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BEMlS, N. H.,5 Jan. 15.'*“Afler rac'
lug uncontrolled at the rate of sixty
miles an hour down the steep node
of the famous Crawford Notch In the
White Mountains, a locomotive and
thirty frmght l‘can :led up at it
curve, just below i is station, late
yesterday. killing the engineer and
seriously injuring the dreman and a
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EChancellor Von Hertiin;
; Reported Ill and Ready to
llilllillllN Bill
While Other!
now run GAINED 0N rim , 5s
4 ii Mlilll AND rut swou.
SEIZE MAS-[ER A BRIDGEPORI I infill rnlfppnIM'HN
. ’ c ' MAN 8H0]- All LilllllllliUIllelll' ll .
~ SPY ”Rm ‘ . Denies Shtirtage of Workers
' Has Been Proved
A MAGAZINE CAMP DEVENS President Samuel ampcrs of the
_ American Federation of Labor issued
a statement yesterday Opposing the
r _______ . $533301 ot‘ilatulabor he conscripted
Incriminating Letters COH' John F. Simpson, 0‘ 74 cen' leader sfid 1111: art‘shmrktlo $399331:
3 m swam“ With Plots ter Street, Near Deathj'hins hf could to promote the GOV.
5 From Wounds Received in‘““"“‘"‘” ”m" '°' “mm“. '0'“-
! Launch“ ‘ by Boy.Ed, Accidental Discharge of :2: focrces but lfie ,did not believe In
t a curse t (A
' Bernstorff Agent Revolver gents“) that vihgre eilsftrs “filming
. a r.,
lllil’lllllill ll] HAVE W "°
”Y or lm‘f'flllxation." he said. "that
‘ BULLET PASSES 1 would prove either the scarcity or th:
9" l \ , ‘wm‘il‘m‘l’ 0‘ labor. Those who him,
Alflllilfll lJ-53
Kaiser’s Hireling‘ Received
3, war work have greatly increased their
icapacit
. . . . v to meet the present demands.
Mlhtary Authorities Begin-‘9‘“ industries as the longing camps
'; “uses “B! y I"! , hill; to Frown .0" ial‘thatdhave permitted miserable Ill"
‘ was mg fled by - 1/ Functions SOC Irotin tngs, housing and provision ftfi
:their employees now ilnd it difficult
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i . H0 WNW a sufllclent number of woric
‘ CAMP DEVENS, Ayor. 51“,,” Jan. ers to meet the new expansion mum,
NORFOLK. Vn.. Jan. 15,—Naval in..15.~The accidental discharge or nn‘lndWrH-
titrllsenoe officers left here last night automatic reVOlver almost resulted in; "A "onsldpr‘ble 9“" 0" "IF "1”"
for Baltimore With Waller Sporrman,’ the death last evening of John Film)" about scarcity of workers is (lit?
suspected of bring an active figure SImpson of “B" Companv, 301st Sup-i ‘0 ”‘9 ”o‘emofll ""9le 0f Drivitte
‘ in plots launched here by Captain ply Train. a Bridgeport draftee. Hrtt‘llli’loynwnl agencies. ‘ The Workers
Bay-Ed, former German Military At-Eis at the base 'Iospita] suffering from‘ rm. dam“ ”w“. part for war produc-
iache. and believed to, have been a severe wounds in 'he chest and left ”0” They "r“ ““1”an ”‘9 battles
captain in the GermanWarnry. ;nrm. It was thought this evening of lll’llmcrat-y,
According to the story unofflially'ilrat he had a slight chance to live.l "W“‘WVW industrial wnflcrll'llon
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told here. "I. mm was arreslt’d gap: Accidentally Pulls Trigger. ‘has been tried in foreign countries
urdny while in the act of attemptins‘ Slum-“On, had been ordored to go “ ““3 ”m“! a f“”’""‘- ”7“” Britain
to blow up a magazine at the unfln-Ton rzuard duty. and was cxanrinineh‘” “am“! “5‘ "“"m ‘h" '"P"““"‘-"
islied army aviation held under con-‘hlh' N‘VOIW‘I‘ Just before he was to‘ '
hituctlon near Newport News. {Join the guard detail. lie accidental?
the prisoner will be turned over to ly pulled the trigger. and a bullet . l
0mm” of the Department of Justice'wns sent through thc tier-try portion‘ ‘ '
at Baltimore to he in. So far of his left arm and into his f‘llfiSL] I
",5. only CW ny lodged The steel penetrated both walls of the.
against him is understood to he that chest and hit a wood support in the' SPLANTS
lie is a dangerous enemy alien. l'mard room after passing through tric'
incriminating Papers Found. ”$13233: B ‘ *--—-
Documents found in his possession 9 company summoned . , , '
mm m his rooms ,lll Baltimore. delhc detachment surgeon who ordered ll M5“ YORK' Jan. “WWW!" mar“
- ‘Stnipson's immediate l‘l‘flVill in an iilll~ jun. "m hundred industrial plants in
.bulancc to the base hospital Where. M)“ York state already “0"“ be.
. . ”w wound was mum“, Simpson's cause of lack of fuel, hundreds of non-
———————— ;liome is at 74 (“Putt-retreat. llrldgcv essential industries, face a similar sit-
, . port. iuiilrirn when the new svstem of on-
1 Camp llevens had its second death {Wold coal distribution became pm“.
‘. ,frorn pneumonia in ”m days this tire todaynwherehy hospitals. homes
. morning. and the “Hem“ from that public lillllllt‘tl and food producers
- ,liad the first call on the rapidly
WHfllllVflillNlillY
‘ The coal delivered in New York
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9 :vanrount. needed. ‘fir‘l administrator":
N“ at Fellow Army Officers nflfl "WNERS WANT , said. Of the 300.000 tons reported at.
Suggestion, Says Camp :or near. terminals in New Jersey, only
i ‘ 30,000 ions were distributed here.
l "E ”w SHANHEB To expedite distribution a new
. _ coal official will be named soon. whose
i 'duties will be to facilitate the move-
. merit of coal at docks and railroad tcr-
Funston Major
CAMP rimsron, Kan). Jan. 15.—-
Mayor C. D. Lee. chief of staff. today, .
made public the details leading up. it is understood that there is a minnis. ‘
to the death Saturday of Capt. Lewisl movement on foot in town hv ”0min. —
NORTH ATLANTIC
R. Whisler. who Friday night robbed! ent people-lwho are dog lovers to
Milli! and wounding a fifth. presented to Commissioner Whitile- OYSTER OFFICES HERE
the army bank here, killing four per; get a petition which will probably be
Major Lee's statement was given sey asking him to countermand the -
ou' to reth a suggestion that Captfi order that dogs be tied up the Wl’lllll~ The .
'W'ilsler had been elven an OPPOFIfWPnty-four hours, of the day if they c ‘ Mm" “”3““ 0’5“" Farm”
luuity’ to suicide as a form of “main-y are to remain outside. ompany now with “Newt?" l"
taming the honor of the army." llnw The object that is being sought of 20.5““ ‘3' “MC" ”‘9 30““ "mm“
im Lee‘s statement follows: . ,ter, l. e., the prevention of ,dogs‘bitw ’W'erhl'i'm‘“ ‘5 “ ”Mel" will ,79‘
team. WNW" was sitting in h 5| lng humans or other dogs and thus more i e Boston odice to South Nor.
OWN“ in Company B barracks and 0V" cpl-again; the rabies can be attained “Mk on or about March 1st. This of-
b'l pad at convex-gluon betwpen ”"1, by "1'? use Of "I? more humane IllllZ- “C0 'Wlll Lb? the main (3ch for the
In" Hersennt and company clerk Invzle. which will prevent adoiz from blt. “"“m “th Carpenters are: iv-
.the nextl mom. One of them. made. his people 0,. other do” and at the riiodclinz a suit of omces at the old
the statement that Kearney “ornallu‘ same time Wm permit him to run Slam” LOVING! Building.
cashier of the bank; had recovered free. Onlv dogs licensed and so muz.‘ The ice has caused much damage
sufficiently to believe he would select 11m should 1,? allowed to run a, lamp. around the docks. north to boats and
"10 name of the murderer from ”IRAS it IS NOW the", has beH no r“. docks. Th9 dock at lhl‘ MCMUIIIH
. nrtpreaticd opinjons have based thenr HAVE
THRHUHH B illpon limited experience. ‘ ' i r
. I "Some industries connected with. . '
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,-been seen of them nor can they bel
; ed to HelpCoalSituation
Hill MWM
hrakeman.
fireman, was taken to the Memorial
Hospital at North Conway oeriously
lett was badly cut and bruised when
he Jumped.
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iate Fuel Adi . .‘ p (continuedoril’an'l'wo)
to Pnt‘Plans to Prevent
.r.mgria ‘ EWANIS lllllNllEll
.tm'uuttiicmtmzi MEN Ill lllililSIEll
in the northeast and buhr ships”
"’5de '"h I"!!! lullvlles tied up in ,
New York Harbor we." Mum May} WASHINGTON, Jan. is.——At the re-
undcr the first prioriiyiarnnumpm;truest of the War Department tpday,
since the Government took control of Chiman Chamberlain of the Senate
the roads. , |Miriam Committee. introduced a bill
The plan of "m“rsd pnekrentiali for the registration for militarv duty
shipments announced by Director-3 of all men who live become twenty-
tteni-rnl McAdoo was put into mm! one years old since June 5. 1917, when
tion by the railrotd managements the draft law we/ht into effect.
without issuance of formal priorityf Another bill which Senator Cham-
Orders and int‘ludotd food as w." .3 bean introduced at the request of
coal. :the Administration would provide for
Director McAdo—d's furloughing National Anny men for
tions conlt-mnluo,‘ , harvesting crops apd other qricultur-
Flrst the movement of coal for hous‘ 3‘ duty. ,
holders and vital utilities; mad Another bill mldflt it Groin
food: third, coal for ”altering ships. of the states on balls ble
loaded for American armies abroad men in the first class instead of an
and for the Alilea_ I‘ . ipopulation. in determining upon the
At the same time ruoi Administra‘ registration of men who have become
tor Garfield i'sued similar orders {or 21 lim- the draft I" was enacted.
the distribution of coal. putting the ”19 War WW‘M has rejected
needs of householders. public utiIi-g My plan to M‘- lh? 88" "m"! of
ties and transatlantic shipping ahead the draft to take in men more than
of war industries and industries of 31- -
other clanspu. 1‘ Registration. of men who have be-
The plan forizenerai coal diatribn- come 0' age ““1“ ”‘9 “Ta" '3' “’33
DrIOrty instruc-
tion ,0 mph; mp pastor“ famine will‘ enacted was reel-immended in the It‘-
probably apply to all states east of1 '
the Mississippi river. and will be put‘ (Continued on Page PM")
into effect by the state fuel adminis-l
traitors. MRS, ASHWORTH
BARmAnS "F I - AGAIN INDICTED
- " . MADISON. Jan. 15.-—Mrs, Jennie
May Baton Aainswortli, charged in a
secret indictment by the Norfolk.
» lass. County Grand Jury with liar-
, ,ing abandoned in Brookline, Mass. her
R W" "mErrest folowed receipt yesterday of word
from Boston. She has been living in
. East River under her maiden name
it is now nine days since the car-'
loads of coal that ex-Mayor John Cavo: :1 fem! :2: ggrebldtprsmulldg
anagh had secured from an acqualn-, ° rd n ' '
_tnnce of his, who buys the coal forrsgn' Ainaworth was'aquitted in
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the Brooklyn and New York plant! 1913 of having murdered her bus-
of the Edison Company were start-
band. Rear Admiral Joseph Giles
ed towards Norwalk and nothing has, Eat on, U S. N.. at Ply th, Ifa‘ss.
traced to find out whether or not the‘ Application '0' extradition “ "nth
ted to be made at once by the Massa-
coal has been lost or whether it has. chuseftl authorities.
been commandeered by some city on'
the way to Norwalk. The cold wave (W on M m”
that was promised here seems to
have died out somewhat. and with
the snowstorm that turned to sleetENATIONAL BANK
garrest at her home in the East River
;setlon of the town today. Her ar-
l-‘rederick Powers of Bartlett, N. H).
the engineer was killed outright. Reno
P. Plnard of St. Johnsbury. \‘t., the
injured and Oscar Clements of Bart—
’fxrantson. who has since died, in under,
‘ Resign,
l Would Force Dr. Vow
MAY HAVE ISIAPHI
William 1. Stevens Was Sec-
ond Officer on Board the.
33%;? Texan, Sunk ini; MANY [Hum .'
William l. Stevens, who was second?
mate on the steamer Texan, reported‘Geru!an Emperor and cm
in The Sentinel yesterday as beingI Prince Likely t0 Adopt C»
sunk in collision. was a son of Cap-l FII’II‘ICI' POIICY
tatn and’lfrs. Frank R. Stevens, of! >
Rowayton avenue. He is a nephew . _-~- '
:or Mr. and Mrs. Harry s. Bryan, oil “mm" "f the dw'mes 0' the
: Rowayton. and Mr, Bryan was in com.'Gcrtrriiii Empire, press nccountn
Emunicationlast night with the omcejfrorri neutral countries agree, in ,
of the Hawaiian line, New York, Bud'passiirg info the hands of a”
while all there were hopeful that lht‘inilitnrists or the leaders who
hgdlriahzz Siddhrfllmghtrgrft[:23t“'"m to lltlltl what has been gain-
,“ ("rpm ““19ng of m, (am, not ‘cd 10' might and the sword. Chan—
lhnving heard a word from any Ol,t't'lllll' volt llcl'tllllg, the. aged in-
Ii'hem.h "id Will’s also a uplzhfwgfdalr:{cumin-iii of the chief political of-
‘ml’ ' ""0"" ‘3 " “ 0’ lice. again is reported ill anti prc‘o
:{gfi’fl'gfl‘g‘fighe “”9 of the cuylpnrinu to resign, while the milder»
. A, thehome or)", Stevens's'nuntfiislfi and pair-fierrnans are demand—
, Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond. in Rowayton,.irig: llll' tllhllllssll of Dr. von Kuehl-
"it was said yesterday afternoon that -inauu, the Foreign Secretary, who
“9’0“" m“ '“ hm“ 0“ ”aveihad headed the. German delegan
ifrom his ship Nd” "d samday'tioris at Brest-Litovsk.
o9 *
'H' is .. years old and single. l In connection with the reported
illness of the imperial Mull”,
~ 'it is reported from Berlin that
’lflilllll voii licrtling’s address be-.
SNflw fllfifilNfl :fore the Main Committee of the
‘. llicicllstai.’ has been postponed for
l PARTIES WPUMR several days. It was said pre-
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yioiisly that the ('llanccllor would
answer the rccciit mar-aims'
l statements of President Wilson
Chicago Sllflel'ing ‘ Fromflrlrti Premier Lloyd George. before
. tl M ' ('r ittee on Wednes-
. Fuel Shortage Caused by «1:; 8'" ”m" ,
‘ Recent Heavy Snowfall 3 t'oirplt-il with these reports is
$thc fact that the German Emperor
i CHICAGO. Jan. 15,—Ncarly isopnohnd the (‘rown Prince have been 1'
m9" Were idle today in Chicago and holding conferences with the po-
m“? panther?“ district-i 0: ic'ililical and military leaders. It in
.TOUI'I 0 a [)9 S OHBKP. cause y a I that the Gem“
the cc of to n f ;- reporte a W
r I“ i a" t 0' a“ demon” z illlllllSlt'l's to Denmark and Holland
in; railwav franc. . .
Among the industries which were have arrived unexpectedly in
indications are that the
I virtually at‘a standstill were three ofi Berlin,
the largest packing plants in Chicago present turmoil within the German
ruling class will result in the ac-
.and many steel mills in the Calumet:
and a"! districts, “Web We work- ceptalrcc of a firm policy, either.
favoring the militarists or the
in; on government contracts. l
i it was announced the pattern ere, ,
‘pected to resume during the day. butmorc peaceful element, With the
lthe situation at the steel mills wa'iproliabilily that the pan—Gefmtms
Ifriiréitbétfli'i.“§$125&“353.";a“'i” "0 "i"""i°"-‘*- Thamhli"
. 10”". [Vorwacrts believes a military die-
1 Chicago and its suburbs have made.lfll0l'-‘ihlp i” m the making.
great strides towards resumption of, No explanation has been vouch-
‘lflm" Ind (“flawfiaflm Thousand! ' safcd by either the Germans or tho
[of schoolboys. and in many instancesgflmsiam as to a", reasons behind
schoolgirls. rallied in response to the. . -
call for "snow digging parties." and "'9 temporary halt m the pen“
,as a result the lty's main thorough- flt'imllflliwv“. N0? has it been m‘ 7!
list of depositors.
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quest for a dog ,0 be muzzled and so Yacht (‘lub was raised in sourn places
DPOD|8_do not muzzle their dogs. Even four feet. and several boats have had
a muzzle is Ont the most comfortable the ice. cut through the. sides just lay-
thing for a dog but it ,5 preferable Inc: at the docks. Captain Frankr
ito having .a dog "pd up all day long: hlills‘ sloop, the Jewel. received quite
.llilillidlilll ’
some damap‘. Captain Sylvester Dec-
' ,ONE DEATH. TWO “ii? {3.2 “.1222" Silii’thiim $2.12.."
Cost Distribution. l ACCIDENTS AT AYER' Lhéfl” Wm, “WM me um um
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tirost economical manner. so as to pug], of'pne'untoglrxrfid ‘I‘h'lx‘nfflgqonxs’11, HANG F. L. SMALL
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"the citizens of the. city. andtbn‘t each
make the coal go as far for the city
n~ tiosslble; We believe that the coal
dt- :lers. who, being most familiar with
the needs of the present situation. un-
n . regulations by the fuel commit-
tr can do this work more efficiently.
ll use equitably, and more economical-
ly than it can be done in anv other
urtv. For the benefit of the Citv as a
whole. therefore. the committee asks
for the cooperation of the. citizens in
tin connection. " '
The Committee.
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. ‘tlrc members of the Nor-walk Fuel
f'oinniitlec are most desirous of serv.
ins the city with the greatest possi:
ble ediclency i the mat coal crlr
e r Their and in this diretlan can
be successful only in case they have
full‘cooporatinn and support of
cltisen should feel perfectly tree to
about suggestions, information and
r
bcr of Battalion A.
tillery. His death
in three, days from
hospital.
I‘ri'i2nd Field Ar-
la‘ the second “15:1."
pneumonia nt ihc‘
B. 301st Supply Train, in
hospital. suffering
in the arms and chest.
examining an autom
going on guard dirty and the weapon
accidently exploded. It was reportn
today that the Wounds were not «or
us.
Private James M. Allardico, Brib‘
tery n. 302ml Field Artillery. was“
kicked in the back of the neck
of three horses which he was leading
to the remount station.‘ He is at. the
hospital. He will recover. Allardico
red at , No. 107 Halleck street.
'ew Haven. He is 28 years old. A
passinz‘ automobile frightened the
horses, Allardlco in an elect to con-'
mi them slipped on tliti,ien and anal
at the Mel/M him.
mwmauaium.
IN DARK CHAMBER
(OXFORD, N. H., Jan. 15.—~I"red-
ierick L. S . .
Private Frank P. Simpson. (‘Onrpnnv er. was mail 1 former Boaton hm“
1" "w base at 12:19
from pistol wmmds of his W
Simpson was at ”,9
rule pistol beforn b”,
dead
.1. the trap was sprung. lie malntnincl
A', his calm and hir- only words when ll.‘
was inforrllcd he, must die were:
banned at the state prlrm'l
this morning for the murder
lie, Florence Arleen Sitinll,
ir home in Osslpee, in Septem-
lills. Small was pronounced
at 12:27 nine minutes after
“,l uni resigned,I God's will be
done."
by onc‘ .
l’ciore the. trap was sprrtir-t all the
lights were turned out ani Small won:
tc his death iv- the darknetu.
The governor's council. after lir-
tenlng last night for tire hours to
the plea of Small's counsel to spare
the broker‘s lite, refused'a reprieve.
O .
nnd'hall last night and to rain earlyi
this morning it would seem as if all.
of the snow and ice would leave the!
streets in a short time.
Trolley and train service has been
disabled by ihe“storm and people have
been two and three hours late reach-‘
ing destinations in New York city an
elsewhere out of town.
Today's storm Will do much towards
hclping to break up the ice, and that!
will mean that whatever- coal is be-
ing held for this city in barges will
be able to reach this city as soon
as tags to tow the. barges can be non
cured. The situation at the present
[time Is a grave one and no one,
should be reckless with whatever cool?
they may have because of the fact'
that they believe that they can secure:
more in a short while. That is not
only foolish. but also criminal in view
or the needs of the people in the cityi
here.
d' this morning at which every member
,was present
. ant cashier and teller.
iSTEFANSSEN rian
AMBASSADOR NAON i
T0 sAir. FOR HOME.
iwere discoVered northwest of Banks-
WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-—Amb‘lll‘ land in the spring of 1916 by Will-
dor Noon of Argentina, who recently jalrnur Stefano-en. the Arctic explor'
placed his resignation in the hands of er, acmdin; to Captain A. Lane. who
the Buenos Aires Foreignr Ofllce. will arrived here last night from" the Arc.
sail for home this week. and whetbar tic Ocean, bringing direct news from
he returns here as ambesaador de- the explorer, who, he says. is spend-
penda upon conferences with Proaiv in; the Int-1| winter in the northern
«aluminum
for llnlster
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damnation-whats!“
{fares today were. reported “ninety per nouriccil officially why the confer-
cent. open" bv the Street Devan!!!“l errors. if continued are to be re-
ogLEORWWIW‘I‘CERSWmdaIS. Railway officials said today srtmctl at Warsaw: A Bavarian
(”S vthat passenger traffic on trunk lines , , , ' - _
—— iwould be, Virtually normay by tomor- ricuspapel' ”8-H“ “Egyptian dark
At a mectlniz of the. directors of‘ '0" but "'3' It "0““ ”I“? ”9""? "WW ciisliroutls" Germany 3 pea“
. t n l k N rw lk. h ld days Io clear away the accumulamtcrms. _ ‘
'h“ x“ '° “ 3“" 0’ o a 9 tion of freight cars. ’ The Winter-idleness on the W899
the following omcers' 3‘ "'l'mr‘m'm‘lchi ““2" fl: cm and ltnlian fronts has 'not
WW unanimous')‘ 9'90“"! ’0? W: "1' WWW!“ "d" “r as t 9 n g t‘ llt‘t'll lirnkt-ii by large Operations.
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”“37“; rimmr, who..." om... MEXICO MAY our rgyr'dgvgjj‘g3r;‘;;;‘,;,"';;§f';‘,f:‘:n°;;j
CORN FROM U. s. '
L. Woodward, rice resident: H. l’. ' _ ,
Price. cashier: C. Oils Fitch. assist-j ll'l'_\' fire breaks into Violence at int-
i ;porttilri points now and then, but
The following appointments were1 ”WASleNfi'goz'. Jag. iii—ziflesnmg- there i. hardly anything in the. of.
adez— on o nego a nns es me o a . .. . ‘ . .
Charles W. Garter. assistant teller just differences between the United :l‘tlitl “Altair"? to mdwaftelggt
and bookkeeper: Miss Frances Ailing. States and Mexico over the question "'mml’.‘ 3 "ll-9 “‘59"? 0 i 3‘
stenographer; Miss Marion E. Stair; of exports and imports, especially-1000 lltf'll from the. Russian front ll
assistant bookkeeper: Herbert 0, [’01- horse relating to supplying Mexico in lrcgiii its heralded blow very
lard, assistant bookkeeper; Robert with. corn and other foodstuffs. ll“ gm)". ,
Schoelkopr. clerk. dependent on the Carranza Govorn- AMSTERDAM, Jan. 14’4"“
imeut. it was said today that Presl-
fdent Carranza has been urged by his newspaper It?” NOIIVPHEI” ”8"
‘ councillors in Mexico and by lllt' emr that ii number of Allied arrplannn
bassv where to send another mission in.“ Thursday dropped a thousand
“0 "“I’ gnne‘lbg‘fi" é°b°°nlm§u°cm£ copies of President Wilson 's mes—
3:3" 1,319; theolhuntiy ‘flispfiaup sage tofkrnuress on occupied arena
to attend the Neutrality Congress in m “9131"”: '
Buenos Aim. which already ,had been LONDON, Jan. l5.——Yurlnoutll .
postponed until April. Gabi-era's do was bombarded from the sea Inst
"m” week“ '" “mum" '° 5“ night, it is announced officially.
mm into "me” to "m" mum About twenty shells fell in'tho '
city. Three persons were killed
and ten injured.
conditions. Ambassador "other, who
bet that no move .
, l my. Irv-sip m f.
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NEW ARCTIC ISLANDS
FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Jan. 15,-—
Sever-3| new large Arctic islands
was summoned here from ”nice t
takepart in i3 eater-nee. is ad
in Visitation.
lions-stun
snaatMllflnndil'heuplonr
m
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ti
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Kuelihnann Out ..
turriaidf‘rs Willi .V
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