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Are Going to Get th} Ele—i and the Caharets Are Af-_
‘vators Next” 3 ; .fected. ‘
initiation .glllliiilli-llllil
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Government Will Probe Re-lCommutcrs. Theatregocrs;
port That Bombs Were: Telephone and Telegraph1
Lsed. ' i Messages Assessed.
BALTIMORE, .\ld.. Nov. 1.~ Two
men suspected JI being implicated in
the. disastrous‘lre which visited the
Baltimore k Ohio railroad terminal.-
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Those Who haw hitherto failed to do,
their hit toward hearing: it)“ rust of
7”le war voluntarily began today to
were arrested yesterday and uucstion- contribute with their more patriotic'
ed in the office of the Departmpm of fellow countrymen, for today a hunt-
Jtlullce, ’Special Agent Harris of the} b" 0' the provisions "I the new in-
Dapnrtment of Justice, saidllhe namesi ternal revenue act Wm" into ell-(’el.’
of the men would not be made public1"1'9l‘9ll’1'al’h and ”WWW“ message's.“
. 81 9'9”“ iratlroad tickets. sleeping and parlor;
0,". of the men I, a woonkeppflz car seats, club dues. insurance. freight:
the section where. the are toe-’“nd ”We-“H shipments. as '9“ “I
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heard him say: . places of all sorts are taxed under the
“A." are going to g... the elevators? law which goes into effect. The ad
next} ‘5 dillonnl one cent tax on letters and
“hen arrr'Sli-d he declared he was post cards hOWI‘VPX'. will not become
a Russian Pole. but it latpr doficffectivo until F‘rlday.
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SHUNTERIEIT‘HVE’,
A counterfeit l'nited Slates bill of
$5 denomination, .'"rl6H of 1899. very
deceptive in its appearance... has been
found in the United States. but has
‘uot been. seen yet in Nora-slit.
The public is warned of the worth-
less bill by the Treasury Jleparlment
which gives this description Tor, its
detection: Series of 1899. checlelei-
:ter "A." face plate number appears
to be “300." The names of Houston
B. Techw. register of Treasury and
lohn Burke. Treasurer of Treasury,
wcloped that-he is a nativr or nap: All tickets to places of amusementi
"upwgm was reported to have twp". five coats are taxed 10 per cent. Thi'i.
If! the vicinity of the piers yesterday applies l0 ('fibal'Cl-i ad “'1'“ as "”3"
‘ging picture films are also subject‘to
a” ' , .an additional tax. which will mutt.
tmE -‘ slon greater than the amount of the
' tax (in the lief-tots thcmsvi-lves. .lust
, 3 .; Mil be determined has not yet been
. J . announced. The levy, however. is
‘ , trance fee. is charged or not.
Tax on Travellers.
‘ point in the United States or (‘anadn'
,will pay 8 per cent. on the cost of
1,. m .
1—H“, (QUIZIHK RoadSterS At‘ car tickets. as well as parlor car
ac; ttention ’/ - ' ' ‘
r . at Local! (Guam
The unique mission of Test Fleet
on her company, which arrived in South?
Norwallt. at 4 o’clock. Wedne’sday. on:
. car owners how to save 30 per
.o,’ their annual expenditure for tires.
To: the Firestone company. in this'
air. met the fleetof five lest cars on
mrting them through the territory.
These five big touring roadsters.
shit-Id of the Firestone company. at-’
_lractcd considerable attention as they
'At every stop on the lleot's visit to
the Firestone dealers. in this city.
many, but naturalized. The airm- “here the entranco’fee is more ' .
(“tritium On Page 1'9"?) ' . res and moving picture houses. Mov-
;in an Increase in the price of. admls-
how the tax on cabaret admissions
> payable whether any specific env
mUTH NBRWALK Travellers by rail or water to any.
"their railroad. steamship and sleeping
Agency. - .
Ho. 3 of the Firestone Tire and RubWARNINti AfiAlNST
'ils tour through the East. is to teach,
cent.‘
I}. D. Studebhker. branch manuscr:
route from Philadelphia. no is es
decorated with the characteristic
psi-and through the centre of the city.
many car owners took advantage/of
the instruction given by tire experts uppear. .
:4?! "I" WOW! care and repair 0‘ thlr The counterfeit~ is prin’ed from
toes. During each stop bulletins dls- photomechanlcal plates on single.
played on the side of' each car. scr-
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lillilii scrum ,
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Fear Passenger and Crew of 1
Three Have Been Lost
, ed green lines imitating the usual
:silk fibre. Experts have noticed that
the rortralt of the Indian is too dark
in color. the numbering too large. the
seal and large \blue numeral hand
cm and poorly ccxcuted.
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fine workmanship and will deceive
ordinary person even upon close
scrutiny. '
800 nouns
llillili AlllllllliNl
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,;:o.\m Alaska. Nov. 1—11“: pow—9
v.1 il'llOflflEl’ White Bear. carrylnlt 8'
mew of lhrce. one passenger and a:
:blpinent of bullion, was blown to'
sea by a nonh gale Sunday while
on her Way from Solomon to Nome
and has not been heard from. A
cmnmliiee' of Nome citizens yester-
day rat out through the drifting tee
a log in on start to bad the
The White Bear carried no «extra
root and wood. The wrather over
the boring. Sea is intensely cold sad
it tr believed herons! all aboard
have been lost The tag Omevlcve
I. sols-ed by emu-as afterher m
in had refused portals-ion to it"
unsold d the mat "It! M u.
amxnlouummg...‘ i
To date Connecticut has furnished
more than 800 recruits abova its at
and indications are that this number
and indintlo's one that thi saumlm
will be Increased greatly within the
next few weeks. Dally," enlistment"
rare mounting hlaber a at New lla-
vcn alone. 00 recruits were accepted
the last two days. while throughout
the plate reuniting continues brisk-
ly. announces Major W. A.
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"that the well-guarded planY had been’
sheet paper of'fair quality with print--
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rum ,-. m,“ soy. 1,1913.
OPIRAIOI.
inhibit Al- , ,
ALUMINUM llll: .
. mu, 2 Hillll
Side of Building Forced Out
Oven for Baking Cores Is
Blasted Out.
li'Alth‘llIlJi. Nov. 1.~»—l”iumors of a?
plot to destroy the Fairlicld plant oil
the Aluminum “lintiflfifl (30., engaged!
in war work. which iriyiudes the than»:
ulm-iuri- of engine bllrk'ti .for aero-
plants. followed quickly an explosion
early yesterday morning which iniur-l
ed, two employee and blew out the
side of a building, The concussion
which was distinctly felt. by residents
within a half-mili- radius of the fac-
tory. have I'lSt‘ to widespread reports
Five Thousand, g
red and Sixteen H orwallt-
ers Subscribed tofthe Fund;
According to Oflcial Fig-I
ures Yesterday. '
'vuisuiiilus
Hill ruins
Alfred .Goldsclrmidt and WH-
liam 0. McLean Added to
the Executive Committee.
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intuitions '
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lsixteen Nor-walkers subscribed to thel
. second Liberty Loam according to the1
nonunion
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Washington Goes Dry atillie committee held yesterday after-
Midnight Without Fare-pom at the headqn‘npuruvau mm.
well Rev Is The “n“ ““brmmlon. from last it».
e " Doris. amounted to $1,215,950. lhese‘
“TH/d. R "a“ alleged tWO SIG‘VP'dOI'PS ”(‘kf’ifl of, admission in amusemenl‘ mon rum has given up (he ghmfl "I; final meeting 0' the committee Wm bpitionll’ committee h illl
Washington; he‘breathed his last at hp” “"5 “W“! M 'which odds and
midnight. thanks to the indefatigllble‘gms incident [0 "19 campaign-will be?
efforts of Senator Morris Sheppard of, attended m-
Texas. lnstlgator of the law drying upl “"13"“ 5- "Wt “d Frederick L:
the national capital. liamson were named as auditors ., to.
The passing of the demon was my pass. on the bills presented. Alfred ' close friends in
of Goldscbrnldt and W. 0. McLean werotdouhtodly will be
thing but auspicious. Managers
“'ashington hostelries. fearful of be added to the executive committee. at.’
log caught with (xtra quarts of "red "'7 having “"96 M M aides to Mr.
eye" on their hands after the death] "“1””! chairman .of 9‘0 While“!
knoll sounded. hpve not ordered auvl mitts». dunes the-dualism lust
nawA'stock for works: As a conse- clued. " . " ~
quence all the leading hotels were, '—-'
high and dry before sundown last,~ (Committed on Page Eight.)
evening and berries of wouldbe revel-J
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lers were forced to revel at the mo-
vies or some other substitute for the
stimulant they had hoped To draw
from the little brown jug. ; '
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AUTO UNLESS mama momma. m2; vililfim‘i'dfi:
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walk last Monday for the purpose of:
HAS STATE LICENSE lofklng over factory buildings in this
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Thc Department of Motor Vehicles A number of buildings were shown
has issued a circular letter to be sent to the New York business men, and
to garage men and Iiverymen through-i it is probable that more will behest-d
out the slate. advising that no cars. from, the lace company at a later
must be rented to any person unless dale. , ' U
the driver who is to lake the car out; The New York concern ls desirous
has a Connecticut operator's licons‘e.lof renting a factory in this city. rath-
ll is the intention of this letter to’ er than constructing a new building.
notify generally that in its manage-t
{cl
rr-ent of such cases in the future. th I
department intends to make the owne- To PRODUCE BOOKS
er of the car liable f 't . i I '
WWW or .. prowl or DANBURY ROAD}
This is in connection with the par-5
ticular occurrence at New Haven in‘
which Yale stud‘nts were involved.
:2? ”239;: fifflgtemmr 0' the hired icourt, was reached yesterday between
fAmsltiortvtlrloiclaitokt‘hgrbt‘ommissioneri waging“? (finger‘fifffi b15313:
0 nor e cos, the B. Sloeckv. ' '
9" ha d an intemw with Director'JOhn Sanders of Danbury. and other
Russell :Chillenden and Dean I,rwm__¢_directors of the street railway com-
lielr Jones, at New Haven. concomingi
An agreement that the books of ,
. Henshaw, who claims to own .a
lnumber of shares of Danbury and
Beth-cl stock. brought legal proceed-
ings in the Civil Superlor‘ court
against the directorslas a result of
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DON'T GIVE UP
l 'the purchase of the Bridgeport and
; CANNED G00 'Danbury trolley line by the Danbury
r “-_ and Bethe]. He claimed the price
-. HARTFORD. Nov. l.—-Wamlng;paid was excessive and by the latest
against bogus government agents
who‘vislt houses and demand from
housewives a percentage of their
canned goods. was issued by Robert
agreement he has gained permission
to discover from the books the actual
amount paid for the Bridgeport and
Danhury and the cost of the roads
famine, Food Administrator of Cone construction. .
. inecllcut.dtoday. A story had come -
mo hen quarters from Ridgetleld of
. supposed agents making ll:1 demands SPAYSON ALLEGES
'and Mr. Scovllle at once attired. BROKEN CONTRACT
eyerv tnwn chairman in airfield: '
1courtly of the fraud in the following:
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.1 "information received here that
-aitenipts are being made by persons
,poslng as government inspectors to
:cnter houses and demand a certain rlen. “final Wesley 6. Wood of Nor-
; percentage of canned goods to be de- walk, damages of “.000 being blaiur
Alivered to the government. This is, ad
of course. a fraud. and any person at-
.tenmlng this should be arrested.”
i More telegraphic replies to. inquir-
ies as to the uumbcroffood pledge
.cards sinned came into headuartors.
{looday’n and weather m ‘
Failure to complete a building for
"which contract had been made with-
to the stipulated lime forms the basis
of a vault in the Superior court.
brought by William P. Payson of Da-
laid.
wasast howls
{the Danbury and Bethel Street Rail-i that ,1“. would give to some Worthy
way company will be produced in‘ can... such 35 [hp pea Cross. Mrs.
tinder the contract alleged in the
complaint. entered into bum the, 3
Miss. the building and no be com»
a“... hilt? «“Wfiinmss Imogen
coda-Muslims -. .
calls-etc collection. 0., NW.1.—0Ilt0l3.
“denuded
Generally Fair Tor-light and Friday
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"ultimatum iiiuus infiltration
SlAND AGAINSl ONRIJSi
retribution
Directors of Norwalk Hospi-
tal to Mortgage New
Building to Raise $55,000.
At a meeting of the/board of direc-
tors of lhe Norwalk Hospital Asso—
ciation. held last night, in the Non;
Walk Club. for the purpose of deter-
mining how to raise a sufficient sum of
money to cover the payment for the
new hOt-tpllal, it Was voted to flmpOW'l
er the officers of the association to:
mortgage the new building tor not;
more than $55.00“. It was also voted:
last night to order the executive com-'
milieu to raise moo-2y for puchasintz'
furniture and equipment for the new
building.
Last night's meeting was largely al-
tt-ndctl and was Opened by President
John McMullen. at, 8 o‘clock.
The first buriness to come bl’fnrt'
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The Republican Town
on for the big rally at iioyt's The;
atre, Monday eevnfng. The list in-'
eludes Schuyler Merritt. Republican!
Connecticut.
and J. l.. Poem-y, president, of the
Central Labor llnlor, of Washington.
I). C. Mr. Kingfi-I prmence here willi
be specially pleasing as he is knowni
as a forceful speakt. and has many‘
Norun‘k. lie lav
given a cordial wel-
come by our citlrcns. The committee1
extends an invitation to the ladies of
the city to be present. The. meeting
will open at 8 o'clock and those de-
siring good seats M be present
as early as posilble.‘
fiRANIl [IIHBERS '
"Al lll’lllll BHAI’IER
Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Mary
Andrus Mix of Rest Haven. and her
associateyrand ollicors. who come
fro snail over the state. as well as
from New York State. paid her an»
nual visit to Opbir Chapter. No. 52,
0. E. 8.. last evenin: at which time
she complimented the local chapter
on the very good work that. was be-
ing done and pic complimented the
chapter on tel. manner in which,the
three celildattls here mill/ted hat
evening. "The grand oilicers were
served with a supper before the meet-
ing and following the meeting a so-
cial tlmc'wr'th reintshments wai en-
jOyed. Horace M. N. Sigman present-
cd Mrs. Mix with a 85 gold piece in
spite of her request that no presents
be made this year on account of'the
war. This gold piece Mrs. Mix said
Ada Pagan. post Worthy matron of
the local chapter, and grand conducb
Lions of the grand louse. was present-
ed by Charles in“. Mills with a very
{handsome bruout of roses. Speeches
l were made by the local officers and by
l the gland officers present. after which
‘ the meeting uroke up at a late hour
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:RELIEF FROM THE
COAL FAMINB;
0 Some relief from the coal famine
lmay safely he promised Norwalk in
lvlew of the fact that l‘im administra-
itor Garrlcld has directed that "‘ the
‘strtam of coal that has been steadily
' flowing into the northwest be diverted
to the east. the supposition being that
the .norihvmsl has been very w:~llu'tup-
plIR with maL'
The legal department of the fuel ad-
ministration is investigated seven] in-
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ithc raising of pt‘lflf‘l of coal above that
Mind by the gm ernmeut.
3, The supply of bltumlous cool
its steadll, llctrcnsng and some of the
.looal factor}. s are beginning to worry
itamlrmus -..ral u)’ the,,.(overumcnt is
i“ low that opt rotors won't sell. but
are hoopla: the
(contained on Pas. Twp)
F MURDER,
Meals was indicted today” the Grand
3,5llllSHIPl’lNli
.of the Fore Iiiver plant of ihc- lit-thie-
Fhi-ru Shipbuilding company were pre-
lpared today to confer with commitn
tel-s representing striking machinists"
dusting wage differences without fur-
|tlier delayihg
. 500 men failed to report, this morn-i
inn.
also were affected, ,it was said.
_ OF THE INViDlN
MlilliSllllliEE
Ql'lN('\', Illa-1.5.. Nov. 1. Officials
’ and other employes in the hope of ad;
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lovcrnment shipbuild!
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ing work. it was estimated that 3.-‘
Other departments of theplant
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S. W. Walteman. manager of tliei
plant. expressed a willingness to hear:
the _\’Ilit'\’an0l'S of the men.
Their
chief demand. according to uni
’Charles M. Schwab, president
the Bethlehem Steel company,
expected here today. but it was saidfmim-d stuml.
, i Mn: lb! official figures as trangnm.lcandldate for (Ringl‘l'rn‘i Hon. John T. 1 his visit had nothing to do with them ouiflunk the Ta'gliamento “n.
WASHINGTON. Nov. i.~—-Thn de-' ted 10 "lo district hltndqpartitrs. AiKing. member of the Republican Nun Hump, asoit had been planned before from the (Tamil: '
the trouble developed.
Hillliilli’EN us
involution
sfifiiiu‘d'ri‘dfid
etty quietly in!
local police rc-|
ceivlng only a few complaints. A nun: lterial. The Italian NM?
ber of gates and sections at fence werel
reported missing this morning. but no
in rious damage was done. i
in the. uptown business section. a:
of merrymakcrs. Aged tomatoes were,
the chief articles of ammunition. al .
though one crowd went "over the top"
supported by a heavy artillery fire of
nicely-ripened cantaloupes.
The old~llme flour stockings was con-
spicuous by its absence last evening.
this probably being due to the fact that.
ilour costs considerably more today,
than it did several years ago.
HALLOWEEN MASK
' AFFAIR AT HILLSIDE
Students at Hillside school were
guests last evening of the faculty at a
Hallowe'eu masquerade party given
by the members of the faculty, to the
students. in the. gymnasium of the
school. ' ’
The hall wall handsomely decanted
for the occasion with autumn leaves,
berries, corn stalks. pumpkins and col-
ored streamers. All of the students
wore costumes. and many of these
were particularly handsome.
:G
climb
e n c r a l Cadorna Saved
Some of His Forces and ,
the Third Army Succeeded
in (letting Away With All ‘ a
Material.
Au Nil intuit "
lllilllllllilli m mitt ¥
Count von Hertling Has Not;
Accepted the German Into
perial Chancellorship.
General l‘adorna's retirement her
on fore the invading Austin-Germans
, leaders. is that the company shall put is sluckning and the opposing
. t 5‘“ “'d'mng and 3"" “p ’0 anh “we" forces are at grips at several points
0011!!!“ch stun ing effecte some moat I agoto . q . . ~ . -
has been fortunate in securing speak-'13.“. Wages to the navy yard scale. illU‘Hl‘" ”it [ dim and the T3!
The German cflort
Alps apparently;
is: not gaining ground fast.
While the German blow over-
4v
ofilhunento, where the “Italians prob- w . “
wssmhly will make their first. deterw .
pmvi-reil‘aml dispersed the Italian .'
forces along the Isouzo north of
Gorilla, General l‘adorna, accord-r
ing to advices from his headquarv
ters, saved his other armies‘ virtue
ally intact, and the third army,
which guarded the Cacao Plateau,
succeeded in getting away in Sin
entirety with its guns and war one
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become a rout, and it is apparel“
that General
was to withdraw" his troops frond.
battle royal started ”New!" bum-“Hire lsonzo and across the Fruili _
Plains to a position from which if.”
make a strong counter attack. 4.
The invading forces are withiti '
four miles of the Tagliamento
northwest of Udinc, after having
captured 120.000 prisoners and
more than 1,000 guns. This is the
centre of the advancing line, and.
the southern and northern wing!
probably are not so near the Togo
liamcnto. Should General Cadornn
have to retire from the Tagliav
mento because of‘the breaking 01--
Alps and before. assistance arrives,
runs southwest and south from
Belluno, on which to stand.
ried toNorthern Italy not only by
France and Great Britain, but. also
by Italy. . The German advance
During the course of the evening,
dancing and Hallowe'en games were
enjoyed. and a play, taken from a part
read the play, was a feature of the
production. the scenery being‘artlsti-
cally arranged in every detail.
the evening. an a musing good time
Refreshments 'were served later in
was enjoyed by everyone who attend-
ed the delighqu alfair.
LADIES 0F MOOSE
GIVE A DANCE
The dance ”given by the Ladies' Aux~
lliary of the Moose in Music Hall 1 st
evening. was a pronounced su ess
from the decoration to the mud
march, from the costumes - to the re
freshments. from the music to the spir-
it of conviviallty that prevailed.
It is estimated that fully 200‘ attend-
ed this dance and to judge from the
many costumes that were seen in every
corner of the hall, the brains of those
present must have been work
hard indeed. to originate something ‘to
wear as a costume. There were
"all". . goblins. Golan.
clowns, odomhla, Psrriot and Pier
relic. in fact people of all descriptions
v
‘ on themselves with wholesome.
«in
clean fun and dancing all the analog.
The social mum of the society
hadlhcalalrlaobaruaud thcy.wm
Juryxfor the murder have last Ann-Ii
lash A. fling. a wealthy
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strewn!» .
of “Macbeth" was presented by the}
members of the faculty. The witches. . . .
scene, well-known to those who have 'upon Internal _ disorder in Ill]!
crowded into one tarps tun-loving mass'
lwho were out for c and time and Who copied the German Imperial Chane ”
cellorship pending conference. .
mphumted‘uupua their secession
apparently is not as strong as at
first, and Berlin is less enthusiastic
in its war bulletins.
If the German command counted
t
ihelping to open the way to Low
lbardy, it has been disappointed, as
all indications point to a strengtho‘.
ening of the Italian national feel.
ing. The Government and peoplc
of ltaly. as well as the Govern-
ments of France, Great Britain and
the United States are bending cv~
cry effort to give the German!
blow for blow on the Vcnetifli
.I’lains, the fighting ground of the
"yearly campaigns of Napoleon;
” against Austria. ‘
i The French in their successful
'oflensive north of the. Aisne in the
direction of Laon last week cap-v
lured 12,157 prisoners, including
237 officers. The guns taken num- -
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bered 180’. There has been littla
ed very infantry fighting in this region and. ‘ .
the Gerruan ('rown Prince has booth
unable to carry out counter attack.
of any strength. The artillery:
duel continues violent-
Count you llertling has not as.
with Beiehatag leaderp.
moot-many by way of A ‘
the Bavarian Premier will W
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(indoma’s strategy!” .
the Italian defenses in the Curtain
he will have the Hiave River which '
Reinforcements are_- being hm, .
and Copenhagen indicate M
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