‘ MtlSEL I’ICKED
HE SOU
° ‘ NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL f
AOCOGIATEO PRES. NEWS FROM ALL PART. OF THE WORLD IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
___.—-
Entered at the South Norwalk Post
Office as Second Clo Matter.
FEAR lillllNl
l. .
kayor‘Donovan and Coun-
[ cilman Murphy Again
I Clash Swords, But Form-
l er Says He Is Not as Fe-
" recious as He Appears
liliST IllSllilIl
. lllilllliifl llENIEll
Policemen Will Keep Pres-
[ ent Beats—Eugene J. De-
! vine Named as Charity'
lI Commissioner
I
t‘he voyage of the good ship "(‘ity
of llorwalh” was Interrupted several
times out night. once by the fact that
Dock Master Mathewson refused to
tunhud .a cargo of bills for the. ship
to :arrit. by refusing to certify them.
once by the fact that Able Seaman
Motre seemed to be on the point of
(mutiny, again by the fact that when
:thc commodore ”refused to.carry an
unwelcome. passenger this voyage. the
llamJ'nlzel' being the appointment of C.
' I. t‘mch. as building Inspector, a mu~
tin; broke out with Bos'n Murphy as
the lender, and during the midst of
tin. excitement. a submarine rose and
twitn‘out warning. fined into the depths
Mffiecoud Mate Quinlan and disco
poured.
WittH was the make of the sub-
luatine? A Leo Dalila. of course,
’l'he mutiny followed an attach on
tltt former cotntnodore that was made
by the present commodore on the
'gr‘mud that thefmnr-r commander
tilt things tltat he :l1.>ttltl.t'l have
timid.
. (twee again getting away from natt-
iictt words it was a large evening
With many surprises. "Ill th‘ least of
thJ-rh was the nt’ud‘.
"to. Atom by Mayor Donovan hill the
hp- .[ted defense of the cx-iucvor by
Do-tt’tciiman liner G.
Murphy also
‘ _ ._.
, ' (Continued on Page Two)
To TAKE COURSE
i for: OFFICERS
t
I f AMP llltll'ltlt'h‘. Ayer, Mass. Jan.
‘16, George ill. Mosei. of Il'Itlgeptn‘l.
I t-c-uber of the :itltth Infantry. was
union; the additional 10 candidates
,lehvded for the OHIfl"l'x-l' 'tM‘ining
. sch nil In this camp and he has start-
ed in to work for the commission.
F. '-.. llice. of Norwalk. is another
Connecticut- bov chosen and he. too.
,wt'lt report to Colonel N. .\l. l-‘ails for
jnsl l llCltOll. " "t
,Iwaallnfled with the large number
or .u-Jectious made because of physi-
cal ttufitnesa after st-icctiveu have
cone ittlo camp. liraadier General
Will-am Wiegei in accordance with in-
firm I one from Washlng'on. will i/d
Fr‘l'ti'fll reserve army officers attach-
ed il this division to New England's
chow and towm explaining more ac-
cmm-Iy the physical requirements
for ndtninsion to the national army.
Tltv'v w.ll explain in detail the army
ptoutttrda and the first officers will
vim Maine and Vermont.
It is estimated that more than 3,000
Bel ,‘llves who tame how have been
sen home after their examinations.
one local boards called upon for re-
plat outfits. Many more medical of
he are expected to he hcut out of
:he to other stntts and this is un-
' u... .tnod to mean the rovexnment Is
.PII m. teady to call a :econd draft.
Ti" t Women Under ,5 rrest
;’ Accused of Seditious Talk
I _—-—— t-
: l'I'fH'Iiti-le‘la‘. R.- l.. Two women
from point: held here today by federal
blit- ts. charged with acts detriment-
at t - the conduct of the war. hilt-:1
gnv-l a \entraue. who wait arrested
Ow: rdoy under an indictment in the
.li‘ettmai ('ottrt. Is alleged to have said
at .-. public toe-ting: "I hope the
nottmrs who" cons go to war will
no. 't :mt‘ them onto alive."
t M. :t Marlo it}. (‘.lat"-I was arrested
Cllll’lilllEASE
souf'n noswsu. con, wsnmmv,ru.m,1o1s
Fair tonight; cloudy Thundsy.
ATTEMPT ill
iilll liNlNE
Four Shots Fired at the Bol-
shevik Premier and Win-
dows of Automobile Shat-
tered
' ThPE'rnocJtAp, Monday, Jan. 14 my
‘ . 8 Associated Press.) ~~~~~ An automo-
State .Department ; Makesibne carrying Nikolai Lenine. the not-
Pubhc Some of the Corres. shevik Premier, It is reported, was
ttired upon tonight. when he was driv-
pondence by coal“; V0“ ing to a meeting of the Council of
”mm“ and Premier $233"iiie§°"i»“~‘iif‘?£“i; unfem'vlfhiéi
Caillaux ' "‘ ° ' "
hurt.
' let“ the automobile. A member of the
.pprty with the Premier wait wounded
7 'aiightiy in the hand.
The bullets shattered the. windows
,7. The attempt on the life of Premier
l‘ Lenine was made just outside tlw
, ‘4‘ hell in which he had been address-
ClllMllNlillllll
Willi AGENIS *
~.
—
4
‘4
Lug 3,000 of the Red Guard who art-
fgoing to the front. [is his automobile
' ’ ' swung through thefcrowd four shots
Caillaux. IS NOW Awalupglflashed in the darkness. One missed
Trial in Connection With. its mark by only a few inches. Anothv
‘ B010 Pasha Case ‘ ger lodged in the hand of a Swedish
'Socialist in the automobile.
. .l l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16,—From lts' sc°'°“'_ M “"9”” Wm mad.“
mysterious stock of intercepted diplo '—
CITY AUDITOR
imatte communications. the state do
:partment today published correspond-t BODWELL REPLIES
tence between Count vou Ilernstorff for-'
‘ TO MR. MURPHY
'mer German Ambassador herepnnd
the Berlin foreign ofllcc. :showing that -
South Norwallt. Conn.
‘ January 16, 1918.
former Premier (‘aillaux of France
was in communication with German.
agents in Argentina in 1915. The ill'te'f Editor Sentinel:
llornstorff dispatch contained yeryfi In reference to the criticism of Mr.
damaging references to (.‘aillaux's ref-'Murphy of the clty auditor at the
grout-es to the French government and council meeting last evening. I beg
tvarned German newspapers against to say that the citv auditor has l'Oln'
praising him. Another gave notice of plied with the charter requirements.
the ship on which (‘alliaux was sailing If any additional duties have been
from Argentina and planned its cap-’Impooed upon the auditor by the paw
ture by submarines. , "sage of any new ordinance, the lt‘gith
'i'he rapture of the ship was sought lative body of which Mr. Murphy ls
because her captaincarrlod important a member bu failed to notify me.
Iti‘l]lt‘l‘.~, The Gertnan government was’ When official notice of this ordinance
asked to treat (‘alliaux with every 1‘ received by me I will act Iu ac-
(it‘.ifft:5_\‘ and consideration if the ship mrdapce with some if the ordinance
was taken. dot-s out conflict with the charter i'l"
Following is the test of the nicesage quii‘t‘n‘cnts.
:ent by liet'nttorff: " ‘ it'spt't‘lflllly eubtuittt-d. .
WIIIFREI) HODWELL.
('ttv Audi'or,
t‘
(Continued on Page Twelve) i
at
CLAIM CHARGES
.....
Spin
‘Kl‘flf'l‘l'i‘v
nnl Mortar: Spiri. Vitolesale
of this city, Were given a
turning here today before (‘lark T.‘
llurttni. assistant to llohcrt W. Sco-
ville. it‘ttleral Food Administrator for
Motion to re-argtu- the case of the
‘I‘uihltbtll Adtpinlttratore is. 'I‘ht . .
lsmndard Oil Company. the case that ("""mmm' on allegations of NC“-
was (let-Hid recently in favor of tip-3“" ‘im‘mw I"); ““1“" 1.“meer
trinintih‘, “M ‘1',"in bv Chef Ju:tic- tuliowtt a tons o comp aints re
l-i'rentice or up. fiupn-"lu Hm” W‘ um-d bv the total administrator. The.
:olhe: (lily. The Cant- was one in which ,l“1ll‘g.qlwil|. be 1-090??? to “:ah'iingv
‘thc plaintiff hilt] been mum with.» “"‘ .“”‘ "‘0"“‘"’"‘" "n“ “ " "“
working 1-“ the mm“ of ”I“ ‘1t'indard the licenses of the wholesalers. and It
()Il (‘otnpanv here. by an engine ‘ ""‘_l’"(""d~ ” approvcd. “'“l 5“ mam-
?wlticll ran into a car that he Was (41- :‘Ilt'lkp here the later W" "I ”‘15
(aged in painting. Suit: for 55min ' . _
had been brought ag.tin~~t the Stand. ‘ “' 'hp‘mm‘ vI'IillIwbtitnlzdsdadf‘1ITIIlldT
artl ()Il ('ompnny in whose yards in unnountgrnt’ ‘ t d l ‘ it ' in
was working at the lime of his death "‘1‘“? '3' {'4}, (Y; .i“ m n H r‘a 325“
,t e I'uion Tank Line C(tlllltlill.‘ aim,» 1": (alfidfotltI-'l:w Mint-11W“ t‘ "
ca he was painting. aniline New " "r' '
York. New Haven .2 Hartford littl-
:oatl Company whose maint- ran in.» GOVERNNIENT FOOD
the car that he Was panning. All SITPPLIES BURNED
suitst xct-pi the one against the Stand.
lard Oil l‘ompnny wort- dropped, and . . -
Ni?“ YORK. .lan. iii. Fire in a big
I'H‘t'sittry warehouse flilctl with got-
the care has been contcstcd for some
time. About a month or so ago, how-
v-rument food supplies located ("i the
wa'erfrttnt near Congress street.
nor, the case was decided in favor
of the plaintiff. and a mot on to n» .
"mm. ”1,. ”W. has made by ”H. mm”, itrooklyn. broke out this fotenoon.
sci for the defendant, which motion “m" “"‘rm-‘l WW“ "”“M in. ""0”"
mulation of ice hampered aid front
fire-boats.
was denied as said above.
An hour alter the dircovery of the
blaze. I: was l‘:<lllllill’“tl $5Illtdlllll1ldlll‘
age had been done. Three firebbttls
vere .«ttttecling with ice [toes in mid»
swam l'Ilil":i\tll‘lllR.lO approach the
fire.
The structure. known as the Iloblnt
eon Stores of the New York llcrk
Company. occupies nearly an entire
block ‘
Fire Marshal llrophv began an in-
vestigation of reports of lnf‘t‘fldlut'lhllh
, on: YOU CHICKEN
Look on Door of Ammbly Hall Will
be in Order Tomorrow When 4th
Annual Poultry Show Opens Tomor.
row.
The. Town Assembly Hall on Wall
street will be a bite: plow this after-
noon Wlteu the most unit-d poultrr
mist-rs In the State W.” bring in III-'ir
exhibits for Norwalk's bomb Annual
i'oultry Show under the pliltt'l'ilr»;ziil
of the Norwnlk Poultry Association.
; The success of the show is tinelfl‘t‘tl
SPOERMANNMIIIAY
nE RELEASED
WERE EXCESSIVE
ttot onlv by the record numbi—r of en:
titles which number between four and
five hundred. but in. the uttuaually
high grade of the exhibits, and the
Norwalk Association may Well feel
proud of its efforts, due largely to
John 8. Dates. president; Oscar l-'.
Schullze, vice president; Myron -W.
Osborn. secretary. and Charles ll.
Petty. assistant secretary.
Big Prize List. ,
‘ The prize list. is the iatgest of’ any
of the local exhibitions and int-lud‘~s
cups front the State and Norwalk
association, five dollar gold pieces.
and Increased/ amounts of first and
,1” u... Espionage act. and is al- second cash prizes in all classes.
. I to have tltor‘fenm the ‘IQ of "~'
W "an?“ , ll} Mt (Continued on Page Nine)
BALTIMORE, January 6.-—llnitctl
State» District Attorney Santucl K.
Ilennia declared today that after a
thorough examination of the papers
and effects of Walter Hpoermann. nlv
leged German spy arrested at the new
army aviation tit-pot. near Newport
News. \‘n.. he did not believe that
the man In the Baltimore, tail was
‘guilty of anythinr more iterlous than
.violnflmz the prot’lttions of the Pretti-
dent'tt proclamation concerning the
movements of cncmv all-“us. _
Mr. Dennis added that If the naval
Intelligence ngrntr hate‘uo more ovi
'denco than that which WM btonght to
.hls attention. nothing, and tonne of
the case. " .
filllll’Eliilll’l’llSES
PEAIE IllNlEiiliNEE
Expresses Disappt'oval of
Discussion by Workers '
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, writ-
ing to W. A. Appleton, secretary of
the British Federation of Trades
Unions, let his attitude in regard to
‘on International discussion of peace
terms be known as follows:
"If any call should be issued for
an International conference of work-
ers of all countries of the world, the
‘American Federation of Labor will
'not participate. The people of Ger~
many must establish democracy with-
In their own domain and make oppor-
tunity for international relations that
life shall be secure and that the peo
ple of all countries may live their own
lives and work out their own ealva-
tion. and unless this has been accom-
plished by the German people them-
oelves. the allied democracies In this
struggle must. crush militarism and
autocrac‘y and bring a new freedom
tto the whole world, the people of
into
IEXIN Sift Is
1 illiil iliil
Navy Department Notifies
the Owners That the Ves-
sel, Reported Sinking,
Has Reached Port
tritium?
attain lllliilil'
Nothing Said About Any
Member of the CrewBe-
' Ills MW tGermany included.
"Until these e-scntlals are accom~
NEW YORK, Jan, 15,411“ Amerh plisbed an international labor confer-
can-llawallan Line Steamship Texhn.l°”°° with the reltrcst’ntallvm 01' the
rpportpd sinking off the coast two' workers of all countries: Germany in—
daya ago, is ”to, the line w“ nou.l.cludcd. is prejudicial to a‘ desirable
,tlcial announced. the notice front thel
i
tion was that the crew of forty-threel
"struck nmitlahips." and was oinklng.‘
“"1 today by the Navy Department, and lasting peace."
Ni"! [X‘Pflnmeni stating only out
then arc safe. ‘ t ‘
“vitrlesn messages on Monday froml "I: WAR EIVEN
The crew had taken -——.__;.
——
The line received no details, its of-t
the Texan was afloat. Their assump- PIETURE
the Texan reported that she had beenl,
to the boats.‘ ’
'Good bye. No more." were the last'senat‘," ,MFCWher says
words of ill] message. It was sup-l Shipbfllldlflg Program
posed the Texan was in collision Willi.
number vessel. l
When relatives of William 1. Stew-‘1
ens, who was second. mate on the
nxan ,were notified by telephone at
the fact that Mr, Stevens was safe.
as nothing had been said about any
of the crew being mzssing they thank-
.. the Sentinel for the news, and
{add that they had been trying to get
some tit-finite information about the
ship and that this was the first de-
finite Information that they had re-
(‘elvcd
McC’umbcr. of North Dakota. today
gave the Senate a gloomy pictfire of
the position of the l'nited States and
hcr allies In emphasizing his plea for
radical speeding up of the shipbuildo
Ing program lie declared England
was now bearing the brunt of the war
and asked, “How long can she stand
this retrain?" The l'nitcd States
lmust aend 5,000,000 troops to balance
:tbe man power of the Central Powers,
ghe said. and 7,000,000 would he need-
ted to make the Germans retreat.
“Russia and Romania are out of the
war." asserted Senator
“ltalv Is losing ground. France is
unable to make any headway. The
wall of opposition at the eastern end
of the battle line in Continental Eurv
ope Is crumbling. Who can say how
long Italy can or will withstand the
Teutonic pressure? Optimistic indeed
(Continued On Page Twelve)
-.._.__.at_—_—.—_—
ilNE_“iiAiiillllll” - .
tittttttttttt
with that
FMONEY THAT
. WHISTLER STOLE .
_ IS RECOVERED
llllllel-ImRT.'Jan. 16.«~One of the! CW" WNSTON Kan-t- Jan- 1“» -
"ltttby Doll" Thomas cases came up! The‘money taken from ill". Army bank
in the common pleas court. criminali‘“, (”“3" Funston h’l' (obtain 149“"!
side yesterday morning and the stats:“hi'l"lt “l" Friday night. ““9” "'3
1,. 57,0 rlchcr because the may,” su-{ had killed four employee and injured
thoritiea hold Thomas under that six " “"h' ”a” '0 “3"“ ”“9" m0"? ”‘3“
."Wnlhl‘ sentence which war. "It, om,lslxty~two thousand dollars was
come of the political screw turninglmf‘m' “3“” MM“ “l ”l“ “ll"! 0'
of last November. trhislera quarto” in the barracks
The charge against Thomas which ”"- , ,
brought him it) this court w“ - CAMP It‘lthSTON. Kalli. Jan. 16.7 -
audit. The fine was "0' “m ‘ .86‘ An edicial cheque of the funds of the
costs. The affair happened on until-“n"y Bank 0' (“WP “PM“ shows
ltl last and the complainant was Johm'h‘" Captain "9"“ “mm" “0'"
”Anion of the Strniflt-ld district "(‘862.826..l. “hm M NM“! "‘9 ”all"
Filll‘fltlfl. Thomas was 3"...”th hwlast Friday night. slaving fottr men
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
Thomas. Charged With As-I
sauiting John Fenion, For-I
felts Bond of $50 1
()mccr McCarthy and tried to the city: with an axe and «tutoring a fifth. The
accounting Is final.
No trace of the missing money has
{been found. so far or can be learned
.b-Pre. It Is generally understood that
,the Invv-stigntors have evidence lead.
ing them to believe that the monev
it been taken away from the can!
,to‘nment.
FIFTE—S—N YEARS
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
‘_. —-.————-—-
BIG DEMAND FOR
KEROSENE OIL‘
Many local people are ur-inz kero— ’
acne oil as a substitute for coal thht‘
winter. wherever it is possible to ob-
tain the stoves. This is a patriotic FOR MANSLAUGHTER
month". and should hr.- t-ucuurztgcd,' ....
even though in many cases. it Ist’ WATERRI'RY. Jan. 16. Pasquale
through new-"ht rather than tmtriot-‘ (impose. 19, was K'mumit‘ted to the
are usedg state prison for a tt-rm‘of from five
Whrticver the mar-c, the ”Mill I." the to fifteen years'in the Superior (‘ouri
same and tends to the NIH"! of a‘h-m- yesterday afternoon. Grant-rte.
huge amount or coal. 'l‘htt Huh was indicted on the charge of tin-t
great nunntitics of oil are being used doggeo murder by a grand Jury, but
can be trimmed from the .‘Ila'emclll of' this was later charged to second de-
a local whoimilc draicr that his .lnng gran murder and the accused was al-
WIT WWW W“ “Old hi’ J’mlltll'l’ 3. llowed to plead guilty to the charge
The local retailers are taking ad- of manslaughter. Greases “'flfl accus-
vnntage of the fact that oil it- each n'..d of taking gomo mom-y In a saloon
nt'ct'“tlll'. Mid 4“ OOHM‘QIWM‘P. like lattt fall on was chased by an angry
all other greedy profiteers. have ttd-, mob throu it the italian (nun-“triflf
vnnced the price so high that they are the citv. A foreman named William
teallv exortionttte. Something should Dearly. employed by a lumber firm.
be done to remcdy this evil. Oil com stepped into Gtanme's path. as the
10 1-2 cents a sallon to (M rotatin-
and can be sold at n profit for lite.
In some instances, the pr‘rc Ill“ been
known to he as high as 170.
tam, that the oil stoves
yard. and the young ltullan die-2v an
Hid-fashioned fonr-bsrrelcd pistol and
isbot Dandy In the abdomen. The
wounded man died the next day.
.t'
Needs swampy: Vi
f “we? Witt ill ttttttts
Mcffumbem
Willi NURSE
iiiiliiilil iiiiilE
PIIINiPAPliillllll
Amendment Leavmg on-
trol of Industry to Presi-
dent Is Also Defeated
WASHINGTON, D. (7.. Jan. llti.~~~
iTho resolution giving the Federal
:Trade Commission direct authority to
.supcrivise and regulate the produc-
ttlon and distribution of print paper
(was rejected yesterday by the Svmte,
.36 to 32. after the committee amend-
'ment, placing the power in the Presi-
.dent has been defeated.
| Aitcr the vote which rain-,- at the
i c'.se of a debate in progress. almost
: continuously since January 7, Senator
{Smith of Atizona. announced that I":
would continue his efforts to have the
governmrnt take OVcr control of the
print paper industry.
‘ sure in, ii slightly changed form
During the final day of debate at.
(Continued on Sixth’ Page).
I
‘ lilllii BflNlillilili
. tttttttttttttn
l
Resolutions Committee of
i. United Mine Workers Ex-
Change
_..n,___
i.\’iti.\1\'Al‘(ll.iS.‘Jan. 18.——»'l‘he rcsor
luiions of the l'uited .‘iine Workma-
of America. In biennial couvcnto;z
here. is camctcd II) report formalin,
a resolution advocating
towncrship of the coal mines of tlr
«,country provided they are conducted
ialong democratic lines. The miners
.‘convcntion at 19“ went on rt‘i‘Oi‘l in
tfavor of ft‘detal ownership. and the
present gathering of tool diggers. ac-~
cording to leaders among the deli»
Igates. will reaffirm the stand taken
:tour years ago. ‘
‘1 Not all coal miners, it Is said. are
‘ In invor of government (ownership.
as there are many who Advocate-pri-
(Continued on Sixth Page).
not SilllillilN
j - Arthurian
Slight Improvement. . .in
Transportation Facilities
From Railroad Terminals
NEW YORK. Jan. lfl.--Sliglu im-
provement in transportation of coal
Irom railroad terminals at tltlewnter
points in New Jersey helped to rc~
Iieve the shortage in this city it)»
my. Ice In the North and East Iiiv-
Ora continued to hamper the more»
ment of coal burst-s. but with more
favorable weather conditions fort-cum,
‘fuel administrators and tlcalera Were
optimistic. vtbat within a ftw days a
:torn al supply would be reached.
l
GERMAN [[ADERS UNDECIDED '
NillflllllllNS Willi RUSSIA
Tl
i Germany and Austria-
i
lllSES IN SENATE
"0 “"1 bellman;
twould it ck to have the House atlopti
j and sendto the Senate a similar men-l
pected to Report For thel
t .
:tltt domain'.
government t
W PURSUE Iii
’r‘l
..
iOpposed to Annexations and
Appeal Made to Peoples of '
Hungary and England Fu’
Support of Policy of Self
Determination ‘ f -
_ tlilllilifl Pilli’li .
I ttusutntussa
iltaliaus Report Successes on
Operations on the Lower
Piave, East of Cape Silo
in the peace negotiations with
,Iiusaiu, tltc liritish Labor Party
has lwrtlllftl a message. to the Rub
sinu people. supporting the print-
ciplc ol' >.clf-tictermination of peo-
’ples and no annexatious for the
Empire. Appeal also II
made to the peoples of Germany
land Amtria-llungary to support a
‘policy of sell-(left‘l'illlliallon and,
no annexations.
Apparently no definite couno
has yet bcru decided upon bytlso
German l'ltttperor and his ndvisers,‘
but the \l‘d‘l‘i‘ll on foreign policies
which Chancellor you Hertliflf
was to (l.‘lll'l‘i' before the Reich-
i'crt-ml. 'liu- Pan-Germans con—
ftintte their campaign against For-
eign Secretary vou Kuchlmatm
“fill the Sovialixis have forced the
Folltcrluntl l’itf’l)’. composed of
I'l’an-(lcrmans. to postpone meet-
lings favorable to aunt-rations.
It is declared by a fricttd of the
l’an-flcrmaus, ('ouut Rcvcntlow,
that the peace movement in Get-
mauy i» \ll‘ttlli.’ and is made up of
.Illt' Socialists. a large number of
llrihcrals ttutl ('lericals and many
'l‘hcsc factions are
mild to hold the view that. the U
'boat campaign can only dolly
peacea‘ml cannot starve out the
zanmm. lu‘tructions given the
iiicrntan representatives at Brest-
'l.ilo\'sk have not been changed, It
has been announced officially in
llit‘ lit'it'lislafl.
'l'llc Ilritialt Intlmr ’iti‘ly. in It.
'must aitl lilis‘xl‘d by proclaiming
peace aims similar to Russia. It
is purposetl the peace conferenoe
shall put Arabia. Palestine. Arm
‘ bin and the black races of Africa
under international control. Sell-
.tIt-finitiotr is accepted for India
land other ilritish dependencies
{not already having their own par-
iliuments.
: (hi the weatci‘tl front and in
tltaly the winter monotony has
Elie-u larolten lty spirited actiom,
[Herman li'tmth have again made
on.- of their fruitless attach
,llt!liltl~'l the French positions north-
.t-ast of Vertluu. While mostofm
:lllltil'klit'f l'urce was driven back
by the French iirc. some (IPIICII-
lilt'llls‘ gained advanced elements,
‘thrown ou‘ immediately.
East ol' the lircnta river the
All'xirtz-iltti'liltiltt. have replied only
While German leaders are undo. ,
citlctl as to what course to pursue
stat: Main t‘utntnittce has been de- _
mcswage. says the llriihlt people .
lfrttttt \\Iil"ll, however. they won ’
latter was fleeing through the lumbr-rl
A committee of local theatrical with artillery “redo the daring
mamm”m headed by Gemst- .\t. ('Uh.illlllllill attack. which resulted m
an. planned to lcnve for li’aahinatm..thc capture of important observa-
todut'. Wlwrt- Hwy haw tm "I'Whm'iilttltfloats at lllmtttt Asolone. The
tut-nt with President Wilson tornorrowtlmlim“ “In" raldctl fl", enemy
‘ ”-— linc east of Monte Asolone and
enlarged their bridgehead on the '
Lower l‘ittvc east -of Cape Silo.
Four hundred prisoners and much
war material was ca tut-ed.
Four shots were red at an au-
tomobile carrying Premier Lonino
through the street.» oIr’Potmgrad
Mondaysnigbt. The Prohier es—
caped uninjured, but a member of 4
(Warns-m .3
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'GUN FORGING
, PLANT BURNED
‘ nt-z'rttt.t-:ttt:.\t. Pa. Jan. lorrire
caused by a defective electric heater
swept a gun forging plant of the
inethlehem Steel Company today, and
mused n has of 810,000. Ollctoia
jmaid there was no suspicion of, loan
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