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Four Out of Twenty-Six Still,
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Each in Washington Court
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Mrs. Georgi; Kocnig’s Arm!
Spramed in Washington!
Snilragist Raid
WASHINGTON, Alihtlrl 16,- 'l‘wcn-
ty-sl); women who hate in t'll tl"i.\ll:£"
the co in Woman‘s patty deinon-
rtt'al oils on the sutnlrt- opposite the
White ouse in protest against the
Senate's delay in ac'ing; on the Fed-
erul suffrage amendment. wore
the POiice court. ycslcrday, and when
titt‘y refused to pay thus. were sent
to jail.
Five Connecticut Women were mn-
tenoodeclena Hill Weed and Elsie
Miltot Norwalk. not iiitcen days.
Mrs. W. D. Ascough and Mrs. George
‘ltoenin, of Hartford tml fifteen days.
and Edna I’nrtell, of Hartford, firs
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Germans 'Admit DOzcn Dead
-~—Panic Grows in 'l‘ownsi
Along the Rhine
GENEVA. August 16.Witn_ official de-
Rpatch received here from Frankfort,
Germany, says on Monday morning, at
nine o'clock, that city was attached
by twelve enemy aviators. who drop- _
prd twenty-six bombs, killing twelve
's
persons and injuring five others.
Reports from Basel, however, assert
‘tlrat the. casualties were far more nu-
merous. These say that a bomb fell
in the crowded Kaiserstrass, killing.
many persons and stopping the street;
. cars, that another fell in the middle
of the large station and several in its
'viicnity, while two more full in the
=‘lllll’l‘ilc‘fis and-Tali“ another near Goc~
’the's house,'which was undamaged.
The Basel despatch says the aerial'
attach'has increased the pttnioreigtri
ing inIthe'Rhine towns.
tilllillltli illli l3
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”Since Leaving Prison Stabl'
Has Been Making, Rev
marks Hostile to U. S.
Gustave Stahl, the perjurer who
. served eighteen months in the. Atlanta
Penitentiary for signing an aflidavit
that'ho, w six-inch, guns mounted on
, the deck 0 ,the Lusitania flashlight be-
fore‘ she left New York on her last
voyage, was recommended for intern-
ment as a dangerous enemy alien by
Rufus W. Sprague, chief of the Enemy
Alien Bureau, yesterday. -
Stain, who was i‘elethE‘d at Atlanta' spring ppgn 56339011,
in the {all of 1917. has been working season 15 matte more no
since in and near NewYork city, and
til) I activities .
Entered at the south Nor-walk Put .
Office as Second Clan Mutter.
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BRAlelAli ‘ Alli
uterus 0i
sun but
INSli Uilil
Flourishing Branch of This
Order Installed With Due
Ceremony at Red Men’s
Hall Last. Evening
WiltfltilVENltl
itlilfiiiflliiiitlii
jtlthcr lifts Received and an
Interesting Program Car-
ried Out
A new member of Norwallt's fl‘lllt’l‘r“
'nal societies was installed with inrl
pressivc ceremonies, at '
llull. last evening, in the presence at
at. least three hundred members and
guests, and, it the inltial3showing is a
criterion of its future, Lady McLach—
Lin Lodge, No. 82, Daughters of Scotia.
romises to be one or the leading la-
dies’ lodges of the city.
Fully Forty Members.
I The large ball was most attractfiroly
‘decoruttld with large tings orbit the
allied nations. with Scotland's ensign
of yellowwith the ramp” at
right, and the Ilritish Union Jack at
the left of the Star» and Stripes, over
the :~pealicl"s plattl'oxm.
numb;
‘ fill} illith, l8
- EAUfiflilN SPAlN
lConvictcd Von. Bernstorti‘I
3 Plotter W ill Return With-t
out Extrad
a, 0" “19 Picartly Battlelmn
thlliiEil VESSEL 3 tr hunt ulr minimum “ S‘““g;3f§;f;‘3:13jggiggles
Believed That AllWere Sav? 9 Al 3 H . B I t - I . a _ j » ‘
I ed and WiltBe Landed ’I‘o- Eighteen arn Emilia 86:33? . Lame “£31391“ Bomb Raid by German Airship .
‘zlliau motor ship Madmrsda. 1,613 WASHINGTON. Aug, Fir-German Vote Joseph Mueller. had been severe-
m“? gross "1,133.,“va has been 5mm by enbniuiincs carrying out raids m Am- jIly wounded in action in Franco. 3
a (.et‘manIsubmarine on the American ...-rm“ waters a”. of the ”my... ll'lleJ Private Joseph Mueller is. a Well-l
must. \\ ord of the. loss of the ship probably cunwriod mmmmqm. 33...; known and popular young man of thisl
was reccived heer today in insurance the lla-utschland. which made (“.0 czly and was unlomz the rim o: thel ,
circles. The crew was picked up by p...”...mt trip" to the. linited glam mhdraitcd men to leave. this citv. lie.l . , _ , , i
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I . . anotlwr W559; and will he luntled at 30”, this (“may entered the war. With the rest of his comrades. \vero‘ ‘2'le 93350018le Pithn.) AUYC“ Dlleue: '1 small ”“3“er
“”0““ lfif01'ltlllllofl “it“ “View” "l” 5.17! inch sum nutrition-laying fibula: W" ‘0 fl” ”1“ ‘lflcami‘fi 1“ '1‘" NW’TllQrc arbnosigus that the heavier lloelm. who led the ,rctiremtl '
Iby seaplunos and submarine chasers. gathered 51““. ”We Uvboats m.“ nil-
=cornwaitdant'ol‘ that naval didtrit't “‘35 The largest lu‘ullol is not more than I’M‘iOt-lb l0 titling into the Htl‘l‘l't‘w (’ . 3 » ‘ i ‘I . . "i ‘ t,“ .3 .. _ -. v, ..., ‘
making every effort by dragging to .Moeller was employed as shop ole-3 {grill}? _l.lf;I‘IIlI’et},“egIl_I (Ihmfinflikrlfbb “f u“? bfi‘i‘lx‘iiluhgohtzti’uflw
lll'lolan at BuHard’S‘ Machine“ c... not \0) e, v. int he Itl‘lllllll‘a mot it. xermans \l lg «won 1e .
:estublish whether the’ submarine had ' (Continued (’3 pa 9 Nit. I . I . I .
tybeen destroyed. ' l ‘ ' 8 ) :iu Bridgeport. 171$ made his boom in ‘said to have a large number oi icnsivc on their present line. Fifi-r
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13”. S. BACKS . 3 IN'MEXIC AN PRISON (Continued On‘Page Fm) "lthc. occupationIoi the villages of Ancrc and the OiSc and the corn!
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3D9C1’ee Would Keep b“l’l’ly "Ozark," and has a twrlltl' tldl“ “”9"” and hiinlster‘ot‘ Blockade, died here,
WASHINGTON. ll. (1.. August ill—mi
bombs on ships carrying
iroops'to Europe. who escaped
his sentence to the penitentiary.
been apprehended in Spain.- Secretary
Lansing. announced yesterday
_is being brought back to the. U
States without extradition.
tested with several other itsh oil companies have Ullllt'tl in an I . .
and agreement to refuse to meet thotorms EVASION SUSPECTS the, floor of his ointment. 1H0 died
From Allies ,. ,. .. . . _ . . , ,
' l23‘”;0”“‘T‘°"“3°" "I1 ll” fl?“ ”‘ “.of npoplexy. drawn lrom small salients. lion-total Alhcd casualties may no
WASHINGTON. Aucnst lG.——'i‘ho .211 c‘mh‘z‘urtfij 1);): ‘2 :1: {5173033 Flirt 31- Mm“ Was Sll‘leGn rally in the ever, it is not yet clear how for theihe as large as the Ucrnntns captut
supplies and united States and (trout l‘lrituln have 25;“; “aged .3 3835.3”? ‘ “ “' i’ ivffilniIz,IsliortlIy one? hIiIsI IurIrlngtl hart; (lemming have retired. The enemy .cd. . _ . - ‘
after joined in diplomatic I‘Plll‘el‘t‘llltlllOM‘“ He leaves in a low (HY-'3 t‘) t-omtue"P;m 52m“; is," select ‘chéuclfngifi still holds Albert, but the British3 All other sectors of the western“
““9 ”if 1MB; 13:23.3?3?“;1222‘3312331253,33,}: “‘5‘ dull“ “‘1“ “PM“ Slmrtlr to no tur yleader, MS 303m head. II . .are in the Western outskirts. itrout. appear to be affected by
2., 33111.01: it ,i‘, canw'fided 5mm}... Effggfeue‘gq fomonfiI d‘ffc_.‘1‘I”. U‘mefl Physicians who attended M. Metln' Between the Disc and the Matz,‘Ifiglititig lull. The German artll
mm} 61.2,...leth communion, I“: flgldig‘,.‘},2,.ogfihe 33;“? m carry- ascribed the film“) ‘0 “Xhfl‘lSllon the French continue" their stendyflery fire and aerial activities .-
5. . Meanwhile the American and Eng- ' brought on by his journey to this citl~ pressure anti have gained atldl- decreased along' the Vcsle, wher‘fil
German agents, indicted,
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Piitltllilillltlll
irritant
saving Effect tS'Agree
Between United Statcs3
and Canada—No Spring 3
Open Season Under Pro": million additional their estimated as, I — . 3 3 ,.
Regula-‘ 00111ng under the l'l‘OVlSiOIb‘t 0f the POLICEMEN HURT When hero iii. Metin apparently was cle skidded on the trolley car trachs3reached their 215i birthday sinIceIJun
. 1' before t e' o
ill
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‘ DiCREd Ill) during the night at 11050115 time questions with oflicials there at , “ v \
Yit; NiABHlNERV WBRKS adjacent to this Gilli the Special invitation of the Austral-I ,4 AND AUTO \VRIECIXED ALL YOUNG ME
Vigions - State '0’” '11 tl \t n 'on
. ‘ - ' new man power 1 tn 1 m c; e ,u, I II I I
tmns Mubt conform to. '. IN NAGOXA RIOTS mm“ embassy ”d the Flam“ Wt“ driven by William Smith. of Jewettiboards to’ register. for military sem‘
Federal Rulings .
Resalatlons over-ninethe mind of Crowder, who will have charge of the . . .. l .» . . 4‘
migratory bird: adothd as a regsult registration of the new men. in a .ll'dlt“ {:320’33‘; 'Ifgfialh TsegioggficmgfiglLUNCI-[ED WITH " Smith ran his car into a telephone i,wiil he adored subsequently in than};
binding on the mom unblislwdtodar. said preliminary man riotmmmred in a riot: :1qu ml GEN PERSHING pole. breaking the pole off near theIing out of questionnaires by resist
nada, were’ pro instructions have been issued all draft. I y bk h' h 0 st f , F‘ilgt II . - base and tearing downthe wires. in trants. I ._I I
* ill “1' over t 9 lg 0‘ 0 rice. 3 W‘““‘ the car with Smith were Paul Dilbeck,l "Provision will be made for-the
nmlsutod isy"the President of the Unit- oflicials and upon passage ninth?) b
ed States‘on Jul 31,- The new' law b can ream everyt lug tut e in 3 3 3 3
> y y g find three 1.10m?!“ men and women MUFRANCE, Thursday. August 15 (BY London naval base, and four young expects to be absent on registra 3°,
nIent, and in the: main i‘here are only not later than: September 15. and if ‘
a ight changes in the law as it existed possible on September 5. General - v ' ‘ ‘ "
before the treaty. . - l ‘ HERBS PROGRAM 0F lin England and France. were the visit to the farmer’s home. ‘ ‘ to see thntibis registrationcardtt‘e
Under ' its provisions ther
gives et’fect to the” terms of e e readiness for the YBSlSlraliOfi' - '
Which effectually protects stillchtiigttii Registration of the men affected by OIboka. . “ The Associated Press).——ThIe mem- women whom Smith was giving arido- day from the jurisdiction otIthIe‘Ih .
in most of the North American co‘ntigi the’dt‘ait‘ eatemtion‘wlll hare to he. held 1, '. ”..-- hers orthe Committee On IVflV-al M‘ to work. Aliwere badly shaken up. where be permanently resides. it I.
‘ ' ’ fairs of the House of Representatives. The automobile was wrecked. Smith the statement. ‘3‘But in» such
'who have been on a tour Of inspection and Dilbeck weer returning from a. extreme care sho‘tild lie-taken
is .no listot registrants including those to . I -
and‘the fall Topgn be registered August. 24 will be ei- , NEXT SIX MONTHS eon today. Later they WGTG receivedI SERVICE FOR not 24, Such persons are-advIIlsad
itorm through boosted by October 1.
out the caunt‘ry. Nevertheless, the” Senate leaders today believed it ‘WASHINGTON, D. 0., August quarters.-
i'several .statesrhave 7the right under3 would be possible to begin considers: lost—General March estimates that
e not to make and en- tion, of the man-power 3bill, reported. 2.300300 men qualified {or full mili-
" ‘(C’ontlnned on Page Seven.) 3 '..the terms of th
Killed Backing auto .- J.
Over Mountain Side
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_ 3 SsIAN PRISONERS'
« ESCAPETO DENMARK
ill—KR lion excl/louder“ pianned.I_‘iIt was.
Russian prisoners, bo‘ that-a gnarl? wiilbe present ,
'SHARQN.‘ August .16.-~Miss 'Zlessle
.3, 4N Gay, 0! this town. 40 years oid,w.ns i. . . 3 3
,3 Ilaflled yesterday afternoon when she. WASHlNGTON‘, ,3 August
I , bachedher automobile over a blutt in grea}finumher“ or
. lie-rear “the home. OfJohn R. Tuber. according "to nonmetal dispatch frbm 3
‘ “The machine fell 35 fPet~.tu'rnins over Gomnhagen. yesterday. tire escaping . - ll,
endingvonihe wheelsbut pin. trom Germany ‘ ‘ " ‘
‘ l,Is§“‘Gay underneath: Shelves dispatch r‘ga‘y'
in this» over driven inn
0 Denmarh.3 IIThe . . . a 3. , _ 3 3 3 , ., -. . - 0
tr ‘ 33y “u . ” u " 3 o . . ‘ . . " , ; , ' ,9 Iov 3
., FRIDAY, warlords. nits
Fair tonight 'and ‘Saturday. . TWO 0
sari-Ia nonwsix.‘ ,
9..
(1 "Pressure Eilectively' f ‘
Mortar ~ ~ g .
- tots DOWN R WWW Against German Lute .
'3‘
German Submarine Off the: - ~ .-- ~
m: uuusuuur rumrnunt u... .. Raye, .. wuu. u. u... u. on
Pltlti UP Elli f’i’iib'ii ‘i :wnil‘ssl‘al‘lEnglishman’s WEE:
Kn... a. sumo...“ ...... ., ...... ,,,s3iSomeViclimsinl’aris oi Anolhe
(lav 3 "oral Times by Naval Pa-i Mrs. c. .u. Mueller. of 31 trading? '
, I - . l'l'OlS 3Iton street, received a telegram from .
t tAdjutanl-Gcnorai McCain. in \X'ashina-
Nt-JW YORK, Almost ltinhe Bra-
...... w . A Regiment oi United States Troops Fromtlt
- Philippines Land at Vladivostok. "‘ .
an Atlantic port. Tlltv‘V a". low speed craft with meat sent to ('ninp llevens. from where :1 ”Fit fig: activity in l‘itrnl‘tly is the Ohio. I" "
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Vt’AhI-llmu'l‘tlxAugust lit-q 0 ad- ...-um“; radius. marrying 1“?!“ crews} number of them note sent to hen llztrgconfi‘nfigd. to the local nctlolis.l Appmntmpm 0t Qemfital com;
Navv todav as to the success of tin- mom as “...“ ..q tor 950m lvluvcn lilu’cs. With this rump-any Co.l . . . . , . . ,
del)““c)\arg(. “Huck made “twang“... Tm," €3,3I3Ichmnng have been an“ gI 102ml mg” 51st Brigade; he 1”1.33..(ornamenot earlier unthc ““8“ uteIirIom the Marne, to the common
on a submarine near Cape May, N. .l., by naval my“ ...-3.- “in“ detailed mpom ed in France (ugly in October and, 3abont. Ito thresupich, although the ot the (rermgnrgronp in Picardy,
since that time. has seen much active 3artilléry on both suit-s continuesconfirmed oi'tnsially tron: Ber) 33 ‘
Secretary punters said he assumed the poured oil? the All. ‘th coast last May.' Sl‘rllce- 3aotiye. 3 '1t is beleived in London that lie-v
..."... .- -93.“.
w ...—«M...—
> - ithis oily. industrial his mother, Mrs. I‘m“ a... . . we push :een reserves in pus already
3 ) a , 3 .,- , . ~ , .ut .wi‘"I » 3 . m; ~ .4- «; < I _, . ‘.3 .
TELLS. EXIJ‘JRIENCES ~ C- 3.. M06118!» “1 ulwfifibl‘SWuEmefi ;farther ea wart l’ completing have been thrown in belt or l1
“em" Purvillcrs and Dumory. ' These is said to have onlyIslxteen fro
‘ ‘ " “ Charles M. Brown of Broad River a‘ - ' z . . . ‘ ~~ ' - ' ‘ .- -' - V
. ’ . ‘ .- ~ l points are about too lllilt‘n “cut oi tll\lhl0flb on the entire froiit.3fro
. my r' Th2. ”Sl- .l‘ l .3 . . , ,. ~
BRITA‘N I "(:41 figggfigg $3.)qu f..3.i333",n°‘.,‘,{, FREACH 01‘ FICIAL ltho highway and railroad running the North beat to bwttzerlund.’ ,
, : city today 5mm NW ”Haul“. La. llo DIES SUDDENLY horthund south through Clltllllllt‘S‘I luoffieial estimates in London:
‘ and lloyc. mince the Allied captures smog:
is looking lilo nirtr.) of health. cnd3 3
. I titteblttt hiPl thrilling “Wallept't’t‘ in. A PACIFIC. PORT, August town, Apparently the enemy has com-‘August 8 at 34,000 men and 670
'i ‘ . I" la u L- w; ' . - . 1- .
3233525013;r‘g"',3°:‘.33:3 din-33133,“: 3’3? heft Motln. head of the French ccon- plated his wnltdruwal movement guns. It is (lectured the proportion;
9mg,“ (amt NH.” “gm?“ 1;,3.0’§'3;1,“"“l° ““33”“ l“ ”‘9 "“le SW“. in the llcbutcrne sector, north ofol' German to Allied losses hm
‘ ., .. .- ‘ - » * glormer Minister of Labor in France ,‘ i .- . . . 1r- .23 1 . . _ . . “ 1 ”3 3*
Albert. lwlhn announces 0 mm — . been greater in the recent. ilg mug
of absence. He spent some than M “13.1,“ng Idol night, from a stroke 13v that German troops were with-Ethan at any time since 1914‘. T11
He was found lying unconscmus 0" tionul high ground west of, the the French and Americans main
v ' Olsc and northwest. of: Ribccotit't.!tai1i their pressure.
, ~ . I . .t . I 3. 13 r * without regaining consciousness. I I . . I.
tzlbglhde ‘23:? till: 3:13:32”; Ciloiifllhniii TAREEIIN CUSTODYl General Prtu said the body would be The Germans fought hard to hold. Aerial (literations still are In!
. ,. . ., . O . hm 5,333.05 to _ . returned to France at once for burial. Monolithc and Atticlle farms but .tcnsc. 0“ the British front “Will?
.and ham “gum! “m "L‘ l H ATLANTIC CITX N J Ausust 16 \i biotin who was forty-nine rears - - ,w l . . .
‘ ‘ ' " “ " ' ‘ " ' ’ ' “were finally driven out by (1l‘ll'3tllght German machines were p11
i -——Secret Service men and mo nb rs » . . .- - , ~
' , (Continued On Page Eight) [the American Protective Laughing}2:.‘3621‘3333?n12wflln“¥1§$c2f‘d two crul thnbcrtv's men. The farmS’out of action Wednesday, wit
l ' ’ ' 119m {01‘ fume“ invalidation fifty-four‘ \\’ASH1NGTON.3 August 16.-'i‘he are cast of 'l‘hiescourt Wood‘and3
of the live hundred draft evasion sus- French mission headed by Albert Me- are on the ground dominating the. (Continued On Page Eleven) '
{filgq‘ pects taken into CUSlOtll‘ g151 night on tin. who died of apoplexy soon after, . ' l '
' , plats and ill Call-‘5’ They 3180 will GX'I arriving at a Pacific port, last night.l MW --— ~-~M.M""‘“"‘ ' ‘ “ " " " ‘ -
EGISTRATION OF
amine one hundred more SUSDt‘CiSiis en route to Australia, to discuss war BICYCLIST KILLED
l. Those in Cllflliéi‘? 0f the raid believe ian Government. The visitors passed . 3 II 3 .,
.the final sitting “'i“ fit"? the Govern'.t1xrougti Washington recently and dim NORWICH, August 16.—An ltulian, WASHINGTON. August? Ids-Ftp?
\‘i'ASl—llTCGTON, ding. it‘».—-‘.\iachiu-'mont from leU’IlO SOVQNY'fiW men’ing the long journey across the Co'nti- about twenty-eight years old, Whose vovst Marshal General Crowds?
ery tor the registration of the thirteen Iavailable for set-rice. r" nent stopped at several middle west- name has not been learned, Was kill- sued'a statement today emphasizi II
em and western cities. ed at Taftville, today, when his bicy-3that all male citizens who shall it
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in robust health and oilicinls of the and {Brew him under an automobile,_o iastImust some?
of draft ages to include men between
18 and 45 years, already has been set
in motion. Provost Marshal Gonetal TOKIO, Monday, August 12 (By The
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Missions were shocked by news Of his City, a United States sailor, stationed j on August 24, regardless often
‘ death. ' , at New London. 3 . lsume‘d grounds for exemption. ..
t In trying'to avoid the cclll:tion,ltllnit.r to‘make claim for exemp fl
persons have been “"65”“ “‘ Nagoya! WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY -1N_ of Georgia, also a sailor at the New gistration by mail of any person b.
Crowder said, because the available , .
DRIAFT CALLS FOR THE guests of General Pershing at lunch,
.. 3, as his ‘home board on or b‘eiord‘A
apply at once to local boards.
‘ ' struntion‘s .as' to how to prone
l The congressmeiE’ItIieparteItIlhIlate ' 3113 PARIS ‘A I , I I, .
the afternoon for titeau- erry, o‘ _ ugust 16.——Rellgious‘sery- I» ”I . . I ' 'I"""
TGSlEI‘dfiY by themilitary committee“. Wary service would be obtained'trom visit the American troops in‘that re- ices beside. the graveor- Lieutenant. LEONARDSFgg'wg ,_
lnext‘Thursday. monitor a quorum~and the new registrant’s and he outlin- Iglon. They will startIfor Rome Fri- Quentin Boogeueu, . near» 3mg spot __ WR [TE ~_ ‘.
. tthe consequent inability to setusido ted the. calls for the next year or lday night. a = 3 j where he tell to his death in‘an air
theunénimcusconsent agreement we more“ follows: < , .- ' ' 3 combat last- month; were heldlhere
der which. the; Senate is bound to con-.' ~ . today by Bisbon Brent. ofitbe Protestw
duct’buslnesn‘bemm August 24.,“ it _ 1 ant Episcopal church; and the Rem
prematulbb ‘boglnnlng"o!’t'qoneldarat ~ Charles 8.:MnctarlnndI, of the Federal
‘ ' Councillor I611 ‘ ‘
cries. .
, by the commanderJn-Chlef at his head-I3 LIEUT. ROOSEVELT
,ARMY‘UNIFORMS _ T ‘
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20.0mm“
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'5' “mill” IV’W‘lS‘ml-DHW 1'“ ~ ' - v ”Firtégotundetérmtned origin today de~ ~ , 3 , . 3 , 3
I b“? ‘ ' ' ' ‘ .. ' ' ‘lttroyedtliree of} the mills or the _Diepatches,tromthe American fro
l ’ ‘ ‘ Fran 'tb‘Ward W 31‘ ‘Cdntuanymn- tilting the advance to-tlte ‘Yesle‘.
‘ rnmenuwork and ‘u lumen
‘ bee bu‘l
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