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noun
. 1 Committee Meets to
Discuss the Situation With
Various Business Men of
the City
fills
SAMEN
Alli liiiliENii
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veral Concerns Are Buy-
ing Coal by the Car Load
Direct From New York
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MAYOR NAMES
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NEW. FRO M ALL PART. OF THE WORLD IV l MAL WAR! AND W. OW N OPERATOR
5mm at the south Norwallt Pup
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Sammy, IOV. 10. 1917
Fair and cooler tonight: Sunday fair.
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CilMMlliiE
0N HARBAR
Messrs. John McMullen,
Russell Frost, E. G. Mur-
phy, J. J. Walsh, Samuel
Lynes and A. J. Smith
Chosen
to wound
m ilEEElilfl
Will. Lirge Larger Appro-
priation in Connecticut
n I. w. wI's
il0titili IN-
tiltiAHOMA
Stripped of Their Clothing;
and Attacked by Sixty;
Black-Robbed and Hoodedi
So«Called “Knights of Lib-é
erty”
,uiutiiiiu
% i-iiiiiiiiiiiuist
:Ma‘n After Man Tied to a‘
A Tree and Lashed With a,
autumn j m
illili jutti-
Sergeants Shea, 81W andi
paitment is now preparing , second
can for 500.000 men. in th ” ll it In
understood that married me ‘wul be in
the non belligerent class
Sergeant Shea with Sir:
ii. Salvlnl and Sergeant J.
arrived in this city late yesterday af-
lnl John
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Donohuo A
urine or iiiiiii MONIHS '—
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WINNIPAUA MAN
flllliil DEAD
Donahue Arrive , Nor-A A . ‘
“‘k ““0" “"‘“'* 0N RAllRilAll MAXAMAUSA liilllllllllllll
Applications i i
That the second dralt c would bei I "— '
made within aflvhort timew the state ' r ' ' ”MW“, A l H h - ”I 7 i A -
. ‘ . t, . ‘Dawd Pollard Killed Either. Moscow Is Reported to Have
mt mute. b S - . '
gealhlt F. Iii. 31:30! inf: fungal By an Early EveninglcfllmREN filVE ”P ; Gone Over to the Revolu-
who is here with a recruit! porty forj . . ‘ , “011th the Gal-rim
no piiipose to «Singing in into the; Train or an Automobile ' l Th a ’Takin Over the
aristocrat; at? first on Grade Crossing BANBIES Ti] All] All i g
l = . Government Offices
gunmen“ ‘wmnittiiiiwu’
tinnitus"
SiliiMiSSiNli .
TeachersReport Little Ones!
. IN Sillli [If HEAIA
5:23:33. .. ‘3“ ”its. Are Doing as Much as Emu .
mentors; in: to? , 2': stoma... no... to Come "8 ‘0 QM"? Sundial . . ,. F b T,
the cavalry. Men of all t mi Here Monday to Make a]; For Soldiers—4 181.318“ X“! etle'ncN r023:
l‘ii'lillliei“; Highlight: “it ”Tum: Investigation nanrronojov. 10.———Wbether: “21v; my m o
:cooks, bakers, etc. .arc wanted. Twin. their elders realize it or not. the chil-t
and Especiall' Norwalk . '. ' '
i c thirty citizens gathered at the: '~ 3 I A cat 0 Nme Tails
Aty thousand men are wanted.” the
dren of Connecticut, at least all thoaeg
ty Hail last evening'to attend the'
-~ ing called by the local commip’
'- who have been EDDOint-ed inem'- ot an important committee of re rn-‘
of the United States Fin-i Ad-A
nistration .
e local committee coreslstinz of‘
«.0 John H. Light, Frederick L.“
mm and Franklin A. Smi'h. were;
at to hear whatever these pres-t
i. had to mini tn: surreal.
Dr. Shercr was the first speakem
.. presented the claims of the-pulp"
schools. ‘The schools were in'
.ed of coal. some of the building,‘
ving but a limited supply at 'm;
935‘“ ”W’- B" “”99””an “m”, to we it Connrcticut and particular“
e committee of Dr. Sher-er. it was
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“ Aliiil cut
is Client Fined $35 in Fair-é
field Town Court For Col-i
lision. With a Bridgeport“;
Jitney Bum—Driver of the,"
Bus Killed $25
FAIRFIELD, NOV. 9.—l"rctirréoit i...
cry. secretary of state of Connect“
t defended in in: Fall'llf’ltl town?
« rt yesterday the driver of an to-
moblle who was charged with rock-i
as driving. The chaufleur was John.
. 'Burlie driver for David Ledelerfl
New Haven. 'lie was charged
ith having collLdeil with the jitney;
us of Andrew .Cliiacci. of Bridge-'
rt, last Tuesday morning on the‘
at road near the Ash Creek bridge-J
iacci Was also charged with reck-‘
so drivinu. ' ' t
At the close of a six hour hearing:
mice was fined 375 and costs and,
iacci $25 and costs. ‘
The testimony was that the Leder-A
machine, enroute to New York.‘
as proceeding along the Post road
I
tritium:
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Interest in the East Norwalk Inn"
TOVf‘il‘.”fll .Association..fair at the
-w Community hall ‘has kept u
x ‘J
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan this
morning announced the amiointim-nt
l.f‘llldil\'(' cllzons to go’to Was or
iron, ti). (‘.. early next month. and
represent Norwalk at the National
Rivers :gi Harbors c
will be held on December 5 G and 7.
The members of the committee are
John McMuilen chairman; General
Russel Frost. 0
Murphy. S
J. W
ident oi‘ the Rad-91 Oyster Com
poor.
The purpose of the committee w
ill be
ly Notwalk, cannot get its share of
bore throughout the country./
in ~thc past Connecticut has not
fated well in this respect. The state
pays about $5,000,000 annudlly in rov-
enue to the United States govern-
ment. and the total appropriation
made by the sixty-futitth Congress for
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iAssistant Secretary Succeed- .
I ed by Benedict Crowell
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int/h Hill THREE
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itititiitutiuiir
Rochester Woman Leaves
Note For Husband With
Words “Nerves” an (1
“Crazy” at Bottom .
ROCHESTER. N. Y..
Mrs. Eienora Ratlean,
years old. wife of John
killed her three little da
fertv-thp‘e
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into the cistern.
When Ratigan left home Mr his
seven o'clock yesterday
morning his wife was preparing the
work at
oldest children. six and seven years
old. for school. it
d’nner to him at noon.
the table was a note saving:
“Thrrc is more than $1.000'in the
BLBSESWNIHHT Monroe County Savings Bank in my
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name. That is enough to bury us nil.
Goodhy. Lona." Below the words
"nerves” and crazy" were Writt-On.
The trap door of the cistern was
open. Looking through. thq husband
saw the bodies of his wife and chiiw
dren in the water. liv- summoned
Nov. 10.,—
F. Ilatigau,
ughters ym-
terday by throwing them into a cis-
rn under the kitchen of her homo
.and then committed supictdo by forc-
ing her body through the trap door
. ' was Mrs. Ratiw
(Continued on Sixth Page.) :gans custom to carry her husband’s
_ ,, When she
; from! to appear yesterday he went to
his homo and found dt deserted. On
aviation section and 10.000 mourn! the
TITSA. Okla, Nov. 10.-~Thc wlicrc- signal corps. , . ’
‘eroiy beaten members of the ludu‘sl‘iytlllflg mt." have a chance tom
trial Workers of the World sciud‘their trodes. said the recruiting party.
13" Will" 11‘0“? ponemcn. fltfxflt‘d' Mil v-nlistmt-Itts in the army are for the‘
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onvtntion which feather-(d last night by a band or. T3”. pnrty thoroughly eanvastied this Was struck by the 6:35 p. m., nan-i
hooded my imluy um! this evening left gm. bury train,.or an automobile. in not
The 1-93.“. '3“ visit known. Attire time of the accilnm.
Mr. Pollard was on his way to attend
with u onto-nine tails. turret! and duration of the war..
' sixty and
climbed
“Knight. Liberty." was unknown‘siumrm-d,
here today. With the warning. "th‘V'eterl' town and city in the stale
; of shots.
A New ll iron, Bridgeport. letlofd.WIt-
. rested in a recent raid on state head— 1' 1p tr. noon seen applicants bad
‘quarters here.
their follows in city court. Ail weretmenl before ecninx.
(We. run ‘mo
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P‘tflfliliili‘ Stu-owo, who lives in the
INEMHAMQUITS 'Sprlnpn’ocd celebration. despite the
war tax on intoxicating liquor. indul-
WAR "E A :ged wry liberally last night. and
' .nhout 1:40 o'clock aroused the neigh-
lhorhootl oi llouton street by shoot-
was lu-ard by omcer Milton Lucio
wood, who had a hard struggle in
aricsting Sarowo and getting the
. weapon away from him.
WASHINGTON. Nov. lOr~The am: What was the officer's- surprise to
:ciiangc in the administration of the find that the man was carrying two
tWar Department since the linited,knivcs in his clothing. One had a
iSlnio-a entered the world conflict was. double cdaad blade nearly 3 100':
tannounced last night. Assistant Sec-j long. and the 0th" hi“! vblade '50
rotary of War William M. lngrahamL: Inches long. Both were uglwwoapons.
has resigned to become Surveyor of; and with the revolver, made a no.
um Port, of portiand, M0,. and Benn.» table asqulsition to the collection at
ldict Croweii of Cleveland. Ohio. husi“‘0li"e headquarters. .
ll’l“f'n appointed by the President to Snrowo was tried before Judge
lsuececd him. _ income H. Vosburgh this morning on
A Mr. Croweli is an engineer by pro-leharges of drunkenness and carrying
feision and has been in Washington concealed weapons. and. Was lined $25
for some time in an advisory mime-1 and coats. which be paid. ‘
:y to the Gedcrai Munitions Board ‘E ‘ .—
ome months ago he was commits-i ‘,
stoned a Major in the Engineer‘RAn‘ROAD MEN
Corps and placed in charge of the}
Washingtr; 'otllce ol lthe l’anam'i! ..-._....__ u it
Canal. He will resign his commie-s CLEVELAND. 0.. Nov. 10.- '1' ere
sion to accent the new nmointmrnt, i= absolutely no foundation for reports
Reasons for Mr. Ingrahal‘n'g l-p;lg.al.llflt the Brotherhood of Locomotive
nation were. not disclosed except that ii‘lr'O'nen and “1811109" and the
'l'- M3 atittcd "but: his new l'om .Ilmttmrhood of Locomotive Engineers
Would take him back to his home. ‘are. at ioggerhcads over an agreement.
it is understood n". 933nm. wn.,,thiit has been in force since 1913,
made at Mr. ingraham’s oWn sup. Vim“ Y'nrséasfgaghplgggyt Of an
gestlon, as he felt a mop. l‘iiri‘e thor-I ”rm” .' '
oughly familiar with the technical‘ Th“ “5".”me provideritghtfi, t2]?
problems involved might get b“"""ittatzggixl’lzztttggsth‘éofgz bodies.
grosult; There have :ieen run on: also‘ Mr. Carter made this statement in
.mfinénr' hilt-2:223]; :{l'quf‘ftgnf connection vgtli the conclusion of a
Platter 3' ith th m t'kh r “1", meeting of me general chairmen of
' 1' " or w e o cc 0.‘ etch " the Firemcu'a Brotherhood. Eastern
Division. representing 100 railroads
east of Chicago, who have been in ses-
sion hert- since Tuesday considering
the quesztlon of requesting increased
wages.
The itenernl chairmen in session
——
.of staff. .
i Mr. CroWell is generally posted on
.the general munitions ri'untion and
in expected to relieve .‘lr. Baker of
much of the heavy work which has
fallen upon his shoulders.
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' Eleven of the l. W. Wz's were nr-‘vrimry and New London.’ i i
been don Avenue. shortly after ll ocloek
The other six liadrobtninril in this city and indications “W “KM: dotedlnm ‘0 “Wald the
(Continued On Page Twelve) ithcmouey spent on ”V?” and bar-‘ testified last night at the trials ofiwcrs» mm rut-n would apply for culls»!
A
HIS POSSESSION’
Aing a revolver several times. This.
APPEAR TO AGREE .
David Pollard. of London avenue
Belden Hill Avenue railroad crosrina
ounciimun Edgar Gm! er Return to Tulsa." the .i. W. \V'.'iif lit-n desiring to obtain miller ling“ WWW ‘0”9'3" 0’ Clinton com"
amuel Lyncs. Judge Johnj were started through the brush nwny tforiuatiou about 1110 army may comma» . mandery. No. 3. Knights Templar. of.
“5" and Andrew L' Smnhv Pm“; from the city followed by It fusilludt- lllt‘dll‘ with the recruiting stations iii-"h“?h organization he "5 a Prom"
inept member. -
' Mr. Pollard left his home. 4 Lou
Special Conclave (of Clinton Com
fore reaching All.
tsetory.‘ .
(Continued on Sixth P130.) '
trolley line
intuition
M liliillEN iiutii
Essays Read at the Fair Giv-
' ten by the East'Norwalk
Improvement Association
iguldance of the East
one of Norwallt's oldest and moot ”31::
abouts of seventeen half-naked. sev-A p, -ull.ti in n, n “I. peeled citizens, '3' found d934, this’
i. Q "3 canny all morning. about 2 o'clock. near the
with a deep wound on. the right old!)
of ‘llfi lface. Whether MN. Pollard
inandery. No. 3. Knights 'l‘emplar. Be-
on Main
ii . « Ami
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Ill WINNERS,
The winners of the prizes announc-
led in yesterday's Sentinel who con-
‘ducted successful gardens under the
Norwalk ”Mother. It is a state of mind which must
.Who are of school age. are fully
aware that their country is at war.
i‘l‘licy have been told that if they
want to be truly patriotic they must
fitat kill candy. and have been asked
'to prove their patriotism by doing
.without candy altogether uiitii Clirist<
man. a sacrifice as great for them as
any their elders have yet been call—
ed upon to make. But rchrts made
.by teachers and others who are urg-
‘ing this conservation movement show
ithat lmany L‘hiidrt-n are Alisplaying
as loyill a spirit as the grown-ups
[Continued on Sixth Page.)
i. not. tuition
iiififlii Willi
Between November 11 and Novem-
her 18 the Y. M.C. A. will ask the pet)
ple of America tor the 385,000,000
which is absolutely necessary to carry
on its war work. The money is not for
the Y. M. C.. A: it is for our boys in
France and on the way. and for the
soldiers of our Allies who are fighting
shoulder to uhoulder with America in
’the Great Cause. The people of Nor-
Iwalk are given the privilege of filtering
in this national duty.
To the Y. M. C. A. because of its ef-
ficient organization, the United States
government has delegated the job of
maintaining the morale of the army.
that confidence. courage and fidelity
upon which victory so largely depends.
Discipline is one thing. the authorities
can enforce that. but morale in an-
l
t
provement Association during the be cultivated. encouraged and inspnrcd
summer submitted in Written fortniz‘t'lilltlleon said that morale ”33 1°
tessays on their experience as tuna
leur farmers.
herewith published for the
merit of our readers:
i
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(Continued on Eighth Page.)
.;every other factor as three to one.
These were read Mil-10rd Northclifle said in Cleveland that
the fair on Thursday evening and are‘Wl'hwt the Y- ‘31. C- A- We “111101. win
enlightea- t
be war. .
The work which is being done under
the Red Triangle extends to every can-
tonment in the United States, to every
camp in France. to every line of trench-
‘ ' es on the battlefields of Europe, to
MOTHER TAKES every man in the AlliedJarmies, be be
, .Cathoilc. Protestant or wish. and it
BOY FROM HOME;
is‘ the rnly agency permitted tovork
{with the soldiers of the Allies. who are
The police received word last evgheld prisoners in Germany.
enlng that Sidney Haipin. a boy llv-t
in; at 76 South Main street, was miss-.
trig. Later it developed that the par-1
cuts of the boy were quarrellniz over
him; and the mother had come here,SAY WOMEN WERE
from New York and taken him away.1
The father Went to New York somei
months ago and took the boy away!
from his mother. Some two weeks
ago hire. within came here and at-
tempted “to get the boy out of school
and take him back home with llt‘l‘.j
The case came to the notice of the
lawyers and the police. and it was
(“rationed On Page Twelve) .
i WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.——The thun-
'lgcr strike of woman party militants=
in the jail here has resolved itself .
into a dispute over whether the wo-.h0W€Vl~’ri
; An immediate armistice of thrvor
‘Months will be offered by the '
Maximalist government of Petro—
grad. During: this time. Nikolai;
Lenine, leader of the Maximalists,
plans that representatives elected.
by the people of all nations will
'setile the questions of peace. Lt!-
ninc's government is willing to
.t-oiisider proposals for a just pcaca
[from either side. -.
. Moscow is reported to have gotta
lover to the revolutionists. 'flte
Egarrisoii has supported the revolt:—
ltioiiury committee there in taking
over the government offices. Con-
iditions in Moscow and Petrogracl.
tare reported to be quiet.
l The Boisheviki elementwjp um.
iPensaiits' (‘onizress and thei‘orlr—
men's and Soldier-3' Organization.“
is meeting with opposition' from.
members of the Pt-tro'zrnd Monici-
pal Council and the Minimalist“)
The opposing factions will not ace
knowledge the authority of the
Maximniists antl'nre said -to be
planning an appeal to the Russian
nation regarding the Petrograd.
revolt. A Cabinet has been named. 1
by the Bolsheviki with Lenine as.
premier.
As yet no clashes between the
Maximalists and the supporters of
the Kerensky Cabinet are report.
ed. and the whereabouts ofKeren—o
sky still is in doubt. The revolts.
tionary committee has ordered his
arrest and imprisonment with the
other ministers now in the fortress
in Pctrograd. Lenine also has
given instructions that his forces
shall move against any soldier;
supporting Kerensky and has ap-
pealed to the railroad men not is
transport. Kercnsky adherents.
It is not clear whether the Rusk
aian armies as a whole have ac-
cepted the new government. Bufi
it is reported that some units have
gone over to the revolutionary}
side. All available Russian ad-
.viccs, except reports
igrud“. and even these have not. in.»
..,
from Ger.
imany must come through Petr!»
zdicated any great flush to the rev. ..
~ ‘ ' ' leaders from the sold»-
NOT FORCIBLY whmomo , .
nets outsule Petrograd and Nonm-
”FED AT JAIL ,. cm... . -
The Russian War Office has MI
issued an oflicial statement for new.
era] days. Berlin in its statement;
mentions no great activ-
~rini.‘ 'thr- entire week and the at- his neighbors and the bodies were;
ndanro last night wns‘up to ‘he
ndaid. The booths ware.
sly patronized and the fenturt
ded by the entertainment commit;
‘2 were greatly ': ‘loyed. The Camp}
ire Girls had chm Ye of the prozmmt
mores inst nit-hi and presented a? STAMFORD. Nov. 10.—.lewclrvvhnd’ of Mayor Mitchell announced today
The parilcl- table» sliver valued. it was said. at uninterrlon of resigning to take
about $3.000. was stolen yesterday effect December 31 the day the WM
from the resitlence of W. Wilson Her-i ant fashion administration defeated
rick. a Nrw York broker. living' at: for reelection by the democrats. goes
inst amusinu playiot.
tints did themselves gr':at credit and
pro roundly applauded by the spec
tors. ms. Milton liustcdfisnna
or; «many n. qolo. ml a feature by,
:9 Camp Fire Girl durum which .1.
ct: was carat-led arid-3d the attrac-
venpss of (hp program. Miss Muriel
ones. a month. of the arouo t1
rls. gun’s pleasing; recitation. Mas-v
Bunsen Played o violin solo, Miss
srion Coleman accompanying him
. the piano. ‘
The fair will bd'open this after
no“ rod everlw ml at It! ch)” 1:)-
fibl a goodly :urt will have been
.p. MM for
ulna.
.llii‘ butt-fit of the asso-
l
gener- f
s Wo-TSHIPP
orawn out.
AN POINT
RESIDENCE ROBBED. NEW voaK.
Shtirpan Point.
Gustave Nabble. who was employed would run utll April 19"., lie coolvl
as a housewan at the place. is mitts-Abe romovod from oflco sooner. only
mu accmdtnz to the police who say after a public hoarlux. Administruv
they have information to the wet-titled of the police department id'uac
that he was seen getting on I trol-
ley car and that while. he was so do-
ing he hoped a Silver in; His
wife. who to evoloyetl by the Horn it has been a subject of discussion
rloks an cook. denies to the notice what disposltion Judge nylon. mayor-
nny knowledge of!“ about! only elect. would malts of tlls’ commis-
be
Herrick was in New York city and , No amount has
Mrs. Herrick was sway at the note. byluis to this rossrd.
Commissioner Woods
Announces Resignation
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Nov. lO.~—i’ollec Com-
}misslonen Arthur Woods. appointee
tout of once. His term under the law
Inatty a chief issue in myoralty au-
lpstgns here although no Km! point
. was made of it in the recent election.
slonorsli'o. '
here appointed a committee of six to
take up the wage question and other
matters at a conference to be called in
some centrally located city, probably
next month. The southeastern and
western dlvlslons of the Fireman’s
Brotherhood will be asked to appoint
similar committees for the conference.
ATTEMPT TO DERAIL
TROLLEY CARS
DERBY. Nov. lo.-—'l‘iea were plsqd
on the trolley tracks at Crsno’s cm
in: near Grassyllili station in Orson
last night. and the car which loft New
missed derailment. 'l'bo ssr
crowded oven to strum As
our” approached the station. Hm
was
the
W. node
i
Haven at 12:30 tllls marlin m a?
men were fed forcibly or whether ity on the eastern front, and there
they took (and willingly. ' g iare no reports that the Austro—
T°d3y woman 93", 1'"""““*"'“’""-.Germans have taken advantage~
announced that Alice Paul. the lead-1 - -
or had beenforelbly fed three timesiaof the disorders m Petrograd to
Mlelllon of the child. lfiince ”New” utter-noon. and that make a determined attack at vital
Rose Winslow, her companion. bad points between the Baltic and.
decided to leave the boy with his fa-
ther here. Later the another evi'
dently repented of giving h" consent‘
to this and has since tried to get.
LOOKING INTO THE {been forcibly'frd twice. Feats Ills! Black Sea. A report from Copen-
.P llh, tines a ll. more a .—
.GRUMBLY FIRE. "iii. £13.... m. m... c......a..'m~e" “Y“ “'8 “mm “m °°
ed '1” “mama" and hhumm copied the Aland islands at the:
The authorities are. investigating. Superintendent Ztnliham of the nn'entyaneq ‘0 the Gulf of BMW
the fire which destroyed the horns freely admitted that Miss Paul had winch lies between Sweden and.
and WWW ham owned by been.“ fed three tim'ea, but deniedthatiFinland,
Janos. ' .0! tho Connecticut it at! ”Ben done orclhly. .v ' n"
~MMM’MI ' mnm— “There was no forcible fwd’""”icoilrl:t’sn:le:"(§fller:li(l;ir “are ill.
Or.lllflitllllltf‘ MM'ialdDr..l.A.Gannon.therilphysl-l . . . '.. ‘1" b“ ;
' in the futon. There is but clan. ”These women took the food'mfl' ‘33" , WWW“, P” l!
M that the “aeration was mun—z without resilience and merely want along'the have over, ready to
500 by forest In; and ll ls'tljs phase to advertise meaning by saving 01" ntouter resistance to M
to! the lion , to]: will be l hed' they have been fed forcibly. “fliAustmaGerman invadcm'
' . brood-r .m‘afin ll Chief ‘ us. The ocsl' Paul'n condition is not critical: it in . . .
l'llsArsrlg. As “2' anemia of trons- illd.all they conid to save the not even serious. she is doing well." ' linlish “"d 17'3"“ "”1” h“.
staple lie was Ms which is! boon property. A 11:, were early on the Woman party headquarters bow- “Find In Northern ““31.“ '31
pious twenty turbo-ills tum. flotsam sad so their ‘Wl to ever declared that Its. Paul will do aid the Italians in beating back
sluts llo Twas pnsbsdslou sail untidy-glut, lbs odds were status: if the Jail authorities continue to food , -—-—-- '
barman“. can. > . . in Wily.” , . m.) l Jamaal-s so lino-lb has.)
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