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Entered at the South Norwnlk Post
Office a Second Clue Mott”.
”filial till] DRIVE A
s SUNKEN l0R tit cross
colt tact MEMiiilS ittt
Steamer Armitage Local Ciergymen Will Bring
[early Has Her Bow the Matter to the Atten-
onsiderably Damaged tion Of Their COHEN“-
hile Coming Into Nor- lions Tomorrow
“m" 20 TEAMS suit .
llNllllWAlll ”' - , it"
Also HIT Btu...l3”l"ll§l“§ii
i
Members in Norwalk Next
Week ' i
”ammo.
_' i
alfery Tarnsportationi
ompany Officials Here'
oday to Ascertain Dam-
ge
. e six coui barges that Wel't'
Green's Reef liulii during
Plans have betn t-oittplett-d for 1.
great 'di-iVe tor 6mm members of tlte
sited CH4 in Norwuik during the‘
‘t'otniiig week. ’l‘itroughout‘ the city
tom , iCllim‘l‘Ow, local priests and rninititero
lilo" “ill take up the question with (lit-ii“.
1 Thursday night. are decidedly"congregations anti on Monday tuorn-
enat‘e to naviuatioii today. il~' iiieyi lag. bright and early, the llll‘hlbt‘ln of
lyinc just. in the ('llillllltl off lltet2il teams will Matt a rousing enm-
t, and with absolutely no bitoy'paiun for the necessary lllt'lllllt'lfililll.
ta or any lighten it their decimal. N‘H‘Wlllk has 25.000 people. Six
ch ore jutit aw b. so that tlie‘ thottsttiitl nieirtbera at $1 each are de-
Star Towing Company trig. Ollril‘t‘tl. The man on the .uireei, iii the
'alk. that was towing a barge! rhols and iii the otiieea will not be
cool ‘iiio thht titty strut-k llli‘llll
night in the dark and nearly
It the barge It was towing. i
we steamer drainage lirearly.i
he Haste-tn Transportation l.lilr‘-l ' .
at freight line. ran till”. one of, '
barges‘whlle trying to nitrite the; ,
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lu-
the bow of thorium", andi
. it things tip inside the tesaei, do
mine damage to ill“ cargo.i
ge l“, Fame, the manager of the‘.
ill iinuaeai ii'otd to the illlnt‘l‘ré ‘l‘Spreckels Says Fixed Price
w in: litiliey. and endtavoi-ed to' . ‘ ,
re a l’Zlil placed at the .~eene ot‘ bent (JI'OP to Canada
, or to... Which Outbid Us
he MctJnffs-ry 'l‘rhiinpoitatioit ('oiti- ,
[$331319‘0‘.”:3;,,”,‘,f“"'33.::l'f ‘\\'r\t~‘lili\'fl'l'(li\'. tier, is, man..- on
d and mmrm'd hm” WOW, that, ll". sonar ahottage iii the intuit was...
that "Bullet“ mm mm”! H, mm“. (tiargttl to the food administrations,
ntiv ,q tin; Him“ "I ”H, ”9“.” fitted ltnport pr.ce by (lauue A.
- “ ‘ . .‘Spreekeim i-ieaident of the Federal
the barges had none noun to look , q M. it it ‘ t' , .
ter m “MW-4‘ Th” Mum”, i), peo- . ii.t,i c it rig , oiiipnny .teattfyhiit
a wlii be ‘i r" totlav to ioolt over ’V'M‘Tdu-‘V bPltllFl'JllP SWIM? munit-
" dt-t'w Q) the “am“, gating t-oittmittee. 'He asserted i 'll
e ‘1"“;__‘“__..__;____ 'l'iiW sugar from Cuba watt panning
' ‘ri tiiiongh Ni w \orit for Canada, where
it‘iitit-rs are permitted to pay higher
; gtl'lf‘t h. ‘
. l ’ .\lr. ‘n‘preckels. who aald hii
‘lz'liPl'y was (loved because of lack of
EWREEKEDsuppIit-s. also charged that Earl Ii.
. llabst. president of the American Sit:
ll'di‘ Refining Company. and George
1M. Iiioiiih. general manager of the
' s t'aliforii.a~llmvailan Sugar Refining
e of Them G088 t0 Piece gt'ctttpaiiy iii their positions as agents
on Stony ISlfll'Id, dnd Res- ot' the food administration, had been
i , ' ' _‘ unduly active in getting raw supplier
cues Are Made With Dif ‘ -___ ,
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CLINTON. Conn. Dec. 15.--Three DUN-BAR & QU‘INLAN {
argt-s bound With 75th tons of cool .
tom Westerly, R. l.. to Newb'tkorlas DIOVE_LAW OFFICES
mite from their moorings e in 1”,an eliot..h..tuon
me: [333“ (11:21:: Shoiinqdor'll'rltu‘tlrdi‘t?‘ Another change imuptown law of<
“l . g_' h he been became known this morning.
‘3ng and “H90 d‘llinul: 2g“ ,2; when it was announced that the firm
Cw“? Beach. In ‘3“ t 1, n;oi’ Dunbar & Quinlan. which in now
":fin‘f. {bin}? %i§?;§ineti- 21:6 fig“; located, in the Gazette Building, has
ext-remained on board until daylight ““1qu "'9 ”“9“, l“ ”A? hTovtn A“:
he th camel‘aahore in the “mlmretnbiy hail building, w 'c .8"? ”.0“
n ”y " soccupied by the Board of Charities.
m“ figmllbaglrzxag 82:1" "Dal end Buckingham Post. No. 12. G. A.
aid will be a total toss. The two, - , .
therv'bnrges are still hard aflhOfEl AltlLough ”lg firmhas :33: ‘25::
one ofthem the Vermont being; [29d fluttibar 992$ #33:“, Quinton
, ' . ~ hey u a
ground at Santa Pointfianvlkthleog‘het have occupied offices in the Gazette
“lgsrlfgnzzé gain“: £1221“, an “1:” Building, for_a number of years. The
rescued from the Virginia with con-lggglinggggei‘srm be ad“ 0“ 0"
siderable difficulty. ' . ‘d b" (. _' It is expected that the Board of
The .harizea‘gere pone ’ L ”p ‘Charities will abolish its uptown of-
tun F's“ 0‘ ester " flee in the hear future. and will transo
.act all of its business from the. main
iodine. in the City Hal
DAXBURY WOMAN Members of Bucking m Paige:
, T0 12, G. A. 11.. have not yet do
BURNED ' DEATH!” to the location of their headquart-
ers, but it in probable that they will
. DAN'BITRY, Colin. Dec. 15.——Mrs._be established in the (incite build-
Jmio B. Townsend. seventy-fiveiintt- ,
your: old. was burned to death thu‘ '
main; in the molten .of be: home TO CONSIDER CLOSING
.. ‘. Bot-forth avenue, thll clthhile SCHOOLS, SPR‘NGFIELD
are home breakfast heir
SPRINGFIELD, Mm. Dec. 15,—A
—-——.
atone-cum in contact with an all
We. Her (nod-on, Frank Wooteon,
' n donor-to chart to have her.'rpeeial meeting of the school board
, the frightened woman throw of! has been called for ltodny to con-
"Ihnltou. with which? lid 'fiied to rid/er cloning the public schools dun
amber thaw. Parts of luff“ January in n fool. conservation
Wanton were burned to n step. Owing to early.
.. ~mmm'tmrnt uved the city has nearly nous!
from m. “ through the winter.
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NATURAL RESlllilllllS :
, to open the way for development of
com nonwux, cont, umn.‘nzc.1a,1otr
tits. Pil'lfli tits i
it ttNiiitiiitiilAmml lotus
llNlilll lllll lilil.
Sent to Atlanta Prison—': 7
Found Guilty of Selling ' WIl80N8 N
Liquor to United States? /
Soldiers l .
,Would Appoint an Mounts-
Mrs. Nora Potter and JON‘hli ”0”" trator and Opera“ Rail
Ill No. 1.3 and 17 Atlantic street, New
London. wet found guilty by jury. Of Way Lines Without Any
Delay ‘
tonapirat-y 'aiiist the .goi'ei'ititient.
Iollmviiit' a deliberation of thirty-
tu'o llllllltl":< iii the l‘iiited States llis-
ll‘lf‘l Court yesterday afternorin. lol-
‘ .
Lane, Brandeis, Hughes and
- McAdoo Mentioned as Di-
lowing a trial tntore Judge Edwin S.
’lhotiiati anti twt-ive jurortl. in which
:ipt‘t'illf' charges Wt'rt' made of it part-
itt-i'aliip that was entered into be-
tween the two to sell liquor to men
iii the uniform of tlie l_'iiiied Stalin
army or navy.
'l'l.e v.'oinan war tienient-ed to one
,"I‘il‘ and one day in the gotei‘ntnetir
penitentiary in Missouri. and Hoff-4
war. sentenced to the federal prison
in Atlanta. (in, tor one year and nix tutor , ~
iizontlis. ' .- “"
The (lid resulted from a rai’ WASHINGTON. Dec. 15. ~Preuldent
which was made, after the property Wilson ll‘l understood to be consider-
ill question had been thoroughly ing a plan under which be Will 80
watched by federal ilflknlfl for some ahead and appoint a railroad ndmlniu-
lliOliili.~', and about twenty men in uni- trtor before addressing Congress, and
form were dint-overed in the. womut’u he will pasttione any recommendations
aimitment, ;-.everal of whom were lll- he may make regarding the financial
ltikit‘tttetl. and the rest partly no. phase of the problem until the govern-
l'nited States liiatriet Attorney trient control plan gets into opentlon
Thomas J. Spt‘llat‘y paid particular With t‘ongreaii now likely to ad-
itiltlllltill to the gravity of the of- foam for its holiday recess next week.
fence in his rebuttal to the jury. and the time h; short in Which thepml-
In hi:l final plea to the judge. say. dint will have opportunity to nddreu
ing that the l'nited States had prom- (‘otigrt-sr. and there would be no
lat-d the lliilllii'l‘rl of the boys in :teri~ chance for any legiitlation on the aub-
lce, that it \iould take care of them ieet tttilii well along in January. ‘
morally as well as physically, and It in understood the president lit oc-
tbat it could not do this if they were copied chiefly with the question of
iiubjeei. to the. warn of a partnership who should be the rnllroud administra-
that. consisted of "rum and prostitu-“tol'. Several names haye.’ been dis-
tion." curated at the capitol and in railroad
When the jury Were think out for circlea, without. however. any indica-
the conference. an incident not. no- tion that the president actually is pre-
tit‘etl. by litany. occur-ted when "offs paring/lo srlt'f‘l Oil" 0' them.
went alowly front the courtroom. into First on the llill has been Secretary
the dewrtcd, gloomy corrdior. and Lime.
ei it'd litt- a child. tlllt'hllOl‘lS is Well known because of his
lira, l'otter subbed tint-int: the time sei'iit'e on the interstate
that the judge aiitl the lawyers vvt re (minutiae-ion. Associate Justice Bran-
discussing the finding of llie jury. '-
She is a short anti exceedinul}; atout (Continued on Page Eight.)
woman. of 36 years of age. ' '— -—-—'
ll is ‘tititlerstootl that both of ill" HHVERNHR [mus
Histotterit will start for their different
destinationa today.
PAM; “Lynn's. Ayer. .\laas.. Dec.
iS.——Govertior Holcomb, Connecticut's
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Willllilllllililllill
\\'.\Slli.\'ii1‘f)i\'. ltee. lSe-Two
niearvuieie of tremendous interest to
llli word and the vital lntereet to the,
country for prosecution of the war
by unlocking the natural resources
were started on the path toward ac-
complishment in Congress yesterday.
The Shields waterpowcr bill for
leasing of power sites in navigable
streams was pat-red by the Senate
anti sent to the “cure. it was lost
in a hopeless deadlock in the last
Congress.
'To hasten pas.~age of the bill for
ieasin: oil lands which is ixpected
flag for breath with his activity in
camp yenterday. Hopping over tren-
grotind sectoral. the governor kept
stat! busy following hint. in the
trench fields a lieutenant offered pink
with which i e govemor might cross a
cd over and were waiting for the
ernor.
ernor cleared the ditch anally.
Plans for Christmas leave Tor
patches from Washington that
tary of War Baker had ordered
wells to meet the fuel shortage. Sen-
ate leaders agreed to abandon all at.
tempts to make the bill anal: to the
Naval RPM‘rVe land-i in t':tll(ornln
and Wyoming and to preserve these
lands intact for naval fuel. having
the Government take ovor existing
claims by condemnation proceedings.
This latter decision removes an ob-
rttable which has precipitated a great
fight in tCongrew and held up all
land development in the west.
MEASLES EPmEMIC NO
LONGER A MENACE
‘ wasnnvo'rou, Dec. '15.——The meas-
les .epidemic in the camps of the
Th’nietb.\.ffb'trty I311. Thirtyeighth
and Thirty-ninth divisions of the Na-
tionnl Guard troops no longer con-
ntltutn n menace. according to u re-
port for the Week ending December
7. made public yesterday by Surgeon
General Gorgas. However, pneumonia
following measles is particularly in~
creased in the Thirtyrsmh division
and alightly increased in the Thirty-
Fourth. Thirtywiligbth and, fl’hlrty-
Ninth. "
All. other National Guard camps,
show u decreoreJn measles. although
issued to apply
preparations. Unless
‘days' furlough at Christmas will
carried out.
if they were in France.
I
upon to do
SIDEWALKS MUST
Street /Ccmmliniioner
Minor said this morning
clear.
ed on being used today
the removal of
of 88 u day are
lto open the way for development of‘; . ,
whose knowledge of railrond‘v
Commerce .
75-year-old governor. had his staff put-l at the preaent tlnte.
rites and climbing down into under-geold.
hint
trench as. the military men had jump: or
30 997] Christmas so that they will have the
rent of the men in camp are promo-v
sing rapidly in spite of unofficial din-t
Seen»,
none?
but that-ye living within trolley dist-i
once be given furlough. it is general-.
iv understood here that the order was
to Southern canton-
meats where a general homecoming
would entail enormous extra trafficf
further orders;
are received the plan to allow‘four;
National army men from all overi
.‘lew England are sleeping in the ‘
gouge: gt catnDAzfii 2:10ng 3:13;;3 River Company which is developingnischarged and is under bond for hismestern front for the past week or
an n . . .
and Lieutenant H. A. Smith of Fair, ley at an estimated expense of 84.-
fleltl. ' The men are carrying out the
program just 83 they would be called
BE CLEANED: place of the road which in to he ettJ duty at Jefferson City was imposed
Henry R-"of building the, company'r dam near
thlt Protect: the village of Stevenson in Monroe.
titms for the failure to remove snow
from nidewalkr would start at noon to-
day as he thought that enough time
had been given for the property own-
on and other: to have their walks
Miro! the men that '00 be obtain
facilitate
now and ice. Wagon
being paid for thin
work and n ten hour day in the rule.
Fair and Continued Cold Tonight
COUNllili—RllOllillSli iN
RUSSIA HAS Cflllli’Slll, ll
lilllllllllLiSlNfi l
l’liillll SITES IS ,
‘ PASSED ill SENATE;
WASHINGTON, Dec.
measures-i of tremendous interest to“
the/West and vital lute-rent to the
,country for prosecution of the war by ""MELESS REERUITS
tinIOtking natural , resources Wfiei
ntarttd on the path toward accotti-t
pliahment in Congress ytsterday. :
'f'he Shields water power bill for}
lav-Two; —' _ _
lGencral llutoif the Only One
1 Left to Do the Fighting,
learing of power sites it: navigable]
iiiiiitittitiiitita ,. ..
Sll'tanls was tinged by me swam, ' ____ ‘ 1
Kornilofi’ and Arrest of
and sent to the House. lt titan loat‘Tuflled From Fort Slocumt
‘welis to meet the fuel shorten" Sen“ NEW ltOt‘liEiJJ-z, N. l'., rm. 1;.~~
title leadtrra lighted: to abandon alljilvv-ry saloon in New Rochelle was.
Kaledines
in a hopeless deadlock in "the land , . . ,
Congress. Without Equipment and “MN
To hasten paasage of the pill for' - , ‘
iieastng oii lundfl. which lti expected: P ellll|,ll?1'rS--Sal00fls Closed ,
gaitemptn to makt the.l bright?! iiO‘t-itmed last night in compliance with,
”‘9 naval “'39"? ion 9 n a l ”ma'an order front Governor Whitmanj . - -
and Wyoming, and to preserve there, Membeni of it“. home deft-nae league Hand to Hand Fighting In
,landa ““3“ I?! “Vi“ “’9': “all?“ tho and other organizationd patrolled the Austro-German Attack at
,government “k“ "WT "Xi-“Ill“ “all“.ktrtetu to ice that there was no eva-tI - ‘ ,
'by condemnation proceedings. tum, of the edict. ' 1 Head of Lalcmo valley
' Thin latter decision removealan Prompt action was taken by the'
.obnlnt‘lP which hats lm‘l‘illllal” a governor when Mayor Grilling inforin-' I '. ' . . . .
arm" flirt" in Confirm flnd held up ed him that the city was filled with l“"""' 'f “m “WM?" ‘3""1‘?"
Lon land development» in the. West. "Wu”, {0, a", 17mm, 8mm, army of the.counter-revolution iii “if.
t Water power legislation: ll“ now who had been ordered to report at am in indicated iii an announce-
.beinr mnfidmw'll by m", “mm“ 1’“l’Vl’ort 'Sloount. but for whom thtlre‘itieitt‘l'rotn the l’eti’ograd Official
.llte l‘fltn‘dri boog‘mxl‘lrlln:lltlllllfljlzi93l'lldt‘flfl. were iiti’at-(-onimotiiiitiona ‘at the. atriitiyfxqm-5 A flf‘llt'y. which my“ the Bol-
iioo o e eg ' ' . -,poat. l was eatmatet tAiat. u y" .. . ‘ ‘ -
.to hlrmonize dlflprentveu wlilffll came 10.0“" eltibt'yt) soldiers had Mm ”mini" itkt have capture?) three talk
ted failure of the legislation a yearned 100,... ‘in ”1,, city without mindllml‘l-ttlll t'llll'n ill the on menu
logo. iment or any kind and many 01 mpm'terriiory and that (.lt’lteral Kale-
; Pits-age of the Shield: bi: by th“ pennlit‘se. Serious trouble Wail tear- dines, leader of the Don Cossacks,
iSPnMCi ‘6 l0 13- WIS “9 “‘1 Slepmd. the governor was told. if the Mile has llt‘f'll’ “”05".“ a rentl b
lin disposing of natural resources tie-got liquor continued. lhis own “Luvmh pl)"l Y my
velopment legislation before the hole The question 01“,,“ m M with y. .. I, .
‘ \\ itlt General homtlofl reported
1 "" mm“ ""3““ “MM?“ m- forod. and General Kaledinn it!"
CAMP “EVENS authorities at the pa" were aaid to of .inilitary .letttlers. to .Grneral
iii-ted .but who Were without atom-Em" w.m.im,., “f (lrenlllirg. The
Many Soldiers. However,(pmmm munmmandm’ . . ' ' '
tary activity, while Bolslicvikt
'cruita. cw” "'0" '5 being made m'l'lllllt‘ the morale of ll'tttoff'stroopo.
lfolltiit'etl the capture of llostov,
lhfll the ban Will be lifted before continuous mp3.“ 8f? being served byllllf‘ ”Ulhlll'Vlkl.
iii-in. as recommended by the Prrrl- the rescruitn, for whom there is no' .
dent in bio recent nddreu. Iroom at Fort Slocum. has become n‘defeuteti and wounded near Biol-
l l The municipal ndwdnltitrntion ap-' . .
IT '8 fifllfl AT pealed to Secretary of War Baker toil?" arrflfvfll” only "3"; 1?“ elf“;
’ . l ”d", recinded w "d" which amyifnlllllfr-l'tlli iitiortnr) nilm a .
have given for the discharge of theillittotl'. lieitttiitt of the Ural ('oit-
lll0u>llllilrl of young men who had en-‘fimdm‘ “1... has been operating in
itmy titome. 1min linker gavo nitsur- . .
' am“, ma, any lmm (mm would be latest report on the situation there.
. , is that there has been little tnili-
l , Are llldOOl'S Because or: White the city has been almost
i MeaslesQuarantine lm'lwl‘flm‘l ”Y ”i“ infill" 0' “magenta were attempting to under.“
6' lprovide them with good food and . . - .
> The lmnbury and Not-walk “w“,al'comfortable,lodging‘s. Every avail-V ‘ltt'llcl'itl halt-titties fall probably
(‘ninp ””935 are 5”” '“ quarantine able hall and public building has been. ,
”“3“" 0' m9“““-“- h‘" “1"" “De” converted into a lodging house nnd’Nakhitt-hevaii and 'l‘iigaiirog by
'Chrlhlmfl‘i so t'iat' titty can come b R 'l‘ht‘rt‘ had been
i ' - ' ' the Nov Rochelle c a‘iter of the ed . .. ' ' '
'home for that day. . While quarantinu Cross: I heavy “gm"ll" ”J ““1 aroiunl R'm‘
,tov since last Sunday, and pre-
led the men are; amusing» themaelves, _____,___,_ ‘ _ h I l l t G l
in various ways.‘ it is cold at camp' Viotiii re orts tit tent in. encra
‘ FORGING MONEY l Killt‘fllllfl; was winning. Nuk-
’ but the men, oth-I
"°d°°"::““$§3 ORDER CHANGED hitehevait is across the Don River
es” 9 i ——-‘ from llostov. while 'l'nganrog is on .
”(£33250ng”Gig-hem? atlstml'h'o Gulf of the same name ten
Bridgeport Jail. iii in trouble with them"!M “IN “f Rostov. .
federal authorities,and Friday, Dec, Tlicaiinouiicemeut of the Official
:31 is not for his trial in Hartford News Bureau says the capture of
:er than Company I,
imilitary work as usual,
The following letter is from n Dan-t
lbury soldier at Camp Devens:
' "As yet no new cases of the monster
,l'nve. broken out among the members
”3i" mmltnayor of Rostov to- go to Novo,
, . with conspiracy to force a postal -
itho quarantine Wl“ I)? lifted before, money order in conjunction Wllh Wu- Tall?rknsk' ‘hfr capltal of the no“
territory, to discuss the suspension
.llam Banti who was a "trusty" at the
jail anti was indicted in September-of military operationa. The mayor
ifor forging a money order. :of Rostov probably is a member of
Tl" “idem a“'l‘°'l“” allege mat‘tlif' lioivlicviki, agetttiiiof which or—
it was at the instance and under the - -
instruction of O'Neil who had access galiiaztlon wcrc'reported several
to the mails going into the jail that dilyfi ago 3" having been 39m ““0
Bantl on August 24, 1917, forged the the musk
signature of John Barylski and J. spread a;
Weinstcin to a 310 money order is-
—l -
sued by the Greenwich post oflce un Pm'li‘il to be looking forward to a
derdate a your previous, August 24,
1916. O'Neil and Banti have employ- supreme German effort 0" ”‘0
—-——- ed counsel and will defend against western front, but so far it has not
HARTFORD, Dec. 15:4. tienrydhe conspiracy charge. Banti has developed. The artillery activity
Romback. its attorney for the ROCky- 39"“ “is 5““ “m“ “"1 h” be?“ which has been very busy along the
opportunity of going home for the
holidays. it is said that all of the
’
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NEW lllfiflllll ;
reinist propagandar .
t \nl-i ap .arance in the Federal Court. . . . . .
the “mallow" 0‘ «he Nuuga “Ck ”9 more, has died down in intensity
anti: 0:5'S‘i‘iimpii'f hfifi'i‘fii'5 YEARS FOR WOMAN i""é3§’fli’§3§i§§3§émay a... Ger-
WHOOPPOSED DRAFTimans gained 300 yards of front
a conference with Highway Cummio
plotter Charles 1. Bennett on the pro- , iline trench in the r ’on of “rider—
.iect to construct estate highway BISMARK. N. D.. Dec, 15,—}; ”,1;th Chateau. finisher-e the G -
about six miles in length to take ‘theitcnce of five years in the peniten-
.—
lmlnated in connection with the worklyeitterdny by Judge Martin J. Wade. , ,
or Den Mother, on Mn. Kate Rich- are being bombarded heavily, on-
ardfi O'Hara. convicted of'tmkllls 111' pcciaily east 'of‘ Bullecourt and
Mr. Rorabach and Engineer Chris- tciancend a speech at Bowman. N. north of the sew river
cont nbmmed wan- to meet the D-v In! men “Ml"! '° dl'mi Persistent eflort by the Austro—
brcnk through the
wicket of the commission in the mat- , e K fence to the. military real:
. / Germans to
followed u long speeehtltalinn defense immediately out
ter of the layout of the proposed hi‘gh- trrtion.’
wny and the commiuloner will take. The mutation ‘
them under mtzdmtion. lxuugen-tbélr'réromm awaich sham-inf the Bronte my" continue, but
“ W“ "" "willkllfllc success and huvy car--
i
murmur tame-mes. A. .................c..
m
the . . .
mined that In. O'Knn declared in heriBflelujm‘mon' W” ”Y
mach at Bowman that “mothers who the Italians. Hand to lulu! fight.
there have been it number of com
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