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fiBlllHACltElS
Naval Officers Believe This
Will insure More Efficient
' Operation in Future.
Eli l‘RARSRRRlS
with hilt
. ision Probably Hasten-
‘ ed by Sinking of the An-
tilles.
‘WASHINGTON, Oct. 2
is will man and nor
mmand arm
5- Billejack-
nl officms will
y ll'iillriptlrin' heron! w
Imcials believe that Will lnstlrcltitirlo
flclent operation of lllt‘ Phips. par-
cularly in the war zone, where the
.traln on a. crew is groan-ii, and so
coach the risk of destruction by nut.
urine-s.
Decision to have the.
he transports, announce
elievcd to have been hastened bv
nevi-linking of' the transpor. An'illca
t hired by civilians. in than pointed
ut that the highly trained and dis—
ipliucd naval form-a in far lrore cf-
ectivc than a
navy tiparaie
“1 today. is
('Uns‘antly c’ .‘l'lzzini:
_, lateral! at tho loath ”walk Put
Ollie. 00 Second Clue Matter.
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souin loawau. eon, WAY. oc-r. 25,1917
R.
. ORWALK .
SENTINEL
no in ALL rim: or THI wonLn av A ”in“. man no oua ow u opennro
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URERW PARADE
IS UNDER WAY
IN [HIS CRY
Formation at the South Nor-
walk Railroad Station This
Afternoon at . 2 O’clock
With Five Bands of Music
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‘EWR SPEAKERS RN
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Superintendent of Schools
Buchanan Gives ,Address
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Plans for the hit: parade to be held,
this afternoon have been completed
and evi'i‘ything is in readiness for
‘ the biggtut demonstration held in the
,lliiltory of Norwalk. Factories, in
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forward in a patriotic manner, have
-’ released lllt'il" t-lnployea for the ttfll'l'-,
noon and have zirtn cvcliithing pos-
sible to make tht- big affair aflgmat
l succces.
This Afternoon at 2:30.
Yesterday's storm prevented the;
i holding of the parade on titcixehrdul-F
led date, but the beautiful weather of:
. NllR_ll_A_l_lt fiREFll
to Parents and Pupils. ‘ ; Houses.
jgalc. which lasted practically all day
practically crcrv' instance, have come'
Still-8i RDE tritium “
iN YEARS WAS
w IN 'YiSlERDAi
Many Boats Were Blown
Ashore, Trees Uprootcd
and Other Damage Done
by the Wind and Run.
inhibitions ’
AREBlthNllth W,
' . " . property of the company in Sprin -
SQVEX‘ZII WIHdOWS BrOkenA date, The bulls are» returnable ”iii
g and Rain Was Driven into
’NflRillllN RIVER
Extract Co. Seéks $100,000
lips Claims $10,000-—-Claim
Injunction—John B. Phil-
that Water in River ill Ren-
dered Useless.
Suits for damages aggregating|
$110,000 for the pollution of the Nor-
oton river have been brought against
the Stamford Rolling Mills by the
Stamford Extract. Manufacturing
(‘ompany (Cove Mills) and John B.
Phillips. The former asks tor 8100,-
2000; the latter wants 310,090. The
[properly of the defendant company
2 has been attached in the sum of 8122,-
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first Tuesday in November to the Sir
:wrinr court in Bridgeport. The firm
of i't-shelLden to Carter, through War-
:nn 1“. ('ressy, is representing the in-
; tcrc<ts of the Stamford Extf‘act Man-
‘llfil(’iilrln',; ompany, Judge Frederick
(l. Taylor is representing Mr. Phil
lips.
in h..- bill or particulars, the Stam-
Along the smile. Sound yesterday
small boats and even big; one~t had the
time of their lives in ti‘e grip of the
long. and which swept the Sound at :12
speed of as high as a; or ell-n 90;
mills. occasionally. '
The‘water on the Sound “HAN" "ERAL lsfiJE
thrown into waver; that men on ore-an
and the.
(Conan d From Page Two)
’could hardly Bilf'pi‘ltlli-l, the atmosphere
'Wlis what. is called "thick"
rain fell in sheets and gust...
lioats large and entail that were
not anchored firmly were blown,
ashore and the owners coliitltlo notll-f
IN EAll ElERllilN 2
SUERERRPREEUEINR
! belief that the maximum quot
ilw YORRERS
illillllllllt;
w lllllili DAV
British Caterpillar T a n it
Takes Its Place Alongside
the Ctiptured Mine-Laying
Submarine in Central Park
WRRKERS AFTER
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Many Liberal Subscriptions
to the Fund Received To-
day.
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NE“’ 'i'flf‘lf, Oct. -Pm NP Ytll‘li'lli-
day celebrated it: Second
Loan Day. While the downpour of
rain yesterday caused a porztponcmt m
of the parade which was to fg-atul‘t-
the day set aside by l’t-csitl-nt Wit
the Liberty florid salesmen and serv-
ed to give the city another day in
which to increase its subscriptions to
the loan.
The
subscriptions yesterday”
i $1?0.000,000~- caused the minimum ill“! ‘ “j“ ' ‘v' "w"
tlotmcnt of $900,000,000 to be passt-dg
and encouraged the Wt)ll{f"l‘.~' in their
a of Sin
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Fair and Some What Colder Torliollt
. 155.000.000.000“
Libl‘t‘l) :
Inn. it failed to dampen thr- artior ol-
srlltllll: luslltltllllll. '
.. RilENSiVE 0N llil llltlil ‘
NORIHEASI 0i lltlzll
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mum’s llltilltlll
lilillllltlltlll
_‘__ill iiill
Children of Capt. Oscar St.
John Only Heirs and En-
ttled to Property.
licclslot has just been handed down
'by the Supreme (‘ourt of Errors of
this State in the case of The South
iGeneral Cadorna Using All
His Skill and Strategy to
P re v e n t the Austrian
Army Losing Ground Tak-
en by Italians.
sulllllllsiiltbl
tlllllliltllllllllzltlll
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cessoi' to Chancellor Mich-
lNorwalk 'i‘rlHt ('ompany, 88 executor ache.
and trash» lllltlt r the williof the late ’
Capt. ()sclit‘ St. John. and the widow General ('adonia'hl skill and
and (hiidwn oLthc deceased for Ute - - . 'l
. ‘ ' t r P l‘tlt! rosin lie the
Plinsll‘lil’ll! ll of thy will of the Cap- strategy, Wlm'h " d l
lain. i'ntlt'r the terms of mp wmdcaptllrc of the heightston the mist-
c. Haiti trusts “an. tied up for ycul'stPrH bank of the Izmlzo, is being put.
undr r y. hit-it trusts the widow and 7 to the test by a strong Allstro—Uer-
f’lllltll't'll u. c beneficiaries The wiliimgm omrmivc on flit! front from
‘ltl‘thltlf'ii that in the event of any "M‘Flilucli to tile Bainsizzn Plateau.
itltcrcstcti cementing, he should for; l t f (‘trivia The fim
t't-il latter the- ill. without bllbmitiinginort "3“” 0 'H ‘ '
the widow and children blow has been struck. but {litilaf'
“Mir app, Hit?” it,» decree udnliiiing.pnfl_\' with n ogreat success for the
line wail .h illob‘il’i'l'. 'Thc Quorum; attackers.
ltullf‘i h. in that ..liS “as a cont.” 0 , Austria’s army
could do little
Do Not Want Him as Suc— _ ’
. . . . . . . . . . .‘5 'in as (‘m‘lleplalz'd under its! . . ,
"than [Mf‘ritiiilii'i 'rp'p Pp ,tp. . , teddy mme than made up for the dialog because a snail boat could notl 4 “0.000900 would be "mm“. by g,” .5 ”t I)" '. . . a'alnst the Italians who “em
. particular], in". of‘fh; “first: lay. Terrific rain and wind storms uflhave lived in the storm yesterday. in? [c Content to $91,011 “"1”“ 2 , WON-“NINE and that the fight thil'; i‘ ’
ore,
upon whih a swodyestcrday were followed by clearing
[-3er dpppndg~ ‘ :Wcathrr last night and today dawnctl
rm... manning 0! mp transports wilil clear and cool. an ideal day for the‘
*0 “993.3”. a larger increase in.demonatlation. Tho parade will form;
.at the South Norwalk railroad sta-
llion this afternoon, at 9 o'clock. and
Thousands of men and louver. Adm" "f ”l" “'9 (Etptaln 030‘” thP’l’rl‘SSian forward Meadlly and
. thirtv bands and Iorlv floats symbol-A mm'i'“! ”w” rights under the. “""Hbreflklng ”W "While 0f the AP”-
llzing' America's (not into lhe war.1 ““1 ”L'“ ”" ""W“ i“ m“ ham“ 0Htriatl army. The t_‘hlapavano\al-
t Wcrt‘ to be in line in the pontponotl’ '1’: :’_‘"°‘:“";hin‘tlh‘lrgfigea‘: fltf’:::;‘ll-t' alread)’ had been entered and
a ' P .6 , ‘ 3 ’ . ‘ t ' . .
“- “ " ’ soon the Austrian forces. would
and its occupant or occupants belntti
the plaything of the winds and wavct
fore it Would have gottn‘l rcry (an 9
At Harbor View [leach the bl‘llnl‘
of the storm was felt, quite a ilttlei
ship‘»
National Administraton
For the Time Being—-
parade up Fifth avenue to Ccn‘tral‘
‘-
‘Stllr’tllltii’sm
i HAVE hill in
,' itilillllliltllt
£53. Minnie Hennessy of
Hart Son} is ‘Now in Soli-
tary Confinement.
’tht- march will twain at 2:30 o'clock
:shnrp. under the leadership of John
“Milne. marshal.
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laundromat
. WASHINGTON Oct. 25.v~-»Coal op-'
,erntors have received information
‘lhtlt the flL-l administration Is about.
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of the watt-i washing onto the shorts?
Three Congressmen Will}
draggid at anchor.
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there in grim waves, lloWevcr, not
much damage hcyontl a possible brokg
.cn window and sniall boat; beintz
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Be Voted For. Ther
States to Choose Govern-f
o r s — Other Local Con-'
tests.
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initiations .
lllvlilllllvrll
Local Banks Will Keep Open,
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.isruics will not be retiectcd ill the.‘
coming election next month: local:
questions only are lnl'olvu‘. Tile big‘
war problems in their relation to po-'
litical parties are still in a formula-‘
tire stage; etlorts to make them ap-f
lira! vital .‘in the rations cotl'csts
have ailed utterly.
The time since the
25,—»Natlcnlal
Park late this afternoon. Secretaly:
of the Navy Daniels was exrccludlo,
review the procession.
The British ’catcrpiilar tank, llli“
S-i, with‘tts crew of soldiers froml
“somewhere in France." one of the
features of the parade. was to swing;
into the sheep moadowa at lllf- Can-é
tral Park and take. its place alone;
side the captured German mine- layintz‘
submarine U 05. After the parade.
the underwater boahwas to be rc-
christened “llPlitiyh-Bond." and used,
as 3 Liberty Bond sales station.
BOSTON. ON. 35. *Tllt‘ .\.0i'lll(‘.'l“ei-
crn Department of the Army has as-
lslgned ell‘zht tion-commissioned oth-
entry of the na-' cers to give their entire :mlc for litel
llt'iifi ol the deceased, they are now _ H .
entitled tn the Estate no intestate (ls-‘lllth‘ been cut lil two. lrlest was
I tart. Jutltzv Joseph 33- Taller TtDT‘fitllrentelled seriously and l'pla, the
scntnd th.» t'aintifi' Trust Company. great Align-“um pug-poms in danger,
and the children and widow were rer- , . Pil'orts were llavin .
rcsentml by News. Light or Light Tl" “film" i g
- m4 :_ , . i , of mm“... their effect; ' . '
Egg"TALL-1.3::(,ihfotfimlgmy of the. Germany, which up to this time
“Flinn ”W “‘3‘“? (“90. Bud ll" “‘1' has sent little of men or munitions,
mm""‘“" ”f ho" “in” “'3“ ‘l‘p’e' to this front, has collie to the help
“moi by Judge William R Tammi the looting Austrians, and it is \
' many. :German soldiers and German muni-
Y {lions and guns that are thundering
fagainst Cadorna's defenses along
ithc lzonzo. The italians, General
iCadorna reports, are "steady and
pre pared. ' ' '
EAIRE Elli RRUNTY
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“r r". ; {tetrachloziste arena
0 9 war 0 l e special session at .- h . .
the war ("ongress has “been too short! prosfinifimlrpfi swim"? whatt iii") lull”:
tn allow candidates to take any pourI diers have done it supper ‘
'. After a heavy bombardment, the
[Allatro-(lerman , infantry Was
Ithrown forward against the Italian
{ to requisition 10 pm- cent. of the coal " Ulltil 6 O’CIOCR Tonight to.
:output of the nation both nnthracitc‘ Get S '
atd bituminous., The amount rc-‘ “bsgphons'
quisitinned will
WASHINGTON. D. (K. Oct, 25.w
tail Minnie Hentxr-Izsey and her three
or piclePTin gthe White House With
unmet: banncrn~ on Octobt-r 11. were
ummoncd to reappear in ('llYl‘l yes-'-
cr'luy and Were semen-rd to serve
r- adtlitionnl 30 day.“ for having pick-
d on October 4
l500.000 tons a month. On this basis
the fuel administration as soon as
its requisitioning order goes into cf.
feet, will hare the monthly distribu-
tion of about 4,350,000 tons. There
iwill also be frotn 550.000 to 650,000
slogan admittedly expreszcs the hon-
est sentiment of the people every.
where.
This is a real of!" year anyhow so
far as elections are concerned, Gm-
ernors are to be chosen in three
the city heard from. Rank Weather
conditions interfered with the final~
ing of the loan yrstcrday in n waylni
which there was not the least uncer-l
tainty and. as the result, the drive of:
today, tomorrow and Saturday. must:
EVENlNfi SRiiilill ’
Stills NEXT illitlill'
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v, interesting Reports Preslent-
. run "it to appi'oxi- . . ' 1 . : . . tip ipositions near' Flitsch, near Tol-
oman aliffra 9. ~ ;, ., - , .2 .. . . _ . tile pomtion on war matters, Tue M. 0 n. . . . .
' ere last weeit .Lliiijfii'gmm “:32, "lgfil‘imfixnfimllens “iii year. i "gym; ”1:312ilfg‘p’téggqg3' is” '1‘": tion still rings with the slogan of: i are” Supported During ,lnlno, and on the northem part of
‘ -i« . it can in com 2 romi i9 , ‘ ‘ ' u.- ‘p 0 .P , , ,, t 4 v - . . ' . - , ..
Wills imprisonment at Orcoquani "an” now at m. we of Mm“t 43: ocloek last night, with 0",". hank in “and by the President and that 1 ed, Showing Many Chll-,tht BalnSlzza llattau, a front of
i ’tlvcnty-five miles. The first blow .
__ {brought no great gains, the Austro-
l‘ltc almial meeting of the Fairfleld “Willa“, b." the" 0W“ report,
Ctmnty Temporary Home was held gaming only the foremost Italian
:‘Vl‘dnr stiay, 00K. 24”), In spite (“Abe defenpws at these prunts"
the Year.
at: this quartet wcrcwraigned
t on October 5 for their
of the protons dc.
Siates——\'lrginla Massachusetts and1
Texas. in the first two the. campaign;
is apathetic. in Texas it is even.
' itons of .anthrlcite to distribute to
fuck-2 shivering householders every month.
5' ”193' W"? O'dera taking ovc 10 cr cent.
(ljlidt‘zml path)“. but wow not ‘ r- p 0‘
amount to approximately $275,000:
each day in order to reach the $1.-j
500,000 required from this city hythei,
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iweathcr .unrly were present. Those3 Generallythe Italians have some
The evening school, 1917-1918 «es-2 “l‘l’z‘t’nr”;:r‘f‘):g‘; Eggnrngeipmwmrd advantage in terrtain, but the Aus-
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-sion‘s, begin Monday evening. 0cm:
. . 2 ' - . hold manv
. . , . . , , , , an“... I). ”"0“. Dr. “an". H. li'iatls and Germans ,
5931‘ the out at are ex .t it within f .. allotment. made b! the district chmfa.‘ _ l ":30 . 1r... at tbr limb. , , . _ _ - ., .
“need. The con" ('X‘lrbf‘lrd thP: right [gum The.liit:lendministrai‘itit’i,i . ,_. (Continued on Page Twelve) ifsliotilsbiiliidi'ng. “'39“ avenue, ‘ ‘mm”?!“fab-31m; {gamsfirmggf llitiglli mtillfntiiill Warltiitzligzztatltz
:2“ ’i'llio’y ::£2'9%A58?:lg;lc Dith’t-g it is understood. Will direct. operatorsi (Continued 0" EleVenth Page.) 1, Eiempnmry claspeg—a, For! M” ' "‘3 ' ' '1 '3" me. - '
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1. lto‘oert ii. Fife. .lr., of Middletowmoh
the State Board of Charities Mrs,
Mary to. Harris of Hartford: Mrs. Nei-I
tic t‘ A- let‘son. Hartford: Miss Alice" . ,
it. Flcblabip ._ ch Haven, state su- is still clouded.
. triad-“UH f0? placing 0‘11 children: the Chancellor, is reported to hate
'nsP one? to set aside the prescribed percentage!
x months of their production. to await orders..JAC
YWIPX‘GJI’ mvml This vast quantity of free coal will.
flrst' offensc,‘ be diverted by Fur-l Administrator;
.2 . —— . , f Garfield into the distticts where the:
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are fighting with their backs to the
lsonzo river.
The German political situation
Dr. Michaelis,
‘ ielgners who can use the English lane
iguage but little. b. Foreigners Who‘
‘are_ more advanePd. c. ltalians. d.‘
A Negroes. é. Special classes in civics
and citizenship. f. limitless arith-
weck later and were given st
“It jail. They Wow
5 sentence for their
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MEN BUY 330an
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igreatest shortages have been found. A That the firm of ii, Jacob & Fiona! 'fiziiifarfliliizliijiry English and cle-i my Ka'h-crinc Borgia'Bast “mum“; placed his resiimation in ”1'“ hands
. n wonnm ! (“PM .. m Page) t:22:-::'.°::.::::.:"::"::.:.”- :22. "W __ l P. -filth-.liizlrnziat... the n. W... 2,... or n... n...
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.— . ‘UBS‘CRIB i , tars which they are distributing mi “93"” 0' rye slitting, spectacles. cal drawlalg. bnd Bl::ln:::hi:m “2'. E. 0, WWW, were alsoprcsent; a”Iowhast been no confirmation
E $295 their employee .n all of their facial-A and “5"” Of Other optical goods he"; Rename Y a .p s.
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seven of the tow: visitors. I Nearly all the political partiesm
A "199”“! "NM board of manam'ihp Reichstag have Jmiit‘fl in the
i "“‘m w‘“ 1"” i" 11 a. m" m" “m“brdrivc against Dr. Michaelis, which
line viiators gave in their reports "Willi-came most intense when be “t-
} tht, year. "Lidia‘s“ "'9 made by{tempted to throw the blame for the
[fl d'fl'ctcn- state visitora. _ , y
i ll finch-”on was served by the ladies, mutiny in the German Navy upon
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ies and saltsrooms. The circular
after will have to pay higher pricmi Commercial arithmetic, business Eng t
calls attention to the net-d of raisin‘z‘ This was determined by Optical deal- '
the sum of um... billion dollars and. ers of Connecticut in a meeting held‘
[guns the employing illfll if !‘ iliPirduiy,’ 3' the Game Hotel, HBI’thl'd, 18“:
to buy bonds. night. I
One paragraph in tho circular d... in speaking of the situation today.t
t2 llESERlERS lilil
lfl-YEARSENTENEES
At the. Jonas 3: Nanmburg factory.
realm-day. the L’bcrty Loan was pre-
sented to the employc: and .much in-
terest wanimanifrsttetl. There were,
forlrrtrw of the employcn who ‘sub-t
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Norwalk Iron Works
“rib.“ m. bonds. amount,“ m ”A “ Hm“ to be printed. n reads: L. E. Carstenson. who went from! Makes Novel‘Displayi n1 mp Ham! at 1 p. m., and later thegihc- Independent Socialists, who
soc. ”ppm mm ,m. ‘bonds and «m, ”a”. imprisonment a, hard on you win sign me, enclosed, Bridgeport to attend the meeting. At... 2,4. or was visited by theta”!!- thave been persistent heckers of has
for them according to the govern labor. forfeiture of pay and allow-agreement authorizmlz its to buy for “Ad: The ccmnressor 01 the limit from: Other-k WM?!“ '9”- ‘policics.
0- ma; ghrdlu Cmfwypf The furorer caused by
in ”t“ P‘: mud-m2: ' lthc announcement of the mutiny
rnnrm, was one of iron Mrs. l . H. Ford and Mrs. E. Miller: I). ha‘q'IsubSidt-‘d. hm th‘
”"953 which the com am is bliilliir‘n for to .. lilt- Ytim’lam. Bridfiewfli M“: C- 1.;apparent
g bust-3 motor driven :hips which are build-i Rleim‘, Huntinizlofli Mn. L. 1- Rev-gtiovcrnment has taller} no New,”
ye” "‘9 "'3"; ing for slinplvlnrz our armies in Ha 'n-«lds. Nomik: Mrs. P. A. Lane. Bowman-cute the Socmllilt Deputies
will give you the remain-“”0” “"9 ““3"! 5‘" “me- ‘9‘!“ ro with foot and ammunition. TWO‘,N.’;I"w-lii' Mitts Plan B. “logen'tacenaed by Miehaeliil and Admin!
4th Alabama). ‘which is part or the ing :10 at the end of that time. You? A“ September ““1 0mm" “1"? MW. compfluor31re on each ship. The m-.hury.,and Mrs. J. P. Bonn": um"won Capella. . .
After Powder Blur Rainbow Division. ' t will get a $50 bond. which pays [met-J b9?" “Ch ‘ mt increase "I "‘9 003'? name compressiii'a are urtd to abnoii ’ord 7 A Prince"!!! Bnelmv who is spok-
”‘““"' , h)? ”Th: mm‘ "iii bah “"9 from m of 4 9" out '0' "0' if ”Gammai’tiuillilmtetfl lhhfiétéii’fi. imifo'lnfweiil ”mm from “a" "flash ilhloi pi cvciiii-yI-izomc Occi‘tirur'lglgs‘ . Mien of as Dr Michae'lis' sitcom
W"? 'n N, ) , 2...» 'P on one . a.. w ,l , ' , -. 0 n In .- n on _ . . . ' .- _
lHM'TO (ct a Fort E I" ere Paul 3 scribe for a 3100 bond you can on! Attic “a“ will be 5:“de in g d‘wl ”mm” m families. 0“. lot, 1916. 0:” Imperial Chancellor, '8 op M
iii oi d i ‘ panicular compressor on the, frat
"i firming thn blowing up of Graden of Company M, and Richard 82 per week. for forty weeks and, at} 9 pr ces. . . . .
.l rowdcr deposit at Sleiftid. Austria? Harris 2 0i Headquarters Com run: the end of that time. we ill. give you! “in many ‘33“ ll". MM“! lemon or no to the Pacific Coast for a farce. ill‘rtrdrd at st. Fulfill 07”“ iby the Socialists and other Retell.
n m partial paymr-n;_plan. and each
cuhscribe: ifH-f'll'n a certain wreiily
amount from out payroll until the
herd is mitt fnru
ances, and dishonorable d‘scha‘rgei you a certain amount ,P’of bonds. we, '5"th ”’3'“ "3’ “9““ 9. m4 the Norwalk iron Works,
from the army won: the penalties ill-I W!!! lgme to give you '20 per cent. of; ual and conniderablc increase in "‘9. rude, this aftc
flirted by a corut martial at, Camp the face value. in other words. tfi'hMPSM“ "Ac” of optical 5“ '
. Mills, Garden City. 1. 1., a few days: you will pay down 81 n week, for; as We" a! in the cost of doin
taKO. upon two Alabama privates who; 40 weeks, which we will deduct from, “"5' during "'9 93“
For“: women '0 Wvork i deserted from the 167th infantry (old your Dal. we
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I mind here state that the untrue. Each m twentrthm years old. a- the remaining 820. so thatrou inset “i" "'9 ”mu" ”W" than u“ m” IMPMI “Mi“! 1""9- “mm“ ”Jun" Oct. 13" 1 , 'ata elements do- not w nt van «
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