Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 17, 1917 · page 1

 
 

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rim“, sov. 17, 1911

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Fair Tonight and Sunday

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

;: it little
ilflllltli tits

1. rd of Education Decides
to Refer Knudsen and
North Center School Con-
tracts to Corporation
Counsel Quinlan

' tinnitus
lit irritation

ial Sitaution Still Proving

 

 

Board

- when of the Board of Educti-
held a special meeting last night.
the high school. in West avenue,
the purpose of trying to straigh-
otii the difficulties which have
in regard to the payment of
. Knudsen and North Center school
«lion contracts. After a lengthy
.iiaion it was finally decided to
er the question to tho.- corporation
hunt. and obtain. it possible. his
too on thr- matter. Other mat-
:i of citnor'iniportancv came before
0 board 1.1:: awning. and wet 1. ret-
.. without dithciilty.

Those pit-sent at last illit‘s DUN-
' f‘e (tr. ('oburrt. ’I‘)r. Henri i'
(sit-r Harry iii. Scoi‘ield. William
guns. William P. Ward. Bernard .1.
”id" and William II, McMahon
Tim polemic: payment tunglwwns
o. fir.r flit-tines: to be il'lttl‘i up anti

 

 

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tiiNiEllilil inn
columnar

flit State in Union to'Ex-
‘ need 3.. it. C. A. War Fund,”

a Serious Problem For tbel

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AM l0 RAISE

 

Second Taxing District Plant A
| Revenue Has Been Cutby.’
l High Cost of All Kinds of I
' Material A
NEW lllillli [IN * I

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ill CHRISTMAi

'Parts Needed For the Com-;
. pietion of Ornamental,
System Have Been Ship-f
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I "The downtmvn electrical commis-
{rioners met last evening and discuss
ted the ornamental lighting situation
and the fuel problem," is a familiar;
item in the Saturday issue of the
Sentinel, but last night‘s session was
one that should be on the utmosl
interest to everyone that is S‘l’VPtI
.by the plant. _ .
'I'hi:l plant. in spite of 'llt‘ (art that
fuel is scarco and that In?" their fut-l
oil they are paying ckactiy lth per,
cent, above the normal price. h:i.. not
ducteziscd its rules to the consumers
and is one of the few, wry few,
plant! of any kind that have not in.
some manner increased rates on the‘
commodities or service that it lentil.
(These iratcs'will not Wily": it i; hound
'that the plant is running at c. losr.
be raised to the consliiim‘s dutiful
‘ht- cntiie duration of the \l'J“.
A Another thing that will brim: joy"
to the hearts ol litany is‘the im-
-llitull<‘f'l‘.it’l’li that it the parts arrive
iti lit:.:- the Ul‘mlllit'nl‘il liuli's on
Washington strt-t-t and pri‘hdps ()lll' r
‘tloinm \l'l't'lf‘ l'hu pole-it have been
ftrrctml will be in workintz ortlt-r for
(‘hristmhs or before.

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'3 AUSTRIANS SLAIN .

PRICE HERE [if
’ pilifilllliillltvta‘iscbzzarr

‘i Iowanee to Defend

WIFERAN AWAY
WITH ANllTliEll; .
llWllilCE WEN

 

 

Accepting the report made by Thom

12 Mill it

‘Raniapo Mountaineers Per-

 

tinnitus
iiitts APPEAL
. ‘ Fill ARMENIANS

 

IN "Hill
.N. J. l0 8i

 

Suggests Nov. 24 and 25 as

 

From War

 

HARTFORD, Nov. 17.~Governor

 

as M. Cullinan' its committee on the
divorce petition of Samuel '1‘. Chair
man against Emma B. Chapman,
Judge Howard J. Cirrtis
morning granted the husband a di-

vorce upon the ground of infidelity.

out. A
The case Was returned to cotil‘rt last
spring and the wife entered‘counsei.
to defend. Then the court named a!
committee to hear the evidence and.
the report was made this week. Judge
Edward P. Nobbs for the. husband ex-
plained that the hearing vvtizllhekl';L
before Mr. Culllnnn ss oonunittee.z
'lhe wife was represented by count
sel. but did not appear in person.
The committee found that the par-i

tips yrs-re married on May 29. 1913.
;and that the wife had been unfaith-
ful

between November 1. 1916 and
the date of the writ. Her name was

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llEFENllANlSAYS

nun SECURED
tutti tint on

Unusual Charge by Counsel
in' Very Ancient Suit—‘

Taylor Was Influential é

 

 

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t‘lziiililtic that counsel for the plain"
t.fi' lli‘ll succmdeil in three sucrose
rive dl‘lzislililll‘t"; up getting laws to
he in him case, lun'yr'r for the duh-list-
in the action brought by Isaac ll.
Seth-ck against Stiiitzis Il. Sell: ck and
others. executors. asked Judgi- Howl
aid J. t‘iirtis in the Superior courti
yesterday to‘ deny the 't-chnicalé

. pleadings made by the plaintiff. .

The lawyer who is char: '1) Willl‘

i Traps Them in the Flames

yesterday i

i .
naming Ernest Nelson as correspond-i

ish' When a Veerin‘g Wind

Marcus H. glolcomb, in a statement is-
sued yesterday, urged the people of

 

say. in Armenia, Syria and Palestine
in their war relief giving and sug-
gesting that Saturday and Sunday.
November 24 and 25 be observed in
this state as “Armenian and Syrian
Belief Days." . t
Manor Holconib's statement fol-l

1°ng all of the Y. M. C. A. and the
fly at Belgium should not case us to'
overlook the awful tragedy in Anne-
sis and Syria and Palestine. d
. “*"l‘or three years the Armenians on
Square M!“ ‘ WW ”flue have passed through untold

, ‘ sullerlngs in minute}. «portals:

ALLENDALE, . fl and starvation. The. on y agency t

Twelve mountslnefd. :EQNM'IMM been sbte to help the sulertng sur-
degth iypgteway While mu" 1heivlvors is the: American relief money
fours! fire which has been will '0 distributed by Americans still remain-
four days in the Ram.” Hauntalns lng on the field has bn-n the means of
near here. The tWelve men We" keeping thousands of these unfortu-
members of the band of 200 special tin“? WODle all".

tit-put ' .Flre Warden *w t Millions on Verge of Death. .
days ’ago, 5 h orn in two "Recent. reports of American diplo-

" , v ,..

'1' p ‘ mstlc and consular agents and min.
"Pall: tigreigficflorfiififipbfig'gj Americans lately returned (my Wen
l-‘oundry Company's plant at Mohwsh crn Aida indicate that two and out: but!
which is ganged on GoVernment million survivors, mosilv women and
work. The 1,000 employer; were or- chldlren. of whom t00.otm tire orphans
tiered out to tight ”N, “m In ad{are on the verge of starvation. Exiled
Vance of them “1.", the ”91% mount ;ftoiit home. robbed of their possessions.
loin-.‘crs. near the edge of ‘Bpari
Swamp. “While they were fighting:
(h! llre Which the wind was blow-i

ing to right of them. the mountain’Al-‘IRE

eers_evldently did not notlcf ‘1lfst s.
nbout themq

veering wind also was swooping it to

e . '
They did not discover their plight un
til the flames had surrounded them? '

the left. forming a clrcl
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’ lll SAVEllllil

Fire Is Confined to Sm
After Sweelilg Over 12

 

 

 

 

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in this hit:
l till
HAVEMISSTJES __

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responsible for placing the mysteri-
"lOIIlb, which because

Otis gas pipe devil-c. resembling a‘
1caused a brief panic in the Auditor->

 

 

 

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Connecticut not to overlook the trag-A

 

jsii much legislative accomplishment
is Howard W. Taylor. who "was [ht'
lrmocratic Representative front linu-
biii-y for the last lliro-e terms.

REC “TRIP. THEY AIDED

Says There Is Abundant!

Reason For Thankfulness
on November 29th

ium Theatre last might during tho
production of the opera “Dinorah” by
the Chicago Grand Opera Company.
were being nought today by federal

 

LIBERTY BOND SALE
Allotment -—~-- ‘ '

it ’s claimed by the defense that

(state and city authorities.

PREMIER lililNSil IN Hill
! Anti Biflll Bl Blittllllil

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.. AND Iliiflllliltl BY f0fl0WER8

 

 

 

Heavy Artillery Is Being
Used by the Revolutionary
Forces Against the Walls
of the Kremlin, in Moscow

I]. A. ll. touts
intuition; __

attain:tsazftsaAUSSMN ”A?”
‘ notions,

$2,476,828
Italians Have Repulsed Teu-

 

Tlie Daughters of the American
Revolution. through the National Bo-

 

clety. are doing ther share in the vari

work of the country, as shown by reg . ‘ '

ular bulletins, which come to the low tome Attacks III sever“
csl olllcers from the headquarter. Al Places mthe Mountains

summary of the war work from Juliet
21st to October 1, 1917. is interacting. l)ct'eat?‘tl in battle by the Bolr
Th“ ”mm", is "0m!"led "0'“ sheviki 'liiltl deserted by most of

Bulletin number eleven returned to n, , ' r
my ”hm", Director. War Relief his on it oi’httrs and men. Premie

Service. tilled out by thirty-three Keri‘l'm." 3-“ in mill" and in“
States: :Wlwl't'fllmllls is unknown in I’ctrov
Kfli'lfll Karmt‘ml 37.300 01' 'rod. The head of Russia’s Pro.

9335 ““E' at "'00',"-~' 437-30009 visioiial Government was about to
gains: ,3?“ 83?}. 9"21': 22mg; surrender to the Maxitilnlists uni
$3.1m,“ mg} jmjjxfll , 312.00 tier coercion when he disappeared.
Jelly, 13,064 glasses at 15c. 1,959.60 Iii Moscow the tide apparently
"9“ fund ---------------- 1,574.00 has turned and the Bolslicvilri'aro
B‘T'S’fi“ “9“" """"" 5345-330 in control with the forces of tho
zigfggt'lmgif‘méé."ikéfiifié; 21’2“” Provisional (loverilmcllt besieged

and lied cm“ .......... 99,866.26 iii the Kremlin. lit-uvy artillery
Training school scholarships 75.00 is being used against the historic

 

wallow Between 2,000 and 5M
.pcrsonh hvaevbeen killed in Mos--
cow ntltct' the outbreak of the re- ,
tvolt. General Kalediiies, leader of
thc- Cossacks, is reported tip-
mounting the city with relicf foi.‘

AMERICAN CAVAARY
TRAllillllA BAND ”‘i’liiii'fiflikt‘."‘.’.’.i:""f;........ o...

. ‘I’I't‘llilt‘l' Kl‘l‘i'llnk)’ had seen his
.ftll‘t'l'. mostly l'ossavlts. defeated
Presidio and the Border by: in.» Bolx’ht-vi‘ki mar 'l‘sarskoe-'
__ ' Solo. which is now in the hands of

Closely Guarded Ald'llic l't-b'oltltioii-ists. ’l'hc Bolslle~

Tells 0f Outlaw’s Move'yihi troops ii'crc commanded by

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ments Alllt‘tlllll'l‘s ol' the old aristocracy
‘Ztlltl t'oriiit-r army ofiii-ers.
FRESH”), Texas. Nov. .l7.—A coi-‘ 'l‘ravclt-rs retiii'iicil‘ front tilt:

ttnm of Villa cavalry was 89m "10"- T'nultix'iio' i't'p'tl'li'ti that while ct l-v ‘
in“ “P ”‘9 R10 0mm“ Rm" “hm“ (iiilitlls in most provinces are not.

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TWO CW' '

 

Conn"- icztr. again has E‘Uill' '(t'i'tl'
lie trip.“ i'rh'mtary Gnome I“: ”l"
m of Hartford Y. \l. C. A.. Who
chairmen of the l’. .\l. ('. A. War
orlr Council in Connecticut, receiv-

ti telegram from the New England
utthiuaitei-s in Boston at to, o'clock
mt. iILZILi. announcing 'ltm C(lnl‘f‘ml
it is the. first state in the noon to

\‘iiitllt‘r'ld. Won. Nov. 17. 'l'hron
.\ll"II'l:'l’l.i. n Woman and l\'.'tl men.
wrrr- murdered here that night. Rh"
.-..)|v‘(v.- say. l)f‘(‘."tll"f‘ they had still)-
scribvd to the Liberty Loan and Red
('ross Ill’lll-l. ~Tlli'y were Mr. and
.‘II’S. Patti Alar and Peter Trepich, a
hwiricr iti tl; ‘ Alar hon-to. The skull

.of each had h"Pfl crushri] with an axe

iilzilc theoir-tim sir-pt and each body

Mr. Taylor got a law passed in 1913
which was to influence this case. a
dispute or notes. and that again in
1915 and if”? he secured-further leg-
islotion alter the plaintiff had lost in
the courts.

This case and all its connecting
causes i.: one of the most famous
in the history of the courts of Fair-
tlcld county. Part of it was first. h

it follows:~—
By Ills Excellency."

Governor.
A PROCLAMATION.
At a time when bitter suflering has

Marcus ll. Holcomb. '

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,"AMFORD. NOV. 17.———A Thanks- on two theories.
)‘Ltt'ltttz. proclamation was issued by bomb had been planted hy_a
(rot ?rnor Marcus H. Holcomb today. Or an uiitl~Amct-ican, who sought to

 

Government ofl‘icisls were working
One is that the
crank

blow up the theatre. The other is
that the device, was not compound of
high explosive and had been placed
in the theatre its a protest against
expenditure of money for opera.

The first warning came when a

twenty miles above. Ojinagti ttoday.

abnormal. there is no sympathy

" Wit in Y. M. C. A. War Fund. -mitlllZ‘.l(‘d wi'h a knife,

‘Tllv I'tlotmcnt Connecticut was Sit": On it kitchen table in the home of
i. vat-4+ stom:-,m»-.~ The rr-pm‘t not the Aiars was n- non» written in an
on from Boston showed that thtwflttiztriaii dialect. reading: '
etc do": has subscriptions amount; “This is what you g“! for being:
5 in FLICKS”. and {H the cam? against the Kaiser. You haw.» lilo-t

aim (MN not close lintil Saturdayi
ieltt r is very probable that Con":
coiling; will exceed its allotment in
is campaign. in Lb: same proper:
'on that. it surpassed it in the Lib-v
ty Loan campaign.
Much. of the credit for the excel'
ant. mowing of Connecticut in “due to '
ie. :mtiriii: efforts of former Fresh.
ant. William Howard Taft in indw -‘
lg 1.15; peopleof this state to sub:
-rlb«:e_t,o thv': fund. He has made
only speeches in‘ all sections of the
late. pointing out what the Y. M. C.
. is doing and desires to continue to
l for the soldiers of this country. i
Clinirnmn Hubert has done all in:
its poster to assure Connecticut a
trace in the front.ranks among the
lawn or the union. and h's eflorttt
i enthuse the people of the state]
noectnlly in this section. have avail-
: .1 treat deal tom'rds accomplish-
ng thr- des’ted result.
rtvs CHILDREN . i
ARE DEAD IN ’

SCHOOL FIRE

Aktfm'lu l). N. C. .‘tor. 11.——lt'lve
illorea are dead. dirt-c arr- missing
eivht are ‘severclv loiur-cd its the
more at s In realm" which do»
' am the Cstholl’e‘lltil school for
"a lured children. ~
the tire use discovered In the for;
"or room five minutes after the chil-
l'ovi it? i returned to their desks from
live frail. Many of the children on
no third m were tram .snd
t tor-41o (tooth. . i
"“0 little girl teat tier lilo when
I?" "obi-3t to rat a new cost which:
M. and («ultra Is the lltgttt.

 

 

 
 

 

 

noted to the Red Cross. and you have.

.started about thirty years ago. This

last action Was begun in September.
1911.

After Judge. Curtis had listened
with niur-li patience to long argu-
ments on both sides be firmly said
that he did not care. to hear any

ecome the common lot of much of small DU“ 0‘ “11“" “"0““ 0°29“ up
the world and anxiety is gnawing at from lh0 middle 0f ”‘9 “‘3’“ "00" 0‘
the hearts of many of us there is no
mom for the light-hearted rejoicing!
which has so often mark-2d the com-9
ing of the Thanksgiving season. For

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It was followed on the American side
by cavalry patrols. The f‘OAIIW‘" W‘s
believed to be pursuing tht> Federal
column under Colonel Flores toward
unrez. . '

(‘olonel Trillo. Villa's secretary, de-
nied today that Jose Ynez Salazar.
leader of forces opposing the Gov-
ernment. was ltlll-‘d at ‘Noual Ranch,
Chihuahua, as had been r ported. He
said Villa had been or unded in the
right leg on Oct. 13 at the battle of
Escalon but had recovered.

The two American deserters Pri-
vates K‘cnrns ' and Lawrence. who
manned Mexican Federal machine

with Premier Kerr-iisky. He he-
lieves that the lussian pcoitle.
want a leader who nill maintain
authority and order. The Cossacks"
in Kliham. Astrakhan and the.
Don region have united anti forms
ctl their own government.

From Lake Garda to the Adria.
tic Sen over the Asiago Plateau.
and down the Flow Valley the
Italians are holding the Austro—
Germunniii check. Nowhere has

:-aid the Kaiser could go to Holt} "‘0'"; 35‘ COWS?! started a second
Don't look for us. for any one who 3mm“; " anything dumber was to
does will set the same dose." Ab“ sa.d, Bnl'thintz new. it must be

our full lives. for all our throbbing
commercial llife. We have abundant
reason for thankfulness. but it

’I‘ see:
in them now, not a good attained,

r-nly the means to an infinitely nobler

Red Cross and Libertv Loan our-l
chase s'gns. generality displayed here:
although the community has a large;
Austrian population disappeared from;
the windows of Austrian residents to-'
day. I

The Aims were each 38 years,oid
and Tropich was 60 years old. The.
men were miners. A theorv first solo?
“ingested bv the police was that rob
bery Was the motive ofi'he mlit‘ders.t
advanced. when it was learned that.
Mrs, Aler had drawn money from the'
bank yesterday. was abandoned when!
a sum of money was found in the'
Alar bed.

TREASITFV BALANCE
NOW 51.500.000.000

WASIIIVGTON. Nov. l7.“lsib€rly
Loan dollars were piled into the
treasury today in a steady stream of
such volntre that it was phvsicnlly
impossible to count them. The iii-i
coming receipts. swelled the mutant
(ash in the treasurv to a new 'hlstorl-
csl record. The net ,balsnce. who es-
tlirinled t-t about 81.500009000.

Only 3685 000000 of an 18 per cent
payment was due but hundreds of
thousands of subscribers paid reserve
blink indict-ted that at least half of
the district's billion dollar allotment
bsd bun paid and preliminary esti-
mates from other ports of the coun-
try olaced sweats there st Ill
cunnllv high proportion. Oflclsl totals
on Liberty Lola payments probably
will not“ suitable until early next
week. ‘

 

 

put into a brief before Tuesday next.
Attorney :aylor lookrd disappoint-
He ha imade copimr: notes of ,

the other side's claims and was hart. merit and sustenance. 14’8“! '9
ed for a long talk. Judge Curtis can give. for largely h“ it been given
headed oil the start. Mr. Taylor tried :3}; ‘2‘! [119. w“ h” “We “"3 "Y
to get in a word. but hla boner was 3 or “5' Wk” h” 3"“ “3
rm , courage to raise the gage of battle,

Sillill Sllllllli "m m“
I iiitiiiiitint

"mfithem our Irma for the con-
Missile of Three-Inch Gun at

(Hot. For that we owe Him thanks.
But to Him. to our country, to the
Fort San Jacinto Goes
Astray

and greater end. They. whose battle

 

high cause wh'ch we have made our
own. to the devotion of those who are
uttering- their lives as sacrifices upon
the altar of that cause. we owe more
than thanks._ Ours is the duty to

I

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$50,000 IN spices

 

 

 

 

GALVITON. 13.... Nov. 11,— ARE DESTROYED
Throntzh some mlseslculstion Bolivar . “-7-“
Peninsular in the vicinity of the light- NW 1031‘. Nov. 11-—-Another
house was subiee'ed to bombardment 3'0 on the Brooklyn waterfront early
by 8-inch guns dorm turret mc- today destroyed 850.000 worth or
tice at Fort San Jacinto for about titties ”the warehouse o! the listi-
two hours yesterday. N"!!! lilting lid Drying Company.

Ono 3-inch ”My "omlle [m Investigation by "IO fire MIT-“t
a hole thmueh 'Ite ninety (w tower d'sclosed that the Ire started on tho
of Bolivar livht shout twenty-Ive feet tour!!! Ivor of the w . that it
from the base. Drobsbly "I of "Vivian origin and

Another IIICII Mow-t - a" faov hint been ”11015011" M ‘0."
f the front yard lste of 1 Ion before breaking into Isl-cs. Futons
lly living near the lighthouse. No is“ l the burning spines drove M
om wss 'slsml. It was estimated gl~ls from the Working Girls' Home
thst about treaty-five molecules of the People'swl’llpit Association sd-.
struck land. ts» usual-a. striking the Joining the versus-so and CW
water. when they apparently was snort-tests In the mole coloni-
lntoudod to full. Holidgits notion. ~

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is our‘battlo. look to us for nrmn-'

the Italian line been penetrated-

iivt cunts liill ‘
llll_8_l_llRAFlEl8

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.——New reg-
ulations under which the remaining
available: of the nine million men
registered for military duty will be
drafted for service with. the' colors
were ‘announced today by Provost
Marshal General Crowder. The new.
regulations are coincident with the’
division of eligibles into live classes. ,
and the circulation of the. omcinl
questionnlres which have been d1s-i
cussed in previous announcements. I
The new regulation:.. as has been?
announced before. repeal all preced-*
lug regulations, cancel all exemptions'
and discharges muted under the old
system. and restore every registered
man to his original status. He will

 

.hereafter be requiic-tl to undergo all

examinations new and present his
clslins for exemption again. 1

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stimulus seven si-tou. ' l

- I
This morning at about 2 o'clock.
burglars gtternptod to force an en-
trance Intoxoolor's shoe store. on
Washington street. Evidently these
night hawks resllse the vslue of
leather- goods in trying to gain sd-
inittsnco to Kooler's Shoe store. for
severe] weeks sgo.‘,*ons other shots
sum on Weshlngton street was the
victim of this gong. The prompt on?
Mont work of 0Mcor Flirt-o vnt'
0' Visitors before any damage was

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'efll Met of water and were rescuedi

guns in Ojiriaga during Tuesday’s bat: for im rtant ains althon h the
tie. CTOS.iPd 'thc bfder ‘ and P0 9; ’ g

enemy pressure is very strong.
were arrested. earns said Khe was .
impressed into the Federal forces dc- Teutonic .BNBCRS have been 1’6-
fending Ohnaga. wtere he served lit. pulsed With heavy losses every-
teen days. where in the mountainous region
Francisco Villa's mys‘t’eritltus dlls'ap except around 018mm, in the Sn~
pesrance. following the an e of ar- ,.- .
ral last August War-f explained today “an“ \ulley, northeast 0f Asiago.
by rim Captain, Jose Jauretta of .The intense artillery duel con.
Villa's general stall, who declared he houses along the Piave. The in.
hi'ld 't‘ccomvanied Villa '0“ a 3‘00 vaders have been unable to make
mile trip from Parral through Dursn- further crossings of the river. At
- athe river’s mouth the enemy ad.
tinned on e Nine . .

(Con £__ ’ vance has been held up, if not stop-
ped completely, through the Ital-
! ll 0 BOYS FISHING in action in opening the flood-

gates of the Piave and Bile Rivers,

_ FALL OVERBOARD
" insulting in the inundation of 70

The South Norwalk Oyster Farmsf square miles of terrain. Attempts
dock was the scene of considerable to cross the river further north
21$: ”:5": :gfi'gfifimhlruflf,’ have been defeated by the Italians.
who (039mm. 'm, . “a...” of other The Teutonic forces which crossed
bovs were fishing of! the oyster coni- at Zensoil is held on the river's
pany's dock fell overboard Into sev- bank by the Italians.

In the other war theaters there

 

 

Stuffs t'i’o"§r'to:’§i"3. EMS; has been no intensive lighting. A

who had witnessed the accident run French attempt to cm the
to the dock and going over Wt Aliette river. northwest of Loon,
up two boys, to land. The rescue: Berlin reports, was repulsed. in”
M" could m" chm" "NH” French reached the northern bank

before thev grabbed their fishing .
tackle and trim oil to their holne 0‘ the “mm. but 6 Gem"

.4, set (my. ciao... “a poiglbly . counter-attack threw them back
licking for having fallen oven, It is to their original posifion on the
suovosed that they went overboard southern side.
while they were ongsgnl in s friend-
ly scuffle. They were not it; thoA
least natured and were rather for-

wss made yesterday by

toasts in this respect as they might gfom . _
have struck something in "arm I ritish troops on the main ridge

out when would harp, ‘ p ,
then unconscious. I. ‘i ‘tftuottsues on Eleventh Puget. ' ,
. 1 ML ‘ ‘ ‘ 4

 

LONDON, Nov. l7.—-Further