Thorstein
momma
EVENING s which must heeuteised betos'e'th ‘
. world can live in peace. The only we” - f‘ O -
. I. we can find of timing out that evil“ How W1" ’9‘": SMJPMJ ”.3 sumMfl'?
" L . L L‘ “ow. th ppirlt is by killing Germsns. Wheat . . "i . . . .
\ 4enough of them have been killed, Ger-f ‘ l , é
' mm BY many will be restored to her senses.‘ . ‘ , .‘;:‘
’m m" The eflorts at all the Allies must ber J . N ~ i
locusscd, slthout hatred. but vitltl , ' ;
TUESDAY, arm. 33, 1918 . . ‘ .. 3
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.............................. lillllll lllJllillS' FANTRY CAVALRY AllllLLERY NAVAL,
all nous dispatches credited to it cr l ’ ‘ "i" f
not otherwise in this paper and also :1 0“ de iul , . - . - 2:
u... local new. “up.“ herein, m- : ers it won r Summer where Wide-awake American youths will
All rights 0! republication of one . .. . - . . . . ' ' - - . . . . . V:
cm Mulch” hem“ m mg ”I I “highlights“?grtfilmpllbtrstcuw. l ,___ spend the vacation in a most profitable manner amid the sttrrmg sctmtles oi
“I'M- ' . linden colesuru. lit-21m stret‘t. . milltary [tie and the added interest oi spkndidl athletic‘ features. ’
. 4. lal't'iet A. t‘oley. it Elul sl'vrt. t 3‘1 ' =-
"31011th WI. {BIB-5 iii.”‘r.‘."31ifl"£?ij :: gmkt’hffilfiljvcl- f h The psychologlcal training of the cadets Will be so directed as to'develop i;
Cornelia M. Raymund. 7’lié’l‘kt‘lv‘j ~t. - .5 a i ‘ ' ' ' i ' ' ' 5
mm W”. MM "mm“. 9 Wm M. V. dgli; gandard oi morale in Patriotlsmt and Loyalty, Discipline. Sell-Respect
Imslk matings—.1383 E{333$'ri‘hilflé‘t’h"£l.‘.‘."‘£}’..$‘.i a“ " °' “"3"“ Est- Chcctlulncss. Enthusiasm, Initiative, Resourw
“mt. W21” ' l alw- t; It} Barge? lMums street. 5 lulncss. Aggressiveness. and Determination and Tenacity. W, 3-7‘ ‘
. , ' 't:ra ‘o inn. 1‘. 'cs aw. f_:_ ‘ - . ' - 1;
all, wt" ' W, “ “92-4. Hit A. MW“?- 9 Maul? Sfl‘it'l- g _ MODERN WARFARE—~Mschine guns. hand grenades. military dispatching. camouflage. trench ;
Business lsnsgsrs Residence—{Jumps c. llarklns. 7 Maple street. . ._ mm" my list . h a I“ §
1113.12. : .lulla ". “9nd,". til we“ arc. ; . . cases against us still: mu ng gss toss (no gas used).
‘ litilizabelh i'. Sanger. 52.! H Wt 1“.th 3 -7 .. , ~ . , i
hww-m‘wrginia A, “won ‘6 Mimic mp” . i SPECIAL COURSES lniepsrsny connected wnh modern warfare—Aeroplane (ground work. no :
ORGANIZtNG ALL OUR M AN POW-fining t“..ht';ind3s, ltthtX-h {I‘ll‘rttt l : flying): hydlrlane; sutomoblle; motor basis; cmll engineering; rosd building: listings; E
't, ll‘lfllfl ‘an re. l‘(' street. l f llnllltlon; to ,i eratlo : l -‘ - - . _ g
ER Margaret E. Lucy. 20 Arch mm. P; d . l u 8 f n eeclrlcsl sppsratus (genertil repairing and assembling). telegraph 5
Th“ ”NW” 1:; mm m b“ commermoum J. lloyt. 5.“ Franklin “v... 5 so was e: . wsr arming and gsrdentng; load conscrvstlon. . . 2
Frank J. Quick, 14 Berkeley stroct. if, f . {2
Int: mom i‘awruhlt a proposal ““h'ers. [toss Burt-hard. 3 West ave: AMUSEMENT ~ ATHLETICS
mittcd to him by the acneral stat! of ital-dial (f-d‘layl‘hng-éu rash?" ,4 - .
the army, calling for an oruunizatlon tailswollmilugginrlil"West ML.“ “3 . Opportunity for Mike-Up or Tm , ;_
of Amt-rit‘an mun-honor tar bcvtmtt l-Jtlw. .\t. Slaychtm. 31 “'9" av". it. ’y . ' . . . j.
, , . . .. tiara Monica. .31 Maple street. mu?! ”A": m lllb'l’llllCl'ORS—The Jun”! Plattsbur' Tubal 5““ “ mid d 5-“
smthlns rm attt'mptt'd in 0i" “1"“. w. JV Amp". 31 mph. m9”, . U. 5. Army and Navy officers. who will be‘sided‘by‘British. Csnsdsn' ,‘Freneh and Italian offi- 3-:
tol'v. The plan contemplutt-s tho oontt-1 Mrs. W. .l. Aiken. 11 Maple street. go". who [nu ma uni“ in we present w". The“ officers as M u a 0“". III" i ll ‘ :3
pulsorv registration of every man ml Robert \‘an Hurt-n, 48 West avo, , l e‘d bee f h . . . . , , . _ _ g:
‘ Albert R. Mslkln & n... l slecuunlc rt. ; R “l "m 0 l 0" Peculiar illnes- to tram rows men than: the inmatrvepmod oi the: g
Ill" mull"? ”0'“ ‘8 War“ 0f 3.“ t“;(‘0lll‘llunil Van lluren. 58 West avc. , {j ‘ tillrscters. i.
50. the sorting of all these lllillltlnn'Mlll'.v I, B. Stewart. 01 Wl’m ave. t ' ‘ ' .I :5:
Ev Iins Hawkins. t6 West to. . a - . s __ . . " . .. -
according to their situation and Coptic-Imam M. Wt-hcr. 3'5 Franklin ave. ‘ 191's Enaml’mfllt Sixty Days, Jun. 29"! to m - m
in. and limit assignment to whatevcrtliertrude A. Close. 74 Franklin am. TV 7~ ~ 0 ‘ ' - - - ‘*
.tutllts arc moat necessary for tho sue igllglll‘ll'rfgwrimgé €,e:9:;:‘°' g: F" kph." 14 to 21 Ym‘dummll’u" My ‘1“;‘25. ~
(‘t‘i'tl or the war. Nt-ttic S.“Ilaldwlo[,i ltl Art-h street ' New York Office, 8 West'40th Street ' Ti 2290 Vanda-tilt.
. ,Asa ll. 'oodwsr. 6 Elm :lret‘t. _: ,.
The registry would be somewhat . 7V _ . ’ ‘
. ,Rarlc W. Bratty. 6 Elm street. . - . » . .
similar to that already enforcvd with. May It. Really. 6 Elm atrect. l} ' . gamin;£cffgitzl::::;;i’xfihy:'mh mgwwtfiw“ om”
. ; . themcorae I). Russell, 54 'ull strct-t, . . . ....' , ‘ w ‘ , , . .2
regard to men from‘ll '0 l‘ ‘0’ t Jam... E, Human, Norwalk llotel. i a:_- Dr, il-you prefer, send sugar name and! «(tired on'th’ti forth" below
selector ill-"Ice. New mik- willllngtlurm-tt l.. Russell. 54 Willi street. _; 1nd fail Information will uni you. '
the age- limits montioncd' would bttI gorwuliknfiogt “'ub'81i\l“l\‘l“l street, . . . . . , .. ,
. , all-ic . ronin. . . an strcc. '; . . . V . .,. .,
obliged to fill out a questnmnairemeo’ l). Cronin. 8 N. Main' strcct. .5 uJUNIOR Puma‘s‘wu «NI-SIS New Yak ...
blank. Alto-r that.‘ he would be at thol faults nklo‘l‘lnson. 38l Walt-l" str‘rr’. -- “Please send me full information about the coming encampment. . .
t .95 or . arrcn. snac s rec . o . - .
“”90”“ 0' “‘9 government. ,Marion .l. Cronin. 8 North ave. "N. » .
Need‘gtsg to say, lllt'l'd' is no inlen"Ka[herinp C.Nolan.42 “'3“ filrFPi. m: """"°".."""".""'00"’0Ieiblut-tltls.I‘lilos'slssvlousss!ol-D.C‘Q,' 1' ~,,
“ (ion 0‘ drflfung ““0 the army yo‘nm,wl?tgllcl?llfirgll’l'dzlnllg'lmwszlmtrefl. mm“. ".""."""0'U'0'l-IIII'0'ssIoIIll00OI0t.II.I.IOO.'IOOOOIO..IOI"“‘ 'L‘ r" .
oils nor men up to 50. it is consider-I. David I.. Currie. at, hm", 3",.“ ,. ; . - - -/ n V t, . , I. _ / . w
. ' ndable dtttVJOlln H.M.Lowth.3z Will'fi'm’l .Cii ..............‘............................... .'. I 1 23"":
ttl‘deslrable to obtain dope _ Pasquale Apron. ll Wall street, .1 Y W W ..........-. 1:” fl?” J ..'. 5"“..".'"'."”""".""'-'-’ 1m.
to on the nation’s full military resourc' Max ll. Schumann. 24 In” Mer ‘ or;
hit: idea is to mobilize and 0'58“”? Vinccnzo‘ Apron. 41 Wall street. - "'-»""‘"""-’ ~- ‘ ‘ —‘ .-_. -. .- --__ ‘~—~-— —- -‘.‘1-“‘f"*-a-”V -...... .- _‘ ..
the nation economically. Mrs. gas it. Sclzlunliannlzs lsasc stl‘ ' ’ ... . """""".. . “""""_
, , l ."Wll. . Bryce, 5 sane street. . . . ., . . ._ . . . .__.
“'1“ W" a ”“91“ 6;“ bfpj'fifi-John s. more. colostrum. TO LEGISLATE 0N . PRaFl'l‘EERSGOUGE utmost catamarans '
the government won it a e o Manuel'Stetanakls. 4 a l-strcct. . . ' ‘ GE ., , .. . ‘ ' . .
. . t t with s. l'sndelakis. 40 Wall streei.- “DOBS'I‘ER lNDUSTRY. - RMAN Pm-ULA'CE~ “HOUSE ON‘MfiSKS =1
’"mmm‘gmu’ and elm”? y, lArmenta Underhiil, 40 Wnll street. - - . ' - __ ' . . ' . .
its industrial manrpower- W9” 1‘: mt‘E“r‘1°’a5§l‘r“°s's‘i”u‘°ull‘l" 'atlrtctiv Y 'tcosttuuscmusl Pass Ono) ; " 1.9mm“ MM Ones; t «(Minded front First Post).
- h altema mo .4. l. ’. . are . . . ‘ l __ . , r
'1“ could b" given t 9 Labor The'Bcnedlt-t News (30.. 43 Wall st. 4—— i . . ' . - ‘
slot-king or entering the army. ~ George Brown, 40w“! street. ”out", in Canada. it has been ”ch1anle are rolling lti wealth, while, th 'latest ancntion's which are‘helll "u f'
. . “it it s d
mm“ be distributed.“ heeded smonl Martha D. Treadwoll. 92 Wall street. ‘ practice 0! fishermen near the torrl V1 masses 0' the population lite beintt re-, in the war. .11"
, ‘ “9“ mm be Jas. L. Burns. 51 Franklin rave. torlnl waters or Canada to catch lols'ducedato poverty to luv for- the war. 1 110‘ Introduced snomtr today. in:
list? variousl ”005m“ ‘ ' .lulla' Yackulls, 75 Wall street. stars just outside the trim; mile llmlt. The German Government is charred onllr drmonrtmtlnt: the use or nl'sr'tk-t
l‘nllllml “'9’“ unimportant industries to‘ ””7 11’9““ '55 Wall “"9“ . and bring them to the United Stats-u with debsllnti the currency by incision men. but on horses snag; dummy
necessary to the war. 8. B- Wilson, 93W“ litres!- tor sale. .Canadn claims that this in- Iusnce 0! paper money. instead of tax- horse was brought into the “great
“‘"3" "any i ‘ it). A; Green. 15 Maple strcot. ,
. \ny man of special cxpel'lellce 0' “' Ella JosephineByxbee. 11 West avc.
" ' d to the war task Jeremiah F. Domey, iii Berkeley,
.t-nt éouldvbe assign? 'Mnry E; Murphy. 58' West ave.
' he is best fitted for. iChas. H. Pearce, 53 1-1 West ave
There will be Ollieflions to tbls'Alexsnder Sample, 44 West ave.
mambo doubt. it'lthe sovernml’m “W
Were Wood Van But-en. 58 West ave.
. R. S. Van Burch” 58 West ~ave.
' ‘dei-takes to put “through. Many l“:,Mal:y E. Kelichcrglfirkcley street.
' . f citizens Mrs. P. E. Brady. ‘ es mace.
"Md“m 3“" many groups 0 ‘Mrs. John Wrigley. 3 Lynes place.
it"l“ leaf an unwarranted invasion “from; Lundequist. 42 Prospect ave.
' .. ‘ ," But that ob~'Annle Zatho, 6 Stevens street.
"w” personal fight . dfw'Emlly Lynea, 38 West ave.
,it'ctlull HllO‘ll’l 1“" 1’” ““9" un ' Samuel Lyncs. 38 West live.
in :he (ace of the supremcfilarold Carbonc. 21 Elm street,
weight. Clara M. Givens. 47 West ave.
Jllvntht’ to all- human rights, public or
tlrivate. which now confronts the tt'ccI
peoples of the world, it is no time to.
merenlphnsize our normal love of per-
sonal independence. This is the time
to hang together, to organize and yield
to authority, for the sake of preserv-
ing all We cherish. Even in so great
an assumption of authority as this,
congress and the president'could no
doubt be trusted not. to abuse their
powers.
__._——u.-—--———
WAR AIMS
"Don't make any mistake," says an
gringllsh admiral. "Whatever politi-
cians and statesmen may or about
‘war sim,’ that man in the " street. of
whom t sin one, has only one wsr nlm. ,
halibut Is to kill sufllcient Germans
to beat the evil spirit which has alli-
muzed them for so ions."
That is the outstanding tact of the
pct-sent war situation. We can no
lmtm’r distinguish. as we tomcrly
tried to. between the German norm-
- meat and the demon nation. We ess-
5’.". mrtmtgthst' moment, and we
‘ ‘ um tamts- stat-tn
rd“. morn. . .
RECEIVERS FOR RAILWAYS.
attorney. ' .
i
:3!
of st. Louis, Mo.
burgh district.
______..___.
oust-stuns AUTOMOBILI
usuurscvuss.
——
thsr curtailment of tho
the War Industries Board with
soutstivss ot the automobflo
was smsflrlt'
t,mltice on merchant marine and fish- iiloneyrderlvcd'trom exorbitant profits.
",fet" the matter to the gotcrnors o! popularly
PITTSBURG. April 23,—1. 1). Cal-'
lcry, ll. S. A. Stewart and Charles A.
Fagan were today appointed‘rccelvonl
for the Pittsburgh Railways Comunnv'when' Canadians themselves are pro-
in the Federal Court. Mr. Gallery lo‘hiblted by law from doing so.
chairman of the railways directors, Mr.
Stewart is a banker and Mr. Pagan on
Applications for the recclvlerslllp
was filed yesterday by the American
Brake Shoe Company of Wilmingtontl
not. and the St. Louis Car Company
The company.
which is a subsidiary or'the Philadeh
phls Company; operates six handred
miles of traction lines in the Pitts-
WAsrlle'l'ON, April 28.—A tur- is not yet ’frsnmi. but itwould plsccmun tonne
ulsuutacturs or restrictions on international transom-.1004." (“slash-Bil" titles ‘As it check
pleasure automobiles was indicated to
any as the outcome at a contorollco
held by the rust Administration and
l W; A n i
no curtsllulsiit. it M’dsctivc. Whit dammit
iteflere“ with her‘lohsto'r Industry and log the people directly for the huge l‘House Chamber and placed before the
ithe matter was thoroughly tllrttsh'cd :thl' expenditures. it IMO"! 10 the 01*‘maltcrs‘ desk, so the entire menthol.
tone. at the conference between' the Mini 0110"!!- 'Cel'llllll classes "9 ship'tlnlght Nee how animal pla‘s’ks
.Canadinn and United States comma/Permitted l0 ,EXDIOII the others v'lth‘work. - .
'sious recently held in Boston. Such .“good” prices. and are required to put Still another innovation in Congres-
.i.
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. m , t 'tWRAL’l-fiO'TEL
. -.. OW a.“ . wk Lama
hi1 lighters“ gas; gnocm’sa'scbsdrm
tear“ '
hosted 1
Warm
‘a bill is now before the House mm at the disposal of th‘ti (levernment the slonal talks was made by the pr. 1m...c
of three "gas trained" soldiers. rho
went through the process ot‘, ’ndjurt-
cries. The committee has‘hcld num-’ The particular-class of'pltotltecl-s, who
erous hearings and has decidod'to to: buy the war bonds‘correttpond to the in: the masks in the‘ lncrcdiby "not:
, termed V"JVunlter"' cadmium allowed In actual ’Wartnrc. under
Maine, New Hampshire. Connecticut. which controls agriculture thmushln‘lilitary orders. given by Colonel 'l‘il-
.and Wm‘w a
WHOIIIOQ donuts. . . . ‘--'rl. .
._ 318281. larger. .4: Wnflmlorw
Mucous—Es or Bhutto).w
' . ",‘SCARIJE'MHVER - ”MAKES £80 '
'Msssachuaetta nndKRhode island be. the great estates. and"bommorccland-£.on in exactly the same manner and
{tore taking further action regarding industry through large investments. time as u in the trenches arm-emir-
a report on the. bill. The committee; V Government Blstmed. ,an for battle.
fwants to ascertain the sentiment of! ‘The possibilities for enormous pro-l in order that the three soldlcrm
.the fishermen of these states. Pond- tlts ‘hsvc‘bccn ‘caused‘by‘ithc war. thelmtght'be visible to all members (.i
log that, the'commlttee' will'dcfcr act'artlcle' says. and “id'GWBf‘hménl is the House, Colonel Tllgon was {warml-
jtlon, despite the fact that the joint partly. guilty for the increase in prices. ed the unusual courtesy of harm:
’tisherles conference and the dopart-Not'otll’y has the Government depre-tthem placed in the front row or the
meat. of commerce endorse such ac-‘clated the currency. weakening lts‘pyeu gallery, the micro! the Hour-g
tton. Secretary Redneld states that buylnd power. but at th‘e‘lhéginning 0! not pemlttlng them the freedom of,
the Canadians are greatly irritated at the war it also‘paid fabulous priccsithe' floor while the House is in seat
seeing United States smacks come in for war materials in ordqr to accelcr- slon. , l
and catch Canadian lobsters at a time ate the adapatlon of ind stry to war. The talk h, ('OIonel ’I‘ilaon was il'i
needs under pressure of the woman unrated, as it. went along, by the:
{ills masses of the population. the GOV- assistance of Congressman Francis;
The proposed bill would prohibit ernment'has in some nlcnilul'o counter- of New York, who wore a mask‘antl
smacks from the United States tromlscted this endeavor through the fix- stood by‘Colonel Tllgon'g side. The,
tailing lobsters during that seasoning of maximum prices, but it [has whole event was one of the most
from the territorial waters of Canada'tlone so unwillinglv and only against novel, instructive and interesting that,i
and the waters adjacent to such terrlr iho worstexcesses. . that! ‘occurrcd in Congress this your.
torial waters. The closed season lnl ,tPrlca nxtntzhas failed. the article Co], Titian ”to that the first Hague
Canada is about hair the your. while continues. Shortly after the wsr’Contor-‘uma pronounced against the,
in the United Sta the fisheries ara'hroltc out consumers bonito clamoring‘u“ 0f 3'“. “aximmany acceded to
conducted practl lly all the ilme.lfor maximum prices. lntme'dlntcly'gtv ygtrin mt;l opposite the Yyres
Most of the lobsters caught off Nova after these were established a lsrgc‘nne’n‘t‘(newsman. ltb‘erstctl great
Scotia and the Brunswick coast are part of the well-todo consumers. ln‘n‘O‘Idg of meaning the most “or.
csnned. These are caught principally conjunction with prOtllw‘Pl'" “ll dubrrtble’ casualties and considerable de'
in shoal water. but,” the fisheries‘com- ers. set out to evade the . ' Junction; . Rem-ring to the use of
mission has informed the House com- . Iy'stsm’of Instill: . .3." by the United States uriny Col.l
mittee that lobsters are caught in ws- rtlclen on which 'prl cs .a‘re‘reanua-nlminmg «mtg adhering to the
it" as deep as 260'lalhoms;'llttitollttll lat clssppear from th ‘ market oval-lamp,“ 1mm“ at the Hague tl‘lst
the'grester part ot the United Buttes night and become onlyl nimble for! no twat. mound, 'should be employed
lobsters are caught in loss than too those who do not cttie‘fhofthlgh' it ‘thé’floptlon'otl'otich means has beetl|
“thumb price they pay. lnstcsdr'of scting ‘ss {mum in,- i hope we may not
The second'lobster bill referred to protection to the poor." cc tilting sodomy inset 3,3, 'm. m. but (hm bur
”in MI mutual-emits hbtter.”
«
_. tales-rule. wiping?” Rollo as ssmlyon.
tattoo of lobsters. and sucll s bill alumni.» ‘ were I V .. . . .
now bolus prepared by ottoman = hated the amount él'rchttl pull! u tell «My, cl'rl'. Mo. Avril 21-!
tll tl rttnsntot cc. 1” ‘ « ‘ '1 ill .l . . . . ,
...m . " ' ‘ » ~' rowing?" e l" V "rig" mmfl‘w nsc has made to up-
.. intuit-turns omstcsottso. articles- at as . .. ”"ll‘point‘fisfld fillfll‘rancid. now Ambul-
“M16 «Mt ' to the united States
, jetsam ‘sz the late ass-tor
‘ "‘p‘ém‘ ‘5.“ '
Wilma.”
nutritionists .
are said to brl “lg, ”1?:
“WW . ’ ' br
. Vim ('i‘V' ' ‘
‘ ‘order‘ at
' ‘1‘"... “’1'!
storm tw ‘ ~
““1
but that Scents?! torts .sre being made so tlost her.
"‘mmn“ Muhtm‘? 0"). l 1:. “a...” m P.“ 0110).“
-——. —._
. l . .
tendétlt of the home said this morning announcement of his recent t
lug th i there had been little chance;by courtmartla. He “meter! at he
a ti;:}ases'whlch have prevailed fox tseutence. ‘1 ‘3 reported, Which It'd
the (, tweak. this break. The charges against -
mt; Frank Brown. of Bridgeport. a.“ the time were thefts from his
member or the board. who was sum.;low soldiers. He had been ap
sound when the first calt‘e'developcd; bended in. Boston by the police of t
diagnosed it as'scarletina; and had the clty. . .
little patient rembved to the isolationl The military roller Instituted
hospital. All other cases came on hcfllSOI‘OUB search immediately after
called Dr. Weeks. of Hartford, u escape. Police of surrounding cl
specialist in contagious diseases. and;8fla‘t0l'lll Vere notified to watch
every ettort has been made to locatt"a man In khaki trousers. army 0
the origin of the trouble. but without 005'. and blue demin Jacket on
success. ineath. He is 5 feet. ten inches
The first death occurred last Thllrs- and of dark complexion.
day. the victim being a .flvc-ycar-old
girl, who had been in delicate healtll_,,ni"flw‘afy(mpairs Will
since being admitted to the institu- .
lion. and‘i'requently sullered trom con-l Be Started, Herc ‘ t .
Work on the repairs or the st
mutants. The other fatality was tllail‘
oi‘dn nine-yeapoltl colored girl on Slab,l
ur ay These are the first dt-aths in bi hw in m] cu til
the Home hospital since it Was estab-g eds veg" mom; “$0023.; “be 3;.
"5b“ fobuecn ’9‘" ”3° lDonncllyfsupervlsor of repairs 0!
There srti now twenty-one chlltlrcn‘sme Highway department, pm
out 0! the'elghty-slx'lnmates 0! tllF|No’ 1. This division mam”. ‘t.
Home that are atflicted with the dis ,"me‘highwayfi' trom Port Chester
”'9' h,“ “n .3!” of ' very mild ”Dallas! beyond Mlltord and a tow ‘
M’ trained nurses, ""9" "0'" ”ll" in the northern part of Falrfleld ~-
city, and one from Bridgeport. arc t . ' a"
in attendance. sud at last accounts c, "m. 'lstts 7,, ' an;
,no thriller fatalities were feared. f “0":de .tu‘ thi; ":30: “'V'
. . ‘state are‘in’onuch better coudl"
.WIDNH .TeAMUHlP AQROUND. lhlli npl’lnfl than was to "‘19 .
An Atlantic Port. April ‘23.~—'l"lte expected owingto the severe wt
assault trslgltt/ steamship Anglia. Tl"! BW'Mlll“?! h We
to‘ the trout"lltnnin ruin tile gr
With a cargo of coffee from a South gradually this spring. .
Amefldsn port, is aground ilve miles; it is"not We!“ that. there
at! shore. but is not in danger. Et-Vb'e lunch concrete rostl construct
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