fires Railroad men. (‘ttllglll-Dn
two walls
between of ilrw‘
Wiltlll it] ESMMAND
204,000 Tliflill’St
i honest values offered by every
Buildings and Cover More‘
i.
Wmcom '
Day the huge success that it
was. Every merchant I have
interviewed had a wonderful
sunllllulus
. . , upturn
unhesitatingly answered, your [Each Citizen of Norwalk
splendid co-operation and the 5 Has An Opportunity to
Take His Share
\‘.‘ASill.\'('l'l‘(T!\', May 1h. The Sll"
'.,retury of the Treasury invites sub
writ-lions at par and accrued interest
from the people of the l‘nitcd States
of America for $2,000,0oocoo of the
Elfin year 3 1-2 pt‘r cent. gold bonds
of an issue authorized by act of (“on
gross approved April 24, 1917.
Description of Bonds.
Bearer bonds with interest coupons l .
. ' . . . l'lllds ‘ill(l the Drocolll't— ‘
attached will be issued ill ticuomlnu- ‘ ' Qucant
lions of $50, $100, $500. and $1,00tl.t“‘w appt’ill'N (ltitllllt‘tl. The tremen'
Bonds registered as to principal andvdmts sacrifices made by the Ger- ..
interest will be issued in denomina-,mans have proved ill vain and
ttions of $100. $500, $1.00"' $5.tiltt7_h;thc flames of burning towns be-
5‘10.000. ”(WOO and 3100.000. I""m‘illilld their lilies give color to re—
,. ,. , . ,.,.,,,t . .
;}°“bg‘,,',§l, b5,"$§‘,.,fffi, tlu thChmMbports that Flt-ill Marshal vou Hill-
denominations.
aud of coupon and registered bonds
Gateway on Northwest 18 ,
Open to German Garrison
tinnitus Till
attribution
News From Russia Is Of a
-» More Reassuring Charac-
ter Than in ' Several
Weeks.
Bllllccollrt is at last ill British
one helping to make Dollar Day
the success it has grown to be.
Many I have seen expressed
their views in a very praise-
worthy and optimistic manner
to our local merchants for their
co-operation for the welfare of
all, patrons as well as store-
keepers. Again thanking you
for the generous space allotted
us, and assuring you of our by
Lil appreciation,
Very Truly Yours,
JOSEPH DAVIS,
dhairman Dollar Day Commit.
tee.
,tdcnbllrg is contemplating another
upon payment. if the Secretary of [he'll‘illl‘g‘lt‘ l‘cit‘caf.
Treasury shall require. of a clause The capture of Bullecourt has
not exceeding $1 for each new bond
issued upon such exchange Trans fers,brotu:ld the British to within two
v - , . ' '10s of Queant on the northern
.. ,.,_ - .,. ,. omit d . ‘t in e: of’“.“ . . ’ . .
TH “mgmond h in “C“ g H lsldc of the famous switch line;
, (Continued on mm, Page.) iTllt‘ll' gulls have already encircled.
,lt at all equal distance to the
lsouth and east and only a narrow
igatcway to tile llort‘uwcst. lies open
:ltl tltc (icrluau garrison. Bulls-
Bill RUNS IN .
llllliNSEl] BY STATE
which runs direct to (gucanid Pre-
sumably it will take some time for
the British to establish their
heavy guns on this height, but the
’of Mr. and Mrs. ti". W._.\'icllols. colored
tresidents (f West Rocks Road. was
Effect June 1. '
that .\l rs.
Ih-ak's husband is in thc
Likelihood of Withdrawal of
a bridge
. . jumped into water barrels
.titlllllll'illlll at Shelton. She has been themselves.
receiving support from the town. alld ““31“va ‘.\llllll.—~*l“ll'l’R “.0”. fanned
tlait‘oed that she also did washing into action again last night by north-l
:qu mhcr labor. l'cellle titular" h“r \t‘l‘s‘l winds. tug fires are rcunrlml,
llt‘lL‘llbtll'llthtl told a story iardlttcreut six miles east of Sturgeon ink“. m»,
from this. .\lrs. llcllk wav- allowcd to “H...“ ,“0 districts already dcvas.‘
retain the custody of the youngest “Hp“.
child: a baby about :i )elll' old. (‘lilSllOL'lL Minn. The most sel‘l— cus ll. Holcomb has granted the re-
‘tuls tire is «‘11 Willlt‘ll. where the till quest Four hundred names are on
ii’ollt l’owder mill is located. The fire 1)“. “5, “mph“; at the governor's of.
came within half a mile of the wart“ mp, the 1;“ng number of special 1,0.
Naval Department Officials NORWALK CHAPTER
DOUbt If Ulllth States DC-i CONTRIBUTES FUNDS house. lll(‘t'lllf’ll ever appointed by ll governor
' illlllll. Mind'JSclmOls M0 0105““ !({of Connecticut at one time. Included
' ' t j 7' l n l . .
stroyel Engaged “ lth there was a large attendance at the permit clllldren to fight fires. in the list are the names of practical-
. annual meeting of the Norwallt (.‘ltap- ly every conductor and brakeman
Submarlne tor. it. A. ll.. held yesterday afternoon lworking tor the "New Haven" in this
at the llonlc of Mrs. George R‘ Bal'll- “RUN-i STHRE
RIKER :Chy-
um. 17 Morgan avtnue A
After the reading of the annual red ‘at one time made by a governor 0‘
between an Anlercan desttoyer and'
‘ . ports. tall. interesting report of tie ' , ,(fonnecticut up to the present request.
a submarine ill the hatred zone 20th (‘cntennial Congress, (1. A. IL! J ‘ ofthe “New Haven" road was? made
llt‘ltl
not Ntllflihitlf 9
uptown-all
l0 save,
to take Action
The "New Haven" road has requested
the appiontmcnt of a small army of
spetial policemen and Governor Mar-
Vi’ASlllNGTON, May 1831\‘0 in.
formation on the reported encounter
1‘
around the British isles had reached, ill Washington in April. was .on aplfiT‘m‘ltion of the “New
the Navy Department today. ii!‘,l\'(’ll by the delegate, Mrs. Stanley jabout ten years ago when there was
“f" “it may be true." said the official Smith. The (‘haptcr accepted an lll'l The wcll‘known Rikcr-llegenlan‘danger of a strike on the road. Owing
.lll charge of the censorship. “The. vitation front Rev. Frederick Coleman, Corporation has it's pvt» on the prop- to the work necessitated by the ap-
vessels are ovcr there and if they met to attend patriotic services at Trillityt or“. recently acquired bv l.. Goltlcll, pointnlcnls, they will not be received
a submarine there certainly was a Church, Sunday evening. May 27th. at; the. East stllinuton mm merchant. by the “New Haven" for over a week.
fight. ,Wlmmi‘l‘ 0“ “0‘ 1110." met a 7130- land there is strong probability that in Recently nearly 100
submarine “‘9 him‘ "0 way 01' It‘llingf 'll. “‘tlfi mind that the Nm‘Wlel ‘the near future one of the big chain appointed for the Connecticut Com-
There is no reference to such alt ensi (‘baptcr give $10.00 to tile Margal‘t’l: of am" stores will be opened ill one party.
counter in ”w oflicial 'lisl’i‘lCl“‘5'u :lienry Memorial Fund. also $15-00 l": of lllt‘hstorcs. Mtr. Golden plans to! It is believed that the possibilities
Rumors that have been current for: the. local Red Cross Society Chaplet} remodel ”,9 pump"; and bring it upXot‘ the withdrawal of militiamen from
the past week that there had been an The annual election resulted as folq todatc Neuotia‘iong hmp been guard duty may have caused the appli-
accident to an Amricau destroyer “onllowsr— . i ”01mm; for 570"“. mm hptwee“ the cation for this large number of spct‘ial
the other side" were also discreditctli Regent-Hilts. Robert llay. mkmnfipgpman people and the owner police appointments.
in the naval censors. Viceltegent—E. G. Huntington. Wm, prosppcls 1.1m the deal will be M
“Any accident, however slight, Recording Sc(‘l‘ctal'.\'—Stallh‘ySmith consumated witllill a few days. , I
would have been reported," they said.I Corresponding Secretary~“l‘l. 11' i
“As a matter of fact none has." i Swords. l l
MR. SHERRON NOW
CAPyIN IN ,ARMY‘ _ flN WAR TAX lllll
George A. Sherron, former street;
commissioner and city engineer of‘
Norwalk. has been commissioned as
captain ill tile United States Corps of
Engineers. He is stationed at Bresidio
Barracks, Calif ,vrnia. Mr. S-llerron re.
signed his position here several
months ago to accept a better offer
made to him by a large. film in Los,
Angeles. According to a letter re-
ceived by his people, there. is a'likeli-,
hood that the Corps of Engineers lnayl
l
'I‘reasllrerwB. Ill. Andrews.
Historial‘l-—Miss Illillervia Nash.
Registrar—Mrs. Pobert Van Buren.
-Curator—--I\liss Sarah Lewis.
MASHNIE [ll]. "A
I The retiring regent, Mrs. ‘Tlhristian
l Snlartz, who has served for the‘past
‘ l two years was given a rising vote of
thanks and appreciation for her most
efficient service, and regret expressed
- . . t t 01 ' .
0.3 l‘netitmg of the directors of thel {Egéeihi‘ndggigo' feel ‘ble to c “mm
l ’ . . ' - . . ' » ~
“t A wetcoem
of improving the Masonic Temple on l ”if new ‘Ngenékfillg: Robert “al‘ and
Baum 11.“) street was discussed; it lneommg .. ..
James Donnelly. the stationer and‘
newsdealer, is in need of additional STEAMER WILLIAM
mom to accommodate his increasing EDWARD FOUNDERS
business and it may be deemed advis- ,
able to erect another addition to the} . . ’
building to acconiplish the desired mt 3‘ ”W" -N 'S-' May 18'4"“
. suits. It is also proposed to change:stenmer William Edward fonndered
the front of the. building. making it:
more attractive than at present antil
Otherwise improving the. property.
WASHINGTON, May 18.—thn the
House took up the war revenue bill
again today, the measure still fell
for short of providing $2,245,000.000,
Secretary McAdoo’s revised estimate
of one-half the war for the first year.
which the Administration had plans
cent. surtax increases on incomes
over $40,000, which the House approv-
ed yesterday in committee of the
be ordered to Russia any minute.
Mr. Sherron had a very profitable
and pleasant career in this city. He
was appointed as street commission-I
er and city engineer shortly after;
the consolidation of Norwalk and held
Ofl’ Cape tPine Wednesday night. it"wast it until he resigned cary this yenr.‘
learned here today. The crew was During his term in office, Mr; Sller-'
ditlonal, a ways and means committee
expert estimated.
Majority Leader Kitehin declared
new estimate and that if more! rem.
insured. The steamer was bound for; improvements.
Grand Falls, N. F.. and carried a‘clll'zo pleased to hear that be is settling: committee? met today“ to
M‘-
' Advertise in The Sent‘ .
. . not of null!- along nicely. . changes in the hill.
* Consider
Militiamen Causes Road .
i
The record number of appointments‘
Haven” ,
policemen were ‘
whole, provided about $66,000,000 ad-'
the House would make‘tno effort. to;
raise the total to Secretary MoAdoo‘si trol of the automobilea large tourlnt't
He was en route to New York
saved. The ship and cat-go were ful‘v ron'vvorked faithfully‘and ‘made‘manyl enue is..peeded, a separate bill would to meet Mr. and Mrs. McMullen at the
His friends will be be introduced at the next session..Tha..Hoter Dorrninn. Keane had nbtagnled
oNewr Riot: olo.
Because they must get .iitney it:
(‘enscs frotll the state on June 1,
Bridgeport jitney drivers are refused
licenses by the police. Following a
law passed by the last legislature. all
,permits will be issued after June 1,
,froln Hartford, instead of being band-
,led by the municipalities as at pres-
! ellt.
'. There
was much speculation dur»
ing the last year. over the impending.
action of the legislature, as the Sn-
preme court in a recent ruling, held
it is unlawful for a municipality to
collect any tax on all automobile other
,than that imposed by the state.
i Licensed by State.‘
To overcome this difficulty a law
was passed which placed the issuing
of the jttuey licenses in the hands of
who secretary of state. This regular
charge of $1 will be maintained.
Under this ruling the Norwalk jit—
ney men will be obliged to apply to
Hartford for their licenses. but they
lllllst be first examined and their ap-
plications endorsed by the local police
out till
MEETS llEtlll
,NEw
Jame: Keane. 22 vcars old, employ
ed on the A. W. McMutlcn place, New
Canaan, was instantly killed early
Wednesday in Mamaroneck on the
Post Road. when an automobile in
len's chauffeur. Joules Cook. crashed
into a fence. bounced off it and hit a
telegraph pole.
tured at the base.
Keane formerly lived in Stamford
and worked at the Yale Towne plant.
damaged beyond repair.
Yesterday morning (look was ur-
ed until Monday night.
mended in the custody of his counsel.
Cook said that the headlight on a
car.
' permissiontto ride to
hunt: him. ~ .
«-
run dowll yesterday afternoon about 2
fate of Quctlnt sceuls scaled.
which he *as ridingr with Mr. Med-ful-
His skull was frac-
Cook hurt his leg and was other-
Iwise cut and bruised. The car was
tied to raise by taxation. The 25 perI
rsigned before Coroner Livingstone at
Mamaroneck. The case was continu-
He was re-
car approaching from the west blind-
ed him and caused him to"‘lose coa-
o'clock. by an automobile owned and‘
driven by .\l. J. Riordan, the local con-
tractor. Tlle youngster was chasing
a dog along tlle sidewalk on Main
street. near llenry street, and {LI-"Tina
Additional reports front the
lttlliun front emphasize the im—
portance of the victory wonkby
(tellcral (‘adol'lllu but they
lilgurilmlz,‘,“fig‘igg .1311‘033tmtiwi23 bring word that the Austrians
:0lilfn‘;0d him. notore -.\lr. Riordan have reacted and apparently the
usual period of counter attacks
wtll follow the first successful as~
sault on the lsonzo heights.
could apply the brakes to his car, the
little fellow was run down. Tile ma-
chine passed over the bov's body, htlt
fortunately the wheels ddi not touch
him. Mr. Riordan picked the child up‘
and rushed to the hospital. where Dr.
William J. Tracey took several stitch-
es ill his'right car which was quite
badly torn. anti attended to a larcera'
tion of the right knee.
)ir. thin-an was proceeding towards
\‘t’innipauk when the accident oc-
curred. Two meu who \vltncsscd the
mishap stated to the police that Mr.
Riordan was in no way responsible.
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YALE STUDENTS TO
WORK 1301135250 A DAY :lcast. the clamor of the Radicals
{and visionaries has died away.
9 NEW HAVEN, May 18,—Yale men‘ Probably the most important;
will don overalls and work nine news from Europe is the announce-
llours a day. six days a week, all sum-I
mer for $2.50 a day.
About, 100 students. dividedamc \‘»
two or more camps. will swing cradles.
guide cultivators, milk cows, and do
all those sundry other little tasks-.that
make up the life of a laboring agricul-
turist, spending thirteen weeks of this
summer in hard, back-breaking work
for the honor of old Eli and the in-
crease of lrish potatoes.
On June '13 the corps will cont-
inence its thirteen-week cncampmcm'bmh political and military quess
broken only by a two weeks‘ furlough lions .
in mid-summer. Camps of fifty men: .1 ‘.I l H H.
each. conducted under military regula-l“ 11L 1, 10“ Ll Ll,
lions, will be located at differentaat present,
points in the state. The men will live; ROME, May. 18, Via
together ln tents as a tlnli. conllniti5.]6 p.
forthcach day to work on the farmSI
of the neighborhood.
taro known to number 6,432, says
ALBANY WAREHOUSE ttlle official at
IS DESTROYED lby tlloaItalian. War Department.
- l The Italian announcement says
ALBANY. N. '1'” May 18.—The fivefw
§§§{§b2¥,f,fel§;’f§ Rad g’ffifiggfdigfofi:amltery was active. Efforts made
manufacturers, was ‘li'urned early to-
day.
$150,000. -
The company is filling a government:
contract for several thousand camn'
stoves. It was stated the tire would
not interrupt this. work. The teams of
the are l: undortemtnod. ,
the news front Russia is of a reas-
suriug.r character. l’rcmicr LvofE
expresses high hopes that the
coalition ministry will weather the
storms which have couvulscd the
country, dclnoralizcd its fighting
forces and raised the sinister spee-
trcs of anarchy and reaction. Gen~ ,
[crals Alcxicil'. irllssiloif and.
lGlll‘kt) have rcslllncd their com—
an active part ill the great strug»
etc. A Japanese naval force has
arrived at Marseilles, to join the
campaign against the German-
to tho dispatches, with the pur-
pose of protecting: French ship-
ping.
their offensive on the Julian front;
repulsed.
PETROGRAD, May 18, via
. (Continued. on race Two. . .,
l . - -
{llltllltls, anti tor the tune bcmg at; '
ment that Japan is going to take .
The. unheralded action by , .
the Allies’ Oriental partner raises I
of supreme interest, upon}
there is no light: j,
London,
m.~Allstro-Ilungurial: '
1prlsoncrs taken by the Italians in -
atcmcllt issued today .
by the Anson-Hungarians against -.
The loss 'was estimated at the new ltlaian positions on the ~
[Vodice and south of Grazigna were '
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