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ICommissary Sergeant Emil
Jessen Pays a Visit to His
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ther Duty With Men in
France
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A giant of a iri‘im strolled iiilo 102:1le
Norwalli yesterday. Six feet, two and '
a half inches in height. weighing; 2M
pounds, slender waist, broad, iniisctl»,
brr should-firs, back squared like an'
oak board, with .1
' smooth Slltth‘Wl:
lace and stern cll‘lti, lie was it fellow"
to attract attention anywhere, (‘lllti
in the sel'l'ii‘ettlile, and yet tllll'ilt‘ll‘l't“
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Bulletins of Information Can I
Be Obtained From The
Evening Sentinel
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Employees of One of the
' Companies Ordered to Re-
ARMY DRAFIS port for Work—Believed
Others Will Follow Soon
Bulletin.» of illi’ormatioii for persons l
(who liesisil red for the draft may be
obtained at The Sentinel
ttl‘lc l ‘
Tlirollvli the courtesy of the nletnbcislsenators Charge That Flg-
ot the iixeiiiptioii itlard, a. limited ures FOI‘ North Were.
llllllllll'l‘ of the bulletins were obtaiir
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t I'iANlit'RY. .ltily l7.-*Dtlllbllr_\“.4
two molitlls‘ hat strike adiolvs siting
of speedy settlement. The first break1
in the tie-tip was aliiioiitit‘iid here ytml
triday alternoon \i‘iien ill"? elliplitl‘esi
cd and will be distributed to ititer- “Padded” and Those Of' cl ll‘tllil‘lré and Tlllllitt'Z'l, Latin-itc-
Pell‘ll Willem l-Ivenlition and Lll‘.“ . turns of ,ts ii llll' touch wt-le'
ciltnhc claims are exldaincd in i'ulll southern States Lowered “0th l to rcpor‘.J for work \l'cdnt-s-l
in the circulars, which its-ally are 00‘: ._.__._,__. day, l
{:l‘t‘tll value in those who rough-rut, ' . it has stated that an (tilit'l till-tit
..'tll,tlilien.tl instructions have llt’t‘llLExEMPTlflN ["1 with the italicrsl" union had been
rcltiied by the l‘lllt‘lllllllOll Board.‘ the firm. but the war?
| l't'ill'l'l‘ll l)_\' .
terms of the :if.’l'l-i‘lnt~ll‘. was not slat-l
rd. The :liinutninmeii' to the then
iha: they at“ to return to work calm"
The pamphlets are \l'i') bulky airll
contain nearly all the iniorinaiionl
necessary for the llti'lltl, The illl)'>l-‘
AlliNSthPililll
c111 qualifications ‘1”? described, tu- l't‘lli “31W" ltt‘éttl"tllrt‘l*‘1‘=
nether iii'ii the i‘tlrllls ot‘ titlidavits! ”"' " it is help-tell by i‘m- ballets tllal
used in making the various claims ll’l‘lRCSOlllthIl of Senator Bran. o in r factories will it How shot-01v
evvinplioti. it is noticeable that lllt-t and lillilit stilllila-lps.
piocess of t-lailniil: ext-iiiption or dis} degee Calling FOI' lilVOStl-. belt L' maintain. i \‘illt‘.
Slit i‘et v is“V
rcuard lt)‘
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cl‘ltil'se is now cl'lnlplicaled and iiec-l ‘ 'v‘ht‘lt“ 1' “I" “0‘ “I“ lllul"‘3ii' ”ltd" ill"
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t‘s‘rllttlt‘s‘ it fll'l‘ill drill (if lab0p rm 1119: gdtlon Adopted 0 ill tlL'lt't‘ lllill \\'1‘.L‘~‘.~‘ :‘llu‘l llo‘ ltl‘rHl
part 00' the applirant and the board. ”'“mm'” l “it ill“ Ft‘lllllfl l‘t'i"‘t' Ht ‘l19 in“. Till-V
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_-..‘~ l WASHINGTON. Jill!“ 17‘ A l'vi‘Uluv has been the l--llt.l.\ made in lll.‘ naive:
l min by Senator llrliiidesee of Con, m . t. .Hmld by 3m. .N' ”out“ “,1
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calling for tiilorillzitiou lt“, ‘
l tiecticut ”W.“
l “”1“"; tbs Census bututu's italitttlzv, (Continued On Page Twelve)
l lion estimates for the army drill". wast
l adopted yesterday by the Seiitiic‘ ‘
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l0ll llll AllllS
Congress May Be Asked to
Authorize a Payment of
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WASHIXQTON. July ‘27
‘l'illl'.4~‘
the llllfOl'n’t-Il develops. t‘tingl'es‘s' t’ll Nt‘l't’ltlht‘l‘ ti. 5
probably will be asked liliorts silt. :ld‘ lltti‘y Archer, 10. (liltltllllt‘l‘ ot‘ illc'
journnieiit of tho {it‘ll-10m} what...“ 0., dunno-ll woitiaii. rilll""tl a bm'pt to
authorize another gigantic lo 1 it. ll... will a new trial tor llt'l‘ mother.
allies. The present tltlllltil'l‘. =ion ill
$1l,tttttt.tttlo,otttl will be t‘hllilileivtl pithy
'* l0UR GERMlll SlEIlMERSlN
NORlH.8ill; thl [Still
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Small, and Those Which
Reached the Dutch Coast-
MRS. [lllllllllN l8 1 ill? Damaged .by Shell
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of Convicted.
Woman Begins Work to;
lSeveral People Killed or In-
jured in Demonstrations
Obtain New Trial '
HARTFORD, t'onii., Jilly liw'l‘wo
Against Russian Govern-
ment
women today ll'-‘iltll'il a iialll to save:
._\lrs. Ailil' Art-her (lillitall, condemn“
ttl as a tumult-less trout bciiic hauli-
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LONDON. July 17.——'l‘lle Ad-
tiuiralty announces the capture of
lt is iillitiiloti. to ,ay \0 tannotlmm. (it‘l‘utull “mum,“ ln' British.
214 a new lital, she rtlltl sptrilt-dly. ‘
lCaptured Vessels Are All‘
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uniform of the United States Ital-inc"
Sorps, he was a perfect physical type.
of a man. Let me, introduce to you
(loliimissary Scrgeant Emil .Jesstvii,
'lll'Ollll‘l‘ of Mrs, Richard ti. lien-l
dricks, of 29 Core avclillc, last Nor-
Wtilli. l
How Would you like to visit your
native land after nine years of ltiili:
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Denies Statement of Score-l
ed injustice of the estimates.
. tor the North were ”padded“ and old-
l without objection utter Senator Lodge
flflflfl THlS YEAR lliad detlared the population lirures! . 1
!
‘er sriieftors liiid coiiiplailied of alleg-
S‘iititor Braiilleilec presented state-
tliose of southx‘ru ritu‘tcs.
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“lvrom the astonishing population
SAYS fflflTFl ments lhlt cstiiilates had been iii-
J,croascd for the figures for northern
land eastern stator: and lowered tor Thll'd,
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Fourth and Fifth
Hands of St. George Com-
t
5“ foreign countries? Y“, “m, is . v , ) , v ‘ . y lug-tires." Enid Sinutur Lodge. "it is; “)1“ . Y. ' i Y S .
'Wllill Spi’gcant I Jet‘spll tixltol'lt‘lli‘x'tl t‘ t) 1 01 r) to contrdl}—: tillillil'illll tlltll MOMMA!“ Milli“ mull l ‘ 3 “ all: ILI'Ig‘l‘tr “ age 5
r,y.,,..._ - . .., “i - ‘s' >~‘-\‘ a" A» ». . . -
*l‘ll‘ml‘ ‘1 ‘ll‘ll‘llell llll‘v 1‘ “"“l‘l, b'dVS State AuthOI'lthS . (mm C?" us “mun” Ill“. l"‘l‘t l onditlons remain unchanged iii rev
oeem. he has 2-0,... through main" .‘ ‘ padded in order to make their arm; mm to “H, strike 01' ,0... third fourth
tin‘tlling incidents in his iilllctel il‘ Misrepresent draft heavier, “Wllllt? ol' the, stitltiivt andtifth hands of the St. tfioraa Pulp
’s't‘iars‘or army life of great interest. W cm smtes hate been reduced. . "0‘ ant (Paper (‘onipanv The men are
to the public. l (. t‘ .l . . . seems hard l" have the CNN” pndg still holdin" out on their terms of
.. litiolt. l‘ttt‘lP of tww Haven. (led when the northern and eastern" l” ‘
yidspecially in tlili =e times when the
tlttitcd States is in a still‘ of war
with one. of the ’Qreittest military na-
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it’lllthlltllWlNS
PEABE liltiUli PlilZEi
Carroll M. Hollistcr- Gets $75
in Secondary School Essay
Contest l
The, American School Peace Leaguej
Mllloul‘lCt‘S the enclosed list of Slit“;
ccsst‘ul contestants iii the Sctibliryl
.l’rizel Essay contest for 1917. This
contest is conducted annually by the
Genglie, and there are two sets oi“
~4ii‘lZOS, one for the three best essays
Written by normal school seniors ot'.
ammuitiii; to 53.3”, and
I ill from three to four months. at llie‘V'l'Il'I't‘l' t’lt‘lllt'tll 01' the old til.” “‘1“,
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rate at which the noveliinletll is land. unl‘uir.
int: money to elitl-itto Lul'l'l'l‘illlt‘ill“. MW. ('N‘lllil Illit‘lit‘llril'b'tlt'. \i’lff'
indications; are that tho amount 0,1". of :0 Stamford millionaire itilii‘lttl’aef
the second {lulllolliiil‘ltlll will ht" no lttt't‘l‘t hits t‘t‘tlrt‘t’tl the lists tor Mrs.I
less than the flirt ‘tillil may no as lilllttiitll ltl’ itil‘t’t‘t'il'lllfs’ llltll ‘11" Dill":
high as $5,0t’lo.t’totl,ttutl. jlloils boom" commute hrr sentence;
Tilt-iv is Merv twat-ant in blip-w She may circulate monster petitions
That the ndtiiinlstl'ztliuil's policy of: ‘
financing the allied L'OH‘i'lll'litllls‘ tot“
purchases they make in this country.
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Will be continued during the period' .
of the war. and that the vast sums- PLANS TI] PRflMflTE .
to b“ loaned them ill the future will
be loaned as in the past, at the slime . ‘
rate of interest the American gov-L?
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destroyers iii the North Sea.
'l‘wo other tlerlilan steamers
were with the four vessels later
captured when the group was sit:-
iialled by the British warcriit'i. All
\lX made for the Dutch coast and
two of them reached the shore.
These two were badly dailiagcd by
:J'lllllll‘t‘.
’l'lle steamers are the l’ellworiii,
lii‘ictxlu‘. Marie ‘liorn and Heinz
liltiliibcl'g‘.
'i‘ltc captured steamers are all.
small. the largest being: the Briet-
zic, of 1.495 tolls‘ gross, owned in
. l-‘rederick l., l’t-ll'}. 'l‘ax t‘oliimission-
. llll‘ Oyst-t’
“mm”, "r 'l‘“ "““lN‘t‘l-it‘llt “Ne" states are beinu illost heavily taxrtl.‘ dm‘y'lww." . ., . . .
ttrowers association. denies lhe slilli"llll order that they also must pivot ”,1" ml” l" "l“ g‘l‘“ 3h”. mmmm'
« A . .' ‘ ~ ~ , , ‘ n ' ' " ' 'i ‘ V
l“ 1" ill‘l‘l’llll‘“ '0 N‘t't‘t‘lt‘tt‘)’ ot hinti- more of their men for soniiet‘s than .mml “l t” the ‘m."""‘\: ”a" ”.1 the
~ case could b' caliiml trotn oilicials
lthis morning, our reporter being told
that it was purely a private matter
between their employes and them-
selw s. it is understood that the men
on strike have given the paper cone,
puny until tomorrow to decide de-‘
iinitely about the case.
it is rumored that the St. George-t
er William 1.. t'orbin anti others. thatl thntlmied on Sewnd Page.)
set for the season was good -~
and the oyster industry oi the state! l
iii good condition. . l l
.llr. Film? ‘said that he “'th‘ltlt'l‘lyl. . . . l
at a loss to know how such a state-l l
ll‘illp and Paper (‘ompany will soon,
lcliantze hands, and that this is the.
real cause of the company's present!
.llolicy to keep “mum" on such inal-g
them could be made by anyone wlml
lteis ol’ piibllc interest. it is also ru-
| mored that the paper trust have their
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leyes on this mill. as it is Kcnei'tilly'
T O 0 v v
anusual —-Acthlty ShO‘ll‘l b-l l understood that the trust‘ is slowly
‘ ' lthrouiillotit the country. Till. its tic-
I‘ Of country IS Report . ‘ hot that the smaller
“"‘SlllxllTON. July 17.~~«Tliel . .. ___..~ ,. ‘ mills. with.thetr increased cost of pro-
t‘lt‘vett states whose delay in complcl.l “‘ASHml'TON' D‘ C" July 1"" ductiou and labor tire having it hard
causel ll 2 1-, f, ,., x A '--.l lir'Epim: a close tab lliPso days on it”). ‘. ~ “‘1‘? *el b , the trust.
I H ”l 1mm" ‘0 bl dd“ lwliercabouts’ot known and ,‘snspcctedi0f mm“ to 3. km” ‘ 5
flELAYINfl "RAE Groups ill Diderent Partsl absorbing many of the smaller mills
i ccntuated by the 1
int: local exemption machinery has Government 800“" service ““9"” a”. time to meet the contlniial fluctuation
ed notified llll) \Yny ”payment to-l
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tho United States and one tor tho‘ day that their work probably woiiiti 'f““““,'*‘“ "_1 ‘1“ 1“”0“ but: s. Rt-i l
three best essays written by second-l be finished by toiii::lit. lwm happenings, Pm.“ “l the “N. and I]
my School seniors of the Unitmil Provost Marshal General Crowder" the “OM’ have mammad a spirit “f ‘
Sititvcs~-'~-iit‘st prize. :75: second prized
t’itt; third prize. $25. The subject of’
this normal school essays was'“\\'li:tt,
Education Can Do Toward the Main-
tt-nance of Permanent. Peace," omit
the subject of the. secondary school“
essays was “Th-e influence of the t'iii-l
toll States in the Adoption of a Plan
> for Permanent Peace."
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PEKING. Monday, July 16.—Tu:ln‘
Chi—Jul, who commanded the Republi-
can forces. which defeated the at-'
tempt to restore the monarchy, has"
‘deflnitoiy ‘assumed the til-mili-irsliip.'
and also has, taken over the war pow
of preparing the lists from which tliel l ‘
lfil‘sl men drawn are to be chosen. N P l
would be‘completcd by tonight. 1 l
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had “11“] the :mernors film i _l unusual activity on. the part of va-l
linqueut states asking that thev Speed llm” anarchist groups who “fill‘k'l
til) the “.0”. of mm tardy mama‘s“ mg advantage of conditions lil’la’llllll
Officials here, however, doubt. if alll truth the war to spread llmr propa-l
returns will ‘be complete before to-l panda. . l
inorrow iiizlit. Pres-em indications! “W10 ”mm arelnown to M an'l
are that the drawing will be 119th arcllists of one variety or another in
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NEW volts. July 17.—Ttle fact
that. millions of dollars iii Red Cross
I
Saturday. virtually 0"01‘3' Bit)” of the United ‘ .. . W , . ‘
President Wilson is evpectcd to is l States, particularly ”1059 having al (lli'l:gmlll((1): drilmlfda ‘gi‘eifotld $321030:
‘ ., : . , .t,- ‘ , ‘ . . .- ‘ ‘ l i - t‘ ‘ .
sue regulations defining the draft ll thug“ foreign population, theie “19 the recipients was
“‘l ,. . . , . , I canization bv
-« . . . . , _ certain cities “lllCll fo‘ war ham - . - .
bility of goveinnient workers. Ex. served as the chief .Allllélllt‘llll condi‘lltltle known in an appeal to the
einpiions. it is thought, will be grant-l " ‘ ‘ islialtJhOlilOI'S in such corporations, is-
ed to onlv indispensable cinploves ~H ‘ ' ‘ i l) d- 'l\' the American Red
. . . ‘. . ‘ ,, - 3- Continued on Pave T ‘elve “ll-‘1 “1““ l0 “3 ’~ ' . ‘
'51:“. \ORR, July 1t.~New lorkl ( h V ) ‘Cross War Finance Committee, to do
my Will not delay the selective draft' ’_ their part in helping the "men who in
drawings in \t’a'shington, according to; ”‘9 ““3"?” and madness 0f the firing
Doptlfi; Alldt‘nevatS‘nei‘nl Roscoe S.‘
. line look to its. for aid."
COllk g. who estimates that the task‘
The French prepared for. 900,000
wounded for the shipping which it is
pointed out, and to prepare for our
wounded the Red Cross must avail
itself of every dollar it can get. For
want of something better newspapers
have. been used to tie up the wounds
The large number of resignations
from the exemption boards was stop-
ped yesterday. when the Governmenthreat Crowds Visit the Ben-
l
(ml are Wound-ed, and surely they will be.
tot soldiers abroad. When our boys ‘
(moment will have to pay for the; EDUNTY INTERESTS
money and on the security til eilicn'e‘
government bonds to be deposited in}
the treasury.
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”‘lltlllllllll‘fl‘. 'l'lie Marie Iiorn, 1,089
“tons. is from Sclileswig, and the
lRepresentafives From Everylllcinz llllmlberg. 1.2226 tons, is reg-
fiistcred l'rom llaiiibltrg.
Fairfield County to be in..- BERLIN, Monday, July 10. via
Bridgeport Todav llmlldoll, vllll)‘. l7.—~“(lur ‘aci‘i‘dl
. “WWW. ‘ ihtllliltll'tllls carried out bombing ill-I
pm. (hr. pun)...” of extending ”Willa-ks on harbor installations at;
li-sl'ttnsc walk of lllt" Filll‘fit-ld calmly"Art-ilsbln'u and Russian aerial sta-
HSSOt‘lillltlll t'or Mobilization oi“ Re~tioils at Ailpllliolni, on (lesel Island
sources into every city and town of tilt the Gulf “f Giga‘)." savs an of-
. . \v . “*3 .3 ‘, , ._ > _ .
m}, count. “Kl“(wll‘nll‘x‘ llom m iiclal aiillolillcclnciit today. ' “All.
c1) l‘zlli‘llt’ld count} town iiill meet . ‘ . ,,
,m nridgplum mm... m (“mum mwthc illilchilics returned safely.
NEW YORK, July 17.»~As n reslill
of a young woman‘s attempt to kill'
herself the federal authorities liave',
in custody a man describing himself?
as Edward l‘larringtoii, ‘27, sailor. oil
Norwich, Conn. who in a signed
statement states that he was em-t
ployed by German agents in this city
and Liverpool to place bombs on mer-
chant sllips in 1916, bit! never did so.’
The girl, who says she is Bertha
Wright, 2‘2, of 31 Franklin sit‘ectfi
Norwich, Conn. is in Hudson Sl‘l‘tNWl
hospital recovering from the effects;
of drinking a quantity of lysol in Ill
Greenwich street hotel yesterday. An
unsigned note delivered to her after,
she was taken to the hospital readzl
"For my sake please don't tell the‘;
police anything," led to the arrest ofl
Hairingtcn. who-the police charged
accompanied the young woman to:
this city rom Norwich. '0
Assistant United States District;
Attorney Knox said he would have:
Harrington's story thoroughly iii-g
vestigaied though he did not place:
much reliance in it, as he had learn-t1
ed that, Harrington was at on.D time,
no inmate of the Norwich State hos-i
pital. "
Harrington is beingr held on a;
charge of violating the Mann white;
slave act. -
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>cultural. industrial. transportation, re-
cral town committees. i LONDON. duly l7.—-“\\l"e galli-
l‘ltlt‘ll committee will act under in ed ground slightly during the
town chairman and will include repre~ “kl-m “”1111“,.“ “f \Vinmmml."
Emulnlv“. .01 “lblonumll'w‘i “ll-“ml" sat-s a statement of the British \Var
tippotlited in each town which liere- (m. H t' 1' v “h ti 0 Ni) )6”;
toiote have acted. under the direction 1” ,2" ‘l- ' l ,l , “ll
of a “mum...“ of mm, of ,1“. 3g“. sector, _tlic communication adds,
"tine oi our raiding: parties eli-
liel' and welfare branches of the asap-”mxltpppd a large party of the one-
“glam“ won“ my in front of the German posi-
this step follows- closely upon an 13‘ _ -\it .p . slrir) fi'llt our
action taken by the stale council in. “”5' ‘ ‘ ‘l ' ‘ l l‘ ‘
. ltl‘oops drove tltc enemy back, to
ltlleir lilies and bombarded them
lin their trenches." .
‘ l PARIS, July, ‘ l7.——Gerlnaii
Hull] JUBEE IN ltroops made a strong attack on the
llt‘reiieli positions in the vicinity of:
. the Triton, but were driven back,
AUTHMUBILE “EAT“ tleavinp‘ a number of dead, accord-
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lllltl' to a statement isslieddiy the
. thii‘ (lilice today.
Pullman Released on $2.000l T1130 statelllelll follows: I
. - “ lli'eriiiittent caiillminl it!!! no-
Bonds After? 'Runmnglclirrcd on ,the Aistie front. quite
Down H. E. Wheeler
lspiritcd in the regions of (ferny,
t‘avaliers and (‘ourcv
BRIDGEPORT. (301111.. .Jllll’ 11* “llitlict'hampagiiethe Germans
110ml 8‘ P‘lllm‘lnv lol'lllelll' Fill Cmu‘tdlltttlt‘ another serious cil’ort on the
Judge. who while driving his anionic-of.i 'l‘l _- , . 1;. , , .,
bile last night ran down and instant-‘ L ”I" "H “55“,“ "ml-2 “ mes’
h' killed Howard 1;. “11091.31" was [Okt‘lllltjlll’ under our fire, were coin-
tlay held in the. city court under smurf pellcd to return iii disorder to their
bond until Jttli‘ 21. to await the re-ldcl‘iartiligx trenches. leaving a mum
.Jsult of the ‘coroncr'ts tinquest ".23‘lwi' of (lead. “'0 maintained but
the case.
Judge Pullman testified thismorn-
ing before Coroner J. J. Plielan. He
trains of Saturday.
“Oil the left/batik of the Meuse
.. . declined s " .
who. ‘11“ , to cite.
Premier Li Yuang Hung lit" an-
tlireatened arrest and lmprisonmentl .
for those appointed "to the boards who son-Berger ShOWS
‘ Lockwood’s Lot
'are we going to let them suffer stilt'
more through our neglect? To with-
said that he did not see Wheeler at
all until he loomed up in front of him.
and illEll'll‘? did not even have time
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our troops this morning 'iliade a
spirited attack west of Hill 304.
noiiilced'his decision not to resume
office. He has entered the l“l‘t'll(‘lll
'titzcipilal. and is under treatment for
a slight Internal complaint. . It tip-i
pears, however. that his rcsirnutionl
was inducted not by illness. but by
a disturbing incident at his residence
.lt 5 o‘clock this morning. One of the
guards ran amuck with a sabre, loll-
;ed a colonel and two soldie's and;
folmdod ii captain and soldier. Tdk-‘
{:th the pistol of one of his victimsd
fired several shots. , -
" Wang Tah~8leh~has,been‘” named,
[Minister of Foreign Ati‘alrs.‘ a mat he:
theid formerly. L-iu Ktang-Hnun, 'form-
in Mlnister'ot‘ the Navy, again as-‘
mines that portfolio. The other ap-
polntinents have. not been announced.
lJOHNSTOWN ‘ MURDER MYSTERY.
hold a Red Cross dividend means
According: to news thus far receiv-
If the receipts taken in at the Ben- withholding relic-f from our wounded."
JOHIGSTOWN, Pa, Jul. 17.—-Tliat son-Berger shows which are plavlngi
there will be no more arrests wast at the Lockwood grounds under.thells'l"""l'E'S 'AUTOMOB'LE REGE'PTS':
the positive statement made today byl auspices dot” the
I Loyal Order Ofl
county authorities investigating the M0059. N0. 529, last night continue!
pliries. prominent coal operator. his; fei‘s of that organization will be well
wife, Mrs. Carrie Humphries; and filled. Patronized by.liundreds of peo-
their firteemyeamld son; Edward pl-e, the show bids to be the largest
Humphries’, Jr., last Sunday.~ on a. affair of its kind which ever came to
country road near Carrolltown, ,this‘ Norwalk.
1that the million dollar mark will be
lreacbed. There has been an apprecia-
lble increase in the business of the de-
Weather -f'lvore d u"Apartment since the new law went into
county. . Even Dame tr Th number of line's rests-
Georgc C. Tompkins, of Philadel-tloeal Moose. Although cloudy eai'lY‘fmifilstnceeJuly 1 was €46 band the
liliighthe fourth member of the auto-i in the afternoon, the skies cleared. number of operators licensed 811. The
mo e party, Who is in the Cambria; and the moon burst forth into fulllfee for registration is $5 and for li-
county.jall charged with the murder; bloom in the evening. ‘
continued to maintain his innocence ‘
today. 3
- effect there was no special tee ’for jit-
(Contlnued on Sixth Page). neys nor licences for their-“drivers.
HARTFORD J‘ll-V lit—The recell’lslwere approaching normal in Blsbee to-
of the automobile departmfnt for thgi
mysterious murder 0 ' ' . dur'n" h _ t . _tpresent year up to July 1 amoun e pressed themselves satisfied at
f Edward Hm I g t e "m or the “eel" the C°f to‘$990,821.58. For the same period 1916!
they were $709,425.01. It is expected.
.Tlie Benson- cense $2. Before this lair went intolshipments of intoxicating drinks will
BlSBEE, Arlz., July 17.—Except for
the occasional deportation of an In-
dustrial Worker of the World member
synipathlzer, conditions apparently
to blow his horn. He said that he‘ . .. . '. .
had his lights“ dimmed according to Od’ all Of 0111 pOSlllOllh “huh hme
I“. and that the“. was another anto.lll(‘9ll iii the hands of Germans fol-
mobile twenty feet in front of hpnllowiiig the. ttCtlollS of June ‘28 and ‘
l
Judge. Pullman thought that the manIQll were entirely reconqucred by
digtlilglf Sfiielsliigcgzglmlgmm prac ‘us. We captured prisoners, whoser
tically the same story, and thtitl“Hymns?“"etvl‘moml' , ‘ 11m, 0.
Wheeler stepped from the curb attert Enemy “”391“ 0“ 0‘“ sma ‘ .
another machine. had passed and appostsin Argonne near Douaumotit
really in front of the Pullman aumi’and in Woevrc, near Regnevilleia
mafia“ me] .n il‘ w H h were without result. ‘
- ‘ '.( 1 its ..y. c as‘ 0‘ ,
a, sister, Mm. [imam in Westfield,’ PETROGR‘lD: Mmldlll‘ Jull‘y
Mass, and it was through a card ml16.—-—Deinonstiations ligams‘t t a
his pocket hearing her name matigovernmcut resulted in the firing _
identity was established. loffilmm in the Nevsky Prospect at: “
3.:
The copper mine operators ex-
the
number ot new men applying for em-
ployment. ‘ . -
FLAT RIVER. Mo, July Iii—A
special Grand Jury to infinite into the
expulsion last week of foreigners from
the lead belt of Southeastern Missouri
has been summoned to meet next
Monday.
Allrliquor found in the district is
beingdestroyed and no deliveries or
day.
be adopted until permanent quiet ls ' ‘
assured. , “W ant ads. bring results. i
t.
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