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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 17, 1918 · page 6

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. I. L. I A. 1.. GOLD”, Propa. in “mum. ‘0“th mm mm Fuel.

Ir 1 , "The tax imposed by this sulidlti

sion shall not apply,to that portmn of
such undistlibuled ’ncl income \llttri

The number of iridium;
rervitu in estimated as 5.000.

 

militias;

Harold L. Brill. Strawbwrry H,“ a” tutcs before his execution. Alter lea...

 

 

 

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“WELD"

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wanna)”, mi 17, 1913

Sells haa detailed reports for about “cm!” Santo. i Tierney street.
half that number. Three hundred 0’ Anthony Saute. 1 Tierney strut.
them “.9 in the “3‘1 1.000 in the ar- Angelo Grimaidi. Strawbprry I lit ave.

. _ ('ustode Button. StraWbErry Hill an:
m and 109 In who military “'Ork- Carmela Masai, Tierllt-y meet.

Ling the automobile at \lncennos. he
9llatened to the exhortalicn of d pit-on
lchaplain. Then has eyes were ba't-
tdngcd and in; gent without a otruzglc
{to his place' befolc the firing whorl
l "So much the better: i am

is actually lHVenlt‘d and employ-d ii.
the business or is retained tor empiuy
ment in the reasonable 'requireli-n ’11:
of the business or is invested ill on};
gat'lou of the United States i;.--to.'

' Opening Display and Sale of

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Antonio Santa, l Tierney street. d“
l.cwis St. John Keeler. .35 East ave.
.JPannellp ii. Golding. 164 East are.
Chili. E. Dunnebacke. 1: Myrtle 51.
Win. .l. Gaunblc. 4 Myrtle ave.
Edward J. Quinlan. 1 Elersley 1‘1.

after September fil'ol. nine'teu lull.
tired and seventeen '
“Section 31 (b) Addtd by
1211 of the Act of Oct. 3,

wide- in, part as follow»:
nude

pix hundred of the. number were draft-
(d. All the.rest unlisted. There are
otilcers among them. although Nr.
Selli- has not yet a complete list of

t

White Dress Fabrics

At the openingofi this areal white. season we
r a most satisfying disillav of White Goods. Dro-

M
Imam MAO 1'03

mow '
' lightidad:19a.at.;".04p.n.
Inn rim 0:10; aetl'lzab.

’liuhtcd." Bulo exclaimed when fl'nllk-
toned this morning by (‘oululand-tnt'
Elullen. of the Third Court-martial, who
lml‘.‘ him the hour of expiratLon had
turned. These were the only words
ilpoken by 3010, except for instruc-

Strt iol:
1‘417, l ' -)
«life

to tho

' " ‘Sny‘t distribution
,Itharehol s or members of a corpora

‘ ~ . ‘ them. Ila May i‘lutt, l’elry av}. , .
‘- W i' ”u AW“ Frm ‘ Mrs Daiu cl u r , "vi lion: to th t. '1‘ . ~ - Vldtnar for eve ' -
l . .' ~'r-- ' i th lad- - Y a ' "’3 " " l P c “all! to like from his two. joint '1 -k t. r . - - -' . W reuun'e n ’
u" "mm“ Pm“ “ "‘c'wvely T" “N“ n“ of one o a firm: Woman. 7 Fitcbstreet. :bodr a Illk lace hundkoicllit-t. whitli tion. or in:uor(an(:'onc£llllidn(y)‘l “lowlife weaves and the very be :09 It. “1th the very newest
.11th to the use I” ”mew” “‘ “114 '“dl‘dn “no“ “mm“ ‘50 "”5' Willis A. l‘lcuwrllln. 213 Myrtle ave. the placed ’on his ([1981. and give it year 1917 or subsequent tux years . S va Lies.
“1 ma dispatches credited to it or a“ but ,5 of which repmmt volun- (that-loo s. Fitch 2:_Mvrtle ave. :10 ha, brother. Monsignol 15010. .shail be deemed to 1...... been made: I'eatm'ed are lovely W'hite Voiles Fancy Madras
o . ’

EVH‘SIPY street.j , The condemned man went to his tx-l‘front the most recently accumulated
ltcutlorr in a new unit of Clolllyn‘. undivided profits or uurpius.‘
[brought to the prison bv his brothr-r,‘ “The effect of this section is deal:

and wearing white gloth. with under Regulations No. 3: itevls

.Eliza. Harrington. 1
Mrs. H. Stanton, loll Eliot ‘:~'r.

\l’ K. Harrington. 7 Bversl -.‘ are
Marjoric Harril'gton. 7 Emma; art-

not othqrwise in this. paper and also
tho local now: published herein.

All rights of republication of ape
chi despatchea herein are also re

Novelty Pique. French Poplins.
tunable Cordurovs.
Cloths. Etc.

. Sheer Batiste. F ash~
Sturdy Llnens. Serviceable Beach

tuer enlistmentu.
I That pl‘ooubly is not the whole

 

 

 

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. ”'9‘- lutoty. The indium “r" “mm: with Atlelinp Miller. 7 Evcl'alcy .n‘l» Paul Bolo. whose career has hcvst ed. Article 107 in Treasury Ill-(slop
9-: G ‘ :Jilht‘ same military rtulus BB ”16 white Z. (‘. Bush. Willow street. lamed‘by the French government mm 2,659 and Treasury Decision 2.071. '-
W . t he. Mum, John Stewart. 10 Hvel’raley' ow. . m n Marseilles. He studied l." Unaumm um, . ‘ ' p DR .
‘pnon 0‘1!“ “‘3“; And "I ‘5 1"" ”I" t 5 “ Wm. .1 bovine, Eur-airy .m. into law. but ioruook that honorfllilt' on the corpolratiutib 35$?!de ."2;:§ lixvcllcnt \"li‘lt'h'Af‘NqY yA Ans .
I » '2’ Their patriotism is the same, their en. David Roscoe, 113 Myrtle. ave. ipmfelialon for occupations "itch Were [lab in distribution in the current vear {or “'(llllt‘ll's “w" t ' U ”(at (ehlilllfi. “”3 h a" fix“. fill’l'll'
km“. on“ .3 thusinsm in LB KI‘FBI. their response to W. A' Reid, 9 “W“ “1.1?“ .. ‘ “3”“ ““1 “HMO“? of profit: of the preceding taxable ' m K‘ (H '; "ard ““11"
lorwalk Bunch omu—H 1388 lllle nation's call has bee - t i't-"l‘i’i’ “M'sfl rm? to“... I '" °““u°"'b" Emmi'“ ye" '° W" ”m ‘" u“ “m” 0 29° Y3“!
l d h l h 11- In ah protnp Killllt'rinflt‘lillnlorr 2;‘:.l.e:‘{;::'i,h'1 “:18 will lgert'ilgsd tr:1 several only... :hfi’ c'tgirent year have been “I.“ dir- ~ .
* Ian w oe- eurte . J . - . sea w c a on then he drift- 7 ll - ' ‘ "
FANCY WHITE VOILES

Alb?" Bars. 15 NYIllI‘ rerf'L: ed to Paritl, where in 1894 he tn: "in determining the source of earn;

Wagner'- 1m" al.2314924,

,An 11' ' . -. , . '.' .. .
m0“ Manager's B,e|id.1w°—-l d u quitt.‘ .nulunllp when )0“ Thou. M‘b‘my' 1' in“ ”f"‘!' 500"\‘ll'lt'd of abuse of confidence anti ll" from which a particular tllrir br- Ru“ m “EMIRW, “’fvlhmlgfllfl and smart, 'l‘ltcv al't‘
111312- .. .. . - {come to think of 1!. Tile Indian was 10h“ Manor, 67 Millie tall ‘el- :ul'lndling, up, later w...“ to valvm.“ tion is made, a corporation is, haw. ""1“! {Ur lllt‘ll' lute weave and superior tinjhh. dut'dll‘c .'l l d ,’

'~ 5' 0"“"‘¢“’- 1 “mo“ “We'- .Spaln. unm- he conducted a (ml.- "01’. permitted to treat the undivided ”with“? liH' \l‘olnt-lt's Kfll'illt‘llls. , ' a“ .-

 
 
 

lth" ("lanai exponent of ”)8 thing (‘fll'l COTdPI. : Everaley Hll't'l’l.

:Which wan conducted b ' t" -. profits and nor In t - . -
Mrs. C. Lubtr. 51 East aw. y a rench cit p o o the current yea}

may- , -
{unit In 1903 he married I widow who as reduced by payments for inmate

«or , gm”. .,

29c. 39c and 59c Yard

 

 

.
. fighting fora—American lillert '
PENALIZING thELLlGEN , l“ “ l- , . . __,u
3,. n amend i th W CE, ; --'~-'O. 0'0"" Montgomery. lohprlniifiqod- ’had an annual incomc of 70.000 francs and Fxccnu profits taxed or. it keep " ‘ ‘ " ‘“ ---— ~ .. _ , _
. a men to e or role BLAVfiliY, |Arlcl' ( amcron, Hawkins .no ’ .and at once enlarged his field or no ""8 1” accounts upon an ticcnlal ham. WHITE SHADOW STRIPE GABARDINE
E. w Brnndasr. I intend met t. tivltm becoming an “em fur cham- by proper relervea for such taxes. ul In great tlcliiiiml for lutllos' wash

., . . utlitsulitl lie 11'1th u ' s-
\t r_\ servo-cubic lllltl pretty; vurtl u'itlc. p‘ km ’

59c Yard
N (W ELI! PIQUE

tdblc than, ever this season.

4958M 59c Yard

nue bill. rejected by the Senate after
full hearing, and out
.' passed by tlto'fiiouse, which refused

to hold h . ..
0"st and hastily lncorpor li‘ililand. Poland and other odd bltl oi

t e . it'
he fr lght "‘0 torrltory formerly unucqualnted with

ated it all a "ridér:
l
ofth ma air. (1 c'odci th-
e 5 ,9, an p n taso ‘ e the Kalaer and his "German God."
Here is a copy of a military order

.l, Wallace Marvin. Pine Hill road.
Mrs. M. Anderson, 3 1.0mm street.
Mrs. H. Whitehead. 131 East ave.
Mary (P. Rider, 201 Edit! uve.
Leonard Johnson. 248 East ave.
Amy Youuglt. 241. East ave,

Edith Younipl, 241 But. ave.

Irene Youngs, 2441 [guilt ave,

Susan Younsii, 141 Edit avg, .

pagne and other wines. though auch payments or reserves are
Just before the world war brokptnol deductible in computing thr- in-
out in 1914. Bold entered into it nevrcolllo 0! the corporation for income
pita-e of Work. which took him to RM "can pronto tut-ti.
Egypt. whore 1". met Abbas lillmi.- “Tho restrictions as to the dim-lb”
Itliclt the khodlvc. for whom he be. ”Oil. 07 “will“ of previous taxable
came a trusted went in the exploits-trot" resulting from «the presumption
_ lien or land owned by the theatre our will all current dlurlbutlonu are. from
‘ for the protection of the khedive‘a in- current “strainer do not apply to the.

The bit-airings, of Prumlttnlam have
been brought to lolly, even as they
,liuve to Belgium, Serbia, :Roumunia.

332—“ ant-1m:-

investigation,

 
 
 

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More fahlilm

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“POOL,

,.;,t.901lllllry. at? raised 50 p.500 per cent.
‘ There wall absolutely no excuse for-
" ”Klslt‘d in an agricultural section of

this piece of legislation.

1 the past‘
‘ u n ‘nortllern italy:
few yearn, inugaziney have done more, ..
~. it Lory workmen will be accompanied

to unite the country, to steady

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a
. . . ltn work and watched by Germanl. Af-
tbougbt. to help it to inaction uI ’

wh ls 1 " d' 1 i ti o aitcr the harvest they will be imprison-
o nanon rsanan r
on ‘ p tried for six months. and every third day
vincial sections than almost any other.. ‘ ~ ,
‘ - ' "ulvcn nothing, but bread and water.
influence. The great improyemeuta lu
‘ thzy WOW”. will. he obllmd to work.
hometi. schools and living conditions - -
land «flouting hurmat‘ltilluecelxo at:
u; in general llfl‘ largely been due. 0| .
‘ impntlla ‘mlll'Wl- my children,

their efforts. The Weeklies have kept. . ‘ b ll}! ll be 1an The com
. . ,w u a . -
the country alive in dozens of ways in; " e p 1! ed. y

Edwin Hilliard, 61 www
Lira. C. Whittaker. 17 in old street
‘Iinry Yuttczalt, 12 “twin-d, atraet.
'Wm. Mater, 13. Fir-a, street.

Editard Sauna. Went Cedar atroot.
Mrtt. Josephine Cousins, Ivy place.
John Mics. 22 try. placo.

George Eaton, 15 lvy place.

John Silk. lr.. Cedar street.

Mrs. S. 1). K91 ogg, Ridge ave.

E. 1.. Bradley. idgoave.

Prod Kellogg, Ridge ave.

Mrs. P. G. Newlprid, Ridge ave.
Fra'ncla .l. Linehan. W. Not-walk ave.
Nora Linehan. W.,Norwalit ave.
Paul Lordtt. Waist Norwttlk.

Bout Lindebrrit. 12 Hr placc.

tore-ta in the 8pc: canal and in Egypt“? of «union for invntmontn by.
|in the event that England tihottld r9 “IMHO-“s- Therein in the claim-it~
lpudiate Abbas Hilml. From the. “19.10 limitation or restriction an to the
dive. 3010 received tllc tlilo' of l'iuthn. {mum from which may be taken earn»
lwbich ha- been linked with his point-Jill‘s. W?“ for thin purmau. Amount
l Fund '0' 10,000,000 Marks.‘ ‘anfliled in obliuatlons of the. United
. Following the flight of Abbas "limbs“ml lulled Iflnr Sent. 1. 1917. not
[to own erland in 1915, Bolo met hlnl that be treated as nude from such
at Zurlc in company with‘tho Holman”!!! ‘8 the corporation may dcw‘
lawman foreign minister Cottlicb 143- 1m."

;ow, and an arrangement was made to Tho Commiuloner holds that pro
turn over to Ruin a sum of lopoobodtmmerr note-l turned on or after April
mark: to be paid in {natallmontat‘r “13. «cured by United Statics
through the former Khedlvt- for tht‘lhondit. and obligatipnu laauad after
purpose of influencing the Flynn April 24. 191': are exempt from inter!

. 0! this turn about 4.000.000 W mmuwmmllJ-L. Ronni

Dr.”
>rnttrlu were paid through Swiss hanks. » "All promiaaorg notes, 15an , and

 

which their more leisurely publication
supplement. thalot the hurriedqlally
newspaper. Trude journals. maga-
alnotl of higher literary 'quul'ltyeall

‘ Rhone. are noponiy read by the nation}
nit-a whole, bp't needed by it. ‘

".‘ The daily paper ll'l wanted by. every-;

.;, one. It admirably fulfills the function;
.. .Vn'lof getting bill; news quickly, and .‘ get-g
‘ ting local news ai'l‘d. feature,to a local-
public. But to till" its plucc In com.
mtlnlty life, it needs the anlmflgfihlpq

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a. 'l" 1 ‘1'0- forctv upon tlteiig-‘perlpdtglu algal
burden of a zone rate. for postage is:
abaurd. Most of the magazinea,_al;e
.553 fittbllpbedin-thepeast. simply becauso‘
" “theorist isl‘old'el‘,‘ ati'tl'lhcy got ,ttrtarttzd
I "there, Why, uhoultl ii Californian or
an Oreitonlpl. pay two or three times
the price paid by a New Yorker?~ The
natural rosllli will‘lbe to out the, circa-l
‘éiitlo'n'iir th‘a‘t estibllsttedi p'orlodtddit,I
and encourage the starting of dog/until

, " of small, aeclionni magazines, Nancy.
“"61 these will be very good. Non} will=
:' L‘i‘be national in scope, All will lead pro; 3
I carious exlfitencefl. What's the-use? i
A 37f The. Californian wants to' know what:
they are doing and thinking in New
“York. The Boutonlanvfinduh blasphoro

'. 1 enlarged by learning what to happen-
ing in Kansas. [Through this common}
influence peeple in all aeoUutlS,..aljcl
idonllcious that they are 'Americana'
first and nationalists afterward. 'Must
' ’all this wholesomr, l“"ll€‘lt‘¢., go". to
mum been”? '0' an “imminent.
volume“? ' '

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‘ ‘, ' the intelligence of the country!

 

I ' ' matilcauuuolaus .m. 1,115 m.

Tb'owAmerican initial: to in the war,
’ to win like every other good Ameri-
.; .capn'rhe «cauliflower .01 Mill» .‘l"
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fir”:- éfl _ . .' ' . '
mt." mi. "tort .r-m

‘ ind.“ fur

)larvdo’nrnctfll "0910qu till
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’z'huyc to go back to the wars ofnv

th fidlcni [which uni usythe .
' of e per ‘ a ltrillea in past centuries, or of military

multiply; betoré the Christian era.

land prevent. it trope of the reasons

'We are buying , Liberty 39M“-

:witil- (or rolled tutti,

tfront it long,

,"ltvhere, shall we go from here?" Nev-
|cr a word of complaint or impatience.

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_ r hv-Why, this, ridiculous penalty ‘upqnll

. set Mmlhejlabl; chum after ov-
“ err. littlumrvm W10 help on b" 0' the mm c

a done no wait in recent; your! tb’t

"landfill, rcsgrvqg the, mil; to punt-b
lary'wotnqn with 20 laphga daily." ..

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We have imaginod'rhatitumuu duv- ’gméfl‘l'ltllfilm crEm-‘ggg' , -
ery hudvdlsa'ppeared forever {NT up :a', E. mnng‘lngfstportvm-e.

‘ l I L. ‘fi 1'" ll NW1": 9;

world. But here iii. an hideout as c._l. B" . "3.16 a?” '71)"???-
"ever, following in the train pf the con: Grgcér D. hm 4 _ optporn aye.‘
querint: Pruitt-tun. and. cruphing men.‘ Elbe}; % “3% fwvz‘?p':flfl :3-
women and thiltlren untler its yoke. 'll'létcher $.91. 11W, ’WM iron two.

N Flora B. Hoyt. 3 eatport ave; -

.0 other nation in modern times C. 0. “m. 21,.Ealt‘avpuue.
him rotluced the civilian population ‘of W“ grumbgpmugt' avenuu
conquered territory to such bondage, Bflncgr‘SJAdgnfigtl Built live.

.. ti East ave.
For anything correltponding to it. we Mallinéxymo 4, at“ an.

age Edward Blowar. 5 WPstport ave
Arthur'B..81otulon. 27 Welliport ave.
Rufus A. Jg'ilw’fiewtown ave.

Mrs. Jaunted}. Betta. 7,4.Newtoylvn ave.
Thrills one of the countleuu crlruos, 3:3 :2 3%.77‘41amzmnage
m" we have gone '0 w" ‘0 avenge, A. Carmi Betta. 74 Newtown ave.
Mra. Minnie Knapp, County Ktreet.
1.. .. Hyatt; County street.

TM" Chas. Kronor), County ntreet. L
Mrs. C. E. Hoyt. (‘ounty sires
Prtluiilnlwflflll lilllilfllllg diorama thing trying, V. Smlth. “'9“an ave.
"hum" if they Herman Puncher, Weatport ave,
Mm'l); Madoclu. County street.
Nellie Snrngue, 9 Weutport ave.
Mrs. E. 8. Meeker. 11 Weatport ave.
Alice Meeker. 11 Weatport ave,
Ruth Golding. 164 East nve.

Ella M Wfiv13-.;‘llll!£¢-
Jeni-min in. 9.1,vy pipers.

ever go

t| a, foothold] on Apparition troll.
«witch; 9,3 iv; 90 rngu Halter"

Secretary Daniels aayl that when, s i and
‘ ' I ,. ' .Melvln Goldrlck.10 pr ngw ,nve.
on Amcrlcnn warship returns to port Charles Kaéstner, Tierney street.
gruelling submarine, Grace K. Russell. 2 Everllloy ave.
Johnw; Gerdtti. 5 Strawberry Hill av.
Minnie Mater. 13 First street.
rout. ‘9 r, days at. '9 "me' and where the 11. W. Gorhaln, 38 Gregory Blvd.
strain on muscles and nerves is al- J. W. Marvlnrjllg, Flushing 508d.
, r a .
most unbearable, the first question bntdr‘ulhliuawigrahai. 38 0:980” Blvd.

flsksd. ,by the officers 1 uyc.

chuao, where-there,“ nelutgr sleep nor

and men is, Katherine E. Greene 281 than
Maria 0. Learn: 265 East ave.
May Bishop. 11 Seaside place.
Mra. -G. 1-1' hogan. ll Seaside place.
~ ‘ ‘ ' G. E. Bogart. 11 Seaside place.
hothinzjlut $393195“ to know whe ,Milton Elwood. 66 Cove Mlle“:

duty 'wlll take them next. .; Mrs. Milton Elwood. 55 Covppye.

it is the same with the soldiers, says Ferdinand 1.. Ranch. 24 Second at.
. ' Walter F. Seaman. 2 Second street.
the secretary. “km a word of critl- Rogers & Stevenit, 14 South Main at.

cianrfroul our, boy; kneedeep in the
millltitll the, '1'}th in France, Thc‘
grout. , strongt vhrpvqy unconquered;
voice ottltt; onlgricau army and llttvyi
today ill, "Where ”Wit we go from
hereg" .

it's agoqd‘mo‘t'tp for the people u

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K. or c. .10 ammonium: av
warm 7. FOLEY, P. a. K. or
LACLEDE COUNCIL. '

 

A very important meeting at. South
lXorwallt Council. K. 01 c... will be
1 held in thatcouucil rooms on Washing-

-. . The first
' u at u I m the tort street tomorrow. evening,
home We all "a o 'dF' e . ldegrce. of the order will he. conferred

“I” ">39” 0' them I?” heroic in dual-i on aeveral candidate; Rotor, F. Foley.
“-‘1 1"“ ‘Wefl.’ ""1 “5th mm b‘" who for wine unto wu- GranthKnlgln
'1‘" 0‘ '59"! “009””?! and important. of bacteria Council. Knights 0! Colour
it. would, baa ling.thlnu if we could butt, of St. Mull. Mn. one of tho larg-

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'lill adopt a. civilly} _,;gquiatllent. and t councils west of the M in

‘ river will address the meotlll. ‘

Mr. Foley who was a chartav mom
? balm bacon»
ing a "Mont of It. null. has but
invited by the multinational
to local: to their on lupin-tundra all
he found it in 3110 wast.

4990 Fla. ."WWH, we do next?"
'l'w'll ”Willi.” "got up your

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3.31"” the summer of 1916.
ug ”tho M10" ‘ from Sen-
“? “glim- parlor 6. .099. francs,
.10 ft 9 mildly. After-t ..
lotproceedinjflfialpfl Roll: the nt
he paid Senator Humbort. was rcfu
in. turn". 1.4% no!» .-

tea, The Deutttche. Bit of Berlin is
said to halve, turfintl on to Rob i
aunt of 10,000,000 francs w tail. was de-
posited in thin country. at leaat nine
hauls timingln the, recorda of tho

Va! 9‘. ’ rut. if" dent- '

Dipplolum‘filln’iho bynlh'e United,
States govarnmeut relative to his-1c-
tlviiiejn in thin-county wait said to
have brought ghoul, hilt arrep Bolo
was arrested «in Sgptember, . 1917.
for receiving monogirom German;
for it“: in peago provagandu. Follow.
lng his arrest. there came sensational
rtiacloriurett of his activities. lfc was
placed on. triatuor high trcttcon on.
February 4. 1,918. with. convicted on
Fobrttttry. it and was sentenced to
death: llolo appealed to the "curl of
revision. but the cash ultlll dismhuod
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' action was affirmed by the court. of

causation on, April 2.

The, committee of re
partment of justice
plea for a new trial on April
April 8 l’reaidént Poincare refuted
to grant clemency to the condemned
man. it was annoupcod, on ti.» 911118
day, houever. that the military judi-
lclal authorities hild granted. a l’Ppl‘leVa
"for the moment" to Halo. bccttuur- of
revelation which he had, promised
to make. , _ .

Death, Will, End “fictoiam.”

The activities of Mo and other.
all .d Instruments of Germcn propri-
nn 3 in France were given the cen-
crut term of "liololsru." and the con-4
oral trend of comment ‘l‘ lcrul Journal-

vision of tllc (L'-
rejecle'l liolo':

conviction were:

“With Bolo'it
d , ‘
Frenchmen cfmnrcmd

to."

Promlncnt
with the Bolt) atflllr included former
Premier Joseph Caillntut, Senator
Chart 9 Humbert and Fer-null Monlcr
preald ng judge of the highest l'uri-
stun court. Caillwx and Humbert
are in prisonawalting trial.

Bolo's brother II a Catholic prlfdtt
and in one of the most at uent put
pit motors in the church In run-2e.

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PEOPLE’S, TM)" COMDANY.

ltd 0m"- ‘ch for tho
lowing Yaar. ,

Monday afternoon the annual meet-
ing of the atocltholdertt of the. Peoplo'a
Trust Company was bold and. the fol-
lthuggdirecton elected: '

Charla: 1". Mills, 1!. M. Lee. Titania's
Robina. A. D. Wadsworth. X. 0.. Ion
ria Epatoln. A. .l. Colllnl. John W. pin;-
atod. John Keogh, JIIIIOI 3.1mm.“-
.thar M. Wright. .lllward ll. Hairball.
Thom Guilty, "Jr. 1th flank.
luau cutter. Joseph” a. item, and
It. u. war.- ,

to - tho election of director!»

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delivered on Or after April, 1318,
and towed by the pi, . of. any
booth. or Obligations or. t e..,llnt’ted
W“ MW. spam :4. 10
mod- on 1‘01“.“
Mall. 3. 19M. and to.
wot. W the «M Ma uranium
not: Itltiuh .imlfola second. .iir...th¢
bird“ of United. States. bonds. or 0in
gallons issued altar-April :4. 1,917. are
.exmpt from said stamp tax. "film
bondmmepilonad. bergln include Lib
arty bonds. as well, aa othor United
sum. . hem. and Maud outs-utilis-
._ "lt about! be noted that the a y
wanton ,trom. limp, tax app on
unlit where-the par value oleaid Unl-
md “tutu bouda 01' obllgutlona '0
pledged nhall equal, the amount of the
nmmtuorvmolet ‘ .

ln curl of erroneous, aaauamnt
thereafter Collector; willpmtent one3
it month a blanket claim for the abate-
ment of tone. coming within tho lol-
lowlng classes of taxes erroneously
assessed;

1—D pllcate anonymous.

2-— .ttsoa where specific exemption
hall not been taken on the hxpayer‘s
return and the assessment hill-ccotdv
ingly bccn excessive to the extent of,

to intro exemption,
3—Caaea of executive aaaeasmont
caused by mathematically erroneous
calculations of tax. by the taxpayer up
on his return.

4-Fifty per cent. additional taxes
where a tentative return has been ill-
ed within the time required by In;
that where the fact of such tiling has
been overlooked in the collector's of
lice and an aaaeaalnpnt of 60.per cent.
additional in: has accordingly been
made. and is unquestionably errone-
ous. in all other cases of 50 per cent
additional tax assessments. a claim
must be. presented by the taxpayer as

 

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T0 QUIT IF DENIED-l.
HOME RULE BILL

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gumgnl. he aald. could be.applze'd to
Wales or Scotland. Homtlded .llla’i
boll! oonltcriptiolt and [tho Home Bill?
billmutlt be taken on their merits.
lralpndt utter tho report handed in
by the. Iriuh. Gonvantinn. oapected'thui
the Governmant would do. something.
and..Amurican. opinion supported trial-

lerl'd loll-Konrnmenu The gogorn

means of carrying on. tho wmr, and
Grant Britain. with treland included
must make ready to meet the now
German contingent 0f 550.000 monitor
many had called to the colon.
Concerningtho attuatton in l-‘lttnd-
on. the Prunier, lt‘ald that the BrLtittii
‘attltmu glvlntr up unitary. had lollt
,uoiblng vital. General t’lllmer wtta
confidant. an wait om Foch. the

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the tux aaaeaaod, because of tritium.

Regardlnntlte. ('Jaim..ihut ,Jrll‘h _ our .
not should be obtained. the same ar- ,

cortacrlptlon provided Ireland. want, of- .

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.. . 59c Yaz'd '
stirrer Johnston... on? "
For grwiilatipttdremuaud, iilm sillumurllwuzuuviemns
49c‘erdt
Wang-.7

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ii The lilatlerlal for dresses, bloilkcs m1

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‘ repeated many timoa. but “uh

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£53913 ’ ‘

_ I , Elston clown.
' mmense line, splenti a Input 0! (2
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Th“ w _ rPdBESS LINENS .
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moat. desirable weights and-fin coloniiyzfi "W, ‘9‘.“

isoto'slsc radii;

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warm political!) the mallow"! amok W ‘—
twimwptcluitqi- now thrgatened. anal ,. . .- 2. , n9“ mus.

11f. sou. pugplgunde, r. a govcrnuleltt of ', NEW ,3, April f7.—Tbe Ger-
'thlo_nu_li_nta or stool-Toluene. [support nan patching maimblod on To»
it. Monaco no more detestable‘domln- 5.!"5 it"; If", “hm, b

.‘ation could» harm over the. world .‘m' ‘h '9 “ ' - a" n his up-
man am of the. Germ” ignored by the hundeurat- wero intro
.duged, Thu. prompt. include, a spirit.-

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William F, Fair, convicted of man-
slaughter and serving a term in State's
prison for the death of his wife, whose
body wastoupdfin the woodu. near. No.“
roton Heights. following ,her disrupt l
peat-once, in August, 1914, wrote a let-l
ter received lady. by Clerk Tracey. or
the, Superior Court in Bridgeport, oak.
ing that the appeal of his. case. which.
bud been pending for several terms at
court, be withdrawn.

Fair said that he supposedthe al-

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W111.“ _ the usual, weariaome
filtroad trips. especially. so Indol-
‘war condluclll. orfiwlll. you,vtake
Namibia purl healthier way of
tutotpgingt ,Conlel'in with your
4’; y. and, let us show you how
muc chopper and fibre enjoyable
it would be in one .obaiur overhaul-
ed and guaranteed, ours, consider-
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pout badbeeitmithdrawn long ago. He w'uy .MEBLAND m i
asked Clerk Tracey to take care of, Imam ‘gou 815’, . , of“
”its Winnings... which are still in the; Wraqittil’fllod Car 13:11an
custody «the court. W
The funeral of George Ketchotn - 7 ‘ ‘ _. - r 1 - a f
Nickeraonwu heldfroln his title home
thisaftgrpoolt The burial was in the ‘ 6“
family, EMA”, Riverside, cemetery- .
' ‘ from a mounted barium; col-

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