. the boating: *Wa wlIrM'
them new will win than
part of our citizenship will deserve
portant railroads in the
v ”Ion-30w
M title 6:48 a. in; 6:34 p. in.
j_. ria- izbb; nets 6:01.
. What of tho Associated Press
; 3‘. Will“ P1155 l5 “Cm-“"81? The railroads evidently worked hard-
. use r ' ' ‘ . .
ed to we ‘0 publication Mlcr than usual last yeast DI the
not“ dispatches credited to it or:
otherwise in this paper and alsofwhole, they seem -to have walked
“gushing! figfitgfiwuwg more intelligently and emclcntiy than'
dospntchaa herein are also re- usml. And yet lb“! “"1"! ‘9”! 0“
' {alarmingly The loss was due mostly
-- 7‘ to clrt umstnnoesheyond their control.
Esuch as increased cost of labor and
3 materials and higher taxes.
i When the prof'ill of an individuab or
in bnsinoaa shrink steadily until the
iThat.-wna $121,000 less than tilt-year;
memo. '
e
' vanishing Wintia in night We a case at
. cumin: more, or spending loss. or both
itogether. Tile government, in charge
...- _ .._ _ _ ‘ ‘of the railroad, is (-osidcring both rem-
; TROUBLEo Will sHlpIUILn- "‘“m
" may . The director general believes ‘ that
5" Whit hill been the matter with our: "9 can accomplish much by new econ:
- building? The prog‘m“ made has cuties, made possible by centralized
disappointing to the. “no“. control. The presentvlack of compe-
V'. l3 are going better now, but ships' tltion make“ many high-salaried 9“"
foot yet being turned out nearly
{as} as the public expected.
.Cllariezl A. Eaton. a man who
up in a shipyard." who knows
‘ game, and who has spent several
n tbs in the American shipyards oh-
. in: conditions and, doing what. he
‘ 'toinlprove them, after having
on with more than 1005000 ship‘
flirts, an” in a lctter to the New'cffectlve. By these and other devices“
Times: '
am thoroughly convinced that the
abuilding program is as far nionfll
the‘Americsn people have any right
Meet.
f‘lidy own personal belief is that i
a first year of the war the American
tion has acquitted itself better than
has in the first year of any war in
3'th history. We were over two the country's transportation system is
in the civil war before we got'm‘ely ‘0 "M "”9"
. to brass tacks. We are getting
} to brass tacks now with increasg
”1"“). every hour 0‘ “my day. 'moncy they can buy equipment. With
;'e my.) not been a maritime “90. new equipment thcv'can give bottfl'
‘ We are not now. We have only
w shipbuildcra in the whole nation. _ result:
body has had to lcarn the hind-'-
from the management down to “-“~
humblest water carrier. We had a being made im‘ domeltlc “59 in
! old equipped and eillcicnt ”my! quantities than for a long time.
do. We swamped those with enor~'flhlfll hardly have another transportm
us demands. Then we set out to‘ lion famine 5“”
d a shipbuilding cquipntent,‘ the 1”.
out gigantic ill the history of the;
ployes unnecessary.
‘can be eliminated.
‘and superfluous passenger service has
already been lopped oil.
been gained. and more is possible, in
the way of direct routing and shorter
llsuis, Standardization of rolling stock}
and nails is another promising factor,|
V lest-t be saved.
1road rates.
ny‘.‘omlniahion has just granted a sub
The government may allow other up
'pltght before the year ends. The roads
i
i
t
locomotives, cars and rails are
. -—O—————
id I “IN ACTloN".
” ’ ill the do '5. when kni htit killed each
“Wei-have had to do this in cases‘ ’ 5 . . .
other at the tons of a lady I glovP.
he Hog island or the Submarine-
" . {when glory lay not so much in defend-
i. Corporation undcr weather con-.
. i n stice as
‘ ionsand‘site conditions of un lg ”lb 1 was much talk of “Honor"
. irlor. e‘e ’
ousted dlmcuity. '
1'. lane last Se ~.
at 8 p |Men “fell onthe field of honor.” They
er the Submarine Boat Corners-3 '
on has erotic-d ad has neari com-‘fougm duels for
L “ y l "honor," and to us some of their quar-
N.
" i h ~ . -
”e g t way Upon .flfteen 0‘ theso‘ dignified with so noble a name.
'fii
out;} with every facility to take care] wrong with machine gun and bayonet
30’ ‘0 people, ion the sea and in the air.
The demands have been so newlabout individual honor.
entire industrial system out of
1b. Yet in spite of. these diluent-i
'7 weal-e now beginning to turn out
pa, and before the summer is over
Blimp uttlng ships in the water;
etc and ready for ocean trans-‘
Alon faster than ever dreamed of
history. of- the..wol’id.
eluded him, and he'll not say some
.d
*1!
him a go nt‘the Kaiser."
I.
‘9‘ “° “me" “mm“ 1" set- .; on'or their names-:“kllled in action."
‘ u M' a SN»!“‘““ 9”"! 1“,!!!“ 116“ my” 1' i'l‘fl'im
as one deserves—no worn. a ' /
f. u the tide of patriotlamgom. allies in this war.
. as and. sacrificial oer
. In Ill/“IO shipyards.
fit" in trouble. but. there in no-
. than ital-or no ow
Windham na- tionhn. and: n—maoo
. momenta-all. denial.
‘ mum “claim-8W1!“ ' ..
loaded todu. a! never before.
__..__..‘————-
.tens of millions of dollars can doubt-l
“,1???“ are now laid. and ships! Today, when one mighty nation has
are na built. The Hog island has,s¢offed at honor and challenscd the
'_ talk little
.0 enormous that it has thrown! Ask a soldier or‘saiior why he has!
; enlisted or why hels glad the draft in-
vthlng about wanting to defend his
.‘honor. He's apt to say be Just want- :0! $1,000 per month each from my
ed to "get into the his game." or he_’,teriou
’ guessed. "they needed. it few more men l)
over there," or maybe he wanted "to .101
., «shipyards and the ship :12an Abdomen-these 1'0“ ‘M, on their :l
. “W ludsment. are °‘ c ". lives for this canto about which they 9'
‘of our national purpose and that of
cal board.
The serial number and the order in:
“though it will'take lime to inane it‘
i.
ii. ._,of Justice intiniatedythe deportation
s considering ll senerairulsc of rail '0‘ the No mm and 'two women was
The interstate Commerco desired ill order to place them under
,the jurisdiction of French authorities.
.who may further tholr prosecution.
stantlai advance to the eastern llnPs-« Tho four spy suspects have been
under surveillance for several weeks.
. but not untlltwo of tb the we .
crcases. Between the two remedies. styling herself cm. mun
Dovidovitch Storch. and her associnto,.
Baron Henri De ilcv'ilic,_ dcpartethor .
h ' much better.|Cllhll one week ago after mystn-ioua
two days inultct to’Waahinston dill
will be provided with money. With illegal:h:;£tli;:b':onsldor ""31" apprcv;
. Count De Clcrmont. the authoritlcs
say. was frequenUy Icon in the coup.
.pany of Edmund Roussclot Castillo.
service—and make more money Ni 3 1erstwhile 315 a week telephone clerk
..who posing as the Marquis do Castil-
ot opened negotatlons with J. P. Map
Company several weeks alto.
Largo orders have already been “i".‘lzan &
0.000.000 for King Al- in
for a loan of 85
re tor ,fonllo ob Spain. of whom he claimed
‘7 “ ”to be a personal representative. I
We‘. The seizure of. the quartet came as.
\a result of untinvestlgntlon .witi
fiction 1“. De Woody. head of
h as we had last win- pal Bureau of .lnvoatirtati
partmcnt of Justice. has
'for several weeks past.
need that the'gowmment is ftllly
“non
satisfied that all four have been active
‘ m
fpar
T
l
. b wen-- .
ed a «hip ullding plant with t :rcls seem trivial indeed to the been they in
' l
Undeo Va Ioua Aliases. t .
l According .10 roam.) information . "Since then they have been ‘gucsts letiologic» from them were more in or.
More. Starch is leader of the spy band
.. ,She is a handgun dark woman a
.1 ‘ - .. ' l . i v ri i can uu
trucied a solid mile of shipwuys. civilized world to preserve it with “shits been liv as at a ous pa
in all. and has built a city in a life blood. the men who go to ”gm the
i Unitedllsm they are calledJomtlIo
States for last year was $967,000,000. service of the United States by
Madame
on
embers of a spy ring which
been operatintt since lilo outbreak o
the European war in 1914 in various}
in of the world. d 13c ii
I be young Baron c .vi 9.
in being the “we” war’comos of a reputable French family.
is believed by the officials to have
‘been duped by Mme. Storch with
.whom he was infatuated.
the sake of their. holding them here for trinl'lt is the
intention of the government to do-
port them at. once for France; wherc
ay be summarily dealt with.
. in a search which has been made .
of codes manure and mysterious .lct-l
’ 'ters found among the effects of the:
l‘prlsoners the officials have-
'r'd
l
I”
{not fighting in: MI glory and re .hal
A number of on
ma these be . ~ . l
w Because of embarrassment which; sum New. wA-teamy.m..
tbotweeo “l. marinated.” attenuator-oi
llottLI‘IMdjoMa ..
Wow”
.ateiy before
When Madame
-.De Beville were taken into custody at
AVIATIO!‘ OIUIIVII KlLLIP- AM van Will". MN
MW
that Count vou Bernstorfl
his departure from
country last year made a paymen
33.000 to Mme. Nix.
that both women have been i
ual réceipl since that time. of upw
s sources.
Prominent Persona involved,
Many people of prominence are in-I
ved peculiarly in the case. accord“
to obtain! statement. There is evbl
'denoe that Mme. Storch has been as-
oclatlnx with fareisn representatives
are. including Ambaasadorll. condition:
- .. .tial operatives and army olioornt .
no the m“ 0' the public. no; don't boast, tree simple words are put .1.“ been not“ in mm , _
Ala the Waldorf-Antorla. the.1-iotcl Blit-
‘ ore and other hostelri .
cm In .
0'" ”Hwy: wait while, cutout. to one a
...... ...... 2W “hr-arm ‘11."
‘ " .tho. ' atlaru. ntwn, butJionor ltaelf is being tie-'39:, 22'“: 3:“ mm bad fut“. __________ .
a in code were
“interim state Meat ands-eu- mm ‘ p .
. rm. .1 . » . ’DWMI“~ all!“ up... «Mamba-tuned 1.
P“...'°'""“ . ‘w m Weave-av small-bom- . .s...lt.oam which soon mot... ‘
bccn making Well
It was am this country.
toll” Europe and in 1913 entered Ger. 3 _ .
“an"..gmdwmany. remaining a short time. thenithe Bureau otwilr Risk insurance arr. ’ 10 Dan Free rial ‘ MM '
. a conillr- proceeding with Madame Nix to‘nounced today. instead of working on... gm.” “.hgm." l . W
”a l France. and .Genoa. italy. in bottom : the checks the time had to be given to f » ‘ "has. .3: %‘£ ”:7, :1"- an»: Iron ‘ .. .
ii. “I. 1.13. they Arrived in the Unlfediumweflng me hum of inquiry. l . ’ >1. M! 'u' not“ - '
_ Ping Vulture ‘
WLMRENGTH
' (WW on».
Mad-‘31:!“ ml r if
”n3
W'EXllllNlllliN ~
Von-m-
. from the New
fi'wgg’ more m... m- we mmnmluen of Division No.14 Must Appear on March 21st at 'm “5' mi “strontium i i
. an! mono... o... m... l 9 A. M., at Town Hall Building ! o... no...°""‘°‘r..‘..':3 1w“. 3,, m m f S- .- ..
. < ' “W ' ’ “‘” ”~4—f ts .. a... m u 3‘ ’ Hg
. ‘ Y' won 1" 1°18 _ aatuoao lNOOMEO i . . . . . $92:ch d m 3 ' ‘p or p n - an d
_ _ _ l The following named ”pans “gin-barge must be made on forms which ' W . .r»
“Manual—To out. new We .. w who... ...., ... m... .. t» ..... .. an Wham ' who.“ SW' D ' ’ '
Act o. Congress aw...” money he ooplod attho once of the lo- ” we mm of‘thol mm" of the, .. lesses, Sluts,
mill teal board. and t fibd at the of- .
“'0‘ was be‘ court. Heine! had been accused on:
the lo- doe of this local board on or before
the seventh doy after the date of szthree charges of stealing from thei
of this notice. government. i
He alum guilty of all or the?
Waisls andSkiris.
Attention is called to the penalties :
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t.
t
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[numb of nan-iii of .such persons is three The I As
‘sbown’ below. as will repeat at the for violation or evasion of the Selec- -M"‘- - 0"” lWr mm. . ' -
oliice of the local board for physical tive Service Law approved May-18. '1” before entrance into the army 30m newest M (1th m ml th.
elimination wattle twenty-brat day 1917. and of the rules and regulations M be“ ‘ Wile-dint in Hem-a Wllf - es mi 0010mmCottonfabrics
ohnmh. 19”. at 9 o'clock a. m. which may be consulted at this office. WE PM" W brush Mm the ' he Ilene fulfimable than ever this ' t
Al! claim . for- exemption or dis" . [#031 on ”a“? 0' miuwmflmng on” because of the hilhimt of “f 3011112. no
191 500 Francarrllllt. Orazlo 15 Kosauth street, South Norwaik. lp'ountb of éuenwgmnudgzgfl: terigl but on account 0f the he 8!- and woolen “‘3'
m 3271 Kain. Elias 91 8. Main street, south Norwalh. {elVillan clothes had taken orders for W “Infill weaves m
.1102 2691 Wills. Carroll D. Patrick avenue. Norwalk, Conn. llhe Will “a. butter at m. lion of .i put out by Anew“ manufacturers We
1104—2810 'l‘oolmr'. Loon. c. .Talmadge Hill. New Canaan. A," bu...- no posed a, '3 ”mm“ . 0‘3! for you won tumult '
.111: 2015.8ar‘ent. Charles Belden lull avenue. Norwalll. Conn. m . m w...” mm’ He Wm . . . W01
.1122 2322 Vitto.‘ Jopephy warmest street. New Canaan. m...“ ”M , mm...” ,0, me hm, . . . .mmnllb till Dlllll Woven and brinhd de-
1123 souromo nelbianw . New Canaan. Conn. *nt a locoLreItMnt for m “we.“ "I!“ that ever came fmmthelooms
[1127' 28.90 Sceley. John H. Weed street. New Canaan, Conn. man '36 '9,“ to damp 'wbere thet” . - ° '
115;: 2881”! Antiseptic): castles 186 East avenue, Not-walk; Conn. order was mm at a. “W“ C
‘ . ’oller, ' or. '. 213 South Main street. New (fanann. f 14.. e: otto "regs ' ‘ ' - - . .
1136 :38 Garfield. Earl n. z Merwin street. Norwuk. Conn. 322mm}; '3 zmwg‘mtmg‘h: n V011“ ~ Wanting: ild'Skltllm
114p. 2211 Smepanlall... Malcolm J 26 Broad street, New“ Conn. 1|“, dishonor-ably discharged. from the A. mlcnlflcent showing of ’ 3" inches l'id '
1143 3356 Schneider. Bertrand w. Nomtomavenuenbuleu. coon. 1m“... 1m,“ ”1- . ' yids fashionable fab . : ' ‘ 9' "hemmed
ms sol, lillbm. Frank. w. 11 Fair ouoet'homolbtonh. ; Agni-let aliowoolt Passes ' - . . mi “1' silk and cotton mixturo‘ of a
1147 132‘ ;Wme' Sun“, 1461 am atroct. Broom“ N. v. i new. ,g “Ample .W a tlrely new designs and colors. . . L.
1152 2821 ' Vitti. Antonio mount avenue. New Canaan Conn. “over passes far "u. lied Cm.‘ dance .' 39c lld 4 beautiful texture and rich
1153 802 Federici. Peter J. 88 Harbor avenue. Howells.“ t‘onn. '“ Lynn incl. .0“. announcement has. I 90 yard ‘ lustrous fl - ‘ll - y p
1155‘ 1199 Russell. John it. 155 Washington styoot..8. Norwslk. in...“ m“. a... it", an...” ,3 «ml '- "" "mm“ ”'al’w’
llbti 2192 Stall! John I Platt- street. iii. Nmnlk. Conn. gnvom may”; pulses ullasa"- Fhle-Dm Gingham £39018.
1157 2297 Tnvlin. Barney 3* Van Zntldt stroel.l. Norwalll. 'for special cases." An mg, wenti" P ‘
1159 378‘ Callahan. Thomas J. 27 Stuart avenue. Norwidk. Conn. lsround em mt-‘WOCK that .u who?» l nitcrns ”5' new and dislilli" 59c and 986 Id
1162 237 Blow-in. Benjamin . \ 17; Water street. Norwalk. Conn- twishcd to attend the ‘Red Cross dance -« “V9; complete color assort ' ya
1170 1766 Paterson, William 37 .Pine street..so.~Norwalli. Conn. I. might p". N All that was Mi"? rmt '
1m 1799 Batman. Ermino 75 Ely snoop. 80. usual. Conn. led was to have a ticket. hundreds. ‘ " White Cotton V 'les
1182 202 Benjamin. William 13. North Taylor avenue. south Norwnllt. iof m'on sought tickets. which became' 29c and 39c rd m
Many emceg’ (00' 1186 1198 Klflfljlll. [N H Pmo’er .mt. mm NorWnlk. g” surmtm' th.’ mun” “2‘ ya ’ 40 inches “ride i l '
1138 lm Keeley. Benjamin A. 155 Wubtulou street. 80- Norwalk. 'bouxht. it woo owed that only men’ - ~ ’ n p w' and
We" “mm“ 1191 593 White. Rocco out but ”rd-treat. New Yerk. N. v. no... Lynn might procure the passes} “ Giulia-otter fancy weaves.
119:! 407 Carlson. Charles B. 35: Platt avenue. to. Not-walk. 0"”. .an those who heard u read held u‘, 4.. 'i‘ ,
Much has 1198. 1901 iluymond. iiomer E. IS. Ely avenue, South Norwalk. (.‘onn. lute origin” 71", and u want an...“ ' . he le‘l’lll hall a rich fin~ . 290 yard.
1 ___~, - __ .. _“__ titlindt way. Humil- got penchant”. "huh ind fine soft texture:
on I, were- ppolntcd.. in any a ' f
'4 ARRESTED '. “Had-me Starch. also known aS'nouncelneni-ls the result of this mi» ’ . 9'")de awnmmt 0f Males
. IN NEW YORK will“! rNelle. Mada c Haalteth and up. . . ,charmll'g Phillie ll '
. a. ‘ onus De Brville. has to have' Lieutenant Colo n. at. N. Fol . . i h. i'illll‘ ' .
MAY BESPIEJNQII born in Constantinople. 23 yeal-ufln char” of {unlomceu' tniniuhxlu 49¢ y“: g g ' quill"), made
‘llrio.%:h¢ m'urried Paul Storch. a school has m to Wasllhgton. Dun» 4 . from 10"“ staple Sca island
no man. rpm whom rho "a til-ins h absence Mn or 01m Schoon- i Dress ’ .
manned horn PIP OI.)_ :vorced .in 1:12. She'wan a familiar make? will be in ”,3," of the school}: In I" Linens . . (lotion and absolutely fast
""“" ‘llznrein fa tenable bowls in Motion." molt . w P In colors, is lcndi v ._ . l ye: hundreds of nttc '
‘ in making known ,1". am.“ 0, the Madrid. Lisbon and lit the Waldorfi William c. Gently. of Lewiston. N-l lllcs at. . p d a ,. 'ht p - rns "'
ounrtette Charles P. DeWoody. dtrl- andsglltgloralin‘ Ngw‘i‘ork ‘cily. t “Tubaud miimsbfgnnltng’illsnzp of Wa-u‘. 49c it. and dark shades,
At the same ti 9 he ' r 'Y , stop no rule it h ' ' ° “5 '3‘“ n ”m‘ 9 “”0" “' 0" "‘7' “-- 0 l 9 “h COW' . '
m t govc nmcntI pc i nde t oft a department etion with very ”mural oliiclals 0' MD! of the depot “1‘.“ died hero“ ‘nd‘ 79¢ yard 25C yard
At the Savoy today at the base hospital.
Hotel. in Marion. she is known to} Orders have been bound not to up
have been in the company of a proml proprlnle the lumber of any other or-
neut British onlcial on numerous (illumination at the camp. cher’il corn};
caslonll. There she was knmm mt panics. salad with an ambition to boi‘ '
Madame Haskcth. it llzltt during this‘oolalructlvc. have appropriated lulu-l
time that authorities ttut bccanle in- be: belonging to other orflmuuou.
terested in her uctlvitit-s. _and are making improvements about
“A short time lutcrfltadnmc Slomh’thelr barracks. The order forbidsI
was reverted to he mute t0“ tlthincb «oar-1mm: thotdho
Country. but was next locath in Mad flunrtermaltern' deportnlcnt is the
rid in association with;otliciais of tilinplace foprocure lumber.
German secret service; ‘ ' undying courtmartlnla.
“Through Madame Start-it‘s living A burglary or some type of crime is
"expenses were tipprogilmatcly 81.000‘on foot about camp. it is even known
monthly since coming lit-re in April..tha.t the crime will take place on it‘d-
1916. her explanations of the Mllrceszdnm Lieutenant Colonel E, x, Mum
income have been unsuitable-wan tell where it is to take place. Yet
Vtory. Site admits having received nothing is being done to stop it. n
83.000 from an official of n forolanlso happens that the ofllccrs' training
government lust prior to commit hcrc.,school is now studying onurlmarlials'.
nd has subsequently received throq’l‘estlfying to a realllappenlng is so
remittances of SL000 each which sitcmuch better than following a book
claims were loans front ‘i’ricndsf for plot that the colonel has arranged
“While living in Madrid with Baron‘to stage the real thing. Witnesses.
De Beviile in 1915. they were accused will be placed near the scene of tile}
1., and apprehended as being German crime. They will be used to testify:
secured thdlr release and It is claimcd‘that c'rogs-ex’sminstion‘
later continued to may be brought out better by thisl
method. ‘ - ‘
Hold Up Colonel for Salute.
.forelgn governments. I
DPsplnu
et-
tinlr'real butter. '
. of her
Tlleworld’s best.
SWIFT’S PREMIUM OLEO. lb.
nooenoo-o
ii‘ you want Standard Goods come to
ch
the
of the De. . spies. but
t to Cuba and
"Last F‘cbnlarv. Madame Slot-ch ob l
tallied :1 French passport. under thc , An oflilcer asked it private. evident-l
return to Cuba._ly a foreigner. of the dlvpot brigade;
at the Biltmorc to shut off the water of a shower?
up to this time as Madame Nezie ,baih today. The private did not seem:
i'i‘hen it was. noted that tho Bansngvery strong, so the officer told him to
who De Bevllle under that name also hadmse somgibeef." The private hbalzlyl
tobtalned a French passport for t'ubaJran to the moss room and.soon came;
italname of Siorch to
r She had been living
4: :5.
A RBechmann 81 Co.
f83.&85-Wl§lllllfllflll Street-r Phonezlios;
-. 4 “fir “m
Sic ‘
Fancy, Fresh CreameryButter. themalche-l;
mann- quality. Try a pourld-and-you are sure of net.
NUCOA NUT BUTTER.lb.’...............‘..34c
34c.
?Quite unexpectedly they went to back with some real bah.
Washington for two days. staying at A colonel at the camp was bel up
[the Shoreham Hotel. and then return- for a salute byntwo second lien in;
ed to New York. They were here a.ants in the dark last night. Not rec;
week. then. one week ago departed fol-ionizing the colonel as impugn-(Li .:
.Cuba. but were taken off the boat at‘thcy called in unison. “What's the,
.‘Key West nndhrouxht back. matter with your arm?" The ctilloalcli
"Gum" of Government. went back. The lieutenants decided?
m{where they occupied apartments con- .
d.;ilnually under guard. . [W “a.“ 0" PAY‘ l
their associates were Ma- MENTS 1'0 DEPENDENTS
usm cmsmm:
7 Polo..,0handler.
2 ran. 3.11.4.- W
ALL CARS GUARANTEED;
VAAs'n.Baos..GARAGE .
instead of
,Lof the government at an uptown hotel tier than a salute from the colonel.
ivoars ofs and was born in Berlin.
Her maidelgleuame was Hermann. 1°! ”Idle" and ""0." asking why'
Pr “mm mm" NM“ Mm’ Mmm'ldo'hfm?l: ad count in Clemontl Wm mom 17 onsmrsr m m' an
Mme. Hasketh. Mme. Davidovltch: e 8 ' B . ' _ ' _ . ; Morena—JIM to; . . .
and the Baroness de Beville. lMadame Nix is a German alien. llceipt of 80.000 letters from dependents; TIL 1360.- 80 1'31; 2011 w .
t,‘
"Count De Clement claims to have' they had not receited their pay allot-
has? born:I in Sumatra; Dania: if?“ meat and government allowance
1 u all. on "Y3 he came ‘0 l '3 -’“'"checks for February has delayed the
‘M States in 1905' in 1912 he went I‘malling of the checks for two wee”.
discovered
. immodb
the
manor 1 _ censor“ Monmouth.
is UOMYO‘II'MN
iSlatea travel” as Mr. and Mrs. .
inchert's. Since then-they have gone he mailing of “'9’ annuaryvcbeohs.
.__..>
about tbecouutry, considerably, thelm completed-W .19.. it was; -
warmed” a! thememan’s cousin. stated. ‘ .. .
.m" “3!: NM! ,exolawtlm o! l‘t‘er ’ ‘oootatu that any other secretary of
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