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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
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an?“ cm. $3.1. 30m 303"“ CON!» FRIDAY, DEC. 21, 1917 Partly Cloudy rant.“ and sum-(a, "0 “E.
WAR with
to install
fulfill
Mill Hill IN
lIlAIll Willi
onisville and Nashville
Express of Steel Coaches
Plows Through Wooden
Accommodation Train
llllli Illlllll ,
Alli EXPEBTEB
ay Train Had Just Pulled.
Out of the Station at Shep-i
herdville, Ky.
of Defense
WilllllllEEl All
Committee to be Selected
Later
The death toll taken
hen “$303331? tindx::"h3:: El cil chamber of the City Hall lam (Waf-
bed into the vearend of 1 1;.t.:3"i"“ and presided own by Mayor
. Bardstowu and Springfield ac- Jmirn'fdh Donovan. ,,
ration train had readied tom.» ““3 "W”“g “t” ""1“ ,“"‘1'-‘r ”“7
tod'l! Additional df'i'hk‘ 'llllnnv au’l’iw" "f ”‘9 um“""""" Sim"
' ' ' ‘r‘ .‘ ‘ '\‘ ('ouncil of Defense and will result in
one badly injured “‘0‘?“qu u" there being ill Normalk one of manv
War Bureaus, an explanation ot the.
Work of which is given below.
The work is one of the utmost im-
portance and has progressed to tile
point where at least. ten such bureaus
are already organized and ('li'lll oth-
ers are in progress of organization.
Those so far organized. as reported
at the headquarters oi’ the council in
the Capitol, are in the following cities
and towns: Bristol. East Hartford,
. ’Kiliiutly. Manchester .‘lleriden. New
'Britain. Portland. \\ est
\‘l'etliersfield. Windeor.
War bureaus that are partly form-
ed but have yet to complete their
[initial organization ale located in
the following places: Hartford, Mid-
tl'rtuu‘n. New Haven. New London.
l‘ lllll'l‘. lockville, Simsbury, Tor-
rington.
After the exp
bv Dr. William
talks by Rev. J. Bent
Arthur 0. Wheeler the meeting was
adjournrd until January 3rd. two
weeks from last night at which time.
a r-nlzlmilteo- of seven to be appointed
by Mayor Donovan will look into the
matter and appoint subsidiary com-
mittees subject to the approval of the
DlrllY at the next meeting. Mayor
Donovan has not yet announced who
the members of this conullittee are.
Tb: Explanation.
Act-orllinzz to the advices received
lvv Dr, Tracey and colnlnunicatml to
the meetin: last night, war bureaus
are defined and cmpovvered to'sttp
Pl'ViFt' and direct all activities arlsmc
from the existence of a state of war
and should be organized in cities and
towns. Each bureau in ,lo hal'e'a
chairman and an extensive commu-
t
'i a
Name for the disaster News to
[use upon whether the cm train had
ecu given a clear block or not.
The accommodation train bad just
.ft the station after making a stop
1. the faster train. which makes
.. stop here, came in light mot-in;
n high rule at speed. Effors to
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(Continued from Sixth Pun).
liltiifi § w
* llNIllSl’Ili
’ . . Showing of Doy in Pig
Club—109 Pigs Proiited
Children $10.95 Each
Jack Wixted. of llctlitl, fourteen
earn old, earned 3110'. (1.,” profit.
lid ‘cn Cents an hour \Hlfl‘u fin“
ll work perfotrred in caring for his
i: during the last four months in
he pig contest. of the Fail-field t'oun—
y firm Bureau.
Jack's story is one of the outstand-
...g features of the work of the pig
rlnhs belle. conducted under the di-
BCUU of L. H. Johnson club leader
the Farm Bureau, and is an indi-
(ation of what, may be accomplish-
ed in pig raisin: throuzh good care.‘
careful breeding and keeping of rec-i
unis. . .
“’hile Jack “'ixted'a (use is one of'
th- best in the contest. the total n»
ratio from the pig club contests are
lunatinn given below
.l. Tracey and alto-r
on Werner and
i
the bureau.
be closely allied
government
'time to the workof
, The bureaus are to
.to the local citv or town
(Continued On Page Fifteen)
BUILDING INSPECTOR §“'.‘.‘.‘m“.3i‘.’“33- t: iffill”§i‘llin‘i;“‘mi‘iii
MAKES COMPLAIN'lsti'ise locally raised. with suitablf‘
{quarters and with adequate operat-
, Building Inspector Clarence i. Pinch mg revenue. including any necessary
today called the attention of I'I‘KIFP-1payroll, Similarly. each war bureau
Mi"): Attorney ('. -C- “9891“?!“ '0. will he the ofiicinl atzcnrv 0" ”‘9 State
“9 “WWW; violations 0‘ the lam: (‘ouncil of Defense and will act as the
saying that permits had not Mn tail-510ml representative of that council.
93 0!" t“Mimi“: to the Ordinance? The executive‘committce is to be
and asking that action be taken in made up of carefully selected repre-
tbo matter. Mr: Hegeman will pro-:gentatives of the
ceed towards the arrest or the peo- pmmpnl, the Red
pie unused and the cares will be given nf Commerce, the war
3 bearing in the local court. :tor and the chairm
The: pcople‘uarned as having done an's Committee or
Work without a permit are: Henry A.‘ other organizations‘actively engaged
Heinlein. o! 56 Water street. who did in war or public service work.
me plumbing work for Stephenj The general plan of organization
Bataan. of 18 Lexington avenue: 1'. for each war bureau is to include
3 Donaldson. of 32 North Main street. the organization of subcommittees.
"rim did plumbing work for Mrs. the chairman of which should be Dre-
'N'Y A Vaughn. of 7 Gran- street. pared to give freely of their time to
Jam Ghlolto an agent for Mrs, .‘ltl-n the work assigned to their respective
zusta Ghlotto, of 71 Winfield street, committee.
"rm: Norwalk. is also laid to have Finance Committee.
. M" wiring “I!" and had made Ill'vll“ The finance committee should sup-
ratlon to the Third District Electric. (Irvine. no far as each city or town
Taming plant for current without? is concerned. the collection of fundr
the work being inspected. ifor all purposes cannectcd with the
----r-—""""" ‘war, except. of course. such national
Cross. the Chamber
savings direc-
NATIONAL ARMY Is enterprise“ as theRed Cross. Y. Ma.
soar in run would)? intimlfiati‘ln illi“'.‘.‘..i.i.“li”3.i.
mum. Ito, Dec. 21.4—“0nr M plan, uhouid be
t. out army is theta-t In the world."
sate William If. inmham. surveyor of
the porvp’who recently retired as up.
‘ swam secretary of war. in an uddmu
at a mating of the liowdoin College.
Club of this city. "When we attack.
lb: Cerium." he said. “It will be an
astoundi- blow: they will wonder;
who: smell them. We are (loin;I
good work in sending them moan."
mendutlon of the finance committee.
Relief ‘
(Continued on Page M.)
» IN NORWAlll
Enthusiastic Gathering Held
in the City Hall Under
Auspices of State Council
litigants
Chairman and Executi has not been attained by anv means.
. - , . ', .. .. ‘oi the war. NUI'Walk must be' in the
8H . , . ’ ‘ ,y .. ,, . A melting that ubllt it “(in not .) '
l-‘PHF'RDSVHJ 1" 1"" D” ‘1‘ largely attended was nevertlto-lesn‘ an inn.
s ‘K . . .
la ‘ nlzhl. en'huslastic one war held tn the coun-
' . noon 0. (l.
llarllortl.
too. prepared to nin‘ ”1" .““""~“-"“""'5
citv or town 20"-
an of the Worn.
the council and-
,pulgns. No person. according to the
allowed to collect
money for any war purpose except
as above without I licence from the
War Bureau issued on the recom-
Geronimo.
The purpose tactile Relief ConuTt‘z‘llt-
tee. is to meet ‘al conditions. 1 u,“ n." and "lied" to at:
- 1 here.
”mm“ “' '° mm °' ”mu" Mn. mm had the distinction of be-
BAMPAIEN ENIlS
MflNllAY Nlfilll
A Large Number of Red
Cross Members Needed
During the Next Three
Days
Bill lltsl
rush to
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. Red Cross workers who are tight-
mg hard to make a success '01' the
‘prt'acnt drive for 6,000 members in
iNorwalk are on the home stretch and
lgomg strong. The members are roll-
int: in rapidly. tiampaitzn Manager
'.Jau:es Wood is spurring the men and
{women to greater efforts in order
‘that the fight may be won and tho'
int‘ct'ssary number of members secur-'
fed before the campaign closes on the
night of ("bristnlus Eve.
Tlt"lt‘ is still much to be done.
Members wilq'are engaged in the cam-
ipaiun work {are urged to not stop
ltheir Work for a moment. The goal
Swift & Company, of Chi-
cago, Likely to Be Com-
pelled to Do So By the Fed-
eral Trade Commission
Packers Had
Scheme in arming $8,-
000,000 Corporation '
flt must be fought for right up to
‘the last minute Monday night. There
its a chance of landing the income on
ithe $105,000 offered for the duration
WASHINGTON. Dec.‘21.~8wift &
Company, of Chicago. have refused to
tit-liter to the Federal Trade Commie
sion records desired by the Commis-
sLon in its investigation of the pack-
Speakcrs interesting.
Last night at the Regent Theatre,
Mrs, W. .S. Munro told of some of
the things which the lied Cross is do.
inn. While Mrs. Munro was speak-
inu at the Regent theatre. Judie
lienrtn‘ lL Vosburgh spoke at the. l"al-
ace theatre and timed his audience
to help the cause along. This after-
Reumtlnn. Y. ill. C. A.
worker. Spoke at the Palace, and Miss
Mal'uaret llrendlinuer spoke at the.
Regent theatre and tonight Rev. l.. ll.‘
Nowell will be the speaker uptown.
.and Judge Nehemiah Candee down-
town. Tomorrow will close the speak-
ing at the. theatres, but. that is no
reason by the people should not con-
tinue to join right. up until Monday
night and, later it they care to.
What It Means. .
For what does the Red Cross
duction, Francis J. Hency announced
today at the reeutuption of the Com-
mission’s inquiry. ‘I
It was said; that when the Com-1
nlisuion's in-vest‘irators went to Chic-’
ago they received onlv evnsIVc.;rt’-ltlies
from the officers of Swift 6; ('omt‘
pally and that. direct demand for the
records had been dt‘fllst‘d. To obtain
the papers, which relate to the owner-
ship of the Chico; Stock Yards and
other details of th eat industry. tho-
Conmllssion will go into a federal
court and ask an order compellin\
the company to produce them.
Mr. lit-hey also announced lectipt
stand? To the boys fighting in of a telegram saying that t‘._C. Chane,
France. it mean; perhaps cool.- Chopin." Chicago. Auditor of the l'nion
slit Nathaniel, deft handed nurses. rest ' mm'k “ml" and ’l‘runrtlt Company,
for u ”m“ wide front the noise of. “as ill and could not answer the cone,
the cannons and the wrizz of thellms-‘i‘ln't‘ “Ul’lmf‘nfl 'l‘ht‘ telegram
Hllells. To the lttml'll‘ my home. my, said Mr. (‘hase had been “ordered
ticttlttl‘ly to the women who are rivin: “""h for an “‘d"flnl't‘ WWW Mr.
much of their time to the work, it
means larpe rooms. yards and yards
of uatlp'. quantities of bandages to
be rolled To the vast majority 'of
recoil» here. it ml an»: endless balls of
wool to be made lip into swmten.
wristlets. (tiller garments.
. And Something More.
; So it should nz'f‘an ull thesnfthintzs.
.llut to 1.800 families in Manhattan
and the lironx. the Red Cross means
something even more it means some
one to whom they may come with
tthe‘r troubles and froln whom they
Vmay receive all ;sorts of help and
advice, .uomt' one who really tries to
«understand their needs, humans, in
isllort. friends.
i
l
thrill—1min
Illillii?_lllllllillllllli
GovcmOr Holcomb Sends
Communication to Local
“l desire to inform the (‘nnlmls
sion that we have cnoutzll evidence
without Mr. (‘haae's testimony to
make a prima facic case and then the.
packers can do what explaining they.
think necessary." , l
Details of the plan for obtaining
controlling of the (‘hicago Junction?
railways and the i'niou Stock Yards
(‘ompany were unfolded by Mr. Wad:
sometimes took shorthand dictation‘
from Prince. Two page» of short-
den as having been taken by him in
1911.
znlltlltllll lNlllllEll:
IN EXPillSlllN
York Blow-ups—Ollicials
cations to the office of the ndjutant
general concernintz features of the
selective act. The communication
follows:—
42 South street, vesterday.
The back draught blew the twenty;
firemen into the street, blow off the
"Some delav of ”0.39.11,” ,3 hp. roof of the building. sent all the
goods in the two top floors into the
in: caused by local and ditttrictl . .
boards submitting commumcauong to East. Riverafelled the entire back
'wall, broke all the windows on both
”—
(Continued on Page Thirteen)
. (Continued on Page Thirteen)
PAsséfvoERs saw
U-BOAT SUBMERGE
Mrs. Lily Evans, wife,of William W.
Even, one of the Sentinel's linotype
forceptnrrived in this country yes er-. At 3 joint meetlnx of the County Conl-
day morning. when the 8. s. ew missioners and the members of the
York, of the American Lino docked. special committee appointed at the
This is the first time that Mrs. Evans, lust tension of the State Legislature
has been in this country and she In. to investigate prison labor. conditions.
tend- to make her borne permanent which wan held today at the county
here. She came from Manchester. courthouse here. a plan was formulat-
England, and aid that the trip over ed whereby prisoners serving sen-
wnl n stormy one. and that a U-boattencell in the county jail will be made
wnu sighted and that it was maklnnmvnllnblc for work on the city ltrootlv
rendy to live at the ship. but changed 'No definite action was t‘ukon, tho
lttt course and submerged. Mr. Evans clnltcommltteo will report but! to ll.
bu been in thls country for ubouttl-‘ntrnud County committee. comm-
ied of representatives and notion of
Fnlrticld county. on December 26.
Prisoners ~
To Do City Work
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Dec. 21.—
Bridgeport
lm the only nation lady on board
‘1th New York on the trip over.
illiiicmlll
int; industry. and drastic action willlwm,
h“ 18K?“ in court to force their pn,_1ecallng.wax.
lient-y added: l
i
den. who said he was a partner in R!
H. Prince & Company of Boston, but;
hand notes were identified by Wild.
liiurtford yesterday.
i The proclamation
l
| country an
Mystery in Cause of New~dutw W.
and District Boards Investigating Ins whim 0' "'0 “Fem” '“° ”'
- N Pa' 6 Thirteen)
Governor Marcus li. linlt-olnb scat NEW YORK D9“ 21.~Twenty “'9' (Contflinued—on 8
out communications )‘esl-tzltlny to the "W“ “"9 hurt and residents 0' the. I .
various local and district boards 10“" East RiVer Water front WHSBAKER CUTS-5 PER .
about the state, explaining the meth- panic stricken hen the worst, bn‘c , ‘
ode. to be employed for 'ovprcnmtng draught in the history’of the New} CENT' XMAS ORDER
tho delay caused by tom] and my York Fire Department wrecked the} .
trict boards in submitting c0mmunl~ five ittory building occupied by the, WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.—Secretnry
New York Cordage Company, at No,|of War
l
'l'herc ll an aver-n of 150 prim-
{m the year round at the county jail. tlcut soidtm in the southern camp.
“tiliuull’
SALESMAN IN
0.8. callus
Bridgeport Charged With
Misuse of Mails—Warrant
Here For His Arrest—Had
a “Light Regulator” For
Fords
Paul Parry, the Bridgeport man,
who made quite. a haul locally by the
means of a “salmon can" light regu-
lator for Ford cars will be arraign-
ed for a hearing in. the Newfleld
building, in Bridgeport today, by the.
United States authorities on
Parry was arrested some few weeks'
ago by a United States marshal for‘
selling these things by mail. -As told;
in the Evening Sentinel along in No-;
vember. Parry sold quite a few all
above regulators to local people for?
; their cars, charging them 82 each for'.
,‘them. The apparatus was a. small'
'can, somewhat similar to n cnimon:
Icon, in the top of which two inculated
[wires, similar to telephone. wires.
‘were Inserted. the top being sealed
l some substanCe Teltt‘lllljllni! red
The 'npparatus was said to so con-
trol the lights of u. l'ord car, that
even if the motor "Was not running
the light wouldtburn. And when the,
motor was running rapidly would not
cmr-e the lights to brighten or dim
‘ accordingly to the speed of the motor.
l‘a 'ry had an apparatus in looks sim-
ilar to the one that he sold, which
he would attach to a can and Which
would (10 the work. . ‘
The can and wires that be said. how;
ever, vvru‘an't do the week and. would
instead shortcircult it the whole clecu
tutu-l system of the automobile. no;
N“ nothing could be done with it.‘
When one of the court was opened by
tilt} of Parry's victims it was found
that there. was nothing but some. old
newspaper inwsomc sort of fluid.
A warrant. for l’arrv's arrest chart:-
‘n: him with obtaining money under.
lelw pretenses is held here by the
local police. l
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RULES li-[tlliltNthi t
AUSTRIANSISSUEI].
l
Instructions as to How They
Shall Conduct Themselves
Received in Hartford
1
Instructions relative to the rennin!
lions governing the conduct in the
(mind States of natives, citizens,
denizens and subjects of Austria-Hun-
gary were received at the. office of the
United States district attorney in
issued by the
ember 12, declaring
a state of war existing between this
d iAustriuiHungary. calls
upon all citizens 'to perform their
l'l'lll subjects of the enemy, to
conform to the laws and enjoins upon
\Anrerlcan citizens the duty of. treat-i
President on Dec
Baker. tailing heed of the uni-
versal protest that was made against
his order of a few days ago directing
that no more than live per cent of the,
Elftldlel‘ in the national army and na-
tional guard camps should be given
furlo‘ugha and allowed to go home for
Christmas yesterday rescinded that
order and in its stead issued instruc-
tions to all the camp commanders to
”use their own discretion in furlough-
Ing' the men.” , .
This leaves the number of men to be
furloughed entirely in the hands of the
chmp commandant expect that. the
new orders direct the camp command-
ers not to furlough so many men that
railroad traffic will be blocked.
This order. which in the result of
the insistent pleading of the men for
an opportunity to,npcnd Chrhttmu at
home before going to fiance, end the
Paul Barry Arraigned in.
Milli—7:
l
the?
charge of the misuse of the mails.l
A BHRISTMAS |ported to have led the Bolshevlki in
‘cials, prominent business
vmen of the Fifth Division of Naval including the
‘SHORTEST DAY
. end incidentally the. shortest day ofI
protests of their families over Secre-
tary Baker‘s first order. will permit
the command" at Camp Devon. to
mnt furlough: to n large number
the W nation! urny men in
camp there to so to their homes over
the holidays.
it is understood that. the Christmas
holidays period will commence Sutur-
‘day. it sound unlikely tbnt the order
will be of much benefit to the Connec-
of was rushed to the hospital by Dr. Bu .
0PP08|iION l0 tilsuvnll
ls INCREASING l8 cttttll ‘ .
SUPP0lliS llli MAXIMAlISli
intuition
ultlttlsuvml '
Raiding Engaements Occupy
. the Opposing Forces on the
Western Front
illllililiilli
Soldier “Orators” of the
304th Who Criticized Gov-
ernment Provision For»
Transportation Must Stay
in'Camp on Christmas-—
&
Opposition to the Bolsheviki apparo
ently is increasing as reports of Ger-
man support of the Maximalist gov-
ernment become more pronounced and
the situation in Russia grows more
chaotic while. the Bolshcvlkl endeav-
(‘AMP DEV L'S, Aver, Muss, Dec.
21,-Ji‘allting and acting themselves
out of ‘n Yuletide furlough will be'
the. bitter pill of dozens of soldier:
,orators and new recruits, who will,or ‘0 "range a separate peace with
b; 31mm} Wl‘th in that manner. Some'the Central Powers.
0 cm mm 9 stump speeches threat:
eninxz all sorts of things like uoing‘nThe Ukraine in its hostility to the
hon‘e for Christmas whether the army. oishevikl government has been join-
llked it or not. A few others, so like}?d by the ““93“!“ staff on the south-
little children. sulked and threw,wcstern front and General Stcherbat-
tlinirt-l about when the “only five per chef! the . , . .
cent. home for Christmas" order was bee ' ti‘nmmandtr In Rumaniu, m.
wuiwd‘ Everywhere Eleflm hnd n appointed head of the Ukrainian
disappointment hunt: heavily over lllttllorces' "”0”“ to be ""1”th
camp bllt with a majority of the men against the Bolsheviki. Another re-
m”. “(wiping the inevitable and st-t-lport reaching London so
, ys that tho
tied down for a Christmas celebration‘ .
in camp, 'Rumaninns have joined the Ukrain-
Disciplinary records will I“, a big inns while rtbcr dispatches detriaro
factor in the detection of men in that former Premier Karensky in
accordance with the, new orders from touching against Moscow, and a,“
tGrand Duke Nicholas is raising 9. “cy-
alist army in the Caucasus.
German and Austrian omcers re-
leased from Russian prisons
(‘ontinued on Page Fifteen
are re-
ovcrpowerinu . their " opponents in for
;Tashkent, the capital of Russian Tun-if
kcstnn, while other released enemy
prisoners, said to be two {army corps,
are near Petrocrad.‘ Officers of tho
Central Powers are said to be activo
in Petrograd, although this is denied
by the Bolsheviki, who claim that tha
Constitutional Democrats are trying
to put Russia under German control.
Meanwhile diplomats of the (‘entnll
Power: are hurryinc to begin peace
negotiations with the Boisbeviki. On
ill nu tut
Williiiilillilllli
The encouragement that this pro-
ject has received. both financially
and momily, is tremendous. lfone
could read the letters and telegrams
received from hat manufacturers and
from trades allied with the hat manu-
facturing industry it mirltt be possi- .
biefit'o urge-lit thawinagnifltttent; meaning leavingBerlln the. German emissarlel
o is a a r. c grea ct opera on
received from the mayor and city olh- were urged by the populace to mail.
‘a strong peace.’
men and;
military men of the town, is unparal-_ Mic? LloydCeorge, of Great
leled. . 'Brltain, simultaneously with the pub-
Some months ago the flzst realign-“cation of German peace feelers, do-
3331.3? £22.”???{12 $329,311 migicnm that the Allies must defeat mu-
town when the 60 odd officers and ltarlsm, and that a league of nation!
Prussian autocrucy
Militia left their native homes for the would be. a force. The Teutons must
front. Since their leaving we havedmum3 territory and repay 10“”.
(Continued On Page Twelve) :Great 'Britaln entered the war to vin-
. ldicate her honor and not to make an-
inexatfons. The British Premier seen
’ Ftrying months ahead. but the anti-sub-
OF THE YEAlearlne campaign is becomintt.r more
‘ . {effective and America’s help will
Today is the first dav of wintcr'bring huge results.
Apparently undaunted by the heavy
force the enemy hasbeen using in at-
tempting to break the Brenta—Piavn
line, the ltal’ts are making counter
‘attacks ln'nn attempt to regain Monte ,
Auoiono, So far, Berlin says, they
have been unsuccessful. On other
sectors of this front, the ltalians have
on‘ ones eyes and make people stay. repulsed with less strong AustroGer
away from u brightly lighted window. mun counter-attacks.
more than it attracts them. People] Raiding engagements occupy tho
are like moths in some respects. they oppoflng forces on the northern end
are attracted by a bright light, but if of the western front, while the ”m.
tgotbg‘gilt {gay :lgcrergrgmnmoths in lery continues active in the Ypren and
I a W B y y ' iCnhbral sectors.. in Lorraine tho
,lt‘rcnch have repulsed a heaVy Ger
,man uttuck north of Reillon. about
INHALING FLAMEStclght miles south of the Rhine‘MarnO
Theodore Byxbee. of 6 Bell avenue. Canal. where the Germans raided up
died at the Norwalk hospital" last'Amcrlcnn trench last month.
'nlght at nine o'clock. on the result SYDNEY, Australia, Thuridny, I)...
of inhaling flames when a lamp that 20.-Uniess the soldier vote on a.
" u
30%: ”grudgfsegfgdx I”: Effie, vnrloun fronts, which has not yet boa
badly ,bumlnu the, upper part of his counted, off'scttl the vote In Australia.
body and searing his lungs. Mr. 311- the government's conscription schema
be“ 'h" m “"14“” years °‘d"luu been defeated in a referendum by,
in majority of about 150.000. This I
livan, in an unconscious condition and:
remained that way practically nonhum'“ ‘0 be “my “‘9'” ”9'9"“
his death. He is survived by one Ill-“of! account of the hecvy vote uni-t
tor, M15. Inglequ-g. glitter,“ urv- my.“ a. New South w“...
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the year so that everything seeming-l
ly happens at once. The ilghtlcss‘,
night came last' night and while it
was'not as generally observed as. it
should have been there were a num-
ber of places that it was not used as
formerly. Stores would be much bet-
ter of! if they dimmed the use of their
lights somewhat, especially in display
windows. A harsh light is apt to. jar
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