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Evin nonwflx, CONN", rpm”, JUNE 29, 1917
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ThtfideTstorms landwcooier‘ Tonight—
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_ CRIMINAL BAND
Surviving Two, Who Butch-
l cred Companion for Gold-
1 ‘ piece, Figfiht With Knives
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all: It tiiiii,
i tuiuaiiiiit
l“Ninny” Dangerously Woun-
.‘ded Tells of the Dramatic
Deaths of “Monte" and
“Slim”
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NEW YORK, .lune 29.—As dosiiortiit!
h band of criminals as this City t~vc.‘
ridevcloped practically came to an end
:without police aid yesterday when
Matthew Joseph (‘asselli and Thomas
lAbruzzo fought a tluel with knives in
,u ,room at No. 4.30 West lt‘orty-third
Street. Casselli. known as “Menu."
{Witfl killed and Abruzzo, known a.
""llnlly," suffered wounds which proh-
ttiily will terminate his life soon in
il’otlyclinic Hospital.
The two men were iii flight from
illusion. where they had completed a
tactics of robberies with brutal a
anurder as the police evi r knew, when
they fought over the division of spoils.
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liltlllitN Stalin
iiiitii .iiii
illllttlolillefi. Muss. .luni- \n
[inquest was held today into the tlcti'h
ioi‘ Mrs. l’ttllllll" lt'i-yes. wife or tleorgo
ill. Keyt-s, ti rt-ztl estate operator.
Whose hotly. with bullet wounds iii the
)th aitd hand, was pt'onnd in her
apartment here on June til. Miss iliiin
lt‘tct A. Varney. who was arrested at
lUNon. on June 2i}, pleaded not guilty
lid the charge of having niuitlerctl .\lr.~.
iKeycs and is now in the county jail at
.lfit‘dhitm, awaiting a hearing on July
‘It
" l‘telalives of Miss Varney have told
the policemen she was believed by
fllli'lll. to be the wife of 'Keyes. For
Mute tinte before and after the death
of the llruoklyn woman, Miss Vat'ttey
made lter home with a married sister,
tilt llplon .where l‘iieyes is said to have
’made frequent visits. She was absent
'from that town 'on the day of Mrs,
ilteyes’ (teeth.
The first impression. gained throualt
fit ”farewell“ note fotttid in the Reyes
gttp'fi‘lnteiit. was that Mrs. Keyes hail
willllllllt‘tl suicide. A suggestion that!
. .IO note might not have been \Vriieu
‘liy ers. Keycs was one of the matters
‘16 be inv‘t‘estigatod at the inquest.
i 'The dead woman was Keym‘
fi'econd wife. and was. married to him
inst year. He obtained a divorce from
’his first wife in tint on the grounds
ipf desertion.
Vl‘dlllllilililili
intuiti-
WASlilNG'l‘ON. Jun-P 29: The six
women Stiffrauists who have done
._ three days in jail for picketiti: i‘tt
’- White House were released
morning at the expiration of
sentences. and were, tlte heroines at
a breakfast given in their ltottor at
‘Wotnan's Party headquarters
-‘ The. police say they will prevent
..fnriltei' pickctini: by more arrests.
,1
TOWN SWEPT OUT
. WHEN OREGON DAM
LETS FLOOD LOOSE
BAKER, Ore. June 29.»—Reporis
from Haines says tlte town of Rock
Creek was swept away yesterday when
n EOLfoot dam at the flooded Klllaln-
was 0 take. 15 miles west of Haiti-s.
gave way. Almost every'bulldini: iii
the, town ls said to have been des-
_tr_q.vod,. _ it is not known whether
there has been any loss‘ of life, as
onimunicetion is cut off;
, llOl‘lS \\'(’l‘t_‘ t’Xilth-lt‘l'fllt'tl.
intuit n is _
innit iEAVE
Captain F reeland’s Com-
mand of 155 at the Nor-
walk Armory Awaiting
Orders
Assembled in the Armory on West
avenue. awaiting the call of departure
from No'rwalk are the members of
Company 1)., Second Regiment. New
Haven. Captain Robert Freeland.
when interviewed this morning. did
not know the destination of the com-
pany nor when it would be ordered to
move on. it is surmised here. how-
ever. that the company will go to New,
Haven and mobilize at the regular an;
AlllCIlS lllllil
lillCIilliS, AND
‘JllllliE H. J. turns
iiiiitiiiitititiiii *
, itiitiiiiiitiiiiiit
Fine Entertainment Marks
Close For the Summer Sca-
Morrts B. Bradford, Employ-
‘ .
School for Peeble Minded,
Acts Very Strangely
nual encampment. it is suspectediBlNflS WUMEN AN"
that later t‘empany i) will go to the}
No longer are the New llaven lllllf‘St
protecting the property of the .\'c\vl
,road company. Squads of men which __ ;
lhave' been stationed between (‘os t‘oi;
lnotv the whole company, 1.3.3 strong.‘ . . ‘ _ .
is at the armory on West avenue t‘onU Strikeb Otltcr TWO OV‘J
.tnilitiainen in the guarding of the rail-f Head
lTL‘Iltl bridges. ‘
e‘lH)’ ‘11 NOI‘WHlk- Tlll‘ 111““ “'9” irc.it- Elizabeth Suess, assistant matron. and
ed in good shape and certainly tlld not gm“ Dorothy Davis, a lumber. at [hp
.tion lllt‘l’ l't‘f‘t’ll’f‘d from locahpeople. were suffering today fmm wounds on
tin a few ca-N‘es tht‘l'f’ “’35 concl‘lt'l‘ilble .the head and nervous shock sustained
.of the iiiilitl’lnlt'll. lllll lllalll‘ ”f ll” “7" duck Richards, head teacher at the
Al any rate. school. was murdered in a‘cottaee on
1‘ ""llllUl'li‘bl“ Will“- ‘nls'ht. Morris B. Bradford. who has
been workint: with the women, and
he... at the police station ovi-r night.
A hunting knife. bearing a spot rc-
tace.
According to the brief statements
Miss Sitcss and Miss Davis. the three
tvctuen hail accepted llradfortl‘s invi-
ed at New Hampshire
lllawaiian slands. l
York, New Haven and Hartford rai‘p
land \Vestport have been called in ond,A156£@%‘S Throat Of One and,
istables have taken the place of the
Company D has had a ver)’ pleasant l.\t‘(l\‘lA. N. If. .lune ;D.~—.\liss
‘tmvc any kick coming from the rech- kitttii Si-tiiiiii for feeble-minded here.
‘nmm'ietr ubmu the conduct 01' WWI“ when their companion, Miss Alice
t‘ompany ll Will b“ 501T." ‘0 193"“ sum] the shore of Lake \\'innisouant last
\‘ he gave himself up to the politit". was
scinblina blood, was found in the cot-
ttbtainable by the authorities front
lotion to take suppir with him at the
t cottage, which . is on the school
SOll grounds. Early in the eveninc. they
_-_.. sold lll‘lltlltll'tl attacked them Tip-y
Tho ”iii-Huinnpqn to mark the tltl‘it'lt‘etl that he bound till llll't‘f' hand
(39.4“. m m. 5pm,” “punt (if 'l‘riit- and foot. cut Miss Richard's throat.
ttv church to the I summer was it “7‘le lll" “ll"‘l "m 0““? lit" head
. and cut their hair of”. Sitirtwl. ul’tcr
l:t‘i.tt :-itcce.~.-. 'l‘li-u parish hall \vats
tt'ititilcd iii the door: it) the children
'liei' parrots lust ('Vt‘llllltl. 'l‘liu
vats iii-nu ii‘itlly ili't‘tll'tilt-tl with
llit' and stripes and with the
flaw oi” our " ‘ 'l‘lte proat'atn
<ii\lll‘t‘l \ t]. iuiriotic na-
ture. lt lll‘};.']‘i with the shining of
"\niei‘icit” it) everyone present. led
by a creep of tom and :it'ls lll't‘:~.~“
id 101 pztz‘t. The other lllllllllt‘l\
\t'ci'c ilr'i l'olluws:~ »
l'inyl't "’i‘l Sillllmlill“ liubics and
the Overall lloys" ten little cirls
and boys.
".‘lllll‘lllliil "l‘ltrour‘h Hermit)"
....... litiwartl Newton and (‘herus
l-‘olli llanccs Ace of llititttonds.
lletip the l’lux.
Slioeniukers' lhince.
dark. he left [lit in. fine if the runny:
women managed to tree herself front
her bonds. locked tltc door and titt-
tied the cords which hound hi-r cutti-
panions.
liradfortl paddled tyre miles tip the
lake in a canoe and t‘lllcl'll‘til’. the city.
went to the county murlhousi'. l“lllil~
in: no one there. he went to the police
~1ntion and surrendered. telling the
.desk sergeant that he "had better look
hint up." Bradford gave no explana-
tion flirtlicr than to tell the sergeant
to call up Dr. Benjamin \\'. linker.
superintendent of lllt‘ school. and find
ett' tlte reason. it was then li'ill‘llt‘tl
that Bradford had l)l'|‘\'ltlll>l)‘ telc-
‘phoned in Dr. Baker and asked him to
visit the cottage.
When the police and Dr. Richards
0w“ llancc. l‘t-lli‘lit‘d the place Miss Richards was
1 See You. ‘tlt‘ild. '
Thcsc weie tlltilt ‘il hv groups of boys
attd .tzuls. Bl“ I:
;.n l
hull
Sldls
.li‘ e».
Ilill'll of :1
ll!”
Serial
loy Blue". . . .. ..
.....\lartha Zarzes
li“tllillltt?l "l.lltlil
‘lt-tiiatinu- "S is;.ttte". Ruth Snyder,
limitation . “Our Runner" .......... t
...................... Annie 'l‘ooker fifllflMAN MflN Y
Stiiic- “ lrtliy Round the lt‘lac".... "l
5 ....... Edward Newton and Chorus
,Recitalion-~~—“Fellowship" ........... . ““‘““"‘ '
i ...( ................. Georg? llamas: NEW YORK. June 29.-\Vhen the
Violin SERUM" """ anklm Slll’thl the Blast. and Emma Goldman were
.ltccitaticinwml‘he Food to France returned here today. it. was expected
’ """"""""" Consuelo Dawson that a jury would be selected before
i
5offered for probate in the
l
l Some-“Ktcp the. Home. Fire l‘urn’n'z'
, ..................... Robert Sltitld
"Recitation—“The Returned Finns".
..................... Grace. Holland:
'Yiolin St‘ltciion ..... Franklin Smith,
'1‘
night unless Berkman insisted on pro-
longing the trial by continuing to ask
questions of talesmen which have.
brought repritnanils front Judge Julius
Mayer and objections from the prose-
tiiisl
their.
l,Recitation"-“'i‘he Old Flat: Forever 'cutors. The defendants are charged
, ---------------- Huml’l‘ril’fl Dm‘leni i with conspiracy to obstruct the opera-
, Recitation “Nolan's Speech ....... ltion ol’ the selective draft 13“..
i --------------------- Frank TOOK”. As soon as the jury has been com-
‘ T11“ “Wing number “'“S 3 "“rltlileteti. Miss Goltllllan.\fl.< a witness.
beautiful and effective tableau. “Ant-,wm bf. asked 10 explaiit a nulnhpr of
tried and her allied nations." :(intrigg in her «bank book. There is
America was interpreted by Helen 0m.- entry 01‘53'05‘; made Jnntmyy 2p
Saunders. who was dressed as Liber‘, liilfi. p is the only large (lf‘thSil ap-
t)’. Grouped about her were the al-! pearing during 2 period 'of a number
lied nations Of Great Britain. Bt‘lfll‘illil,lof y..a,~5_ and. according to 111,. prosecu~
France. Russia and Italy These rer- tion. was made at a time when many
resenting the allies were Annie New-lines of preparedness received money
llOIl as Great Britain: Julienne Ilu-Zfrom sources outside this country.
,Mt'rtier, as Belgium: H. Jolst‘tphinel —_
l-Colcman. as France: Evelyn Benjattt-l
lite mn?nlal‘l'ii:iBAD FOREST FIRES
. .i t. tese new a case lll l i SWEEP OVER JAPAN
native gosttur-c. The singing of the!
"Star Spangled Banner" accompanied
the tableau. HAKODATE, Japan, June 29.—A
After the finish of the program ice disastrous forest fire which swept
,cream and cake were served to allinortbern Hokkaido recently cost the
‘ present. A committee of teachers of lives of at least 23 persons and utter-
gt‘ne school consisting of Miss Ella ly wiped out several hamlets. So
:I.iudeburi:. Miss M. Gehrman, Mills C.l rapid was the onrnsh of the flames
tCl'et‘tl and Mr. H. Jones, assisted by "thnt many inhabitants were either
, Miss Bessie Lindeburg and others burned to death or forced to lump h-
;had the whole affair in hand. Til: to the streams where‘ come were
Fox‘Piano Company were gracious drowned or suffocated. Lack of rain
enough to lend the school a
' the occasion “
4
piano for is causing numerous fires throughout
. in
«the eimpire
American consumer anti the
.ntent are to get relief from the high
itiviiiiiinitiii
Late Eli Hotchkiss Is De-
clared a Resident. of Flor-
ida Not Norwalk
Question of domicile and probate
of the will of the late Eli Hubbell
llotchkiss ,t'ormerly of Norwalk, and
later of Daytona, Florida, a wealthy
hotel owner in the latter city, came
up before Judge H. J. Curtis in the
Superior court, Bridgeport, yesterday
morning in an appeal by Mrs. Helen-
kiss, widow, from a dccreu of the Pro-
bate court of Norwalk taking jurisdic-
tion over the estate. after the evi-
dence had been heard .ltidgc Curtis
reversed the decree, and the will will
be. probated in lt‘lorida.
llotchkiss resided in quwalk until
1909, but since that time having be-
come estranged froin hisI wife has
spent much of his time iii Florida. lie
owned propetty in Norwalk. Nezvl
York, Florida, and other states, valu~
id at about $Sll(|,ilfl0. He spent a
large part of his time in Florida. 1
After his death. whichoccurred?
only a short time atzo ‘h's will wasl
Probate
court in Norwalk. The Question of
jurisdittion was raised. and the judge
decided that Hotchkiss Villa a resident
of Norwulk, From this Ig‘ClSlOll the
lwidow through her cottnst , appealed.
and the' facts were represented in a
friendly Hiil before Judge Curtis yes-
tcrday morning.
Testimony was introduced to show'
llotclikiss had frequently declared;
himself a citizen of Florida. and that
{he had la'ge interest-t there.
The llt'll‘tw of the estate are tit-3
widow. and a daughter. married to
Roman l-l. llaten, and whose tuar
ricae is believed to have caused the
esti'iiiieenient between Mr. and Mrs“?
lio‘tcltkiss.
MUST Tillili thliKEllStl’llllIE [If AllMlSSlllN
attainment
annuities;
Withdrawal of Soldiers Witt;
Hit Shops Hard. Manufac-E
turcrs Say
Withdrawal of national guardsmen
frotn guard duty at lh'idccport‘s ftic-i
torirs will hit the shops hard. manu-l
factnrers d claret] today.
Off Production. l
Officials of the liridccport
company asserted that they would
probably be compelled to take men"
ftoitt production work to maintain’
watch over the buildinas.
it was explained that there is great
difficulty in st curing u;- it suitable for
guard work. > Most men who are
t‘Qlllltltrll for it will soon be ill the;
ll"'ll('llf‘:~ .and the others prefer tbe.‘
more lucrative shop work. ‘
The munitions factories today \vcte‘
awaiting notice frotit Adjntant-(letter-l
al (‘ole of the date when the Nation-l
at Guardsmen would be relieved of:
further duty at their shops. They planl
to talv‘ no action to replace them?
until the definite date of the with-
drawal is made known. ~
Whether or W“, "iovrl‘nor Holcomb-
will call out the Home, Guard for.
this duty tiniil armed guards can be
organized is a matter of considerable
speculation among the officers and
men. Many of the officers hold re-
sponsible positions itt civil life and do
not.want to serve unless there is ab-
solute need for their services.
itiittiiiii =
nutrition
“'ASHlNGTON, June Sill—Both the
govern-
cost of coal. '
Beginning July 1 the price of soft
coal at all mines east of the MiSsis-t
sippi is to be reduced one to five‘
dollars a ton to the consumer. withI
jtitiiii
ttiiiiiiiiiitiiaiiT
Anita nut
An Opportunity to Enlist
Under Flag This Week, at
the City Hall .
The president has proclaimed this
Week as enlistment week for the reg-
ular army. He calls for 70,000 of the
young men of this country. Here is
the opportunity for volunteer, not
compulsory service under the colors.
The man who volunteers does all he
man. \Villingly, he offers his serv-
ices. He hears the call of his coun-
try and answers it. He does his bit.
He can do no more. Ills full duty
he gives.
'l‘he enlistment is only for the war.
At its end, these volunteers will be
discharged. They will retite from
service with honor, the applause. and
the gratitude of the people at home.
of the whole American nation. and of
all of the countries of our allies.
Young men of Norwalkl You who
have ml blood in your veins. rally
to the colors. You will get the first
lllltiSAVESilfli
. tinnitus
OTTAWA, Ont, June Mir-After
watching for two days the spot in
Duck Lake where her husband was
drowned. Mrs. Patrick Bruyere. of Ri-
ver Desert. Quebec. was saved from
starvation by the sagacity of her dog.
which swam from the mainland to the
rock in a lonely part of the lake where
the woman was marooncd with an ap-
peal for help. With her husband Mrs.
Bruyere went on a fishing trip three
training, you will get the first chance 4,,“ ago They landed on a rocky l:*
or promotion to command. You willda,“ sonic (“gimme from shorix Al
st-c soiiit- tlItl'ill'l“s of iiitt‘opc
ably in six nitnths.
comrades in the field
couie you.
. 3 l”_0b‘lsqtltlll set the canOc adrift, anti lit-ul‘t‘l‘e
3"“ “"ll “”‘l'who could not swim, tied a line about
there to w‘elvims body and waded into the lake at»
. . . . , ter the canoe. Getting to the end of
tinted States ttrcruuinuliiudquart- n... line and within a few feet of the
“x” “P f” ”l“ “ll-l. llilll- -"g1"- 5"‘;“‘itll*iftlng boat, he called to his wife 10'
of the .eneral lniantn service is lll‘kii g” of the line. As she did so llrtiy-
charse (lo and talk with him about (int stepped into a hole and sank. Mrs.
enlistmcnts. lie is ti tine soldier and mm“... was unable m hpip hint. ,
a sociable companion. lie will bel 0'“ the. 10min island her calls for
thetv today, tomorrow and lllilll Stnrtht-lp were unanswered for two days.
day night. on duty at all hours except ll)! n the firm-mpg dot: ,ttpm from the
“1““. ““‘l‘lb' ““d “it"‘l‘l'lg- ll'lll lllt'llltnainland. The woman found pencil
ll" (””1 b“ lUlllbl ill lll" Milllilt'lit‘lllll and pliIJt‘l‘ in lii-rhitsl-and’s coat. which
hotel You will tlljt))' taikiiu: \\‘il|l‘hv had iiilii‘ll off before he went after
lllll. He will be clad to St“ you. l‘h" canoe and wrote an iljtpm’ll for
Hear 'the call of your country. or 11.21” shc tied to the dog‘s collar and
fer your services to the Stills utidttheii told the animal to return to the
Shires. mainland.
‘ “" ,1 The dog carried the lilt‘s‘sfllt‘ to a
Ineighbor who organized a searching
gparty and rt‘-:ctti-d .‘.lrs. llruyirs, who
lwafi in a serious condition from ex
imsuz'c and luck of food. Th“ llmll' 01‘
‘lu-i‘ husband was recovered.
lNEilillliS iEAl‘llllfS
t
‘ Elllllliliil‘ hill]
The police should not get the lilllll‘l‘h~.
blot] that lllllI‘ will be a lack of eu- 1
Tertuinnicnt included in the price of ‘
admission at the lawn lot-t to ltt' sin-n bTABBHNfl EASI:
at the home of Mrs A‘ l). l.t‘\\l.\, ‘_'il,
\‘t'estport. tomorrow :tftvrnoon for the M
bt‘n‘ciit of lllt' Alllt'l‘A‘Hll lied t‘ross. An inquest lllll the dizi"i of Lot'-
Tlll‘ l'llilt‘d [UMP-‘4 NM." lwtlsllt'. 'lll’ enzo ltoitiiiit»‘i':ttio is lit-in: held. in the
Aero Club of America, and the Ant-l (-iti- court room. city hall, this tlllt'l-
erican l-‘ield Alllllllltént‘t‘. l~‘:iiriiei~lt "aim at 1;:2o o'clock h.\ ('tn'f‘l‘dl‘
(‘ounty lYnit. (‘onsitliiine the char-lithium, it is t".\lit"lt‘tl that two or
30‘" (ll ill“ alll'ilt'll'lll»“ ll‘n‘N‘l‘l‘ll tltl- tr.o;c men will be indie. .1 of i: order
mission fee is very low. Those who in the find degree as thv l‘0~llll of
have the judgment to attend this uii- [he iiiqttcit. Iioiiimicrtino died from
usually fine afl‘ait' will he amplr rc- wounds resulting u )m it trimaran
paid. Besides the cause for which,’ shooting and stabbing {my which oc-
1
Joseph ‘iceardo, o" lliidxepott. is
.in St. Vincent's hospital iti that cuy.
'A change for the better was market
l“ Vl‘l‘l’ "PM!“ the hearts of all true
American citizens.
3 this morning and he has a chance to
‘ recovery -.
1 Medical Examiner lir. 9. li. lunt-
NEW Fflfll] BILE‘ incttzn performed an autopsy (In the
tut/mun. uptown yesterday afternoon
'at 3 o'clock. lie was assisted by llr.
\VASliiNG'l‘OV lune r")._y\ deter-l llaricn and hr. 1!. .\l. Wolfe. lloctnr
mined etfert to modify the food bill‘ Lawrence and “PM“="t"$'~"l‘st.‘illll
. . . ' . disclosed the fact
be free. m“, an .‘ once. The autopsy. .
I y prohibition provr ' that the bullet which killed ltomou-
prcsident authority to permit the use J ,
of foodstuffs iii the manufacture of “gm of 1h“ lower end or the. spine.
It traversed the points. perforating
.f——-—-————-——
What the Autopsy Disclosed.
body of llomoneranu at the Raymond
-L ')A .lilllottse. Medical Examiner of
now before the Senate no tlillt. it will Thomas Hunt mm ht'llltI in attend-
sions or at MN so as to grant the'l'e'ano entered the back a little to the
beer and light win-rs. was begun to- the bone at the front of the pelvis
tiiii citiiiiiiii
iiiiiii DIPLOMAIIC iitiiioit _
writ Sililil ClUNlRIES
day by the Adttiinistration when Pres-
ident Wilson conferred on the ques.
tion with Senator Martin, the ma-
ority leader. and Senator Gerry, of
Rhode island.
President Wilson, according to Sen-
ator l‘helan. of California. with whom
he also confetred regardingr prohibi~
tion legislation. desires that he. have
authority to stop the manufacture of
malt and vinous liquors in case of
emergency. but does itot believe im-
mediate prohibition of their inanufac-l
titre is necessary or desirable.
PERKINS THROUGH WITH KUNZ.
After managing: Battling: Ktinz for
more than three years. Hill Pit-kins
is through with the local boxer. They
parted the best of friends. and Per~
kins hopes that the champion will
continue to make good. it scents that
there was a financial disagreement
‘ahotit. three inches to the right of.
l the middle line. The bullet. was found
imbf‘tlt‘tl in the. bone. in its passage
.throtiizh the pelvis the bullet cut tlte
tinternal ’iliac artery. and the. hemorr-
its
Entente Powers Must Con;
tinue to Fight Until They
Comvplete Original Pro-
gram, Says David Lloyd
George
lliillMANl WANTS
l
i ll] MAKEPEAIJE
l
l
l
But Desires ‘to Keep Econo-
? mic and Other Control
l Over Countries She Has
. Invaded
' The Greek government has brok—
,eu diplomatic relations with tier-
juitiuy. Attstria-llttinrtiry. Bulgaria.
laud Turkey. -
l The lititi-ule Powers must fight
‘ou until they have reacliwl the end
.tlit-y set out to attain when they
‘itl‘t't'lllt‘tl (lertnauy's challenge to
civilization. declared David Lloyd
tlcorue. the liritish premier. in a
speech at (ilttsu'ow today. To per-
tnit the war to t'ttlllt‘ to an end a
single liotir sooner with] be “the
trelllesl tllsnslet' that ever befell.
itiaiiliiutl.’ ‘ llt‘ iitltlt'tl.
; ’l‘htu‘e utterances possess notablot.
.siguiticiuicc at this moment when
ills-ri- i!:!\~' lwt-it suggestions that.
IAllied [unit'l's iiu‘hiiuu (lerinany
lit ht :thl't't' to some revision of
their previously declared war aims,
illlil at it time when hints have been
l‘tllliiilL" out of tit-ruinny that next;
1week‘s. of the German
lleit-hstatr llllL'lll witness some new
slultllttt‘lll on the question of peace
I.) (‘liiiucellor voii lietlunttun-lloll-
\\‘t‘f.!.
l’tmiblc point to the suggested.
Herman peat-e iiiovetut-nt is given
by reports of mysterious political
happenings \tithiu tieruiatt Eni-
>l‘\.\ltlll
mass the fete is given is a worthy one and (tun-ed on Wood street. Sunday night. ltll't'. The impression has been giv-
1on that the expected developments
would be of a dramatic nature, and.
press st’t‘llls to have llt‘l‘ll complete-
l) uiuzzletl. is.) far as discus‘sion of
political topics is concerned.
. "No doubt (terinaiiy wants
peace which \vottld give her
utter iti his speech. “but it is a
peace. which .wottld .give .her
economic and other control over
the countries which she has invad-
d."
l in the field of military opera-
tions the important development at;
present is fit cumulative pressure
which General Sir Douglas Haig is
applying to the German line:
about the coal city and mine fields
of IJCHS.
The operation now seems to have
taken on a somewhat broader
scope. Suggesting that tlie‘Britisl!
it'I‘lllllllllltlt‘l' lll chief in aimingfitt
l __ ‘llll‘ flanks of the Lens position, in
l
LONDON DIOVES TO , in it itlc encircling movement, while
. keeping up the push here and there
I
‘ CHECK JOY-RIDING on the immediate environs of the
'cit_\‘.
ihnse from this artery Wits the cause
i of truth.
l LONDON. J.utt(\-,—~‘.:'9.:_T0 (,1ka jmn“ Home six miles to the south, in
Iriding anti the misuse of governmehtlll“ Vlr'lllll." ill. ”PP."- lllff Bl‘ltlSll
' cars. many of the main roads out of ltlSl‘ lllgl'lll captured a German posi-
Lontlon have been placed undet- mili- tioii on a frottt of more titan a mile.
illllb‘i‘i‘llrgl'e girliilile‘i‘ti‘fil‘llllii ill ”"5”" "KL“"S' f'“ “ “‘3“? ”0““
litunlsh particulars and produce ail-lsmltll oi the Soucher. NW)" the‘
thot‘illi' for being away from their “,2; British continue to grain ground;
liments. Civilian motorists are. chal-i'l‘ll“.v l'll‘T‘ (‘lllt‘l'l‘ll AVllllli Wltlllll
,lenged to produce their petrol li-‘two miles of Lens. thus drawing-
: .—
lcenses. tconsidcrahly tighter the lines int-
n. still further cttt of fifty cents to between Perkins, Ktmz and Jack;
niediatley about the coal town. 'l‘o
. .sptrit shown by soft cflonlmen. ’
the government. 'l
An agreement to this effect has‘
been reached between representativesl
of the coal interests and government'
officials following several days of con-
ferences here.
It was also agreed to defer the?
question of lower prices on hard coal.
until after July 1. Anthracite opera—l
tors indicated willingness, however,:
to meet the government in the same
Denisey which cans-3d the former
to
throw up the managerinlship. ’
MRS. TAYLOR FRACTURES ANKLE.‘
Tripping on the steps of the front
veranda yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Ellis PP, Taylor, of 48 Covet'street.
fractured her. right ankle. The frac-
ture, is a'pninful one and Mrs? Tay-
lor is confined to her homer? ' Dr.
Franklin G. Brown is in attendance.
\
l HOSPITAL NOTES- ,lthe north of Lens, near Loos. the
Mrs. Bertha Mazzetlo m. 20 Lauralllrttish raiders are active, indicat-
mg: that. a further forward move‘
this
istrect was admitted yesterday.
' Irving Mast. of 88 Lexington ave- "1011? may be. expected on
Inue, Miss Lavvina Anderson of 'l‘ay-'flank.,
. .l r. ‘I .‘Iui '« '1 ~
l lor place and 11.3.. Catli..t.ne L..c..luso. (m the French front. the Verdun
,of It" South Main t‘tzect \‘.'(‘ ada:it-. - - - - -
'tcd 1°04”. “ . idistrtct has again spring into,
...
.c‘
: Arthur 55,5133, of Winnipault, 'andgprominem-e. 'l‘he GCI'lllanS have'
i‘Charles'Vaugh, of 7 Grove
Were discharged yesterday.
street,
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